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English: Map showing the use of Gaelic and English in Scotland in 1891. In effect, the map shows which areas were bilingual. The shaded areas show what percentage of the population in that area spoke both Gaelic and English.

Note the red line encircling much of the northwest mainland section of Scotland, inside which 50% of the population speaks Gaelic and English. To the south of that area, a smaller percentage of the population spoke Gaelic; to the west of that area, a smaller percentage of the population spoke English.

In 1891, Gaelic was spoken by some part of the population across much of Scotland, and especially the northwest.
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Fons Small inset from Plate IX of J.G. Bartholomew's The Royal Scottish Geographical Society's Atlas of Scotland, Edinburgh: Edinburgh Geographical Institute, 1895 (excerpted and edited). Data based on the Census Report of 1891.
Auctor John Bartholomew and Son Ltd.

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