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The document provides information about the United Kingdom, including its location in western Europe and islands off the coast of northern Ireland. It lists London as the capital and notes that Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state. It then gives details about the national symbols of the UK and its constituent countries of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, such as their flags, animals, birds, flowers, and other emblems. It also provides brief descriptions of the national anthem, official language, currency, famous authors, popular sports, and religious demographics of the UK.
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Great Britain consists of England, Scotland, and Wales located on an island in western Europe. The flag is red, white, and blue called the Union Jack. The royal family is headed by Queen Elizabeth II who resides at Buckingham Palace in London. Other famous London landmarks include the Tower Bridge, Tower of London known for its ravens, and Big Ben. British customs include Halloween, Guy Fawkes' Day, Christmas celebrated on December 25th, and Easter marked by Easter eggs and roast lamb.
The United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is located off the northwest coast of Europe, surrounded by water and connected to mainland Europe via the Channel Tunnel. It is a union of four countries - England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland - each with their own capital city. The United Kingdom is a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy, with Queen Elizabeth II as the head of state and the government seated in London.
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The United Kingdom is located off the northwest coast of Europe, surrounded by water and connected to France via the Channel Tunnel. It is a union of four countries - England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland - each with their own capital city, and is a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy led by Queen Elizabeth II and based in London.
The united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland
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Great Britain
The union jack flag represents Great Britain and includes the crosses of St. Andrew, St. George, and St. Patrick representing Scotland, England, and Ireland. Great Britain includes Scotland, England, and Wales while the United Kingdom also includes Northern Ireland. National symbols include the red rose, thistle, leek, and shamrock. Queen Elizabeth II resides at Buckingham Palace in London, the capital of England and Great Britain. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland known for bagpipes, kilts, lakes, castles, and whisky.
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The document provides information about the United Kingdom, its constituent countries, capital cities, flags, and other details. It discusses each of the four countries - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland - and provides facts about their populations, largest cities, rivers, mountains, flags, and other notable features. It also summarizes information about London, the capital city of the UK, including its history and important landmarks.
Welcome to Great Britain
The document provides information on the geography, climate, culture, and government of the United Kingdom. It describes the British Isles as being separated from Europe by seas, and consisting of islands like Great Britain and Ireland. The terrain and weather of the UK is varied, with mountainous and lowland regions, and changeable conditions including fog. British culture has many traditions, and the monarchy represents the oldest form of government.
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The United Kingdom consists of 4 main countries - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Their capitals are London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast respectively. The UK is made up of over 5,500 islands located off the northwest coast of Europe, between the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea. It has a population of over 57 million people and its official currency is the British pound.
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- 2. MAP OF UK
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- 11. NORTHERN IRELAND FLAG THERE IS NO OFFICIAL FLAG OF NORTHERN IRELAND ANIMAL BIRD FLOWER NONE FLAX EUROPEAN ROBIN SHAMROCK
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