Eynhallow

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Eynhallow is a small, uninhabited island in the Orkney archipelago of Scotland, noted for its archaeological remains and surrounding strong tidal currents.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
accessDifficulty strong tides make landing difficult
accessibleBy boat
administrativeArea Orkney Islands council area NERFINISHED
country Scotland
United Kingdom
hasArchaeologicalSite Eynhallow church ruins NERFINISHED
Norse settlement remains
medieval monastic site (disputed)
hasCharacteristic archaeological remains
small
strong tidal currents
uninhabited
hasLanguageOfToponym Old Norse
hasMythology associated with the Finfolk in Orkney folklore
hasNearbyIsland Mainland, Orkney NERFINISHED
Rousay NERFINISHED
Wyre NERFINISHED
hasNearbyWaterFeature Eynhallow Sound tidal race NERFINISHED
hasStructureType Norse-style houses
stone buildings
hasWildlife auks
fulmars
kittiwakes
puffins
seabirds
seals
locatedBetween Mainland, Orkney NERFINISHED
Rousay NERFINISHED
locatedIn Orkney NERFINISHED
Orkney archipelago NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
Eynhallow Sound NERFINISHED
notableFor Norse-era remains
archaeological importance
seabird colonies
strong tidal currents
partOf Northern Isles NERFINISHED
Orkney Islands NERFINISHED
protectedStatus nature reserve (local/ornithological interest)
region Scottish islands
surroundedBy Eynhallow Sound NERFINISHED
strong tidal races
toponymMeaning Holy Island NERFINISHED
uninhabitedSince 19th century

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bay of Eynhallow Sound near Eynhallow
Rousay nearbyIsland Eynhallow