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FOHR , a See also: German See also: island in the See also: North See also: Sea, belonging to the province of See also: Schleswig-Holstein, and situated off its See also: coast
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It comprises an See also: area of 32 sq. m., and is reached by a See also: regular steamboat service from See also: Husum and Dagebull on the mainland to Wyk, the See also: principal bathing resort on the E. coast of the island
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The chief attraction of Wyk is the Sandwall, a
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FShr, the most fertile of the North Frisian islands, is principally marshland, and comparatively well wooded
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There are numerous pleasantly-situated villages and hamlets scattered over it, of which the most frequented are Boldixum, Nieblum and Alkersum
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The inhabitants are mainly engaged in the fishing industry, and are known as excellent sailors
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