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• Ross
  * Ross (Tasmania) - a town in the Midlands region of Tasmania
  ...-shire (County of Ross): Isle of Lewis - refer to Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland
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• Newmarket
  * Newmarket (Hebrides) - on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
  === United States of America ===
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• Outer Hebrides
  ...esternmost chain of islands in the Hebrides, west of the Scottish Highlands.
  *Lewis and Harris
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• Hebrides
  ...which tend to fall. However, this should not put off the potential visitor, and many would say that t...
  ...rra, South Uist, North Uist, Berneray, Harris and Lewis.
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• Harris
  ...arris Tweed. It is joined to the larger island of Lewis but they are known as separate islands.
  * from Ullapool to Stornoway on Lewis.
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• Tarbert (Harris)
  ... base for anybody wanting to tour both Harris and Lewis. The council operate an excellent and frequent b...
  ...any of the Scottish Islands, the glorious beaches of West Harris are 20 minutes bus journey from Tarbe...
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• Lewis
  thumb|300px|Callanish standing stones, Isle of Lewis
  ...of the same island. In former times (up to 1970s) Lewis and Harris were in separate counties, which may e...
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• Barra
  ...ence South Uist) in the north. The airport is one of only two in the world where scheduled flights lan...
  The Tourist Information Office connect Barra with the Oban on the mainland,...
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• Stornoway
  Stornoway is a town on Lewis.
  ...Almost 30% of the total population of the Western Isles, some 8,000 people, live within Stornoway or the...
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• Lochmaddy
  Lochmaddy is a village on the island of North Uist,Outer Hebrides,Scotland. Local signs u...
  In summer, the Tourist Information Office . Citylink coaches generally connect with the...
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• North Uist
  ...arbour, a couple of decent hotels, an information office, and one or two simple shops. The arts centre...
  ...xed than the more northerly islands of Harris and Lewis, where Sabbath observation can be very strict.
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• United Kingdom National Parks
  thumb|right|350px|National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the UK
  The National Parks ]: Parciau Cenedlaethol) of the United Kingdom are to be found primarily in E...
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• Arrow Rock
  ...ark for its relationship with the Santa Fe Trail, Lewis and Clark, Boonslick reigon, and George Caleb Bin...
  * House of Mary B, Located on the Boardwalk, (660) 837-3305
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• Eriskay
  ...tion of around 130, scattered along the 5km or so of road. It is linked to South Uist by a causeway op...
  ...rs between Eriskay and South Uist, carrying loads of Whisky. This was the basis for the book and film ...
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• South Uist
  ... of the western side. But South Uist has a beauty of its own, with ever changing weather, and is a goo...
  ...edominatly Catholic and takes a more relaxed view of the Sabbath that its northerly neighbours.
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• Richmond (Virginia)
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• United States National Parks
  ...ce, the Bureau of Land Management, and the Bureau of Reclamation, though additional fees for tours, ca...
  * Trail Of Tears National Historic Trail
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• Berneray
  thumb|250px|Map of Berneray
  ...achair and beaches beyond, as viewed from the top of Borve Hill
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• Southampton
  ...ng during the Second World War, meaning that much of the city and its heritage was destroyed. As such ...
  ...wo Universities (Solent University and University of Southampton) mean that there is a large student p...
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• Newfoundland and Labrador
  Newfoundland and Labrador ] of Canada. Newfoundland is an island that was a sepa...
  ... undeveloped hydro-electric sites and undeveloped off-shore natural gas and oil.
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