United Kingdom

The UK consists of four geographical and historical parts: the UK, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Britain contains the geographical names of most British islands and population, including Britain, Ireland and many small islands. Both England, Wales and Scotland form the larger of the two major British islands, and Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland constitute Ireland, the second largest island. England is a major part of South England, including the southwest coast of the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Wight on the south coast. In Scotland which occupies the north of England, there are the Orkney and Shetland Islands near the North Coast, and the Hebrides of the North West Coast. Wales is in the west of the UK including the west of Anglesea.

In addition to the border with the Republic of Ireland, Britain is surrounded by the sea. The English Channel is in the south of Britain, between the United Kingdom and France. The North Sea is in the east. In the western part of Wales, northern England, south east of Northern Ireland, the Irish Sea separates Britain from Ireland, but the coast of southwestern England, the northwestern part of Northern Ireland, the west of Scotland faces the Atlantic Ocean. The widest in the UK is 300 miles (500 km). It is about 600 miles (1,000 km) from the northern tip of Scotland to the south coast of England. It is within 75 miles from the sea. The capital of London is on the banks of the River Thames in the southeastern part of England.

The archipelago of Britain and many small islands has an irregular shape, with various geology and landscape. The main reason for this diversity lies in the nature and nature of the underlying rock that extends the structure of Europe to the west, the Dover Straits and the shallow waters of the North Sea conceal the past land connections. Northern Ireland spreads to the western side of Scottish rock structure. These general rock structures are destroyed by the narrow Northern Straits

On the global scale, this natural blessing covers a small area that is roughly comparable to Oregon state in the United States and Africa countries in Africa, the possibility of covering the interior diversity and being conveyed to visitors from a large country It also accompanies the rapid change of a beautiful landscape with. Compactness and integration feel outstanding. For centuries people coming out of the edge of the Eurasian Atlantic left their marks in the environment and the old and unique drawbacks of their field patterns and villages complement the diversity of nature .

The United Kingdom of the United Kingdom and the United Kingdom of Northern Ireland are often called the UK (UK) or the UK and are sovereign states on the Northwest coast of the continent of Europe. There are British islands in the UK, the northeastern part of Ireland, and smaller islands. Northern Ireland is the only region in the UK that shares the border with other sovereign countries, the Republic of Ireland. In addition to the land border, the UK is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, North North is North, South Strait is British Straits, and South is China's 12th largest coastline. It is the world. The Irish Sea is between the UK and Ireland. The area is 242,500 square kilometers (93,600 square miles), Britain is the 78th largest sovereign country in the world. In addition, the population is the 22nd country, and the estimated population in 2017 is 66 million people.

In addition to the border with the Republic of Ireland, Britain is surrounded by the sea. The English Channel is in the south of Britain, between the United Kingdom and France. The North Sea is in the east. In the western part of Wales, northern England, south east of Northern Ireland, the Irish Sea separates Britain from Ireland, but the coast of southwestern England, the northwestern part of Northern Ireland, the west of Scotland faces the Atlantic Ocean. The widest in the UK is 300 miles (500 km). It is about 600 miles (1,000 km) from the northern tip of Scotland to the south coast of England. It is within 75 miles from the sea. The capital of London is on the banks of the River Thames in the southeastern part of England.