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  1. About 790, but only 130 are inhabited.
  2. In Glasgow in 1872, between England and Scotland
  3. England
  4. Near Perth. Meiklour Beech Hedge is 30m high and 530m long.
  5. 40%
  6. Alexander Cumming in 1775
  7. On the island of Orkney. The building is from about 3100 BC.
  8. It was established in 1772.
  9. It was first mentioned in 1457. Golf was then spelt gowf.
  10. The Mount Stuart House contains the world's first indoor heated pool in a home. It was also the first home in Scotland to have electric lighting.
  11. A kilt
  12. On Burns Night (25 January), a celebration of Scotland’s most famous poet.
  13. Cullen Skink is a soup and Lanark Blue is a cheese
  14. Tartan
  15. Loch Morar (310 m)
  16. Mac (or Mc) mean “son” in Gaelic.
  17. Elephant polo
  18. The Shetland and Orkney Islands
  19. Charles Macintosh. The first mackintosh was sold in 1824.
  20. There are 7 officially recognised cities: Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Perth and Stirling.