The Orkney Islands are part of Scotland.
The Orkney Islands are situated in Europe, specifically in the northern part of Scotland. They are a group of islands located off the northeastern coast of the Scottish mainland.
The Orkney Islands are located in the northern part of Scotland, off the northeast coast. They are known for their rich history, archaeological sites, and beautiful landscapes.
The Orkney Islands were returned to Scotland in 1472.
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Hoy, Shapinsay, Flotta.
Mainland (sometimes known as Pomona) is the biggest of the Orkney Islands.
Orkney Islands is a complex of 70 islands of which 20 are inhabited. The largest island is Mainland and they all have a total area of 990 squared kilometers.
The Pentland Firth lies between Orkney and Scotland.
The Pentland Firth lies between Orkney and Scotland.
The South Orkney Islands are a group of islands in the Southern Ocean, located about 375 miles northeast of the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. They are part of Antarctica and are administered by the United Kingdom as a territory known as the British Antarctic Territory.
Scotland claims the Orkney Islands, which are located off its northeastern coast. These islands have a long history of Norse influence and were part of Norway until they were pledged to Scotland in 1468.