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World War Two Aircraft Warning Station

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Elevation, modelled
12 m
Tallest summit within 25 miles
Carrickbyrne Hill286.1 m · 22.2 mi
Sunset, June solstice
21:51local time
Coordinates
52.1760, -6.3634

World War Two Aircraft Warning Station is a historic site, at a modelled 12 m. Carrickbyrne Hill stands 286 m to the northwest, 22 miles off. The nearest named place is Saint Vauk's Chapel, a historic site 0.1 miles away. 20 named summits stand within 25 miles.

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Summits around it

The highest named summits within 25 miles of World War Two Aircraft Warning Station. Elevation from each summit’s own record; bearing measured between the two coordinates.

SummitBearingElevationDistance
Carrickbyrne HillNW 307°286.1 m22.2 mi
Forth MountainNW 319°237 m12.8 mi
Camaross HillNW 315°183 m20.1 mi
Oulart HillN 356°180 m23.5 mi
Carrickmastia HillNW 315°166 m23.1 mi
Bree HillNNW 329°155 m21.4 mi
Raheennahoon HillNW 323°154 m20.8 mi
Vinegar HillNNW 340°110 m23.9 mi
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Named places within 25 miles

Historic sites
Beaches: 22
Peaks: 20
Attractions: 18
Museums: 6
Light
DateSunriseGolden hourSunset
March equinox06:2917:5318:38
June solstice05:0520:5521:51
September equinox07:1218:4219:26
December solstice08:3315:1216:15

Local time (Europe/Dublin).

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