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• Nancy's Barn — County Donegal, Ireland Café Explorer Tom Nancy's Barn serves fish that looks like it hasn't moved since the Ice Age. It would complain to the council about the…
• Nantwich Aqueduct — Cheshire East, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Nantwich Aqueduct as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point…
• Naomh Barróg GAA Club — County Dublin, Ireland GAA ground Naomh Barróg GAA Club is listed for Naomh Barróg GAA, Kilbarrack in County Dublin. Kilbarrack clubhouse and ground; the…
• Naomh Eoin GAA pitch — County Clare, Ireland GAA ground Naomh Eoin GAA pitch is listed for Naomh Eoin in County Clare. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Naomh Malachi GAA — County Louth, Ireland GAA ground Naomh Malachi GAA is listed for Naomh Malachi GAA in County Louth.
• Naomh Padraig Cathair Na Mairt, Westport, Westport GAA — County Mayo, Ireland GAA ground Naomh Padraig Cathair Na Mairt, Westport, Westport GAA is listed for Westport GAA in County Mayo.
• Nash Lighthouse, East Tower, St Donats — Vale of Glamorgan, Wales Lighthouse The National Monuments Record of Wales records Nash Lighthouse, East Tower, St Donats as Lighthouse from the 19th…
• Nash Park, Frenchpark, Western Gaels GAA — County Roscommon, Ireland GAA ground Nash Park, Frenchpark, Western Gaels GAA is listed for Western Gaels GAA in County Roscommon.
• National Bird of Prey Centre — County Wicklow, Ireland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom At the National Bird of Prey Centre in Blessington, a hawk can look straight through you while Tom is still trying to…
• National Covid Memorial Wall — London Borough of Lambeth, England Memorial National Covid Memorial Wall is shown as a memorial on the public map of London Borough of Lambeth. The saved point is…
• National Famine Memorial — County Mayo, Ireland Heritage attraction Explorer Tom The National Famine Memorial features a sailing ship and skinny people, which is a bold artistic choice for a sunny…
• National Hospital for Neurology — London Borough of Camden, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records National Hospital for Neurology as a listed building at Grade II. The…
• National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth — Ceredigion, Wales Library Explorer Tom The National Library of Wales stands above Aberystwyth with Cardigan Bay beyond, but its finest view is inside…
• National Portrait Gallery — City of Westminster, England Listed building Explorer Tom The National Portrait Gallery is full of people who cannot interrupt you, which is the perfect arrangement for a…
• National Shell Filling Factory Memorial — Broxtowe, England Memorial National Shell Filling Factory Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Broxtowe. The saved point is the…
• Native Woodland Trust: Girley Bog Reserve — County Meath, Ireland Wood Explorer Tom Girley Bog Reserve is a place where the interesting work is often happening at your feet. In County Meath, wet ground…
• Neath Abbey Copperworks, Mines Royal Copperworks — Neath Port Talbot, Wales Copper Works The National Monuments Record of Wales records Neath Abbey Copperworks; Mines Royal Copperworks as Copper Works from…
• Ned Hall Park, Clonmel Óg — County Tipperary, Ireland GAA ground Ned Hall Park, Clonmel Óg is listed for Clonmel Óg in County Tipperary. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to…
• Neish Island — Perth and Kinross, Scotland Wood Neish Island is shown as a wood on the public map of Perth and Kinross. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• Neist Point Lighthouse — Highland, Scotland Lighthouse Explorer Tom Neist Point Lighthouse stands at the western edge of Skye, where the land makes one last determined reach into the sea.…
• Nelson Mandela — City of Westminster, England Memorial Nelson Mandela is shown as a memorial on the public map of City of Westminster. The saved point is the map point or the…
• Nelson's Column — City of Westminster, England Monument Explorer Tom Nelson's Column stands in Trafalgar Square with a sea hero on top and four enormous lions keeping watch below. The…
• Nenagh Church — County Tipperary, Ireland Visitor attraction Explorer Tom Nenagh Church in County Tipperary is definitely rearranging its pews when the priest isn't looking to create better…
• Nesbitt Arms — County Donegal, Ireland Hotel Explorer Tom Nesbitt Arms has a name that sounds historical and dusty, as if it ended up in the wrong place during a time warp from…
• Ness of Burgi Fort — Shetland Islands, Scotland Fort Explorer Tom At Ness of Burgi, the south Shetland rocks narrow into a causeway and an Iron Age blockhouse appears to have stationed…
• Nether Largie Mid — Argyll and Bute, Scotland Cairn (bronze Age) Explorer Tom Nether Largie Mid in Argyll and Bute is a Bronze Age cairn that's sitting there looking very important and slightly…
• Netley Abbey — Eastleigh, England Visitor attraction Explorer Tom Netley Abbey has a splendid trick: it looks as though a band of monks have just stepped out for lunch and forgotten to…
• Netley Castle — Eastleigh, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Netley Castle as a listed building at Grade II*. The saved point comes…
• New Brighton (Perch Rock) Lighthouse — Wirral, England Lighthouse 1827 Built Conical Lighthouse, Utilising An Interlocking Dove-Tail Masonry Design, Coated With Volcanic Resin…
• New Luce, Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (20th Century) Explorer Tom New Luce Cemetery is recorded as twentieth-century, and my fictional guide has at last found a useful task: making sure…
• New Place — Stratford-on-Avon, England Archaeological place Explorer Tom At Shakespeare's New Place, the most famous house has vanished, which gives Tom far too much room to invent a secret…
• New Quay Head — Ceredigion, Wales Headland Explorer Tom New Quay Head sticks out into Cardigan Bay just beyond the busy harbour, a fine place to let the town noise fade and…
• New Row — Bradford, England Listed building Explorer Tom New Row on Daisy Hill Lane is a row of houses that are trying to look new but are actually quite old. Grade II listed…
• New Slains Castle — Aberdeenshire, Scotland Castle Explorer Tom New Slains Castle has caught my eye in Aberdeenshire. I bet a castle with a name like that could keep me talking all…
• New Zealand War Memorial — City of Westminster, England Memorial cross shaped metal girders.
• Newark Town Hall Museum and Art Gallery — Newark and Sherwood, England Museum Newark Town Hall Museum and Art Gallery is shown as a museum on the public map of Newark and Sherwood. The saved point…
• Newborough Mausoleum — Gwynedd, Wales Mausoleum The National Monuments Record of Wales records Newborough Mausoleum as Mausoleum from the Post Medieval period. The…
• Newcastle GAA — County Wicklow, Ireland GAA ground Newcastle GAA is listed for Newcastle GAA in County Wicklow. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Newcastle West GAA pitch — County Limerick, Ireland GAA ground Newcastle West GAA pitch is listed for Newcastle West in County Limerick.
• Newdigate Brickworks — Mole Valley, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom Newdigate Brickworks has swapped the clatter of brickmaking for birdsong, though its old clay pits remain in plain…
• Newlyn old harbour pier, Harbour walls to south and three slipways — Cornwall, England Listed building The National Heritage List for England records Newlyn old harbour pier, harbour walls to south and three slipways as a…
• Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory — Birmingham, England Museum Explorer Tom Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory has caught my eye in Birmingham. I bet a museum with a name like that could…
• Newmarket GAA pitch — County Cork, Ireland GAA ground Newmarket GAA pitch is listed for Newmarket in County Cork. Temporary stock picture; exact ground photo to follow.
• Newmarket on Fergus GAA pitch — County Clare, Ireland GAA ground Newmarket on Fergus GAA pitch is listed for Newmarket on Fergus in County Clare. Temporary stock picture; exact ground…
• Newport Castle, Pembrokeshire — Pembrokeshire, Wales Castle The National Monuments Record of Wales records Newport Castle, Pembrokeshire as Castle from the Medieval period. The…
• Newstead Abbey — Gedling, England Registered park or garden The National Heritage List for England records Newstead Abbey as a registered park or garden at Grade II*. The saved…
• Newton St Loe Castle — Bath and North East Somerset, England Castle Explorer Tom Newton St Loe Castle has caught my eye in Bath and North East Somerset. I bet a castle with a name like that could keep…
• Newton Stewart Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (19th Century) Explorer Tom Newton Stewart Cemetery has a nineteenth-century entry in Penninghame, distinct from Machermore Cemetery’s…
• Newton Stewart, Machermore Cemetery — Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland Cemetery (20th Century) Explorer Tom Machermore Cemetery at Newton Stewart has a twentieth-century record in Minnigaff, and my fictional cartographer needs…
• Newtown GAA — County Wicklow, Ireland GAA ground Newtown GAA is listed for Newtown GAA in County Wicklow.
• Newtown/Ballydurn GAA pitch — County Waterford, Ireland GAA ground Newtown/Ballydurn GAA pitch is listed for Newtown/Ballydurn in County Waterford. Temporary stock picture; exact ground…
• Newtownbutler GAA Grounds, First Fermanagh's GAA, Newtownbutler — County Fermanagh, Ireland GAA ground Newtownbutler GAA Grounds, First Fermanagh's GAA, Newtownbutler is listed for First Fermanagh's GAA, Newtownbutler in…
• Next Ness — Westmorland and Furness, England Nature reserve Explorer Tom Next Ness sounds like the sequel to a monster story, but the creature you are likeliest to meet is a kingfisher…
• Nicky Rackard Park, St. Anne's GAA, Rathnure — County Wexford, Ireland GAA ground Nicky Rackard Park, St. Anne's GAA, Rathnure is listed for St. Anne's GAA, Rathnure in County Wexford.
• Nightingale Hall — Braintree, England Listed building Explorer Tom Nightingale Hall on Greenstead Green is probably named after the bird, not the person. Grade II listed means it's…
• Nine Maidens Stone Row — Cornwall, England Heritage attraction Nine Maidens Stone Row is shown as a heritage attraction on the public map of Cornwall. The saved point is the map…
• Nine Wells — South Cambridgeshire, England Wood Nine Wells is shown as a wood on the public map of South Cambridgeshire. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
• Ninian Palace Cinema, Cardiff — Cardiff, Wales Cinema The National Monuments Record of Wales records Ninian Palace Cinema, Cardiff as Cinema from the 20th Century period.…
• Nocton Park Priory on Abbey Hill, 750m north east of Nocton Wood Houses — North Kesteven, England Scheduled monument The National Heritage List for England records Nocton Park Priory on Abbey Hill, 750m north east of Nocton Wood Houses…
• Nook Bay — County Wexford, Ireland Bay Explorer Tom Nook Bay is so shallow you could walk across without getting wet, which is annoying. There’s a ghost there who’s too…

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