Lowlands

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The Lowlands are a historically and culturally significant region of southern and eastern Scotland characterized by relatively flat, fertile terrain and dense population compared to the Highlands.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Lowlands canonical 43
Lowlands of Scotland 3
Lowlands–Gaelic frontier zone 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historical region
associatedWith Scottish Lowland identity
borders Scottish Highlands
Southern Uplands
characteristic fertile land
climate temperate oceanic
contains Ayrshire
Borders region
central Scotland
surface form: Central Belt

Edinburgh and South East Scotland city region
surface form: Edinburgh metropolitan area

Falkirk council area
surface form: Falkirk area

Fife
Greater Glasgow
surface form: Glasgow metropolitan area

Lanarkshire
Lothian
contrastedWith Scottish Highlands
country Scotland
culturalFeature Scottish literature
surface form: Lowland Scots literature

Lowland agricultural customs
distinct Lowland music traditions
demographicRole home to majority of Scotland’s population
dominantLanguageInModernEra English
economicRole industrial heartland of Scotland
main agricultural region of Scotland
extendsTo Firth of Clyde
Firth of Forth
North Sea coast
historicalDevelopment early area of Roman contact in Scotland
early center of Scottish kingdom
historicalLanguageShift from Gaelic to Scots and English
historicalSignificance core area of Scottish Lowland culture
knownFor arable farming
dense settlement patterns
languageHistoricallySpoken Scots
Scottish English
locatedIn eastern Scotland
southern Scotland
partOf Scottish mainland
politicalSignificance contains Scottish Parliament
contains Scottish capital Edinburgh
populationDensity higher than Highlands
religionHistoricallyDominant Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
terrain low-lying
relatively flat
transportRole main transport corridor of Scotland
urbanizationLevel high
usedInContrastTo Highlands and Islands (Scottish Parliament region)
surface form: Highlands and Islands

Referenced by (48)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pittenweem region Lowlands
Glasgow–Edinburgh railway line locatedIn Lowlands
this entity surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
Buckhaven region Lowlands
Scottish English region Lowlands
this entity surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
Jacobite rising of 1715 mainTheater Lowlands
this entity surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
Scotland hasRegion Lowlands
Lochgelly region Lowlands
Monifieth region Lowlands
Perth region Lowlands
Cupar region Lowlands
Renfrewshire region Lowlands
Picts (early period) culturalRegion Lowlands
this entity surface form: eastern Lowlands
Scone region Lowlands
Inverkeithing region Lowlands
Glamis Castle, Angus, Scotland region Lowlands
subject surface form: Glamis Castle
Tantallon Castle region Lowlands
House of Hamilton region Lowlands
Scotch whisky majorRegion Lowlands
Carrick culturalRegionOf Lowlands
this entity surface form: Lowlands–Gaelic frontier zone
House of Dun region Lowlands
Leuchars hasRegion Lowlands
CUPAR locatedIn Lowlands
subject surface form: Cupar
Wedderburn Castle region Lowlands
Greywalls, Gullane region Lowlands
Lennoxlove House region Lowlands
Closeburn region Lowlands
Musselburgh region Lowlands
Cellardyke region Lowlands
Strathclyde borders Lowlands
Muirhead region Lowlands
Alba historicalRegion Lowlands
Moodiesburn region Lowlands
Rutherglen region Lowlands
Kilrenny region Lowlands
East Wemyss region Lowlands
Pencaitland region Lowlands
Ladybank region Lowlands
southeastern Scotland historicalRegionOf Lowlands
subject surface form: Southeastern Scotland
Bishopbriggs region Lowlands
Traquair House region Lowlands
New Abbey region Lowlands
Gatehouse of Fleet hasRegion Lowlands
Moniaive region Lowlands
Creetown region Lowlands
Scottish Region servedRegion Lowlands