Ballinamallard ward is situated in the eastern part of County Fermanagh, forming part of the wider Fermanagh and Omagh district. The area is largely rural, characterised by agricultural land and low-lying drumlins. The ward includes the village of Ballinamallard itself, which acts as a local service centre along the main Enniskillen to Irvinestown road. The surrounding townlands contain a mix of family farms and residential dwellings.
The region is defined by the River Colebrook, which flows through the village and the adjacent countryside. This watercourse supports local fishing and has historically influenced settlement patterns. Land use is primarily pastoral, with fields bounded by hedgerows. The local community is served by facilities including schools, shops, and sporting organisations, with the football club being a notable focal point.
