Our photographers captured the best pictures in Dundee.
Floral tributes left at the side of the Kingsway. Photo by Kenny Smith/ DCT Media
Liz Hood (78) from Helensborough, with Paul & Pauline Atkin from East Kilbridhe with dogs Buster and BoBo arrived early to watch the Queens coffin as it passes through Dundee. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Linda McKichan (60) from Dundee waits for the cortege to arrive. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Alastair Harbison (48) from Monieke reads the paper as he waits for the cortege. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People gather along the Kingsway. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Alastair Harbison, Karen Haribison, Kate Duncan and kids Euan, William, Emily and Callum from Monieke and Broughty Ferry gather to watch as the Queens coffin passes through Dundee. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Time for a quick video call before the cortege arrives. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People gather and wait patiently. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Connor Blake (10) and Blair Inglis (9) from Menziehall brought their two toy corgi dog toys. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Veteran Harry Gerrard (66) from Dundee, wearing his medals. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People sit and wait for the cortege to arrive. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
A motorcyclist stops to chat with the police. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Snacks and drinks keep the crowds happy as they wait. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Sarah Bruce (50) from Dundee West End came to pay her respects. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Inga Hallam (42) from Glenrothes (Originally Lithuania) and who’s husband Mark is in the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards waits for the cortege. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Joanne Young (Mum) with Lukas Blacklaw (9) from Dryburgh. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Gary Coleman (ex RAF) and Helen Coleman from Cupar. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Richard Workman with dog ToTo and Melanie Workman (Left) and Andrea McLennan with kids Ava, Harriet, and Ella McLennan from Auchterarder and St Cyrus. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People gather on the grass banks. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Reuben, Rowan and Juno Rose Illes-Brooksbank and Ailsa and Fergus Duncan (front) with Jasmine and Richard Illes-Brooksbank (back) from West End Dundee. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
3 month old Oscar Connolly from Kirkcaldy chills out as he waits for the Queen to pass through Dundee. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People bring floral tributes. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
A Union flag is draped over a sign as members of the public gather to watch as the Queen’s coffin passes through Dundee. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Loving the dogs as much as the Queen loved her corgis! Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Perth & Kinross Provost Xander McDade arrives. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Dignitaries arrive. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Dignitaries gather on the stand. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Members of the public on the look out for the cortege. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Black armbands are worn as the dignitaries congregate. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
A young lad with his Police Officer hat watches on. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
People get ready to record the event. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Children watch on as people take photos as the cortege arrives. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
A sombre moment as the cortege comes into sight. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
The cortege arrives. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Royal vehicles pass through. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Queen Elizabeth II Coffin as the hearse passes along the Kingsway. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Princess Anne accompanies the Queen’s coffin. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
Queen Elizabeth II Coffin passes along the Kingsway. Photo by Steve Brown / DCT Media
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Best pictures as thousands line streets of Dundee for Queen’s cortege
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