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Leverburgh (Scottish Gaelic: An t-Òb [ən̪ˠ ˈt̪ɔːp]) is the
second largest village,
after Tarbert, in
Harris in the
Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Leverburgh...
- the Mac
Fisheries shops. In 1920, Obbe with
local consent was
rebranded Leverburgh, and 300 men
started work on a new pier and seas****
infrastructure for...
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elaborate surviving medieval church in the
Hebrides after Iona Abbey, and
Leverburgh (An Tòb na
Hearadh or An t-Òb na Hearadh). A
ferry sails from the latter...
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Leverburgh Lifeboat Station is
located at
Leverburgh, a
village at the
southern end of the Isle of Harris, part of the
Outer Hebrides, an
archipelago sitting...
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North Uist.
However the main
ferry to
North Uist uses the
terminal at
Leverburgh (An t-Òb). The
lands around Stornoway were
probably settled since 6000 BC...
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plans for
Lewis and
concentrated his
efforts on Harris,
where the town of
Leverburgh takes his name. The Isle of
Lewis has a
variety of
locations of historical...
- pyroxene-granulite gneisses.
These igneous rocks are
intruded into the
Leverburgh and
Langevat supracrustals.
Radiometric dating suggests that the complex...
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units of the
other Loch
class ferries. MV Loch
Portain was
built for the
Leverburgh (Harris) to
Berneray (North Uist)
route and has
operated there since 2003...
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Portnaguran Portvoller Shawbost Skigersta Shulishader Tong Valtos/Uig
Tarbert Leverburgh Luskentyre Northton Rodel on
North Uist,
Benbecula and
South Uist Lochmaddy...
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Portnaguran Portvoller Shawbost Skigersta Shulishader Tong Valtos/Uig
Tarbert Leverburgh Luskentyre Northton Rodel on
North Uist,
Benbecula and
South Uist Lochmaddy...
