
Originally Posted by
TechBear
To be really pendandic, is the criterion for "city" the same in Scotland as it is in England, ie is there a requirement that the settlement have a cathedral?
For those interested in the meaning of "burgh," the Wikipedia is always a good reference (see entry for
burgh.)
There are two "types" of city, cathederal city and, I suppose, a legal city. Oban has a cathederal but isn't officially a city. All very confusing. Here's the section of wikipedia about city status in Scotland. Stirling, Scotland's newest city, has never had a cathederal.
In Scotland, there is no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes. - Billy Connolly
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