how many house are in scotland?
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maybe 1 house in Scotland
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Ireland and Scotland are both listed.
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www.scottish-enterprise.com
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united kingdom consisting of great britain(england,wales and scotland) and northern ireland.
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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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Usually more than 6 bedrooms.
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to own several houses in various shapes and sizes
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The current population of Scotland is just over five million. \n\nA census takes place every ten years - the year that ends with the number 'one'. There was a census in 1971, 1981, 1991 and so on. \n\nOne of the purposes of the census is to help plan services and provision for elderly people. From the information collected in the census, the government can try to plan future service provision.
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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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Well, all the ones in Wales are Unitaries, so that's 22.\nIn England there seem to be 46 at the moment - you can get a list of Unitaries here - http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/uklocalgov/localtxt.htm\nwhich also lists all LAs in the UK, including non-unitaries.\nIn Scotland there are 32 local councils - also listed on this site - http://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/uklocalgov/localtxt.htm#scotland\n\nHope this helps
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Scotland's wealth is due to its whisky production : exports are valued at £2.2 billion. It is exported to over 200 different destinations.\n\nThe quality of Scottish animal breeding is very high.\n\nScottish fishing makes up 75% of the total catch of the UK. 2/3 of the catch is processed.\n\nScotland is the third biggest salmon breeder in the world with a production of 50,000 tons a year (a thriving sector).
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No. Not at all.\n\nBut rumour has it there might be one in Scotland. \n\nNo promises, though.
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No he has 3 houses...\nEngland, LA and Monte Carlo.
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Thats a tough question. I think I would like to live in Scotland... out in the country in a castle. Yep sounds wonderful.
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Scotland - not to be confused with England which we are unfortunately conjoined to.\nWe have Mountains, Lochs, Fresh Air, no handguns under the bed, Friendly natives, men in kilts, the best Whisky in the world. \nWhat more do you need. Ye cannae beat it !!!\nCome & visit & you won't want to leave.
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Scotland!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, it is considered a constituent country in Union with England, Wales and Northern Ireland(the United Kingdom).\n\nAn interesting note is that it was the SCOTTISH monarch (James VI) who ascended the English throne and United the two kingdoms of England & Scotland.\n\nFurther showing that Scotland is a country: It has it's own national anthem. It has it's own parliament which governs their own affairs. It has its own court system. It has its own currency (the Scottish pound is on par with the British Pound). And it competes in many sporting events separately (world cup soccer, Rugby, etc.)