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Haraldsund
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Today there are two villages on Kunoy, the village of Kunoy on the western side and Haraldsund, named after the narrow waters between Kunoy and Borðoy, on the eastern side. The island is reachable from Borðoy by a bridge over Haraldsund, the strait separating the two islands. The village of Kunoy is reachable by a tunnel from Haraldssund.
By 2018 76 people live in Haraldsund.
Photo: snar.fo
read visit Norðoys’ local choice for what to do in Haraldsund: http://visitnordoy.fo/frontpage/about/the-northern-isles/kunoy/kunoy-locals-choice/
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