A settlement development limit is designated as identified on Map No. 100a - Knockcloghrim.
 

A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map No. 100a - Knockcloghrim, Map No. 1 - Countryside and Map No. 100b – Local Landscape Policy Areas.

Those features or combination of features that contribute to the environmental quality, integrity or character of these areas are listed below:

• Rising landforms and extensive tree cover add to and form the landscape character of the settlement;
   

• Listed Knock House and associated mature vegetation, including setting and views;
   

• Trees around the quarry, to the west of the Quarry Road, are an important landscape feature;
   

• Rising landform from the west along the Hillhead Road and east of the Carricknakielt Road contains and defines the settlement. The avenue of trees along the Hillhead Road enhances the approach from the west;
   

• Rising landform from the south and trees along the Lurganagoose Road form an important landscape feature, and provide a fine approach to the settlement;
   

• Landforms on the edge of the settlement on the Hillhead Road are important entrance/exit features.

A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map No. 100a - Knockcloghrim, Map No. 1 - Countryside and Map No. 100b – Local Landscape Policy Areas.

Those features or combination of features that contribute to the environmental quality, integrity or character of these areas are listed below:

• Listed St. Conlus’s (CofI) Church and its environs, including it’s setting and views. The church is a focus within the settlement;
   

• Landform and mature vegetation at St. Conlus’s Church are a significant landscape feature;
   

• Chimney and Windmill south of Hillhead Road represent the local industrial heritage and are important local landmark features.