Coney Island
Coney Island Map
There are 14 pillars along the 2.4km route from Cummeen Strand to the island. They were erected in 1845 to provide markers to guide people to the island. The island can only be reached when the tides are low. Coney island is named for the rabbits which inhabit it. Coney Island in New York is believed to have been named after the island.
Copyright Sligo County Library.Coney Island Map
Copyright Sligo County Library.
Copyright Sligo County Library.
Coney Island Map
There are 14 pillars along the 2.4km route from Cummeen Strand to the island. They were erected in 1845 to provide markers to guide people to the island. The island can only be reached when the tides are low. Coney island is named for the rabbits which inhabit it. Coney Island in New York is believed to have been named after the island.
Copyright Sligo County Library.Coney Island is situated in the centre of Sligo Harbour. It is a tidal island just outside of Sligo city. The island is only accessable by car or foot when the tides are low.
Aerial View of Coney Island
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Copyright Ordnance Survey Ireland
This is an aerial photograph of Sligo Bay. Do you think Coney Island is clearly visible? Does it look exactly like its map?
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