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  • [Name]: Ballynahone Bog
    [Location]: County Londonderry54°49′N 6°40′W / 54.817°N 6.667°W / 54.817; -6.667 (Ballynahone Bog)
    [Area (km2)]: 2.43
    [Designated]: 31 December 1998
    [Description]: One of the two largest intact active bogs in Northern Ireland with hummock and hollow pool complexes.
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Belfast Lough
    [Location]: County Antrim and County Down54°38′N 5°54′W / 54.633°N 5.900°W / 54.633; -5.900 (Belfast Lough)
    [Area (km2)]: 4.32
    [Designated]: 5 August 1998
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Blackhead Lighthouse, Belfast Lough - geograph.org.uk - 173761.jpg
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Black Bog
    [Location]: County Tyrone
    [Area (km2)]: 1.83
    [Designated]: 28 July 2000
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  • [Name]: Carlingford Lough
    [Location]: County Down
    [Area (km2)]: 8.31
    [Designated]: 9 March 1998
    [Description]:
    [Image]: IMGCarlingfordLough 0617.jpg
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Cuilcagh Mountain
    [Location]: County Fermanagh
    [Area (km2)]: 27.44
    [Designated]: 31 December 1998
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Cuilcagh Mountain.JPG
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Derryleckagh (proposed)
    [Location]: County Down
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  • [Name]: Dundrum Bay (proposed)
    [Location]: County Down
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  • [Name]: Fairy Water Bogs
    [Location]: County Tyrone
    [Area (km2)]: 2.24
    [Designated]: 28 July 2000
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  • [Name]: Fardrum and Roosky Turloughs
    [Location]: County Fermanagh
    [Area (km2)]: 0.43
    [Designated]: 10 June 2002
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Garron Plateau
    [Location]: County Antrim
    [Area (km2)]: 46.50
    [Designated]: 31 December 1998
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Garry Bog
    [Location]: County Antrim
    [Area (km2)]: 1.55
    [Designated]: 8 November 2000
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Killough Bay
    [Location]: County Down
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  • [Name]: Larne Lough
    [Location]: County Antrim
    [Area (km2)]: 3.96
    [Designated]: 4 March 1997
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Lough Foyle
    [Location]: County Londonderry
    [Area (km2)]: 22.04
    [Designated]: 2 February 1999
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Lough Foyle View - geograph.org.uk - 1298267.jpg
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Lough Neagh and Lough Beg
    [Location]:
    [Area (km2)]: 501.66
    [Designated]: 5 January 1976
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Lough Neagh at Shane's Castle - geograph.org.uk - 155427.jpg
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Magheraveely Marl Loughs (proposed)
    [Location]:
    [Area (km2)]: 0.59
    [Designated]: 7 February 2007
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  • [Name]: Outer Ards
    [Location]: County Down
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  • [Name]: Pettigoe Plateau
    [Location]: County Fermanagh
    [Area (km2)]: 9.0
    [Designated]: 31 July 1986
    [Description]:
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Slieve Beagh
    [Location]: County Fermanagh and County Tyrone
    [Area (km2)]: 18.85
    [Designated]: 28 July 2000
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Strangford Lough
    [Location]: County Down
    [Area (km2)]: 155.81
    [Designated]: 9 March 1998
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Strangford Lough from Portaferry, looking towards the narrows.JPG
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Teal Lough (proposed)
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  • [Name]: Turmennan Lough
    [Location]: County Down
    [Area (km2)]: 0.15
    [Designated]: 10 June 2002
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    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

  • [Name]: Upper Lough Erne
    [Location]: County Fermanagh
    [Area (km2)]: 58.18
    [Designated]: 4 March 1997
    [Description]:
    [Image]: Magnificent view over Lower Lough Erne - geograph.org.uk - 473345.jpg
    (Ramsar sites in Northern Ireland)

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Ireland has one of the lowest crime rates in the UK, thanks to its warm and friendly people. The unique and exotic atmosphere of Northern Ireland is set off by the rich local characteristics of Northern Ireland’s music and dance, as well as its beautiful natural scenery and rich and long-standing culture, the city, dotted with green grasslands, is a popular destination for tourists. There are also 23 important Ramsar, Mazandaran sites in Ireland recorded in this random tool, which have long been protected by the Ramsar Convention.

These beautiful Ramsar, Mazandaran sites are an important part of biodiversity conservation. Wetlands provide a huge convenience for human life, the world’s total fish production of 2/3 and half of the world’s population to eat rice are produced from wetlands. Not only that, but the wetland also has the regulation flood, the stable region micro-climate, the purification water quality function. So if you’re interested in these sites, you have to go to the generator.

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