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The barony of Strabane is a former barony of Ireland, situated in County Tyrone. It was in use as an administrative division from at least the late 16th century. The barony takes its name from the settlement of Strabane which, in 1591, was "made the head of the barony of Strabane" having previously being "in the district of Munterlony". The 1841 census contained a record for "Strabane barony". The barony was subsequently subdivided and, by 1851, had been split into Strabane Lower and Strabane Upper.

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Higgins, Aeneas. The Barony of Strabane in the Countie of Tyrone (c.1659) (Map) – via virtualtreasury.ie.
Simington, Robert C., ed. (1937). "Barony of Strabane". The Civil Survey A.D. 1654–56 vol. iii, counties of Donegal Londonderry and Tyrone. p. 372 – via virtualtreasury.ie. The Barrony of Strabaune one of the fowre Barronies of the County of Tyrone lieth towards the north much in a square forme
Hunter, Robert John, ed. (2011). "Strabane barony at the end of the 16th century". Strabane Barony During the Ulster Plantation, 1607-1641. Ulster Historical Foundation. ISBN 9781903688953. The barony of Strabane was one of the four divisions of County Tyrone which was established in 1585 It was an area of about 400 square miles
Lewis, Samuel (ed.). "Strabane". A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland. Lewis – via libraryireland.com. Strabane was formerly in the district of Munterlony, but on the formation of part of the territory of Tir-Owen into the county of Tyrone, in 1591, it was made the head of the barony of Strabane
"1841 Census: Strabane barony". Retrieved 8 January 2024 – via virtualtreasury.ie.
Database of Irish Historical Statistics - Notes on Baronies of Ireland 1821-1891 (PDF), p. 14, archived from the original (PDF) on 12 March 2016, retrieved 9 January 2024, Strabane UC09B04 Barony split by 1851; See UC09B04A & UC09B04B

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List of places in County Tyrone
Towns	Coalisland Cookstown Dungannon Omagh Strabane
Villages and townlands	Altamuskin Altishane Altmore Ardboe Ardstraw Artigarvan Augher Aughnacloy Ballygawley Ballymagorry Ballymully Glebe Benburb Beragh Blackwatertown Brackaville Bready Brockagh Caledon Cappagh Carnteel Carrickmore Castlecaulfield Castlederg Clady Clanabogan Clogher Coagh Cranagh Creggan Derrycrin Derrylaughan Derrytresk Donaghmore Dooish Douglas Bridge Dromore Drumkee Drumnakilly Drumquin Dunnamanagh Dunnamore Edenderry Eglish Erganagh Eskra Evish Fintona Fivemiletown Galbally Garvaghey Garvetagh Gillygooly Glebe Glenmornan Gortaclare Gortin Granville Greencastle Kildress Killay Killen Killeter Killyclogher Killyman Kilskeery Knockmoyle Landahaussy Liscloon Loughmacrory Magheramason Moortown Mountfield Moy Moygashel Moylagh Mullaghmore Newmills Newtownstewart Plumbridge Pomeroy Rock Rousky Sandholes Seskinore Shanmaghery Sion Mills Sixmilecross Spamount Stewartstown Tamnamore Tattyreagh Trillick Tullyhogue Tullyvannon Tullywiggan Victoria Bridge Washing Bay
Landforms	Ballysaggart Lough Beaghmore Black Bog Drum Manor Forest Park Glenelly Mountains of Pomeroy Sperrins Tullyhogue Fort
Baronies	Clogher Dungannon Lower Dungannon Middle Dungannon Upper Omagh East Omagh West Strabane Lower Strabane Upper
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