| Place | What is it | Description |
| Aghalateev | townland | There are five portions of bog in this townland situated in the N.W. corner, at the N. boundary and two portions in the eastern portion. A road passes through a portion of the E. portion of the townland after which it passes South keeping tangent to the E. boundary. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Ballyfinegan | townland | A road passes from South to N.E. through this townland. There is a Danish Fort near the N. boundary. There is nothing else remarkable. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Ballynahowna | townland | There is a portion of bog at the South boundary of this townland. There is nothing else worthy of remark. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Boggauns | townland | The principal part of this townland is bog situated round the boundaries. A road passes from S.W. to E. N.E. through it. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Boleythomas | townland | This townland presents no remarkable feature. The land is tillage and pasture except some portions of bog at the South boundary. |
| Camderry | townland | The principal part of this townland is bog, the greater portion of which is in the Western portion. A road passes through the South portion. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Cartron | townland | There are two Danish Forts and a gravel pit in the Western Portion and a third Fort in the Eastern portion of this townland. A road passes from Moat S.S.E. through the townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Coolroghaun | townland | There are two portions of bog situated at the East boundary of this townland. A road passes from N.W. to S.E. through it. There is an orchard in the N. portion and a Danish Fort within 2¼ chains of the East boundary. The remainder of townland is tillage and pasture. |
| Corlackan | townland | There is a portion of bog at the South boundary and four Danish Forts in the Eastern portion of the townland. A road passes through the N.E. portion after which it forms a portion of the East boundary. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Creggauns | townland | There is a small portion of bog in the N.W. portion of this townland. The road from Creggs to Roscommon passes through it. There is a Village called Ballagh na Calltania? in the S.E. portion. The remainder of the townland is tillage and pasture. |
| Creggs | townland | There is a portion of bog in the N.E. corner. Cregs town or village is in the S. E. portion. There are fairs held at Cregs. There is a junction of 3 roads at the N.W. end of Cregs village. There are 3 Danish Forts in the townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Cuilnacappy | townland | There are two portions of bog, one of which is near the N. boundary and the other at the S. boundary. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Curraghbog | townland | There is a portion of bog at the East boundary and a Danish Fort in the South portion. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Curraghrevagh | townland | There are two portions of bog situated at the N.W. and East boundaries of this townland. A road passes through the Eastern portion. At the S.E. boundary is a junction of roads at which place is a Roman Catholic Chapel. There is a Fort in the Northern portion. The remainder of this townland is tillage and pasture. |
| Derryhippoo | townland | About ½ of this townland is bog. There is a large gravel pit near the North boundary in the South end of which is Derryhippo Trigl. Station. There are two Danish Forts one in the W. and the other in the East portion of this townland. Derryhippo river forms the S.E. boundary. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Fairfield | townland | There is a portion of bog at the North boundary and a second portion in the S.W. corner. There is a portion of planting in the East portion and along the East boundary. Fairfield house is in the N. portion as also a Danish Fort. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Funshin | townland | There is a large portion of bog in the East portion and at the S. boundary, and a ? portion in the North portion of this townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Garraun North | townland | There is a portion of bog in the N.W. corner of this townland, a road passes N.E. and S.E. through it. There is a foundation of a Roman C. Chapel East side of the latter road. There are two Danish Forts, one in the N. and the other in the South of this townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Garraun South | townland | There is a Danish Fort nearly in the centre of this townland. Centre of road forms the East boundary and centre of stream the principal part of the remaining boundary. The road from Cregs to Dunammon forms the N. boundary close to which is a lime stone quarry. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Garraunmore | townland | There is a portion of Lough in the S.E. corner of this townland. There are three small portions of bog one of which is at the S. boundary, a second portion in the N.E. corner, and the third about six chains west of the latter. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Gorteenfadda | townland | There is a portion of bog and wood in the southern extremity of this townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Gortmorris | townland | There are two roads passes from the N. boundary in a S.W. and S. E. direction through this townland. There are tow small portions of bog near the N. boundary. Saint Michaels well is in the N. E. portion. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Gortnalavey | townland | 1/3 of this townland is bog, situated in the South corner of it there is a village called after the townland. The remainder of the land is tillage of pasture. |
| Kilbegnet | parish | Kilbegnet Vicarage, Impropriate Statistical Survey Kilbegnet Vicarage, (Beaufort’s Map)The parish is a Vicarage, episcipally united with the Parish of Athleague, in the Diocese of Elphin and Province of Tuam There is neither Church, Glebe or Glebe House in the Parish. The Church of the Union being in Athleague. Revd. Thomas Crawford, Vicar of Athleague, Kilbegnet. |
| Kilbegnet | townland | This townland consists of tillage and pasture. There is a junction of three roads in the Eastern portion convenient to which is Kilbegnet Grave Yard, there is a monument of which there is no detail in the present work situated on the N.E. side of one of the aforesaid roads which passes nearly through the centre of the townland. |
| Leaha | townland | About ½ of this townland ? situated in the western portion and two small portions at the East boundary. A road passes from W. N.W. to E. S.E. through the townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Leananmarla | townland | There is a portion of Lough in the South portion of this townland, and a portion of bog in the N.W. corner. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Leanarevagh | townland | This townland presents no remarkable feature. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Lisduff | townland | A bye road passes S. E. through this townland for about 24 chains and then turns N.E. for about 12 chains. Lisduff village is situated in the N. and South side of the bye road. There is a Danish Fort E. side of the bye road. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Lisduff Village | village | This village consists of about 22 houses. It is situated on the North and South side of a bye road which passes Eastward through the townland of Lissduff. There is nothing remarkable about it. |
| Loughaghgloss North | townland | There is a small portion of bog in the East and ? this townland. The remainder of this townland is tillage and pasture. |
| Loughaghgloss South | townland | This townland presents no remarkable feature. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Loughanargid | lake | This Lough contains nothing remarkable. It is apportioned to the townland of Clooncaa and Clooncunny Parish of Ballynakill, Carhoonagh Lough, Parish of Dunammon and Rossmoylan in this Parish. |
| Millford | townland | This is a small townland. It presents nothing remarkable. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Millpark | townland | This is a small townland situated at the West end of Millford townland. It presents no remarkable feature. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Moat | townland | There is a portion of bog and lough in the S.E. portion of this townland and a small portion of bog at the N.W. boundary. The road from Dunmore to Creggs passes from West to S.E. through the townland, and is joined N. side by a road and S. side by another road. There are four villages in this townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Moat East Village | village | This village consists of about 27 houses situated on the N. & S. side of the road from Dunmore to Creggs. It contains nothing remarkable. |
| Moat West Village | village | This village consists of 25 houses. Situated N. and South side of the road from Dunmore to Creggs. There is nothing worthy of remark about it. |
| Moneenroe | townland | This townland presents nothing worthy of remark. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Newtown Village | village | This village consists of 11 houses. It contains nothing remarkable. It is situated N. of the road from Dunmore to Creggs. |
| Oughtagh | townland | This townland presents no remarkable feature. The land is tillage and pasture. |
| Park | townland | This townland has a village called after it in the S.W. portion. There are two Danish Forts. The road from Ahascragh to Roscommon forms the S.E. boundary. The land is all tillage and pasture. |
| Pass if you Can village | village | This village consists of 8 houses. It is N. side of the road from Dunmore to Creggs. It contains nothing remarkable. |
| Rabbit Park | townland | There is nothing worthy of remark ? itself in this townland. The land is tillage and pasture. Centre of road forms the N. boundary and centre of stream the South boundary. |
| Rossmoylan | townland | Nearly ½ of this townland is bog, situated at the N. S. and West boundaries. There is a portion of planting nearly in the centre of the townland, about fifteen chains West of the East boundaries a large Danish Fort. There are two Loughs on the N. boundary, a portion of each belonging to this townland, the remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Shanvallyedeen | village | This village consists of 19 houses situated at the N.E. boundary of this parish joining the parish of Dunammon, one of the houses is in the latter parish. There is a spring, a pool of water and a swallow hole South of the Village. |
| Skehaghard | townland | There is a portion of Lough at the N. boundary of this townland, the S. edge of which is bounded by a Fir plantation which ?. There is also a portion of planting at the South boundary. There is a pond and Danish Fort. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Sunnaghmore | townland | There are three portions of bog situated in the S.W. corner at the South and North boundaries of this townland. A bye road passes from W. to the S.E. through it. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Tallavnamraher | townland | There is a portion of bog in the South portion of this townland and a junction of 3 roads nearly in the centre of the townland. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |
| Tonamaddy | townland | There is a portion of bog at the East boundary of this townland centre of road forms the S. boundary for about 10 chains after which it passes Eastward through the remainder of the townland. There is a village named after the townland N. and South of the road. The remainder of the land is tillage and pasture. |