| Place | What is it | Description |
| Agrimhill | townland | This townland contains one village, a Trig. Point, a lane and is all arable. The road leading from Portumna to Eyrecourt forms its E. boundary. |
| Attigara [Attygara changed to Attigara] | townland | This townland contains some fir plantation, a few farm houses and some ditches thickly planted, the whole is arable. |
| Ballyhanry | townland | There are two Danish Forts, a portion of furze, a spring well and ruin in this townland; it is all arable. |
| Ballymartin | townland | This townland contains a farm house beside which are two houses in ruins, 2 spring wells, a lime kiln and gravel pit, the entire is arable. |
| Ballynew | townland | This townland is all arable and contains a large village with several ruins, a lime kiln and a few farm houses and pool to the W. |
| Ballysruille [Ballysruille changed to Ballysrule] | townland | This townland is all arable and contains some farm houses, a grave yard, a few lime kilns and two small portions of furze. |
| Booly [Booly changed to Boley] | townland | This townland is intersected with ditches thickly planted. It contains the ruins of a convent with about 8 acres of rocks and shrubs to the W. side. There is also a spring well. |
| Caher | townland | This townland is all arable, it contains a large village and three loughs and a Trig. Pt. |
| Capira | townland | A considerable part of this townland is bog. It contains a village and lime stone quarry and one lime kiln and is intersected by a number of lanes. The road leading from Eyre Court to Loughrea forms its W. boundary. |
| Claggernagh | townland | This townland contains a gravel pit, a spring well, two pools and is divided by several ditches. It is all arable. |
| Claggernagh | townland | This townland contains several numbers of farm houses, a considerable number of spring wells, some ruins and a great many pools. It is all arable. |
| Cloghatanna | townland | Townland about the one half of which is covered with rocks. There is also a lough and a small village. |
| Cooldorragha | townland | This townland contains three small villages, a Danish fort, a few ruins, four lime kilns, a gravel pit and is intersected with patches of shrubbery. The road leading from Eyre Court to Portumna bounds it on the S. and on the E. by the road leading from Eyre Court to Loughrea; it is all arable. |
| Coolnageeragh | townland | A townland containing a considerable number of farm houses, lanes, spring wells, one lime kiln and the road leading from Portumna to Eyre Court forms its East boundary. It is all arable. |
| Coolnapowry [ Coolnapowry changed to Coolpowra] | townland | A townland which contains a village, a portion of bog to the North, several ruins and lime kilns, a few spring wells, anumber of lanes and the road leading from Portumna to Eyre Court passes through it. |
| Creggeen | townland | This T. land contains 2 small villages, a number of ruins, two lime kilns, a lough and the mearing runs through two others and a pool. It is all arable. |
| Curraghmore | townland | A townland containing many farm houses and divided by a number of ditches which are thickly planted, two spring wells, a few lime kilns. The whole of this townland is arable. |
| Deerpark | townland | This T. land is all covered with rocks and shrubbery and is bounded on the W. by the road leading from Portumna to Loughrea. |
| Demesne of Portumna | townland | This townland contains some large portions of wood intersected with walks . It also contains a Trigl. Station, an Abbey, the seat of the Marquis of Clonricarde, with gardens, pleasure ground and offices. This T.l. is all arable. |
| Drumscar | townland | This townland contains one large village, two spring wells, a few streams and is all arable. It is bounded on the E. by the road leading from Portumna to Eyrecourt and on the N. by the road leading from Eyrecourt to Loughrea. |
| Fairyhill | townland | This townland is all arable and contains a portion of wood with a Gentleman’s seat, offices and lawns, which are situated in the E. part of T. land and to the West is another Gentleman’s seat with planting. It also contains two ruins, a limestone quarry and gravel pit. |
| Glebe part of Demesne | church | A townland which contains a grave yard, the ruins of an Abbey and a small house, it is arable. |
| Glebe part of Portumna | glebe | This townland contains a Glebe House a pool and garden, a small portion of planting, the rest arable. |
| Gortanummera | townland | A townland containing some farm houses, two gravel pits, two small portions of furze, a few spring wells, two lime kilns and is bounded on the S. by the road leading from Portumna to Loughrea and partly on the E. by the road from Portumna to Eyrecourt. It is all arable. |
| Gorteenphadder | townland | A townland all of which is arable containing Trigl. Station, some farm houses, pools, spring wells, and lime kilns. |
| Gortfahy | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman’s Seat called Gurthaha House, some fir plantations, a spring well, some farm houses, part of a canal and several ruins and lanes. It is all arable. |
| Gortlusky | townland | This townland contains a few farm houses, two small portions of furze, two spring wells, a gravel pit, two lime kilns. It is all arable and pasture, the road from Loughrea to Portumna forms its south boundary. |
| Gortnacloghy | townland | A townland containing a Gentleman’s seat, an avenue or walk, a garden, an orchard with a lawn and some ditches thickly planted. It is all arable. |
| Gortnacooheen | townland | This townland is all arable. It is bounded on the South for about 20 chains by the road leading from Eyrecourt to Portumna and on the W. for about 17 chains by the same road. It contains several farm houses in the above road which passes through it and two spring wells, a gravel pit, a limestone quarry, a lime stone kiln, two small portions of furze and at the South corner of T.land there is a R. Catholic Chapel. |
| Gowil | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman’s seat, namely Oakly Park, a great portion of it is planted with trees, it also contains a few detached houses and a portion of bog. |
| Graigueakilleen | townland | A townland which contains a considerable number of farm houses, two loughs, a pool, ruins, some spring wells, lime stone quarry and it is all arable. |
| Graigwagowan [Graigagown changed to Graigwagowan] | townland | A townland, all arable containing one village, a few farm houses to the South, small portions of bog, three spring wells, a small portion of furze, six ruins and a number of lanes. |
| Lecarrow | townland | This townland is all arable and pasture, it contains a few farm houses, a Danish fort, some small portions of shrubbery, a few ruins, three spring wells, and the road leading from Eyrecourt to Portumna passes through it. |
| Lickmolassy | church | Contains the ruins of a church, a grave yard, two houses, one of which is in ruins. This townland is arable. |
| Lickmolassy | parish | The whole of this parish is arable except a few small portions of bog. It contains the town of Portumna, 5 Demesnes viz. Fairy Hill, Well Mount, Palmerstown House, Laurel View and the Demesne of Portumna, which contains about 1400 acres. It has 3 Glebes and near the town of Portumna are the ancient ruins of a Castle and Abbey. It is intersected by several roads, the principal one leads from Portumna to Eyrecourt and Loughrea. It contains some considerable portion of wood at the S. extremity. |
| Lickmolassy | townland | A Townland containing several farm houses, a portion of a lough, 4 ruins, a smithy and a Trig. Station. It is all arable. |
| Ordnance Ground | barracks | Contains the Barracks. |
| Oultort | townland | A townland much intersected with ditches, it contains a considerable number of farm houses, several geavel pits, spring wells and pools, it also contains three small portions of bog. |
| Pallas | townland | A townland about one half of which is bog. It contains some farm houses and five lime kilns, an orchard and a Danish fort. |
| Portumna | townland | This T.land is all arable and is bounded on the South by the road leading from Portumna to Loughrea. It contains a Roman Catholic chapel and several farm houses. It also contains the Town of Portumna, a Glebe and in the West corner of townland there is a pound. |
| Queensacres | townland | This townland is very small. It contains five houses, one spring well and a ruin and is all arable. |
| Sawnagh | townland | This townland is all arable. It contains a village, three spring wells, a gravel pit, a lime kiln and ruins. |
| Shanvally | townland | This townland contains several houses, 2 lime kilns and a gravel pit, three spring wells, a few ponds. It is all arable. |
| Sheeaunrush | townland | A townland which contains one small village, a few farm houses, a Trig. Station, a spring well, three lime kilns, a small portion of bog to the N. The remainder is pasture and arable. It is bounded on the South by the road from Eyrecourt to Loughrea. |
| Stoney Island | townland | There are two loughs in this townland and about 1/3 of which is bog and situated on the W. side, the arable part is very much divided by ditches and streams. Also a number of farm houses and lime kilns and two Trig. Pts. Named Stoney Island 1 and 2. |
| Thornfield | townland | This townland is all arable, it contains a number of spring wells, some gravel pits, a small lake, several farm houses, is bounded on the North by the road leading from Eyrecourt to Portumna and on the East by the road from Portumna to Loughrea. |