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Grunay is an
uninhabited island in the Out
Skerries group, the most
easterly part of Shetland, Scotland. Its area is 55.58 acres, or 22.49 hectares. The...
- (300 km) west from Tjeldstø in Norway. The main
islands are Housay,
Bruray and
Grunay. A
large number of skerries,
islets and
stacks surround the main group....
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Gruney or
Grunay is the name of
several Shetland Islands. It
derives from the Old
Norse for "green island".
Gruney off
Northmavine Grunay, in the Out...
- Haaf
Gruney is a
small island in the
north east of the
Shetland Islands. The
island is
between Unst and
Fetlar which are to the
north and
south respectively...
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Inner Hebrides:
Gigha Gloup Holm
Shetland Glunimore Island Firth of
Clyde Grunay Shetland: Out
Skerries Gruney Shetland Gualan Outer Hebrides: Benbecula...
- Skerries;
Billia Skerry,
Bound Skerry,
Easter Skerry, Filla, Flat
Lamba Stack,
Grunay,
Hevda Skerries, Horn Skerry,
Lamba Stack,
Little Bound Skerry,
Little Skerry...
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District Po****tion 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
Bound Skerry (&
Grunay) 3 3 0 0 0 0
Bressay 269 248 334 352 384 368
Bruray 34 35 33 27 26 24 East Burra...
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Frisian Islands Germany
Groix Morbihan, Bretagne France Grøtøy Norway
Grunay Out Skerries, Shetland
Islands Scotland
Gruney Shetland
Islands Scotland...
- his
signature can be seen in its guestbook. The
keepers lived on
nearby Grunay. The
island was
bombed twice in
World War II by the
German Luftwaffe, because...
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fighter aircraft of the
German Luftwaffe. Fred was
trained on SG38 and
Grunay Baby. He
earned his
wings in the "Kranich". By
October 1944 he held the...
