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Mourne, River
River Mourne at Strabane, N.Ire.
River Mourne
river, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
River Mourne, part of the Strule-Foyle river system in west-central Northern Ireland, formed by the junction of the Rivers Strule and Glenelly at Newton-Stewart. It flows north-northwest for about 10 miles (16 km) to a point west of Strabane, where it joins with the River Finn to form the Foyle.
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