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fuday.uk

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ANY-Web Limited [Tag = WEBHOUND]
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Registered on: 21-Mar-2019
Expiry date: 21-Mar-2024
Last updated: 22-Oct-2021

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Brief facts about fuday:

Fuday is an uninhabited island of about 232 hectares and is one of ten islands in the Sound of Barra, a Site of Community Importance for conservation in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.It lies just east of Scurrival Point on Barra and west of Eriskay. Fuday is owned by the Scottish Government. Deserted since 1901, its peak population is recorded only as seven. It is still used for the summer grazing of cattle, and they used to be swum across the mile-wide, but shallow, Caolas Fuideach to there from Eoligarry. When cattle were first introduced to the island, they were killed by dehydration. The crofters who left the cattle on the island failed to show the animals the location of the only drinkable source of water on the island, a loch far inland on the island. The cattle thus could not find drinking water and died of thirst.

Islands of the Sound of Barra

Uninhabited islands of the Outer Hebrides