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|meaning of name="Float island", from Norse |population density =4.8 people/km²<ref name=NRS/><ref name=Smith/> ...

| post_town = ISLE OF NORTH UIST | civil_parish = [[North Uist]] ...

|island group=[[Uist]] and [[Barra]] ...h a single [[Croft (land)|croft]], lying {{convert|2|km}} north of [[North Uist]] in the [[Outer Hebrides]] of [[Scotland]]. ...

...nown as Lord Leveson until 1996 and was a member of the [[House of Lords]] from 1996 to 1999. ...The Queen Mother]], he was educated at [[Eton College]]<ref name=BP/> and from 1973 to 1976 was [[Page of Honour]] to [[Elizabeth II|Queen Elizabeth II]], ...

|meaning of name="Grim's island", from Norse |population density =17 people/km²<ref name=GRO/><ref name=NRS/> ...

{{Other people|Alexander MacDonald}} Born in [[Bornish]], [[South Uist]] in 1736, he was [[Holy Orders|ordained]] a [[Priesthood (Catholic Church) ...

...h soldier, banker, peer, and landowner, a member of the [[House of Lords]] from 1953 until his death. ...Lieutenant of the Western Isles|Lord Lieutenant]] of the [[Western Isles]] from 1983 to 1993.<ref name=BP>''[[Burke's Peerage]]'', volume 2 (London: Burke' ...

| birth_place = [[Lochmaddy]], [[North Uist]], Scotland ...riter with his older brother, [[Rory Macdonald (musician)|Rory MacDonald]] from 1973 to 2018. Generally, Rory wrote the melodies, and Calum the lyrics. ...

| birth_place = [[Sollas]], [[North Uist]] Scotland ...n his time at the BBC, Gaelic broadcasting on BBC Radio increased tenfold, from 1.5 hours to 15 hours per week.<ref name="Retires"/> Macaulay was also resp ...

|native_name = South Uist Missile Range, Hebrides Range |other_tests_label = <!-- changed from "Other tests" to wording of your choice --> ...

|population density =6.4 people/km²<ref name=NRS/><ref name=Smith/> |island group= [[Uist]]s and [[Barra]] ...

...anguages and Literature]] at the [[University of Glasgow]], a post he held from 1956 until his death in 1962.<ref name="University of Glasgow">{{cite web|t ...niversity of Glasgow"/><ref name=":0" /> He grew up in [[Sollas]], [[North Uist]].<ref name="Herald">{{cite news|title=William Matheson|url=http://www.hera ...

Donald MacKillop was born on the island of [[Berneray, North Uist]] and attended Berneray school until the age of 14. In 1941 he spent seven ...er poem, "Eilean Phabaigh" (Island of Pabbay) portrays an island where the people "went not of their own free will". ...

{{Other people|Bethóc}} ...thoguibh Teampall Chairinis anuibhist.''<ref> Bill Lawson (2004), ''North Uist in History and Legend'', Birlinn. Page 79.</ref> ...

This is a list of events in [[television in Scotland|Scottish television]] from 1981. ...und the people on the island of [[Berneray, North Uist|Berneray]], [[North Uist]], and how they lived at that time. ...

...inhabited Catalone came from the Scottish Hebridean islands, namely North Uist. Most came in the early part of the 19th century. ...

...e younger Erskine was twelve years old, and in 1874 the family firm passed from the management of a trustee to the joint control of Erskine junior, a broth ...is studies of other parts of North Uist, led to the publication of ''North Uist: Its Archaeology and Topography'' in 1911. Today, he is regarded as one of ...

...aelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts]], and in 1996 returned to [[South Uist]], Scotland, to form his ''Ceolas'' musical summer school, which included C [[Category:People associated with Perth and Kinross]] ...

...as grasses, into extraordinary garments. He also used sheep's wool picked from barbed wire fences, and leaves. MacPhee created most of his work whilst in ...As a young boy on the croft, he learnt how to make ropes and horse-harness from the abundant [[marram grass]] or muirineach on the island. He showed some s ...

...g [[Bard]] and [[seanchaidh]] "who lived and died in the island of [[North Uist]]."<ref>Campbell (1971), page 246.</ref> Later in his life, Iain served as During the era, the people of Hoghagearaidh paid the [[Scottish clan chief|Chief]] of [[Clan MacDonald ...