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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CAMAS NAN LÀIR Camas na Lair
Camas na Lair
Camas na Lair
Mr. John Cameron, Ballachulish
Mr. John Cameron, Cuil Cheanna
Mr Duncan McPherson, Onich
030 A small bay on east side of Rudha na h-Oitire.
Signification "The mare's creek"
CAMAS NA CRAOIBHE-CROTAICH Camas na Craoibhe Crotaiche
Camas na Craoibhe Crotaiche
Camas na Craoibhe Crotaiche
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. John Cameron, Cuilcheanna
Mr Duncan McPherson
030 Applicable to a bay on north side of Loch Linnhe between "Camas na Lair" and "Caigean Mor"
Sign. [Signification] "Bay of the hump-backed tree"
CAIGEAN MÒR Caigean Mòr
Caigean Mòr
Caigean Mòr
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. John Cameron, Cuil Cheanna
Mr Duncan McPherson
030 A rocky point, or small promontory, at eastern extremity of Camas na Craoibhe Crotaiche.
Sign. [Signification]. Not Known.
CAMAS A' CHÒIS Camas a' Chòis
Camas a' Chòis
Camas a' Chòis
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. John Cameron, Cuil Cheanna
Mr Duncan McPherson
030 A small bay a little east of the above point.
Sign [Signification] "The cavern bay."

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Sheet 30 -- Argyllshire

"Camas" or "Camus na Làrach," The Mare's Creek
"Camas" or "Camus nan Làir. The plural form.

"Camas na Craoibhe-crotaich." The Crooked-tree Creek or Bay.

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