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1 From the Highlands to the Lowlands
Scotland From the Highlands to the Lowlands

2 Geography 79,000 km2 Fits into Canada… 3 Distinct Regions 126 times
Uplands Lowlands Highlands/Islands

3 Geography - Uplands Large Hills Broad Valleys Most remote areas
Highest Village Wanlockhead 467 m above sea level

4 Geography - Lowlands Fertile Soils Rich Mineral Deposits
Highest Population

5 Geography – Highlands Islands
Mountainous Fjords UK’s Highest Point Ben Nevis 1244 m

6 Climate Temperatures: Rainfall: Winter: 2-5°C Summer: 13-17°C
Western Highlands: 4,577 mm Eastern: 870 mm

7 Demography Population: 5 million Religion: Largest City: Glasgow
Capital: Edinburgh Religion: 65% Catholic 42% Church of Scotland 16% Roman Catholic 28% Atheist

8 Agriculture - Livestock

9 Agriculture – Cultivation

10 Major Exports Scotch Electronics Petroleum

11 Flag

12 Flag – United kingdom

13 Anthem

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