Carrowbrowne is the name of a Village and Townland in the Parish of Castlegar, County Galway.
- See Griffith's Valuation for land owners living in Carrowbrowne in the 1850's.
- The 1911 Census may have a different angle.
- One of Castlegar's Castles in situated here and some believe that it was owned by a man called Browne.
- This is not easy to verify, but this place may have been known as Qwarown Browne ?
- Toward the South of this Townland, is the Graveyard, one of many in Castlegar.
- To the South is Pollkeen and Ballygurrane.
- To the North West is Killoughter.
- Sample Coordinates for Carrowbrowne are 53.316441 , -9.025679 . See a dynamic Map, based on those values.
- Elevation - Varies, but roughly 79 to 26 feet (24.079 to 7.92 metres).
- The remains of one of our Churches is here, also.
- The Geology changes from rocky hills to marshy bogs.
- Carrowbrowne is on both sides of the N84 (Galway to Headford Road), and about three miles North East of Galway City.
