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Connected by a bridge to Scotland’s north-west coast, the Isle of Skye is characterised by rugged countryside, picturesque fishing villages and medieval castles.  The coast of the largest island in the Inner Hebrides is notched by peninsulas and narrow holes that stretch from the mountainous interior to the sea.  The town of Portree with its pubs and small shops is a good starting point for exploring the island.
Area: 1,656 km2
Height: 993 m
Largest city: Portree
Administrative region: Highland

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Isle of Mull is an island in the Inner Hebrides off the northwest coast of Scotland, part of the Argyll and Bute Council Area.
Area: 875.4 km2
Height: 966 m
Population: 2,667 (2001)
Largest city: Tobermory

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Uist is an island in the Outer Hebrides.  As of 2011, it had a population of 1,254 people.  It is connected by dams to the neighbouring island of Benbecula, Berneray and Baleshare.  With the exception of the southeast, the island is very flat and more than half of it is below sea level at high tide.
Area: 303 km2
Population: 1,271 (2001)
Largest city:  Lochmaddy
Administrative region: Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar
Archipelagoes: Hebrides, British Isles

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Lewis, also known as the Isle of Lewis, is the northern part of the Isle of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
Area: 2,224 km2
Dialcode: 01 851
Administrative region: Outer Hebrides
Named a World Heritage Site: 22 December 2000
Constituency of the British Parliament: Na h-Eileanan to Iar

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Shetland, also mod.  Shetland Islands or Shetlands are a group of islands belonging to Scotland in the North Sea and in the North Atlantic between Norway, Scotland/Orkney and the Faroe Islands.
Area: 1,466 km2
Population: 22,990 (2018) ONS  United Kingdom
Largest city: Lerwick

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Tiree is an island in the Inner Hebrides in Scotland.  It lies to the west of the Isle of Mull, is about 19 kilometres long and just under 5 kilometres wide.  Due to the Gulf Stream, Tiree, like the neighbouring island of Coll, has a milder climate than its location on Scotland's west coast would suggest.
Area:  78.34 km²
Altitude : 141 m
Administrative area: Argyll and Bute
Largest city:  Scarinish