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Whalsay

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Whalsay

One of the Shetland Islands, Scotland, 21 km/13 mi northeast of Lerwick; population (2001) 1,030. Lying to the northeast of the group, it extends over an area of 32 sq km/12 sq mi. Fishing is the main industry. Its largest settlement is Symbister, the principal ferry point of the island. Britain's most northerly golf course is located on the island.
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Stewart, of Symbister, Whalsay, could have been sent to prison for six months or fined pounds 5,000 for each pub killed.
BABY SEALS SICK KILLER LOCKED UP; He's jailed for island massacre by The Mirror (London, England)
Whalsay Fish Processors Ltd, Symbister Ness, Whalsay, Shetland ZE2 9AA.
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The 20ft crater was found by crofter and fisherman Arthur Polson on the tiny island of Mooa, off Whalsay, where he lives.
Crofter and the crater.. by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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