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Coast and Countryside

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Limavady Borough Coast and Countryside

The Limavady Borough has a range of diverse landscapes and habitats within its 226 square miles. This is reflected in the number of protective designations that exist throughout the area.

If you have specific questions or need information on countryside recreation issues, email countryside@limavady.gov.uk

It is also recommended to visit Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust website as a reference point.

Special Designations

The Borough has many special designations - some locally important, some of international importance. Regardless, they all host a wide variety of flora, fauna and special landscapes. While two of these merit a special mention, you can click through each of the environments below to find out more about the living landscape of Limavady.

Binevenagh AONB

Sperrins AONB

The River Roe

Beach & Duneland

Woodland & Forest

Mountain & Upland

Lough Foyle

 

Confused by all the terminology? Click here for a Bluffer's Guide!

 

Limavady Borough Council is a supporting partner of Leave No Trace, an Outdoor Ethics Programme designed to promote and inspire responsible outdoor recreation through education, research, and partnerships. Please be responsible when visiting these areas.

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