Massereene Lower

Massereene Lower: Massereene Lower is a barony in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.^[1] To its west lies Lough Neagh, and it is bordered by four other baronies: Massereene Upper to the south; Belfast Upper to the east; Antrim Upper to the north; and Toome Upper to the north-west.^[1]

Contents

1 List of settlements

1.1 Towns

1.2 Population centres

2 List of civil parishes

3 References

List of settlements

Below is a list of settlements in Massereene Lower:^[2]

Towns

Muckamore

Population centres

Aldergrove

Diamond

Killead

Loanends

Nutt's Corner

List of civil parishes

Below is a list of civil parishes in Massereene Lower:^[3]^[4]

Grange of Muckamore

Killead

References

^ ^a ^b PRONI Baronies of Northern Ireland

^ "Massereene Lower". Placenames Database of Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. http://www.logainm.ie/61256.aspx. Retrieved 05 June 2011.

^ PRONI Civil Parishes of County Antrim

^ Baronies and parishes of County Antrim

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List of places in County Antrim

Cities
Belfast (part) • Lisburn (part)

Towns
Antrim • Ballycastle • Ballyclare • Ballymena • Ballymoney • Carrickfergus • Larne • Newtownabbey • Portrush • Randalstown

Villages
Aghagallon • Aghalee • Ahoghill • Aldergrove • Armoy • Aughafatten • Ballinderry Upper • Ballinderry Lower • Ballintoy • Ballybogy • Ballycarry • Ballyeaston • Ballygally • Ballylinny • Ballynure • Ballyrobert • Ballystrudder • Ballyvoy • Balnamore • Bendooragh • Broughshane • Buckna • Bushmills • Capecastle • Cargan • Carnalbanagh • Carncastle • Carnlough • Clogh • Cloghmills • Cogry-Kilbride • Craigarogan • Crumlin • Cullybackey • Cushendall • Cushendun • Dervock • Derrymore • Doagh • Donegore • Drains Bay • Dunadry • Dundrod • Dunloy • Gawley's Gate • Glenarm • Glenavy • Glenoe • Glynn • Gracehill • Grange Corner • Greenisland • Groggan • Kells-Connor • Kellswater • Keshbridge • Killead • Knocknacarry • Longkesh • Loughguile • Lurganure • Lurganville • Maghaberry • Magheramorne • Martinstown • Mill Bay • Millbank • Milltown • Moneyglass • Monkstown • Moss-Side • Mounthill • Mullaghboy • Newtown Crommelin • Parkgate • Portballintrae • Portbraddon • Portglenone • Rasharkin • Roughfort • Stoneyford • Straid • Stranocum • Templepatrick • Toome • Tullynacross • Waterfoot • Whitehead

Townlands
Ballycraigy • Barmeen • Bonnybefore • Broomhedge • Broomhedge Lower • Carnmoney • Dunamuggy • Dunmurry • Dunseverick • Galgorm Parks • Glengormley • Jordanstown • Kilroot • Lambeg • Lisnagarvy • Loughlynch • Monkstown • Rathcoole • Solar • Tobergill • Whiteabbey

Landforms
Belfast Lough • Benbane Head • Black Mountain • Cavehill • Divis • Fair Head • Giant's Causeway • Glens of Antrim • Glenariff Forest Park • Islandmagee • Lagan Valley • Larne Lough • Lough Beg • Portmore Lough • Rathlin Island • Slemish • Slieve True • Slieveanorra forest • Tievebulliagh

Baronies
Antrim Lower • Antrim Upper • Belfast Lower • Belfast Upper • Carrickfergus • Cary • Dunluce Lower • Dunluce Upper • Glenarm Lower • Glenarm Upper • Kilconway • Massereene Lower • Massereene Upper • Toome Lower • Toome Upper

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