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Eysturoy (Faroese pronunciation: ['ɛstroi],
meaning 'East Island') is a
region and the second-largest of the
Faroe Islands, both in size and po****tion...
- The
Eysturoy Tunnel (Eysturoyartunnilin,
previously known as Skálafjarðartunnilin) is a
large undersea road
tunnel under the Tangafjørður
sound in the...
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Innan Glyvur is a
village on the
Faroese island of
Eysturoy in the Sjóvar Muni****lity. It is on the west side of Skálafjørður. It was
founded in 1884...
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established between Norðskáli on
Eysturoy and Nesvík on Streymoy; in 1976 the new
tunnel between Norðskáli and
Eysturoy was completed. The Faroes' two largest...
- Ejde FO 470 Eiðis
Eysturoy 62°18′1″N 7°5′20″W / 62.30028°N 7.08889°W / 62.30028; -7.08889 27 Elduvík
Eldevig FO 478 Runavíkar
Eysturoy 62°16′57″N 6°54′35″W...
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village in Nes Muni****lity on the
southwest coast of the
Faroese island of
Eysturoy. The 2005 po****tion of the
village of Nes was 230.
Besides Nes, the two...
- them in
order to keep
sheep out.
Streymoy is
separated from the
nearby Eysturoy, the second-largest
island of the
Faroe Islands, by the
sounds of Sundini...
- gorge, geo) is a
village located on the
northeast tip of the
island of
Eysturoy, in the
Faroe Islands and 63 km (39 mi)
north by road from the capital...
- Norðragøta (Danish: Nordregøte), also just
referred to as Gøta, is a
village on
Eysturoy island,
Faroe Islands. The muni****lity of Gøta (Gøtu kommuna) was a muni****lity...
- (Northern
Faroese [ˈɔiːjɪ];) is a
village located on the north-west tip of
Eysturoy in the
Faroe Islands. It is the seat of Eiði Muni****lity. It is located...
