SKOKHAM-ISLE, a district (extra-parochial), in the hundred of RHOS, county of PEMBROKE, SOUTH WALES, 4 miles (W.) from
Dale. It comprises about two hundred acres, and is situated about three miles from the main land, and five miles west by
north from St. Anne's Point, at the mouth of Milford Haven. The shore on all sides is bold, and in some places
precipitous, except for a small space on the north side, where is the landing-place.. The southern portion is based on red
rabstone, and the northern on limestone: it is chiefly valuable for the pasturage of sheep, and as a rabbit warren; a
small turbary supplies fuel, and there is an abundance of fresh water. The channel between this isktnd and that of
Gresholm, extending in a line towards St. Anne's lighthouse, is called the Wild Goose Race.