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North Mayo Area , E: Ballycastle Hills Subarea
Feature count in area: 19, all in Mayo, OSI/LPS Maps: 22, 23, EW-WNN
Highest Place: Maumakeogh 379m

Starting Places (9) in area North Mayo:
Bangor Trail Head, Carnhill, Carrowmore Wood, Erris Head, Portacloy Bay, Proesoon, Sralagagh West, Termon Hill Road, Tower Hill South

Summits & other features in area North Mayo:
Cen: Pulathomas: Barnacuillew 260m
E: Ballycastle Hills: Knockaghaleague 237m, Knockboha 186m, Maumakeogh 379m
N: Benwee Head Cliffs: Benwee Head 255m, Barradeegin 229m, Glinsk 304m, Illanmaster 238m, Illanmaster Island 105m, Porturlin Hill 155m, Srahataggle 182m, Tawnaghmore 340m
S: Bangor Erris Hills: Carrafull 269m, Knocklettercuss 370m, Knocknascollop NW Top 244m, Sheean 295m, Slieve Fyagh 335m
W: Belmullet: Aghaglasheen 132m, Termon Hill 103m

Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Knockaghaleague, 237m Hill Cnoc Achadh Liag A name in Irish,
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prob. Ir. Cnoc Achadh Liag [PDT], 'hill of Achadh Liag'), Mayo County in Connacht province, in Binnion Lists, Knockaghaleague is the 1316th highest place in Ireland. Knockaghaleague is the second most easterly summit in the North Mayo area.
Grid Reference G11700 34900, OS 1:50k mapsheet 23
Place visited by: 7 members, recently by: eamonoc, Fergalh, Garmin, chalky, FilHil, sandman, IncaHoots
I visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member for this.)
Longitude: -9.355593, Latitude: 54.255333, Easting: 111700, Northing: 334900, Prominence: 192m,  Isolation: 4.9km
ITM: 511669 834903
Bedrock type: X-bedded sandstone and siltstone., (Downpatrick Formation)
Notes on name: This hill above the town of Ballycastle is unnamed on OS maps, but is named named Knockaughaleeg on William Bald's map of 1830. It is located in the townland of Aghaleague, Ir. Achadh Liag [logainm.ie], 'field of the standing stone'. A cairn on the summit is called Seefin (from Ir. Suí Finn, 'Fionn's seat', a common name for hill-top megaliths throughout Ireland). Has been called Ballycastle Hill.
  Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Knc237, 10 char: Knckghlg

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Ballycastle Hill
by sandman 19 Jul 2012
Travelling on the R314 from Killala to Ballycastle in the townland of Billoos turn left at A (G14315 33875) do not be tempted to take the next junction. Room to park at B (G13235 33204) beside track into felled forestry - follow the bog pass 20meters west of parking area to summit keeping left at C (G12002 34453) where there is a very faint trace of a tract that will bring you to the summit ridge and to within 50 meters of summit. Although you will have noticed a large cairn on ridge the summit itself is non descript. Views are good app 50 meters from summit across to Downpatrick Head and over Ballycastle - good views also over to Nephin, Nephin Beg range and Slieve Carr Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1012/comment/14726/
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Ballycastle Hill
by sandman 14 Aug 2013
Parked on route to the summit Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1012/comment/15069/
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