| Place | What is it | Description |
| Ahanduffbeg | townland | There is a small portion of bog and planting in the townland, a few houses and lime kilns. |
| Ahanduffmore | townland | This townland contains about 8 acres of Fir plantation and 16 acres of bog, the remainder arable a few houses and two Danish forts. |
| Ardane | townland | There is a large portion of fir planting in this townland, the remainder arable. There is also part of a lake in this townland. |
| Aughany | townland | The townland contains a few houses and a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Ballycahill | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, a corn mill and Danish Fort, also a small portion of Fir planting near the Mill and a small portion of bog on its S. East side – the remainder arable. |
| Ballynaheskeragh | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, several lime kilns, a Trigl. A large portion of fir planting in belts, and a small portion of bog. The road from Killimor to Portumna runs through the townland. |
| Caher | townland | A townland containing one house, a fir plantation on its West side and several trees in hedge rows – all arable. |
| Clarary | townland | A townland containing a few houses, 2 lime kilns, stone quarries and a small portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Clooncona | townland | A townland containing a village of the same name, Several houses and three Lime Kilns, a lime stone quarry, three nurseries, a Danish Fort in which children are interred called Lisheendhu Fort. This townland is arable with the exception of about 20 acres of bog. |
| Cloonconabeg | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, a Lime Kiln and the ruins of a Malt Kiln – all arable. The south and West extremity of this townland are inundated. |
| Cloonoolish | townland | A townland containing several farm houses and lime kilns, a Trigl. and some planting in hedge rows – a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Conor's Park | townland | This townland is all arable containing a Danish Fort and shrubbery. |
| Coolbaun | townland | This townland contains one house, two ruins, a lime kiln and Trigl. A small portion of fir planting – a heap of stones and sand pit – all arable. The southern extremity of this townland is inundated. |
| Coolbawn West | townland | A townland containing a few farm houses and lime kiln, a Danish Fort and sand pit and a small portion of planting in its N. East angle – all arable. |
| Corry | townland | A townland containing a few houses, some planting in hedge rows – all arable. |
| Derradda | townland | A townland containing a number of farm houses and lime kilns – two sand pits, a grave yard for children and a portion of bog. |
| Derradda South | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses and a portion of bog, the remainder arable, a part of Loughnanean is in the townland. |
| Derrew | townland | This townland contains a village of the same name and a few farm houses, a small portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Derrysiskal | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, 3 lime kilns, some trees in hedge rows and a Trigl., a small portion of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Garryad and Garryduff | townland | This townland contains part of the town of Killimor, several farm houses and a lime kiln, a Roman Catholic Chapel, a smithy, several sand pits, two Danish Forts and some planting in hedge rows – a very small portion of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Garrynasillagh | townland | This townland contains part of the town of Killimor, a few detached houses and ruins. Three lime kilns and a sand pit, a Danish Fort and Lough – all arable intersected? with ditches and trees in hedge rows. |
| Hearnesbrook | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman’s Seat of the same name, some detached portions of planting, 2 sand pits and part of a lake – all arable. |
| Heathlawn | townland | A townland containing a number of farm houses and lime kilns and turret, a Gentleman’s Seat called Heathlawn House - a nursery – a large portion of fir planting and bog. There is a Trigl in this townland. |
| Inisdeligny | townland | A townland containing a number of farm houses, several lime kilns, a grave yard for children, a Danish Fort and Trigl. A large portion of bog the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Kilcrow | townland | A townland containing a few farm houses, 2 lime kilns and a Trigl. on its western boundary. This townland intersected with ditches and trees in hedge rows, about one sixth bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Killeen East | townland | A townland containing part of a village of the same name, a lime stone quarry, a few farm houses, a large Danish Fort called Lisgloss on which there is a Trigl. All arable. |
| Killeen West | townland | This townland contains part of the village of Killeen, all arable. The South and Western extremes of this townland are inundated. |
| Killiane | townland | A large portion of this townland is inundated by the Kuilecrow river. It contains a few farm houses, a lime kiln, shrubbery and large Danish Fort. A small portion of bog and marsh, the remainder arable. |
| Killimor Boleybeg [Killimer changed to Killimor] | townland | This townland contains part of the Town of Killimor a few detached houses, a Fair Green and pound – a church ruin and grave yard, a Holy Well and site of cross, some detached portions of fir planting, the remainder arable. |
| Killimor Bologue | parish | The parish consists of 46 townlands chiefly arable, inclusive of Hearnes Brook and Heathlawn demesnes. The town of Killimor being about the centre of the parish. The road from Eyrecourt to Loughrea passes through it from East to West. There is a small river intersecting the Parish, portions of which are named after the adjoining townlands respectively. It is a vicarage in the Diocese of Clonfert forming part of the union of Dononaughta. There are 4 fairs in the year, held on the 1st of January, 25th of March, 29th of June and the 29th September. A market on every Wednesday throughout the year. There are two schools in the town for about 140 scholars. A detachment of police is stationed in the town. Pupils in both schools are all Roman Catholics. |
| Kilmore | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses and lime kilns, two Danish Forts, a Trigl . and a portion of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Kilnamullaun | townland | This townland contains several farm houses, lime kilns and lime stone quarries, two Danish Forts and a Trigl. All arable. |
| Laughil | townland | A townland containing a small village of the same name, a Danish fort, with the exception of about 1 acre of bog this townland is all arable, intersected with by-roads and ditches, thickly planted in hedge rows. |
| Lisaniska South | townland | A townland containing several farm houses and lime kilns, a Danish fort in which children are interred – a very small portion of planting, a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. The road from Killimor to Eyrecourt forms the Southern boundary. |
| Lismihee | townland | A townland containing a number of farm houses, a lime kiln and Danish fort, with the exception of a small portion of Furze this townland is arable. |
| Lissaniska | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, several lime kilns, 4 Danish forts and a Trigl. A large portion of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Magheramore | townland | A townland containing a few detached houses, several lime kilns and ruins, a corn mill and Trigl. This road from Killimor to Ballinasloe passes through this townland – on the North side there is a large portion of marsh and on the East a very small portion of bog – the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Moat | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses and a Moat – the road from Loughrea to Portumna passes through it – all arable. There is a portion of the North and Western parts of this townland inundated. |
| Moneenaveena | townland | A townland containing a few farm houses and lime kilns, a sand pit, a large portion of bog. The road from Loughrea to Killimor passes through this townland on the south side of which there is a large hill of fir plantation. |
| Nail or Inga | townland | The townland contains a few farm houses and lime kilns, a grave yard for children. The greater part of this townland is arable, the remainder bog and marsh. |
| Oxgrove | townland | A townland containing a few farm houses and a ruin – a large portion is inundated and marsh – the remainder arable intersected with ditches planted in hedgerows. |
| Pollnahincha | townland | A townland containing a number of detached houses – the northern part is inundated – all arable. |
| Rathmore Ahanduff | townland | This townland contains two houses and one ruin. It is intersected with ditches and drains and about 6 acres of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Rathmore Demesne | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman’s Seat and offices called Rathmore several detached portions of planting, a Danish fort called Lisheenlea – the road from Loughrea to Killimor passes through it. All arable. |
| Rusheeny | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, 2 lime kilns and sand banks – a portion inundated and a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Whitegates | townland | This townland contains a couple of farm houses – all arable – the southern part is inundated. |