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—411 *‡Scotland —411 1 *‡Northern Scotland —411 3–411 5*‡Divisions T2 T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 *‡Scotland For northeastern Scotland, see —412; for southeastern Scotland, see —413; for southwestern Scotland, see —414 (Option: Class here ancient northern Britain; prefer —3611) T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 1 *‡Northern Scotland For divisions of northern Scotland, see —4113–4115 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 > —411 3–411 5*‡Divisions of northern Scotland Class comprehensive works in —4111 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 3 *‡Orkney and Shetland Islands Class here comprehensive works on Islands authorities For Eilean Siar, see —4114 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 32 *‡Orkney Islands T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 35 *‡Shetland Islands T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 4 *‡Eilean Siar (Outer Hebrides) Class here comprehensive works on Hebrides For Inner Hebrides, see —41154 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 5 *‡Highland Class here *Scottish Highlands T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 52 *‡Northern Highland Area north of Dornoch Firth, Carron River, Loch Broom; all islands in Dornoch Firth and Loch Broom Including former Caithness District, former Sutherland District See also —16336 for Dornoch Firth; also —16337 for Loch Broom T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 54 *‡Skye and adjacent islands Class here Inner Hebrides Subdivisions are added for Skye and adjacent islands together, for Skye alone *For a specific part of this jurisdiction, region, or feature, see the part and follow instructions under —4–9 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassification T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 56 *‡Western Highland Great Glen and area westward; south of Dornoch Firth, Carron River, Loch Broom; excluding Skye and adjacent islands Including former *Inverness District, former *Lochaber District, former *Ross and Cromarty District; Great Glen, Loch Ness See also —16336 for Dornoch Firth; also —16337 for Loch Broom T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —411 58 *‡Eastern Highland Area east of Great Glen Including former Badenoch and Strathspey District, former Nairn District; *Grampian Mountains; *Spey River For Fort William, see —41156 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 *‡Northeastern Scotland T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 2 *‡Moray T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 3 *‡Aberdeen City Class here Aberdeen T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 4 *‡Aberdeenshire Including former Banff and Buchan District, former Gordon District, former Kincardine and Deeside District; *Cairngorm Mountains; *Dee River, *Deveron River Class here former *Grampian Region T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 6 *‡Angus Class here *Strathmore T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 7 *‡Dundee City Class here Dundee T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 8 *‡Perth and Kinross Class here former *Tayside Region; *Ochil Hills; *Tay River T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —412 9 *‡Fife Including former Dunfermline District, former Kirkcaldy District, former North East Fife District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 *‡Southeastern Scotland Class here *Lowlands *For a specific part of this jurisdiction, region, or feature, see the part and follow instructions under —4–9 2 T2 T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 1 *‡Stirling, Clackmannanshire, Falkirk Former name: Central Region Class here *Forth River See also —16336 for Firth of Forth T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 12 *‡Stirling Class here *Lennox Hills T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 15 *‡Clackmannanshire T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 18 *‡Falkirk T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 3 *‡West Lothian Class here former *Lothian Region T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 4 *‡Edinburgh City Class here Edinburgh T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 5 *‡Midlothian Class here *Pentland Hills T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 6 *‡East Lothian Class here *Lammermuir Hills T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —413 7 *‡Scottish Borders Including former Berwickshire District, former Ettrick and Lauderdale District, former Roxburgh District, former Tweeddale District Class here *Border Country, *Southern Uplands; *Tweed River T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 *‡Southwestern Scotland Class here former Strathclyde Region; *Clyde River See also —16337 for Firth of Clyde T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 2 *‡Argyll and Bute Including western part of former Dumbarton District; Campbeltown, Dunoon, Helensburgh, Oban; Loch Lomond T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 3 *‡Inverclyde, West Dunbartonshire, East Dunbartonshire, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 31 *‡Inverclyde *For a specific part of this jurisdiction, region, or feature, see the part and follow instructions under —4–9 3 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassification T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 32 *‡West Dunbartonshire Including former Dumbarton District Class here former Clydebank District For western part of former Dumbarton District, see —4142 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 36 *‡East Dunbartonshire Including former Bearsden and Milngavie District; Kirkintilloch Class here former *Strathkelvin District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 37 *‡Renfrewshire T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 39 *‡East Renfrewshire Class here former Eastwood District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 4 *‡Glasgow City Class here Glasgow T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 5 *‡North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 52 *‡North Lanarkshire Including former Cumbernauld and Kilsyth District, former Monklands District, former Motherwell District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 57 *‡South Lanarkshire Including former Clydesdale District, former East Kilbride District, former Hamilton District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 6 *‡North Ayrshire, South Ayrshire, East Ayrshire T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 61 *‡North Ayrshire Former name: Cunninghame District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 64 *‡South Ayrshire Former name: Kyle and Carrick District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 67 *‡East Ayrshire Including former Cumnock and Doon Valley District, former Kilmarnock and Loudoun District T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —414 7 *‡Dumfries and Galloway Including former Annandale and Eskdale District, former Nithsdale District, former Stewartry District, former Wigtown District; *Nith River See also —16337 for Solway Firth *For a specific part of this jurisdiction, region, or feature, see the part and follow instructions under —4–9 *For a specific part of this jurisdiction, region, or feature, see the part and follow instructions under —4–9 4 T2 T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —42 *‡England and Wales Subdivisions are added for England and Wales together, for England alone See Manual at T2—41 and T2—42 (Option: Class here ancient southern Britain, England; prefer —362) T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 SUMMARY [— 421 Greater London [— 422 Southeastern England [— 423 Southwestern England and Channel Islands [— 424 Midlands of England [— 425 East Midlands of England [— 426 Eastern England East Anglia [— 427 Northwestern England and Isle of Man [— 428 Northeastern England [— 429 Wales T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 > —421–428*‡England Class comprehensive works in —42 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 *‡Greater London T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 2 *‡City of London T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 3 *‡West London T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 32 *‡Westminster City T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 33 *‡Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 34 *‡Kensington and Chelsea Royal Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 4 *‡North London T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 42 *‡Camden London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 43 *‡Islington London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 44 *‡Hackney London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 5 *‡Tower Hamlets London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 6 *‡South London T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 62 *‡Greenwich London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 63 *‡Lewisham London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 64 *‡Southwark London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 65 *‡Lambeth London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 66 *‡Wandsworth London Borough 5 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassification T2 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 7 *‡Eastern Outer London Class here Outer London For northwestern Outer London, see —4218; for southwestern Outer London, see —4219 T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 72 *‡Waltham Forest London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 73 *‡Redbridge London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 74 *‡Havering London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 75 *‡Barking and Dagenham London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 76 *‡Newham London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 77 *‡Bexley London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 78 *‡Bromley London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 8 *‡Northwestern Outer London Class here former Middlesex T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 82 *‡Hounslow London Borough T2 DeweyiDecimaliClassificationT2 T2 —421 83 *‡Hillingdon London Borough
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