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The whole territory of Scotland, including the surrounding islands, is divided into 32 United authority regions, which were put into use on April 1, 1996 according to the Scottish local government act of 1994. However, many Scots are still used to the old method of dividing Scotland into 33 regions. Because the nature of Scotland's "district" is similar to that of England and Wales's "kounty", it is often mistaken for "county"“ Next to "district", there is a second level sub district, which has been put into use since May 16, 1975. In 1996, apart from the small difference in the number of districts, the key point is to simplify the original two-level system of "district" and "sub district" to one-level system
before that, Scotland's sub districts were indeed called administrative kounty (administrative county, since 1889). Before 1889, the old administrative districts such as city, Burgh and parish, which originated in the middle ages, were used. The 32 unified management areas include:
1. Inverclyde (invercclyde)
2. Lenflewshire (Renfrew)
3. West Dunbartonshire (West Dunbarton)
4. East Dunbartonshire (East Dunbarton)
5. Glasgow
6. East lenflewshire (East Renfrew)
7. North Lanarkshire (North Lanarkshire)
8. Falkirk Folkirk
9. West Lothian
10. Edinburgh
11. Midlothian
12. East Lothian
13. Klackmannanshire
14. Fife
15. Dundee
16. Angus
17 />18. Aberdeen (Aberdeen / Aberdeen)
19. Moray (Moray)
20. Highland (Highland)
21. H-eileanan SIAR (western islands, Allianzier
22. Argyll and Bute
23. Perth and kinloss
24. Stirling
25. North Ayrshire
26. East Ayrshire
27. South Ayrshire
28. Dumfries and Galloway
29. South Lanarkshire E (South Lanarkshire)
30. Scottish Borders
31. Orkney Islands (northern islands)
32. Shetland Islands (northern islands)
note: the nine administrative districts (equivalent to "county") and three island districts implemented in 1975 are highland District, Grampian District, taiside District, Fife / kuaifu District, Central District, central district Strathclyde, Lothian, bodes, nfries Galloway, Orkney (Island), Shetland (Island) and Western Islands (Island). Edinburgh
Edinburgh is one of the most popular tourist cities in Europe and one of the most beautiful British cities, known as "Athens in the north". There is no doubt that Edinburgh is a showcase of Scottish culture. With its complete municipal facilities, international atmosphere, strong Scottish local characteristics and medieval style, she has been ranked first in the best residential areas in Britain. Edinburgh's castles, cathedrals, mellow whiskey and bagpipers in Scottish kilts are the best epitome of Scottish style
Edinburgh is not only the political center of Scotland, but also its cultural center. This is a metropolis full of cultural atmosphere. In the shady City, the winding medieval ancient city and the stone built 17th century new city complement each other, full of cultural atmosphere and traces left by history. It is worth mentioning that this beautiful city and ancient Chinese city Xi'an are sister cities to each other. Edinburgh is a famous historical city with many places of interest, such as art gallery and concert hall, Royal Museum of Scotland, Royal Botanical Garden, National Library of Scotland, Holyrood palace, parliament building, St. Gile Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle, Royal Mile, old city, new city and so on. It's full of medieval style buildings - palaces, churches and castles with spires made of dark gray volcanic rocks, shaded trees, thick grass and blooming flowers in Prince Park. Edinburgh castle stands majestically in the center of the city. There are many famous brand shops on Prince Street. Royal Mile is the most famous old street in England. The old alleys record moving stories. If you have more time, you can also visit karlton hill and Britannia Royal Yacht. Enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the karlton hills. Enjoy Princess Diana's honeymoon life on the Britannia Royal Yacht
Edinburgh is bounded by Prince Street. On one side of Edinburgh is the new town which rose after the 18th century. The architecture of the new town keeps the style of the 18th century. On the other side is the old city, which still has a distinctive medieval style. Historic sites include St. Gill's church built in the 12th century, the University of Edinburgh built in 1583, the Scottish National Gallery and the ancient castle. The collection and exhibits in the ancient castle are the epitome of Scottish history. They can be traced back to Edinburgh's thousands of years of customs and blood. Prince Street in the center of the city is also a prosperous commercial shopping street. If you want to buy Scottish local gifts, you'd better go to Royal Mile, where there are many gift shops
Edinburgh has a good location. It takes only one hour to fly from Edinburgh to London, about four hours by train, and it is very convenient to reach other important cities in Europe. Edinburgh is safe and convenient. The railway station is in the center of the city. The airport takes only half an hour by bus from the center of the city. Edinburgh is clean and has a mild climate. The maximum temperature in summer is usually less than 25C, and the minimum temperature in winter is rarely less than 0 ℃. It is an ideal place for leisure and vacation
Edinburgh International Art Festival
Edinburgh is a world famous tourist city. It attracts more than 2 million tourists every year. Founded in 1947, Edinburgh Art Festival is one of the oldest and largest international art festivals in the world. Every summer ring the festival, the streets of Edinburgh become the stage for artists, and the theme of the festival is parade and military performance. Art festivals often attract first-class literary and artistic groups from all over the world to hold wonderful performances and hold various world-famous film festivals, jazz festivals, parades, fireworks and other activities. One of the most famous is Edinburgh Military tatoo. Edinburgh Military music performance is the most spectacular performance in the world, which is watched by 100 million international TV viewers every year. During the four week season of August, 217000 people watched the show in the square outside the front gate of Edinburgh Castle. In addition, the famous Prince Street and Royal Mile in Edinburgh are full of buskers playing, singing and playing. In particular, the Scottish bagpipers in traditional Scottish kilts and the traditional music they play will give you a taste of the romantic style of Scotland. The annual Edinburgh International Art Festival and various social and cultural activities bring many tourists to Edinburgh
home of golf and St Andrews
Scotland is the birthplace of golf, an elegant leisure sport. St Andrews has the oldest golf course 600 years ago. Today, it has become a pilgrimage place for golf lovers. Scotland is also full of high-quality golf courses, from Gleneagles, the venue of the G8 summit in 2005, to Muirfield, where there is no lack of beauty, passion and brilliance
Glasgow
Glasgow is the third largest city in the UK and the largest instrial and commercial city and port in Scotland. Located in the lowlands of central Scotland, across the Clyde River, 32 km west of the estuary. It covers an area of 198 square kilometers. The population is 751000 (1983). The terrain is low and flat, with an altitude of 55 meters
it belongs to temperate marine climate, with annual average temperature of 7.7 ℃, average temperature of 3.2 ℃ in the coldest month (January) and 14.5 ℃ in the hottest month (July). The annual precipitation is 973 mm. The diocese was established in 550 ad. It was chartered as a market by the king of Scotland in the 12th century. It became a royal Municipality in 1450. After the merger of Scotland and England in 1603, it promoted the economic development and became an important foreign trade port (export of coal, wool, fish, import of tobacco, sugar, etc.). Since the beginning of the instrial revolution, it has developed more rapidly. The population has increased from 77000 in 1801 to 762000 in 1901, ranking second in China and becoming one of the largest shipbuilding centers in the world. After the Second World War, electronics, radar, oil refining and other instries were established. Since the beginning of the 20th century, economic development has been relatively slow and the population has not increased, but instry and commerce still occupy an important position in China. British shipbuilding center, along the Clyde River, built dozens of shipyards. The main instrial sectors include shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing, electrical equipment, precision instruments, etc. among them, shipbuilding instry ranks first in China, with dozens of shipyards. In addition, textile, food, cigarette, sewing, printing and other instrial sectors also have considerable scale. One of the most important transport hubs in the UK. Glasgow port is distributed along the river, with 125 hectares of water area, 10 km of wharf coastline and about 8 m draft. There are two airports in the city: prestick is an intercontinental airport, and aberchinsh airport is used for European and domestic routes. The two sides are connected by bridges, and there are 96 kilometers of urban expressways. Scotland's main cultural center. The famous University of Glasgow was founded in 1451, and there are many institutions of higher learning, such as the University of Strathclyde, the Scottish business school, the Royal Scottish Conservatory of music, and the Western Agricultural College of Scotland. The art gallery and Museum in Kelvingrove Park collect famous European works of art since the Renaissance. The huntleyan Museum, affiliated to the University of Glasgow, is famous for its collection of coins and art treasures. Among the places of interest in the city, St. Mongo's Cathedral, built in the 12th century, is the most famous. There are more than 2000 hectares of parks and green space in the city. Hampden park also has the largest football field in Britain, which can accommodate 150000 people. George Square has a bronze statue of steam engine inventor James Watt
Glasgow is the most typical Scottish city and the largest city in Scotland. The city center is on the North Bank of the river klyde, which is famous for its shipyards. The noisy city and the black humor culture are full of vitality and picturesque scenery
today, Glasgow is the third largest manufacturing city in the UK, after Birmingham and Leeds. The main instrial sectors are engineering construction, publishing, food and beverage instry and clothing instry. In addition, Glasgow is the second largest commodity retail center in the UK besides London and one of the top 20 financial centers in Europe. In 2012, it was rated as the world's most suitable city for study by QS, ranking 4th in the UK and 50th in the world