Index card for the townland of Wormhole, [Poll na bPéist].

Series of notes about the local features of Westquarter [An Cheathrú Iarthach]. Included are descriptions (and story) of the Royal Oak Cove, Scáithín (a blessed well or spring), Doonmore, Capall (a prominent pointed rock), Loch Bó Finne, Dún Gráinne, Carraig an Chlochair, An Béal Istigh, Stags of Bophin, Uaimh na gCailleach, Uaimh an Mhianaigh, Trá Gheall, Uaimh na Roc, Tulach, Glasoileán Dóite, North Beach, Fécharraig, Carrickheelia, Uaimh na Doibe, Turlaun na mBád, Trá na mBan, Carraig an Chlochair, An Béal Istigh, Uaimh na Tulaí, and Porteenanimma (Poirtín an ime).

Overview list of the following townlands within the Western Parts of Knock [An Cnoc] or Spiddle [An Spidéal]. Robinson describes this as "Western parts of Civil Parish of Killannin (except Derrynea, Clynagh, Barraderry, Keeraunbeg and townlands in Faromna and Leitir Meallain, all now part of the RC Parish of Killeen and Leitir Moir island, Eanach Meain, and Beal a' Daingin... plus Ros a' Mhíl area of Na Mine and Cartron Leathan which were isolated bits of Kilcummin Parish).

An Bhánrainn Bhán Theas [Banraghbawn South], Baile na rabhann theas [Ballynahown South], Caorán na gCearc Theas [Keeraunnagark South], An Chloch Mhór Theas [Cloghmore South], An Chloch Mhór Thuaidh [Cloghmore North], Doire Choill [Derrykyle], Indreabhán [Inveran], An Leathchartúr [Cartron], An Tulaigh [Tully], Na Mine [Minna], Tóin an Chnoic [Tonacruck], Ros a' Mhíl [Rossaveel], Na Doireadha [Na Doiriú Theas], and Baile an tSléibhe [Ballintleva].

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Cill Éinne [Killeany], beginning with the letter W.

The Watchman is briefly described, with local man Tommy Fitzpatrick credited with providing information.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of Úraid, [Oorid]. A note on the O'Malley family who were are prominent here. A local story of a crock of gold, also mentioned in Mac Giollarnáth's 'Annála Beaga' is relayed here. Brief descriptions are given of Loch an Roisín, Clochar, Loch ó Dheas, Tulaigh Liagáin (a note and illustration of a structure found to be a sheltering wall for sheet, the first such discovery by archaeologists in central Connemara south of the Galway to Clifden road). Tulach an Bhroic, Sruthán Uí Chonghaile, Loch na gCrámh, Tulach na Reilige, and Loch an Óráin are all given brief descriptions. Local man Billy Maguire, Jo O'Malley of Seana Chaola, and Peter Joyce of Úráid are all credited as being local sources of information. Mike Gibbons and Seán O Nualláin helped with the identification of the structure in Tulaigh Liagáin in autumn 1986.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Ungwee, [Iong Gaoithe]. Several different spellings and versions of the names are included in the Field Name Books, including Iongaid, Ungbuide, Ongbuide yellow hill. Cards are devoted to features including pre-bog walls (no further information on this card), Lough Naguroge (Loch na n-guiróg). Mike Gibbons credited with providing some of the information.

Index card for the townland of Uggool, [Ogúil].

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Cill Éinne [Killeany], beginning with the letter U.

Ulán Cúl le Gréin, which is the headland South of Poll Dick. Local man Antoine Ó'Briain tells Robinson that the headland gets its name from anyone fishing there having to keep their back to the sun.

Overview list of the following features of the townland of Inis Oírr [Inisheer], beginning with the letter U.

Na hUmair, and An tUlán Dubh. Johnny Ó'Donncha and Micheál Ó'Conghaile are credited as being local sources of information.

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of the townland of Cill Mhuirbhigh [Kilmurvy], beginning with the letter U.

An tUlán Leathan, Ulán Mháirtín, and Ulán Dundain.