
What is recorded here
Gravel Ridge is a low gravel islet in Upper Lough Erne where hundreds of sandwich terns and black-headed gulls still raise their young. It sits two kilometres south of Boa Island, covered in seasonal balsam and false oat grass, and gives a small share of Ireland’s rare breeding seabirds somewhere clean to return. The island is not large, but it is valuable because so few Northern Irish places still hold such colonies.
Gravel Ridge is recorded as a islet in County Fermanagh. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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