Glasgow, Wayòm Ini Kreyòl ayisyen /glasgow, wa.ʒɔ.m in__SPLIT__i/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Country: United Kingdom
State/Department: Scotland
Population: Around 600,000 in the city, over 1.8 million in the metropolitan area.
Main Economic Activities: Education, healthcare, finance, tourism, and creative industries.
Landmarks: Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Riverside Museum.
Geographical Features: River Clyde, Campsie Fells.
Historical Facts: Founded in the 6th century, Glasgow grew from a small rural settlement into a major center for trade and industry, particularly shipbuilding.
Name of Inhabitants: Glaswegian
Notes: Glasgow is known for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and friendly locals.
State/Department: Scotland
Population: Around 600,000 in the city, over 1.8 million in the metropolitan area.
Main Economic Activities: Education, healthcare, finance, tourism, and creative industries.
Landmarks: Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Riverside Museum.
Geographical Features: River Clyde, Campsie Fells.
Historical Facts: Founded in the 6th century, Glasgow grew from a small rural settlement into a major center for trade and industry, particularly shipbuilding.
Name of Inhabitants: Glaswegian
Notes: Glasgow is known for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and friendly locals.
English : Glasgow, United Kingdom
Français : Glasgow, Royaume-Uni
Español : Glasgow, Reino Unido
Português : Glasgow, Reino Unido
