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Fermanagh & South Tyrone Area , E: Aughnacloy Subarea
Feature count in area: 15, by county: Fermanagh: 9, Tyrone: 7, Monaghan: 1, of which 2 are in both Fermanagh and Tyrone, OSI/LPS Maps: 11, 17, 18, 19
Highest Place: Belmore Mountain 398m

Starting Places (15) in area Fermanagh & South Tyrone:
Aghanaglack, Carn Road, Carrickreagh Viewpoint, Crackrawer Road, Cullen Hill, Derrin, Dooletter, Largy S, Largy W, Lendrum Bridge Windfarm, Pollnagollum, Screggagh Windfarm, Slievemore, Tempo, Tullybrack

Summits & other features in area Fermanagh & South Tyrone:
Cen: Tempo Hills: Brougher Mountain 317m, Derrin 268m, Stranisk 312m, Topped Mountain 277m
E: Aughnacloy: Rehagy Mountain 194m
N: Largy: Largy 230m
NE: Ballygawley Hills: Cappagh Mountain 286m, Slievemore 314m
S: Slieve Beagh: Slieve Beagh 380m, Slieve Beagh SE Top 373m
W: Derrygonnelly: Belmore Mountain 398m, Cullen Hill 201m, Knockmore 277m, Legg 343m, Tullybrack 386m

Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Rehagy Mountain, 194m Hill
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, Tyrone County in Ulster province, in no lists, Rehagy Mountain is the 1408th highest place in Ireland. Rehagy Mountain is the most easterly summit in the Fermanagh & South Tyrone area.
Grid Reference H71070 53398, OS 1:50k mapsheet 19
Place visited by: 23 members, recently by: Jai-mckinney, Oscar-mckinney, ElaineM76, eflanaga, trostanite, Kirsty, Carolyn105, dregishjake, dregish, LorraineG60, NICKY, wicklore, MichaelG55, AntrimRambler, Ulsterpooka
I visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member for this.)
Longitude: -6.905902, Latitude: 54.424219, Easting: 271070, Northing: 353398, Prominence: 95m,  Isolation: 13.4km
ITM: 671000 853402
Bedrock type: Sandstone, siltstone & mudstone, (Carrickaness Sandstone Formation)

  Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: RhgyMn, 10 char: RhgyMntn

Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1299/
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Summary for Rehagy Mountain : Bag it, tick it and forget it !
Summary created by Harry Goodman 2015-03-31 16:29:18
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Picture: The summit field !
From Aughnacloy take the B128 east to A (H713 531) and turn left up Rehargy Road. A short way along park on the left beside a Water Service station. Walk up a very muddy track immediately past the station on it's right side and follow it up a short way to gain access to a couple of fields. The high point lies in the second field near to a large "standing" stone which may or may not have some archaeological significance. This apart there is nothing of interest to a walker on the virtually flat hedge and tree surrounded field. Only a top of interest !! to peak baggers and even that is stretching it !
Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1299/comment/15543/
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Short climb
by Fergalh 1 Mar 2014
Take the B128 east of Augnacloy..Turn up Rehagy (Carricklongfield road) and park beside a water station (B (H71186 53484)) there is a track just beside this walk up track to top.

Always ask landowner permission to cross land, never ever damage fences and beware of livestock. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1299/comment/15882/
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Picture: Summit Rock
Farmers Field
by sandman 13 Mar 2014
Farm land best accessed in dry weather with rock adjacent to summit.Again a hill for baggers only. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1299/comment/15917/
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Picture: Probably the best view on a murky day.
Unremarkable Top
by Aidy 11 Feb 2015
A very murky day for my visit so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt, but there were no views at all really in the haze. I got the impression that even on a good day, views would be at best pleasant, rather than impressive. Only 2 minutes to the top from Rehagy Road up a very mucky track. It was redeemed a little by the sighting of a woodcock. Wouldn't walk this hill unless, as I was, you are passing very close by anyway. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/1299/comment/17841/
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