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142919.9 167919.9 192919.9 217919.9 242919.9 267919.9 292919.9 UoM 25 & 26 - Overview No Type Name UoM Local Authority AFRR6 AFRR Athleague 25 & 26 Roscommon 5 1 . AFRR8 AFRR Ballyfarnon 25 & 26 Roscommon 8 3 5 AFRR23 AFRR Jamestown 25 & 26 Leitrim 7 3 AFRR24 AFRR Kilconnell 25 & 26 Galway 3 ± AFRR27 AFRR Knockvicar 25 & 26 Roscommon AFRR28 AFRR Leitrim Village 25 & 26 Leitrim AFRR31 AFRR Lough Gara 25 & 26 Roscommon AFRR38 AFRR Roosky 25 & 26 Roscommon AFRR39 AFRR Strokestown 25 & 26 Roscommon AFRR45 AFRR Ballymahon 25 & 26 Longford AFRR46 AFRR Ahascragh 25 & 26 Galway AFRR47 AFRR Cloondara 25 & 26 Longford AFRR48 AFRR Elfeet 25 & 26 Longford 5 AFRR51 AFRR Dromod 25 & 26 Roscommon 1 . 8 ! Leitrim County 3 Sligo County ! AFRR 8 5 2 No Type Name UoM Local Authority 1 "" Cavan County 3 CAR 26 CAR 2 CAR Abbeyshrule 25 & 26 Longford Legend AFRR 27 CAR 6 CAR Athlone 25 & 26 Westmeath !! !! Area for Flood Risk Review (AFRR) !! AFRR 28 CAR 7 CAR Ballaghaderreen 25 & 26 Roscommon AFRR 31 "" CAR 8 CAR Ballinasloe 25 & 26 Galway "" Community at Risk (CAR) !! CAR 13 CAR Boyle 25 & 26 Roscommon " CAR 16 ## Individual Risk Receptors (IRR) CAR 13 " CAR 16 CAR Carrick on Shannon 25 & 26 Leitrim !! CAR 41 "" CAR 19 CAR Castlerea 25 & 26 Roscommon Local Authority Boundary "" AFRR 23 CAR 26 CAR Drumshanbo 25 & 26 Leitrim CAR 7 CAR 27 CAR Edgeworthstown 25 & 26 Longford AFRR 51 Unit of Management 25 & 26 5 CAR 40 CAR Longford 25 & 26 Longford 1 . Roscommon County ! 8 ! CAR 41 CAR Mohill 25 & 26 Leitrim River Network 3 5 7 !! CAR 51 CAR Roscommon 25 & 26 Roscommon 8 AFRR 38 2 Urban Areas AFRR 39 No Type Name UoM Local Authority !! IRR 4 IRR Lanesbrough (Power Station) 25 & 26 Longford "" CAR 19 Longford County AFRR 47 !! "" CAR 40 "" CAR 27 ## IRR 4 Meath County 5 1 . " 8 " 3 CAR 51 5 Westmeath County 2 CAR 2 6 2 "" !! AFRR 48 !! AFRR 6 !! AFRR 45 Galway County "" CAR 42 Note: See UoM 25 & 26 Overview Sheet 1 of 2 for table identifying Areas for Flood Risk Review. V0_A 03/10/2011 IRR and Additional AFRR Included SF/AD JC IB/JM JM V0_0 01/07/2011 Initial map SF/AD JC IB/JM JM 5 Orig/Dwn Checkd Rev'd Apprv'd 1 Rev. Rev. Date Purpose of revision . "" 8 !! CAR 6 3 AFRR 46 5 7 CAR 30 3 " 2 " Client "" !! "" CAR 8 AFRR 24 CAR 21 Offaly County Project CAR 47 Shannon CFRAM Study " "" ## IRR 3 ! " CAR 49 Flood Risk Review Map ! Title ! AFRR 21 UoM 25 & 26 - Overview ! AFRR16 Sheet 2 of 2 " Drawing Status FINAL CAR 54 " ## Job No. 32103000 Figure No. Revision UoM25 & 26 V0_0 V0_A 5 IRR 2 1 ! Scale 1:500,000 @ A3 Oct 03, 2011 . ! Checked Review Approved Drawn 8 " PS 3 " AD/SF JC IB/JM 5 AFRR10 Copyright reserved 2 0 15 30 60 Includes Ordnance Survey Ireland data reproduced under OSi Licence number EN0021011. Jacobs UK Ltd 1 CAR 31 "" 2 Km CAR 23 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Ordnance Survey Ireland and Government of Ireland copyright, © Ordnance Survey Ireland, 2011. 95 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, G2 7HX.

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