Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Dalkeith | 88%
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The National Museum in Newtongrange is dedicated to this local heavy industry | Mining | 88%
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Range of hills comprising a Regional Park, part of which occupies the west of Midlothian | {Pentland} Hills | 85%
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The leaf of this tree is a symbol of the Midlothian Council Area | Oak | 82%
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Penicuik | 76%
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The three largest towns in Midlothian by population | Bonnyrig | 68%
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Stretch of newly built railway which passes through Midlothian, connecting Edinburgh with Tweedbank. It re-opened on part of the old Waverley route in 2015 | {Borders} Railway | 68%
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Midlothian born Margaret Stuart was the second daughter of this Scottish King | James VI | 62%
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The mysterious, late-Gothic Rosslyn Chapel, featured prominently in this blockbuster film, based on a book by Dan Brown | The Da Vinci Code | 59%
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River which results from the Midlothian confluence of the North and South tributaries | Esk | 44%
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Stage name of Midlothian born Derek William Dick, singer-songwriter and former lead singer and lyricist of the rock band Marillion | Fish | 44%
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The most southerly reservoir in Midlothian and the largest area of freshwater in the Lothians | Gladhouse | 29%
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The number or name of one of the most important trunk roads in Scotland which marks part of the norhern boundary of Midlothian | A720 (Edinburgh City Bypass) | 26%
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Large Cistercian monastery in the north of Midlothian which subsequently become a stately home and then a college and conference venue | {Newbattle} Abbey | 24%
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The Midlothian campaign of 1878-80 was a series of foreign policy speeches made by this leader of the Liberal Party and future Prime Minister of the UK | William Ewart Gladstone | 24%
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