Gjógv

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Gjógv is a small, picturesque village on the Faroe Islands’ island of Eysturoy, known for its dramatic sea-filled gorge and traditional turf-roofed houses.

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Gjógv canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
administrativeDivision Sunda Municipality
belongsToArchipelago Faroe Islands
climate subpolar oceanic climate
country Faroe Islands
elevation approximately 20 metres above sea level
hasAccessRoad road connection to the rest of Eysturoy
hasBuildingStyle Faroese wooden houses
hasCoastline North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
hasFeature natural harbour
picturesque landscape
sea-filled gorge
traditional turf-roofed houses
hasHarbourType natural gorge harbour
hasNameMeaning “gorge” in Faroese
hasNearbyMountain Gráfelli
Slættaratindur
hasNearbySeaArea Norwegian Sea
hasPostalCode FO 476
hasReligiousBuilding Gjógv Church
hasRoofType turf roofs
hasTourism guesthouse accommodation
marked hiking trails
viewpoints
isPartOf Faroe Islands
knownFor dramatic gorge
hiking opportunities
scenic views
traditional Faroese architecture
language Faroese
locatedIn Eysturoy
North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
locatedNorthOf Funningur
locatedOnIsland Eysturoy
partOf Sunda Municipality
population fewer than 100 inhabitants
region Northern Eysturoy
linked to: Eysturoy
religion Christianity
Evangelical Lutheran
timeZone UTC+0
timeZoneSummer UTC+1
touristAttraction gorge of Gjógv
traditional turf-roofed houses
village viewpoint over the ocean
traditionalEconomicActivity fishing
sheep farming

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Eysturoy hasVillage Gjógv
Gráfelli isNear Gjógv
Slættaratindur near Gjógv
Eiði connectedByRoadTo Gjógv
Funningur locatedNorthOf Gjógv