Pick the 12 towns that are located in Scottish Borders, and avoid the decoys which are found elsewhere in Scotland.
There are 12 correct entries. Get 3 incorrect and the game ends.
Selkirk Hawick Duns Fort William Jedburgh Kelso KingussieThurso EyemouthGalashiels Innerleithen Wick Peebles Dingwall Coldstream Melrose Aviemore Newtown St Boswells
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:
Scottish Borders was originally created in 1975 from the former counties of Berwickshire, Peeblesshire, Roxburghshire and Selkirkshire.
Galashiels, the largest town in the Borders, was formerly part of Selkirkshire, as was Selkirk, which was the county town.
Hawick, the second-largest town in the Borders, was part of Roxburghshire, along with the county town of Jedburgh, Kelso, and Melrose. Also located in Roxburghshire was Newtown St Boswells, which became the administrative centre of the "new" county.
Duns was the county town of Berwickshire, with Coldstream and the fishing port of Eyemouth also located there.
Peebles was the county town of Peeblesshire, with Innerleithen also being part of that former county.
The six decoy towns are all located in the Highland council area of Scotland.
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