Orkney and ShetlandORKNEYReading editionChapter navigation46 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterILLUSTRATIONSILLUSTRATIONSORKNEYPREFACE1. County and Shire2. General Characteristics and Natural Conditions3. Size. Situation. Boundaries4. Streams and Lakes5. Geology and Soil6. Natural History7. The Coast8. Weather and Climate9. The People—Race, Language, Population10. Agriculture11. Industries and Manufactures12. Fisheries and Fishing Station13. History of the County14. Antiquities15. Architecture—(a) Ecclesiastical16. Architecture—(b) Castellated17. Architecture—(c) Municipal and Domestic18. Communications, Past and Present19. Administration and Divisions20. The Roll of Honour21. The Chief Towns and Villages of OrkneySHETLAND1. County and Shire.[2] Name and Administration of Shetland2. General Characteristics3. Size. Position. Boundaries4. Surface and General Features5. Geology and Soil6. Natural History7. Round the Coast—(a) Along the East from Fair Isle to Unst8. Round the Coast—(b) Along the West from Fethaland to Fitful Head9. Climate10. People—Race, Language, Population11. Agriculture and other Industries12. Fishing13. Shipping and Trade14. History15. Antiquities16. Architecture17. Communications18. Roll of Honour19. The Chief Towns and Villages of ShetlandPrevious chapter ←ILLUSTRATIONSNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (46)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsILLUSTRATIONSILLUSTRATIONSORKNEYPREFACE1. County and Shire2. General Characteristics and Natural Conditions3. Size. Situation. Boundaries4. Streams and Lakes5. Geology and Soil6. Natural History7. The Coast8. Weather and Climate9. The People—Race, Language, Population10. Agriculture11. Industries and Manufactures12. Fisheries and Fishing Station13. History of the County14. Antiquities15. Architecture—(a) Ecclesiastical16. Architecture—(b) Castellated17. Architecture—(c) Municipal and Domestic18. Communications, Past and Present19. Administration and Divisions20. The Roll of Honour21. The Chief Towns and Villages of OrkneySHETLAND1. County and Shire.[2] Name and Administration of Shetland2. General Characteristics3. Size. Position. Boundaries4. Surface and General Features5. Geology and Soil6. Natural History7. Round the Coast—(a) Along the East from Fair Isle to Unst8. Round the Coast—(b) Along the West from Fethaland to Fitful Head9. Climate10. People—Race, Language, Population11. Agriculture and other Industries12. Fishing13. Shipping and Trade14. History15. Antiquities16. Architecture17. Communications18. Roll of Honour19. The Chief Towns and Villages of ShetlandBy J. G. F. MOODIE HEDDLE◇← ILLUSTRATIONSPREFACE →