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Housay, also
known as West Isle, is one of the
three islands that form the Out
Skerries island group, the most
easterly part of the
Shetland Isles. Housay...
- just 186
miles (300 km) west from Tjeldstø in Norway. The main
islands are
Housay,
Bruray and Grunay. A
large number of skerries,
islets and
stacks surround...
- sinking. In
August 1965
Dutch coins were
found washed as**** on the
island of
Housay in the Out
Skerries by divers. In 1968 the
remains of the
wreck were discovered...
- by a bridge, as a
single unit. Out
Skerries has two
inhabited islands:
Housay and Bruray. The
Scord of
Brouster site
includes a
cluster of six or seven...
- its
larger neighbour by a 75m
stone causeway.
There is also a
bridge from
Housay to Bruray.
Others Various other islands are also
connected by
bridges or...
- Burra, West Burra, Trondra, and
Muckle Roe.
There is also a
bridge from
Housay to Bruray.
Nowhere in
Shetland is more than three miles (5 km) from the...
- and
contains Scotland's most
easterly settlement. It is
separated from
Housay by
North Mouth and
South Mouth. The
Skerries Bridge was
built in 1957 to...
- of Seyc****es.
Eilean Mòr (Crowlin Islands) 1.7
Island part of Scotland.
Housay 1.63
Island part of Scotland. St.
Joseph Atoll 1.63
Island part of the Amirante...
- "shoulder-straps" or "fat land". See also
Funzie Girt.
Foula Fugløy
Norse bird
island Housay Húsøy
Norse house isle
Shetland Mainland Hetlandensis Norse/
Gaelic island...
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Bressay Hamister Hamnavoe Haroldswick Heogan Heylor Hillock Hillswick Hoswick Housay Huxter Ireland Isbister,
Northmavine Isbister,
Shetland Kirkabister, Bressay...
