About Voe of the Brig, Shetland Islands

Name: Voe of the Brig, Shetland Islands
Place type: Tidal Water
Location: Grid Ref: HU 3579 8409 • X/Y co-ords: 435791, 1184090 • Lat/Long: 60.5388,-1.34956083
County/Unitary Authority: Shetland Islands
Region: Scotland
Country: Scotland
Height: -0.9m
OS Explorer map: 469: Shetland - Mainland North West

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Evasao Verde à Escócia | Sandvoe
Walking route: 11.3km, Difficulty: Moderate

Scraada natural arch, Shetland
Walking route: 6.1km, Difficulty: Moderate

Route197
Walking route: 28.9km, Difficulty: Moderate

Route196
Walking route: 54.7km, Difficulty: Moderate

Route201
Walking route: 21.8km, Difficulty: Moderate

Route202
Walking route: 72.1km, Difficulty: Moderate

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