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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
BYNACK BURN Bynack Burn
Bynack Burn
Bynack Burn
Water Bynach
Beinac
Mr John Morgan
Mr. John Grant
Mr John McDougall
Aberdeen & Banff Map Pt. [Part] 3
Fullarton's Gazeteer
096 ; 104 A considerable stream rising from the united waters of Caochan na Cuarte and the stream of the Coire a'Chùil this is a corrupted Gaelic name the meaning of which is lost. it is the largest tributary of the Geldie Burn and flows for about 3 miles generally in a north easterly direction.
CNAPAN NAN CLACH Cnapan nan Clach
Cnapan nan Clach
Cnapan nan Clach
Mr. John Morgan
Mr. John Grant
Mr. John McDougall
104 A small stony hillock; this name means in English the stony hillock or rather the "Hillock of the Stones"
COIRE AN T-SEILICH Coire an t-Seilich
Coire an t-Seilich
Coire an t-Seilich
Mr. John Morgan
Mr. John Grant
Mr. John McDougall
104 One of the Hollows on the north or Aberdeenshire side of Scarscoch; this name means in English the "Hollow of the Willows" but no Willows grow here now.

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