5 km NNW of Bolea, Co Londonderry, Northern Ireland
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Binevenagh Lake
Looking south-east
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Path and peatbog on Binevenagh
by Rossographer
The summit of Binevenagh is covered (in summer) with thick grass covering deep and squelchy peatbog. I was hunting for the triangulation pillar but was a few hundred metres too far west. Sadly lack of time and appropriate footwear (I was up... (more)
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Road, Binevenagh
by Richard Webb
A road runs up to the plateau but the summit itself is well protected by Sitka and some rough bog trotting.
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R1150GS at Binevneagh
by Paul Parker
2002 BMW R1150GS at Binevneagh Lake Co. Derry
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Binevenagh
The main subject here is Binevenagh (top left) of some 1260 feet. Beyond it is Lough Foyle with the Inishowen peninsula in Co Donegal in the distance. The Castle Rock is in the left foreground. The remainder is the gently sloping... (more)
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Binevenagh Lake
Looking south
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Binevenagh Lake notice
Located at Binevenagh
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Zooming towards Binevenagh from Mullaghclogher
This is a fair distance away as it is near the north coast
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Binevenagh Lake
by Richard Webb
Looking towards the summit of Binevenagh which is hidden behind the trees.
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Binevenagh
by Richard Webb
The summit. Not often visited and remote from the excitement of the landslips and big crags.
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View to Binevenagh
by Russel Wills
From the Seacoast Road.
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Binevenagh Triangulation Pillar
by Rossographer
Trig pillar at the summit of Binevenagh. I accessed by driving over the rough forest track to the car park near the summit then navigating through boggy ground up to the pillar (harder than I expected). The pillar is in very good condition... (more)
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Flush Bracket, Binevenagh Triangulation Pillar
by Rossographer
Flush bracket bench mark on Binevenagh trig pillar.
The number on the bracket is OSNIBM 3068.
The mark hasn't been levelled, but the pillar sits at around 380m above MSL.
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Binevenagh Triangulation Pillar
by Rossographer
The top of Binevenagh trig pillar looking down over the Roe Valley and Lough Foyle towards Derry/Londonderry. The spider and centre cap are complete, but not centred; the centre cap is marked "OSNI Triangulation Station".
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