Geographic description of Scotland

Answer 1

Many manmade features here! Inc Edinburgh Castle and many other beautiful castles and ruins, the entrance to the Devils Pulpit - stairs carved into the surroundings which descend into a cavern with a pond at the bottom - eerie but beautiful. Glasgow University, The suspension bridge and other bridges over the Clyde inc Erskine Bridge and Forth Rd Bridge on the east coast is very famous. The People's Palace on Glasgow Green. The Botanic Gdns in the west end. The Armadillo at the SECC. Too many to list lol! Some ancient, some modern but all in all a diverse beauty.xx

Answer 2

Scotland occupies the northern half of the island of Britain and the northern part of Scotland has Britain's highest mountains. Because of the rough terrain, that part of Scotland is sparsely populated.

Answer 3

There are mountains and valleys

Answer 4

Lakes, lochness monster, mountains

Answer 5

Small, Cold, Wet and full of Scots

Answer 6

Mountains and moorland.