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- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh abstract "Voe of Cullingsburgh is a large sea loch off the Shetland island of Bressay, voe meaning "sea inlet" in Shetlandic. The local spelling of the name is "Voe of Cullingsbrough" (pronounced "Cullingsbroch").The voe is separated from Aith Voe to the west by Score Head at the northwestern extremity and the peninsula of Aith Ness, and from Noss Sound to the east by the heights of Ander Hill and the point of Loder Head. Within the voe there are various smaller embayments, such as Score Minni, Blue Geo, Minni of Aith and Bay of Cuppa. Inner Score and Outer Score are tidal islets separated from one another by the narrow Gloup of the Scores.There are small settlements at Setter, Bruntland and Aith on the western side of the voe and the uninhabited Garth and Cullingsburgh to the east along with the remains of both a broch and the 12th-century St. Mary's Church. The Pictish-era Bressay Stone was found near this churchyard in 1852. It dates from the 8th–9th century AD, and a replica of the original was erected inside the churchyard in 2000. It is described as "a slab of chlorite slate, about 16 inches wide at the top, tapering to less than a foot at the bottom".".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageExternalLink Bressay_Stone.
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- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageLength "2450".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageOutDegree "12".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageRevisionID "535866150".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Bressay.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Bressay_Stone.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Broch.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Category:Voes_of_Shetland.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Chlorite_group.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Loch.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Noss.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Picts.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Shetland.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Shetland_Scots.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Shetlandic.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink Slate.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLink St._Marys_Church,_Shetland.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageWikiLinkText "Voe of Cullingsburgh".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh hasPhotoCollection Voe_of_Cullingsburgh.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Coord.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Shetland-geo-stub.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh subject Category:Voes_of_Shetland.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh hypernym Loch.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh point "60.165 -1.066".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh type Lake.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh type Loch.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh type SpatialThing.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh comment "Voe of Cullingsburgh is a large sea loch off the Shetland island of Bressay, voe meaning "sea inlet" in Shetlandic. The local spelling of the name is "Voe of Cullingsbrough" (pronounced "Cullingsbroch").The voe is separated from Aith Voe to the west by Score Head at the northwestern extremity and the peninsula of Aith Ness, and from Noss Sound to the east by the heights of Ander Hill and the point of Loder Head.".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh label "Voe of Cullingsburgh".
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- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh sameAs 2651749.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh sameAs Q7939353.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh sameAs Q7939353.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh lat "60.165".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh long "-1.066".
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh wasDerivedFrom Voe_of_Cullingsburgh?oldid=535866150.
- Voe_of_Cullingsburgh isPrimaryTopicOf Voe_of_Cullingsburgh.