Linga (Scalloway)

The island of Linga, top right, with The Skerry, centre. Picture is taken from the island of Hildasay.
Image copyright Jeremy Duncan and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.

Linga is one of the small Scalloway Islands. The island only a few metres off the southeast coast of Hildasay.

The isle, or nearby Langa are the most likely locations of the wreck of the Anna on March 3rd 1854.
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Shetland Islands - Quick Navigation Inhabited islands are marked with bold text</center>
A	Atla Holm	M	Mousa - Muckle Flugga - Muckle Holm - Muckle Roe
B	Balta - Bigga - Bound Skerry - Bressay - Brother Isle - Brough Holm - Bruray - Bruse Holm - Burra - Burwick Holm	N	North Havra - North Isle of Gletness - Noss
C	Cheynies - Colsay - Crog Holm	O	Orfasay - Out Skerries - Out Stack - Oxna
D	Dore Holm	P	Papa - Papa Little- Papa Stour - Peerie Bard
E	East Linga	Q	-
F	Fair Isle - Fetlar - Fish Holm - Flotta - Fogla Skerry - Forewick Holm - Foula	R	-
G	Gluss Isle - Green Holm (Lerwick) - Green Holm (Scalloway) - Green Isle (Dury Voe) - Greena - Grunay - Gruney	S	Samphrey - Scalloway Islands - Shetland - Shetland Mainland - South Havra - South Isle of Gletness - St Ninian's Isle
H	Haaf Gruney - Hascosay - Hildasay - Holm of Gunnista - Holm of Maywick - Holm of Melby - Holm of Skaw (Unst) - Holm of Sandwick (Whalsay) - Hoo Stack - Horse Holm - Housay - Hoy - Hunder Holm - Huney	T	Trondra
I	Isbister Holm (Whalsay)	U	Unst - Urie Lingey - Uyea (Northmavine) - Uyea (Unst) - Uynarey
J	-	V	Vaila - Ve Skerries - Vementry
K	-	W	West Linga - Wether Holm (Whalsay) - Whalsay
L	Lady's Holm - Lamba - Langa - Linga (Delting) - Linga (Firth) - Linga (Scalloway) - Linga (Walls) - Linga (Yell) - Little Havra - Little Holm (Scatness) - Little Holm (Yell Sound) - Little Linga - Little Roe - Lunna Holm	Y	Yell