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| District | | Station | RIC / DMP Stations for : Down
| Banbridge | | Banbridge |
| | | Ballyalley |
| | | Dromara |
| | | Dromore |
| | | Gilford |
| | | Hillsborough |
| | | Laurencetown |
| | | Lougbbrickland |
| | | Moira |
| | | Scarva |
| | | Waringstown |
| Downpatrick | | Downpatrick |
| | | Ardglass |
| | | Ballynahinch |
| | | Clough |
| | | Crossgar |
| | | Dundrum |
| | | Killough |
| | | Killyleagh |
| | | Newcastle |
| | | Saintfield |
| | | Strangford |
| Newtownards | | Newtownards |
| | | Ballygowan |
| | | Bangor |
| | | Comber |
| | | Donaghadee |
| | | Grey-abbey |
| | | Hollywood |
| | | Kircubbin |
| | | Newtownbreda |
| | | Portaferry |
| | | Strandtown |
| Rathfriland | | Rathfriland |
| | | Ballyward |
| | | Bryansford |
| | | Castlewellan |
| | | HilltownJ |
| | | Kilkeel |
| | | Mayo Bridge |
| | | Hide Market |
| | | Church St. |
| | | Rostrevor |
| | | Warrenpoint |
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Notes:
List of Royal Irish Constabulary (R.I.C.) and Dublin Metropolitan Police (D.M.P.) stations c1890
The headquarters of each district is indicated in bold.
W.R., S.R. refer to West Riding, South Riding etc, which are divisions of the larger counties.
The D.M.P. served Dublin city and parts of south east County Dublin, out as far as Kingstown (now Dún Laoghaire)
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