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Akraberg is the
southern tip of Suðuroy, 5 km (3 miles)
south from the
village of Sumba, in the
Faroe Islands. The name
Akraberg derives from akur (cereal...
- this, as the
weather station is
located at 105
meters above sea level.
Akraberg is
milder than much of the
Faroe Islands and
experiences frost on 38 days...
- settlement, Víkarbyrgi was
abandoned late in the 1990s.
Another settlement,
Akraberg was
abandoned around 1350
because of the
Black Death; the
people who lived...
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People from Suðuroy also
refer to 'Frísarnir í Akrabergi' (The
Frisians of
Akraberg).
English and
German are
sometimes used for the
purposes of tourism. Norwegian...
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pillbox on
Eggjarnar near Vágur in Suðuroy
British pillboxes or
bunkers in
Akraberg, the
southernmost place in Suðuroy and the
Faroe Islands British invasion...
- site
Power (kW)
Transmission aerial Programme Mode of
transmission 531
Akraberg 5
Kringvarp Føroya
Pontevedra 25 RNE
Radio 5
Oviedo 20 RNE
Radio 5 (Asturias)...
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strong current.
Flesjarnar are a
group of rocks,
located 5 km
south of
Akraberg in Suðuroy. The
rocks are: Sumbiarfles, 4
metres high (nearest to land)...
- 61° 10' 30".85 N, 6° 40' 23".77 W.
Flesjarnar can be seen from Sumba,
Akraberg and from
Eggjarnar and
other high
places in Suðuroy. US.fo
Archived 2013-10-21...
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Image Island Location Year
built Notes Akraberg Lighthouse Suðuroy
Akraberg 61°23′40″N 6°40′45″W / 61.394428°N 6.679112°W / 61.394428; -6.679112...
- 429028; 10.407722 (Chimney of Fynsværket 1)
Akraberg transmitter 463 ft 141 m 1990 Gu**** mast
Akraberg,
Faroe Islands 61°23′51.84″N 6°40′58.72″W / 61...
