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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
COIRE GAINEANHACH Coire Gainmheaich
Coire Gainmheaich
Coire Gainmheaich
"Coire Gaineanhach"
Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean
Allan McIntyre
Duncan McColl Glen Etive
Gaelic Orthography
060 A small rocky hollow at the head of Larig Dochart, on the north side of Meall an Euin.
Sig [Signification] "Sandy Corrie"
ALLT DOCHARD Allt Dochard
Allt Dochard
Allt Dochard
Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean
Allan McIntyre
Peter Robertson
060 Applicable to the valley stream flowing into Larig Dochard.
Sig [Signification] "Unknown"
BEALACH COIRE LAOGHAN Bealach Coire Laoighan
Bealach Coire Laoighan
Bealach Coire Laoighan
Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean
Allan McIntyre
Peter Robertson
060 A hollow or pass on the watershed at the top of Allt nan Sac a short distance east of Stob a Bhruach Liath.
Sig [Signification] Pass of the Calves Corrie
MEALL NAN EUN Meall nan Euin
Meall nan Euin
Meall nan Euin
Duncan McColl Barrs
Allan McIntyre
Peter Robertson
Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean
060 A large and very rocky hill about two miles north west of Loch Dochart and between Lairig Dochart and Coire Chaorach
Sig [Signification] Unknown.

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Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire

"Coire Gainmhich," -- Corrie of Gravel or Sand.
The adjective is the natural form as it is in English the same.

Allt Dochard -- see page 72 -- see reply to remark. NH

"Bealach Coire Laoghan.: -- "Corrie of Calves Pass. See "Allt Coire Laoghain."

"Meall nan Eun.: -- Hill of the Birds."

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