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Fife, Scotland

Inchkeith slipway

Inchkeith is a small uninhabited island in the Firth of Forth, roughly midway between Kirkcaldy and Leith, dominated by a lighthouse built in 1803-04 and disused First and Second World War gun batteries. This slipway is mapped on the island itself; it is administratively part of Fife but has no scheduled public ferry.

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