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Newry South, Condado de Down

Distrito

Newry South

Condado de Down

45

Streets

4,250

Registros censales

854

Hogares

1

Año del censo

1911 Censo
Personas
4,250
Hogares
854

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Newry South is located in County Down in Northern Ireland, positioned in the southern part of the county near the border with the Republic of Ireland. The district sits within the broader Newry, Mourne and Down local government area and is characterized by its proximity to the Mourne Mountains to the east and the canal systems that have historically shaped the region. The landscape is predominantly hilly and rural in many areas, with the Newry River running through the locality. This geographic position has made it strategically important throughout history, serving as a natural crossroads between different regions.

The area has deep historical roots stretching back centuries. Newry itself developed as a significant settlement due to its location on trading routes and waterways, with the Newry Canal being constructed in the 18th century as one of Ireland's earliest canal systems. The region has been shaped by successive periods of settlement, trade, and conflict, reflecting the broader history of Ireland. In more recent times, like much of the border region, it was affected by the political and social divisions of the 20th century, though it has since undergone significant regeneration and development.

Today, Newry South serves as an important economic and social hub for the surrounding communities. The town center has seen investment in recent decades, with modern amenities and retail spaces alongside preserved historical architecture. The proximity to both the border and larger urban centers makes it a significant market town for the surrounding rural areas. The region remains culturally diverse, with the area's identity shaped by both its Irish and broader British-Irish heritage.

For local residents and the wider County Down community, Newry South represents a key commercial and cultural center. The district continues to develop as a modern town while maintaining connections to its historical past, serving as a gathering place and economic driver for the surrounding hinterland. Its significance lies not only in its local role but also in its position within the broader Irish border region, making it an important location within the unique context of contemporary Northern Ireland.

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Condado

Down

Jurisdicción

Irlanda del Norte

Años del censo

1911

Streets

45 streets registradas

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Detalles

Distrito
Newry South
Condado
Down
Irlandés
An Dún
Jurisdicción
Irlanda del Norte

Registros censales

1911 | Buscar a todas las personas →

Streets

45
Abbey Yard Boat Street Bridewell Row Cambells Court Carlisle Entry Castle Lane Castle Place Castle Street Chapel Street Church Street, part of Courtenay Hill Downshire Court Georges Lane Grants Yard Hidemarket Street High Street, part of Hill Street, part of Home Avenue Hook's Entry, High Street Hook's Entry, North Street Kilmorey Street Lower Water Street Marcus Square (part of) Margaret Street (part of) Market Square Market Street McConville Court Meeting House Lane Mill Street Moores Lane Needham Place New Chapel Lane Patrick's Place Pound Road Pound Street (part of) Quay Street River Street Ryan's Yard St. Mary Street The Mall (part of) Upper Chapel Street Upper North Street Well Lane William Street Windmill