How many counties are there in england, scotland and wales respectively?
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Wales is not part of England!!!!!!!! there are 13 counties in Wales 39 in England, 34 for Scotland and 6 in Northern Ireland
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The UK government does produce statistics on this kind of stuff - see links\n\nThere are about 35 million sheep in the UK (including lambs). This compares to around 60 million people\n\nAs others have said, there are probably more sheep than people in Wales (human pop. 3 million), also probably in Scotland (pop. 5 million), maybe in Northern Ireland (pop. less than 2 million). People are definitely in the majority in England (50 million people)
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If you are referring to square miles it is Britain.
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There are many countries palying cricket. It is difficult to count them.\nHowever the counties that play test cricket are 21.\nAustralia, Newzeland, England, South Africa,India, Pakistan,Srilanka, Zimbabwe,Bangladesh, and 11 members countirs of west indies. \nYes West Indies is not a country but a team selected from 11 different countires in Central America.
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I can't give you a definitive number, but it would have to be in the hundreds of thousands. There are 50 states. Each state would have dozens to a hundred counties/parishes and each county/parish would have between 1 and 50 school districts. Each district would have one high school. This does not include the private schools.
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ben nevis in scotland. the next is Snowdon in wales
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The 6 counties are not a part of England. They are a part of the United Kingdom which is something different. The UK is comprised of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.\n\nGaelic games are only shown on televisions in Northern Ireland and Ireland as well as some satellite channels, so few people are able to follow them outside Ireland. However it would be reasonable to expect that some people who are not Irish are big fans, just as a small proportion of Northern Ireland protestants follow the games also.
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I would say Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales and Canada.
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The boundaries of the constituencies are determined by four permanent and independent Boundary Commissions, one each for England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The number of constituencies assigned to the four parts of the United Kingdom is based roughly on population, but subject to certain statutory regulations. England, Wales, and Scotland must have a total of approximately 613 constituencies, and Northern Ireland between 16 and 18 constituencies, and Wales at least 35 constituencies. The Commissions conduct general reviews of electoral boundaries once every 8 to 12 years, as well as a number of interim reviews. In drawing boundaries, they are required to take into account local government boundaries, but may deviate from this requirement in order to prevent great disparities in the populations of the various constituencies. The proposals of the Boundary Commissions are subject to parliamentary approval, but may not be amended by Parliament. After the next general review of constituencies, the Boundary Commissions will be absorbed into the Electoral Commission, which was established in 2000. Currently the United Kingdom is divided into 646 constituencies, with 529 in England, 40 in Wales, 59 in Scotland, and 18 in Northern Ireland.
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There are 172 LEAs in England and Wales
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Scotland's population based on the results of the 2001 Census was 5,062,011, of which 2,432,494 were male and 2,629,517 were female. Glasgow is the largest city with a population of approximately 619,000 while the capital, Edinburgh, has around 448,000 with Aberdeen next at just under 219,000 \n\nFor 2001 (the last year for which complete data is available
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counties, cities, towns
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Look in an atlas.\nOn the Physical map you'll see that the British Isles is an archipelago extending from the Shetland Islands in the North East to The Scilly Isles in the South West. There are about 6000 islands!\n\nPolitically, these islands are divided into:\n- The Republic of Ireland (the majority of Ireland);\n- The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.\n\nThe U.K. is made up of Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England. Each of these regions is semi-autonomous politically, and elect representatives (Members of Parliament) to the Parliament at Westminster in London.\n\nThe leader of the majority political party is the Prime Minister, who with a cabinet of Ministers, leads the U.K. However the Head of State is the Queen - though the sovereign has no power.
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Great Britain, United Kingdom, UK, England!!! No Duh...
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the number of people living in Britain (England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland) is 60,441,457 total.
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Both terms apply to political structures, i.e. nations. Though Britain can be applied to the islands that comprise the area "British Isles"\nGreat Britain is Scotland, England and Wales\n\nUnited Kingdom is correctly defined as United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"  It does include small nearby islands, excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. Legally It does include international protectorates (Belize) as the sovereign state but not commonwealth countries
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That England is not Britain, it's just a part of it.  The nation is a country made up of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.  Saying that England did this or that ( unless you're talking about football) is like saying Texas did this or that when you meant the whole of the USA.