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Cunningsburgh,
formerly also
known as
Coningsburgh (Old Norse:
Konungsborgr meaning "King's castle"), is a new
hamlet and
ancient parish in the south...
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farmland and
contains many
important archaeological sites. Bigton,
Cunningsburgh, Sandwick, Scalloway, and
Sumburgh The
Central Mainland has more farmland...
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Burra and
Trondra Delting Dunrossness Fetlar Gulberwick,
Quarff and
Cunningsburgh Lerwick Nesting and
Lunnasting Northmavine Sandness and
Walls Sandsting...
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adjacent to the A970 road some 10
miles (16 km)
south of Lerwick,
between Cunningsburgh and Sandwick. It lies
almost on the 60th
parallel north. Mail has two...
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Sandwick 10 July
Public Hall,
Cunningsburgh 10 July
Harbison Park,
Whalsay 11 July Unst 11 July
Public Hall,
Cunningsburgh 12 July
Harbison Park, Whalsay...
- (40 km) by road from Lerwick. Bus
service 6,
operated by J&DS
Halcrow of
Cunningsburgh,
provides a
regular link
between the
airport and the town
seven days...
- in the
Shetland Islands, Scotland. It was
merged in 1891,
along with
Cunningsburgh, into Dunrossness.
Sandwick is
located 13
miles (21 km)
south of Lerwick...
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sentence explaining who
carved the cross. The
Shetland inscriptions at
Cunningsburgh and
Lunnasting reading EHTECONMORS and [E]TTECUHETTS have been understood...
- District, Transvaal; Darwendale, Zimbabwe; near Bou Azzer, Morocco;
Cunningsburgh, the
Shetland Islands of Scotland; Langban, Varmland, Sweden; the Altai...
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teacher moved to
Cunningsburgh School in 2003 the
school was
closed and the
pupils were
transferred to the
school in
Cunningsburgh 4
miles (6.4 km) to...
