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Where is the highest point in Ireland Carrauntoohil?
Carrauntoohill, the highest mountain in Ireland, is in the Magillacuddy Reeks, a mountain range in county Kerry, which is in the southwest of Ireland.
Where is Carrauntoohill?
If you mean Ireland's highest mountain, it is in County Kerry, near Killarney!
Is Slievenamon the biggest mountain in Ireland?
No it isn't. Carrauntoohill, at 3,414 feet or 1,038 metres is the highest. Slievenamon is about 2,365 feet or 721 metres.
What is the top 5 highest mountains in Ireland?
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Which is the highest mt in either Great Britain or Ireland?
'Either' ?? Highest point in Great Britain = Ben Nevis, Scotland. Highest point in Ireland - Carrantuohill
What is the highest mountain in Ireland and how high is it?
Carrantuohill is the highest point in Ireland at about 1038 metres or about 3414 feet.
Hpw many feet above sea level in the highest point in Ireland?
1,038m
How high is highest point in Eire?
Carrantuohill is Ireland's highest mountain, at about 3414 feet or 1050 metres high.Corrán Tuathail in Kerry
What were Ireland's highest and lowest points?
A high point: The kings of Tara. Low point: Cromwell's depradations after the English Civil War.
Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in Ireland?
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, but it is not in Ireland. Carrantouhill is Ireland's highest mountain.
What is the name and elevation of the highest peak in Ireland?
Dublin is a coastal city, built at the mouth of the river Liffey, on the east coast of Ireland, so it is close to sea level. To the south of the city there are mountains, so you get higher as you head south. The mountains are not very high and you are well out of the city before you reach them and it begins to get noticeably higher. The nearest mountains are only about 1475 feet or 450 metres. They are the northern end of the Wicklow mountains, which has some higher mountains, further south. To the north of Dublin there are no mountains, but you do get higher up as you get further from the centre of the city and the river. To the west is fairly level too as you are initially following the river Liffey, and then heading into the Irish midlands, which are low lying.
Is Lugnaquila the second highest mountain in Ireland?
No. Beenkeragh is the second highest mountain in Ireland. Lugnaquila is the highest mountain in the province of Leinster and the fifth highest mountain in Ireland.
