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File:Faroe Islands, Eysturoy, road from Skipanes to Syđrugøta.jpg

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English: The road network on the Faroe Islands is excellent, considering the small numer of people living there. Six of the main islands are connected by tunnels, bridges and dams. Shown is the road from Skipanes to Syđrugøta on the island Eysturoy.
Nederlands: Het wegennet op de Faeroer eilanden is uitstekend. Zes eilanden zijn onderling verbonden met tunnels, bruggen en dammen, en ook op de eilanden zelf zijn lange tunnels gegraven voor het bereikbaar maken van piepkleine dorpen. Op de foto de weg van Skipanes naar Syđrugøta op het eiland Eysturoy.
Date 22 October 2010
Source Own work
Author Vincent van Zeijst

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62° 10′ 35.66″ N, 6° 46′ 2.74″ W

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