Standing stone, Lisnahanna
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Standing stone, Lisnahanna
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 8 Aug 2020
Looking north from Lisnahanny Road In the northern Ireland Sites and Monuments website it is described as follows: On a gentle slope down to SE, with a localised view. The 1834 & 1857 OS 6" maps show 2 standing stones at this location, of which only one is now extant. It is a fine, small, sub-rectangular stone orientated E-W, standing 1.1m high,0.8m long & 0.45m thick.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.453986
Longitude
-7.541929