Camenabologue

Carmenabologue
Céim na mBulóg
Camenabologue in the Distance
Highest point
Elevation	758 m (2,487 ft)
Coordinates	53°00′19″N 6°28′36″W / 53.00528°N 6.47667°W / 53.00528; -6.47667Coordinates: 53°00′19″N 6°28′36″W / 53.00528°N 6.47667°W / 53.00528; -6.47667
Geography
Carmenabologue Wicklow, Ireland
Parent range	Wicklow Mountains
Geology
Mountain type	Granite

Carmenabologue (Irish: Céim na mBulóg, meaning "step/pass of the bullocks") is a mountain in Wicklow Mountains in County Wicklow, Ireland. With a height of 758 metres (2,487 ft) it is the 7th highest mountain in the Wicklow Mountains and the 71st highest summit in Ireland.

Mountains and hills of Leinster

List of mountains in Ireland List of mountains and hills of County Dublin

Blackstairs Mountains	Black Rock Mountain Blackstairs Mountain Croaghaun Mount Leinster

Cooley Mountains	Clermont Carn Slieve Foy

Slieveardagh Hills	Clomantagh Hill Knocknamuck

Slieve Bloom Mountains	Arderin Barcam Baunreaghcong Carroll's Hill Castleconor Farbreague Garraunbaun Ridge of Capard Stillbrook Hill Wolftrap Mountain

Wicklow Mountains	Annagh Hill Barnaslingan Bray Head Camaderry Camenabologue Carrick Mountain Carrickgollogan Cloghernagh Conavalla Corrigasleggaun Croghan Mountain Cupidstown Hill Djouce Duff Hill Gravale Great Sugar Loaf Keadeen Kilmashogue Kippure Larch Hill Little Sugar Loaf Lobawn Luggala Lugnaquilla Maulin Montpelier Hill Mullacor Mullaghcleevaun Seefingan Slievegad Slievemaan Sugarloaf (West Wicklow) Table Mountain Tibradden Mountain Tonelagee Turlough Hill Two Rock and Three Rock

Others	Brandon Hill Ben of Howth Coppanagh Croghan Hill Dalkey Hill Dún Ailinne Faughan Hill Hill of Allen Hill of Ben Hill of Tara Hill of Uisneach Hill of Ward Killiney Hill Knockeyon Mount Alto Mullaghreelan Mullaghmast Mullaghmeen Naul Hills Shielmartin Hill Slieveboy Slieve na Calliagh Tara Hill

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