
Skáleyjar farmhouse on the main island, pictured in June 2006

Skáleyjar coastline, pictured in June 2006
Skáleyjar (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈskauːlˌeiːjar̥] ) is a group of islands of the ⓘBreiðafjörður fjord in Westfjords, Iceland. In total, Skáleyjar consists of around 140 to 160 islands, and is an estimated 13 kilometres in length.[1]
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