Ollach

Ollach

Coordinates: 57°21′04″N 6°07′58″W / 57.351004°N 6.132657°W / 57.351004; -6.132657

Ollach
Scottish Gaelic: An t-Olach
Ollach is located in Isle of Skye
Ollach

 Ollach shown within the Isle of Skye
Population 20 
OS grid reference NG515365
Council area Highland
Country Scotland
Sovereign state United Kingdom
Post town Portree
Postcode district IV40
Police Northern
Fire Highlands and Islands
Ambulance Scottish
EU Parliament Scotland
List of places: UK • Scotland •

Ollach (in Scottish Gaelic, An t-Olach) is a remote settlement, made up of Lower Ollach and Upper Ollach, lying on B883 road, south of Portree, Isle of Skye in the Highlands of Scotland. It is in the council area of Highland.

Ollach is opposite Oskaig on the Isle of Raasay, and the nearest settlement of any size is Camastianavaig. The hamlet of Peinachorran and Balmeanach is directly to the south along the B883.

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Achachork · Aird of Sleat · Ardvasar · Armadale · Ashaig · Bernisdale · Bornesketaig · Boreraig · Borreraig · Borrodale · Borve · Bracadale · Breakish · Brogaig · Bualintur · Camastianavaig · Camuscross · Carbost, Loch Harport · Carbost, Portree · Claigan · Colbost · Drumfearn · Drynoch · Dunan · Duntulm · Edinbane · Elgol · Ellishadder · Eynort · Eyre · Fasach · Feorlig · Ferindonald · Fiskavaig · Flashader · Flodigarry · Galltrigill · Garafad · Geary · Gedintailor · Gillen · Glendale · Halistra · Harlosh · Heaste · Isleornsay · Kensaleyre · Kilbride · Kilmarie · Kilmore · Kilmuir · Kilvaxter · Kingsburgh · Kylerhea · Lealt · Lower Breakish · Luib · Milovaig · Ollach · Ose · Peinachorran · Portnalong · Ramasaig · Roag · Sconser · Skeabost · Sligachan · Staffin · Stein · Struan · Suladale · Talisker · Tarskavaig · Teangue · Torrin · Totaig · Tote · Treaslane · Trumpan · Uigshader · Ullinish · Upper Breakish
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Duirinish · Minginish · Sleat · Strathaird · Trotternish · Waternish
Surrounding islands
Ascrib Islands · Crowlin Islands · Eilean Bàn · Eilean Fladday · Eilean Mòr · Eilean Tigh · Eilean Trodday · Fladda-chùain · Harlosh Island · Isay · Lampay · Longay · Mingay · Oronsay · Pabay · Raasay · Scalpay · Rona · Soay · Staffin Island · Tarner Island · Wiay



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