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[[File:eyebroughy.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Eyebroughy, with rocks in foreground]]
[[File:eyebroughy.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Eyebroughy, with rocks in foreground]]
'''Eyebroughy''' (or archaically '''Ibris''') is an islet in the [[Firth of Forth]], lying 200 yards off mainland [[East Lothian]] at {{getmapecho|NT493859}}.  The rock is basaltic and Lower Carboniferous in origin.
'''Eyebroughy''' (or archaically '''Ibris''') is an islet in the [[Firth of Forth]], lying 200 yards off mainland [[East Lothian]].  The rock is basaltic and Lower Carboniferous in origin.


The isle is not far from [[Gullane]] and 3 miles from [[North Berwick]].  It forms part of the parish of [[Dirleton]].
The isle is not far from [[Gullane]] and three miles from [[North Berwick]].  It forms part of the parish of [[Dirleton]].


Eyebroughty is today an RSPB reserve, and is noted for its cormorants.
Eyebroughty is today an RSPB reserve, and is noted for its cormorants.


==Outside links==
==Outside links==
*Location map: {{wmap|56.067|-2.8128|zoom=14}}
*Streetmap: {{map|NT494863}}
*[http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst1602.html Eyebroughy]
*[http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst1602.html Eyebroughy]
*[http://www.electricscotland.com/history/gazetteer/vol2page559.htm Eyebroughy at Electric Scotland]
*[http://www.electricscotland.com/history/gazetteer/vol2page559.htm Eyebroughy at Electric Scotland]
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[[Category:Islands of East Lothian]] [[Category:Firth of Forth]]
[[Category:Islands of East Lothian]] [[Category:Firth of Forth]]
[[Category:RSPB reserves in East Lothian]]

Latest revision as of 10:00, 7 March 2018

Eyebroughy, with rocks in foreground

Eyebroughy (or archaically Ibris) is an islet in the Firth of Forth, lying 200 yards off mainland East Lothian. The rock is basaltic and Lower Carboniferous in origin.

The isle is not far from Gullane and three miles from North Berwick. It forms part of the parish of Dirleton.

Eyebroughty is today an RSPB reserve, and is noted for its cormorants.

Outside links

The islands of the Firth of Forth
West Lothian Midlothian East Lothian Fife
Inchgarvie Cramond IslandInchmickeryCow and Calves Bass RockCraigleithEyebroughyFidraThe Lamb InchcolmOxcarsIsle of MayInchkeith