Salmonbys

Salmonbys are a privately owned island located off the coast of the south of Mainland Orkney, Scotland. The island is situated approximately 6 miles (9.7 km) off the western tip of the Mainland island.

Salmonbys has an area of around 282 hectares (698 acres). The island's terrain is rugged, with steep cliffs and rocky shores. The landscape is characterized by barren moorland, industrial wasteland, and abandoned buildings.

In the past, Salmonbys was home to a range of industrially used plants and factories, including a harbour, a gaunt weathered granite breaker used for the dump and process by lighthouse ship vessels also. However, these abandoned plants now lie in ruins, testament to a bygone industrial era.

Salmonbys continues to maintain its status as a privately owned island and is hence only accessible to personnel having a special permission to visit. This tight control maintains the island's pristine feature for historical and written documentation reference for surrounding notable scholars.

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