Inganess Bay

Inganess Bay
Wrack der Juanita in der Inganess Bay

Die Inganess Bay ist eine Meeresbucht auf dem Mainland der schottischen Orkney und liegt nördlich des Flughafens von Kirkwall.

Im Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden hier zwei Schiffe durch das deutsche U-Boot U 23 versenkt.

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