| Place | What is it | Description |
| Big Island | island | This Island contains a Marsh on the N. W. side and a [Unable to read.] on the S. W. |
| Callowbeg | townland | A townland the [Unable to read.] part of which is inundated. All arable. |
| Callowmore | townland | A townland containing two [Unable to read.] houses, a small portion of bog, the remainder arable - the Southern part of this townland is inundated by the Shannon. |
| Camus | townland | A townland containing several houses, a [Unable to read.] of lime kilns a brick kiln, a Danish Fort and a large portion of bog. |
| Carrownafinnoge | townland | A townland containing a R. C. Chapel and school, several farm houses, the road from Galway to Eyrecourt passes through this townland near its western boundary. |
| Derry | townland | A townland containing a Trigl., the ruins of a Brewery - a corn mill, Police Station, Holy Well, several Forts, a number of farm houses, Lime Kiln, and a portion of bog. |
| Fearmore | townland | A townland containing a few farm houses, all arable. |
| Friars Island | townland and island | It contains a small shrubbery in its N. West angle and drain it all. Belongs to a Mr. Garvan, Eyrecourt. |
| Friarsland | townland | A townland containing the ruins of an Abbey in which there is a monument dated A.D. 1815 also a Friars House - Convent Chapel and grave yard with a few dwelling houses. All the townland is arable. |
| Glennavaddoge | townland | A townland all arable containing a Trigl. and several houses. |
| Keeloge | townland | A townland all arable containing a Trigl., Corn Mill and several houses, a portion of this townland on the South East side inundated by the River Shannon. |
| Kilhonerush | townland | A townland containing several farm houses a large portion of the Southern part of this is inundated by the Shannon - all arable. |
| Kilmachugh | townland | A townland containing a number of farm houses. This townland is all arable. |
| Lismafadda | townland | This townland contains a Danish Fort - two Fir plantations, a gravel pit, and a few farm houses. The entire is arable. |
| Meelick | parish | A very small portion of this Parish is bog the remainder arable. It contains three Demesnes, two of which have a Gentleman's Seat in each and the roads from Galway to Eyrecourt; Eyrecourt to Killimor, and Portumna to Eyrecourt, intersect the Western extremity of the Parish. There are several islands which belong to this Parish, two of which are very large called Big Island and Friars Island. It has a R. C. Chapel and School, two villages called Reaskmore and Gleneasdogue and at the margin of the River Shannon which bounds it on the East is situated the ancient ruins of an Abbey. |
| Meelick | townland | A townland containing several farm houses, a Smithy and village named after the townland. The entire is arable. |
| Mill Park part of Lismore Demesne | townland | A townland containing the house and gravel pit, a portion of the townland is planted. Remainder arable. |
| Moyower | townland | This townland contains several farm houses, a Lough and three Danish Forts. The entire is arable. |
| Prospect Demesne | townland | This townland contains a Gentleman's Seat called Prospect and some planting. |
| Reaskmore | townland | A townland containing village named after it and several farm houses. A road from Ayre Court to Kilimor goes through it. The entire is arable. |
| Tully | townland | This townland contains several houses, two ponds, a Lime Kiln, two Granite Pits and part of a Danish Fort, a large portion of this townland is planted. The rest is arable. |