Many North Americans have Scottish heritage after many Scots left for America for work during the Highland Clearances and are very proud of this, therefore the single out Scotland from Britain. This is of course contrasted by the REALLY annoying American who says "You're from Scotland, England?" And believe me when I say I've met too many for it to be a misinterpreted stereotype!
Scotland is on the island of Great Britain in the Northwest of Europe.
Scotland is the northern part of the island of Great Britain.
No it doesn't ! The North Sea borders Great Britain to the East. To the North of Scotland, there is the Arctic ocean, to the West is the Atlantic ocean, and to the South is the Bristol channel.
No, Great Britain is not located in Germany. G.B. is an island that is North of the European continent.
To the north of England is Scotland and to the west of England is Wales. England, Scotland and Wales are know as Great Britain.
Scotland is a Large area of land in the North of Great Britain (UK) it borders England to it's south. It is north-east of Ireland (Republic) and Northern Ireland (UK).
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is not a nation but a group of nations grouped together into a sovereign state. The four nations of this state are, Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The second highest mountain in Britain is Snowdon, which is in north Wales. The highest mountain in Britain is Ben Nevis, which is in Scotland. I'm afraid the above is an all too common misconception. The second highest mountain in Great Britain is Ben MacDui in the Cairngorms. Indeed, the first 60 highest mountains in Great Britain are all in Scotland. Snowdon is the 61st highest.
The Bearded Collie come from Great Britain.
Scotland, though they may be leaving the UK within a few months.
Loch Ness is in Scotland, which is a country in the north of the island of Great Britain. Scotland along with England, Wales and the province of Northern Ireland form the United Kingdon.
Scotland is to the North and Ireland is to the West.Although Scotland is not actually a country, and neither is England. Both are part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - or more commonly, the UK