Blackstairs Mountains facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Blackstairs Mountains
Panorama of the Blackstairs Mountains
Highest point
Peak	Mount Leinster (East of Borris)
Elevation	796 m (2,612 ft)
Naming
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Geography
Country	Ireland
Towns	Bunclody, Borris, Kiltealy, Rathnure, Ballywilliam, St Mullin's and Graiguenamanagh
Range coordinates	52°35′17″N 6°46′48″W / 52.588°N 6.780°W / 52.588; -6.780

The Blackstairs Mountains (which are called Na Staighrí Dubha in Irish) are a mountain range in Ireland. They stretch from north to south, forming a natural border between County Carlow and County Wexford. The tallest point in this range is Mount Leinster, which stands at 796 meters (2,612 feet) high.

Discover the Blackstairs Mountains

The Blackstairs Mountains are a beautiful part of the Irish landscape. They are not just a border between two counties; they are also a popular spot for hiking and enjoying nature. The mountains offer amazing views of the surrounding countryside.

Where are the Blackstairs Mountains?

These mountains are located in the province of Leinster in southeastern Ireland. They run along the eastern edge of County Carlow and the western edge of County Wexford. Several towns are located near the mountains, including Bunclody, Borris, and Kiltealy.

What are the Highest Peaks?

The Blackstairs Mountains have several peaks, with Mount Leinster being the highest. Here is a list of some of the tallest hills in the range:

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See also

• Mountains and hills of Leinster
• In Spanish: Montañas de Blackstairs para niños