Lakes and waterfalls in Ulster

This collection highlights the diverse aquatic landscapes of the Ulster region, ranging from the expansive 741-hectare Lough Ramor to the intricate, island-dotted waters of Lough Oughter. The list includes the 40-foot Glenevin Waterfall on the Inishowen Peninsula and the mountain-fringed Lough Eske. Many of these freshwater bodies, such as Lough Gowna and Lough Sillan, serve as key segments of the River Erne system, providing important habitats for local wildlife and sites for angling.