Explore the geography of Britain, from mountains and rivers to cities and coastlines, and find out how the United Kingdom fits into the wider world.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Geography of the UK
Britain lies to the Northwest of mainland Europe
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The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast
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Malta is in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea
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Many other countries in Europe use the Euro
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A temperate climate is one with cool summers and mild winters with rain year round
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England is the largest country in the UK, both in area and in population
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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and Cardiff is the capital of Wales
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Despite being the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh's population is not as large as Glasgow's
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The Severn begins in Wales then flows through England
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Ben Nevis is in Scotland
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