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The Outer Skerries, often just called The Skerries (although this may lead to confusion with the Ve Skerries ), are a island group in Shetland, Scotland. They lie about four miles north east of Whalsay and form the easternmost part of Scotland.

The main islands, all small, are Housay , Bruray and Grunay . The first two of these are populated and are linked by a bridge.

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