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Because there are lots of mountains
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What is a Scottish highlander?
A Highlander is a Gaelic person who lives in the Highlands of Scotland. This term is used to describe Scottish farmers and herders.
Why is the kilt so important to Scotland and origins?
Kay
Is Scotland in Western Europe?
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom and so does not have separate membership of the EU.
How do you move to Scotland?
first you research Scotland, is it the right place for you? if it is, buy a house in Scotland. depending on where you live now, get a plane, trian, boat, car to Scotland and move in to your new house. simple :)
What is a part of highlands in great Britain?
The mountainous area of Scotland is known as 'The Highlands'. The Highlands include the Cairngorm and Grampian ranges. Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK is in the Highlands, as is Loch Ness. The highest village in the UK, Tomintoul, is also in the Highlands.
Is Edinburgh in Scotland mountainous?
No
What is the name of a mountainous country in the British Isles that starts with a W?
There are two mountainous members of the United Kingdom. They are Scotland and Wales. So, the answer you are looking for is Wales.
Is Scotland flat or does it have hills?
Scotland is the most mountainous area of the UK.
How much mountains are there in Scotland?
The west and north is quite mountainous with the east and south less so.
Mountainous and picturesque region of Scotland site of Loch Ness?
The Highlands
Where is there a mountainous country in the british Isles that is not an independent nation?
Scotland and Wales
How do you use highland in the UK?
This usually refers to the mountainous area of Northern Scotland.
Name of Mountainous region of Scotland in which Loch Ness is situated?
The Highlands the glen
Why does England have a bigger density than Scotland?
A lot of Scotland is rural and mountainous, so there are large areas where is a low density of population. England is larger and has a much larger population, with more areas that are easily habitable.
What terrains does Scotland have?
The north and west is mainly rugged or mountainous and the east and south is mainly agricultural.
What is the landscape like in Scotland?
It is hilly and the mountains are mainly in the Western side of Scotland.
What are highlands?
Highlands are essentially high parts of a mountain. They are also be used to describe the Gaelic-inspired mountainous area in Scotland.
