County Towns: Scotland
| Q: In which town or city are the administrative headquarters of ... ? |
Traditional
The following are self–evident: Aberdeenshire, Ayrshire, Banffshire, Cromartyshire, Dumfriesshire,
Inverness–shire, Kinross–shire, Kircudbrightshire, Lanarkshire, Nairnshire, Peeblesshire, Perthshire,
Renfrewshire, Selkirkshire, Stirlingshire, Wigtownshire
| Angus (alternative name Forfarshire) |
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Forfar |
| Argyll |
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Lochgilphead |
| Berwickshire |
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Duns (formerly Berwick–upon–Tweed) |
| Bute |
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Rothesay |
| Caithness |
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Wick |
| Clackmannanshire |
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Alloa (formerly Clackmannan) |
| Dunbartonshire |
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Dumbarton |
| Fife |
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Cupar |
| Kincardineshire |
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Stonehaven |
| East Lothian (alternative name Haddingtonshire) |
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Haddington |
| Mid Lothian (alternative name Edinburghshire) |
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Edinburgh |
| West Lothian (alternative name Linlithgowshire) |
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Linlithgow |
| Morayshire (alternative name Elginshire) |
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Elgin |
| Orkney |
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Kirkwall |
| Ross–shire |
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Dingwall |
Dingwall was also the county town of Ross and Cromarty, which was created
in 1890 by combining Ross-shire and Cromartyshire.
| Roxburghshire |
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Jedburgh (formerly Roxburgh) |
| Shetland |
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Lerwick |
| Sutherland |
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Dornoch |
Regions (from 1974)
| Borders |
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Newtown St. Boswells |
| Central Scotland |
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Stirling |
| Fife |
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Glenrothes |
| Grampian |
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Aberdeen |
| Highland |
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Dingwall |
| Lothian |
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Edinburgh |
| Orkney |
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Kirkwall |
| Shetland |
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Lerwick |
| Strathclyde |
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Glasgow |
| Tayside |
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Dundee |
| Western Isles |
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Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) |
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