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# FID Site_Name County Area Perimeter IGH_Primary IGH_Second IGH_Third IGH_Fourth Site_Description Geol_Feature Site_Code Report X_centroid Y_centroid Designation Shape__Are Shape__Len OBJECTID SHAPE__Area SHAPE__Length
1 1 Powerscourt Waterfall Wicklow 1179357 5858 IGH7 IGH14 A large corrie with a notable waterfall in the corrie backwall Important for both the glacial feature and for the rocks influence in forming the watefall WW050 attachment 320091 212348 CGS 3271241.32226563 9756.79501922931 1 1178844.73217773 5856.75182492044
2 2 Bray Head Wicklow 1914053 10666 IGH2 Coastal headland with extensive natural exposure and sea cliffs, plus railway cuttings The Cambrian trace fossils found on Bray Head are a type locality for some species, and important WW013 attachment 328248 216380 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 5317304.66650391 17782.0904765274 2 1913226.72647095 10663.9466226292
3 3 Greystones Beach Wicklow 146253 3432 IGH7 A 2 km long coastal section exposing several units of glacial till A particularly impressive exposure into deep glacial tills, with several unique elements exposed WW036 attachment 328717 214539 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 405977.89453125 5722.61329324544 3 146188.756591797 3431.25071257946
4 4 Rocky Valley Wicklow 198654 2877 IGH2 IGH7 This site comprises a very small, disused quarry on side of the Rocky Valley Palynological data provide the most reliable age so far obtained for the Bray Group rocks WW052 attachment 323137 214773 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 551542.721679688 4792.82949549919 4 198567.952514648 2876.08841757108
5 5 Slieveroe lane and rail cutting Wicklow 70929 1211 IGH2 A lane and a short section of railway cutting Graptolite fossils from black slates and a rich assemblage of brachiopods and trilobites WW053 attachment 321088 189130 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 194848.84375 2008.27153714138 5 70898.3946838379 1210.94655612546
6 6 Mottee Stone Wicklow 53333 1324 IGH7 A large erratic boulder, perched at approximately 250m above sea level on a prominent hill An important site in terms of imagining the power of glaciation WW047 attachment 320647 183262 CGS 146162.211425781 2191.9276065127 6 53310.6112365723 1324.06574138814
7 7 Powerscourt Deerpark Cave Wicklow 4220 230 IGH12 A small cave, which may have been enlarged by excavation, within a stream bed This cave is the only known natural cave in Wicklow WW049 attachment 320365 211461 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 11701.6899414063 383.801274308206 7 4219.08227539063 230.45739880133
8 8 Avoca - Connary Wicklow 52882 1373 IGH15 Connary mine site is on high ground surrounded by rolling farmland and private dwellings Mining last took place in Connary in the 19th Century; subsequently, open shafts were capped WW003 attachment 321122 183849 CGS 144956.618164063 2273.2515940583 8 52859.0041809082 1372.33593608812
9 9 Avoca - Cronebane Wicklow 157384 2563 IGH15 Cronebane is centred on Cronebane open mine pit The site covers the area of the 19th-century Cronebane mine site, of which little remains WW004 attachment 320680 183116 CGS 431280.190429688 4243.01620346219 9 157315.399658203 2562.44543960861
10 10 Avoca - Tigroney East Wicklow 114938 1873 IGH15 A narrow site containing a deep open pit, as well as extensive mine-waste covered ground Tigroney East was the site of intensive mining in the 18th, 19th, and the 20th century WW006 attachment 320164 182620 CGS 314906.70703125 3100.36909384041 10 114888.167297363 1872.76242893416
11 11 Avoca - Tigroney West Wicklow 64722 1201 IGH15 This site includes a flat area and a steep, partly wooded section hosting huge volumes of mine waste Tigroney West contains the largest and best-preserved engine house at Avoca WW007 attachment 319890 182161 CGS 177292.796875 1987.44588881979 11 64693.9362792969 1200.39145275282
12 12 Avoca - West Avoca Wicklow 321562 3717 IGH15 West Avoca occupies a hillside site above the Avoca River and a large grassy site on the river bank The West Avoca site incorporates two major 19th-century mine sites, Ballygahan and Ballymurtagh WW008 attachment 319589 181559 CGS 880634.448242188 6152.16677759862 12 321421.432220459 3716.08481418799
13 13 Glendasan - St. Kevins Wicklow 55264 1439 IGH15 St. Kevin s mine site is on the north bank of the Glendasan River The St. Kevinis site is unusual in Glendasan as it was the focus of extensive 20th-century mining WW030 attachment 310646 197839 CGS 152391.003417969 2387.67451758238 13 55239.770690918 1438.26766423672
14 14 Glendasan - Foxrock Wicklow 56460 1242 IGH15 Foxrock mine site is located on the north side of the Glendasan River The Foxrock site is one of the most prominent mine sites in the Glendasan valley WW026 attachment 310367 198209 CGS 155712.211425781 2062.06666663476 14 56435.8811645508 1241.6462448959
15 15 Glendasan - Hero Wicklow 40862 1155 IGH15 The site, in two parts, is on the south bank of the Glenealo River This is one of the best preserved and studied 19th-century ore processing sites in the country WW027 attachment 309893 198128 CGS; may be recommended for Geological NHA 112691.4140625 1917.59872075898 15 40844.6567687988 1154.76885052267
16 16 Glendasan - Ruplagh Wicklow 97871 2067 IGH15 The site is spread over an area in excess of 8 hectares in moorland The Ruplagh site is the western-most mine site in the Glendasan valley WW029 attachment 309286 199439 CGS 270059.018066406 3434.65557901876 16 97827.5477905273 2066.67016845917
17 17 Glendasan - Luganure Wicklow 34475 1508 IGH15 The site comprises two 19th century mine sites on the northern slopes of Camaderry Mountain The LuganurepHawkrock site is one of the most substantial 19th century mine sites in the valley WW028 attachment 309055 198177 CGS 95078.0278320313 2507.09241513645 17 34458.3058776855 1508.00861333562
18 18 Ballyknockan Quarries Wicklow 266633 4070 IGH15 Inactive granite quarries are surrounded by a dispersed village The economic importance of the stone quarrying industry to the growth of Dublin was significant WW010 attachment 300688 207057 CGS 738163.013183594 6773.20720433477 18 266516.456237793 4069.29949622013
19 19 Glasnamullen Wicklow 46602 2030 IGH12 A long stream section with rock exposures in the bed and banks The site is a rare piece of evidence of faulting in eastern Ireland from the Miocene WW021 attachment 319923 209473 CGS 129107.832519531 3375.79158793615 19 46583.583190918 2029.22344011712
20 20 Athdown Moraine Wicklow 600864 4680 IGH7 The Athdown Moraine is a large body of sands and gravels deposited at the end of the last Ice Age. The Athdown Moraine includes a distinctive hummocky topography at Athdown WW001 attachment 306673 213910 CGS 1668081.37597656 7795.38308193652 20 600603.151855469 4679.37534769595
21 21 Blessington Delta Wicklow 3051520 10738 IGH7 A large accumulation of sands and gravels which has been quarried extensively A high, striking example of a dry sand and gravel ridge, standing proud of the surrounding landscape WW012 attachment 297910 215590 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 8478399.59814453 17894.9209295065 21 3050205.07662964 10735.7449259998
22 22 Britonstown Wicklow 311008 3329 IGH7 Two interlocking glacial meltwater channels, formed by water escaping from Glacial Lake Blessington A site with good teaching potential on glacial meltwater erosion, as the feature is accessible WW014 attachment 294680 208386 CGS 861555.324707031 5541.42198955929 22 310872.461456299 3328.82796153133
23 23 Dunran Channel Wicklow 1145554 7085 IGH7 A deep channel that was formed by meltwater erosion on the eastern flank of the Wicklow Mountains The Dunran channel is up to 80m deep and has a U-shaped profile, typical of meltwater channels WW019 attachment 326905 201976 CGS 3163450.73535156 11778.2428573575 23 1145052.9536438 7083.21746460774
24 24 Enniskerry Delta Wicklow 1700209 6826 IGH7 A large accumulation of sands and gravels which has been quarried extensively historically An excellent example of a deglacial, ice marginal, meltwater-deposited feature WW020 attachment 323673 217880 CGS 4726556.21923828 11380.8346331447 24 1699471.78982544 6824.90652634253
25 25 Glen Of The Downs Wicklow 746523 7587 IGH7 A deep channel that was formed by meltwater erosion on the northeastern flank of the mountains The Glen of the Downs is considered to have formed completely in the late-glacial Period WW023 attachment 326119 211122 CGS; recommended for Geological NHA 2069406.19140625 12632.4103087358 25 746198.980316162 7585.8547921391