52
Registros censales
11
Hogares
2
Años del censo
- Personas
- 16
- Hogares
- 4
- Personas
- 36 +125%
- Hogares
- 7 +75%
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Geaglum is a small townland located in County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland, situated within the distinctive landscape of the Ulster region. The area is characterized by the rolling hills and drumlin topography typical of County Fermanagh, with its network of small lakes and waterways that define much of the local geography. Like many townlands in the region, Geaglum represents one of the traditional territorial divisions established centuries ago in Irish land organization, and it remains part of the administrative and cultural fabric of its wider barony or electoral division.
The townland system itself, of which Geaglum is a part, has roots extending back to medieval and early modern Ireland, though the precise historical details of individual townlands are often difficult to document completely. County Fermanagh as a whole has a rich history shaped by Gaelic clans, Norman settlement, plantation policies, and later agricultural development. Geaglum, like its neighboring townlands, would have been shaped by these broader historical forces, including the various land divisions and redistributions that characterized Irish history from the medieval period through the modern era.
As a rural townland in County Fermanagh, Geaglum would be primarily characterized by agricultural land use, reflecting the pastoral and farming traditions that continue to define rural Fermanagh. The townland represents the pattern of small-scale rural settlement and land ownership that has long been typical of the region. For the local community, such townlands serve important functions in maintaining a sense of local identity and place, even as many rural areas face ongoing challenges related to agricultural change and rural population movements.
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