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Did you know?

Owenreagh Hill is 400 m high and is located on the far western side of the Sperrins. The Irish name is 'Cnoc na Abhainn Riabach' and refers to both a river and a townland. Cnoc na Abhainn Riabach means ‘Hill of the Grey River’.

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