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ELEVATIONS OF SEVERAL STATIONS
in the counties of
LOUTH, ARMAGH, DOWN, ANTRIM, AND LONDONDERRY,
Calculated from the Level of the Sea by Barometrieal Measurement,

BY Dr. BERGER,

		County of Louth.
			feet.
	1	Highest part of the road between Dundalk and Newry, by Jonesborough	283$\scriptstyle {\frac {3}{4}}$
	2	Barensdale mountains, highest part of Lower Dundalk Barony	1644
	3	Foy mountain; the highest of the Carlingford mountains	1850
	4	Golding mountain; Mountain town? lower ridge of Carlingford mountains, (Cooley mountain of M'Kenzie ?)	1055
		County of Armagh.
			feet.
	1	Fathom mountains; the highest part of along the Newry Rive	820
	2	Cum-Lough; between Slieve-Gullen and Slieve-Girkin, or Newry mountains	305
	3	Killevy or Kilsleve-Church, at the base of Slieve-Gullen, on the south-side	503$\scriptstyle {\frac {1}{3}}$
	4	Slieve-Gullen	1900
	5	Slieve-Girkin or Newry mountains	1340
	6	Faughell or Foughall mountains, a little to the north-east of Jonesborough	822$\scriptstyle {\frac {1}{2}}$