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The official name of scotland comes from a latin word named Scotia when the irish settled on the west cost of the Great Briten

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Edinburgh is the capital city of scotland in the 15th century Edinburgh had been under Scottish rule for a significant period of time King James IV of Scotland moved the Royal Court to Edinburgh and the city became the capital

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Glasgow is Scotland's largest city, located on the River Clyde its known for its rich history vibrant arts and music scene Victorian architecture, and the famous football rivalry between Celtic and Rangers.

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Scotland has about 5.5 million people, mainly in cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.

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Covers 77,933 km², featuring mountains, lochs, and coastal regions with diverse landscapes.

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English is the main language, with Scots and Scottish Gaelic also spoken regionally.

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A devolved parliamentary system with its own government within the United Kingdom.

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Uses the Pound Sterling (£), shared with the rest of the United Kingdom.

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The River Tay, Scotland’s longest river, flows for 117 miles through Perthshire

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Loch Lomond is largest by surface area; Loch Ness holds the most water.

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Ben Nevis, the UK's tallest peak, stands at 1,345 meters near Fort William.

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The Saltire, a white diagonal cross on a blue background, represents St. Andrew.

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The thistle, a purple, spiky flower, symbolizes Scotland’s resilience and history.

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The unicorn, a mythical creature, symbolizes purity, strength, and Scottish mythology.

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Haggis, a savory pudding made from sheep's organs, oats, and spices.