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St Kilda
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St Kilda
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A small uninhabited archipelago at the edge of the Hebrides. Its landscapes, birdlife diversity, historical remains, and isolation have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status.
Overview of St Kilda
This is a small uninhabited archipelago of seven islands at the edge of the Hebrides. Its landscapes, birdlife diversity, historical remains, and isolation have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status.
Key facts
- Type of place: island.
- Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
- Location:
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- Population: uninhabited (except for military/scientific presence).
- Area: 8.54 km²
- Highest point: Conachair (430 m) on Hirta Island.
- Coastline:
- Website: http://www.kilda.org.uk
History of St Kilda
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