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This page lists Scotland-related topics without articles. When creating an article from this list, please try to provide additional information to what the person looking up the topic can be expected to already know. In general, try to start new articles with at least two or three paragraphs, or at least five sentences of main text, and put the article in at least one

Category. If you are not familiar with the many Scotland-related categories, place the new article in Category:Scotland or Category:Scottish people

, so that other Users can re-allocate it to appropriate sub-categories.

It is probably a very good idea to allocate a stub category to every new article, at least until one or two other editors have contributed, see the Scotland stubs section below.

Please also provide

references

pointing to the source of the information.

Priority: National pages

Biography

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

Culture

Museums

see the red links at List of museums in Scotland

Music

A Controversy of Pipers (music album)
Acid croft
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

Buildings and structures

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

Gardens

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

Society

Commerce and Economics

Demographics

Education

Scottish Independent Schools Council

Media

Living Tradition
(roots music magazine)

Organisations

Charities

Charities in Scotland

Public bodies

Sport

Law

Religion

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

Geography

Places, areas, geographical features

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.

History

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)

Science and technology

see redlinks at
Scottish inventors