Scottish Highlands

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The Scottish Highlands are a rugged, sparsely populated region in northern Scotland known for their dramatic mountains, deep glens, lochs, and strong Gaelic cultural heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
historical region
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
North Sea
Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Scottish Lowlands
climate cool maritime climate
contains Cairngorms
Fort William
Great Glen
Inverness
Isle of Skye
Loch Ness
country Scotland
currentLanguage English
economicActivity sheep farming
tourism
whisky distilling
elevation 1345 metres
hasCulturalTradition Highland clans
Highland games
bagpipe music
ceilidh dancing
tartan
hasFeature glacial valleys
moorland
peat bogs
sea lochs
hasHighestPoint Ben Nevis
hasProtectedArea Cairngorms
surface form: Cairngorms National Park

Loch Lomond
surface form: Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
historicalEvent Highland Clearances
historicalLanguage Scots
Scottish Gaelic
knownFor Gaelic cultural heritage
deep glens
lochs
mountain ranges
rugged terrain
scenic landscapes
sparse population
locatedIn Scottish Highlands self-linksurface differs
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United Kingdom
Scotland
surface form: northern Scotland
occurredIn Scottish Highlands self-linksurface differs
partlyLocatedIn Scottish Highlands self-linksurface differs
partOf Scottish mainland

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Bettyhill locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Strathnaver Museum locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Glenfinnan locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Aonach Mòr locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Lochiel locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Eilean Gorm locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Coiltie locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Eilean Molach locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Corbetts locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Lower Glen Nevis locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Mamores mountain range locatedIn Scottish Highlands
subject surface form: Mamores
Steall Falls locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Rannoch railway station locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Loch Eriboll locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Glen Coe locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Achnacarry locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Clan Chattan locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Steall Gorge locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Ardgay locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Carron (Ross-shire) locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Factor’s Island locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Trossachs Pier locatedIn Scottish Highlands
The Angel’s Peak locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Cairn Toul–Braeriach plateau locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Beinn an Tuirc locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Glen Loy locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Dulnain locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Tromie locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Eilean Molach locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Invergordon railway station locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Eilean Dhubh locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Avon locatedIn Scottish Highlands
subject surface form: River Avon (Highland)
Abhainn Nis locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Morar railway station locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Beauly locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Loch A’an Basin locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Shelter Stone Crag locatedIn Scottish Highlands
River Nethy locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Glen Feshie locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Port of Cromarty Firth locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Beinn Mheadhoin locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Gleann Eanaich locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Sgòr Gaoith locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Am Beanaidh locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Loch Spey locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Ness Islands locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Càrn Bàn Mòr locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Coire Odhar locatedIn Scottish Highlands