What is recorded here
Slemish, located in County Antrim, rises to approximately 528 metres and is part of the Sperrin Mountains, composed mainly of basalt and formed during the Paleogene volcanic period. It holds cultural significance as a possible location associated with early Christian pilgrimage and local folklore.
Places near here
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