The United Kingdom, consisting of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, has London as its capital and over 58 million people, with 80% living in cities. Great Britain features significant geographical landmarks, including rivers like the Severn and Thames, and is known for the Union Jack flag. Each constituent country has its own capital, with various demographic and linguistic characteristics.

1. The United Kingdom
of Great Britain and
northern ireland

2. •The United Kingdom is
made up of four
countries: England,
Wales, Scotland and
Northern Ireland. Their
capitals are London,
Cardiff, Edinburgh and
Belfast.
•The capital of the UK is
London.

3. •The British Isles are separated from the
continent by the North Sea and the English
Channel. The western coast of Great Britain
is washed by the Atlantic Ocean and the
Irish Sea.
• There are a lot of rivers in Great Britain
•The Severn is the longest river; the Thames
is the deepest and the most important one.

4. •The flag of the United Kingdom is known as
the Union Jack.
•The UK is one of the world's smaller
countries. Its population is over 58 million.
About 80% of the population live in cities.

5. England
•The capital of England is London

6. •England's population is about 51 million,
around 84% of the population of the United
Kingdom
•London is one of the largest cities in the
world and the largest city in Europe. Its
population is about 8 million.
•London is one of the oldest and most
interesting cities in the world.

7. Scotland
•The capital of Scotland is Edinburght
•The north and west of England are
mountainous, but mountains are not very
high. Ben Nevis the highest mountain in
Scotland

8. Wales
•Area: 20,760 sq km
•Population: 2,798,200
•Languages: English (80%), Welsh (20%)
•Capital City: Cardiff

9. • Northern Ireland

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