Newtownsaville

Newtownsaville ward is located in the southern part of the Fermanagh and Omagh district, near the border with County Monaghan in the Republic of Ireland. The area is characterised by low, rolling drumlin hills and a patchwork of small fields and hedgerows. The landscape is primarily agricultural, with a mix of pasture and some tillage. The ward includes the small settlement of Newtownsaville itself, along with several townlands such as Drumduff and Corranny.

The terrain is drained by a network of small streams that feed into the larger Colebrooke River system. This rural ward has a dispersed settlement pattern, with single dwellings and farmsteads typical. A notable local feature is the presence of several disused limestone quarries, reflecting the underlying geology of the region. The area is traversed by the B127 road, which provides a connection to nearby larger towns like Lisnaskea.