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This page is the City map of Mid-Ulster District Council in Northern Ireland, or Tuaisceart Éireann, showing streets, paths and named places across the region. The district covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres and had about 152,718 residents in 2024. Its population increased from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. Mid-Ulster District Council was established in 2015 as one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts and contains 1,388 mapped subregions.
Glennoo is an administrative level 10 townland in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, whose area measures approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The City map records Glennoo as a named local subdivision. Its regional context is the Mid-Ulster district established in 2015.
Magheramulkenny is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality belongs to Northern Ireland, where the district had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024. Its map entry identifies the place by name rather than as a separate town or village. Mid-Ulster covers about 1,826.7 square kilometres.
Ballynease-Macpeake is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is situated in Northern Ireland, a constituent part of the United Kingdom. The district was created in 2015 and is one of 11 local government districts in Northern Ireland. The City map identifies Ballynease-Macpeake as a distinct named place.
Ballynease-Strain is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of the district’s 1,388 recorded subregions. Mid-Ulster had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024, following growth from 147,392 in 2018. The locality is shown under its own name on the City map.
Glenone is an administrative level 10 locality and a village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is located within Mid-Ulster District Council, established in 2015. County Londonderry is one of the historic county areas represented within the district. The City map records Glenone as a named village locality.
Moneystaghan-Ellis is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The place is recorded within Northern Ireland’s local government geography. Mid-Ulster covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres and contains 1,388 mapped subregions. The City map distinguishes Moneystaghan-Ellis as a separate locality.
Ballynease-Helton is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality forms part of a district with approximately 152,718 residents in 2024. Mid-Ulster was founded in 2015 during the reorganisation of Northern Ireland’s local government. Its named location is shown on the City map.
Mullaghnamoyagh is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The district is in Northern Ireland, or Tuaisceart Éireann, within the United Kingdom. Its total area is approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The City map records Mullaghnamoyagh as a distinct locality.
Moneystaghan-MacPeake is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It belongs to a local government district established in Northern Ireland in 2015. Mid-Ulster’s population rose from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. The place is identified by its full name on the City map.
BallyMacPeake-Lower is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster local government area. The district extends across approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Its separate name is included among the 1,388 mapped subregions.
Ballymacombs-Beg is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts. The district was established in 2015 and had around 152,718 residents in 2024. The City map shows Ballymacombs-Beg as a named local area.
Inishrush is an administrative level 10 locality and a village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is part of Mid-Ulster District Council, whose boundaries cover approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district’s population increased by more than 5,000 people between 2018 and 2024. Inishrush is recorded as a distinct village locality on the City map.
Tyanee is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is recorded in Northern Ireland’s modern local government geography. Mid-Ulster was founded in 2015 and is one of 11 districts created in that reorganisation. The City map gives Tyanee its own named entry.
Leitrim is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It is located in Northern Ireland, within a district covering approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Around 152,718 people lived in Mid-Ulster in 2024. The City map identifies Leitrim as a separate locality.
The Creagh is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The district was established in 2015 as one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts. Its recorded population was approximately 152,718 in 2024. The City map preserves The Creagh as a named local area.
Ballydermot is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality belongs to Northern Ireland and forms part of the district’s 1,388 mapped subregions. Mid-Ulster extends over approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Ballydermot appears as an individual named place on the City map.
Drumanee Lower is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It lies within Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster district, founded in 2015. The district population grew from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. The City map records Drumanee Lower under its own name.
Oldtown Deer Park is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The district is one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts and was established in 2015. Its area is approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Oldtown Deer Park is shown as a distinct locality on the City map.
Ballymacombs More is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster administrative area. Approximately 152,718 residents lived in the district in 2024. The locality is separately named on the City map.
Ballyscullion West is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, whose territory covers around 1,826.7 square kilometres. Mid-Ulster was created in 2015 as part of Northern Ireland’s local government structure. Ballyscullion West is listed as a separate place on the City map.
Cloghog is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is part of Northern Ireland, or Tuaisceart Éireann, in the United Kingdom. Mid-Ulster contains 1,388 mapped subregions and had about 152,718 residents in 2024. The City map records Cloghog as a named locality.
Drumoolish is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The district was founded in 2015 and is one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts. Its area covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Drumoolish has its own named entry on the City map.
Drumnamalta is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It belongs to a Northern Irish district whose population rose from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. The district covers roughly 1,826.7 square kilometres. Drumnamalta is represented as a distinct local area on the City map.
Gort is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. Mid-Ulster is located in Northern Ireland and was established as a local government district in 2015. Around 152,718 people lived there in 2024. Gort is shown as an individual named place on the City map.
Lislea is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality lies within Northern Ireland’s 1,826.7-square-kilometre Mid-Ulster district. The district includes 1,388 mapped subregions. Lislea is identified separately on the City map.
Moyknock is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of a district established in 2015 during Northern Ireland’s local government reorganisation. Mid-Ulster had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024. The City map includes Moyknock as a named locality.
Moneygran is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is situated in Northern Ireland and belongs to a district covering approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Its population increased from 147,392 to 152,718 between 2018 and 2024. Moneygran is shown as a separate place on the City map.
Intake is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The district was created in 2015 and is one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts. Approximately 152,718 people lived in Mid-Ulster in 2024. The City map records Intake as a named local subdivision.
Derrygarve is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It is part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster region, which covers around 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district contains 1,388 mapped subregions. Derrygarve is identified as an individual locality on the City map.
Ballymaguigan is an administrative level 10 locality and a townland in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, established in 2015. The district had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024. Ballymaguigan is recorded as a distinct townland on the City map.
Drumenagh is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality belongs to Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster administrative area. The district extends across approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres and includes 1,388 subregions. Drumenagh appears under its own name on the City map.
Ballyronan More is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of a Northern Irish district founded in 2015. Mid-Ulster’s recorded population reached about 152,718 in 2024. The City map shows Ballyronan More as a separate named place.
Killymuck is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The district is in Northern Ireland and covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Population growth took the district from 147,392 residents in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. Killymuck has an individual entry on the City map.
Ballydonnell is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It is one of the named local areas included in the district’s 1,388 mapped subregions. Mid-Ulster was established in 2015 as one of 11 districts in Northern Ireland. The City map identifies Ballydonnell separately.
Ballymultrea is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality lies in Northern Ireland, within a district of approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district population was about 152,718 in 2024. Ballymultrea is recorded as a distinct named place on the City map.
Ballyronan Beg is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The district was founded in 2015 and forms part of Northern Ireland’s 11-district local government system. Its population grew from 147,392 in 2018 to approximately 152,718 in 2024. Ballyronan Beg is shown as a named locality on the City map.
Edergole is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It lies within a Northern Irish district covering approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Mid-Ulster contains 1,388 recorded subregions. Edergole appears as a distinct place on the City map.
Killygordon is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality forms part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster region, established in 2015. Around 152,718 people lived in the district in 2024. The City map records Killygordon under its own name.
Tattanafinnell is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The district extends over roughly 1,826.7 square kilometres in Northern Ireland. Its population increased by 5,326 between 2018 and 2024, from 147,392 to 152,718. Tattanafinnell is a separate named locality on the City map.
Lisnamorrow is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It belongs to one of the 11 Northern Irish local government districts established in 2015. The district contains 1,388 mapped subregions. Lisnamorrow is identified individually on the City map.
Carraloan (Glebe) is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is recorded within Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster district. The district’s area is approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres, with about 152,718 residents in 2024. The full name Carraloan (Glebe) appears on the City map.
Ballynagarve is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It is part of the district formed in 2015 during the reorganisation of local government in Northern Ireland. Mid-Ulster’s population rose from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. Ballynagarve is listed as a separate place on the City map.
Aughrim is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality lies in Northern Ireland, in a district covering approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Mid-Ulster is one of the 11 local government districts established in 2015. Aughrim has its own named entry on the City map.
This Intake is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. Its separate map path distinguishes it from the other locality recorded as Intake in the district. Mid-Ulster had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024 and covers about 1,826.7 square kilometres. The City map preserves this locality as an individual entry.
Killyfaddy is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster district, established in 2015. The region contains 1,388 mapped subregions. Killyfaddy is shown as a distinct named locality on the City map.
Ballylifford is an administrative level 10 locality and a townland in Northern Ireland. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, whose area is approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district’s population reached about 152,718 in 2024. Ballylifford is recorded as a named townland on the City map.
Ardagh is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality belongs to Northern Ireland’s 2015-established Mid-Ulster district. Between 2018 and 2024, the district population rose from 147,392 to 152,718. Ardagh is separately identified on the City map.
Ballinderry is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It is part of Northern Ireland, within a district that extends over approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Mid-Ulster contains 1,388 mapped subregions. Ballinderry appears as a distinct place on the City map.
Ballygillen Beg is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. The district was established in 2015 as one of Northern Ireland’s 11 local government districts. Its recorded population was approximately 152,718 in 2024. Ballygillen Beg has an individual entry on the City map.
Ballygillen More is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. It lies within Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster region, which covers around 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district population grew from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. Ballygillen More is shown as a named locality on the City map.
Ballygonny More is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality forms part of a district founded in Northern Ireland in 2015. Mid-Ulster includes 1,388 recorded subregions. Ballygonny More is represented separately on the City map.
This Cloghog is an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. Its separate map path distinguishes it from the other Cloghog entry in the district. Mid-Ulster covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres and had about 152,718 residents in 2024. The City map records this locality as an individual place.
Terressan is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It belongs to Northern Ireland’s local government geography and to a district created in 2015. The district contains 1,388 mapped subregions. Terressan is identified under its own name on the City map.
Killybearn is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality lies within a Northern Irish district of approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Mid-Ulster’s population was around 152,718 in 2024. Killybearn is shown as a distinct named area on the City map.
Ballyloughan is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It forms part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster district, one of 11 districts established in 2015. The district population increased from 147,392 to 152,718 between 2018 and 2024. Ballyloughan is recorded separately on the City map.
Drummullan is an administrative level 10 locality and a village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It lies within Mid-Ulster District Council, whose area covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district was established in 2015 and had around 152,718 residents in 2024. The City map identifies Drummullan as a named village locality.
Ballygonny Beg is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality is part of Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster region. This region contains 1,388 mapped subregions and covers approximately 1,826.7 square kilometres. Ballygonny Beg is shown as a distinct place on the City map.
Tamlaght is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It belongs to a district founded in 2015 as part of Northern Ireland’s local government structure. Mid-Ulster had approximately 152,718 residents in 2024. Tamlaght is recorded as an individual named locality on the City map.
Lower Rusky is mapped as an administrative level 10 locality in Mid-Ulster District Council. The locality lies within Northern Ireland’s Mid-Ulster district, covering around 1,826.7 square kilometres. The district’s population grew from 147,392 in 2018 to 152,718 in 2024. Lower Rusky appears as a separate named place on the City map.
Ballymoyle is an administrative level 10 locality within Mid-Ulster District Council. It is part of Northern Ireland’s modern local government geography. Mid-Ulster was established in 2015 and is one of 11 local government districts. Ballymoyle is identified individually on the City map.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
| Inhabitants | 152718 |
|---|---|
| Area | 1826.7 km² |
| Subregions | 1388 |
| Inception | 2015 |
| Located in | Northern Ireland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Website | http://www.midulstercouncil.org/ |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
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