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Townlands of North Antrim
Since
the townland and the civil parish
were key administrative divisions
from the seventeenth to the
nineteenth centuries. It is
important that you know which
townlands were in which civil
parish. The map in the table below
covers the parishes of Ballymoney
and Kilraghts.
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Map of the Townlands in the Parishes of
Ballymoney and Kilraghts |
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If you want to know
the townlands in other parishes in North Antrim, you
can go to PRONI. The links
in the tables below will take you to the PRONI site and
directly to the
parish that you have clicked on. The list of
townlands in each parish is usually accompanied by a map
where you can identify the townland by a number. Note that all
of these links will open in a
separate window - simply close the window when you
have finished.
Barony of Lower
Dunluce
Barony of Upper Dunluce
Barony of Kilconway
If you want to look
for other parishes in County Antrim
click here.
If a numbered map is not available to help you
identify where the townlands are located within the
parish, you
can obtain Townland Index Maps for County Antrim from the Ordnance
Survey Office in Belfast or visit the Local History
Unit in Ballymena where they have copies that you
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