Northern Ireland counties-Mid and East Antrim

Large, well preserved medieval castle, constructed by the Anglo-Norman John de Courcey

In this coastal village, located on the Antrim Coast Road, is a former castle turned hotel that is considered one of the most haunted buildings in Northern Ireland

Prominent, well rounded basalt mountain that forms the plug of an extinct ancient volcano; according to tradition this is where the young, enslaved St Patrick converted to Christianity

Situated at the head of Belfast Lough, this colourful Victorian seaside town has a railway museum and the primary operating base of the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland(RPSI)

Outside Carrickfergus lie a series of deep, extensive mines containing massive deposits of this mineral

Rugged cliff face housing a spectacular and well engineered coastal path, featuring caves, bridges, tunnels and stunning views

Towering war memorial situated on a hill overlooking Greenisland; it is a replica of the Wellington Memorial in Dublin, and its dominates over the landscape

Ballylumford gas power station, which generates half of Northern Ireland's total electricity, is located on this peninsula which held Ireland's last witch trial in 1711

Esteemed and highly respected veteran actor from Ballymena, best known for his roles in Schindler's List, Taken, Star Wars, Gangs of New York and The Chronicles of Narnia

The Gothic style Glenarm Castle is the residence of this aristocrat, part of the McDonnell family

Quaint seventeenth century village founded as a Moravian planned settlement; it was granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 2024

Businessman who emigrated to Canada and founded the iconic, titular department store that bore his name

Waterfall owned by the National Trust, situated in the village of the same name

Infamous seventh President of the United States whose ancestral home, Boneybefore, is located near Carrickfergus

Bus manufacturer who pioneered the construction of low floor buses, and designed the New Routemaster for London; the company is currently owned by Jo Bamford of JCB

Here's a bonus question! With 13 in total, what does the district have more of than any other within Northern Ireland?