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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CREAG AN LOCHAIN Creag an Lochain
Creag an Lochain
Creag an Lochain
Mr. John Grant
Mr John Morgan
Mr. John McDougall
105 A Considerable Hill covered with Stunted Heath & Scattered Stones. In English this name means the "Hill of the little lake"
COIRE NA CAILLICH Coire na Caillich'
Coire na Caillich'
Coire na Caillich'
Mr John Grant
Mr John Morgan
Mr John McDougall
105 A hollow in the side of Crag an Lochan
In English this name means the Old Woman's Corry
A' CHAILLEACH A'Chailleach
A'Chailleach
A'Chailleach
Mr John Grant
Mr John Morgan
Mr John McDougall
105 A curious looking upright placed Stone most probably of natural origin - it is about 5 feet high

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Crathie and Braemar -- Aberdeenshire

[Notes]
COIRE NA CAILLICH
Apostrophe, not on Plan
now on Plan IJC Not Necessary.

A' CHAILLEACH
The authorities agree to the above corrections

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Trondragirl- Moderator, Geoffrey M Gill

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