| Place | What is it | Description |
| Ballymurry | village | A long narrow village resembling a street. |
| Bellayarha | townland | About 35 acres of bog in the N. and 25 in the E. There is about 1/2 of the whole good pasture and the remainder better tillage. There are 4 villages in this townland, 3 of which are named. Nothing remarkable in this townland. (1 Danish Fort and 2 townlands). There is a school supported by the pupils, 23 males and 7 females, all R. C. Proprietor Andrew Blakeney, Esq., Galway. Rent per acre 15s. 7d. County Cess 7s. 13/4d. |
| Bealayorra North | townland | About 2/5 of this townland is bog. 2/5 pasture of the very best description and about 1/5 choice tillage. There is a large spring in the S. W. extremity of which there are told many (scarcely credible) stories. There is another well in N. W. corner called St. Patrick's Well, presently dry in consequence of an uncharitable circumstance that took place convenient to it, but formerly the water of which possessed many spiritual and temporal maladies. There are 2 Danish Forts in this townland. The [Unable to read.] above alluded to it let at £1.5.0 per acre by A. Blake, Esq. Of Galway. County Cess 1s. 13/4d. |
| Bellayarha | townland | About 35 acres of bog in the N. and 25 in the E. There is about 1/2 of the whole good pasture and the remainder better tillage. There are 4 villages in this townland, 3 of which are named. Nothing remarkable in this townland. (1 Danish Fort and 2 townlands). There is a school supported by the pupils, 23 males and 7 females, all R. C. Proprietor Andrew Blakeney, Esq., Galway. Rent per acre 15s. 7d. County Cess 7s. 13/4d. |
| Bullaun | parish | About l/6 bog, the greater part of the remainder is pasture, most of which is of a very superior description, the remainder is choice tillage. In this parish there are 6 small villages, 1 Danish Fort, 2 graveyards, 1 cave. 2 remarkable walls, 2 schools, 5 quarries and a Roman Catholic Chapel. |
| Bullaun | townland | Mostly pasture of a good description with a few acres of choice tillage. There is a Danish Fort, a Roman C. chapel, a graveyard in this townland. The chapel is also used as a school House. No. of pupils 30 males and 20 females, all R.C.Proprietor, John Lobdell[Unable to read.], Esq., of Athenry. Rent per acre 20s. County Cess 1s. 13/4d. |
| Bullaun | village | A village in which there is a Chapel, two Public Houses and a graveyard. |
| Carrowmore | townland | About 1/3 bog with a few acres of choice tillage. The arable that lies West of the main road leading from Loughrea to Aughrim is pasture, by many supposed to be as good as is in the County. There are 3 D. Forts and 3 quarries in one of the former, there is a graveyard for the (born upbaptised) children and a cave of no considerable [Unable to read.].Proprietor Andrew Blake, Esq., Galway.Rent per acre £1.17.6 and 15. 7d. Co. Cess 1.13/4d. |
| Carrowmore | trigonometrical station | A hill, [Unable to read.], a Trigl. Station. |
| Gortcam | townland | About 1/3 tillage of a good description. The remainder is low pasture. There is a pretty large village in the northern extremity called Ballymurry. Nothing remarkable.Proprietor Mr. Prendergast.Rent per acre £1.1s.County Cess 1s. 11/2d. per acre per half year. |
| Hedgetown | village | A small village. |
| Knocknahoan | fort | A Danish Fort. |
| Lisheennabasty | fort | A Danish Fort, in which there is a graveyard for still born and unbaptized children and a small cave. |
| Lisheennafinoge | fort | A Danish Fort. |
| Newtown | hamlet | A Hamlet. |
| Pollnamweela | spring | A spring of which there are many - [Unable to read.] credible - stories told. |
| St. Patrick's Well | well | A well, the water of which - it's said - possessed the power of removing certain diseases, it is now dry, in consequence - it is supposed - of improper conduct that took place convenient to it. |
| Streamstown | hamlet | A Hamlet 21st April, 1838. |