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Sutherland (also Sutherlandshire) was a traditional county in the north of Scotland, bordering on Caithness to the north and both Ross-shire and Cromartyshire to the south. The area is today used as a registration county.

Towns in Sutherland include Durness, Dornoch, Lochinver and Kinlochbervie.

Sutherland is also a suburb of Sydney, see Sutherland, Sydney

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-'''Sutherland''' (also '''Sutherlandshire''') is a [[registration county]] and [[traditional counties of Scotland|traditional county]] in the north of [[Scotland]], bordering on [[Caithness]] to the north and both [[Ross-shire]] and [[Cromartyshire]] to the south.
+'''Sutherland''' (also '''Sutherlandshire''') was a [[traditional counties of Scotland|traditional county]] in the north of [[Scotland]], bordering on [[Caithness]] to the north and both [[Ross-shire]] and [[Cromartyshire]] to the south.  The area is today used as a [[registration county]].
-Until 1975 it was also one of Scotland's [[administrative county|administrative counties]].
 Towns in Sutherland include [[Durness]], [[Dornoch]], [[Lochinver]] and [[Kinlochbervie]].