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françaisCo. Dublin → Rathdown → Taney Civil Parish → Dundrum ED (1911) Electoral Division → Mount Merrion
Mount Merrion is in the Electoral Division of Dundrum ED (1911), in Civil Parish of Taney, in the Barony of Rathdown, in the County of Dublin
The Irish name for Mount Merrion is Cnoc Mhuirfean Mount Merrion is also known as Cheallúrach in Irish.
The English name for Mount Merrion is Mountmerrion or Callary
Mount Merrion is also known as Callary
The official English name of Mount Merrion is Mountmerrion or Callary, and the official Irish name is Cnoc Mhuirfean nó an Cheallúrach.
Mount Merrion is on Logainm.ie: Mount Merrion.
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It is located at 53° 17' 50" N, 6° 12' 43" W.
Area
Mount Merrion has an area of:
- 1,499,492 m² / 149.95 hectares / 1.4995 km²
- 0.58 square miles
- 370.53 acres / 370 acres, 2 roods, 5 perches
Nationwide, it is the 17987th largest townland that we know about
Within Co. Dublin, it is the 162nd largest townland
Borders
Mount Merrion borders the following other townlands:
- Booterstown to the north
- Kilmacud East to the south
- Kilmacud West to the south
- Merrion to the east
- Mount Anville to the west
- Mount Merrion South to the south
- Roebuck to the west
- Stillorgan North to the south
- Trimleston or Owenstown to the north
- Woodland to the east
Subtownlands
We don't know about any subtownlands in Mount Merrion.
Genealogy / Ancestry / Records Search
Curious to see who lived in Mount Merrion in the past? Maybe even seeing scans of their handwritten census returns?
- Search the 1911 Irish Census for Mount Merrion
- Search the 1901 Irish Census for Mount Merrion
- Search Griffith's Valuation (1847-1864) for Mount Merrion
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Mount Merrion was added to OpenStreetMap on 23 May 2012 by brianh.
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