What is recorded here
Mary Gray is a low mountain in County Tyrone, reaching approximately 400 meters in elevation. It is part of the Sperrin Mountains, which are composed mainly of basalt and formed during the Paleogene volcanic period. The area is historically significant as part of the wider Sperrins, a landscape with ancient settlements and a role in early Irish history.
Places near here
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Moyle IslandIsland · 1.1 mi
Grange WoodWood · 1.2 mi
St Eugene's RC ChurchChurch · 1.6 mi
Ballynatubbnit MountainMountain / peak · 1.7 mi
Newtownstewart Presbyterian ChurchChurch · 1.7 mi
CASTLE & BAWN: NEWTOWNSTEWART CASTLE in NewtownstewartCASTLE & BAWN: NEWTOWNSTEWART CASTLE · 1.8 mi
Chambered GraveArchaeological place · 1.8 mi
FRANCISCAN FRIARY & GRAVEYARD: CORICK ABBEY in CorickmoreFRANCISCAN FRIARY & GRAVEYARD: CORICK ABBEY · 2.2 mi
CASTLE & BAILEY: HARRY AVERY'S CASTLE in Upper OR New DeerparkCASTLE & BAILEY: HARRY AVERY'S CASTLE · 2.5 mi
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