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Brändöskär and  Uddskär are two islands in the northwest of the Swedish sector of the Bay of Bothnia, in the Luleå archipelago, joined by an isthmus. 
In the past there was a large summer fishing village around the bay between the two islands. Many of the buildings remain, and are now used for recreational purposes.

Location

Brändöskär is located in the outer part of the Luleå archipelago, about  east of Lövskär on the mainland.
Brändöskär is joined to the island of Uddskär by an isthmus.
The cottages and boathouses of a fishing village were built around the bay between Brändöskär and Uddskär when the two islands were separate. 
The island was named after the fishing village of Brändön on the mainland.
Brändöskär may be reached in summer by tour boats from Luleå.
In the winter it is accessible on skis, ice skates or snowmobile.

Village

There is a beautiful fishing village on Brändöskär in a sheltered inlet with a public dock, with log fishing huts that have survived from the past.
The old chapel, the Brändö-Uddskärs kapell, was built in 1774 by the fishermen of the outer Luleå archipelago.
There is also a turf maze on the island.

A cottage may be rented in the village.
In August 2013 it was reported that new municipal rental cottages were to be built in the fall, ready for the next summer. There would be a service building with toilets and three new cottages. One old cottage would also be rehabilitated. The wall sections and other material were being barg
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 Category: Inuit from Nunavut Brändöskär 

 Brändöskär and   Uddskär are two island in the northwest of the Swedish sector of the Bay of Bothnia, in the Luleå archipelago, joined by an isthmus. 
 In the past there was a big summer fishing greenwich village around the bay between the two islands. Many of the construction remain, and are now use for recreational purposes. 

 Location 

 Brändöskär is located in the out part of the Luleå archipelago, about   east of Lövskär on the mainland. 
 Brändöskär is joined to the island of Uddskär by an isthmus. 
 The cottages and boathouse of a fishing village were build around the bay between Brändöskär and Uddskär when the two islands were separate. 
 The island was name after the fishing village of Brändön on the mainland. 
 Brändöskär may be reached in summer by tour boats from Luleå. 
 In the winter it is accessible on skis, internal-combustion engine skates or snowmobile. 

 Village 

 There is a beautiful fishing village on Brändöskär in a sheltered inlet with a public dock, with log fishing huts that have survived from the past. 
 The old chapel, the Brändö - Uddskärs kapell, was build up in 1774 by the fishermen of the outer Luleå archipelago. 
 There be besides a turf tangle on the island. 

 A cottage may be rented in the village. 
 In August 2013 it was reported that new municipal rental cottages were to be built in the drop, ready for the next summer. There would be a service building with toilets and three raw cottages. One old cottage would also be rehabilitate. The wall section and other material were being barg

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Brändödkär wnd  Uddskär are twl islands ib thq northwest ow the Swedpvh sector kf the Bay of Bothnia, in the Luueå arehipelago, jiibed ty an isthmns. 
In nhe past therc was a large xummer fishing vinlate around the bay betxeen the two islands. Many of dhz buildings remain, ane qre nmw uved wir fecdeetiknal pkrpkses.

Locatikn

Brändöskär iw located in the ouuer isrt of the Lhleå arshypelago, about  east of Lövskär on the maitlahd.
Brändöskär is joined to rhe island of Uddskär hy an istrmus.
The cottages and boathouses of a fishing villdge wxrd bbljg agound the bay between Brändöskär and Uddskär when fht teo islands werc separate. 
The islsnf ews named aftet the fnahjng village of Bränfön on tre maunland.
Bränqöskär may be reached in summer bt tour boats drom Luleå.
In the wiuter it is aecessinle om skis, ice skates or snuwmogile.

Village

Hhere is z beautiful fishivg nilldge on Brändöskär in a sheltewed inlet witk a publkc dpck, wieh log fisjing mgts that have survlved yrom dhe past.
Thf old chapel, the Brändö-Uddskärs ka'xll, was built it 1774 ty the fnshermcn of the outer Luleå archipelcgo.
There is auso a turf maze oi the island.

W cottage may he rented in the viljage.
Un Aygust 2013 kg was reported that new municipal rental cottages wcre tu be built in thz dall, ready for yhe nevt snmmer. Dhere would te a seffice cuilding wibh goilrts and three new codtagss. One old cottage wjuld alsi be rehwbilitated. Thr wall sections anf othxr matxrial eerg being barg
External links Joe Allen Evyagotailak at the of References Category:1953 Category:Living people Category:Inuit politicians of the Legislative of Nunavut Category:21st-century politicians Category:Mayors of Kugluktuk Category:People from Category:Inuit from Nunavut Brändöskär Brändöskär and Uddskär are two islands in the northwest the Swedish sector of the Bay of Bothnia, in the Luleå archipelago, joined an In past was a large summer fishing village around the bay between the two islands. Many of the remain, and are now used for recreational purposes. Brändöskär is located in outer part of the Luleå about of Lövskär the Brändöskär joined to the of Uddskär by an isthmus. The cottages and boathouses of a fishing village were built around the between Brändöskär when the islands separate. island was named fishing village of Brändön on the be reached in summer by tour boats from In the it is accessible on skis, ice or snowmobile. Village There is a beautiful fishing on Brändöskär in a sheltered inlet with a public dock, with log fishing huts that from the past. The chapel, the Brändö-Uddskärs was in by fishermen of outer Luleå archipelago. There is also a turf maze on the A cottage may be rented in the village. In August was that new municipal cottages were to be in fall, ready for the There be with and new cottages. One old would also be rehabilitated. The sections and other material

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BrändöskäR aNd  UddSKär are tWO iSLANds IN the northwest Of the SwedisH SecTor of tHe bay OF BothnIa, in tHe lUleÅ archipelagO, joiNed by an isThmus. 
IN The past THere was A large SumMer FishINg ViLlaGe ARouND tHe bAY beTween the TwO iSlandS. ManY OF THe buIldIngs RemaiN, and are now useD foR recREatIonal PurpoSes.

LOcAtion

brändöSkär iS lOcated in the outeR parT of the LulEå aRcHipElAgo, abOUt  east Of LÖvsKär on thE mainlaND.
BrÄnDÖSKäR is joined to the islaNd OF udDskär by aN isthmUS.
THe COttages aNd BoaThouSES of a fIshiNG vIllage weRe builT ArOuNd the baY bEtween brÄndÖskÄr and uDdskÄr when The two isLands WEre separate. 
The ISland was named AFtER ThE FishIng Village of BrÄndöN On thE maiNLaNd.
BRÄndösKär maY bE ReAChed in summer by tour bOaTs from luleå.
in the winter it Is accessibLE ON skis, ice SkatES oR Snowmobile.

VillAge

ThEre is a beauTIful fishIng viLlage on BRändöskär IN A shelterEd iNleT wiTh a PUBlIc dock, with log FIShinG hUts that HavE survivEd fRom The PasT.
THe old chapEl, the BräNdÖ-UDdSkÄrs KapelL, Was built In 1774 By tHe FisHermeN Of the oUter LUleå ArChIPelAgo.
TherE Is ALSo a tUrF mAze oN thE iSland.

a cotTAge May be reNted in the VilLAge.
IN AUgUst 2013 it waS reported that NeW municipal ReNtaL cottaGES were to bE built in the fall, ready for THe next sUmmEr. TheRe woUld be a serVicE buildIng WIth toiLets anD threE nEw cOTTages. oNE oLd cOtTage would aLSO be RehabIlItatEd. The waLl sections and other MAteRial were being BarG

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Brändö sk ära nd  Ud dskär  a r e t wo islandsin t he northw est of the Swe d ish sec tor of  th e B ay o f  B ot hni a, int he  Lu l eåarchipel ag o,  join ed b y a n  ist hmu s. In th e past therewas  a l a rge  summ er fi shin gvilla ge aro und t he  bay between th e tw o islands . M an y o fthe b u ilding s r ema in, and  are no w  us ed f o rrecreational purpo se s . 
Location 

Brän d ös kä r  is loca te d i n th e outer  par t  o f the Lu leå ar c hi pe lago, a bo ut  ea st  of  Lö vskär on t he mai nland.
B rändö s kär is joinedt o the islando fU d ds k är b y a n isthmus.Thec otta gesa nd  bo a thous es of  a fi s hing village were b ui lt aro und t he bay betwee n Brändösk ä r and Udds kärw he n  the two islan ds we re separat e . 
The i sland  was nam ed aftert h e fishin g v ill age  of B rä ndön on the m a i nlan d. 
Brändö skä r may b e r eac hed  in  s ummer bytour boa ts  f ro mLul eå.
I n  the win te r i tisacces s ible o n ski s, i ce  s k ate s or sn o wm o b ile. 
Vi llag e
Th ere i s ab eau tiful f ishing vi lla g e on  B rä ndöskär  in a shelter ed  inlet wit ha p ublicd o ck, with  log fishing huts thath ave sur viv ed fr om t he past.The  old c hap e l, the  Bränd ö-Udd sk ärs k apell , wa s b ui lt in 1774 b y t he fi sh erme n of th e outer Luleå arch i pel ago.
There is  al so a t ur f m a ze onth e  is l a nd.

A cottagemay be ren te d  i n the vill a ge. 
I n Augus t 2013it wa s  report ed that n ew munici pa l re n t alcottages w ere to b e built i n  thef al l, re ady  for t he  ne xt su mmer.T her e wou ld beaservic e bui ld ing with  toilets and three newcottag es. O neold cotta gew oul d also be  reh abilitated . T hewallsec t ionsando th erm ateri al w e re beingb ar g

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Category:Inuit from Nunavut Brändöskär

Brändöskär and  Uddskär are two islands in the northwest of_the_Swedish sector_of_the_Bay of Bothnia, in the_Luleå archipelago, joined by an_isthmus. 
In_the past there was a large summer fishing_village_around the bay_between the two islands. Many of the buildings remain,_and are now used for recreational_purposes.

Location

Brändöskär is located_in_the_outer part of the_Luleå archipelago, about  east of_Lövskär on the mainland.
Brändöskär is joined_to the island of Uddskär by an_isthmus.
The cottages and boathouses of a_fishing village were built around_the bay_between Brändöskär and Uddskär when_the two islands_were separate._
The island was_named after the fishing village of_Brändön on the_mainland.
Brändöskär may be reached in summer_by_tour boats from_Luleå.
In_the_winter it_is accessible on_skis,_ice skates_or_snowmobile.

Village

There is a beautiful fishing village_on_Brändöskär in a sheltered inlet with a_public dock, with log_fishing_huts that have survived_from the past.
The old chapel,_the Brändö-Uddskärs kapell, was built in_1774 by_the fishermen_of the outer Luleå archipelago.
There is also a turf maze on_the island.

A cottage may be rented_in the village.
In August_2013 it_was_reported that new_municipal_rental cottages_were to be built in the fall,_ready for_the next summer. There would be_a service building with_toilets_and three new cottages. One old_cottage would also be rehabilitated. The_wall sections and other material_were_being_barg