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Scotland is a country located in the northern part of the British Isles. Its capital city is Edinburgh and its patron saint is St. Andrew, celebrated on November 30th. The country is known for its 790 islands, national flower the thistle, and traditional bagpipe music. A famous legend is the Loch Ness Monster said to live in Loch Ness, though its actual existence remains unknown despite reported sightings and photographs over the years.
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Scotland is located in northern United Kingdom. It has a long history and was once called Caledonia. Famous Scottish figures include William Wallace, who led resistance against English rule, and Mary Stuart and Bonnie Prince Charles of the Scottish royal family. Scotland is known for inventing golf, whisky, and for its tartan patterns and kilts. Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland, known for its annual festivals.
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- 3. Who is the patron Saint? • The patron saint is St. Andrew. • His festive day is 30th November.
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