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Fethaland
60.6300° N, -1.3200° E
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Fethaland or Fedeland (pronounced [ˈfeɪdələnd]) is an abandoned settlement at the extreme north end of Mainland, Shetland. It was the site of the largest Haaf fishing station in Shetland.
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1994-10-10
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2010-08
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