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| − | '''East Lothian''' is | + | '''East Lothian''' is a traditional county of [[Lothian]] in Scotland, lying east of [[Edinburgh]] between the Southern Uplands and Central Lowlands. The administrative capital is Haddington (and it was formerly (and sometimes still) known as Haddingtonshire). |
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| + | East Lothian lends its name to the council area East Lothian, which is run by East Lothian Council and covers a similar area. | ||
==Some places of Interest== | ==Some places of Interest== | ||
Revision as of 11:33, December 16, 2024
East Lothian is a traditional county of Lothian in Scotland, lying east of Edinburgh between the Southern Uplands and Central Lowlands. The administrative capital is Haddington (and it was formerly (and sometimes still) known as Haddingtonshire).
East Lothian lends its name to the council area East Lothian, which is run by East Lothian Council and covers a similar area.
Some places of Interest
- Athelstaneford
- Cockenzie
- Dirleton
- Dunbar
- Drem
- East Fortune
- East Linton
- Gullane
- Haddington
- Longniddry
- Musselburgh
- North Berwick
- Prestonpans
- Aberlady Bay, a vast tidal mudflat and home to numerous species of rare birds.
- Bass Rock, the world's largest gannet colony.