Smaller Offshore Islands
This is a continuing list of uninhabited Scottish islands smaller than 40 hectares in size.
| Name | Island Group / Location |
|---|---|
| Bac Mòr | Treshnish Isles |
| Bass Rock | Firth of Forth |
| Bayble Island | Lewis and Harris |
| Bearasaigh | Loch Ròg |
| Belnahua | Slate Islands |
| Bottle Island | Summer Isles |
| Brough of Birsay | Orkney |
| Bound Skerry | Shetland |
| Cairn na Burgh Beag | Treshnish Isles |
| Cairn na Burgh Mòr | Treshnish Isles |
| Calbha Beag | Edrachillis Bay |
| Calf of Flotta | Orkney Islands |
| Calvay | Outer Hebrides |
| Campaigh | Loch Ròg |
| Castle Island | Firth of Clyde |
| Clett | Inner Hebrides |
| Corn Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Craigleith | Firth of Forth |
| Craiglethy | Fowlsheugh |
| Cramond Island | Firth of Forth |
| Damsay | Orkney Islands |
| Dore Holm | Shetland |
| Dubh Artach | Inner Hebrides |
| Dùn | St Kilda |
| Dùn Channuill | Garvellachs |
| East Linga | Shetland Islands |
| Eilean Chathastail | Inner Hebrides |
| Eilean Dubh | Firth of Clyde |
| Eilean Dubh | Summer Isles |
| Eilean Horrisdale | Wester Ross |
| Eilean Ighe | Arisaig |
| Eilean Mhuire | Shiant Isles |
| Eilean Mòr, Loch Dunvegan | Skye |
| Eilean Mullagrach | Summer Isles |
| Eyebroughy | Firth of Forth |
| Fidra | Firth of Forth |
| Fish Holm | Shetland Islands |
| Fladda | Slate Islands |
| Fladda | Treshnish Isles |
| Flodday near Vatersay | Uists and Barra |
| Fuaigh Beag (Vuia Beg) | Loch Ròg |
| Garbh Sgeir | Inner Hebrides |
| Gigalum Island | Inner Hebrides |
| Gloup Holm | Shetland Islands |
| Glunimore Island | Firth of Clyde |
| Grunay | Out Skerries |
| Gruney | Shetland Islands |
| Gualan | Outer Hebrides |
| Haaf Gruney | Shetland Islands |
| Harlosh Island | Inner Hebrides |
| Haskeir | Outer Hebrides |
| Haskeir Eagach | Outer Hebrides |
| Hearnish | Monach Islands |
| Helliar Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Hestan Island | Solway Firth |
| Holm of Faray | Orkney Islands |
| Holm of Huip | Orkney Islands |
| Holm of Papa | Orkney Islands |
| Holm of Scockness | Orkney Islands |
| Name | Island Group / Location |
|---|---|
| Horse Isle | Firth of Clyde |
| Huney | Shetland Islands |
| Inchgarvie | Firth of Forth |
| Inchkeith | Firth of Forth |
| Inchmickery | Firth of Forth |
| Innis Mhòr | Easter Ross |
| Kili Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Lady's Holm | Shetland Islands |
| Lady Isle | Firth of Clyde |
| The Lamb | Firth of Forth |
| Little Linga | Shetland Islands |
| Little Roe | Shetland Islands |
| Linga, Samphrey | Shetland Islands |
| Lingeigh | Outer Hebrides |
| Lunna Holm | Shetland Islands |
| Maiden Island | Inner Hebrides |
| Mingay | Inner Hebrides |
| Muckle Flugga | Shetland Islands |
| Muckle Green Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Muckle Skerry | Pentland Skerries |
| Mugdrum Island | Firth of Tay |
| Nave Island | Islay |
| North Havra | Shetland Islands |
| Oigh-Sgeir | Inner Hebrides |
| Orfasay | Shetland Islands |
| Ornsay | Inner Hebrides |
| Orsay | Inner Hebrides |
| Out Stack | Shetland Islands |
| Pladda | Firth of Clyde |
| Rockall | North Atlantic |
| Rough | Solway Firth |
| Rusk Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Rysa Little | Orkney Islands |
| Scaravay | Outer Hebrides |
| Sgat Mòr and Sgat Beag | Firth of Clyde |
| Sheep Island | Firth of Clyde |
| Sibhinis | Monach Isles |
| Shillay | Monach Islands |
| Soay Beag | Outer Hebrides |
| South Isle of Gletness | Shetland Islands |
| St Ninian's Isle | Shetland Islands |
| Stac an Armin | St Kilda |
| Stac Biorach | St Kilda |
| Stac Lee | St Kilda |
| Stac Levenish | St Kilda |
| Staffa | Inner Hebrides |
| Stockay | Monach Islands |
| Stuley | Outer Hebrides |
| Sula Sgeir | Atlantic Ocean |
| Sule Skerry | Atlantic Ocean |
| Sule Stack | Atlantic Ocean |
| Sweyn Holm | Orkney Islands |
| Tarner Island | Inner Hebrides |
| Trialabreac | Outer Hebrides |
| Urie Lingey | Shetland Islands |
| Uyea, Northmavine | Shetland Islands |
| Uynarey | Shetland Islands |
| Vacsay | Loch Ròg |
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