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Carberry Hill

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Carberry Hill

Hill in East Lothian unitary authority, Scotland, 11 km/7 mi southeast of Edinburgh, which reaches a maximum height of 150 m/492 ft. Historically it is noted as the place where Mary Queen of Scots surrendered to the confederate nobles in 1567.

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