30
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Registres de recensement
589
Foyers
2
Années de recensement
- Personnes
- 1,368
- Foyers
- 288
- Personnes
- 1,298 -5.1%
- Foyers
- 301 +4.5%
À propos
Moneymore is a small village and district located in County Derry in Northern Ireland, situated in the mid-Ulster region. The village lies in the fertile agricultural landscape that characterizes much of County Derry, with rolling countryside and farmland surrounding the settlement. The area is part of the broader Sperrins region, though not in the mountainous heart of those hills. Geographically, Moneymore sits relatively centrally within the county, making it accessible to larger towns like Magherafelt and Cookstown. The landscape reflects the typical features of rural Ulster, with a mix of pasture, hedgerows, and small woodlands that define the local environment.
The village has roots extending back several centuries, with its name deriving from Irish origins. Like many settlements in Ulster, Moneymore developed in the context of the plantation period and subsequent rural development. The village is centered around the main street, with traditional architecture reflecting its historical development as a market or service center for the surrounding agricultural community. The local area would have supported farming activities for generations, with the village serving as a focal point for trade and social life in the district.
A notable feature of Moneymore is its association with religious and cultural heritage typical of the region. The village has been home to various community institutions over the decades, including churches and schools that have served local residents. These institutions reflect the strong community bonds that characterize rural Irish villages and their role in maintaining social cohesion and cultural identity. The district remains predominantly rural and agricultural in character, with farming continuing to be an important part of local economic life.
Today, Moneymore functions as a quiet rural village within County Derry, serving as a residential and service center for the surrounding farming community. Like many small rural villages in Northern Ireland, it faces the typical challenges of rural depopulation and economic change, yet maintains its importance as a social hub for local residents. The village and its surrounding district continue to represent the rural character and heritage of mid-Ulster, contributing to the broader cultural and agricultural identity of County Derry.
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Irlande du Nord
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Années de recensement
1901, 1911
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