Stac Lee

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Stac Lee is a steep, uninhabited sea stack in the remote St Kilda archipelago of Scotland, notable for its dramatic cliffs and large seabird colonies.

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Stac Lee canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sea stack
uninhabited island
administeredBy Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
country Scotland
hasAccess boat only
hasConservationStatus protected area
hasFauna northern gannet colonies
seabirds
hasFeature sea-bird nesting ledges
steep cliffs
hasNameInScottishGaelic Stac Lì
hasPopulation 0
includedIn UNESCO World Heritage Site St Kilda
isImportantBirdArea true
isPartOf St Kilda archipelago
linked to: St Kilda
isRemote true
isUninhabited true
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic

Outer Hebrides
St Kilda archipelago
linked to: St Kilda
nearby Boreray
Hirta
notableFor dramatic cliffs
large seabird colonies
ownedBy National Trust for Scotland
partOf St Kilda National Nature Reserve
St Kilda World Heritage Site
linked to: St Kilda
usedFor seabird nesting

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