Killydrum Sink
| Killydrum Sink | |
| Fermanagh | |
|---|---|
| H09954771 | |
| Co-ordinates: | 54°22’42"N, 7°50’51"W |
| Discovery: | {{{discovery}}} |
Killydrum Sink is one of several karst limestone features described as in the townland of Killydrum in Fermanagh. The area around the karst has been designated a provisional site of special scientific interest.
The route of the main water course passes through Killydrum Sink. This is a large swallow hole leading to a small, choked sink. Water entering here is believed to drain through the Noon’s Hole system.[1]
The rocks are of the quaternary and carboniferous ages.
References
- ↑ Noon's Hole–Arch Cave; Killydrum Sink: Earth Science Conservation Review (via Habitas)