Why this matters
The Slieve Bloom Mountains reach a maximum height of approximately 563 meters at Loughcrew Mountain and are part of an ancient geological formation dating back to the Carboniferous period. They form a significant natural landmark in Ireland's midlands and are known for their archaeological sites, including prehistoric tombs and forts.
What is recorded here
This page uses the checked exact public identity for Slieve Bloom Mountains. For a large lake, park or mountain range, the map point marks the named place as a whole.
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