Scotland Has three regions Southern Uplands Central Lowlands The Highlands

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ScotlandHas three regionsSouthern
UplandsCentral LowlandsThe Highlands
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Scotland

• Has three regions
• highlands and islands
• central lowlands
• southern uplands

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Central Lowlands from Linlithgowflat and
rolling hillsindustrial and administrative
region
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Bannockburn battlefield where Scots won
independence from English
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Docks at Ayr
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GlasgowScotlands industrial heartland
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Glasgow Shipyards
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The Arran FerryScotlands islands are connected
by a complex ferry system
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Isle of Arran
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Linlithgow Castle
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Loch Etive near Oban
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Town of Oban
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The Rothesay Ferry on the Clyde
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The edge of Loch Lomond
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Dalhousie Castle near Bonnyrigg
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Edinburgh Castle
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The Castle Guard at Edinburgh
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An Edinburgh Piper on the Royal Mile
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Crichton Castle in Midlothian
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Stirling Bridge
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Stirling Bridge with Wallace Monument on hill
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Loch Achray in the Trossachs
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Callendar in the Trossachs
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Loch Katrine in the Trossachs
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The Highlands
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The Highlands and Islands

• Tall rugged peaks and narrow fiords
• fishing, tourism and whiskey form the basis for
  industry
• considerably isolated from much of Britain

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Loch Ness
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Cairngorm Mountains - Briariach
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Cairngorms - Devils Point
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Loch Ness
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Urquart Castle on Loch Ness
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More Urquart Castle
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Loch Scavaig
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Croft at Achnasheen
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Croft on Eigg
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Eigg Ferry
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Glen Nevis
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Glencoe - site of the massacre
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Loch Awe
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Loch Leven and Glencoe
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Loch Lomond