Calf of Man

[5][6][7] It is separated from the Isle of Man by a narrow stretch of water called the Calf Sound.

The highest part of the island is in the west where an unnamed peak reaches 126 m (415 ft) above sea level.

3. c. lxvii) by Robert Stevenson to warn mariners of the hazards of the Chicken Rock off the south end of the Calf.

Almost a mile southwest of the Calf is Chicken Rock, the most southerly part of the Isle of Man's territory.

The Calf of Man also has a large colony of seals which live and breed on the rocky coastline.

Calf of Man, Lower Lighthouse. One of two built by Robert Stevenson in 1818 to steer ships clear of Chicken Rock; now disused.