| Place | What is it | Description |
| Aircin | castle | Ruins of an old Castle. Arkin Castle. |
| Aranmore | parish | |
| Arran | parish | |
| Arran | parish | |
| Ballaghfarraboy | part of sea | That part of the sea between Innishmaan and Innishmore Islands. |
| Brannock Islands | townland and island | |
| Bullaunasurney | well | A holy well called after St. Surney. |
| Bullaunmulloure | well | A holy well near to which is a saints bed to which many go to sleep expecting to be healed of their infirmities. |
| Bun Gowla | | |
| Carrownlisheen | townland | |
| Carrowntamplan | townland | |
| Cill Enna | | The only safe place for boats. The soundings are 2 to 5 fathoms and tolerable anchorage for large vessels. |
| Cobarubhach | village | The name of a village. |
| Doagheany | well | A holy well. |
| Dubh Chathair | fort | A fort built by the same King at the same time. |
| Dún Aengosa | fort | A fort built by King Angus about the year 470. |
| Dun Concobhair | fort | A fort built by King Angus about the year 470. |
| Eochaill | fort | A fort. |
| Eogainacht | fort | A fort. |
| Friars' well | well | A holywell. |
| Gregory's Sound | part of sea | That part of the sea which surrounds the West of Innishmaan. |
| Inis Oirir (Colgan) | townland and island | -p dictar infra divisionem p.dic Tren? - Connaught, que p cell cognoscat 1 et appellation p nomen Cononaght, vell fforren ne prioraght alias nunciapant nome balleboght, que p cell? Begine in Jure Monasterii. Vide infra. |
| Innishmaan | island | Inishmeane made over Richd. Earl of Aron by patient under King Charles 2nd. Quod sunt 3. Insule que dicunt Insule sancter/ ut vulgarit nucupant (the Isles of Aren) quo 1 dicitur Arenmore, alter or Inishmaine et 3a Inisheraght - quod Indic Insule dividend in 3 alus. Vide infra. |
| Killainy quay | quay | A quay built in 1820 by a grant from the Fishing Board. Had 38 large sailing boats, besides a number of rowing boats. |
| Killany village | village | A village. |
| Killeany | townland | |
| Kilmurvy | townland | |
| Kilronan Quay | quay | A temporary landing place for boats erected in 1830. |
| Kilronan village | village | A village. |
| Knockaunnaman | graveyard | A burial place for children and women only. |
| Light House | house | |
| O'Brien's Castle | castle | Ruins of an old castle said to have been built by the O'Briens in the 14 century and reduced in 1652 by the Parliamentary forces. |
| Oghil | | |
| Onaght | townland | |
| Portmurvey | creek | A creek or harbur in Innnishmore Island. |
| Portnakilla | landing place for boats | Landing place for boats. |
| Straw Island | island | |
| Teampull Mic Duach | church | The ruins of a church or abbey in rear of the village of Kilmurvy and near to which is another called Tampul Beg. A holy well called Tubbermacdough. |
| Teampull na Mainistreach | church | The ruins of a church or abbey near a few scattered houses to which is given name St. Kierans Chapel. |
| Telegraph ruins | telegraph ruins | |
| Templeassurney | church | The ruins of a church or abbey called after St. Surney a female saint which is said belonged to Killeenavara Parish. Near to which is a holy well called Tubbersurney. |
| Templebenaun | house | A small ruinous building on an eminence called Cnuckminnaun. |
| Templebrickan | church | The ruins of churches or monastery founded by St. Eannea and dedicated to St. Brecean one of those is still called Tempul Brecan - near to which is a holy well & Sts. Bed. |
| Templekeevaun | church | Ruins of a church or abbey dedicated to St. Kavin near to which is St. Kavins bed famous for miraculous cures. |
| Tighlagheany | church | The ruins of a small church or abbey called after St. Einnea in rear of Killainy village with a small burying place attached. |
| Tobermacduagh | well | A holy well. |
| Turmartin | round tower | A round tower or kind of lookout built of loose stones. |