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• County Antrim
  ...th and east, [[Lough Neagh]] and the [[River Bann]] to the west, and the [[River Lagan]] in the south. Antrim is the most populous county in Northern Irela [[File:Larne Harbour from Inver.jpg|200px|left|thumb|Larne Harbour]]
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• Cromartyshire
  ...les. It contains several wooded islands, and drains into Enard Bay by the River Polly. Det 4. Inver, Summerton, Lochslin ({{wmap|57.807251|-3.945351|name=Cromartyshire Det 4}}
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• Larne
  | picture=Larne Harbour from Inver.jpg ...eaning the "river mouth of Larne") and in English as Inver Larne or simply Inver. The older name for [[Larne Lough]] was ''Loch Ollarbha'' or ''Inbhear nOll
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• Carnlough
  ...all loughs on Little Trosk and Big Trosk attract walkers. The [[Carnlough River]] running off the slopes of [[Big Trosk]] and Little Trosk, flows down into ...ublic footpath, taking walkers up to the [[Cranny Falls]] on the Carnlough River.
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• Waterfalls in the United Kingdom
  !width="40%" | Name !! River !! Height (feet) !! County | [[Aysgarth Falls]] || [[River Ure]] || 100 || ''[[Yorkshire]]''
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• Bangor Erris
  ...rony of [[Erris]] in [[County Mayo]]. It is on the banks of the [[Owenmore River]] and is the gateway to the [[Erris]] Peninsula linking [[Belmullet]] with ...rst of the prevailing winds and its situation on the banks of the Owenmore River also made it a suitable site.
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• Inveresk
  ...elevated ground on the north bank of a loop of the [[River Esk, Midlothian|River Esk]]. This ridge of ground, 60 to 80 feet above sea level, was used by the ...ement "Inver", from the Gaelic ''inbhir'', refers to the confluence of the river Esk with the [[Firth of Forth]].<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.spns.org
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• Lochinver
  ...Assynt]] which is the source of the [[River Inver]] which flows into Loch Inver at the village. There are 200 or so lochans in the area which makes the pla ...oning include [[Inverkirkaig]] &ndash; accessed by the road leading up the River Culag &ndash; and on the coastal road north: [[Achmelvich]], [[Clashmore, A
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• Strachur
  ...the Gaelic for 'Valley (''srath'') of the Cur' - Cur being the name of the river flowing from the hills east of Strachur village, turning south to flow into ...ently being restored. Younger members of the MacLachlan clan currently run Inver Cottage, one of Argyll's Seafood Trail restaurants, with its lovely views
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• Loch Assynt
  ...d Leitir Easaich and discharges into the sea at Loch Inver, by the [[River Inver]]. ...(1910) [http://www.nls.uk/maps/bathymetric/text.cfm?seq=992 "Lochs of the Inver Basin"] Page 149, Volume II, Part I. National Library of Scotland. Retrieve
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• Kenmare
  ...raditional Irish name of the bay was ''Inbhear Scéine'' from the Celtic ''inver'', which is recorded in the 11th-century narrative ''Lebor Gabála Érenn'' ...sion bridge, which is claimed to be the first in Ireland, over the Kenmare River was opened in 1841 and served the community till 1932 when it was replaced
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• Collin Top
  |picture=Inver River with Collin Top behind - geograph.org.uk - 828543.jpg |picture caption=Collin Top behind the Inver River
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• Loch Kirkaig
  ...in [[Cromartyshire]]. Loch Kirkaig is a mile and a quarter south of [[Loch Inver]]. The scattered crofting township of [[Inverkirkaig]] is located next to a ...]] and [[Loch Urigill]]. Travelling in a southeasterly direction along the River Kirkaig through a wooded glen, is the natural wonder and tourist attraction
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• Ess na Crub
  |river=Inver River ...nt where the gorge carved by the Inver River joins that of the [[Glenariff River]].
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• Kenmare River
  ...Kenmare River - geograph.org.uk - 563853.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Kenmare River]] '''Kenmare River''' or '''Kenmare Bay''' is a long, narrow inlet indenting the rough south-w
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• Inver, County Donegal
  |name=Inver |picture caption=Inver and Inver Beach
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• Enard Bay
  ...ll fast flowing streams flow into the bay, the biggest amongst them is the River Polly, which flows into the Polly Bay inlet. Two sea lochs, [[Loch Inver]] and much larger [[Loch Kirkaig]] are located to the north of the bay: Loc
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