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Qué (quién) es Hebrides - definición


Hebrides         
  • The open landscapes of [[Benbecula]]
  • Callanish stone circle]]
  • [[Clachan Bridge]] between the mainland of [[Great Britain]] and [[Seil]], also known as the "Bridge across the Atlantic", was built in 1792.<ref>Murray (1977) p. 121.</ref>
  • Dhu Heartach}} Lighthouse, During Construction'' by [[Sam Bough]] (1822–1878)
  • Sea-filled [[slate]] quarries on [[Seil]] (foreground) and [[Easdale]] in the [[Slate Islands]]
  • The [[Kingdom of the Isles]] about the year 1100
  • [[Kisimul Castle]], the ancient seat of [[Clan MacNeil]], [[Castlebay]], [[Barra]]
  • MV ''Hebrides'']] leaving [[Lochmaddy]] for [[Skye]]
  • [[South Uist]] is the second-largest island of the [[Outer Hebrides]].
  • Entrance to [[Fingal's Cave]], [[Staffa]]
  • Geographic distribution of Gaelic speakers in Scotland (2011)
ARCHIPELAGO OFF THE WEST COAST OF MAINLAND SCOTLAND
Hebrides, the; The Hebrides; Hebrides Islands; Hebridean; Scottish Hebrides; Hebride; Innse Gall; History of the Hebrides; Natural history of the Hebrides
The Hebrides (; , ; , "southern isles") are an archipelago off the west coast of the Scottish mainland. The islands fall into two main groups, based on their proximity to the mainland: the Inner and Outer Hebrides.
Hebrides (disambiguation)         
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The Hebrides are an archipelago of islands off the western coast of Scotland. These islands include two main groups:
Hebridean         
  • The open landscapes of [[Benbecula]]
  • Callanish stone circle]]
  • [[Clachan Bridge]] between the mainland of [[Great Britain]] and [[Seil]], also known as the "Bridge across the Atlantic", was built in 1792.<ref>Murray (1977) p. 121.</ref>
  • Dhu Heartach}} Lighthouse, During Construction'' by [[Sam Bough]] (1822–1878)
  • Sea-filled [[slate]] quarries on [[Seil]] (foreground) and [[Easdale]] in the [[Slate Islands]]
  • The [[Kingdom of the Isles]] about the year 1100
  • [[Kisimul Castle]], the ancient seat of [[Clan MacNeil]], [[Castlebay]], [[Barra]]
  • MV ''Hebrides'']] leaving [[Lochmaddy]] for [[Skye]]
  • [[South Uist]] is the second-largest island of the [[Outer Hebrides]].
  • Entrance to [[Fingal's Cave]], [[Staffa]]
  • Geographic distribution of Gaelic speakers in Scotland (2011)
ARCHIPELAGO OFF THE WEST COAST OF MAINLAND SCOTLAND
Hebrides, the; The Hebrides; Hebrides Islands; Hebridean; Scottish Hebrides; Hebride; Innse Gall; History of the Hebrides; Natural history of the Hebrides
·adj ·Alt. of Hebridian.
Ejemplos de uso de Hebrides
1. Information about the Hebrides at http://www.visithebrides.com.
2. Everyone in the Hebrides takes to drink sooner or later.
3. Tiree is indeed Scottish, an Island in the Inner Hebrides archipelago.
4. It isn‘t even on the mainland side of Outer Hebrides, but looks over a sandy beach to the Atlantic.
5. Recently a team turned up on the island of Canna, in the Inner Hebrides, to eliminate 10,000 of them.