OS1/2/49/105
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAS DOIRE NA H-AIRIDH | Eas Doire na Hare Eas Doire na Hare "Eas Doire na h-Airidh" |
Mr McColl, Barrs Mr Sinclair, Barrs |
075 | A Small Stream having its source on Beinn Trelachan Sig. [Signification] Not Known |
| EAS NAM MUC | Eas na Muic Eas na Muic Eas na Muic "Eas nam Muc" |
Mr McColl, Barrs Mr Sinclair Barrs Mr Campbell Acharn |
075 | A small stream flowing through a ravine. Sign [Signification] (The Pig's Stream) |
| EAS CAOL | Eas Caol Eas Caol |
Mr McColl, Barrs Mr Sinclair Barrs |
075 | A Small Stream flowing through a ravine about a mile north of Barrs and 3/4 of a mile north of the granite Quarry. (Sign [Signification]) Narrow Stream |
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Eas Doire na h-Airidh, note: "pronounced as the above [Eas Doire na Hare] and Signifying "Clump Cascade of the Sheiling".
Eas nam Muc, spelling variations, notes: '"Eas na Muic" (f.s.) [feminine singular]' '"Eas nam Muc" (pl. [plural] form)"
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