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Lisnaskea population

2,895people · latest estimate

By James Burfield, SEO consultant, Bath · Page updated · GeoNames · World Gazetteer 2005

Lisnaskea has a population of 2,895, making it the 4th largest place in Fermanagh and Omagh. In 2005 the World Gazetteer recorded 2,895, a rise of 0.0% since.

2,895
in 2005
+0.0%
since 2005
The 2005 figure is from the World Gazetteer archive and may draw its boundary differently from the current source, so treat the change as indicative. Sources: method.

Year-by-year official estimates for the wider area: Fermanagh and Omagh population trends, 2001–2024.

Lisnaskea in context

16 km
north-west to Enniskillen, the nearest larger town
3,838
people live within 10 km
#2,472
largest of 6,358 UK places
Lisnaskea in the UK

Distances are straight-line from the settlement's recorded coordinates. The 10 km figure sums the recorded places within that radius, so it describes how built-up the surroundings are rather than people per square kilometre.

The population, measured on a real boundary

What you meanPopulationSource
Lisnaskea settlement
NISRA's settlement boundary: the built-up Lisnaskea
3,006Census 2021
Lisnaskea (GeoNames record)
the figure in this page's heading; boundary unstated
2,895GeoNames

The census figure is NISRA's Census 2021 count of usual residents inside the settlement's development limit: a boundary drawn in 2014–15 holding 2021 people, so growth at the edges since then sits outside it. 1,263 households. Where the rows disagree, quote the census. Northern Ireland's other layers wait on data that is either licensed (postcodes) or published only at district level (crime), and those absences are deliberate.

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Population since 2001
Fermanagh and Omagh, year by year from ONS estimates

Nearby in Fermanagh and Omagh

#PlacePopulation
1Omagh21,056
2Enniskillen14,472
3Dromore5,641
4Irvinestown1,765
5Fintona1,373
6Ballinamallard1,365

All 9 places in Fermanagh and Omagh →