Think you know the ins and outs of the United Kingdom’s geography? From rolling hills and historic landmarks to bustling cities and rugged coastlines, the UK is packed with fascinating landscapes and hidden gems. This 15-question quiz will test your knowledge of British rivers, mountains, islands, and more. Whether you're a geography buff or just love exploring new places, this challenge will separate the true UK experts from the casual map readers. So, grab a cuppa, get comfortable, and let’s see if you can navigate your way to a top score...
Which English county has the longest length of coastline?
Cornwall has the longest coastline of any English county at 1,086 km (674 miles). Essex is second at 905 km (562 miles) and Devon third at 819 km (508 miles).
What Northern Irish city’s walls are a rare example of intact 17th-century fortifications?
Newry
Armagh
Belfast
Londonderry (Derry)
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What Northern Irish river flows through Belfast and inspired a Van Morrison song?
The Van Morrison song inspired by the River Lagan is "My Lagan Love." This traditional Irish folk song, which Morrison has performed and recorded, reflects his connection to Northern Ireland's landscapes, including the River Lagan that flows through Belfast.
River Lagan
River Bann
River Bush
River Foyle
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Which Northern Irish mountain range includes the UK’s highest peak outside Scotland?
Which Scottish island is famous for its whisky distilleries like Laphroaig and Ardbeg?
Islay
Mull
Skye
Orkney
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Which is the largest body of freshwater by surface area in the UK?
It covers approximately 383 km² (148 square miles) but is relatively shallow with an average depth of 8.9 metres (29.1 ft).
Windermere, England
Loch Ness, Scotland
Loch Lomond
Lough Neagh, Northern Ireland
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Which is the longest river in the UK?
It is roughly 220 miles (354 km) from source to estuary.
River Tay
River Thames
River Witham
River Severn
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What are the Fens of Eastern England?
The Fens are a region of about 15,500 square miles (40,100 square km) of reclaimed marshland in eastern England that extends from north to south between Lincoln and Cambridge.
A silver mine
A river valley
Reclaimed marshland
A mountain range
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Near which city is the Neolithic site Stonehenge located?
Glasgow
York
Dublin
Salisbury
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What is the name of the raised tract of forest that separates the London basin from the English Channel?
Nearly 40 miles (64 km) wide, the Weald the raised tract of forest that separates the London basin from the English Channel in southeastern England.
The Marsh
Exmoor
The Weald
Land’s End
Lost in the Fog
Oh dear! It looks like your UK geography knowledge needs a bit of polishing. Maybe you took a wrong turn somewhere near... READ MOREOh dear! It looks like your UK geography knowledge needs a bit of polishing. Maybe you took a wrong turn somewhere near the Thames or got lost in the Scottish Highlands. No worries—this is your chance to brush up on those maps, take a virtual tour of the country, or even plan a trip! With a little exploration, you’ll soon be navigating the UK like a pro. Keep learning, and next time, you'll surely improve your score!
Not bad! You’ve clearly got a decent grasp of UK geography, but there’s still some room for improvement. Maybe you know... READ MORENot bad! You’ve clearly got a decent grasp of UK geography, but there’s still some room for improvement. Maybe you know your way around London but struggle with the Welsh mountains, or you’ve mastered the Scottish lochs but got stumped by England’s longest rivers. Either way, you’re well on your way to becoming a true UK geography expert. Keep exploring, and next time, you might just ace the quiz!
Brilliant! You know the UK like the back of your hand, from the cliffs of Dover to the remote Scottish isles. Whether... READ MOREBrilliant! You know the UK like the back of your hand, from the cliffs of Dover to the remote Scottish isles. Whether you’ve traveled extensively, studied maps for fun, or just have an excellent memory, your knowledge is impressive. You could easily guide a tourist through Britain without a GPS! Keep up the great work, and perhaps it’s time to test yourself on an even harder geography challenge. Well done!
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