Coalisland South

Coalisland South ward lies within the wider Mid Ulster district, encompassing the southern approach to the town of Coalisland itself. The area is characterised by a mix of residential streets on the town's fringe and open, low-lying agricultural land. The ward is defined by its proximity to the River Torrent and the historical Coalisland Canal, which once served as a vital industrial transport link. This landscape of fields and waterways shapes the local environment.

A notable feature is the presence of the derelict but structurally intact Coalisland Railway Viaduct, spanning the canal and marking the area's industrial past. The ward includes the locality of The Mullans and is traversed by the main Derry Road. Land use is primarily rural, with farming activity and some newer housing developments. The area maintains a direct, functional connection to the services and community of central Coalisland.