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Shetland, or The Shetland Islands, and at one time referred to officially as Zetland, is an archipelago and council area in the far north of Scotland.

The Northern Constabulary, covering the Highland, Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland areas, was replaced in 2013 by the Police Service of Scotland.

LGBT history

Shetland Library publishes a list of LGBT books.^[1]

References

<references> [[Category:Scottish council areas]

↑ http://www.shetland-library.gov.uk/LGBTresourcesatShetlandLibrary.asp

[1] ttp://www.shetland-library.gov.uk/LGBTresourcesatShetlandLibrary.asp

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	'''Shetland''', or '''The Shetland Islands''', and at one time referred to officially as '''Zetland''', is an archipelago and council area in the far north of [[Scotland]].		[[File:Shetland UK location map.svg\|thumb\|Location of Shetland within Scotland]]'''Shetland''', or '''The Shetland Islands''', and at one time referred to officially as '''Zetland''', is an archipelago and council area in the far north of [[Scotland]].

	The Northern Constabulary, covering the [[Highland]], [[Western Isles]], [[Orkney]] and Shetland areas, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		The Northern Constabulary, covering the [[Highland]], [[Western Isles]], [[Orkney]] and Shetland areas, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].