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How many horse racecourses in Great Britain?
As of 24 January 2015, there are 60 racecourses operating in the Great Britain.
Where is Albion?
Albion is the oldest known name for the island of Great Britain.
Which city and country has the world's oldest surviving monarchy?
Great Britain has the world's largest monarchy.
Who was the oldest King of England?
King George III was the oldest King of Great Britain, after having reigned for almost 60 years.
What is the oldest university in Scotland?
St. Andrews University is the oldest in Scotland, one of the oldest in Great Britain. It was granted a charter in 1411 by the bishop of St. Andrews. In 1413 in gained full university status after a blessing by the Pope at the time.
Is Great Britain a US ally?
Portugal is the England's oldest ally...both countries have an alliance which is still in force
How do foreign countries say Great Britain?
France: "La Grande-Bretagne." Germany: " Großbritannien ." Russia: 'Vyelyikaya Britanyia' Spain: "Gran Bretana' (with a tilde, ~, over the final 'n') Italy: "La Gran Bretagna." Latin: "insula Albionum" (oldest recorded name for Great Britain); 'Britannia' (for 'Britain')
The oldest son of the queen in UK?
That would of course be Prince Charles, who is currently next in line to be the Monarch of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Does Great Britain have reservoirs?
Yes Great Britain does. There are hundreds of reservoirs dotted around Great Britain.
By the summer of 1940 who was the only nation resisting Hitler in western Europe?
Great Britain (apex)
What does OS stand for in the OS map?
Operating System (In the context of an actual map, OS stands for Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency for Great Britain.)
What is the oldest in Britain?
The oldest university in Great Britain is the University of Oxford. The exact date of establishment is unknown but it ha been in existence since at least 1096.The University of Oxford which has been teaching since 1096 and a university since around 1116, followed by The University of Cambridge which broke away from Oxford in 1209 Both in the towns of the same names in England, next oldest is St Andrews (1410) in Scotland and the oldest Welsh one is probably St Davids from 1822.
