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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEALL A' CHREAMHA | Meall a' Chreamh Meall a' Chreamh Meall a' Chreamh "Meall a' Chreamha" |
James Campbell Druimachoish A McLaughlan Invercharnan Donald McIntyre Kinlochetive G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] |
059 | A rocky eminence on north side of Fuar Mhonaidh. Signification. "The wild garlic hill |
| EAS A' CHREAMHA | Eas a' Chreamha Eas a' Chreamha Eas a' Chreamha |
James Campbell A McLaughlan D McIntyre |
059 | A goo stream rising a little north of the above hill, and falling into Allt [nan Gaoirean] Signification. "Cataract of the wild garlic" |
| ALLT NAN GAOIREAN | Allt nan Gaoirean Allt nan Gaoirean Allt nan Gaoirean |
Donald McIntyre James Campbell Duncan McColl Barrs |
059 | A large stream having its source at the southern base of "Meall a' Bhuireadh" ([Sheet] 45 trace 14) flows in a south easterly direction, and falls into the River Etive a little south of 'Glen Ceitlein'. Signification. Not known. |
Transcriber's notes
MEALL AI CHREAMHA was the prepopulated entry: I have changed it to Meall a' Chreama [caps] as per the Index, the handwritten entry on this page and Sheet 59.Eas a' Chreamha, description: a space was left for the name of the Allt, which I included in brackets.
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