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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #35320 Geography of Scotland
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The  geography  of  Scotland  is  varied  and  dramatic.  From  its  rocky  high  mountains  to  its  deep  valleys,  rivers,  lochs  and  diverse  coastline,  Scotland  attracts  visitors  from  around  the  world  to  revel  in  the    beauty  of  this  beautiful  country.  Scotland's  coastline    for  over  11,000  km  and  includes  a  wide  range  of  features,  from  white  sand  beaches  in  the  Hebrides  to  deep-sea  lochs  reaching  far  inland,  sheltered  pebble  enclaves  and  wide-open  expanses  of  sand  in  Aberdeenshire.  This  exceptionally  diverse  and  beautiful  coastline  offers  something  for  everyone.  Wherever  your  self-catering  base,  the  coast  will  always  be  an    target  for  a  day  trip  whether  you  decide  to  indulge    water  sports,  bird  watching,  whale  spotting  or  even  some  'wild  swimming',  Scotland's  coast  is  sure  to  delight.  Scotland's  islands  are  prolific  and  varied,  with  exposed  Atlantic  coasts  and  sheltered  leeward  coves.  Each  of  Scotland's  islands  is  home  to  many  different  species  of  flora  and  ,  as  well  as  varied  rock  formations  and  features.

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