| Place | What is it | Description |
| Aillanea | rock | Is a rough rock about 2 chains long. |
| Aillenaveagh | townland | |
| Aillnamanragh | rock | A rocky point to the S.W. of Turbot Island about 5 chains long and 4 broad. |
| Aillwee | earthen bank | This is an earthen bank 70 feet high. |
| Ardbear Harbour | harbour | |
| Ardbear New Bridge | bridge | This Bridge was built in 1819 at the expense of £90. It is a strong well built Bridge with one handsome arch. It is 36 feet long and about 50 feet high about half of it built on a solid rock. |
| Ardbear Old Bridge | bridge | This Bridge was built about the year 1789 at the expense of about £150. It is 90 feet long and 12 feet high with 2 arches. |
| Ardmore | townland | John D’Arcy, Esq. |
| Ardroe | rocky point | This is a rocky point about 6 chains long and 1½ broad. |
| Atticlogh | townland | |
| Attigoddaun | townland | Thomas Martin, Esq. |
| Aughrusbeg | townland | Thos. Martin, Esq. |
| Aughrusbeg Lough | lake | This Lough is about ½ mile long and 1/8 broad and is supposed to be nearly 20 feet deep on centre with a sandy bottom. It has no rivers to or from it. The fish are eel in abundance. |
| Aughrusmore | townland | John D’Arcy, Esq. |
| Barnahallia | townland | Thomas Martin, Esq. |
| Barnahallia Lough | lake | This Lough which is nearly circular is about 5 chains in diameter and is supposed to be nearly 20 feet deep in centre with a muddy bottom, it has no rivers to or from it. Its fish are some eels. |
| Barnanoraun | townland | Thomas Martin, Esq. |
| Barnanrusheen | subdenomination | Is a subdenomination of same townland containing about ½ thereof upon which are about 17 tenants. |
| Beal a Coon More | harbour | This Harbour is about 4 chains broad and about 4 long. |
| Bealatruffaun | inlet | This is a small inlet of Streamstown Bay about 2 chains broad and 3 long with a gravelly bottom covered at high water. |
| Bealnacarra | inlet | This inlet of the sea is about 7 chains long and about 1½ wide at low water. |
| Bealnamarawaulia | point | This point is about 15 chains long and 12 broad ending with two Is. a bed of rocks. |
| Belleek | townland | John D’Arcy, Esq. |
| Bertraghtua | part of the sea shore | This is a gravely spot about 11 chains long and 2 broad. |
| Bgobaveran | small point of the land | This is a small point of the land about 2 chains long and the same broad. |
| Boolard | townland | Thomas Martin, Esq. |
| Brockaghanumera | cove | Is a small cove about 50 feet long 6 feet wide and 8 feet high into which the tide flows at high water. |
| Bulloge | subdenomination | Is a subdenomination and cultivated. |
| Cahergal | subdenomination | Is a subdenomination of Knockbrack, is cultivated and has 8 tenants on it. It took its name from a Cahir or Fort which was therein. |
| Callowmore | sea shore | Is a rough rocky shore. |
| Cannacullew | subdenomination | Is a subdenomination, is cultivated and has about 12 houses in it. |
| Carraig na dtroscán | point | A rough gravely point about 1 chain long and 1 ½ broad and covered at high water. |
| Carreen | rock | This rock is about 1½ chains long by 1 broad with a green top. |
| Carrick marcus waller | rock | This rock is about 1 chain in diameter. It is on the strand and high water washer over it. |
| Carrickahona | rock | These rocks 4 in number, the principal of which is about 3 ½ chains long by 2 broad. |
| Carrickarone | rock | It is a small rock over which high water passes. It is about one chain in diam. |
| Carrickavealgar | rock | This rock is about 22 chains long and 50 links broad having the grass on it. High water washes over it. |
| Carrickbreedia | rock | This rock is about 3½ chains long and ½ chains broad. The sea washes over it. |
| Carrickcootha | rock | This rock is about 1 ½ chains long and ½ broad. |
| Carrickculloo | island | Thomas Martin, Esq., Proprietor. This belongs to Gannoughs townland and contains -… |
| Carrickduff | rock | This rock is about 4 chains long and 1 broad. |
| Carrickedmonduff | rock | This rock is about 3 chs. long and 1 broad. There is about ½ chain of it bearing grass. |
| Carricknageeragh | rock | This rock is about 2 chains long and 1 broad. |
| Carricknagollapa | point | This is a rough rocky point about 4 chains long and 2½ broad. |
| Carricknahollana | point | This is a rough rocky point about 8 chains long and 6 broad. |
| Carricknaluinga | shelving rock | This is a shelving rock about 7 chains long and 1½ broad covered at high water. |
| Carricknamackagh | rock | These rocks 3 or 4 in number are about 2 chains long and 1 broad with fine sand between them. |
| Carrickoonacleigha | sea shore | Is a rough rocky shore. |
| Carrickrana | rock | These rocks are about ¼ mile long and near ¼ broad, but the most part of them is covered at high water. |
| Carrickwirrish | inlet | This is a small inlet of the sea about 2 chains long and 1 broad. |
| Carrigavehil | point | This is a rough rocky point about 3 chains long and 2 broad. |
| Carrigeen | earthen bank | This is a shelving earthen bank 35 feet high. |
| Carrowbeg | rocky point | This is a rocky point about 8 chains broad and 1 long. |