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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
Stack of Wirrgeo Stack of Wirrgeo
Stack of Wirrgeo
Stack of Wirrgeo
Mr. L. Laurenson
Mr. Nicalson
Mr. Lisk
039.06 This name is applied to a high water rock situated on the east side of East Linga, & connected to its shore at low water.
Wirr Geo Wirr Geo Mr. L. Laurenson
Mr. Nicalson
Mr. Lisk
039.06 This name is applied to a Creek Situated on the east side of East Linga near its Northern end.
Calf of Linga Calf of Linga Mr. L. Laurenson
Mr. Nicalson
Mr. Lisk
039.06 This name is applied to a small Island, Situated at the north end of East Linga & Connected to that island by a narrow rock at low Water
East Linga East Linga


East Linga
East Linga Island
Mr. L. Laurenson
Mr. Nicalson
Mr. Lisk
Johnston's Map
Admiralty Chart
039.05 This name is applied to an island about 30 Chains long and about 26 broad. There is good pasture on this island. Situated about 3 miles to the east of Whalsay Island & opposite "Huxter". Proprietor
Trustees of the late Mr Bruce Symbister
Snavi Geo Snavi Geo Mr. L. Laurenson
Mr. Nicalson
Mr. Lisk
039.05 This Goe is situated at the [] of East Linga

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Whalsey Group -- Shetland -- Parish of Whalsey

Wirr Geo [Note] Vörr-gjá the creek of the landing place

Calf of Linga [Note] Calf a small island near a larger one, as the Calf of Man

East Linga [Note] Ling-Ey, jeather Island appears to have changed its character: but it may possibly have been corrupted from Lang-Ey = long island. Some pronounce it Lung-Ey

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