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The most remarkable natural feature of County Fermanagh is the River Erne, which winds through the centre of the county. It expands into two extensive lakes. Upper and Lower Lough Erne, both to which have many islands. Navigable by cruiser boat, via lake and canal, this beautiful lake is connected to the uppermost reaches of the Shannon, creating over 200 miles of linked waterways for pleasure cruising and fishing. Some level land borders the river and lakes, but the rest of the county is hilly. In the north-west Fermanagh touches the shore of Lough Melvin, and set among hills on the western border are Upper and Lower Lough Macnean. The limestone hills of west Fermanagh contain many interesting cave systems. This is a county with many attractions for the visitor; boating and fishing, climbing, interesting monuments, and throughout the county the charm of pleasant towns and villages. Copyright@Fermanagh Self Catering Cottages
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