Rubha nan Cudaigean

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Rubha nan Cudaigean

Houses on Boreray/Boraraigh
Houses on Boreray/Boraraigh Credit: Sandy Gerrard

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Rubha nan Cudaigean Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.716968/-7.278033 or Grid Reference NF8581. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Houses on Boreray/Boraraigh
Houses on Boreray/Boraraigh
Boreray from Rubha Bhoisnis Looking across to the buildings on Boreray from Rubha Bhoisnis on Berneray. Signs of habitation on the island with two houses that look weatherproof, plus a red tractor and dinghy with outboard motor, neither of which are likely to be of much use to the dozens of small white specs which are grazing sheep.
Boreray from Rubha Bhoisnis
Looking across to the buildings on Boreray from Rubha Bhoisnis on Berneray. Signs of habitation on the island with two houses that look weatherproof, plus a red tractor and dinghy with outboard motor, neither of which are likely to be of much use to the dozens of small white specs which are grazing sheep.
Houses on Boreray (North Uist) Boreray has a population of 1. I visited it on a boat trip organised from Berneray in July 2006. I believe the photo shows the residents house and another house which is let to viitors.
Houses on Boreray (North Uist)
Boreray has a population of 1. I visited it on a boat trip organised from Berneray in July 2006. I believe the photo shows the residents house and another house which is let to viitors.
Boreray (North Uist) from the sea Picture was taken from a boat at anchor off the beach, before boarding a dinghy to land on the beach.
Boreray (North Uist) from the sea
Picture was taken from a boat at anchor off the beach, before boarding a dinghy to land on the beach.
Boreray Sheep Some of the many blcak sheep grazing on Boreray (North Uist).
Boreray Sheep
Some of the many blcak sheep grazing on Boreray (North Uist).
View from Mullach Mor, Boreray, North Uist Looking SSE from Mullach Mor, over Loch Mor and towards North Uist.
View from Mullach Mor, Boreray, North Uist
Looking SSE from Mullach Mor, over Loch Mor and towards North Uist.
Mol Mor, Boreray, North Uist Looking over the narrow strip of land which separates Loch Mor from the sea.
Mol Mor, Boreray, North Uist
Looking over the narrow strip of land which separates Loch Mor from the sea.
Coastal Crevasse on Boreray North Uist A trap for the unwary walking along the Southwest coast of Boreray. As this feature does not appear on the map, the location may be slightly incorrect, but it is to the South of Loch Mor.
Coastal Crevasse on Boreray North Uist
A trap for the unwary walking along the Southwest coast of Boreray. As this feature does not appear on the map, the location may be slightly incorrect, but it is to the South of Loch Mor.
Beach on Boreray North Uist Looking at the beach from the machair.
Beach on Boreray North Uist
Looking at the beach from the machair.
Blackhouse ruins on Boreray North Uist Ruins of blackhouse near the South end of the beach on Boreray, North Uist. These ruins may date from the nineteenth century.
Blackhouse ruins on Boreray North Uist
Ruins of blackhouse near the South end of the beach on Boreray, North Uist. These ruins may date from the nineteenth century.
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Rubha nan Cudaigean is located at Grid Ref: NF8581 (Lat: 57.716968, Lng: -7.278033)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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