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Cumbria goes all the way to the Scottish border.
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How long is Scotland to wales?
Scotland is bigger than Wales.
Which is further north Wales or Scotland?
Scotland is further north than Wales.
Is Wales bigger than Scotland?
No, Scotland is bigger.
How much larger is Scotland to Wales in measurement?
Scotland is larger than Wales in terms of land area, with Scotland covering around 78,772 square kilometers compared to Wales with around 20,735 square kilometers. This means Scotland is approximately four times larger than Wales.
Do you get sheep in Wales?
yes more than Scotland
What is the distance between London Heathrow airport and Bangor Wales in UK?
From London to Wales is 135.78 miles / 218.51 km. Could not find anything closer than that :-) From London to Wales is 135.78 miles / 218.51 km. Could not find anything closer than that :-)
Why is Scotland closer to Australia than Essex?
Over the north pole. It all depends on the part of scotland and where about in oz
Is the Highland region of Scotland bigger or smaller than the whole of wales?
Smaller- the Highland region is roughly equivalent in size to Northern Ireland. The whole of Scotland is about one third larger than Wales. As a general rule of thumb, Wales is about the same size as Belgium.
Which has the largest area England wales Scotland or northern Ireland?
Scotland is bigger than Ireland,but not much.
Is the british isles bigger than the UK?
the British isles is the UK. Scotland England wales and northern Ireland.
What is the highest populated country in the UK?
The highest populated country in the UK is England. It is the largest country in the UK by population and has the most densely populated regions such as London and the Southeast.
Which country is to the northeast of Ireland?
Northern Ireland. Other than that, Scotland, England and Wales, with the Isle of Man being nearest to the Republic of Ireland and Scotland nearest to the island, of Ireland not far from the northeast corner of Northern Ireland.
