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Oxford Island National Nature Reserve

Description
Situated on the southern shores of the large freshwater lake, Lough Neagh, the Oxford Island National Nature Reserve is a protected area of outstanding natural beauty. The area is made up of a variety of different habitats including reedbeds, woodland, meadows full of wild flowers and ponds that teem with life and is one of the most picturesque regions in County Armagh. The reserve includes a number of bird-watching hides, viewing areas, paddling pool and several marked walking trails – some of which are suitable for wheelchair users. The Lough Neagh Discovery Centre opened on the shores of the lake in 1993 and provides visitors with information and history about the area.

Transportation
Air: Belfast International Airport. Rail: Belfast Central Station then taxi or bus. Road: Bus: Public services. Car: Signposted from the M1.

Contact Addresses
Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Oxford Island National Nature Reserve, Craigavon, County Armagh BT66 6NJ, Northern Ireland
Tel: (0)28 3832 2205
Website: www.oxfordisland.com


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