Lacus Neachus
Lacus Neachus[1][2][3] (Hibernice: Loch nEathach; Anglice: Lough Neagh) est maximus lacus Hiberniae, in Hibernia Septentrionali et in provincia Ultonia situs.
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Lacus alluit 5 comitatus Hiberniae Septentrionalis: Antrimensem, Armachanum, Dunensem, Tyronensem, Derrienum. Altitudo eius est 16 m s.l.m., area 388 km²; profunditas maxima est 25 m et profunditas mediocris 9 m. Volumen aquarum est 3.528 km3. Bannus est flumen imissarium emissariumque lacus.
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- ↑ Historica Descriptio Hiberniae, Sue Majoris Scotiae, Insulae Sanctorum: Pars Prima Metrice Potissimum Exhibita Agit de Hiberniae Insula ... Ab Universali Diluvio Ad ... Annum M.D.CCIII Portada - Sir William D. O'Kelly de Aghrim, typis R. Graisberry, 1838
- ↑ A Physico-Poetical Essay, concerning the wonders of Lake Neah, in Ireland. In imitation of Lucretius. Tentamen physico-poeticum de mirabilibus Lacus Neachi, etc. [By Richard Barton. Eng. & Lat - S. Powell, 1759]
- ↑ Lectures in Natural Philosophy: Designed, to be a Foundation, for Reasoning Pertinently, Upon the Petrifications, Gems, Crystals, and Sanative Quality of Lough Neagh in Ireland; and Intended to be an Introduction, to the Natural History of Several Counties Contiguous to that Lake, Particularly ... Ardmagh. By Richard Barton, Richard Barton, author, 1751
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