Lough Neagh

Japanese: ネイ[湖](英語表記)Lough Neagh
Lough Neagh
The largest lake in the British Isles, located in central Northern Ireland, is an irregular rectangle measuring 29 km long and 18 km wide, with an area of ​​396 km2 and a maximum depth of 31 m. It was formed by the collapse of part of the basalt Antrim Plateau, and the lake area spans four counties: Antrim, Almaha, Tyrone, and Londonderry. The only river that flows out to the sea is the River Bann, which flows north and is used for irrigation and transportation. The lake is famous for its vendace and eel fishing. The Mesolithic culture in Ireland emerged near the lake around 6000 BC.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:
イギリス,北アイルランド中部にあるイギリス諸島最大の湖。長さ約29km,幅約18kmの不規則な長方形をなし,面積396km2,最大水深31mの淡水湖。玄武岩からなるアントリム高原の一部が陥没して形成され,湖域はアントリム,アルマハ,タイロン,ロンドンデリーの4県にまたがる。海への唯一の流出河川は,北流するバン川で,灌漑や水運に利用されている。湖でのシロマスやウナギの漁業は有名。アイルランドにおける中石器文化は,紀元前6000年ごろこの湖の近くに出現した。

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