Slieve Donard
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| Państwo |  Wielka Brytania | |
| Prowincja |  Irlandia Północna | |
| Położenie | Irlandia Północna | |
| Pasmo | Mourne | |
| Wysokość | 849 m n.p.m. | |
Położenie na mapie Irlandii Północnej  | ||
Położenie na mapie Wielkiej Brytanii  | ||
 54°10′44″N 5°55′08″W/54,178889 -5,918889 | ||
Slieve Donard (irl. Sliabh Dónairt; według różnych źródeł 849-852 m n.p.m.) – szczyt w górach Mourne w hrabstwie Down w prowincji Ulster. Zbudowany z granitów – najwyższy szczyt Irlandii Północnej. Przez zbocza i wierzchołek Slieve Donard przebiega Mur Mourne. Przez góry Mourne biegnie znany turystyczny szlak Ulster Way.
Zobacz też
- Carrantuohill – najwyższy szczyt na całej wyspie Irlandia.
Najwyższe szczyty krajów Wielkiej Brytanii
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