Craònaith

Craònaith is the second largest of the three main islands that make up Finnféaran. It was until the late 19th century sparsely populated but grew rapidly due to government efforts and is now by a small margin the most populated island. The main settlement is Town Stanley.

Geography
Craònaith is the second largest island of Finnféaran, Scotland. The island contains Finnféaran's only burgh,Town Stanley, and is the centre of Finnféaran's ferry and air connections.

It has an area of 162 square miles (420 km2), making it the 9th-largest Scottish island and the 13th largest of the British Isles after Great Britain, Ireland, Lewis and Harris, Skye, Mull, Fyrkyrak, Anglesey, Islay, the Isle of Man, the Orkney mainland, Arran and the Isle of White.

The mainland of Craònaith can be broadly divided into three sections. This island is the most populous of the Finnféaran islands, and had  residents in 2012 compared to  in 1996.
 * The long eastern peninsula, starting east of Omallach, has a mixture of woodland and moorland.
 * The South eastern Mainland has some farmland and woodland plantations skirting the Dachaigh Peaks.
 * The North Western Mainland has moorlands and woodland surrounding the Ceòthar Hills.
 * Town Stanley
 * Port Edward
 * Tuath