Syðradalur

Syðradalur [ si ː ˌ ɹa dɛalʊɹ ] (Danish: Sydredal = South Valley ) is a place of the Faroe Islands on the east coast of the North Island Kalsoy.

In the Faroe Islands there is another place of the same name, see Syðradalur ( Streymoy ). For linguistic distinction, see Syðradalur

• Population: 9 (1 January 2007 )
• Postal Code: FO -795
• Municipality: Husa municipal

Syðradalur is the southernmost town on Kalsoy. It was founded in 1812 by residents of the town Blankaskáli that was previously destroyed by a landslide. It is assumed that was settled at the site of the present town Syðradalur in the 16th century. However, it is not known why the place was abandoned later.

Through a tunnel system Syðradalur is now connected to all other parts of the island Kalsoy, see List of tunnels in the Faroe Islands.

Husar | Syðradalur

62.245277777778 - 6.6673611111111Koordinaten: 62 ° 15 'N, 6 ° 40 ' W

• Place in the Faroe Islands
• Kalsoy
• Hussar