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• Science and technology in Scotland
• Food and drink industry in Scotland
• Manufacturing in Scotland
• Mining in Scotland

• see red links in the List of Scots, List of Scottish writers

• John Fraser Matthew, architect and partner of Robert Lorimer
• Frances Collinson (musicologist)
• Derek Douglas, businessman and chairman of Maggie's Centres, 2006 CBE
• Angus McFadyen, actor
• Lorraine Mann, anti-nuclear activist and founder of Highlands and Islands Alliance.
• Rosalind Marshall, Scots biographer and historian
• Nicholas de Soulis, alleged wizard and unsucessful assassin of Robert the Bruce. Lord of Liddesdale and keeper of Hermitage Castle
• Gordon Mooney (musician)
• John Thomson (biologist), (1861 - 1933), biologist
• George Parsonage (lifesaver), River Clyde Lifesaver
• Billy Forsyth, Johnny Pirie: Highland dancers
• Agnes Robertson (actor) (1833–1916), stage actor[1]
• Tormod Calum Dòmhnallach Scottish Gaelic writer
• Uilleam Mac Dhun Lèibhe Scottish Gaelic writer
• Iain MacCormaic Scottish Gaelic writer
• Fearghas MacFhionnlaigh Scottish Gaelic writer
• Donaidh MacIlleathain Scottish Gaelic writer
• Fionnlagh MacLeòid Scottish Gaelic writer
• Màiri NicGumaraid Scottish Gaelic writer
• Dòmhnall Eachann Meek Scottish Gaelic writer and contributor to Gairm
• Catrìona NicGumaraid Scottish Gaelic writer and contributor to Gairm
• Iain MacLeòid Scottish Gaelic writer and contributor to Gairm
• Mary J. MacLeod - author of multiple books describing the period of time she spent on the Scottish Hebrides; books include Call the Nurse: True Stories of a Country Nurse on a Scottish Isle, More Tales from the Island Nurse and Nurse, Come You Here!: More True Stories of a Country Nurse on a Scottish Isle
• Alison Lang (Gaelic writer) Article in Gaelic Wikipedia here
• GilleBride MacGilleAdamnan Father of the Norse-Gaelic king Somerled

• Scottish National Photography Centre
• Wildcat (theatre company)

• see the red links at List of museums in Scotland

• A Controversy of Pipers (music album)
• Acid croft
• Jock Tamson's Bairns (band) (see Jock Tamson's Bairns)
• The Macdonald Sisters (folk group)
• Kathleen Macdonald (folk singer)
• Scots swing
• The Easy Club (jazz fusion band)
• The Gaugers (folk group)
• The JSD Band (folk-rock band)
• The Whistlebinkies (band)
• Collins and Collins - see https://www.reverbnation.com/collinsandcollins/song/6837523-horlicks-and-medication

• see redlinks at National Trust for Scotland properties
• see redlinks at List of castles in Scotland
• see redlinks at Historic houses in Scotland
• see the red links at Abbeys and priories in Scotland

• Mary Queen of Scots House, Jedburgh

• see the red links at Gardens in Scotland
• Beautiful Scotland (currently a redirect to Britain in Bloom

• RET (Road Equivalent Tariff)
• Shipbuilding in Scotland

• Demographics of Scotland from the 2001 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1991 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1981 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1971 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1961 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1951 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1931 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1921 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1911 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1901 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1891 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1881 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1871 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1861 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1851 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1841 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1831 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1821 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1811 United Kingdom census
• Demographics of Scotland from the 1801 United Kingdom census

• Scottish Independent Schools Council

• Living Tradition (roots music magazine)

• Celtic Society of Edinburgh
• Clarsach Society
• Highland Societies
• Strathspey and reel societies (see Strathspey (dance) and Reel (dance))
• Traditional Music and Song Association of Scotland (TMSA)

• Charities in Scotland

• Office of Gaelic Affairs [2]
• Inspectorate of Prosecution in Scotland
• Scottish Hospital Endowments Research Trust
• Advisory Committee on Sites of Special Scientific Interest
• Building Standards Advisory Committee
• Fisheries (Electricity) Committee
• Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland
• Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland
• Scottish Advisory Committee on Distinction Awards
• Scottish Advisory Committee on the Medical Workforce
• Scottish Industrial Development Advisory Board
• Scottish Local Authorities Remuneration Committee
• Scottish Records Advisory Council

• Scottish National Golf Centre
• Scottish Milk Race

• Climate Change (Scotland) Bill 2009 [3]
• Climate Change Delivery Plan 2009 [4]

• Black Acts 1584
• Glasgow Jewish Lads Brigade with their bagpipes and kilts

• Invermallie (Loch Arkaig)
• Glen Quoich
• Loch Crenan
• Loch Wharrel
• Crowlin Sound
• St Rollox - seems to be an area of Glasgow named after Saint Roch, giving its name to the Glasgow Works and Glasgow St Rollox (UK Parliament constituency)
• Abhainn Ghrioda aka The River Creed aka Greeta River, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland.

• Gens d’Armes Ecossais, Scots Men-At-Arms who guarded the kings of France, but see Garde Écossaise.
• Early Scottish Chronicles- eg Scotochronicon etc.
• The Planned town in Scotland - everything from Grantown-on-Spey to Cumbernauld
• Land raids
  • Vatersay raiders
• Forfeited Estates Commission after the 1715 rising, to confiscate and sell off the holdings of Jacobites (and incidentally suppress Catholicism and dissenters in Scotland and the Borders)

• see redlinks at Scottish inventors