Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle play central roles in major events in Scottish history, both for wars and coronations. Edinburgh Castle has the Scottish National War Memorial and the Scottish Crown Jewels. Guarding the entrance to the Castle are statues of Robert Bruce and William Wallace. Important things to visit in the castle are St Margaret's Chapel, Mon's Meg, and the birthplace of King James VI. The Walter Scott Monument stands on Princes Street in Edinburgh. Calton Hill also has a half-completed Doric-style temple meant to commemorate the Napoleonic Wars, in addition to a tower dedicated to Admiral Lord Nelson. St Giles Church is home to the Royal Order of the Thistle. There is a statue of Greyfiars' Bobby near Greyfriars' Kirkyard. Loch Ness is a monument to the Scots' penchant for storytelling.
National Monuments Record of Scotland was created in 1966.
Princes Street is in Edinburgh. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. This steet is major tourist attraction in the city due to its shopping and other amenities. Also it has a number of monuments such as the one dedicated to the writer Sir Walter Scott
Scotland has a variety of major imports. Some of these include manufactured goods, machinery, fuels, as well as food items.
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Church of Scotland which is Presbyterian.
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The rivers Clyde, Forth, Tay and Caledonian Canal.
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Some memorials are monuments, but not all monuments are memorials.