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2. • Situation
• Flag
• Population
• Currency
• Important buldings

3. Situatio
n
•  The United Kingdom of
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Great Britain and
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Northern Outline Level
 Second
Ireland (commonly
− Third Outline Level
known as the United
 Fourth
Kingdom, the UK or Outline
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Britain) is located off the
− Fifth
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4. Flag
The Union Jack represents de United
Kingdom the U.K is Britain (England,
Scotland and Wales) and Northern
Ireland. The flag is a symbol of unity.
It is a combination of the flags of
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Andrew for Scotland and Saint
Patrick for Northern Ireland. Wales
doesn’t have any representation on
the flag.

5. Population
On average, British people drink 200 million cups of tea every year.
Administrative Division Population Population Population Population
(mid 2004) (mid 2005) (mid 2006) (mid 2007)
England 50,093,800 50,431,700 50,762,900 51.1 million
Northern Ireland 1,710,300 1,724,400 1,741,600 1.8 million
Scotland 5,078,400 5,094,800 5,116,900 5.1 million
Wales 2,952,500 2,958,600 2,965,900 3.0 million
United Kingdom 59,834.900 60,209.500 60,587,600 60,975,000

6. Currency
•  The UK unit of
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currency is the
pound sterling
 Second Outline Level
(£). In London Level
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often call Fourth Outline
 one
pound (£1) a Level
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7. Important Buldings
-Tower Bridge has stood over the
River Thames in London since
1894 and is one of the finest,
most recognisable bridges in the
World.
-Trafalgar Square, designed by
Sir Charles Barry, was
constructed in the 1840s on the
site that was originally the Royal
Mews for hawks and then royal
stables.
- Buckingham Palace is the
Queen's official and main royal
London home.

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