A county in Northern Ireland, known for its coastal scenery including the Giant's Causeway.
From Irish 'Aontroim,' meaning 'lone ridge' or 'solitary height,' from 'aon' (one) and 'trom' (ridge). The name refers to the geographical features of the landscape.
County Antrim contains one of the world's most famous geological wonders - the Giant's Causeway's hexagonal basalt columns were formed by volcanic activity 50-60 million years ago, creating what looks like a natural stairway built by giants.
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