Lough Neagh

There are several different ways of getting to Lough Neagh, which with an area of 150sq.mi/388sq.km, is the largest lake in Northern Ireland (18mi/28km long, 11mi/18km wide and 39ft/12m at its deepest). Ten rivers flow into the lake which is well stocked with fish. There is no road running round the lough, nor even a good footpath, the lough shores being low and overgrown with vegetation.

Each of the provinces of Northern Ireland have towns in the low lying region surrounding Lough Neagh.