Loch Bhrusda

Loch Bhrusda
Geographical location	Berneray , Scotland
Drain	to Loch Beag Bhuirgh
Location close to the shore	Rushgarry
Data
Coordinates	57 ° 43 '35 "  N , 7 ° 10' 50"  W Coordinates: 57 ° 43 '35 "  N , 7 ° 10' 50"  W.
length	800 m
width	400 m
particularities	largest lake on Berneray

Loch Bhrusda ( English : Loch Brusta ) is a lake on the Scottish Hebridean island of Berneray . It is centrally located on the small island about 250 m north-northeast of Loch Beag Bhuirgh . With the small scattered settlements of Rushgarry , Backhill and Borve , the most important places on Berneray are within a few hundred meters. Beinn Shleibhe and Borve Hill , the highest peaks on the island, are about 800 m northeast and 400 m southeast, respectively. There are no islands in the lake. Loch Bhrusda is the largest lake on the small Hebridean island. A small stream flows southwards, which leads through Loch Beag Bhuirgh and finally flows into the bay of Loch Borve on the Berneray Sound .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Map of the Ordnance Survey