Fair Isle (Norwegian Wikipedia)

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«Fair Isle», Fairisle.org.uk
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Haswell-Smith, Hamish (2004): The Scottish Islands. Edinburgh: Canongate. ISBN 978-1-84195-454-7.

«World War II - Page 3 of 7» Arkivert 22. september 2022 hos Wayback Machine., Sumburgh Airport Archives

«Case Study: Wind Power on Fair Isle», National Trust for Scotland. Arkivert fra originalen den 20. april 2008

Sharma Krauskopf (2003): Scotland's Northern Lights. Shetland Times Ltd. p. 7. ISBN 978-1-898852-92-6. OL 9492863M. Wikidata Q105836277.

«Tiny Scots island with population of just 65 self-isolating in bid to beat coronavirus», Daily Record. Arkivert fra originalen den 4. april 2020.
«Fair Isle» Arkivert 20. november 2022 hos Wayback Machine., Gaelic Place-Names Of Scotland, sitat: «no Gaelic form»
«Case Study: Wind Power on Fair Isle», National Trust for Scotland. Arkivert fra originalen den 20. april 2008
«Bid to boost Fair Isle population launched», BBC News. Arkivert fra originalen den 1. juli 2015
Stout, Jen (15. april 2021): Covid: Every adult is vaccinated in Fair Isle, the UK's remotest island community, BBC News. Arkivert fra originalen den 14. april 2021.
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Sanderson, Gerry L. (1976): Bringing Colour to the Shetland Isles (PDF)
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Sharma Krauskopf (2003): Scotland's Northern Lights. Shetland Times Ltd. p. 7. ISBN 978-1-898852-92-6. OL 9492863M. Wikidata Q105836277.