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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
RUDH' A' BHAD BHEITHE Rudha Bhad Bheithe
Rudha Bhad Bheithe
Rudha Bhad Bheithe
Mr. John Cameron Ballachulish
Mr. Donald McColl Ballachulish
Mr. Duncan McColl Ballachulish
030 A well known name applied to a point a very short distance west of the 25th milestone from "Oban"
Sig; [Signification] "Birch Thicket Point"
PORT NAM MEIRLEACH Port nam Meirleach
Port nam Meirleach
Port nam Meirleach
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. Donald McColl
Mr. Duncan McColl
030 A very small port between "Rudha Bhad Bheithe" & "Currachd Liath"
Sig; [Signification] The Thieves Port
CURRACHD LIATH Currachd Liath
Currachd Liath
Currachd Liath
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. Donald McColl
Mr. Duncan McColl
030 Applied to a rock nearly covered at high water, situated a short distance south of "Port nam Meirleach"
Sig; [Signification] "Grey Cap"
PIER [Currachd Liath] 030 A short distance south is a small Pier in connexion with the Quarry north of the latter is a Powder Magazine.
POWDER MAGAZINE [Currachd Liath] 030 A short distance south is a small Pier in connexion with the Quarry north of the latter is a Powder Magazine.
STAC AN EICH Stac an Each
Stac an Each
Stac an Each
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. Donald McColl
Mr. Duncan McColl
030 A large Cliff a short distance south of Camus nam Bùth
Sig [Signification] "The Horses Precipice"

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Sheet 30 -- Argyllshire

"Rudh' a' Bhad Bheithe," Point of the Birch Clump.

"Stac an Eich," The Horse's Precipice.
Stac nan Each. - Precipice of the Horses.

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