Search published DfI Roads gully records for adopted roads in Northern Ireland. Explore mapped gully positions and available road and council information to help identify a recorded highway drainage asset.
Published DfI Roads gully asset records for adopted roads in Northern Ireland. Asset locations reflect the source dataset and may not represent every drainage feature on the ground. Search is by road name or council area.
82 mapped gullies · LONDONDERRY and STRABANE
240 mapped gullies · ARDS and NORTH DOWN
27 mapped gullies · ARMAGH CITY BANBRIDGE and CRAIGAVON EAST
12 mapped gullies · ARMAGH CITY BANBRIDGE and CRAIGAVON EAST
75 mapped gullies · ARMAGH CITY BANBRIDGE and CRAIGAVON WEST
19 mapped gullies · NEWRY MOURNE and DOWN WEST
14 mapped gullies · FERMANAGH and OMAGH WEST
14 mapped gullies · FERMANAGH and OMAGH EAST
39 mapped gullies · ARMAGH CITY BANBRIDGE and CRAIGAVON EAST
15 mapped gullies · ARMAGH CITY BANBRIDGE and CRAIGAVON EAST
19 mapped gullies · MID and EAST ANTRIM
110 mapped gullies · NEWRY MOURNE and DOWN WEST
Road gullies collect surface water from roads and other paved highway areas. The published DfI Roads dataset identifies recorded gully positions on adopted roads in Northern Ireland, together with available street and council information. A mapped point does not establish whether a gully is currently blocked, whether it is working properly or where its connecting pipe runs. Highway drainage and property drainage may involve different responsibilities. The position of the affected drain and the nature of the problem are relevant when deciding whom to contact.
Describe where water is collecting, whether the problem appears to affect a property drain or the road, and any observations you have made. Photographs or an existing report may help explain the issue.
Contains DfI Roads information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Data retrieved: 27 Oct 2026, 11:58 GMT · Published data snapshot: Catalogue updated 2024-11-03; download retrieved 2026-10-27
Open Government Licence v3.0
