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Borðoy
EntityQ202170· pop 46· linked from 105 articles

Also known as Bordoy, Bordø, Bordo

île danoise des îles Féroé

Key facts

Settlement.name
Borðoy
Settlement.settlement_type
Island
Settlement.image_skyline
Faroe stamp 353 bordoy.jpg
Settlement.image_caption
Stamp FR 353 of Postverk Føroya (issued: 25 May 1999; photo: Per á Hædd)
Settlement.image_map
Position of Bordoy on Faroe map.png
Settlement.map_caption
Location within the Faroe Islands
Settlement.subdivision_type
State
Settlement.subdivision_name
Kingdom of Denmark
Settlement.subdivision_type1
Constituent country
Settlement.subdivision_name1
Faroe Islands
Settlement.seat_type
Municipality seat
Settlement.unit_pref
Metric
Settlement.area_total_km2
96
Settlement.area_rank
6
Settlement.elevation_max_m
755
Settlement.population_total
6314
Settlement.population_as_of
12-2021
Settlement.population_rank
4

via Wikipedia infobox

Wikidata facts

Instance of
island
Capital
Klaksvík
Population
5534
Area
95
Elevation
755
Time zone
UTC±00:00
Body of water
Atlantic Ocean
Image
Faroe Islands, Borðoy, Klaksvik and Borðoyarvík.jpg
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Borðoy
Commons category
Borðoy
topic's main category
Category:Borðoy
native label
Bordø
located in/on physical feature
Faroe Islands
Sources (5)

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Article · Français

Borðoy (en danois : Bordø, en français du XIXe siècle Bordö ou Bordoë) est une île dans le nord-est de l'archipel des îles Féroé d'une superficie de 95 km2 et peuplée de 4 995 habitants (février 2005). Elle compte sept villages : Klaksvík (la deuxième plus « grande » ville des îles Féroé, 4 681 hab.), (164), (79), Árnafjørður (49), Ánir (13), (7), Depil (2). Mentionnons aussi trois villages abandonnés : , , et , au nord. Il y a cinq collines : (755 m), (647 m), (392 m), (680 m) et (503 m).

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3 mapped locations