bogland การใช้

• Sheep regularly drown in the wettest parts of the surrounding bogland.
• From Clonfert, it crosses bogland to the townland of Cloonascragh.
• The land was classified as arable, pasture, mountain or bogland.
• The Brob鎘 Mose bogland adhoins the lake to the northwest.
• The Lower Reservoir collects the peaty water from the bogland around the valley.
• We also know that by this time the bogland around Monasterevin was fully formed.
• Large tracts of this soil existing in Siberia may be called muskeg or bogland interchangeably.
• There is birch woodland and bogland nearby.
• The parish is mostly heathland and bogland, intermixed with 20th-century forest inclosures.
• It also contains a bogland called Moondeega.
• Beyond the townland of Bradan lies miles of wet bogland that stretches to the border with County Fermanagh.
• Here one can observe the remnants of a great number of plants which are typical of bogland areas.
• Hogganfield Loch is mentioned in the Thomas Richardson map of 1795 mainly as bogland around the neighbouring Frankfield Loch.
• This made them lose their formation and the Parliamentarians got in amongst them and then surrounded them in the bogland.
• It could be described as an island parish for it has fertile farmland surrounded by bogland to the North and East.
• The central lowlands are extensively covered with glacial deposits of clay and sand, as well as significant areas of bogland and several lakes.
• The motte at Castle Naghten was constructed to control the route from Athlone to Rindown, a narrow and arduous way passing through bogland.
• Most of the land around Castleisland is pasture for dairy stock, with bogland located at various locations around the town, particularly to the east and south.
• The town's name derives from an anglicized version of the Irish " " M骾n Choinn " " which means " Coyne s Bogland ".
• Cambridge were coached by J . R . F . Best, G . Bogland-Wood, Thom Langton ( who had rowed in the 1933 races.