| Place | What is it | Description |
| Abbeygormacan | townland | This townland contains a few houses, a grave yard, the ruins of an Abbey and a Danish fort. All arable – also a Trig. Pt. on the mearing between this townland and Knockawn. |
| Abbeygormican, Parish of | parish | This Parish contains several portions of bog which comprise about 1/15 of the entire Parish, the rest is arable. The road leading from Loughrea to Kiltormer crosses the Northern part of it. It has one demesne with a gentleman’s seat called Brooklawn house. The whole parish is intersected by several lanes and bye roads and contains the following antiquities viz. two holy wells and a cross situate in the N.W. extremity of the Parish and a stone cross situate in the townland of Corballymore and a holy well in the t.land of Drimtubber, the ancient ruins of an Abbey in the townland of Abbeygormican, three demesnes, several Danish forts, two A.C. chapels and ruins of another and a police station. |
| Addergoole | townland | This townland contains a large portion of bog, one Trig. Station, a portion of furze, two Dh. forts, a few houses. The road from Killimer to Kiltormer passes through its East. |
| Ballyfintan | townland | This townland contains several farm houses, a malt house, four lime kilns – three lime stone quarries, two Danish Forts, a gravel pit and four small loughs, about five acres of this townland is bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Ballyhogan | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, four lime stone quarries, a lime kiln and gravel pit, also a Trigl. Pt.. This townland is all arable. |
| Ballynamurdoon | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, two lime stone quarries and a small portion of fir planting, remainder arable and pasture – also a Gentleman’s seat called Brooklawn House. |
| Ballyvaheen | townland | This townland contains a small portion of bog on the N., six spring wells, a few lime kilns, a number of houses and is bounded on the S. by a bye road. The remainder is arable and pasture. |
| Booleyroe [o crossed out – Boleyroe] | townland | This townland contains a small portion of bog on its N. side and Danish Fort; a number of houses and the road from Loughrea to Kilimer forms part of its S. boundary, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Cappanaghtan | townland | This townland contains several L. Kilns, ruins and spring wells. A portion of bog on the South, several farm houses and Danish Fort and some bye roads, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Carra | townland | This townland belongs to the parish of Killoran and will be described in the book of that parish. |
| Carrowntober | townland | This townland contains a few houses, some in ruin, a Lime Stone Quarry, two spring wells, two Holy Wells named Tubber Brenal at which stations are performed. Sundays and Fridays are the days appointed for performing them, persons come a considerable distance to attend. There is also a cross near the wells on West of them and a heap of stones on the East. This townland all arable. |
| Carrowshanbally | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, two lime kilns and a small lough, all arable and pasture. |
| Castlenancy | townland | This townland contains a village named after the townland, a few farm houses, two Danish Forts and three gravel pits, a very small portion of bog, the remainder is arable and pasture. |
| Castletown | townland | This townland contains one old graveyard and Danish Fort, one lime stone quarry, all arable. Bounded on the W. by the road from Tynagh to Loughrea. |
| Coolagh | townland | This townland contains three Danish Forts, one L. Kiln, a number of farm houses and the road from Loughrea to Killimor passes through it, all arable and pasture. |
| Cooracurkia | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, a lime stone quarry, two Danish Forts, the one situate on the East side of townland having a cave in it, about one fifth is bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Corbally Hogan | townland | This townland contains a portion of bog, one stone cross, one Trigl. Station, two houses, the road from Loughrea to Ballinasloe passes through it, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Corballybeg | townland | This townland contains one spring well, one sun dial, a few houses and there are some bye roads passing through it; all arable and pasture. |
| Corballymore | townland | A townland containing a Trigl. Station, several houses, a small potion of bog and planting, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Cormick | townland | This townland contains one Danish Fort, two L. Kilns, four spring wells, one pool, several houses some of which are in ruin, all arable. |
| Drum Hogan | townland | This townland contains one L. Kiln, one Trigl. Station, one spring well, several houses some of which are in ruin, all arable. |
| Drumatober | townland | This contains the site of an old castle on which there is a Trigl. Station, two Danish Forts, one old grave yard, a number of L. Kilns, spring wells, houses some of which are in ruins, a small river and the road from Loughrea to Killimor passes through it, all arable and pasture. |
| Drum-Eyre | townland | This townland contains a portion of bog, two Danish Forts, a small portion of furze, one pond, two Lime Kilns, a bye road having several houses near it, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Eskerboy | townland | This townland contains a large portion of bog, four Danish Forts, a number of farm houses, Lime Kilns and spring wells, having the road from Killimor to Ballinasloe passing through it, the remainder is arable and pasture. |
| Finnure | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, a Roman Catholic Chapel and Grave Yard, two Lime Kilns and two Danish Forts. This townland is all arable and pasture. There is also a village which takes the name of the townland and a Gentleman’s seat called Finnure House. |
| Foxhall | townland | This townland contains seven Danish Forts, two L. Kilns, a Lime Stone Quarry, one spring well, some farm houses, the road from Tynagh to Loughrea passes through it, all arable and pasture. |
| Garryboghala | townland | |
| Gortalough | townland | This townland contains two Danish Forts, one house, all arable and pasture. |
| Gortdrishagh | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, a gravel pit and about one acre of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Gortmore | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, two lime kilns, a lime stone quarry and a large portion of bog. |
| Gortnappagh | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, two lime kilns, a Danish Fort and a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Gortymadden | townland | This townland contains one Public House, two Trigl. Stations, a small portion of bog, three spring wells, one D. Fort, three L. Kilns, and a gravel pit, several farm houses, some ruins The road from Tynagh to Loughrea passes through it. The remainder arable and pasture. |
| Kilbeg | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, several lime kilns, a gravel pit, three Danish Forts, a Trigl. Pt. and a large portion of bog. |
| Kilbride | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman’s seat named Kilbride House, a few farm houses, two Danish Forts, a Smithy and about eight acres of bog, the remainder arable and pasture, a portion of this townland in the northern side is inundated-… |
| Kilnamullaun | townland | This townland contains one spring well, one farm house, the road from Loughrea to Killimor bounds it on the N., all arable. |
| Knockaun | townland | This townland contains two D. Forts, two lime kilns, one spring well, a number of farm houses. There is a bye road passing through it which forms part of its S. boundary, all arable. |
| Liscoyle | townland | This townland contains one corn mill, a small portion of bog, one Police Station. Three Dh. Forts, three L. Kilns, one R.C. Chapel in ruin, one Trigl. Station, two spring wells, some ruins, several farm houses, the road from Tynagh to Loughrea passes through it, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Lisheennahevnia | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, an old lime stone quarry, a lime kiln and Danish Fort, a small portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Lismakeige | townland | This townland contains one D. Fort, three spring wells, one L. Kiln, a portion of bog, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Lissalumma | townland | This townland contains a village named Lissalumma, a few farm houses, a lime kiln and a lough called Peters Lough. There is a small portion of bog in this townland, the remainder arable. |
| Little Foxhall | townland | This townland contains a portion of bog, one Dh. Fort, one Trigl Station, three spring wells, three L. Kilns, a number of farm houses, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Lurganbeg | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses and a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |
| Lurganmore | townland | This townland contains a number of farm houses, two lime kilns, four Danish Forts and about one half bog, the remainder arable. |
| Lurganshanny | townland | This townland contains a portion of bog on the N., two Lime Kilns, a number of houses, a bye road passing through it, the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Mullabeg | townland | A townland containing one spring well, several houses, all arable and pasture. |
| Mullamore | townland | This townland contains a small portion of bog, one Roman Catholic Church, one Trigl. Station, one Danish Fort, several houses and the remainder arable and pasture. |
| Shangarry | townland | This townland contains several farm houses, four Lime kilns, a lime stone quarry and gravel pit, four Danish Forts and a large portion of bog, the remainder arable. |