From Land's End to John o' Groats

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1. Which group of Scottish islands has its administrative centre in Lerwick and is home to the northernmost point of the United Kingdom? Shetland Outer Hebrides Orkney Slate Islands

2. Which island in Wales is found off the western coast of Anglesey (Ynys Môn) and is the location of the county of Anglesey's largest town, Holyhead? Islay Cardigan Island Isle of Man Holy Island

3. Which English river flows through the county town of Devon, to which it gives its name? Avon Trent Exe Plymouth

4. This body of water separates the peninsula of Fife from mainland Scotland in the north while emptying Scotland's longest river, with which it shares its name. What is it? Eden Estuary Firth of Tay Spey Bay Firth of Clyde

5. Which term links these names across the United Kingdom: Ashdown, Charnwood, Gwydir, and Tollymore? River Cave Firth Forest

6. The historical province, or "fifth", of Ulster is geographically shared by which countries? Scotland and England Scotland and Wales England and Wales Ireland and Northern Ireland

7. In which constituent country would you find the easternmost point, Lowestoft Ness, and the lowest point, Holme Fen, in the United Kingdom? England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland

8. Which lake in Northern Ireland, the largest in the British Isles, is located in the middle of the River Bann's route to the Atlantic Ocean? Lough Erne Belfast Lough Lough Neagh Strangford Lough

9. Which name can refer to either a Welsh river emptying into the Irish Sea between Flintshire and Cheshire or a Scottish river with its mouth in Aberdeen? Mersey Wye Avon Dee

10. If you've answered questions 1-9 correctly, the first letter of each answer will give you the name of an English city with the highest ratio of trees to people in Europe, that is named after the River Sheaf. Answer: (One Word - 9 Letters)