“Kingstown No. 2 ED? Never heard of it.” That’s what most visitors say. But Kingstown No. 2 ED has a story. It is a story etched not in grand monuments but in the very land we stand on.
Kingstown No. 2 ED is an Electoral Division. It is also known as Kingstown No.2 Electoral Division or DED. Think of it as a historical district. It existed for administrative purposes.
Kingstown No. 2 ED sits in County Dublin. OpenStreetMap added it on March 27, 2021. B-unicycling was the contributor.
Kingstown No. 2 ED is quite small. Its area measures about 1.6 square kilometers. That is roughly 407 acres or 0.6 square miles.
You can pinpoint Kingstown No. 2 ED’s location. Look for 53° 16′ 57″ N latitude. Find 6° 8′ 14″ W longitude.
Kingstown No. 2 ED 1901 also exists. Brianh added it to OpenStreetMap on August 30, 2021. Kingstown No. 2 ED 1901’s coordinates are slightly different. It is located at 53° 17′ 2″ N, 6° 8′ 24″ W.
Kingstown No. 2 ED 1901 is even smaller. It covers about 1.2 square kilometers. That equals 301.2 acres or 0.5 square miles.
Neither Kingstown No. 2 ED nor Kingstown No. 2 ED 1901 are matched to Logainm.ie yet. This website focuses on Irish place names.
We know some townlands border Kingstown No. 2 ED. Yet, no townlands fall within its boundaries. This represents 0% of the area.
Kingstown No. 2 ED might seem like just a name. However, it represents a specific area. It had a purpose in Dublin’s past. Electoral divisions helped organize local administration. They shaped how people lived and voted.
Imagine Dublin in the early 20th century. Kingstown No. 2 ED was a defined space. People knew its boundaries. Elections and local governance revolved around it. The area might have had its own character. It was distinct from neighboring divisions.
Today, Kingstown No. 2 ED exists as a digital record. It lives on OpenStreetMap and other databases. These records allow us to trace Dublin’s history. They help us understand how the city evolved.
Kingstown No. 2 ED might be small. Its story adds to Dublin’s rich tapestry. It is a reminder that every place has a past. Even places without grand stories hold significance. They shaped the lives of those who lived there. So next time you explore Dublin, remember Kingstown No. 2 ED. Think about its place in history.