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Streymoy

Streymoy (strāmˈoiˌ) [key] or Strømø strömˈöˌ, island (1998 est. pop. 20,113), 144 sq mi (373 sq km), Denmark, the largest of the Faeroe Islands. Tórshavn is the main town.

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