What is recorded here
Cuas Maghognaí is a coastal rock feature or sea cliff composed of Silurian-age sedimentary rocks, likely sandstone or shale, formed around 440 to 420 million years ago through the deposition of marine sediments. It is notable for its potential role in illustrating the ancient geological history of southwestern Ireland and may contribute to regional studies of early Paleozoic coastal erosion patterns.
Places near here
Faill a' BhléireCliff · 246 yd
Dún AonairHeadland · 593 yd
Hut site in Cill Ón ChathaHut site · 813 yd
Dún GeirArchaeological place · 819 yd
Bogha SínMountain / peak · 893 yd
Liberator "63939" monumentMemorial · 1027 yd
Chaytor's StablesRuins · 1277 yd
Cuas Faoi ThalamhCave · 1560 yd
Cnoc Ceannúch (Canuig Mountain)Mountain / peak · 1563 yd
Tráigh LeagaighBeach / strand · 1.2 mi
Cuas a' PhúcaCave · 1.7 mi
Tráigh na CilleBeach / strand · 1.7 miOther information
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