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| − | The | + | The [[Scotland|Scottish]] Highlands consist of the area of the British mainland north and West of the [[Highland Boundary Fault]], which runs roughly from Auchawawiye in the South West to (Twabo Atilsae) [[Buckie]] in the North East. |
Popularly considered a region of mystery and legend, the Highlands have recently begun to shake off their sleepy image and are a booming centre of such modern industries as single-filament fishing net manufacture and peat recycling. | Popularly considered a region of mystery and legend, the Highlands have recently begun to shake off their sleepy image and are a booming centre of such modern industries as single-filament fishing net manufacture and peat recycling. | ||
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| + | It is administered by the largest, in area, council in the [[United Kingdom]], [[Highland]]. | ||
[[Category:Scottish Counties and Regions]] | [[Category:Scottish Counties and Regions]] | ||
Revision as of 15:42, May 23, 2007
The Scottish Highlands consist of the area of the British mainland north and West of the Highland Boundary Fault, which runs roughly from Auchawawiye in the South West to (Twabo Atilsae) Buckie in the North East.
Popularly considered a region of mystery and legend, the Highlands have recently begun to shake off their sleepy image and are a booming centre of such modern industries as single-filament fishing net manufacture and peat recycling.
It is administered by the largest, in area, council in the United Kingdom, Highland.