Gortin

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Gortin is a small village in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, known for its scenic rural setting near the Sperrin Mountains.

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Gortin canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
administrativeTerritory Fermanagh and Omagh District
assemblyConstituency West Tyrone (Northern Ireland Assembly constituency)
country United Kingdom
distanceTo approximately 10 miles north of Omagh
governingBody Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
hasAmenity Gortin Community Centre
Gortin Primary School
local shops
public house
hasCategory Townlands of County Tyrone
Villages in County Tyrone
hasDialCode +44 28
hasFeature agricultural land use
scenic countryside
hasGAAClub Gortin St Patrick’s GAC
hasGeographicFeature rural setting
hasNearbyAttraction Gortin Glen Forest Park
Sperrin Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
hasPostcodeDistrict BT79
hasPostTown Omagh
hasReligiousBuilding St Luke’s Church of Ireland, Gortin
St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, Gortin
hasSport Gaelic games
historicalCounty County Tyrone
latitude approximately 54.7°N
locatedIn County Tyrone
Ireland (island)
linked to: Island of Ireland

Northern Ireland
longitude approximately 7.1°W
near Sperrin Mountains
officialLanguage English
parliamentaryConstituency West Tyrone (UK Parliament constituency)
partOf Sperrin District Electoral Area
region Ulster
regionalLanguage Irish
Ulster Scots
roadAccess B46 road
B48 road
timeZone Greenwich Mean Time
timeZoneDST British Summer Time

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County Tyrone hasSettlement Gortin
subject linked to: Tyrone
West Tyrone contains Gortin