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r I In 'c:>id ijk\ Statistics & NORTHERN^ IREL.AN:D CENSUS 1991 1991 Towns and Villages Bookiei <^'easui«> Office McAuley House 2-!4 Castle Street BTlISA 1991 CENSUS - TOWNS AND VILLAGES The boundaries for towns, villages etc. have been determined by Census Office using the Irish Grid Square system. Rectangles covering the built up areas have been drawn on a best fit basis. The South West and North East co-ordinates of the rectangle are listed at each entry. Although boundaries have been set as accurately as possible to the edges of populated areas, it has been necessary in some cases, to expand the co-ordinates used to the nearest 1km reference. This allows for the aggregation of data for all properties within the given area, whether coded to four figure (1km) or six figure (100 metre) grid references. Figures from the 1971 and 1981 censuses for the same grid references are available on request, from Census Office. It should be noted that the 1971 Census was carried out on a population present basis and that the 1981 figures are as enumerated and were not adjusted to allow for non-enumeration. CENSUS OFFICE CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY 1. Purchasers of census statistics or statistics derived from these basic statistics do not obtain copyright of the material which remains British Crown Property for which the Controller of her Majesty's Stationery Office is responsible. 2. The purchaser obtains the use of census statistics within the authority or organisation as specified to and agreed by, Census Office. 3. The purchaser shall not use census statistics to attempt to obtain or derive information relating to an identifiable individual or household, nor claim to have obtained or derived such information. 4. Purchasers who wish to publish figures in whole or part, or publish figures derived fi'om them must receive prior permission from Census Office. Publication includes the transfer of statistics in the form of magnetic tape, or microfilm, or printed copy, or punched cards or any other medium to any third party. 5. A proposal for the publication of census data should be addressed to: Northem Ireland Statistics & Research Agency Census Office for Northem Ireland, 2-14 Castle Street, McAuley House, Belfast BTl ISA 6. Census Office does not accept any liability for the interpretation of the information or any conclusions drawn from the presentation of the information. 7. The Census Office for Northem Ireland will replace, free of charge, any medium which is not in accordance with the specification. However, the Census Office will not accept responsibility for any loss or expense incurred consequent on the supply of faulty material or inaccuracies in the basic data or on the physical conditions of magnetic tapes, etc. 1991 CENSUS - Northern Ireland TOWNS WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN30,000 TOWN SWGRID NEGRm HOUSE­ PERSONS MALES FEMALES HOLDS Belfast AS PER DC AS PER DC 107,394 279,237 130,820 148,417 LondoMerry C410150 C464212 21,485 72,334 35,125 37,209 Newtownabbey J300812 J340850 20,479 57,103 27,446 29,657 J340800 J370850 Bangor J475788 J538828 19,526 52,437 24,913 27,524 Lisbum J236624 J284672 14,741 42,110 20,489 21,621 TOWNS WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN 10,000 AND LESS THAN 30,000 1 TOWN SWGRID NEGRID HOUSE­ PERSONS MALES FEMALES HOLDS iBallymena D080010 D130060 10,010 28,717 13,890 14,827 JNewtownards J470720 J520760 8,737 24,301 11,644 12,657 Newry J070230 Jl10290 6,988 22,975 11,175 11,800 |Carmckfergus J390860 J4409i0 8,206 22,885 11,107 11,778 JLurgan J070565 J100602 7,387 21,905 10,601 11,304 Portadown H994520 J030560 7,728 21,299 10,215 11,084 Antrim J140855 J180892 7,100 20,878 10,121 10,757 Coleraine C830296 C870350 7,290 20,721 9,956 10,765 Lame D380010 D416050 6,432 17,575 8,337 9,238 1 Omagh H435710 H472744 5,473 17,280 8,448 8,832 Armagh H860430 H900480 4,641 14,640 7,062 7,578 Dundonald J410725 J436750 5,068 12,943 6,135 6,808 Dumnuny J280672 J298703 4,492 12,771 6,056 6,715 Banbridge Jl10440 J140480 4,311 12,529 6,121 6,408 1 Strabane H330950 H360990 3,448 11,981 5,768 6,213 1 Emiiskillen H220420 H260460 3,840 11,436 5,470 5,966 Limavady C660210 C690240 3,463 10,764 5,221 5,543 Cookstown H790760 H820800 3,419 10,472 5,143 5,329 pownpatrick J480428 J508470 3,056 10,257 4,979 5,278 TOWNS WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN 5,000 AND LESS THAN 10,000 1 TOWN SWGRID NEGRID HOUSE­ PERSONS MALES FEMALES HOLDS IDungannon H780610 H820640 3,079 9,420 4,523 4,897 JHolywood J390772 J416798 3,475 9,252 4,430 4,822 1 [Craigavon J030550 J070580 2,831 9,201 4,436 4,765 |Comber J440680 J470702 2,971 8,516 4,192 4,324 Ballymoney C930240 C970270 2,928 8,242 3,943 4,299 Ballyclare J270900 J300930 2,839 7,761 3,740 4,021 Newcastle J360290 J390330 2,451 7,214 3,425 3,789 1 Magherafelt H880890 H910920 2,209 7,143 3,416 3,727 1 Portstewart C810360 C832400 2,628 6,459 3,030 3,429 Kilkeel J290130 J320160 1,907 6,123 2,971 3,152 Portrush C840390 C880416 2,288 5,703 2,644 3,059 Warrenpoint J135176 J152200 1,827 5,637 2,726 2,911 Ballynahinch J350510 J3805/0 1,723 5,196 2,505 2,691 1 TOWNS WITH POPULATION OF MORE THAN 2,500 AND LESS THAN 5,000 1 TOWN SWGRID NEGRID HOUSE­ PERSONS MALES FEMALES HOLDS {Greenisland J360840 J390864 1,862 4,967 2,357 2,610 JDonaghadee J580780 J600810 1,995 4,799 2,240 2,559 |Randalstown J070890 J100920 1,434 4,290 2,033 2,257 |Carryduff J360642 J374656 1,505 4,270 2,037 2,233 IBallycastie D105399 D126420 1,304 4,005 1,915 2,090 {Coalisland H830650 H850670 1,066 3,802 1,848 1,954 1 |whitehead J460910 J480930 1,429 3,761 1,823 1,938 Dromore J190520 J220540 1,374 3,708 1,762 1,946 Maghera H840990 C870020 1,096 3,631 1,784 1,847 Bessbrook J040270 J056290 860 3,147 1,792 1,355 Tandragee J025456 J042471 971 2,871 1,398 1,473 Dungiven C680080 C700100 747 2,812 1,420 1,392 Moira J140594 J160612 950 2,772 1,368 1,404 Richhill H930470 H950490 898 2,709 1,360 1,349 Crumlin J140750 J160770 878 2,697 1,324 1,373 1 Castlederg H250840 H270860 844 2,579 1,221 1,358 TOWNS WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN 1,500 AND LESS THAN 2,500 1 TOWN SWGRID NEGRID HOUSE­ 1 PERSONS 1 MALES FEMALES HOLDS jKeady H840330 H850350 726 2,467 1,203 1,264 JLisnaskea H350330 H370350 811 2,457 1,165 1,292 jCullybackey D050050 D070070 859 2,434 1,160 1,274 [Hillsborough J232580 J256598 856 2,407 1,161 1,246 [Ballygowan J420630 J440644 795 2,384 1,189 1,195 |Portaferry J590500 J610520 725 2,324 1,160 1,164 JBallykelly C620218 C640230 520 2,277 1,357 920 iRostrevor J170176 J190195 692 2,269 1,119 1,150 lAhoghill D040010 D060030 775 2,260 1,102 1,158 jCastlewellan J320350 J350370 633 2,230 1,116 1,114 iKillyleagh J517520 J530535 802 2,221 1,108 1,113 lEglinton C510190 C540210 700 2,213 1,113 1,100 1 jSaintfield J398580 J414600 761 2,168 1,046 1,122 iRatkfriland J192328 J204340 732 2,126 1,030 1,096 JNewbuildings C408120 C420130 597 2,025 969 1,056 {Sion Mills H330920 H344940 638 1,998 1,000 998 1 |Tullyalley C454138 C461150 606 1,971 968 1,003 Aimalong J360180 J380210 631 1,937 957 980 1 Irvinestown H220570 H250590 661 1,906 911 995 1 Broughshane D140056 D160072 695 1,873 911 962 Waringstown J100544 Jl10560 637 1,831 896 935 1 Castledawson H920920 H940940 580 1,770 862 908 Strathfoyle C464204 C472212 514 1,703 840 863 perriaghy J263672 J280680 573 1,696 831 865 1 Craigavad J416800 J444822 565 1,669 821 848 1 Ardglass J550360 J570380 455 1,651 803 848 Gilford J058480 J071500 577 1,639 831 808 Crossmaglen H900140 H920160 480 1,586 780 806 1 Millisle J588754 J600763 551 1,531 743 788 1 Fintona H430600 H450620 525 1,523 764 759 1 Newtownstewart H3 90850 H410860 496 1,520 751 769 1 TOWNS WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN 500 AND LESS THAN 1,500 1 TOWN 1 SWGRID 1 NEGRTO 1 HOUSE­ 1 PERSONS 1 MALES 1 FEMALES HOLDS [Carnlough 1 D280160 D290190 454 1,493 737 756 |Cloghreagh 1 J060270 J070290 1 438 1,484 733 751 |Portavogie J650590 1 J663610 503 1,482 731 751 Mossley J318845 J325854 511 1 1,420 684 iTemplepatrick J220850 J240860 490 1,414 692 1 111^^^ praperstown H775940 1 H790951 414 1,409 689 \ 110 |Crossgar J450515 J462530 451 1,406 1 696 710 iKilrea C910120 C940130 478 1,405 687 718 jCushendall D230260 D250290 411 1,399 683 716 |Bushmills C936400 C950412 501 1,348 655 693 [Markethill H958390 H970410 477 1,337 635 702 IDrumahoe C461140 C480153 415 1,305 674 631 |Helens Bay J451819 J464834 487 1,268 609 659 |Portglenone C970034 C990050 405 1,243 620 623 iMoneymore H856830 H864842 1 382 1,231 583 648 Moygashel H800590 H820610 421 1,178 551 627 IBallywalter J620686 J630700 441 1,162 553 609 1 jPrehen C415140 C430153 324 1,143 578 565 iDundrum J390350 J410370 359 1,131 548 583 Kells J140960 J150980 391 1,130 555 575 Kiillyclogher H470730 H480740 326 1,126 545 581 1 piinloy D010180 D030200 299 1,119 568 551 Culmore C460220 C480230 296 1,116 569 547 Aniiahilt J290550 J310570 386 1,110 548 562 Fivemiletown H440476 H448483 393 1,107 533 574 1 Kircubbin J590620 J610632 370 1,098 533 565 1 Garvagh C830150 C850170 388 1,091 520 571 Magheralin J120580 J135592 369 1,075 523 552 1 Ballinamallard | H250520 H270540 379 1,068 523 545 1 |Seapatrick Jl10470 J130480 350 1,051 529 522 1 |Bellaghy H950960 H960980 293 1,041 501 540 |Greysteel C560200 C570210 280 1,029 521 508 1 pleary J070530 J080550 332 1,029 491 538 1 |Drumaness J390480 J400494 312 1 1,026 499 527 |Castlerock C760350 C780370 378 1,023 483 540 |Moneyreagh | J400660 J410680 330 1,011 506 505 iBallycarry | J440930 1 J460950 346 1,010 504 506 1 JMagheraberiy | J168630 1 J178636 1 335 1 1,009 1 512 1 497 1 [Hilltown J200280 1 J220300 1 275 1 982 1 469 1 513 Iciaudy C530070 C550080 269 970 484 486 poagh J256890 J265900 370 961 1 457
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    ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE Kilgowney/ Kilsampson, Caledon, Afforestation BP Exploration Operating Co. Ltd 99, 101, 102 168, 492, 587 ENVIRONMENT Killykergan, Garvagh, Afforestation 102 Britoil Ltd 395 Kilmood/ Ballybunden, Killinchy, Afforestation Chevron North Sea Ltd 167, 588, 931 AND 104 Chrysaor North Sea Ltd 492, 588, 589, Letterloan, Macosquin, Afforestation 104 930, 932 CNR International (U.K.) Ltd 933 Longhill, Dromore, Deforestation 513 INFRASTRUCTURE CNR International (UK) Ltd 99, 492, 588 Magheramayo, Castlewellan, Afforestation 104 CNR International 395 Montiaghs Moss, Lower Ballinderry, Co. Antrim, ConocoPhillips (U.K.) Britannia Ltd 931 Deforestation 727 ConocoPhillips Britannia U.K. Limited 396 Agriculture, forestry Muckenagh, Garrison, Afforestation 103 ConocoPhillips Petroleum Co. U.K. Ltd 394 and fisheries Mullaghmore, Seskinore, Afforestation 103 ConocoPhillips Petroleum Company U.K. Ltd Rathmore/ Islandreagh, Antrim, Afforestation 932 Agriculture (Student Fees) (Amendment) 103 Corallian Energy Ltd 931 Regulation (Northern Ireland) 2018 536 Rockmacreeny, Richhill, Afforestation 102 Dana Petroleum (E&P) Ltd 100, 394, 396, 590 Common Agricultural Policy Basic Payment and Shanroe & Carrive, Forkhill, Forest Road Works ENI Hewett Limited 167 Support Schemes (Revocation) Regulations 654 ENI Hewett Ltd 588 (Northern Ireland) 2018 440 Toberagnee, Templepatrick, Afforestation 101 ENI UK Ltd 167 Marketing of Ornamental Plant Propagating Tullylinkisay, Magherafelt, Afforestation 102 EnQuest Heather Ltd 99, 168, 395, 396,