Glebe

Glebe ward lies within the rural landscape of Mid Ulster, characterised by small settlements and agricultural land. The area is centred around the village of Maghera, which functions as a local service hub with shops and community facilities. The surrounding townlands consist primarily of farmland and low-density housing, with the Moyola River flowing through the southern part of the ward.

A notable local landmark is the historic St. Lurach's Church in Maghera, with its round tower dating from the 10th century. The ward's road network connects it to larger towns like Magherafelt, supporting a community oriented around local farming and commerce. The terrain is generally low-lying, with views towards the Sperrin Mountains to the northwest.