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Capital

London

Official name

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Largest cities in England

London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester

Largest cities in Northern Ireland

Belfast, Londonderry

Largest cities in Scotland

Edinburgh, Glasgow

Largest cities in Wales

Swansea, Cardiff

the Union Jack

Upright red cross – England


Diagonal white cross – Scotland


Diagonal red cross – Northern Ireland

The patron saints

England – St. George


Scotland – St. Andrew


N. Ireland – St. Patrick


Wales – St. David

Area

243 610 sq km

Isles in England

Isles of Sicilly (southwest coast)


Isle of Wight (southern coast)

Isles in Scotland

Orkney (northern coast)


Shetland (northern coast)


Hebrides (northwestern coast)

Isles of Wales

Anglesey (northwest)

Seas and Oceans

English Channel (south)


North Sea (east)


Irish Sea (west)


Atlantic Ocean (west)

Rivers

The Thames


The Severn


The Trent

Lakes in England

Lake District (Windermere)

Lakes in Scotland

Highlands of Scotland (Loch Lomond, Loch Ness)

Largest UK lake

Lough Neagh (Northern Ireland)

The Highlands

the Highlands of Scotland


the Cheviot Hills


the Pennines


the Cumbrian Mountains


the Cambrian Mountains


Exmoor


Dartmoor

Climate

Stream


Modified by the warm Gulf Stream


Mild summers/cool winters


Mild/moderate climate

Population

64 100 000 people


British (English, Scottish, Welsh)


Irish


National minorities (Greeks, Russian, Poles, Italians etc.)