:''This article is about the island in the Firth of Forth. For the suburb of Edinburgh, see Craigleith, Edinburgh.''
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thumb|Craigleith from [[North Berwick harbour|right]]

'''Craigleith''' is a small island in the Firth of Forth off North Berwick in East Lothian, Scotland. Its name comes from the Scottish Gaelic  ''Creag liath'' meaning 'grey rock'. It is 24 m at its highest point.

==Geography and geology==
Craigleith makes up the chain of islands near North Berwick along with The Lamb. Of the four islands it is the closest to the town's harbour. Like the other nearby islands, Craigleith is a bird colony. Divers often explore the area around the island.

Craigleith is a Arthur's Seat. It is made up of essexite which is popular for making curling stones.<ref name=gaz></ref>

==History and wildlife==
Historically, Craigleith was a rabbit warren, where the animals were deliberately bred for food.

In 1814, Sir Hew Dalrymple purchased the island from Berwick Town Council.<ref name=gaz/>

{{Остров Шотландии
|Название на русском     = Остров Крейглит
|Оригинальное название 1 = Craigleith
|Оригинальное название 2 = / Creag liath
|Фотография              = Craigleith.jpg
|Подпись                 = Острова в заливе Ферт-оф-Форт — Крейглит (слева) и Басс-Рок (справа)
|Область                 = Восточный Лотиан
|Координаты              = 
|Максимальная высота     = 24
|Площадь                 =
|Commons                 = 
}}
'''Крейглит''' (, ) — небольшой остров вулканического происхождения в Шотландии. Лежит в заливе гэльского — Серая скала.

На острове обитают колонии морских птиц — большие бакланы, хохлатые бакланы, кайры, тупики и другие.