Orkney is the administrative capital of the Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland, in the United Kingdom. It is located on the north central coast of the main island of Mainland. The Norse settled there early on, and in 1137 they built the magnificent St. Magnus Cathedral using locally produced red sandstone. This cathedral is one of the most complete surviving examples of Norman architecture in Britain, and is thought to be the only "Norman" cathedral built by the Norse. As well as being a key transportation point connecting it to the Scottish mainland, it developed into a commercial centre, with fertile agricultural areas at its back. There are also factories for shipbuilding, butter and cheese production, egg packing, and more. Population: 6,330 (2004 estimate). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
イギリス,スコットランド北岸沖,オークニー諸島の行政府所在地。主島メーンランド中部北岸に位置する。早くからノール人が入植し,1137年には地元に産する赤色砂岩を用いて壮大な聖マグナス大聖堂を建設。この聖堂はイギリスに残っているノルマン様式の建築物のうち最も完全なものの一つであり,ノール人が建設した「ノルマン様式」のものとしては唯一のものと考えられる。スコットランド本土と結ぶ交通の要地であるほか,肥沃な農業地帯を背後に控えて商業中心地として発展。造船,バター・チーズ製造,卵包装などの工場も立地する。人口 6330(2004推計)。
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