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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HILL OF CRANSDALE | Hill of Cransdale Hill of Cransdale Hill of Cransdale |
Mr George Robertson. Mr Robert Clark. Mr George Sangster. |
048 | A small hill, composed solid rock, covered with a layer of earth two or three feet thick; underneath which is a very large Cave. |
| CAVE [Hill of Cransdale] | Cransdale Cave Cransdale Cave Cransdale Cave |
Mr George Robertson. Mr Robert Clark. Mr George Sangster. |
048 | A fissure about thirty yards in length, four feet in width, and from twenty to thirty feet in length, and in some places, about thirty feet high, running through the west side of the Hill of Cransdale. |
| EBBING STONE | Ebbing Stone Ebbing Stone Ebbing Stone |
Mr George Robertson. Mr Robert Clark. Mr George Sangster. |
048 | This rock is only seen at Ebb tide, and is situated at the enterance of Tarness Haven. |
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