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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
GIGALUM ISLAND Gigalum
Gigalum
Gigalum Islet
Gigalum Island
Colin McNeill, Newhouse
Alexander McGougan, Newhouse
New Statl [Statistical] Account
Old Statl [Statistical Account
234 A large rough island situated about half a mile east of Tigh Creagach The rock of which it is composed is all Schist and is intersected in 2 or 3 places by Trap dikes. The Sign. [Signification] of the name is unknown.
"Between Gigha and Cara lies the uninhabited islet Gigalum with a range of breakers running Southwest."
New Statl. [Statistical] Account.
SGEIR CAILLEACH EOIN Sgeir Cailliche Eoin
Sgeir Cailliche Eoin
Sgeir Cailliche Eoin
"Sgeir Cailleach Eoin",
Colin McNeill Newhouse
Neil Henderson Auchamore
Alexander McGougan Newhouse
Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
235 A small rocky island near the North-east end of Gigalum
Sign. [Signification] John's old wife's rock
EILEAN NA H-UILINN Eilean na h-Uilinn Colin McNeill Newhouse
Neil Henderson Auchamore
Alexander McGougan Newhouse
234 A rough rocky island (at high water) at the north west end of Gigalum
Sign [Signification] Elbow Island.

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Sheet 234 plan 12 -- Island of Gigha

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