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Tipperary
Newcastle, County Tipperary

Hills near Newcastle

The map records 37 hills in and around Newcastle, 0 of them inside the village itself. The closest to the centre is Knocknagearagh, 2.5 km south.

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in Newcastle
37
within 12 km
0
with opening hours
0
with a phone number
Irl Knockmealdown
Irl Knockmealdown·The original uploader was Ww2censor at English Wikipedia., CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Irl Knockmealdown·The original uploader was Ww2censor at English Wikipedia., CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

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Search by name or street, or pick a day and a time and see which of them the map says are open then. The map and the list show the same set.

37 of these have no opening hours on the map, so nothing here can say whether they are open. They stay in the list unless you ask for hours, because hiding them would be answering a question nobody can answer. Distances are from the centre of Newcastle, in a straight line.

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How many hills are there in Newcastle?
37 that the map records, 0 inside Newcastle and 37 within twelve kilometres of it. That is how many the map holds, which is not the same as how many there are: anything nobody has mapped is missing, and anyone can add it.
Which hill in Newcastle is open now?
The map records opening hours for none of them, so this page cannot say. Each one links to whoever runs it.
Where is the nearest hill to the centre of Newcastle?
Knocknagearagh, 2.5 km south of the centre, measured in a straight line.
Where does this come from?
The mapped places in this list come from OpenStreetMap, including contact details and opening hours where recorded. MyMap calculates the distances and ordering. Individual place pages may also include sourced descriptions and visiting details; check the linked venue or business for current information.

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