Great Britain

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Great Britain is a large European island, located to the northwest of the main continent. The island consists of England, Scotland and Wales, which, along with Northern Ireland, make up one sovereign state, the United Kingdom.

Muggle government

The Union Flag, also known as the Union Jack, the national flag of the United Kingdom

The island is administrated by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in the Muggle world, which consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland in the Muggle world.

Magical government

It was governed by the British Ministry of Magic in the wizarding world.

Even though Ireland is not part of the United Kingdom, it was part of the British Ministry of Magic in the wizarding world as of 1994.^[1]

Magical education

Many British wizards and witches attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Scotland. Established around the 10th century, Hogwarts was considered to be one of the finest magical institutions in the wizarding world.

Children with magical abilities were enrolled at birth, and acceptance was confirmed by owl post at age eleven.

Those who did not wish to attend Hogwarts have the option of home-schooling. Durmstrang Institute also accepted British students if they had wizarding heritage, evident by Draco Malfoy telling people how his parents were originally going to send him there.

Magical creatures

Nationwide

England

Scotland

Ogre
Blood-Sucking Bugbear
Weetimorousbeastie (River Clyde) (possibly)

Wales

Europe

The following creatures were found in certain regions of Europe that Great Britain falls under:

North Sea

The following creatures were found throughout the North Sea:

Atlantic Ocean

The following creatures were found throughout the Atlantic Ocean:

Worldwide

The following creatures were all found worldwide:

Magical plants

England

Scotland

Wiggenbush

Magical games and sports

The British and Irish Quidditch League

England

The Appleby Arrows
The Chudley Cannons
The English National Quidditch team
The Falmouth Falcons
Shuntbumps is a popular game in Devon.
Swivenhodge is a broom game that began in Herefordshire.
The Tutshill Tornados
The Wimbourne Wasps

Scotland

The Banchory Bangers were a Scottish Quidditch team noted for their poor skills and post-match parties, but were disbanded in 1814.
Creaothceann originated in Scotland, and was regarded as the most dangerous of all broom games.
Montrose Magpies
Pride of Portree
The Scottish National Quidditch team
Wigtown Wanderers