Back

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Back is a small coastal village on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, known for its sandy beaches and Gaelic-speaking community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
village
administrativeArea Na h-Eileanan Siar council area NERFINISHED
alsoSpokenLanguage English
climate oceanic climate
country Scotland
hasBeach Back Beach NERFINISHED
Traigh Ghearadha NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic rural community
small population
hasCoastlineOn North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
hasCommunityFacility Back Football and Recreation Club NERFINISHED
community hall
hasCulturalHeritage Gaelic culture
crofting tradition
hasEconomicActivity crofting
fishing
tourism
hasEducationalInstitution primary school
hasFeature sandy beaches
hasIsland Isle of Lewis NERFINISHED
hasNaturalFeature dunes
machair grassland
hasRecreationalActivity sea angling
surfing
walking
hasReligiousBuilding church
isCoastalSettlement true
isNear Stornoway NERFINISHED
isPartOf parish of Stornoway NERFINISHED
knownFor Gaelic-speaking community
sandy beaches
locatedIn Isle of Lewis NERFINISHED
Na h-Eileanan Siar NERFINISHED
Outer Hebrides
Scotland
United Kingdom
Western Isles NERFINISHED
locatedOn east coast of Isle of Lewis
postalCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
region Scottish Highlands and Islands NERFINISHED
roadAccessVia A857 road NERFINISHED
timeZone Europe/London
traditionalCounty Ross and Cromarty NERFINISHED
usesDaylightSavingTime true

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