Nurney
Nurney is a village in County Carlow, Ireland. Nurney is situated south of Ballyrvan.Localities in the Area
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Nurney
- Type: Human settlement
- Description: village in County Carlow, Ireland
- Location: County Carlow, Southeast Ireland, Ireland, Britain and Ireland, Europe
Latitude 52.7506° or 52° 45' 2" north | Longitude -6.9097° or 6° 54' 35" west |
Elevation 122 metres (400 feet) | GeoNames ID 2962204 |
Also Known As
- Basque: Nurney (Carlow konderria)
- Basque: Nurney
- Dutch: Nurney
- English: Nurney, County Carlow
- Georgian: ნერნი
- German: Nurney
- Irish: An Urnaí
- Polish: Nurney
- Russian: Нёрни
Other Places Named Nurney
In the Area
Localities
- Ballyrvan
- Hooper’s Cross RoadsLocality
- The HarrowLocality
- NewtownLocality
Landmarks
- Nurney GraveyardCemetery
- St John's ChurchChurch
- Agha GraveyardCemetery
- Kildoon Graveyard (Disused)Cemetery
Other Places
- Agha Church (in ruins)Building
- LandfillLandfill, 3 km northwest
- The Fighting CocksPub, 4 km east
- ArborretumGarden centre, 4½ km west
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