👉 Scandia Woods refers to a geographical area where Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and England meet, hence giving this name its full Celtic origin. The term describes the land region that contains parts of several countries including Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. Scandia Woods is often used in context with Ireland, as it also encompasses parts of northern England, particularly the counties of Lancashire, Cheshire, and Merseyside. This area offers a mixture of landscapes, cultures, and languages, making it both culturally significant and historically rich.
