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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CNOC AN T-SEAN DUINE Cnoc an t-Sean Duine Mr. Neil Clarke, Shepherd, Leargan Breac
Mr. D. McKechnie Farmer Knockrome
Mr. Colin Campbell, Teacher Knockrome
188 Applies to a small rocky knoll situated about 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of "Rudha Bhride" and 1/4 W. [West] of "An Dunan".
English meaning:- "Old man's hill".
RUDH' AN LEANACHAIS Rudh' an Leanachais
Rudh' an Leanachais
Rudh' an Leanachais
Mr. Neil Clarke, Shepherd, Leargan Breac
Mr. D. McKechnie Farmer Knockrome
Mr. Colin Campbell, Teacher Knockrome
188 Applies to a rocky promontory at the north east entrance to Loch na Bile; about 1/2 mile south west of "An Dunan" and a short distance east of "Rudha Bhride". English meaning:- Unknown.
SGEIREAN AN DROMA LOISGTE Sgeirean an Droma Loisgte Mr. Neil Clarke, Shepherd, Leargan Breac
Mr. D. McKechnie Farmer Knockrome
Mr. Colin Campbell, Teacher Knockrome
188 Applies to several rocks in the "Sound of Jura", a short distance from the shore and extending from "Rudha an Leanachais" to "An Dunan" English meaning:- "Rocks of the burnt ridge".

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