What is recorded here
Gob Reanna is recorded as a headland in County Kerry. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
Gob Reanna is a headland composed primarily of Silurian-age basalt, formed through ancient volcanic activity around 440 to 420 million years ago. It is notable for its resistant rock formations that have withstood coastal erosion, contributing to the dramatic sea cliffs characteristic of western Ireland's coastline.
Places near here
Cnoc an GhleannaMountain / peak · 879 yd
Man-made underground passage in An Mhín Aird ThiarMan-made underground passage · 906 yd
Minard HeadPromontory fort, coastal · 1254 yd
Kilmurry Church (in ruins)Church · 1671 yd
Tobar EoinSpring · 1.0 mi
Caisleán na Mine AirdeCastle · 1.1 mi
Minard Castle (in ruins)Castle, tower house · 1.1 mi
Acres PointHeadland · 1.6 mi
Lispole Ambush MonumentWayside cross · 2.3 mi
Séipéal Eoin Baiste [Catholic Church of Saint John the Baptist]church/chapel · 2.3 mi
CarrigavinnaunNamed rock · 2.7 mi
Bunaneer StrandBeach / strand · 3.7 mi