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Shapinsay (/ˈʃæpɪnziː/, Scots: Shapinsee) is one of the
Orkney Islands off the
north coast of
mainland Scotland. With an area of 29.5
square kilometres...
- MV
Shapinsay is a Ro-Ro
vehicle ferry operated by
Orkney Ferries. MV
Shapinsay was
built by
Yorkshire Drydock in
Kingston upon Hull in 1989. She was refurbished...
- Colchester).
After the
Agricolan fleet had come and gone,
possibly anchoring at
Shapinsay,
direct Roman influence seems to have been
limited to
trade rather than...
- Papay, and
North Ronaldsay. The
Shapinsay service,
linking Kirkwall on
Orkney Mainland to the
northern island of
Shapinsay. The Rousay,
Egilsay and Wyre...
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Balfour is a
village on the
island of
Shapinsay, Orkney. The
village is
situated on
Elwick Bay,
which was used as an
anchorage by
Haakon IV of Norway...
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Skerry Sound to
Mainland and p****ing the 4 km wide and 30 m deep
Shapinsay Sound to
Shapinsay. From its
northern tip Ness of Ork, the 6 km wide and 110 m deep...
- Mill Dam is a
wetland in
western Shapinsay, in Orkney, Scotland. This
water body was not
shown on the 1840
survey map of the island,
since it is a man-made...
- This List of bays of the
Orkney Islands summarises the bays that are
located in the
islands of
Orkney in Scotland. The
heading "Nearest Town"
shows the...
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rocks are
found on
western Hoy, on
Deerness in
eastern Mainland and on
Shapinsay. A
correlation between the Hoy
volcanics and the
other two
exposures has...
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Great Ouse Ouse, Tasmania, a town in
Australia The Ouse, an
estuary on
Shapinsay, in the
Orkney Islands,
Scotland Grand River (Ontario), Canada, formerly...
