| Place | What is it | Description |
| | village | This village consists of a few scattered houses none worthy of remark. |
| Alloon Bridge | bridge | It has two arches and is in good repair. |
| Alloon Fort | fort | It is circular in form and about 2 chains in diameter. |
| Alloon Lower | townland | It belongs to Lord Clancarty held by deed for ever. It is all under a good state of cultivation, although the land is of a bad marly quality, the houses and roads are in very good repair. The inhabitants live comfortably. It contains a.r.p. The County Cess is £7. 2. 5½ for the summer half year of 1837 including Alloon Upper. |
| Alloon Upper | townland | This townland is the property of Lord Clancarty who holds it under a deed for ever. It is flat and dry of middling good quality. Houses and roads are in good repair. It is situated about 6 miles S. West of Ahascragh. It contains a.r.p. Amount of County Cess is £1. 1s. 5½d. |
| Alloon Upper village | village | It consists of a few houses and gardens which are in good repair. |
| Alloonbaun | townland | It is held by Lord Clancarty by deed for ever. It is all under a good state of cultivation although of a bad quality. The road bounding its western side is in good repair. The houses also are in good repair. The inhabitants live comfortably. It contains a.r.p. The County Cess is £12. 9. 8. |
| Annagh | townland | It belongs to Usher Esq., held by deed for ever. The North and South parts are wet, the centre dry, of a good quality. The country is flat. The houses and roads are in good repair. It contains a.r.p. The County Cess is £21. 19. 8½ for the summer half year of 1837. |
| Annagh Bridge | bridge | This bridge has five arches and is in middling repair. |
| Annagh Village | village | It consists of few houses which are in good repair. |
| Ashfield | townland | This townland is the property of - Blake, Esq., who holds it under a deed for ever. It is a flat country about 25 acres of it bog, the rest arable and of a good quality. The houses are in middling repair. Roads in good repair is situated about 1 mile S. West of castle. County Cess included with Annaghbaun (Blakeny). |
| Attyregan | townland | It is the property of - Browne, Esq., by deed for ever. It is flat and dry of middling good quality. The houses and roads are in good repair. The County cess for the summer half year of 1837 is £5. 12. 11½ . It contains a.r.p. |
| Avenue Park | park | It contains about 14 acres of land and belongs to the Demesne. |
| Ballinlough | townland | Is the property of John Blakeny held by deed for ever. It contains a.r.p. all of which is flat and wet and of bad quality – houses and roads are in bad repair. County Cess included with Alloonbaun. |
| Ballinlough Village | village | It is composed of small numbers of houses in middling good repair and is called Ballanlough by the inhabitants. |
| Ballygrany | townland | This townland is the property of Lord Clancarty who holds it under a deed for ever. It contains 151a. 0r. 8p., about 30 acres of which is bog, the remainder arable of middling good quality. It contains 1 village same name as townland. It pays £9. 16. 9. County Cess. |
| Ballymacward | parish | This parish contains a.r.p. about 1/6 of it is bog. The principal proprietors are Lord Ashtown, Anthony Donellan Fran. Davies, Jams. P.Comyne, Bernard Browne, John Browne, James Daly, John Usher, Wm.Trench, and Saml. Barrett Esqrs. |
| Ballymacward | townland | This townland is held by Lord Clancarty by deed for ever. The land is flat and dry of good quality all under cultivation. The houses and roads are in good repair. It contains a.r.p. The County Cess is £6. 3. 5. |
| Ballymacward (village) | village | It consists of a few scattered houses, all of which are in good repair (one of these is a Public House). |
| Ballymacward Bridge | bridge | It has three arches and is in good repair. |
| Ballyvoneen | townland | This townland is the property of Lord Clancarty by deed for ever. The land is flat and wet of middling quality. The houses are in bad repair. It contains a.r.p. The county Cess is £9. 16. 9. including Ballygreany. |
| Baunoges | townland | This townland is the property of John H. Blakeny, Esq. who holds it under a deed for ever. It is flat and dry of middling quality. It is situated in the North of this parish. Houses in bad repair. It contains a.r.p. Amount of County Cess is £4. 13s. |
| Brynes Fort | fort | It is of a circular form and about 150 links in diameter. |
| Bull Park | park | It contains about 12 acres of land and belongs to the Demesne. |
| Caltraghard | trigonometrical station | This station is 286 feet above low water mark. |
| Capalusk Village | village | It consists of a few scattered houses and gardens. |
| Cappalusk Trig. | trigonometrical station | This Trig. Station stands 403 feet above low water mark. |
| Carana House | house | It is the residence of John Fitzsimon, Esq., and is in good repair. |
| Carrana Lower | townland | This townland is held by Lord Clancarty by deed for ever. It is a flat, dry country the land of middling quality. The houses in middling repair. It contains a.r.p. The County Cess is included with Carrana Upper. |