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Coleraine, Comté de Derry

District

Coleraine

Comté de Derry

160

Streets

15,121

Registres de recensement

3,008

Foyers

2

Années de recensement

1901 Recensement
Personnes
7,141
Foyers
1,423
1911 Recensement
Personnes
7,980 +11.7%
Foyers
1,585 +11.4%

À propos

Coleraine is a town located in County Londonderry (also known as County Derry) in Northern Ireland, situated in the north-west of the island. The town lies on the River Bann, a significant waterway that has shaped settlement patterns and commerce in the region for centuries. The landscape around Coleraine is characteristic of much of County Derry, with rolling countryside, farmland, and access to the Causeway Coast to the north. The town serves as an important hub for the surrounding district, which extends across a substantial area of the county and includes several smaller villages and rural communities.

The history of Coleraine stretches back centuries, though the town as it exists today was substantially developed during the Ulster Plantation of the early 17th century, when English and Scottish settlers were granted land in Ulster. The town's name derives from Irish origins, and the River Bann crossing has long been strategically significant. The area has experienced considerable development over the past few centuries, particularly during the industrial era when river-based trade was important. Like much of Northern Ireland, Coleraine has navigated significant social and political changes, particularly during the latter 20th century.

Coleraine is perhaps most notably known as the home of the University of Ulster's Coleraine campus, which was established in the 1960s as part of educational expansion in Northern Ireland. The university has been a major employer and brought younger populations and academic activity to the town. Beyond the university, the town centre hosts local shops, services, and facilities that serve the wider district. The proximity to the Causeway Coast and attractions such as the Giant's Causeway has made the surrounding area increasingly significant for tourism in recent decades.

For the local community, Coleraine functions as a key administrative, commercial, and cultural centre for the district. The town provides employment, educational opportunities, and services for people across the surrounding rural areas. The River Bann continues to feature prominently in the town's identity and character. Like many regional towns in Northern Ireland, Coleraine has had to adapt to economic and social changes, but it remains an important focal point for the communities of County Derry's northern areas.

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Comté

Derry

Juridiction

Irlande du Nord

Années de recensement

1901, 1911

Streets

160 streets enregistrées

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Détails

District
Coleraine
Comté
Derry
Irlandais
Doire
Juridiction
Irlande du Nord

Registres de recensement

1901 1911 | Rechercher toutes les personnes →

Streets

160
Abbey Street Adams Row Adelaide Avenue Albert Terrace Alexander Terrace Alma Place Ardbana Terrace Arthur Place Ashley Villas Babtist Lane Ballyartan Ballyclaber Ballymoney Road Ballysally Banfield Road Baptist Lane Bellasses Bellevue Terrace Bellhouse Lane Bellvue Beresford Place Beresford Road Blagh Blind Gate Street Blindgate Street Boghill Boilingwell Lane Boyds Row Bridge Street Brilingwell Lane Brook Street Brook Street North Bruce's Terrace Bruces Terrace Bushmills Road Captain Street Lower Captain Street Upper Captain Street, Lower Captain Street, Upper Castleview Terrace Chapel Square Church Street Church Walls Churches Walls Churchland (part) Churchlands Urban Circular Road Clifton Terrace Coleraine Coleraine and Suburbs Court in Rear of Shuttle Hill. Court in rere of Shuttle Hill Cross Glebe Cross Lane Crosslane Danes' Hill Drumadragh Dundooan Dunedin Terrace Dunlop Dunlop Street Esdale Terrace Ferry Quay Street Ferryquay Street Fountain View Terrace Fountainview Terrace Gateside Hamilton Terrace Hanover Gardens Hanover Place Harpur's-hill Hartford Place Hawthorn Terrace Hawthorne Terrace Henry Street Institution Road Island Heaghey James Street James' Street Jubilee Terrace Killowen Street King's Gate Street Kingsgate Street Knockantern Kyles Brae Landscape Terrace Lane off Captain St. Lower Laurel Hill Lime Market Street Lodge Lodge Road Loguestown Long Commons Loughan Hill Margaretta Terrace Margueretta Terrace Masonic Place Millbank Cottages Millbank Terrace Millburn Millburn Cottages Mount Sandel Mount Sandel, (Part of) Mount Street Mountsandel Road Mountsanders New Market Street New Road Portrush Road New Row New Row Upper New Row West New Row, West North Brook Street North Rampart North Rampart Street Nursery Avenue Nursery Road Olphert Place Park Street Pates Lane Portrush Road Portstewart Road Queen Street Railway Place Railway Road Reids Terrace Rosemary Lane Russell Terrace Sandy Row Shuttle Hill Society Street Spittle Hill Spittle Hill, (Part of) Spittlehill (part) Spoutfield Spring Gardens Stable Lane Stone Row Lower Stone Row Upper Stone Row, Lower Stone Row, Upper Strand Road Lower Strand Road Upper Taylor's Row Taylors Row Terrace Row The Diamond Tullans Union Street Victoria Street Victoria Terrace Waterford Place Waterford Terrace Waterside (Part of) Waterside (part) Waterside Street Watt's Town Waverly Terrace Westbrook Terrace Windy Hall