Arram forms one end of a boundary fault dividing this region, and off its shore lies the isle of Skye.
Arram forms one end of a boundary fault dividing this region, and off its shore lies the isle of Skye. It partially contains the Cheviot Hills and some of its tallest mountains are in the Cairngorms. Its Grampian Mountains include the tallest peak in this region, Ben Nevis. Its largest subdivision is divided by a fault extending from Fort William to Inverness, the Great Glen. This region's largest island is Lewis and Harris, located in the Outer Hebrides. Partially divided into the Southern Uplands, Central Lowlands, and the Highlands, for 10 points, name this country of the United Kingdom, home to cities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Arram forms one end of a boundary fault dividing this region, and off its shore lies the isle of Skye.
{Scotland} or {Alba} [prompt on {Scottish Highlands} until it is mentioned]