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The Sperrin Mountains, located primarily in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, reach a maximum elevation of approximately 679 meters at Slieve League. Composed mainly of basalt and formed during the Paleogene period, they are part of the broader Central Lowland region with significant archaeological sites, including ancient forts and ring walls, reflecting their historical and cultural importance.
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