Natural Features

This document, form A of the I.T.A. survey, describes the main topographical and geological features of Achill. Included are descriptions of outstanding scenic views, natural attractions and any unusual topographical features.

The geology of the area is also briefly described. Mention is made in this section of any unusual geographical features or formations. An example from Achill is the Cathedral Rocks, located at the east end of Keel Strand.

Photographs of other features of the Achill landscape included may be viewed by clicking on the links below.

Achill Head

Achill Head

Photograph of Achill Head, from Irish Tourist Association Survey, 1942

 
Dooega village and bay

Dooega Village and Bay

Photograph of Dooega village and Bay, from Irish Tourist Association Survey, 1942

 

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