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as part of the admission examination, a Glasgow score of three to five points often suggests that the patient has likely suffered fatal brain damage, while eight or more points indicates that the patient's chances for recovery are good.

North Sea oil, hydro-electric power, coal, (but it's running out) soon to be replaced by wind power.

The Cheviot Hills and the River Tweed.

Hadrian's Wall may not be as natural but it is 75 miles long and built by the Romans. It borders England and Scotland.

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Scotland is not, never has been and never will be a part of England. Scotland is a country which is in a political union with England(inc Wales) and six counties of Ireland. Comment: To refer to Scotland as being England (or part of England) has the same effect on a scotsman/woman as saying America is part of Canada or Americans are Canadians for the americans. It winds us up - so don't do it! ;-)

No they don't. Irish people and Scottish people get on very well.

See the links below for some maps of Northern Ireland

Its cold in scotland because its furthest away from the gulf stream which warms the rest of the country. The cold air converts the evaporated water into rain. Also it not excacly (sorry cant spell) close to the equator. also alot of rainfall is from relief rainfall which is caused by the mountains.

The answer to that obviously depends on where you are travelling from and what form of transport you are taking. It is obviously much cheaper to travel to Scotland by bicycle from England than it is to travel by plane from New Zealand.

well i suppose wales would be technically between the two countries, but there are parts where England is nearer. check it out on a map!

UK is an abbreviation of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The UK is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so that Scotland is a PART of the UK.

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Grimsby is a town and Scotland is a country - it will depend on which part of Scotland you are travelling to. Your question is like asking how far from New York to Canada.

Loch Morar with a maximum depth of 310 m.

Loch Ness is second with a maximum depth of 132 m.

A vicar lives in a vicarage and a minister (Church of Scotland) lives in a manse.

From Glasgow, Scotland to Paris, France is 556.5 miles. The average nonstop flight takes about 1 hour 55 minutes. Connecting flights take 3 hours 35 minutes or more.

There are a total of 13 Hilton Hotels in Scotland. These include:

Hilton Craigendarroch hotel, Hilton Aberdeen Treetops hotel, Hilton Dundee, Hilton Edinburgh Airport, Hilton Dunkeld House hotel, Caledonian Hilton, Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor, Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor, Hilton Glasgow hotel, Hilton Coylumbridge hotel,Hilton Strathclyde hotel.

A Scottish bay like this is called a firth.

Skye

Islay

Barra

Benbecula

Lewis

Harris

Muck

Eigg

Gigha

Jura

Orkney Islands

Shetland Islands

Raasey

Rum

Canna

Tiree

Lismore Island

Coll

Mull

Iona

St Kilda Islands

Isle of May

Arran

Ailsa Craig

Rothesay

Bute

Great Cumbrie

Little Cumbrie

And many many many more.

Harris Tweed

The highest A-road in England is the A689 at Killhope Cross on the Durham/Cumbria border. At 627m (2057ft) is is also the joint highest public road, with the nearby unclassified road between St Johns Chapel and Langdon Beck also attaining the same height of 627m.

4 hours 37 minutes

The weather is best in Ireland during the summer, but there are fewer tourists and lower prices during spring and fall. The least expensive time to travel is in winter, when the weather tends to be quite chilly and a bit dreary.

• Because of the curvature of the earth this is the shortest distance to fly. You have to remember the world is not flat as it is on a map. Best look at a globe of the world to understand this.

Glen, from the Gaelic gleann