Canisbay is a rural hamlet located about one mile (1.5 kilometres) southwest of Huna and two and a half miles (four kilometres) southwest of John o' Groats in Caithness, Scottish Highlands, and is in the Scottish council area of Highland. It lies on the A836 coast road, which bypasses the hamlet to the north. It is home to Canisbay Primary School, a Village Hall, Medical Practice, and two Churches, one of which is the church used by Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. The Church is also the burial place of Jean De Groot, the ferryman after which John o' Groats is named.
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| - Canisbay, Eskoziako gaeleraz: Canaispidh eta eskozieraz: Canisbay, Eskoziako Highland eskualdeko udalerri bat da, Caithness barrutian. Huna etxaldetik 1,6 kilometro hego-mendebaldera dago eta John o' Groats udalerritik 4 kilometro hego-mendebaldera. (eu)
- Is sráidbhaile suite i nGallaibh, Comhairle na Gàidhealtachd, é Canasbaidh. (ga)
- Canisbay is a rural hamlet located about one mile (1.5 kilometres) southwest of Huna and two and a half miles (four kilometres) southwest of John o' Groats in Caithness, Scottish Highlands, and is in the Scottish council area of Highland. It lies on the A836 coast road, which bypasses the hamlet to the north. It is home to Canisbay Primary School, a Village Hall, Medical Practice, and two Churches, one of which is the church used by Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. The Church is also the burial place of Jean De Groot, the ferryman after which John o' Groats is named. (en)
- Canisbay (Canasbaidh en gaélique (gd) ; Canisbay en scots (sco)) est un village d'Écosse, situé dans le council area du Highland et dans la région de lieutenance et ancien comté du Caithness. Ce village est célèbre pour abriter (de manière administrative, sur le territoire de sa paroisse) le village de John o' Groats, à l'extrémité nord-est de l'Écosse et de toute la Grande-Bretagne continentale. Jean de Groot, le hollandais qui a donné son nom à John o' Groats, y est enterré. Une autre attraction touristique du village est la présence de quelques-uns des derniers cueilleurs de tourbe. (fr)
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| - Canisbay is a rural hamlet located about one mile (1.5 kilometres) southwest of Huna and two and a half miles (four kilometres) southwest of John o' Groats in Caithness, Scottish Highlands, and is in the Scottish council area of Highland. It lies on the A836 coast road, which bypasses the hamlet to the north. It is home to Canisbay Primary School, a Village Hall, Medical Practice, and two Churches, one of which is the church used by Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. The Church is also the burial place of Jean De Groot, the ferryman after which John o' Groats is named. The Parish of Canisbay includes John o' Groats, Upper and Lower Gills, Huna and Freswick. Canisbay Juniors are the "feeder" team to John o' Groats FC with many of the key first team players having played for the side at one time. They play in the youth development leagues in Caithness where they enter teams at all age groups. It is also home to Canisbay Rifle club, who regularly compete in the Caithness Rifle Leagues. The Canisbay Show is the local agricultural and crafts show held mid-June each year in the park behind the village hall, with the JCB competition, the karate display and mainly the Beer Tent being the big attractions. (en)
- Canisbay, Eskoziako gaeleraz: Canaispidh eta eskozieraz: Canisbay, Eskoziako Highland eskualdeko udalerri bat da, Caithness barrutian. Huna etxaldetik 1,6 kilometro hego-mendebaldera dago eta John o' Groats udalerritik 4 kilometro hego-mendebaldera. (eu)
- Is sráidbhaile suite i nGallaibh, Comhairle na Gàidhealtachd, é Canasbaidh. (ga)
- Canisbay (Canasbaidh en gaélique (gd) ; Canisbay en scots (sco)) est un village d'Écosse, situé dans le council area du Highland et dans la région de lieutenance et ancien comté du Caithness. Ce village est célèbre pour abriter (de manière administrative, sur le territoire de sa paroisse) le village de John o' Groats, à l'extrémité nord-est de l'Écosse et de toute la Grande-Bretagne continentale. Jean de Groot, le hollandais qui a donné son nom à John o' Groats, y est enterré. Une autre attraction touristique du village est la présence de quelques-uns des derniers cueilleurs de tourbe.
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