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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT CHÀRNAN | Allt a' Charnan Allt a' Charnan Allt a' Charnan "Allt Chàrnan" |
Mr. Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. Duncan McLean Dalness Mr. D. McLaren Allt nan Chaoran Burn of (the) Cairns |
059 | A mountain stream rising near the head of "Coire Cearceall", and falling into the "River Etive" a short distance east of "Invercharnan". Sig; [Signification] Burn of the Cairns |
| GLEANN CHÀRNAN | Gleann Carnan Gleann Carnan Gleann Carnan "Gleann Chàrnan" |
Mr. D. McColl Barrs Mr. D. McLean Dalness Mr. D. McLaren Allt nan Chaoran G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] |
045; 059 | A Small Glen between "Coire Cearceall" and "Invercharnan" Sig; [Signification] Glen of (the) Cairns |
| RUADH BHEALACH | Ruadh Bhealach Ruadh Bhealach |
Mr. D. McColl Barrs Mr. D. McLaren Allt nan Chaoran |
059 | Applied to a pass between "Dubh Chnoc" and "Maol Bhiureadh". Sig; [Signification] Red Pass. |
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