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	Vatersay Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Vatersay lies to the south of Barra, facing Castlebay across the Sound of Vatersay.
		Vatersay has been the most southerly inhabited island in the Western Isles since 1912, when Mingulay was abandoned.
		And between the shoreline and the road as it skirts the north side of Vatersay Bay is the very obvious wreckage of an aircraft scattered amongst the heather.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /vatersay/vatersay/index.html (684 words)

	Barra & Vatersay
		Barra and Vatersay are the Southernmost inhabited islands of the Outer Hebridies.
		Barra is the larger of the two islands lying to the North of Vatersay, being approximately 8 miles long and 5 miles across.
		While Barra and Vatersay are the two populated islands in the southernmost Hebrides, there are numerous unpopulated islands, lying to the South of Vatersay and the East of Barra.
	www.initiative-at-the-edge.org.uk /BarraVatersay.htm (460 words)

	Vatersay Causeway
		The immediate reaction to the causeway saw the population rise from 65 in 1988 to 83 in 1993, and planning applications soar from a mere two in 1985-9 to 24, including four new houses, in 1990-3.
		Vatersay has been for decades the most southerly inhabited island of the Western Isles.
		The Vatersay Causeway, which was in full use by July 1991, remains an exception to the rule of Western Isles causeways in that it has never been formally declared open.
	www.cne-siar.gov.uk /eriskay/vatersay.htm (418 words)

	Vatersay, Isle of Barra, Hebrides
		The islanders of Vatersay had to rely on a ferry service before the causeway was completed in 1991.
		The monument which stands over Vatersay west beach (area 6) is a lasting reminder of the tragic shipwreck off the ‘Annie Jane’ which went on the rocks on this beach on 28th September 1853.
		The amentities on Vatersay are limited but the community hall is open in the summer months for teas and coffees and the friendly service is second to none.
	www.isleofbarra.com /vatersay.htm (1676 words)

	Vatersay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vatersay (Scottish Gaelic: Bhatarsaigh) is the southernmost inhabited island in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, with a population of about seventy people.
		Vatersay is also the name of the only village on the island.
		Panorama of the West Bay on Vatersay (QuickTime required)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vatersay (210 words)

	Vatersay
		Vatersay is just to the south of the south-west tip of
		Vatersay is the most southerly inhabited island of the Western Isles.
		In 1901 the population of the island was reduced to only 13 (as a resultof the 'clearances') but by 1911 this number dramatically increased to 288 after movements of people from
	www.virtualhebrides.com /location/vatersay.htm (299 words)

	Scottish music from Vatersay Boys
		Over the past 6 years The Vatersay Boys have been creating a stir of madness and mayhem throughout the Western Isles and much further afield.
		Hailing from the Island of Vatersay, the most southerly populated isle of the Outer Hebrides with a rising population of under 100, The Vatersay Boys are now well and truly established in the Celtic and Gaidhealtachd music scene.
		This high-spirited Gaelic dance music group fronted by Michael Campbell of Vatersay (accordion) and Donnie MacNeil of Barra (drums) have gathered a fan-base for their rough, raw, no nonsense set of ceilidh dances which has seen them play to sell-out gigs in the Barrowlands in Glasgow.
	www.footstompin.com /artists/vatersay_boys (171 words)

	Ron Priestley's Vatersay Pty Ltd - Tax Depreciation Specialists & Quantity Surveyors - Byron Bay, NSW, Australia
		Vatersay constantly liaise with the Tax Office and continually research the latest taxation issues to produce a report that is state of the art.
		Vatersay's reports are guaranteed and fully comply with the ATO tax requirements for property allowances.
		Vatersay liaises with the Tax Office and researches the latest taxation issues on a regular basis so that their report is accurate, tax-effective and consistent with the Tax Office's views on what can be depreciated and how assets should be valued.
	www.vatersay.com.au (4477 words)

	Isle of Barra
		We spent our first day of the trip cycling around Vatersay, a small island which is joined to the Isle of Barra via a newly built causeway.
		Vatersay is an even smaller island than Barra.
		We did a leisurely cycle around the entire island, picnic break included, in less than half a day.
	www.naryves.com /pj/uk/vatersay.shtml (69 words)

	Taigh Sanna Accommodation on the Isle of Barra and Vatersay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Taigh Sanna Accommodation on the Isle of Barra and Vatersay
		Self catering accommodation on the island of Vatersay, joined to the Isle of Barra by causeway.
		Barra, vatersay, the vatersay boys, Self catering, self-catering, selfcatering, accommodation, acomodation, accomodation, acommodation, isle of barra, isle of vatersay, outer hebrides, western isles, outer hebrides, scotland, relaxing holiday.
	www.barra-vatersay-accommodation.co.uk (87 words)

	Barra-Vatersay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This was a half-day paddle and unsatisfactory as we neither got out onto the west coast or very far around Vatersay.
		A classic paddle is to launch at Vatersay east beach and paddle to Sandray.
		We flew to Barra and rented boats/kit from Chris Denehy of Clearwater Paddling.
	web.mac.com /simon.willis/iWeb/Routes/Barra-Vatersay.html (113 words)

	The Vatersay Boys
		The high-spirited Gaelic dance music group - Michael Campbell of Vatersay (accordion) and Donnie MacNeil of Barra (drums).
		The Vatersay Boys - The Road To Vatersay
		The Vatersay Boys from the Isle of Barra have taken the Scottish Hebridean music scene by storm, playing a concert in December 2004 to a sellout crowd at the Glasgow Barrowlands.
	www.musicscotland.com /acatalog/The_Vatersay_Boys.html (80 words)

	Vatersay Boys
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		We are currently working on a merchandise page for the site, where you will be able to buy your Vatersay Boys CDs, T-shirts etc. However if your patience can't cope you could try the following sites, which stock our CDs.
	www.thevatersayboys.com (185 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Barra and South Uist, Vatersay and Eriskay (Landranger Maps): Books: Ordnance Survey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Amazon.co.uk: Barra and South Uist, Vatersay and Eriskay (Landranger Maps): Books: Ordnance Survey
		Publisher: learn how customers can search inside this book.
		Barra and South Uist, Vatersay and Eriskay (Landranger Maps) (Map)
	www.amazon.co.uk /Barra-South-Vatersay-Eriskay-Landranger/dp/031922631X (460 words)

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