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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
GEUSACHAN BURN Geusachan Burn
Geusachan Burn
Geusachan Burn
Geusachan Burn
Geusachan Burn
Mr McDonald
Mr Grant
Mr Morgan
Black's map of Scotland
Johnston's Country Map
087 A large Stream, rising a short distance to the west of Cairn toul, and flowing through, Glen Geusachan joins the Dee about three miles below its source (Meaning not know)
BUIDHEANACH OF CAIRNTOUL Buideanach of Cairntoul
Buideanach of Cairntoul
Buideanach of Cairntoul
Mr McDonald
Mr Grant
Mr Morgan
087 The. S. [South] Western shoulder of Cairntoul where it forms the N. E. [North East] side of Glen Geusachan (Name signifies the Bellowness of Cairntoul)
THE DEVIL'S POINT The Devil's Point
The Devil's Point
The Devil's Point
Mr McDonald
Mr Grant
Mr Morgan
087 A considerable pointed hill forming the N, [North] Eastern end of Glen Geusachan, where it joins Glen Dee It is very precipitous on its East, and Southern side, and is considered the boldest feature in this district

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Parish of Crathie and Braemar

[Notes]
BUIDHEANACH OF CAIRNTOUL
This name is now written as it is known and pronounced in the locality
THE DEVIL'S POINT
name similar to the Hell's mountain of Blair Athole in Perthshire

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Trondragirl- Moderator, Jm Bell

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