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Alan Johnson writes:
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| It's effectively the northernmost 'town' in the UK, right up at the
| north of the northmost of the main Shetland islands. The edge of
| beyond ....
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| If you look at a map, which I couldn't resist doing, there appear to be
| at least four other "places" further north, the northernmost being
| "Norwick". Sorry for being a pedantic git.

Which is why I said 'town'. Unst has a population of about 600, and
Norwick is not one of the main three settlements - it doesn't even
have a church.

I am a pedant by profession :-)


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.