National Symbols of the UK

the national flower of Scotland

the national flower of England

the national flower of Northern Ireland

the national flower of Wales

the national flower of Northern Ireland

the national flower of England

the national flower of Scotland

the national flower of Wales

the national flower of England.

the national flower of Wales.

the national flower of Scotland.

the national flower of Nothern Ireland.

the national flower of England.

the national flower of Wales.

the national flower of Scotland.

the national flower of Northern Ireland.

the national animal of England

the national animal of Northern Ireland.

the national animal of Wales.

the national animal of Scotland.

the Patron Saint of England.

the Patron Saint of Scotland.

the Patron Saint of Northern Ireland.

the Patron Saint of Wales.

the Patron Saint of Northern ireland.

the Patron Saint of Wales.

the Patron Saint of England

the Patron Saint of Scotland.

the Patron Saint of England

the Patron Saint of Northern Ireland.

the Patron Saint of Wales.

the Patron Saint of Scotland.

the Patron Saint of England.

the Patron Saint of Scotland.

the Patron Saint of Wales.

the Patron Saint of Northern Ireland.

England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales

England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, London

England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales

England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Iceland

1. Red

1. yellow

1. blue

1. A bell

1. A clock

1. A bridge

1. Stars and Stripes

1. God Save the Queen

1. The Union Jack

the north of the United Kingdom.

the west of the United Kingdom.

the south of the United Kingdom.

the east of the United Kingdom.

daffodil

red rose

thistle

shamrock

tartan

lion

dragon

leek

a kilt

a skirt

trousers

a jacket

cello

violin

flute

bagpipe

rivers

lakes

holidays

mountains

Loch Ness Monster

Robin Hood

The River Monster

The Green Lady

1. the red welsh dragon,the leek and the daffodil

1. the red rose

1. the tulip

a) Ben Nevis

1. Snowdon

1. Hoverla

1. the south

1. the west

1. the north