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'''West Head of Papa''' is a small tidal island off the west end of [[Papa, Shetland|Papa]] in [[Shetland]], at {{getmapecho|HU358379}}. It is accounted one of the Scalloway Islands.{{Ref Haswell-Smith}} It is no more than 69 feet above sea level at its highest point<ref name="Smith"/>. | '''West Head of Papa''' is a small tidal island off the west end of [[Papa, Shetland|Papa]] in [[Shetland]], at {{getmapecho|HU358379}}. It is accounted one of the [[Scalloway Islands]].{{Ref Haswell-Smith}} It is no more than 69 feet above sea level at its highest point<ref name="Smith"/>. | ||
West Head is separated from Papa itself merely by a narrow stretch of stony beach covered at high tide. | West Head is separated from Papa itself merely by a narrow stretch of stony beach covered at high tide. | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 21 June 2015
West Head of Papa is a small tidal island off the west end of Papa in Shetland, at HU358379. It is accounted one of the Scalloway Islands.[1] It is no more than 69 feet above sea level at its highest point[1].
West Head is separated from Papa itself merely by a narrow stretch of stony beach covered at high tide.
East Head of Papa is part of Papa itself[1], so it is possible that West Head became separated in recent history.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Haswell-Smith, Hamish (2004). The Scottish Islands. Edinburgh: Canongate. ISBN 1841954543.
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East Burra • Hildasay • Oxna • Papa • South Havra • Trondra • West Burra • West Head of Papa |
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