Orkney and Shetland
John George Flett Moodie Heddle and T. Mainland
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1. Front matter2. ILLUSTRATIONS3. ILLUSTRATIONS4. ORKNEY5. PREFACE6. 1. County and Shire7. 2. General Characteristics and Natural Conditions8. 3. Size. Situation. Boundaries9. 4. Streams and Lakes10. 5. Geology and Soil11. 6. Natural History12. 7. The Coast13. 8. Weather and Climate14. 9. The People—Race, Language, Population15. 10. Agriculture16. 11. Industries and Manufactures17. 12. Fisheries and Fishing Station18. 13. History of the County19. 14. Antiquities20. 15. Architecture—(a) Ecclesiastical21. 16. Architecture—(b) Castellated22. 17. Architecture—(c) Municipal and Domestic23. 18. Communications, Past and Present24. 19. Administration and Divisions25. 20. The Roll of Honour26. 21. The Chief Towns and Villages of Orkney27. SHETLAND28. 1. County and Shire.[2] Name and Administration of Shetland29. 2. General Characteristics30. 3. Size. Position. Boundaries31. 4. Surface and General Features32. 5. Geology and Soil33. 6. Natural History34. 7. Round the Coast—(a) Along the East from Fair Isle to Unst35. 8. Round the Coast—(b) Along the West from Fethaland to Fitful Head36. 9. Climate37. 10. People—Race, Language, Population38. 11. Agriculture and other Industries39. 12. Fishing40. 13. Shipping and Trade41. 14. History42. 15. Antiquities43. 16. Architecture44. 17. Communications45. 18. Roll of Honour46. 19. The Chief Towns and Villages of Shetland