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Leverburgh lies at the south end of the isle of Harris.

Originally called Obbe, Leverburgh was so named after Lord Leverhulme, an English businessman who funded the construction of roads, piers and houses in Lewis and Harris in the 1920s. Leverburgh developed into a fishing port, but now sports a ferry link with Berneray and North Uist.

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