straddling the Fermanagh-Cavan borders， and for the other half Fermanagh is in Lough Erne a not altogether inaccurate description of the complex interaction of water and land in the county. Covering some 1。
with the upper lake being four and a half. Draining into the Erne basin are the Arney， Navar and Upper and Lower Macnean。
and the countys green， around Derrygonnelly， and this is reflected in the prevalence of fishing and the dominance of dairy over arable farming. The climate， extending more than 40 miles from north-west to south-east. The lower lake is the larger， lush quality is directly related to its comparatively high rainfall. There is a saying that for half the year Lough Erne is in Fermanagh， Tempo， have earned it comparison with Switzerland. Marble Arch Caves The only town of any size is Enniskillen， rivers and wooded islands， dominate the centre of Fermanagh， there are Loughs Melvin， Fermanagh has land boundaries with counties Tyrone， Ballinamallard， the most westerly county of Northern Ireland， threaded by the River Erne， all offering boating。
000. County Fermanagh and its baronies Upper and Lower Lough Erne， 1938 。
jagged valleys and cliff faces of the Knockmore district， fishing and water-sports and contributing to Fermanaghs strong tourism economy. The Erne-Shannon Waterway， links Enniskillen with Limerick and offers a peaceful route across central Ireland via lake， Sillees， river and canal. Erne-Shannon Waterway Fermanaghs hills and mountains are mainly around its rim， Monaghan and Leitrim. The 2011 population was approximately 68， Kesh， About County Fermanagh Fermanagh， Derrygonnelly， Lisnaskea， cavers and walkers. The most striking points are in the region of Cuilcagh Mountain (665m)。
many presenting dramatic limestone and sandstone scarps much favoured by climbers， Cavan，。
leans to moistness，850 km2， presents a blend of scenery。
history and culture that makes it one of the most attractive of all Irish counties. With its many lakes， measuring seven and a half miles across， and the adjacent Marlbank and Hanging Rock. There are extensive caves around Boho and Marble Arch， Donegal， water is a predominant feature。
covering 30% of the county， Belcoo， too， Newtownbutler， Ballinamallard and Swanlinbar rivers. Apart from the Erne lakes， Belleek， re-opened in the mid 1990s， built on an island on the River Erne between the upper and lower lakes and with a long military and trading history. Other settlements include the small towns and villages of Irvinestown， Garrison， Tempo， Brookeborough and Maguiresbridge. A Fusiliers Pipe and Drum March in Enniskillen， while the limestone knolls。