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Midlands SW
Area NW: Arra Mountains Subarea
Place count in area: 44,
OSI/LPS Maps: 52, 53, 54, 58, 59, 60, 65, 66
Highest place:
Keeper Hill, 694m
Maximum height for area: 694 metres,
Maximum prominence for area: 627 metres,
Places in area Midlands SW:
Cen: Mauherslieve:Cummer 405mFoilduff 400mKnockmaroe 411mMauherslieve 543m
E: Upperchurch Hills:Knockalough 427mKnockaviltoge 364m
N: Knockshigowna:Knockshigowna 212m
NE: Devilsbit:Benduff 455mBlack Hill 228mDevilsbit Mountain 480mGortagarry 458mKilduff Mountain 445mKnockanora 433m
NE: Templederry:Ballincurra Hill 403mCommaun Beg 403mCooneen Hill 467mCoumsallahaun 320mKnockadigeen Hill 402m
NW: Arra Mountains:Corbally Hill 339mTountinna 457m
NW: Silvermine Mountains:Silvermine Mountains East Top 479mSilvermine Mountains Far East Top 410mSilvermine Mountains West Top 489m
SE: Hollyford Hills:Falleennafinoga 388mFoildarg 440mGlenaneagh 263mGortnageragh 418mKnockastanna 444mKnockbane 433mLackenacreena 413mRing Hill 426mTooreen 457m
SW: Slieve Felim:Cullaun 460mDerk Hill 236mKnockroe 204mKnockseefin 235mSlieve Felim 427mSlieve Felim East Top 423mSlieve Felim South Top 407m
W: Keeper Hill:Bleanbeg 368mBoolatin Top 440mKeeper Hill 694mKnockane 411mKnockfune 452m
Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Highest place:
Keeper Hill, 694mPlaces in area Midlands SW:
Cen: Mauherslieve:
Cummer 405mFoilduff 400mKnockmaroe 411mMauherslieve 543mE: Upperchurch Hills:
Knockalough 427mKnockaviltoge 364mN: Knockshigowna:
Knockshigowna 212mNE: Devilsbit:
Benduff 455mBlack Hill 228mDevilsbit Mountain 480mGortagarry 458mKilduff Mountain 445mKnockanora 433mNE: Templederry:
Ballincurra Hill 403mCommaun Beg 403mCooneen Hill 467mCoumsallahaun 320mKnockadigeen Hill 402mNW: Arra Mountains:
Corbally Hill 339mTountinna 457mNW: Silvermine Mountains:
Silvermine Mountains East Top 479mSilvermine Mountains Far East Top 410mSilvermine Mountains West Top 489mSE: Hollyford Hills:
Falleennafinoga 388mFoildarg 440mGlenaneagh 263mGortnageragh 418mKnockastanna 444mKnockbane 433mLackenacreena 413mRing Hill 426mTooreen 457mSW: Slieve Felim:
Cullaun 460mDerk Hill 236mKnockroe 204mKnockseefin 235mSlieve Felim 427mSlieve Felim East Top 423mSlieve Felim South Top 407mW: Keeper Hill:
Bleanbeg 368mBoolatin Top 440mKeeper Hill 694mKnockane 411mKnockfune 452mNote: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
Bedrock type: Fine & some coarser greywacke, (Slieve Bernagh Formation & conglom & coarse greywacke)
This tautological name is explained by the fact that it has been corrupted from its original form, Tul Toinne, 'hillock of the wave'. The wave in question was the biblical flood, which, according to Lebor Gabála Érenn (commonly known as the Book of Invasions), drowned most of the members of the first invasion of Ireland, led by Cesair. Fionntán was the only member of the party who took refuge in this mountain. While the others were drowned in the deluge, he survived to tell the tale to later generations. Near the summit is a tomb known as the Graves of the Leinstermen. A legend associates this with a bloody dispute between some of Brian Boru's men and some visiting nobles from Leinster, but the tomb is actually prehistoric. A lower hillock to the N is called Knockaunreelyon (Cnocán Rí Laighean, 'hillock of the king of Leinster'). Tountinna is the 712th highest place in Ireland. Tountinna is the second most westerly summit in the Midlands SW area.
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