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Land Statistics
convert (kilometers to miles, meters to feet) here Coastline 1,448 km (includes all islands)
Land Area
(land) 68,890 sq km
(water) 1,396 sq km
(TOTAL) 70,280 sq km (includes islands)
Land Area (all countries)
here!
Horizontal Width 185 km - from Dublin to Galway
Vertical Length 404 km - from Tory Island off the northern coastline, then south to Bantry
Note: Length and width examples are point-to-point, straight-line measurements from a Mercator map projection, and will vary some using other map projections Bordering Countries (1) United Kingdom
Regions Ireland divides itself into 26 counties. For specifics, please refer to this page!
 Highest Point Carrauntuohill, 1,041 meters
 Lowest Point Atlantic Ocean coastline, 0 meters
Latitude and Longitude here!
Relative Location here!
Landforms Landforms
Ireland's central lowlands of flat rolling plains are dissected by bogs, loughs (lakes) and rivers, and surrounded by hills and low mountains.
The major mountain ranges include the Blackstairs, Bluestack, Comeragh, Derryveagh, Macgillycuddy's Reeks, Nephinbeg, Ox, Silvermines, Slieve Mish, Twelve Pins, and Wicklow.
The country's highest point, Carrauntuohill, in the far southwest, stands at 1041 m (3414 ft.) high.
The western coastline includes numerous sea cliffs. The most famous, and some say the most beautiful in all of Europe, are the Cliff of Moher. They reach a maximum height of just over 213 m (700 ft.)
Ireland has dozens of coastal islands, including Achill, the country's largest. Others of significance include the Aran Islands to the southwest of Galway and Valentia Island just off the Iveragh Peninsula. Other peninsulas of note include the Beara and Dingle.
The River Shannon at 386 km (240 miles) long is Ireland's longest river. It widens into four loughs (lakes) along its route, including Lough Allen, Lough Bafin, Lough Derg and Lough Ree. Other inland loughs of note are the Conn, Corrib and Mask.
Besides the Shannon, additional rivers of size are the Barrow, Blackwater, Boyne, Finn, Lee, Liffey, Nore, Slaney and Suir.
Bodies of Water of Europe here!
Landforms of Europe here!
Rivers of Europe here!
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