Argyll volume 50

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/2/50/1 BIRCH HOUSE (Ruins) Birch House Birch House Birch House Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Mr. Robertson Kinlochbeg Myles Campbell Glencoe 032 Applied to ruins on the south side of the "River Leven" situated a little distance south east of "Eilean Dubh"
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OS1/2/50/3 EILEAN DUBH Eilean Dubh Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 This small Island is formed by the overflowing of the "River Leven". Situated immediately east of "Allt Coire nam Morair's" junction with the "River Leven" Sig: [Signification] "Black Island"
OS1/2/50/3 MEALL BAD A' BHEITHE Meall Bad a'Bheithe Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applies to a very low hill with small scattered rocks about half a mile south of "Braighe na h-Aibhne" Sig: [Signification] "Hill of the Birch Thicket"
OS1/2/50/3 RIVER LEVEN River Leven Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Duncan McColl Barry's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh 032 A well known stream flowing out of "Dubh Lochan" where there are a number of large waterfalls, and falling into the head of the Loch of the same name.
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OS1/2/50/4 BRAIGH NA H-AIBHNE Braighe na h-Aibhne Braighe na h-Aibhne Braighe na h-Aibhne Braighe na h-Aibhne Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applied to the head of the "River Leven where there are a number of Waterfalls situated, immediately west of "Dubh Lochain" Sig: [Signification] [Additional writing] Braes of the Rivers
OS1/2/50/4 DOIRLINN DUBH Doirlinn Dubh Doirlinn Dubh Doirlinn Dubh Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applied to a very narrow part of the "Black Water", immediately west of Lochan" "Inbhir Sig: [Signification] "Black Stream"
OS1/2/50/4 DUBH LOCHAN Dubh Lochan Dubh Lochan Dubh Lochan Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A well known name applied to two small Lochs. The one on the east forming the western extremity of the "Black Water" & out of the west flows the "River Leven" situated, immediately north east of the northern extremity of "Meall Bad a Bheithe Sig: [Signification] "Little Black Lochs"
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OS1/2/50/5 ALLT GIUBHAIS Allt Giubhas Allt Giubhais "Allt Giubhais" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Gaelic Orthography 032 A small mountain stream rising near the head of "Coire Odhar Mor", & falling into "Allt Coire nam Morair" Sig: [Signification] Fir Burn
OS1/2/50/5 COIRE ODHAR MOR Coire Odhar Mor Coire Odhar Mor Coire Odhar Mor "Coire Odhar-mhor" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barr's Gaelic Orthography 032 A rocky Corrie, immediately south of "Meall Ruigh a' Bhric Leathaid". Sig: [Signification] "Large Dun Corrie"
OS1/2/50/5 LOCHAN INBHIR Lochan Inbhir Lochan Inbhir Lochan Inbhir "Lochan Inbhir" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barr's Gaelic Orthography 032 A rather long loch forming part of the "Black Water", situated about a mile east of "Dubh Lochan" Sig: [Signification] "Little Loch (of) the Confluence"
OS1/2/50/5 MEALL RUIGH A' BHRICLEATHAID Meall Ruigh a'Bhric Leathaid Meall Ruigh a'Bhric Leathaid Meall Ruigh a'Bhric Leathaid "Meall Ruigh a'Bhricleathaid" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 Applied to a long low hill, a short distance north of "Coire Odhar Mor" Sig: [Signification] Uncertain
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OS1/2/50/6 ALLT COIRE ODHAIR BHIG Allt Coire Odhar Beag Allt Coire Odhar Beag Allt Coire Odhar Beag "Allt Coire Odhar-bhig" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Lagan Garbh Gaelic Orthography 032 A mountain stream rising at the head of "Coire Odhar Beag", and falling into the "River Leven" about half a mile west of Braight na h-Aibhne. Sig: [Signification] "Small Burn of the Dun Corrie"
OS1/2/50/6 ALLT COIRE ODHAIR MHOIR Allt Coire Odhar Mor Allt Coire Odhar Mor Allt Coire Odhar Mor Allt Coire Odhar-mhoir Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barr's Gaelic Orthography 032 A long mountain stream rising at the head of the Corrie, of the same name, and falling into the "River Leven", about a mile west of "Dubh Lochan" Sig: [Signification] "Large Burn of the Dun Corrie"
OS1/2/50/6 SRON COIRE ODHAIR BHIG Sron Coire Odhar Beag Sron Coire Odhar Beag Sron Coire Odhar Beag "Sron Coire Odhar-bhig" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 Applied to a small narrow rocky hill between "Coire Odhar Mor & Coire Odhar Beag. Sig: [Signification] "Projection of the Little Dun Corrie"
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OS1/2/50/7 ALLT EUN BINNE Allt Eoin Binne Allt Eoin Binne Allt Eoin Binne "Allt Eun Binne" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 A long mountain stream rising on the east side of "Beinn Beag",and falling into the "Black Water" half a mile west of "Lochan Inbhir" Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Melodious Birds"
OS1/2/50/7 ALLT LAGAN NA FEITHE Allt Lagan na Feithe Allt Lagan na Feithe Allt Lagan na Feithe Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applied to a valley stream _ this name is applied from within sixty chains of its rise until it falls into the "Black Water, a short distance west of "Lochan Inbhir" Sig: [Signification] "The Burn of the Soft Hollows"
OS1/2/50/7 BEINN BHEAG Beinn Beag Beinn Beag Beinn Beag Beinn Bheag Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 A rather small rocky hill about half a mile north east of the "Devils Stair-case" Sig: [Signification] "Little Hill"
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OS1/2/50/8 ALLT COIRE GHAIRBH Allt Coire Garbh Allt Coire Garbh Allt Coire Garbh "Allt Coire Ghairbh" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 A mountain stream rising near the head of "Coire Garbh", and falling into the extreme west end of "Lochan Inbhir" Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Rough Corrie"
OS1/2/50/8 COIRE GARBH Coire Garbh Coire Garbh Coire Garbh Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applied to a small hollow, about half a mile north of "Coire Bhalach" Sig: [Signification] "Rough Corrie"
OS1/2/50/8 LOCHAN NAM BREAC REAMHAR Lochan na Bhreac Reamhar Lochan na Bhreac Reamhar Lochan na Bhreac Reamhar "Lochan na Bric Reamhra" "Lochan nam Breac Reamhar" Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic orthography Singular form Gaelic Orthography Plural form - Applied 032 A well known name applied to a very small mountain Loch, about a mile north west of "Coire Garbh". Sig: [Signification] "The Little Loch of the Great Fish" [Additional writing] - From this it is evident that the plural is meant, and besides, the natural meaning is The loch abounding in fat trouts not in one trout.
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OS1/2/50/9 ALLT NAM FUARAN Allt nam Fuaran Allt nam Fuaran Allt nam Fuaran Duncan Buchanan Allan Kennedy Alexander McDonald 032 A good stream formed by numerous small branches, south of the above lochan, falls into the Black Water, and signifies "Burn of the Springs"
OS1/2/50/9 LOCHAN MEALL AN TIOMPAIN Lochan Meall an Tiompan Lochan Meall an Tiompan Lochan Meall an Tiompan "Lochan Meall an Tiompain" Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Allan Kennedy, Black Corries Alexander McDonald, Glencoe Gaelic Orthography 032 A small sheet of water situated about half a mile south of "Lochan Salach Uidhre" Signification "The cymbal hill lochan"
OS1/2/50/9 MEALL NAN CRADH-LEATHAD Meall nan Cradh Leathaid Meall nan Cradh Leathaid Meall nan Cradh Leathaid "Meall nan Cradh-leathad" Duncan Buchanan Allan Kennedy Alexander McDonald Gaelic Orthography 032 A hill of inconsiderable height, overlooking "Lochan Inbhir" Signification. "Hill of the anguish declivities" from the harassing nature of the ground to travel.
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OS1/2/50/10 ALLT NAN CRADH LEATHAD Allt nan Cradh Leathad Allt nan Cradh Leathad Allt nan Cradh Leathad Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Allan Kennedy Black Corries Alexander McDonald Glencoe 032 A good stream rising in "Coire nan Cradh Leathad and falling into the Black Water near Lochan Inbhir. Signification. "Burn of the anguish declivities."
OS1/2/50/10 MEALL A' BHEALAICH Meall Bhalach Meall Bhalach Meall Bhalach Meall a'Bhealaich Duncan Buchanan, Allan Kennedy, Alexander McDonald Rev [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin 1896 032 A stony hill of considerable prominence about two miles north of Kingshouse. Signification "Lad's Hill"
OS1/2/50/10 COIRE NAN GRADH-LEATHAD Coire nan Cradh Leathad Coire nan Cradh Leathad Coire nan Cradh Leathad "Coire nan Cradh-leathad" Duncan Buchanan Allan Kennedy Alexander McDonald Gaelic Orthography 032 A well known name applied to a circular hollow or depression on the north slope of Meall Bhalach. Signification "Dell of the anguish declivities."
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OS1/2/50/11 ALLT NA SEAN BHOIN Allt na Shean Bo Allt na Shean Bo Allt na Shean Bo "Allt na Sean Bhoin" "Allt na Sean-bhoin" Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthograph Gaelic Orthography 032 A very small mountain stream, rising about 3/4 of a mile south west of the "Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin" & falling into the "River Coe", a short distance east of "Mingerclach" Sig: [Signification] "The Burn of the old Cow"
OS1/2/50/11 COIRE ODHAR BEAG Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag "Coire Odhar-bheag" Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh Gaelic Orthography 032 Applied to a large hollow immediately north of "Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin" Sig: [Signification] "Small Dun Corrie"
OS1/2/50/11 SRON EOIN MHIC MHARTUIN Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A very prominent peak, with several small pieces of rock, about half a mile west of the Devil's Stair-case Sig: [Signification] John McMartins Pinnacle
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OS1/2/50/12 ALLT A' MHAIM Allt a' Mham Allt a' Mham "Allt a' Mhaim" John McInnes Altnafeadh Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Gaelic Orthography 032 A small mountain stream rising a very short distance west of the "Devil's Stair-case", & falling into "Coupall" immediately west of "Altnafeadh" Sig: [Signification] "The Burn of the Sloping Hill"
OS1/2/50/12 OLD MILITARY ROAD [Devil's Staircase] Devil's Stair-case Devil's Stair-case Devil's Stair-case Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A well known name applied to a steep zigzag portion of the old Military Road, about half a mile south west of "Beinn Beag." [Additional writing] - Constructed by General Wade.
OS1/2/50/12 ALLT NA FEITHE Allt na Feithe Allt na Feithe Allt na Feithe Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A small valley stream flowing out of "Lochan na Feithe" & falling into the "Coupall" between Lagan Garbh & Altnafeadh. Sig: [Signification] "The Bog Burn"
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OS1/2/50/13 ALLT GARBH Allt Garbh Allt Garbh Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A stream rising on the west side of Beinn a' Chrulaiste flowing in a northerly direction for about sixty chains, where it changes to the name of "Allt Lagan na Feithe Sig: [Signification] "Rough Burn"
OS1/2/50/13 LOCHAN NA FEITHE Lochan na Feithe Lochan na Feithe Lochan na Feithe Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 A very small loch about 3/4 of a mile north of "Stob Beinn a' Chrulaiste" Sig: [Signification] "Little Loch of the Bog"
OS1/2/50/13 STOB BEINN A' CHRULAISTE Stob Beinn a' Chrulaiste Stob Beinn a' Chrulaiste Stob Beinn a' Chrulaiste Duncan McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh John McInnes Altnafeadh 032 Applied to a very prominent rocky peak on the south west side of "Beinn a' Chrulaiste". Sig: [Signification] "The Peak of the Rocky Mountain"
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OS1/2/50/14 ALLT DEARG Allt Dearg Allt Dearg Allt Dearg Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh 032 This stream takes its name from the color of the clay on its bank. Rising on the south west side of "Meall Bhalach" & falling into "Allt a' Bhalach". Sig: [Signification] "Red Burn"
OS1/2/50/14 BEINN A' CHRULAISTE Beinn a' Chrulaiste Beinn a' Chrulaiste Beinn a' Chrulaiste Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh 032 Applied to a high round rocky hill situated immediately south west of "Coire Bhalach". Sig: [Signification] "The Rocky Mountain"
OS1/2/50/14 COIRE BHALACH Coire Bhalach Coire Bhalach Coire Bhalach Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh 032 A large & beautiful shaped Corrie, particularly rocky on the south & west sides, situated on the north east side of "Beinn a' Chrulaiste." Sig: [Signification] "Lad's Corrie" or Peasant's Corrie.
OS1/2/50/14 COIRE RAINEACH Coire Raineach Coire Raineach Coire Raineach Duncan McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse 032 A rather small rocky corrie on the north west side of "Beinn a' Chrulaiste" Sig: [Signification] "Fern Corrie"
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OS1/2/50/15 ALLT CAILLICH Allt Cailleach Allt Cailleach Allt Cailleach "Allt Caillich" Duncan Buchanan Allan Kennedy Alexander McDonald Gaelic Orthography 032 A good stream having its source on the eastern slope of Meall Bhalach, flows southerly, and falls into River Etive. Signification "Old woman's burn"
OS1/2/50/15 LEACANN NAM BRAONAN Leacann nam Braonan Leacann nam Braonan Leacann nam Braonan "Leacann nam Braonan" Duncan Buchanan Allan Kennedy Alexander McDonald Gaelic Orthography 032; 033 Applicable to the hillside between Allt Cailleach, and Allt nam Braonan. (Sheet 33 trace 13) Signification. "Declivity of the earthnuts"
OS1/2/50/15 SGIATH DEARG Sgiath Dearg Sgiath Dearg Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Alexander McDonald, Glencoe 032 A precipitous rock on east side of Meall Bhalach. Signification: "Red Wing"
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OS1/2/50/17 LOCHAN NA SALACH UIDHRE Lochan na Sailach Uidhre Lochan na Sailach Uidhre Lochan na Sailach Uidhre "Lochan na Salach Uidhre" Dugald Cameron, Luib Eilt Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon J. McDiarmid Kingshouse Gaelic Orthography 033 An irregular shaped loch in the "Black Water", stretching from half a mile east of Rudha Dubh Mor, to the shepherd's house called Keran. The boundary between the counties of Inverness & Argyll takes the centre of this loch. Sig. [Signification] Lochan of the duncoloured heel."
OS1/2/50/17 RUDHA DUBH BEAG Rudha Dubh Beag Rudha Dubh Beag Rudha Dubh Beag "Rudha Dubh-bheag" Dugald Cameron Duncan Buchanan J. McDiarmid Gaelic Orthography 033 A pt [point] of the same description as the above & projecting out from the opposite side; is smaller, & signifies "Little black point"
OS1/2/50/17 RUDHA DUBH MOR Rudha Dubh Mor Rudha Dubh Mor Rudha Dubh Mor "Rudha Dubh-mhor" Dugald Cameron Duncan Buchanan J. McDiarmid Gaelic Orthography 033 A point of land jutting into "Lochan na Sailach Uidhre" on the Invernessshire side. Sig. [Signification] "Large black point"
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OS1/2/50/18 ALLT NA H-ACHLAISE Allt na h-Achlais Allt na h-Achlais "Allt na h-Achlaise" J. McDiarmid Dugald Cameron Gaelic Orthography 033 A small stream rising on the north side of Meall nan Ruadhag & falling into "Lochan na Sailach Uidhre". Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the arm-pit"
OS1/2/50/18 ALLT NAN LOSGANN Allt nan Losgann Allt nan Losgann J. McDiarmid Allan Kennedy 033 Is applied to a small burn running into the "Garbh Lochan" Sig. [Signification] "Burn of the frogs."
OS1/2/50/18 GARBH LOCHAN Garbh-lochan Garbh-lochan Garbh-lochan "Garbh Lochan" Dugald Cameron J. McDiarmid Duncan Buchanan Gaelic Orthography 033 This name is applied to an irregular shaped little loch near the north end on the south side of "Lochan na Sailach Uidhre" Sig. [Signification] "Little rough loch"
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OS1/2/50/19 BLACK WATER Black Water Black Water Black Water Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Allen Kennedy Black Corries Dugald Cameron Lubuilt 033 A small river having its source in "Lochan a' Chlaidheimh" ( 34. trace 1) flows in a westerly direction, through "Loch a'Bhaillidh", "Lochan Salaich Uidhre" (trace 5) "Lochan Inbhir" ( 32 trace 7) to "Braighe na h Aibhne (31 trace 6), thence called "River Leven. Throughout its course it forms the County boundary.
OS1/2/50/19 LOCH A' BHAILLIDH Loch a' Bhaillidh Loch a' Bhaillidh Loch a' Bhaillidh Duncan Buchanan Allen Kennedy Dugald Cameron 033 A small lake, on the above river, contains several islets. And signifies "The Bailiff's loch"
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OS1/2/50/20 ALLT A' MHADAIDH Allt a' Mhadaidh Allt a' Mhadaidh Allt a' Mhadaidh Allan Kennedy, Black Corries Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Dugald Cameron, Lubuilt 033 A stream rising on Gearr Leacainn (Trace 11) and falling into Loch a' Bhaillidh". Signification. "The wolf's burn"
OS1/2/50/20 ALLT COIRE DUBH-BHIG Allt Coire Dubh Mor Allt Coire Dubh Mor Allt Coire Dubh Mor Allt Coire Dubh-Mhor Allt Coire Dubh Mhoir Allan Kennedy Duncan Buchanan Dugald Cameron Gaelic Orthography Gaelic Orthography 033 A good stream having its source in Black Corries, below, and north of Stob nan Losgann, flows northerly and falls into Black Water. Signification. "Stream (of the) large black corrie"
OS1/2/50/20 ALLT COIRE DUBH-MHOIR Allt Coire Dubh Beag Allt Coire Dubh Beag Allt Coire Dubh Beag "Allt Coire Dubh Bhig" "Allt Coire Dubh- bhig" Allan Kennedy Duncan Buchanan Dugald Cameron Gaelic Orthography Gaelic Orthography 033 A stream rising between "Leacann nam Fuaran & Meall a' Bhuirich, trace 12) and falling into Black Water (trace 4) Sign. [Signification]. "Stream (of the) small black corrie"
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OS1/2/50/21 A' CHRUACH A' Chruich Cruach Appropriate Orthography Authorized and Described on Plans of Perthshire 033 It should be A' Chruach. It is incorrect on Plan of Perthshire being before we got the prefixing of article to common apellatives properly established or settled.
OS1/2/50/21 BLACK CORRIES Black Corries Black Corries Black Corries Allan Kennedy Donald Lindsay Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse 033 This name applies to two larger depressions or hollows on the north slope of "Cruach." The western and larger is also known by the Gaelic appellation of "Coire dubh mor. and the eastern as "Coire dubh beag." But both are now better known by the general name of "Black Corries," and under which title the shooting is let. The streams issuing from either still bear the names in the gaelic form of Allt Coire Dubh Mor and Allt Coire Dubh Beag.
OS1/2/50/21 GEARR LEACANN Gearr Leacainn Gearr Leacainn Gearr Leacainn Gearr Leacann Allan Kennedy, Black Corries Donald Lindsay, Lagangarbh Alexander McDonald, Glencoe 033 Applicable to the north western slope or extremity of "Cruach," situate about 3/4 of a mile north of "Stob nan Losgann" Signification. "Short declivity"
OS1/2/50/21 STOB NAN LOSGANN Stob nan Losgann Authorised and Described in Plans of Perthshire 033
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OS1/2/50/21 No description remarks for "A' Chruach" or "Stob nan Losgann".
OS1/2/50/22 LEACANN NAM FUARAN Leacann nam Fuaran Leacann nam Fuaran Leacann nam Fuaran Allan Kennedy Donald Lindsay Alexander McDonald 033 A large declivity situated between Allt Coire Dubh Mor and Allt Coire Dubh Beag, and north of "Stob na Cruaiche" Signification. "Hillside of the springs"
OS1/2/50/22 STOB NA CRUAICHE Stob na Cruaiche Authorized and Described on Plans of Perthshire 033
OS1/2/50/22 MEALL A' BHUIRICH Meall a' Bhuirich Authorized and Described on Plans of Perthshire. 033
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OS1/2/50/22 No description remarks for "Stob na Cruaiche" and "Meall a' Bhuirich"
OS1/2/50/23 LOCHAN MEALL A' PHUILL Lochan Meall a' Phuill Lochan Meall a' Phuill Lochan Meall a' Phuill Duncan Buchanan, J. McDiarmid, Allan Kennedy 033 A diminutive loch in the hollow betwixt "Meall a' Phuill" & "Meall nan Ruadhag". Sig [Signification] "Lochan of the bog hill"
OS1/2/50/23 LOCHAN NA CRAOIBHE Lochan na Craoibhe Lochan na Craoibhe Lochan na Craoibhe Dugald Cameron, Luib Eilt Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon J. McDiarmid, King's House 033 A small loch situated about half a mile east of the "Garbh Lochan" & the south end of Loch a' Bhaillidh. Sig. [Signification] "The tree lochan".
OS1/2/50/23 MEALL NAN RUADHAG Meall nan Ruadhag Meall nan Ruadhag Meall nan Ruadhag Dugald Cameron, Duncan Buchanan, J. McDiarmid, 033 A hill on the same range as "Beinn a' Chrulich", lesser in extent & lying to the east of it. Sig. [Signification] "Hill of the young roes"
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OS1/2/50/24 MEALL A' PHUILL Meall a' Phuill Meall a' Phuill Meall a' Phuill Duncan Buchanan Dugald Cameron J. McDiarmid 033 A round hill of inconsiderable height, betwixt the hills of "Meall nan Ruadhag" & "Stob nan Lesgann" Sig [Signification]. "The bog or [spitten] hill"
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OS1/2/50/25 CEANN CAOL NA CRUAICHE Ceann Caol na Cruaiche Authorized and Described on Plans of Perthshire 034
OS1/2/50/25 GLAC DHUBH Glac Dhubh Glac Dhubh Allan Kennedy Black Corries Alexander McDonald Glencoe 034 Applicable to a flat hollow situated a little south of "Lochan a' Chlaidheimh" Signification. "Black hollow"
OS1/2/50/25 LOCHAN A' CHLAIDHEIMH Lochan a' Chlaidheimh Authorized and Described on Plans of Perthshire 034
OS1/2/50/25 MEALL LIATH NA DOIRE Meall Liath na Doire Authorized and Described on Plans os Perthshire 033
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OS1/2/50/25 No descriptive remarks for "Lochan a' Chlaidheimh", "Ceann Caol na Cruaiche" and "Meall Liath na Doire".
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OS1/2/50/27 COIRE RAINEACH Coire Raineach Coire Raineach Coire Raineach Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach 046 A small hollow a short distance south west of "Stob na Cabar" Sig: [Signification] Ferns' Corrie
OS1/2/50/27 CREAG NAN CABAR Creag na Cabar Creag na Cabar Creag na Cabar Creag nan Cabar Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a precipice a short distance north of "Stob na Cabar" Sig: [Signification] Rock of the Deers' Horns
OS1/2/50/27 LOCHAN NA FOLA Lochan na Fola Lochan na Fola Lochan na Fola Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach 046 A very small loch which tradition asserts to have turned red with the blood of a party of McDonalds from "Glencoe" who had a skirmish between themselves immediately north of the Loch. Sig: [Signification] The Little Blood Loch
OS1/2/50/27 STOB NAN CABAR Stob nan Cabar Stob nan Cabar Stob nan Cabar Stob nan Cabar Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach Gaelic Orthography 046 A very prominent & rugged peak forming the north extremity of "Buachaille Etive Beag" Sig: [Signification] Peak of the Deers' Horns
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OS1/2/50/28 AN T-INNEAN BEAG An t-Innean Beag An t-Innean Beag An t-Innean Beag McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach 046 Applied to a small round rock a short distance north west of "Clach a' Cuil Chaise" Sig: [Signification] The Little Anvil
OS1/2/50/28 CLACH CUIL A' CHAISE Clach a' Cuil Chaise Clach a' Cuil Chaise Clach a' Cuil Chaise Clach Cuil a' Chaise McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach 046 A well known name applied to a stone which tradition asserts to have been the scene of a skirmish bewtween a party of McDonalds from Gencoe who dined on this stone. a dispute arose regarding the back part of a cheese & only one of the party was left alive. Sig: [Signification] Stone of the Back (part of the) Cheese
OS1/2/50/28 CNOC NAM BOCAN Cnoc nam Bocain Cnoc nam Bocain Cnoc nam Bocain "Cnoc nam Bocan" McColl Barr's Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Donald Cameron Mingerclach Gaelic Orthography 046 A very small knoll immediately north of the twelfth mile stone from Ballachulish. Sig: [Signification] The Bogles' Hillock
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OS1/2/50/29 COIRE NAN TULACHAN Coire na Tulachan Coire na Tulachan Coire na Tulachan Coire nan Tulachan Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barr's Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 Applied to a rocky hollow on the west side of "Stob Dearg". Sig: [Signification] Corrie of the Hillocks
OS1/2/50/29 RIVER COUPALL Coupall Coupall Coupall The Coupall Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Applied Orthography 046 A very long stream rising a few chains north of "Allt Gartan's source & flowing in a northerly direction through "Lairig Gartan" passing between Lagan Garbh & "Altnafeadh" where it changes its course in an easterly direction until it falls into the River Etive about half a mile north of "Allt Cam a' Gleann's" junction with same river. Sig: [Signification] Unknown
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OS1/2/50/30 ALLT COIRE NAN TULACHAN Allt Coire na Tulachan Allt Coire na Tulachan Allt Coire na Tulachan Allt Coire nan Tulachan D Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 A stream rising a short distance west of "Stob Dearg" & falling into Coupall at "Lagan garbh" Sig: [Signification] Corrie of the Hillocks' Burn. N.H.
OS1/2/50/30 CREAG NA H-UAMHAIDH Creag na Uamh Creag na Uamh Creag na h-Uamhaidh D. Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a large rock about half a mile south west of "Lagan Garbh". Sig: [Signification] The Cave Rock.
OS1/2/50/30 LAGANGARBH Lagan Garbh Lagan Garbh Lagan Garbh Lagangarbh Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McCallum Dalness 046 A very small thatched house a short distance south of Altnafeadh The property of Mr. McDonald Edinburgh Sig: [Signification] Rough Hollow
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OS1/2/50/31 ALLT A' BHEALAICH Allt a' Bhalach Allt a' Bhalach Allt a' Bhalach Allt a' Bhalaich Allt a' Bhealaich Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. D. McCallum Dalness Mr. McLarin Allt a chaorain Gaelic Orthography Rev. [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin. 1896 046 A stream rising near the head of Coire Bhalach & falling into the River Etive a short distance north east of Kingshouse. Sig: [Signification] The Lads Burn
OS1/2/50/31 KINGSHOUSE (Inn) Kingshouse (Inn) Kingshouse (Inn) Kingshouse (Inn) Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. D. McCallum Dalness Duncan McColl Barrs 046 A neat slated Inn on side of public road with [drone] stanes attached. about 15 miles and a half from Ballachulish. The property of Earl Breadalbane.
OS1/2/50/31 QUEENSHOUSE Queenshouse Queenshouse Queenshouse Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. D. McCallum Dalness Duncan McColl Barrs 046 Applied to an old thatched Shepherds house at the fifteenth mile stone from Ballachulish The property of Miss Downie Appin
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OS1/2/50/32 ALLT BEITHE Allt Beithe Allt Beithe Allt Beithe Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A small mountain stream falling into Coupall a short distance south of the fourteenth mile stone from "Ballachulish" Sig: [Signification] Birch Burn
OS1/2/50/32 COIRE POLLAIG Coire Pollag Coire Pollag Coire Pollag Coire Pollaig Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a small hollow about half a mile north of "Meall Bhuireadh" Sig" [Signification] Corrie of the Little Pool
OS1/2/50/32 MAM COIRE EASAIN Mam Coire Easain Mam Coire Easain Mam Coire Easain Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 Applied to a mountain pass between "Coire Easain" & Cam Ghleann Sig: [Signification] Rise (Hill) of the Little Waterfall
OS1/2/50/32 MEALL A' BHUIRIDH Meall a' Bhuireadh Meall a' Bhuireadh Meall a' Bhuireadh Meall a' Bhuiridh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McCallum Dalness Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A very rough rocky hill about a mile north east of "Clach Lethad" Sig: [Signification] Hill of the Rutting
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OS1/2/50/33 ALLT BLAIR BHUIDHE Allt Blar Bhuidhe Allt Blar Bhuidhe "Allt Blair Bhuidhe" Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 A small mountain stream rising on the east side of "Stob Coire Raineach" & falling into Coupall at "Allt Feadan Bans junction Sig: [Signification] Burn of (the) Yellow Green
OS1/2/50/33 ALLT FEADAIN BHAIN Allt Feadan Ban Allt Feadan Ban Allt Feadain Bhain Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 A very small mountain stream rising on the west side of Feadan Ban & falling into Coupall a short distance north of Allt Coire Altruims junction with same stream. Sig: [Signification] Burn of (the) White Opening
OS1/2/50/33 STOB COIRE RAINEACH Stob Coire Raineach Stob Coire Raineach Stob Coire Raineach Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McCallum Dalness 046 A very prominent peak on "Buachaille Etive Beag" situated a short distance west of "Allt Blar Bhuidhe's" rise Sig: [Signification] Peak of (the) Ferns' Corrie
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OS1/2/50/34 ALLT A' MHAIM BHUIDHE Allt Mham Bhuidhe Allt Mham Bhuidhe "Allt a' Mhaim Bhuidhe" Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 A small mountain stream rising on the east side of Mham Bhuidhe & falling into Coupall about a quarter of a mile south of "Allt Coire Altrum junction Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Yellow Hill.
OS1/2/50/34 ALLT GARTAIN Allt Gartan Allt Gartain Gaelic Orthography 045 The burns of "Allt Gartan & that of Coupall rising near the middle of the Glen between "Stob Dubh" and "Stob a' Bhroce" the former (Allt Gartain) stream flowing in a south westerly & the latter (The Coupall) in a north westerly direction, both falling into the "River Etive"
OS1/2/50/34 LAIRIG GARTAIN Lairig Gartan Lairig Gartan Lairig Gartan "Lairig Gartain" Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 045; 046 A well known name applied to the grassy Glen between "Buchaille Etive Mor" & "Buchaille Etive Beag" stretching from the junction of "Allt Lairig Eilde" with "Allt Gartain" and terminating about half a mile south of "Lochan na Fola".
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OS1/2/50/35 BUACHAILLE ETIVE MÒR Buchaille Etive Mòr Buchaille Etive Mòr Buchaille Etive Mòr Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. McCallum Dalness 046 A conspicuous high rocky ridge forming the north west side of "Glen Etive" & stretching from half a mile north east of "Dalness" to "Stob Dearg". There are a number of streams rising on both the east & west sides. Those on the east are particularly deep & rocky and falling into the River Etive. On the ridge there are a number of high conical shaped peaks. The most prominent being "Stob Dearg" & "Stob a' Bhroce" the former being the highest and very deep precipices on east, north & west sides
OS1/2/50/35 BUCHAILLE ETIVE MÒR Buchaille Etive Mòr New Statistical Account fr. [from] p. [pages] [469 to 509] 046 We now come to the most striking of all the masses in this wilderness of mountains. Those to which the significant names of Buchaille Etive or the Keepers of Etive have been given. They are distinguished by the names of the greater & the lesser, or Buchaille Mor & Buchaile Beag, not so much from their comparative elevation as from their extent. Neither of them is supposed to be less than 3000 feet in height.
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OS1/2/50/36 BUACHAILLE ETIVE BEAG Buchaille Etive Beag Buchaille Etive Beag Buchaille Etive Beag Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 A well known mountain range stretching from "Stob Dubh" to "Stob na Cabar" on both east & west sides there are a number of insignificant streams. On the ridge there are a number of high peaks. The most prominent being Stob na Cabar which is very rocky on east north & west sides.
OS1/2/50/36 ROYAL FOREST Royal Forest Royal Forest Royal Forest Duncan McColl Barrs Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 This Forest is supposed to be one of the oldest in Scotland and local tradition asserts it to have been leased by George the Third. The property of Mrs. McDonald Edinburgh. The boundary of Forest shown in yellow - that is: on the North by the "River Coe"; on the East & South by the "River Etive"; and on the West by "Lairig Eilde.
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OS1/2/50/37 ALLT COIRE ALTRUIM Allt Coire Altrum Allt Coire Altrum Allt Coire Altrum Allt Coire Altruim Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 A small stream rising near the head of "Coire Altrum" & falling into Coupall a short distance south west of "Allt Feadan Bans" junction with same stream. Sig: [Signification] Burn of (the) Nursing Corrie
OS1/2/50/37 COIRE ALTRUIM Coire Altrum Coire Altrum Coire Altrum Coire Altruim Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a good sized corrie and rather rough. a short distance west of "Stob an Doire" Sig: [Signification] "Nursing Corrie"
OS1/2/50/37 FEADAN BAN Feadan Ban Feadan Ban Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Mr. McCallum Dalness 046 Applied to a mountain pass between Allt Feadan Ban & "Coire Clach Fionn" Sig: [Signification] White Opening
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OS1/2/50/38 ALLT CLACH NAN GILLEAN Allt Clach na Gillean Allt Clach na Gillean Allt Clach na Gillean Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A short stream rising on the south side of "Stob Dearg" & falling into the "River Etive" half a mile south of Allt Cam a' Gleann's junction with same river. Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Boys' Stone
OS1/2/50/38 COIRE CLOICHE FINNE Coire Clach Fionn Coire Clach Fionn Coire Clach Fionn "Coire Cloiche Fionn" or "Coire Cloiche Finne" Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography Approved Orthography 046 A rather large corrie between "Stob an Doire" & "Stob Dearg" Sig [Signification] Coire of (the) Pale Stone
OS1/2/50/38 STOB DEARG Stob Dearg Stob Dearg Stob Dearg Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs 046 A very high & rocky peak forming the northern extremity of "Buchaille Etive Mor" situated a short distance east of "Coire na Tulachan" Sig: [Signification] Red Peak
OS1/2/50/38 [Page] 38 Sheet 46 -- Argyllshire "Allt Clach nan Gillean" Burn of the Boys' Stone.
OS1/2/50/39 ALLT NAN GIUBHAS Allt nan Guibhas Allt nan Guibhas Allt nan Guibhas "Allt nan Giubhas" Thomas McDiarmid Hugh Campbell Duncan McColl Gaelic Orthography 046 A large and rapid stream having its rise in Coire Pollag and running in northwesterly direction to its influx with the River Etive near Kingshouse. Sig- [Signification] Burn of, the, Firs
OS1/2/50/39 CNOC BUIDHE Cnoc Buidhe Cnoc Buidhe Cnoc Buidhe Thomas McDiarmid Hugh Campbell Allan McNicoll 046 A well known name applied to a small grassy hillock. Situated about 40 chains East of "Kingshouse" & signifies Yellow Hill
OS1/2/50/39 DUBH LOCHAN Dubh Lochan Dubh Lochan Dubh Lochan Thomas McDiarmid Hugh Campbell Duncan McColl 046 This name applies to several small lochs situated about 3/4 mile South East of "Kingshouse" Sig [Signification] "Black Lochs"
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OS1/2/50/40 ALLT MOLACH Allt Molach Allt Molach Allt Molach Thomas McDiarmid Duncan Campbell Allan McNicoll 046 A large burn having its source near to "Leacann nam Braonan" and joins the "Allt nan Guibhar" about 1/2 mile from Kingshouse Sig [Signification] Rough Burn
OS1/2/50/40 GUALANN LIATH GHIUBHAIS Gualann Liath Guibhas Gualann Liath Guibhas Gualann Liath Guibhas "Gualann Liath Ghiubhais" Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell Gaelic Orthography 046 A well known name applied to the shoulder of a hill situated about 2 1/2 miles from Kingshouse Sig. [Signification] Shoulder of the Grey Fir
OS1/2/50/40 TIGH CRAIGE-DUIBHE Tighe Creag Dubh Tighe Creag Dubh Tighe Creag Dubh "Tigh Craige-duibhe" Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Allan McNicoll Gaelic Orthography 046 A small cottage situated on the main road leading from Tayndrum to Ballahulish about 3/4 mile from Kingshouse Sig: [Signification] Black Rock Cottage
OS1/2/50/41 COIRE NA DOIRE Coire Doire Coire Doire Coire Doire Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 Applied to a small corrie at the rise of 'Eas Blar Eite" Sig: [Signification] Thicket Corrie
OS1/2/50/41 EAS A' BHODAICH Eas a' Bhodach Eas a' Bhodach Eas a' Bhodach "Eas a' Bhodaich" Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse Gaelic Orthography 046 A deep rocky stream between "Eas Blar Eite" & "Eas an Doire Mhor" Sig: [Signification] The Old Man's Cataract
OS1/2/50/41 EAS BLAR EITE Eas Blar Eite Eas Blar Eite Eas Blar Eite Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan McLarin Alltachaorain 046 Applied to a deep rocky stream rising in "Coire Doire" & falling into the "River Etive" about half a mile north of "Eas a' Bhodach's junction with same river Sig: [Signification] Stretching Green Cataract.
OS1/2/50/41 STOB NA DOIRE Stob an Doire Stob an Doire Stob an Doire Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 A prominent rocky peak on the ridge of "Buachaille Etive Mor" situated a short distance north of "Coire Doire". Sig: [Signification] The Thicket Peak
OS1/2/50/41 [Page] 41 Sheet 46 -- Argyllshire "Stob na Doire" The Thicket Peak "Coire na Doire" The Thicket Corrie. See above. NH
OS1/2/50/42 EAS NA DOIRE MOIRE Eas an Doire Mhor Eas an Doire Mhor Eas an Doire Mhor Eas na Doire Moire Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan Mclarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a stream running through a very deep gully rising a short distance east of "Stob a' Bhroce" & falling into the "River Etive" a very short distance north of "Allt a' Chaorainn's" junction with same river. Sig: [Signification] The Cataract of the Great Thicket
OS1/2/50/42 STOB NA BROIGE Stob a' Bhroce Stob a' Bhroce Stob a' Bhroce Donald Lindsey Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan Mclarin Alltachaorain 046 A very prominent rocky peak on "Buachaille Etive Mor" situated about a mile south west of "Stob an Doire" and a very short distance west of "Eas an Doire Mhors" rise Sig: [Signification] Peak of the Brogue
OS1/2/50/42 [Page] 42 Sheet 46 -- Argyllshire "Stob na Broige Peak of the brogue or shoe.
OS1/2/50/43 ALLT CAM GHLINNE Allt Cam a' Gleann Allt Cam a' Gleann Allt Cam a' Gleann Allt Cam Ghlinne Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 A stream rising a short distance north of "Mam Coire Easain", flowing through the Glen of the same name, and falling into the "River Etive" about a mile north of "Sron Creise" Sig: [Signification] Burn of (the) Crooked Glen
OS1/2/50/43 CAM GHLEANN Cam Ghleann Cam Ghleann Cam Ghleann Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A very narrow but rough rocky Glen stretching from the north west side of "Creag Dubh" and terminating at "Mam Coire Easain" Sig: [Signification] Crooked Glen.
OS1/2/50/43 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dubh Creag Dubh Creag Dubh Creag Dhubh Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to the side of a low hill where there are a number of scattered rocks, and are very dark Sig: [Signification] Black Rock
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OS1/2/50/44 GLAS CHOIRE Glas Choire Glas Choire Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A very small corrie on the east & south of "Stob a' Ghlais Choirein" Sig: [Signification] Grey Corrie
OS1/2/50/44 SRON CREISE Sron Creise Sron Creise Sron Creise Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 Applied to the end of a very rocky & conical shaped hill on the west side of "Cam Ghleann", & a short distance north of "Stob a' Ghlais Choirein" Sig: [Signification] Grease Projection
OS1/2/50/44 STOB GLAS CHOIRE Stob a' Ghlais Choirein Stob a' Ghlais Choirein Stob a' Ghlais Choirein Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 Applied to a prominent peak a short distance south of "Sron Creise" Sig: [Signification] "Peak of (the) little Grey Corrie"
OS1/2/50/44 [Page] 44 Sheet 46 -- Argyllshire Sron Chreiseach -- Greasy projection Sron Creise -- Grease projection
OS1/2/50/45 ALLT CHAORUNN Allt Chaorunn Allt Chaorun Allt Chaorunn Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 046; 060 A large and rapid stream having its rise a few chains west of "Lon Lubh" (Sheet 59 Trace 8) and flowing in a northerly direction to the River Etive also a farm steading of the same name Sig Burn of (the) Rowan trees
OS1/2/50/45 ALLT MAOL RUAINIDH Allt Maol Ruainidh Allt Maol Ruainidh Allt Maol Ruainidh Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Allan McNicholl 046; 047 This name applies to a considerable sized stream having its rise in a small Loch situated a few chains west of "Burn Chaorach" and flows in a northerly direction to the [mother] of Etive. Sig: [Signification] Unknown
OS1/2/50/45 ALLTCHAORUNN Alltchaorunn Alltchaorunn Alltchaorunn Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 046 A large and rapid stream having its rise a few chains west of "Lon Lubh" (Sheet 59 Trace 8) and flowing in a northerly direction to the River Etive also a farm steading of the same name Sig Burn of (the) Rowan trees
OS1/2/50/45 EAS NA BROIGE Eas a' Bhroce Eas a' Bhroce Eas a' Bhroce Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 046 A small stream flowing into the River Etive a few chains west of "Allt Chaorunn" Cascade of (the) Shoe
OS1/2/50/45 [Page] 45 Sheet 46 -- Argyllshire Eas na Broige. Cascade of (the) Shoe
OS1/2/50/46 ALLT COIRE CLOICHE FINNE Allt Coire Cloiche Fionn "Allt Coire Cloiche Finne" Duncan McColl Allan McNicholl Gaelic Orthography 046 This name applies to a stream having its rise in a corrie of the same name and flows in a southerly direction to the River Etive Sig [Signification] White Stone Corrie
OS1/2/50/46 AN GRIANAN An Grianan An Grianan An Grianan Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 046 This name applies to a prominent peak of Rock situated a few chains S.W. [South West] of Allt Chaorunn Sig [Signification] The Peak
OS1/2/50/46 EAS AN FHIR MHOIR Eas an Fhir Mhoir Eas an Fhir Mhoir Eas an Fhir Mhoir Thomas McDiarmid Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 046 A large waterfall on the River Etive. Sig [Signification] The Great Man's Cataract.
OS1/2/50/46 LEACANN NAM BRAONAN Leacann nam Braonan Leacann nam Braonan Leacann nam Braonan Thomas McDiarmid Hugh Campbell 046 A well known name applied to a hill side or ridge Sig [Signification] Hill side of the pig nuts
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OS1/2/50/47 ALLT FIONN GHLINNE Allt Fionn a' Gleann Allt Fionn a' Gleann Allt Fionn a' Gleann "Allt Fionn Ghlinne" Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 A rather short stream rising at the head of "Fionn Ghleann & falling into the River Etive about a mile west of "Sron Creise" Sig: [Signification] Burn of (the) Pale Glen
OS1/2/50/47 ALLT LEACACH Allt Leachach Allt Leachach "Allt Leacach" Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 A small stream rising in Corrie Leachach and falling into the River Etive Sig: [Signification] Flagstone Stream
OS1/2/50/47 COIRE LEACACH Coire Leachach Coire Leachach "Coire Leacach" Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Gaelic Orthography 046 A very small corrie on the north side of "Beinn Mc.Casgaig Sig: [Signification] Corrie abounding in flagstones
OS1/2/50/47 FIONN GHLEANN Fionn Ghleann Fionn Ghleann Fionn Ghleann Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 046 A small Glen between "Stob a' Ghlais Choirein" and "Beinn Mc.Casgaig" Sig: [ Signification] Pale Glen
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OS1/2/50/48 ALTNAFEADH Altnafeadh Altnafeadh Altnafeadh Donald Lindsay Lagan Garbh Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 Applied to two small thatched houses and a well known drove stance situated at the junction of Glencoe Road & that of the old Military Road leading to Fort William. The house on east side of burn belonging to Mrs. McDonald Edinburgh & the other on west side to Miss Downie Appin
OS1/2/50/48 BEINN MHIC CHASAIG Beinn Mc.Casgaig Beinn Mc.Casgaig Beinn Mc.Cascaig "Beinn Mhic Chasgaig" Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain Mr. McCallum Dalness Gaelic Orthography 046 Applied to a large hill between "Coire Leachach" & "Coire Ochdail" Sig: [Signification] Mc.Casgaig's Hill
OS1/2/50/48 COIRE OCHDAIL Coire Ochdail Coire Ochdail Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 046 A small corrie on the south side of Beinn Mc.Casgaig Sig: [Signification] Unknown
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OS1/2/50/49 ALLT DUBH-BHEAG Allt Dubh Beag Allt Dubh Beag Allt Dubh Beag "Allt Dubh-Bheag" Hugh Campbell Allan Kennedy Thomas McDiarmid Gaelic Orthography 047 This burn issues out of Lochan Meall a' Phuill & runs into "Allt Lochan Gainmhich" Sig [Signification] "Little black burn".
OS1/2/50/49 ALLT NAM BRAONAN Allt nam Braonan Allt nam Braonan Allt nam Braonan Hugh Campbell, Forester Allan Kennedy, Forester Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse 047 A well known stream rising on "Meall nan Ruag" running past "Iron Lodge" & joins the "Etive" near its source. Sig. [Signification] "Burn of the earth nuts"
OS1/2/50/49 MENZIES STONE Menzies Stone 047 Authorised & described in Name Book for Sheet 33a County Perth
OS1/2/50/49 TOM DA CHLOICHE Tom da Cloiche Tom da Cloiche "Tom da Chloiche" Allan Kennedy Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Gaelic Orthography 047 A small eminence on the west side of "Allt Dubh Mor" Sig. [Signification] Knoll of (the) two boulders"
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OS1/2/50/49 No 'Authorities for spelling' for Menzies Stone
OS1/2/50/50 ALLT DUBH-MHOR Allt Dubh Mor Allt Dubh Mor Allt Dubh Mor "Allt Dubh-mhor" Angus Kennedy Duncan Buchanan Hugh Campbell Gaelic Orthography 047 A streamlet having its rise on the east side of Meall a' Phuill & enters "Allt Lochan Gainmhich" near where the County Boundary takes the same course. Sig. [Signification] "Large black burn"
OS1/2/50/50 LOCHAN MATHAIR EITE [1895] Lochan Mathar Eite Duncan Campbell Esq. The Northern Chronicle Inverness 047 [See above]
OS1/2/50/50 LOCHAN MATHAIR ETIVE Lochan Mathar Etive Lochan Mathar Etive Lochan Mathar Etive Lochan Mathair Etive Lochan - Ma'r - Eite Duncan Buchanan Thomas McDiarmid Peter Robertson Gaelic Orthography New Statistical Account 047 A small lake on the moor about 1/2 mile to the east of King's Ho. [House] It is the source of the "River Etive" and the boundaries of the parishes of Glenorchy, Ardchattan & Appin join near the South Corner of it. Sig. [Signification] "Little loch, of the, source or Mother of Etive"
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OS1/2/50/51 ALLT LOCHAIN GHAINEAMHAICH Allt an Lochain Ghainmhich Allt an Lochain Ghainmhich Allt an Lochain Ghainmhich Allt Lochain Ghainmheineich "Allt an Lochain Ghainmhich Thomas McDiarmid Peter Robertson Duncan Buchanan On Sheet 44 Perthshire Gaelic Orthography 047 This stream derives its name from the loch out of which it flows, takes an easterly course & is joined by the waters of numerous little lakes & streams & enters the most western arm of "Loch Laidon" Sig. [Signification] "Stream of the little sandy loch"
OS1/2/50/51 LOCHAN GAINEAMHACH Lochan Ghainmhich Lochan Ghainmhich Lochan Ghainmhich Thomas McDiarmid Peter Robertson Duncan Buchanan 047 Applicable to the lake half a mile to the east of "Lochan Mathar Etive" Sig. [Signification] Little sandy loch"
OS1/2/50/51 [Page] 51 Sheet 47 -- Argyllshire "Lochan Gaineamhoich" - Sandy Lochan "Lochan Gainmhich" - Lochan of (the) Sand See N [Name] Book p. [Page] 91 Sheet 75 "Alltan Lochain Ghaineamhaich" or "Alltan Lochan Gainmhich" - Burn of Sandy Loch The two adjectives ought to agree notwithstanding the form on the Plan of Perthshire. If the Plan of Perthshire be informed it can be corrected in a second edition
OS1/2/50/52 BEINN CHAORACH Beinn Chaorach Beinn Chaorach Beinn Chaorach Peter Robertson, Forest Lodge Hugh Campbell Allan McNicol, Ardmaddy 047 Is applied to that round hill on the west side of & overlooking "Loch Ba" Sig. [Signification] "Mountain (of the) sheep."
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OS1/2/50/53 RANNOCH MUIR Rannoch Moor Rannoch Moor Rannoch Moor "Rannoch Muir" Mr. Duncan Buchanan Caolasnacon Mr. Thomas McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. Duncan McColl Barrs Adopted. See Sheet 34 Perthshire 047 A flat tract of moorland in the counties of Argyll and Perth. Mr. Buchanan, an authority quoted (and allowed to be the most competent in the locality) is of the opinion that the name was originally confined to Perthshire. But agrees that it should now be extended into Argyllshire as the portion situated in the latter having now become pretty generally known by the common name Rannoch Moor and being evidently the same expanse as in the former county. Its extent is comprised within the following, viz. from the northern arm of Loch Laidon to Lochan Gainmheach and Lochan Mathar Etive thence southward to Dubha Lochan and Loch Ba', then easterly to Leathad Mor (Sheet 47) and county boundary (sheet 48).
OS1/2/50/53 [Page] 53 Sheet 47 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/54 EILEAN IUBHAIR Eilean Tubhair 047 Authorised & described in Name Book for Perthshire
OS1/2/50/54 LOCH LAlDON Loch Laidon 047 Authorised & described in Name Book for Perthshire.
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OS1/2/50/55 BAD AN T-SEABHAIG Bad an t-Seabhaig Bad an t-Seabhaig Bad an t-Seabhaig Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 Applicable to a clump of trees on a small knoll near margin of "Loch Laidon" Signification "The hawk's grove"
OS1/2/50/55 LOCHAN BEINN CHAORACH Lochan Beinn Chaorach Lochan Beinn Chaorach Lochan Beinn Chaorach Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 A small lake at eastern base of "Beinn Chaorach." (47. Trace 13)
OS1/2/50/55 TOM DUBH-MHOR Tom Dubh Mor Tom Dubh Mor Tom Dubh Mor "Tom Dubh-Mor" "Tom Dubh-Mhor" Allan McNicoll Ardmaddy Duncan McColl Barrs Hugh Campbell Tigh creag dubh Gaelic Orthography Gaelic Orthography 047 An eminence of inconsiderable height situated at head of "Loch Laidon" Signification "Large black knoll"
OS1/2/50/55 [Page] 55 Sheet 47 -- Argyllshire Such adjectives, only, as necessarily express one idea ought to be joined by a hyphen as Dubh-dhun, Glas-bhuidhe, etc. These compounds express one colour each Dubh Mor ought not to be so joined, and if joined the latter one ought to be asperated. Following the Rule for compounds - the second or Mor is altered to Mhor. N.H.
OS1/2/50/56 ABHAINN BA Abhainn Ba Abhainn Ba Abhainn Ba Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 A short river issuing from "Loch Laidon" and falling into "Loch Ba"
OS1/2/50/56 LEATHAD MOR Leathad Mor Leathad Mor Leathad Mor Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 Applicable to a stony hillside about a mile in length situated a little east of the head of "Loch Laidon" Signification. "Large declivity"
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OS1/2/50/57 EILEAN MOLACH Eilean Molach Eilean molach Eilean Molach Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 Applicable to a wooded island about centre of the above loch. Signification. "Rough island"
OS1/2/50/57 EILEAN NA H-IOLAIRE Eilean na h-Iolaire Eilean na h-Iolaire Eilean na h-Iolaire Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 A small island in "Loch Ba'", situated a little north of "Eilean Molach" Signification. "The eagle's isle"
OS1/2/50/57 LOCH BA Loch Ba' Loch Ba' Loch Ba' Allan McNicol Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 A considerable sheet of water situate in the northern part of the "Black Mount Deer Forest." Is of a somewhat irregular shape, and studded with small islands. The principal of which are named "Eilean Molach, and "Eilean na h-Iolaire." Derivation. Not known
OS1/2/50/57 [Page] 57 Sheet 47 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/58 COIRE DA LEATHAID Coire Da Leathad Coire Da Leathad Coire Da Leathad "Coire Da Leathaid" Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 Applicable to the corrie [underlined], or hollow, lying between the above, and "Leathad Mor." (Trace 12)
OS1/2/50/58 LEATHAD BEAG Leathad Beag Leathad Beag Leathad Beag Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell 047 This name applies to a hillside about 3/4 of a mile in length, and situated to the east of Loch Ba' Signification. "Lesser declivity"
OS1/2/50/58 MEALL GORTAIN Meall Gortain Meall Gortain Meall Gortain "Meall Gortain" Allan McNicoll Duncan McColl Hugh Campbell Gaelic Orthography 047 A prominent eminence overlooking the shepherd's house of "Gortan"
OS1/2/50/58 [Page] 58 Sheet 47 -- Argyllshire "Meall Gortain". Gaelic Orthography - "Bare Hill"
OS1/2/50/59 CREAG MARONAIG Creag Maronaig Creag Maronaig Creag Maronaig Allan McNicoll Ardmaddy Duncan McColl Barrs Hugh Campbell Kingshouse 048 Applicable to a range of broken rocks near the County Boundary: a little south of Lochan Doire an Tollain" Derivation. Not known
OS1/2/50/59 ALLT CRICHE Allt Criche 048 Authenticated & described in Name Book for Sheet 44 Co. [County] Perth
OS1/2/50/59 ALLT COIRE NA MEINNE Allt Coire na Meinne 048 Authenticated & described in Name Book for Sheet 44 Co. [County] Perth
OS1/2/50/59 COIRE NA MEINNE Coire na Meinne 048 Authenticated & described in Name Book for Sheet
OS1/2/50/59 LOCHAN DOIRE AN TOLLAIN Lochan Doire an Tollain 048 Authenticated & described in Name Book for Sheet
OS1/2/50/59 [Page] 59 Sheet 48 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/60 LOCHAN COIRE NA MEINNE Lochan Coire na Meinne 048 Authorized & described in Name
OS1/2/50/60 [Page] 60
OS1/2/50/60 No Authorities listed and Description unfinished.
OS1/2/50/61 BEALACH FUAR-CHATHAIDH Bealach Fuar Chathadh Bealach Fuar Chathadh Bealach Fuar Chathadh Bealach Fuar Chathadh Mr Peter Robertson Forester Mr Allan McIntyre Clashgobhar Mr Peter Dewar Barravanich Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean F. C. [Free Church] Dalmally (Orth) [Orthodox] 060 A narrow pass situate at the north west end of Coreiche Ba. Sig [Signification] "Pass of the Cold Drift"
OS1/2/50/61 CLACH LEATHAD Clach Leathad Same as above 060 The largest mountain in the Black Mount District, It is situated about two miles west of the Ba Bridge, and its southern side forms one of the Boundaries of Coreiche Ba; on the north side, towards Coire 'n Essan, it is one mass of large broken precipices, and its top is covered with loose stones. Sig [Signification] "The stoney Declivity"
OS1/2/50/61 [Page] 61 Argyllshire "Bealach Fuar-chathaidh" Clachach Leathad, Stony Declivity, but the former is universally acknowledged by the natives of the place, and pronounced as if written "Clach Lett". Constructions similar to Clach Leathad frequently occur in topographical names and is quite correct
OS1/2/50/62 COIRE AN EASAIN Coire n' Easan Coire n' Easan Coire n' Easan Coire n' Easan Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Gaelic Orthography 060 A very steep and rocky Glen immediately to the north of Clach Leathad. Sig. [Signification] "Coire of the Little Waterfall"
OS1/2/50/62 ALLT COIRE AN EASAIN Allt Coire 'n Easan Same as above 060 Applicable to the valley stream flowing thro' Coire 'n Easan and falling into the River Ba 1/2 a mile west of Ba Bridge. Sig. [Signification] " "
OS1/2/50/62 SRON NAM FORSAIR Sron nam Forsain Same as above 060 A rocky ridge extending from near the top of Clach Leathad eastward to the south end of Coire 'n Easan. Sig. [Signification] "Forresters' Promontory"
OS1/2/50/62 EAS BUIDHE Eas Buidhe NH Same as above 060 A mountain stream having its source on the south side of Clach Leathad and flowing past Meall Tionaill into the Ba River. Sig. [Signification] "Yellow Waterfall"
OS1/2/50/62 [Page] 62 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Coire an Easain:, Corry of the Waterfalls.
OS1/2/50/63 ALLT COIRE ODHAIR Allt Coire Odhar Allt Coire Odhar Allt Coire Odhar Allt Coire Odhair Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan McCallum Dalness Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain (Gaelic Orthography) 060 A short stream rising at the head of "Coire Odhar", and falling into "Allt Coire Giubhasar" Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Dun Corrie
OS1/2/50/63 COIRE GHIUBHASAN Coire Giubhasan Coire Giubhasan Coire Giubhasan Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan McCallum Dalness 060 Applied to a very long corrie stretching from the junction of "Allt Coire Giubhasan" with "Allt an a Chaoruinn" to half a mile south west of Bealach Fuar-chaihaidh. Sig: [Signification] Firs Corrie
OS1/2/50/63 COIRE ODHAR Coire Odhar Corrie Odhar Corrie Odhar Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan McCallum Dalness Mr. McLarin Alltachaorin 060 Applied to a beautiful horse shoe shaped corrie a short distance west of "Clach Leathad" Sig: [Signification] Dun Corrie
OS1/2/50/63 [Page] 63 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Coire Ghiubhasain" or "Ghiubhas". Firs Corrie
OS1/2/50/64 ALLT COIRE GHIUBHASAN Allt Coire Giubhasan Allt Coire Giubhasan Allt Coire Giubhasan Duncan McColl Barrs Duncan McCallum Dalness Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse 060 A long mountain stream rising at the head of the Corrie of the same name and falling into "Allt an - a Chaoruin" Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Firs Corrie
OS1/2/50/64 AONACH MOR Aonach Mor Aonach Mor Aonach Mor Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain 060 Applied to a long rocky ridge between "Coire Giubhasan" & "Coire Caolain" Sig: [Signification] Great Hill
OS1/2/50/64 COIRE CAOLAIN Coire Caolan Coire Caolan Coire Caolan Duncan McColl Barrs Mr. McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr. McLarin Alltachaorain A large corrie commencing between "Meal Garbh" and the north west extremity of "Aonach Mor" & ending a short distance north west of "Stob Ghabhar" Sig: [Signification] Gut Corrie
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OS1/2/50/65 CARN AN T-SAIGHDEIR Carn an Saighdear Carn an Saighdear Carn an Saighdear Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 A small pile of stones about 20 yards west of the main road and a quarter of a mile north of Ba Bridge. A soldier was found murdered here about a century ago, hence the name.
OS1/2/50/65 CREAG AN FHIRICH Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally (Gaelic Orthography) 060 A large and precipitous rock about a mile west of Ba Bridge. The signification of the name is unknown.
OS1/2/50/65 DROCHAID AN T-SAIGHDEIR Drochaid an t-Saighdear Drochaid an t-Saighdear Drochaid an t-Saighdear Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 "The Soldiers Bridge"; a small bridge on the main road near Carn an Saighdear.
OS1/2/50/65 [Page] 65 "Carn an t-Saighdeir" - The Soldier's Cairn. "Creag an Fhiaraidh", The Slanting Craig, which is disposed to be the signification of the name.
OS1/2/50/66 ALLT CREAGAN NAM MEANN Allt Creagan a' Meann Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgour Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 A small stream flowing eastwards past Ba Cottage and falling into the Ba River about half a mile below the main road.
OS1/2/50/66 CREAGAN NAM MEANN Creagan a' Meann Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgour Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 A small rock about a quarter of a mile west of the main road near Ba Cottage. The name signifies "The Kids Little Rock"
OS1/2/50/66 MAM COIRE AN EASAIN Mam Coire Easan Mam Coire Easan Mam Coire Easan Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgour Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally (Gaelic Orthography) 060 A flat piece of ground at the east end of Coire Easan, from which it derives its name; Signification, "The slowly rising ground of Coire Easan."
OS1/2/50/66 [Page] 66 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Mam Coire an Easain", See "Coire an Easain, " p. [ page] 61 "Creagan nam Meann"
OS1/2/50/67 BA BRIDGE Ba Bridge Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 A strong, well built bridge, crossing the River Ba about half a mile south of Ba Cottage.
OS1/2/50/67 BA COTTAGE Ba Cottage Ba Cottage Ba Cottage Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich 060 A neatly built house used as a place of refreshment by deer stalkers; it is not inhabited.
OS1/2/50/67 [Page] 67 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire Ba - a cow - cattle
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OS1/2/50/69 MEALL GHIUBHAS Meall Giubhas Meall Giubhas Mr McLarin Alltachaorain Duncan McColl Barrs 060 Applied to a small rocky eminence a short distance west of "Allt Coire Laoghain's" junction with "Allt Coire Caoalan" Sig: [Signification] Fir Hill from a Fir plantation having been on this hill years ago.
OS1/2/50/69 SRON A' GHEARRAIN Sron a' Gearran Sron a' Ghearrain Mr McLarin Duncan McColl Barrs Correct Orthography 060 A well known name applied to a long Ridge of rock situated on the South East side of Allt Coire Caolan. Sig [Signification] The Gelding's Point
OS1/2/50/69 [Page] 69 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Meall Ghiubhas" Firs Hill
OS1/2/50/70 ALLT COIRE CAOLAIN Allt Coire Caolan Allt Coire Caolan Allt Coire Caolan Duncan McColl Barrs Mr McDiarmid Kingshouse Mr McLarin Alltachaorain 060 A long stream rising near the head of "Coire Caolan" And falling into "Allt an a Chaoruin" a quarter of a mile south west of Allt Coire Guibhann's junction with the same stream. Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Gut Corrie
OS1/2/50/70 ALLT COIRE LAOGHAN Allt Coire Laoghan Allt Coire Laoghan Allt Coire Laoghan Duncan McColl Barrs Mr McLarin Alltachaorain Mr McCallum Dalness 060 A stream rising near the head of "Coire Laoghan" and falling into "Allt Coire Caolan" a short distance east of "Meall Guibhas" Sig: [Signification] Burn of the Little Calves Corrie
OS1/2/50/70 COIRE LAOGHAN Coire Laoghan Coire Laoghan Coire Laoghan Duncan McColl Barrs Mr McLarin Alltachaorain Mr McCallum Dalness 060 Applied to a large corrie off "Coire Caolan", terminating about a mile west of "Stob Gabhar. Sig: [Signification] Little Calves Corrie
OS1/2/50/70 [Page] 70 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Allt Coire Caaolain." Burn of the Gut Corrie
OS1/2/50/71 ALLT COIRE NA CLOICHE Allt Coire na Cloiche Allt Coire na Coiche Allt Coire na Cloiche Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 Applicable to the principal stream in the above Glen Sig [Signification] "Burn of the Stone Corrie"
OS1/2/50/71 COIRE NA CLOICHE Coire na Cloiche Coire na Cloiche Coire na Cloiche Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A small rocky glen between Meall Garbh and Meall Odhar. Sig [Signification] Corrie "of the Stone"
OS1/2/50/71 FAIR BHAN Fair Bhan Fair Bhan Fair Bhan Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 This name applies to a green top on the south end of Meall Garbh. Sig [Signification] "White Ridge"
OS1/2/50/71 MEALL GARBH Meal Garbh Meall Garbh Meall Garbh Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean Glenorchy 060 A prominent rocky hill in the north west of Black Mount Deer Forest. Sig [Signification] "Rough Hill"
OS1/2/50/71 [Page] 71 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire Fair Bhan - White Ridge
OS1/2/50/72 BEALACH ODHAR Bealach Odhar Bealach Odhar Bealach Odhar Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A smally grassy hollow situate a little to the east of Fair Bhan. Sig [Signification] "Dun Pass"
OS1/2/50/72 LAIRIG DOCHARD Lairig Dhochard Lairig Dhochard Lairig Dhochard Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 Applicable to a long flat glen extending from Meall Odhar to near Loch Dochart. Sig [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/72 MEALL ODHAR Meall Odhar Meall Odhar Meall Odhar Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A good sized hill situate at the head of Larig Dochart. Sig [Signification] "Dun Hill"
OS1/2/50/72 STOB A' BHRUAICH LEITH Stob a Bhruach Liath Stob a Bhruach Liath Stob a Bhruach Liath Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A very prominent hill in the Black Mount Deer Forest near the head of Larig Dochart. Sig [Signification] "Peak of the grey bank"
OS1/2/50/72 [Page] 72 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Stob a' Bhruaich Leith", Peak of the Grey Bank. Lairig Dochard - See page 81 Allt Dochard - Both names being supplied by the same Examiner. The Authorities whom he has quoted being the same for both. May have given good reason for this difference in spelling. RH cannot give it
OS1/2/50/73 COIRE DHOMHNUILL Coire Dhomhnuill Coire Dhomhnuill Coire Dhomhnuill Coire Dhomhnuill Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Peter Dewar Hugh Campbell 060 A very rocky coire lying between Glas Choirean and the west end of Sron Guithais. Sig [Signification] "Donalds Hollow"
OS1/2/50/73 MEALL TIONAIL Meall Tionaill Meall Tionaill Same as above Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Orthography 060 A very prominent hill situate at the south east of Clach Leathad near the centre of Coireiche Ba. Sig [Signification] "Gathering Hill"
OS1/2/50/73 RIVER BÀ River Bà River Bà River Bà River Bà Peter Robinson Alan McIntyre Peter Dewar Hugh Campbell 060; 061 A large smooth winding river running thro' Coireiche Ba. at the west end of which it takes its rise. Sig [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/73 AN TUATHAIR Tuathair Same as above 060 Applicable to the face of the hill between Sron Ghiubhais, Coire Dhomhnuil and River Ba. Sig [Signification] "A northern exposure"
OS1/2/50/73 [Page] 73 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Meall Tionail" - "Gathering Hill" "An Tuathair" - The Northern View
OS1/2/50/74 COIREACH BA Coireiche Ba Coireiche Ba Coireiche Ba Coireiche Ba Mr Peter Robertson Mr Alan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Mr Hugh Campbell Kingshouse 060 A large glen round the sides of which there are many hollows and passes. Its extent is shown on Traces by a yellow dotted line. Sig [Signification] Coireiche (Dells or Hollows) Ba (Unknown)
OS1/2/50/74 CREAG A' BHEALAICH Creag a' Bhealaich Same as above 060 A very prominent cliff at the north west end of Coireiche Ba between Glas Choirean and Bealach Fuar Chathadh. Sig [Signification] "The Rock of the Mountain Pass"
OS1/2/50/74 GLAS CHOIREAN Glas Choirean Same as above 060 One of the numerous hollows in Coireiche Ba. It is situated at its western end. Sig [Signification] "The gray corie"
OS1/2/50/74 [Page] 74 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Coire Bha", Cows' Hollow, but not Applicable. Coireach Ba. Such being the pronounciation given by the Inhabitants.
OS1/2/50/75 ALLT COIRE ODHAIR Allt Coire Odhar Allt Coire Odhar Allt Coire Odhar Mr Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair 060 This stream rises in Coire Odhar, flows northwards about a mile and a half and falls into River Ba about a mile west of the Bridge. Sig. [Signification] "The Dun Coire Burn."
OS1/2/50/75 LOCHAN MHIC PHEADAIR RUAIDH Lochan Mhic Pheader Ruadh Mr Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair 060 A small loch close to the main road about a mile south of Ba Bridge. Sig: [Signification] Red Peter's Son's little Loch.
OS1/2/50/75 THE MOSS The Moss Mr Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair 060 A large flat lying between Allt Coire Odhar and the main road S [South] of Ba Br. [Bridge].
OS1/2/50/75 [Page] 75 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Allt Coire Odhair", or Uidhir. "Lochan Mhic Pheadair Ruaidh," Red Peter's Sons' (Paterson's) Loch." Ruaidh - R is never asperated i.e. It does not [ ] of the letter h after it but it takes the mark spiritus asper instead of the h thus 'Ruaidh'
OS1/2/50/76 COIRE GHABHAR Coire Gaibhre Same as above 060 A large round hollow situate to the south west of Stob Gaibhre. It is also used as part of the above mentioned farm. Sig: [Signification] "Goats Hollow".
OS1/2/50/76 STOB GHABHAR Stob Gaibhre Stob Gaibhre Stob Gaibhre Stob Gaibhre "Stob Ghabhar" Peter Robertson Alan McIntyre Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Orthography Gaelic Orthography 060 One of the largest mountains in the Black Mount. It is situated about 3 miles north west of Forest Lodge. The southern side of it is used as a sheep farm by the proprietor. Sig: [Signification] "Goats' Peak"
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OS1/2/50/77 AISRE NAN EACH Aisre nan Each Aisre nan Each Aisre nan Each Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A pass or defile stretching over from the top of Coire Dhearbhadh Sig: [Signification] "The Pass of the Horses"
OS1/2/50/77 ALLT COIREIN LOCHAIN Allt Coirein Lochain Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 The stream between the above mentioned loch and the head of Coire Dhearbhadh
OS1/2/50/77 COIREIN LOCHAIN Coirein Lochain Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A deep rocky Coire, east of Stob Gaibhre; in the centre of it there is a small loch hence the name Sig: "The little Coire of the little Loch."
OS1/2/50/77 SRON NAN GIUBHAS Sron nan Ghiubhais Sron nan Ghiubhais Sron nan Ghiubhais Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A long prominent ridge of rocks lying nearly east & west on the north of Coirein Lochain & Coire Dhiarbhadh. Sig: [Signification] The Fir Nose
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OS1/2/50/78 ALLT COIRE DHEARBHADH Allt Coire Dhearbhadh Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally (Orthography) 060 This name applies to the stream flowing through Coire Dhearbhadh and falling into the River Ba about a mile and a half above Ba Bridge.
OS1/2/50/78 COIRE DHEARBHAIDH Coire Dhearbhadh Coire Dhearbhadh Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally (Orthography) 060 A long deep hollow or glen lying between Sron an Ghiubhais and Stob Choire Odhar; the signification of the name is unknown.
OS1/2/50/78 STOB A' CHOIRE ODHAIR Stob a' Choire Odhar Stob a' Choire Odha Stob a' Choire Odhar "Stob a' Choire Odhair" Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Correct Orthography 060 A high sharp topped hill on the south east side of Coire Dhearbhadh. Sig: ]Signification] The Peak of Coire Odhar.
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OS1/2/50/79 AONACH EAGACH Aonach Eagach Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 This name applies to a sharp ridge (in some places so sharp that it is very difficult to walk on it) situate on the north side of Coire na Muic. Sig: [Signification] "The notched ridge."
OS1/2/50/79 COIRE NAM MUIC Coire na Muic (S) [ Singular] Coire nam Muic (P) [Plural] Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A large deep hollow or glen lying about half a mile south west of Coire Thoaig. Signification The "Pig's Glen"
OS1/2/50/79 COIRE TOAIG Coire Thoaig Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A large long glen between Aonach Eagach and Stob Choire Odhar. The signification of the name is unknown.
OS1/2/50/79 [Page] 79 Coire Toaig - See "Hill features."
OS1/2/50/80 ALLT CAOLAIN DUIBH Allt Chaolan Dubh "Allt Caolain Dhuibh" Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Gaelic Orthography 060 A small stream flowing southwards through the above Coire and falling into Allt Thoaig.
OS1/2/50/80 BEINN TOAIG Beinn Toaig Beinn Toaig Beinn Toaig Beinn Toaig Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally (Orthography) 060 A large round topped hill situate about half a mile south east of Stob Choire Odhar Sig: [Signification] unknown.
OS1/2/50/80 COIRE CAOLAIN DUIBH Coire Chaolan Dubh Coire Chaolan Dubh Coire Chaolan Dubh "Coire Caolain Duibh" Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Gaelic Orthography 060 A long deep Glen on the north east side of Coire Thoaig and south of Stob Choire Odhar Signification, "Black Gut Coire."
OS1/2/50/80 COIRE CREAGACH Coire Creagach Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally (Orthography) 060 A round rocky hollow on the east side of Beinn Toaig. Sig: [Signification] "The Rocky Glen".
OS1/2/50/80 COIRE ODHAR Coire Odhar Mr Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally (Orthography) 060 A large Coire lying to the north of Beinn Toaig. Sig: [Signification] The Dun Coire.
OS1/2/50/80 [Page] 80 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Beinn Toice" -- Swelling Hill Beinn Thoigh -- Pleasant Hill Beinn Tuaigh -- Hatchet Hill Coire Creagach -- Rocky Hollow
OS1/2/50/81 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"
OS1/2/50/81 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"
OS1/2/50/81 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
OS1/2/50/81 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.
OS1/2/50/81 [Page] 81 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."
OS1/2/50/82 COIRE NAN CNAMH Coire nan Cnamh Coire nan Cnamh Coire nan Cnamh Coire nan Cnamh Duncan McColl Barrs Allan McIntyre Clashgobhair Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally 060 A small rocky hollow on the north east face of Meall nan Euin Sig [Signification] Hollow of the Bones
OS1/2/50/82 COIRE AN LIGHICHE Coire an Lighiche Coire an Lighiche Coire an Lighiche Coire an Lighiche Duncan McColl Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A very rough hollow on the east end of Meall Sig [Signification] The Physicians Dell
OS1/2/50/82 ALLT COIRE AN LIGHICHE Allt Coire an Lighiche Allt Coire an Lighiche Allt Coire an Lighiche Allt Coire an Lighiche Duncan McColl Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A small rocky stream rising in the above Coire and flowing south eastwards into Allt Dochart Sig [Signification] "The Stream of the Physician's Dell".
OS1/2/50/82 COIRE CHAORACH Coire Chaorach Coire Chaorach Coire Chaorach Coire Chaorach Duncan McColl Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A good sized glen on the south side of Meall nan Euin Sig [Signification] "Sheep Glen" (pl) [plural]
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OS1/2/50/83 ALLT COIRE CHAORACH Allt Coire Chaorach Allt Coire Chaorach Allt Coire Chaorach Duncan McColl Barrs Allan McIntyre Clashgobhair Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally 060; 076 The stream which rises in the west end of, and flows eastwards through, Coire Chaorach. Sig [Signification] Stream (of the ) Sheep Coire
OS1/2/50/83 LURG BHAN Lurg Bhan Lurg Bhan Lurg Bhan Lurg Bhan Duncan McColl Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A prominent ridge on the south side of Stob a Bhruach Liath and east side of Lairig Dochart Sig [Signification] The white ridge.
OS1/2/50/83 ALLT NAN SAC Allt nan Sac Allt nan Sac Allt nan Sac Allt nan Sac Duncan McColl Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 060 A considerable stream which flows in a southwestern direction and falls into Allt Dochart Sig [Signification] "Stream of the Sacks."
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OS1/2/50/85 MEALL AN ARAICH Meall an Arach Meall an Arach Meall an Arach Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Peter Dewar 060 A conspicuous hill about a mile to the north west of Clasgobhair Sig [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/85 ALLT SGRÌODAIN MHÒIR Allt Scridan Mor Same as above 060 A small stream rising on the south west side of Stob Gaibhir and falling into Allt Gaibhir a little to the west of Meall an Cruach. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Great Landslip"
OS1/2/50/85 EAS BUIDHE Eas Buidhe Same as above 060 A mountain stream having its source a little to the west of Stob Maol and falling into Allt Gaibhir 1/2 a mile north of Scridan Mor
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OS1/2/50/86 ALLT GHABHAR Allt Gaibhre Allt Gaibhre Allt Gaibhre Allt Gaibhre Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Orthography 060 A large stream flowing southwards thro Coire Gaibhre and falling into Abhainn Shira a little to the south of Claisgobhair. Sig' [Signification] "Goats' Burn"
OS1/2/50/86 CREAG BHULGACH Creag Bhulcach Same as above 060 Applicable to a rocky face on the south west side of Coire Gaibhre. Sig: [Signification] "Knobly Craig"
OS1/2/50/86 MAM NAN SAC Mam nan Sac Same as above 060 A mountain pass between Creag Bhulcach and Meall an Arach Sig: [Signification] "Pass of the Sacks"
OS1/2/50/86 [Page] 86 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Allt Ghabhar" Goats' Burn. "Creag Bhulgach," Knobbly Creag or Craig.
OS1/2/50/87 ALLT COIRE NA MUIC Allt Coire na Muic Allt Coire na Muic Allt Coire na Muic Allt Coire nam Muic Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A small stream flowing eastwards through Coire na Muic Sig. [Signification] The Burn of the Pigs Coire.
OS1/2/50/87 CREAG AN STEALLAIRE Creag an Steallaire Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A large steep rock on the west side of Coire Thoaig over which the water of Allt Coire na Muic falls. Sig: [Signification] The cascade rock.
OS1/2/50/87 ALLT CREAG AN STEALLAIRE Allt Creag an Steallaire Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 Applicable to the stream which after falling over Creag an Steallaire flows S.E. [South East] into Allt Thoaig.
OS1/2/50/87 ALLT TOAIG Allt Thoaig Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 The stream which flows southwards through Coire Thoaig. Sig: [Signification] unknown
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OS1/2/50/88 COIRE FEÀRNA Coire Feàrna Coire Feàrna Coire Feàrna Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A long shallow glen about half a mile south of Creag an Steallaire. Sig: [Signification] The Alder Glen
OS1/2/50/88 ALLT COIRE FEÀRNA Allt Coire Feàrna Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 The stream flowing south eastwards through the above glen.
OS1/2/50/88 STOB MAOL Stob Maol Mr Robertson Forrest Lodge Allan McIntyre Claisgobhair Peter Dewar, Barravurich 060 A large round topped hill about half a mile south east of Stob Gaibhre. Sig: [Signification] "The blunt peak"
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OS1/2/50/89 DRUIM A' BHLÀIR Druim a' Bhlàir Druim a' Bhlàir Druim a' Bhlàir Druim a' Bhlàir Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 060 Applicable to a ridge along which runs General Wade's old military road and situate about a mile north west of Forest Lodge. Sig: [Signification] "(Battle ridge or hillock"
OS1/2/50/89 EASAN DUBH Easan Dubh Same as above 060 A mountain stream rising near Allt Charroch and falling into Advrechnie Burn a little to the east of Forest Lodge Sig. [Signification] "Easan (Waterfall) Dubh (Black)
OS1/2/50/89 DROCHAID EASAIN DUIBH Drochaid Easan Dubh Same as above 060 Applicable to Bridge over Country road under which the above flows. Sig: [Signification] "Bridge of the Black Waterfall"
OS1/2/50/89 ALLT DOIRE NAN EACH Allt Doire nan Each Same as above 060 A small stream rising near Easan Dubh and falling into Ardvrechnish Burn. Sig: [Signification] "Stream of the Horses Thicket"
OS1/2/50/89 [Page] 89 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire Duibhe - "An adjective beginning with d - preceded by a noun masculine or feminine ending in n or t is always plain [ ] Forbes Gaelic Grammar p. [page] 197 Rule 6 Note 3. "Drochaid Easain Duibh"
OS1/2/50/90 ALLT BLARAVON Allt Blaravon Allt Blaravon Allt Blaravon Mr Peter Robertson Alan McIntyre Peter Dewar 060 A small stream rising on the South side of Beinn Toaig and flowing south till it falls into Abhair Strua about 1/2 a mile west of Loch Tulla. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/90 ALLT AN T-SEAN-BHAILE Allt an t-Shean Bhaille Same as above 060 A small stream immediately to the East of the above and flowing into Abhainn Shira. Sig: [Signification] "Old Town Burn"
OS1/2/50/90 ALLT CHAORACH Allt Chaorach Same as above 060 A good sized stream rising near the top of Beinn Toaig and falling into Abhainn Strua near the Bridge on County road. Sig: [Signification] "Sheep Burn"
OS1/2/50/90 [Page] 90 Sheet 60 -- Argyllshire "Allt an t-Sianail" (m) [masculine] The noisy or Rumbling burn. or "Allt na Sianaile" (f) [feminine] The noisy or Rumbling burn "Allt an t-Sean-bhaile" "Burn of the Old town".
OS1/2/50/91 BLACK MOUNT Black Mount Black Mount Black Mount Peter Robertson, Forest Lodge Duncan Buchanan, Caolasnacon Allan McNicol, Ardmaddy 060; 061 A wild & mountainous district, with wild stretches of flat moorland, in the upper parts of the parishes of Glenorchy & Ardchattan. It is celebrated as a "Deer Forest," & the property of the Earl of Breadalbane. It is bounded on the north by the "River Etive", Allt Lochain Ghainmhich," & the west arms of "Loch Laidon;" on the east by the County Boundary; on the south by the "River Tulla", "Loch Tulla" &"River Orchy"; on the west by "Coire Bickar", "Beinn She," "Loch Dochart." & the mountains of "Stob Coire na h-Albanach" & "Beinn Chaorach".
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OS1/2/50/93 LÙIB LUACHRACH Lùib Luachrach Lùib Luachrach Lùib Luachrach Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally Peter Robertson Forest Lodge D McColl Foxhunter Glen Etive 076 A small meadow at the junction of Allt Coire Chaorach with the Allt Dochart, about a mile north from Loch Dochard. Sig: [Signification] "Rushy bend"
OS1/2/50/93 LOCH IALL Loch Iall Loch Iall Loch Iall Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson D McColl 076 A small loch bearing this name a short distance north west of Loch Dochart. Sig: [Signification] "Loch of the Thongs."
OS1/2/50/93 CÙIL GHLAS Cùil Ghlas Cùil Ghlas Cùil Ghlas Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Peter Robertson D. McColl 076 A bold rocky hill, situate at the south east end of Corrie Chaorach immediately to the west of Luib Luachrach. Sig: [Signification] "Grey [Back]".
OS1/2/50/93 COIRE GLAS Coire Glas Coire Glas Coire Glas Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Peter Robertson D. McColl 076 A small hollow immediately to the East of the above. Sig: [Signification] "Grey Corry".
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OS1/2/50/94 ALLT COIRE NAM BAN Allt Coire nam Ban Allt Coire nam Ban Allt Coire nam Ban Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Duncan McColl 076 Applicable to the stream flowing thro the above glen until it enters Lochan na h-Iurich. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the womens glen"
OS1/2/50/94 COIRE NAM BAN Coire nam Ban Coire nam Ban Coire nam Ban Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Duncan McColl 076 A rocky glen situate near Cuil Ghlass and running in a southernly direction for upwards of a mile. Sig: [Signification] "Womens Glen".
OS1/2/50/94 FANG BHUIDHE Fang Bhuidhe Fang Bhuidhe Fang Bhuidhe Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Duncan McColl 076 A small knoll at the north west end of Loch Dochard, surrounded by water when the Loch is flooded. Sig: [Signification] "Yellow fold"
OS1/2/50/94 LEITIR DHOCHARD Leitir Dhochard Leitir Dhochard Leitir Dhochard Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Duncan McColl 076 Applicable to a piece of moor between Luib Luachrach and the east end of Loch Dochard. Sig: [Signification] " "
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OS1/2/50/95 TOM NA SAOBHAIDHE Tom na Saoibhe Tom na Saoibhe Tom na Saoibhe Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Peter Robertson Duncan McColl 076 A small knoll a little to the north of of Lochan na Saoibhe Sig" [Signification] "Knoll of the Fox's den"
OS1/2/50/95 SRÒN NA H-IOLAIRE Sròn na h-Iolaire Sròn na h-Iolaire Sròn na h-Iolaire Sròn na h-Iolaire Duncan McColl Peter Robertson Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Allan McIntyre 076 A very prominent and rocky hill between Coire na Cam and Coire nam Ban and about 1 1/2 miles west of Loch Dochart. Sig: [Signification] "The Eagles Promontory"
OS1/2/50/95 LOCHAN NA H-IÙRAICHE Lochan na h-Iurich Lochan na h-Iurich Lochan na h-Iurich Lochan na h-Iurich Duncan McColl Peter Robertson Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean Allan McIntyre 076 A small loch about half a mile east of Sron na h-Iolaire Sig: [Signification] "Uncertain"
OS1/2/50/95 LOCHAN NA SAOBHAIDHE Lochan na Saoibhe Lochan na Saoibhe Lochan na Saoibhe Lochan na Saoibhe Duncan McColl Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Rev [Reverend] Mr Mclean 076 A small loch about a mile east of Sron na h-Iolaire and about half a mile from Loch Dochart Sig: [Signification] Little Loch of the Fox's Den
OS1/2/50/95 [Page] 95 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Tom na Saobhaidhe" Hill of the Fox's Den "Lochan na h-Iùraiche" The Barge Loch "Lochan na Saobhaidhe" The Den of the Fox Loch or Loch of the Fox's Den
OS1/2/50/96 ALLT COIRE FEÀRNA Allt Coire Feàrna Allt Coire Feàrna Allt Coire Feàrna Allt Coire Feàrna Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Duncan McColl Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 076 A small stream on the north west side of Beinn Suidhe, flowing northwards from Coire Fearna about a mile. Sig: [Signification] "The Alder dell stream"
OS1/2/50/96 COIRE FEÀRNA Coire Feàrna Coire Feàrna Coire Feàrna Coire Feàrna Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Duncan McColl Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 076 A considerable glen or hollow on the North west side of Beinn Suidhe about a mile south of Loch Dochart Sig: [Signification] "The Alder dell"
OS1/2/50/96 LOCH DOCHARD Loch Dochard Loch Dochard Loch Dochard Loch Dochard Allan McIntyre Peter Robertson Duncan McColl Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean 076 A considerable sheet of water about 3 miles west of Inveroran Inn and about 1 mile west of Clashgobhair. Sig: [Signification] Unknown
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OS1/2/50/97 ARACHAN (Ruins) Arachan (Ruins) Arachan (Ruins) Arachan (Ruins) Mr Peter Robertson Forrester, Lodge Mr Alan McIntyre Claisgobhar Mr Hugh Campbell Kingshouse 076 A ruin situate about half a mile west of Claisgobhar. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/97 TOM NA CUILEIGE Tom na Cuileig Same as above 076 Applicable to a small hill about a quarter of a mile southwest of the above ruins. Sig: [Signification] "Hill of the fly"
OS1/2/50/97 ALLTAN ARACHAIN Allt an Arachan Alltan Arachain Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 A small stream rising a little to the north west of Tom na Cuileig and flowing in an easterly direction till it falls into Abhainn Shira. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown
OS1/2/50/97 CLAIS-GOBHAIR Claisgobhar Same as above 076 A number of thatched houses occupied by Allan McIntyre and others. The property of Earl Breadalbane Sig: [Signification] "Goats' Pit or Hollow"
OS1/2/50/97 [Page] 97 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire Tom nan Culeag. Hill of the flies. Tom nan Cuileige, Hill of the fly. "Clais-gobhair," Goat's Furrow. "Clais-ghobhar", Goats' Furrow.
OS1/2/50/98 LEACANN NAN GAMHNA Leacann nan Gamhna Leacann nan Gamhna Leacann nan Gamhna Mr Peter Robertson Mr Alan McIntyre Mr Hugh Campbell Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A small enclosure a little to the East of Claisgobhar. Sig: [Signification] "Stirks declivity"
OS1/2/50/98 BUACHAILLE BRÈIGE Buachaille Brèig Same as above 076 Applicable to a cairn of stones on a rocky face immediately to the north of Claisgobhar. Sig: [Signification] "Lying Herd"
OS1/2/50/98 CLACH SGOLTACH Clach Scoltag Same as above 076 Several large rocks on the side of a small stream a quarter of a mile north west of Claisgobhar Sig: [ Signification] "Split Stone."
OS1/2/50/98 [Page] 98 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire Leacann nan Gamhna - The Declivity of farrow - cows [Sgoltach] - must be a clerical error. See also Plan Clachan or Claiche Sgoilte - The split stones Clach Sgoilte or Clach Sgoltach - Splitting stone not split stone Clach sgoilte split, or splintered stone
OS1/2/50/99 ALLT NA CLOICHE SGOLTAICHE Allt na Clach Scoltag Allt na Clach Scoltag Allt na Clach Scoltag "Allt na Cloiche Sgoltaiche" Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) Gaelic Orthography 076 A small stream taking its rise a little north west of Buachaille Breig and flowing into Allt Gaibhre a short distance from the House of that name Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the split stone"
OS1/2/50/99 CNOCAN GHIUBHAS Cnoc an Ghuibhas Same as above 076 Several small knolls a little to the South East of Claisgobhar. Sig: [Signification] "Fir little hills"
OS1/2/50/99 LÙIB A' GHOBHAIN Lùib a' Ghobain Same as above 076 Applicable to a small piece of ground formerly cultivated but now used as hill pasture, at the west end of Linne na Bitheach" Sig: [Signification] "Smith's Meadow"
OS1/2/50/99 LÙIB AN LÌN Lùib an Linn Same as above 076 A small marshy piece of land south of the last described name. Sig: [Signification] "Lint Meadow"
OS1/2/50/99 [Page] 99 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire Allt nan Clach Sgoilte or Allt na Cloiche Sgoilte - The passive participle is an adjective denoting the completed [ ] of the verbal [energy] as Miaide B[ ] daoine leointe. Luib an Lin
OS1/2/50/100 TOM BIORACH Tom Biorach Tom Biorach Tom Biorach Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A round knoll a quarter of a mile north of Luib a' Ghobhain. Sig: [Signification] "Pointed hill or knoll"
OS1/2/50/100 LINNE NAM BEATHACH Linne na Bitheach "Linne nam Beathach" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 Applicable to a part of Abhainn Shira and extending eastwards for half a mile. Sig: [Signification] "Serpents or Dragons' Pool"
OS1/2/50/100 ALLT A' CHRÒM-BHEITH Allt a' Chròm a' Bheithe Allt a' Chròm-bheith Same as above 076 A mountain stream rising to the north of Buachaille Breig and falling into Linne na Beitheach" Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Birch Circle
OS1/2/50/100 TOM A' CHRÒM-BHEITH Tom a' Chròm a' Bheithe Tom a' Chròm-bheith Same as above 076 A small hill about half a mile north of the junction of Allt a' Chròm a' Bheithe with Abhainn Shira. Sig: [Signification] "Knoll of the Birch Circle"
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OS1/2/50/101 ABHAINN SHIRA Abhainn Shira Abhainn Shira Abhainn Shira Abhainn Shira Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Barravunich Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A considerable stream flowing out of Loch Dochart eastwards about four miles and falling into Loch Tulla. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/101 ALLT BHARCHONOLAIN Allt Bharchonolain Allt Bharchonolain Allt Bharchonolain Allt Bharchonoalin Same as above 076 A small stream flowing northwards into Abhainn Shira. Sig: [Signification] unknown.
OS1/2/50/101 ALLT A' CHLÀIR Allt a' Clàr Allt a' Clàr Allt a' Clàr Allt a' Clàr "Allt a' Chlàir" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 A small stream flowing southeastwards into the W. [West] end of Loch Tulla. Sig: [Signification] "The [Stave] Burn."
OS1/2/50/101 VICTORIA BRIDGE Victoria Bridge Same as above 076 A large strong bridge spanning Abhainn Shira near the Porter Lodge which is situated a short distance north of the bridge & occupied by the forester.
OS1/2/50/101 LODGE [Victoria Bridge] Lodge Same as above 076
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OS1/2/50/102 TOM NA SPEARRACHAIN Tom na Spirachan Tom na Spirachan Tom na Spirachan Mr Robertson. Lodge Mr Allan McIntyre Clashgobhar Mr Peter Dewar Barravurich 076 A small hillock about half a mile W. [West] of Inveroran Inn. Sig: [Signification] Unknown".
OS1/2/50/102 INBHIR Inbhir Same as above 076 A large field at the west end of Loch Tulla. Sig: [Signification] "Mouth of the River"
OS1/2/50/102 TOM AN UINNSEANN Tom an Uinseann Same as above 016 A small knoll beside Allt Fuar about a quarter of a mile south of Victoria Br [Bridge]. Sig: [Signification] "The Ash Knoll."
OS1/2/50/102 [Page] 102 Tom na Spearrachain. Hillock of the Cow - fetter. "Toman Uinnseann," Knoll (of the) Ash. presumed to be the correct orthography. There being trees planted close to feature on north side.
OS1/2/50/103 ALLT SÙIL NA CURRA Allt Suil a Curra Allt Suil a Curra Allt Suil a Curra Mr Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar 076 This name applies to the stream between the foot of Fionn Carig and Lub Suil a Curra.
OS1/2/50/103 DOIRE NAN TAGHAN Doire an Taghan "Doire nan Taghan" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 Several trees on the hillside about a quarter of a mile South East of Lub Suil a' Curra. Sig: [Signification] "The Martens' Thicket"
OS1/2/50/103 CREAG AN TAILLEIR Creag an Taillear Same as above 076 A small rough hill about a mile South East of Lub Suil a' Curra. Sig: [Signification] "The Tailor's rock"
OS1/2/50/103 ALLT DOIRE NAN TAGHAN Allt Doire an Taghan Same as above 076 A small stream flowing Northwards through Doire an Taghan into Abhainn Shira.
OS1/2/50/103 [Page] 103 "Allt Sùil na Curra." "The Heron's Eye Burn" "Creag an Tailleir". The Tailor's Craig.
OS1/2/50/104 TOM LIATH Tom Liath Tom Liath Tom Liath Mr Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar 076 A small knoll about a quarter of a mile S.W. [South West] of Lub Suil a Curra. Sig: [Signification] "Grey Hillock."
OS1/2/50/104 BEALACH AN TAILLEIR Bealach an Taillear Same as above 076 A hollow or break in a ridge of rocks about half a mile south of Tom Liath. Sig: [Signification] "The Tailor's Pass."
OS1/2/50/104 LÙB SÙIL NA CURRA Lùb Sùil a' Curra "Lùb Sùil na Curra" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 A bend in Abhainn Shira about a mile south of Claisgobhair. Sig: [Signification] The heron's eye bend"
OS1/2/50/104 LÙBSÙIL NA CURRA (Ruins) Lub Suil a Curra (In Ruins) Same as above 076 Several ruins near the above. apparently a farm House at one time.
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OS1/2/50/105 ALLT ÒRAN Allt Oran Allt Oran Allt Oran Allt Òrain Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Mr Cameron Inveroran Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] Rev [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin 1896 076 A good valley stream having its source at the top of Coire "Oran". flowing north through Coire Oran past Inveroran & enters the head of Loch Tulla. Sig [Signification] unknown.
OS1/2/50/105 COIRE ORAN Coire Oran Coire Oran Coire Oran Coire Oran Same as above Gaelic Orthography 076 A Considerable glen south of Inveroran & between the hills of Beinn Invereigh & Meall Tairbh Sig [Signification] Unknown.
OS1/2/50/105 ALLT NAN SEANGAN Allt nan Seangan Same as above 076 An ordinary rivulet having its rise on Meall Tairbh & falls into Allt Tolaghan about 1/2 mile above the Bridge. Sig [Signification] Ants Burn
OS1/2/50/105 [Page] 105 Sheet 76 -- Ph [Parish] Glenorchy & Inishail (United) -- Argyllshire "Allt Orain". Burn of Song
OS1/2/50/106 TOM AN FHIGHEADAIR Tom na Fhigheadair Tom na Fhigheadair Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] Dalmally 076 A small eminence near to "Druimliart" Sig [Signification] The Weavers Knoll"
OS1/2/50/106 DRUIMLIART Druimliart Druimliart Druimliart Druim Lia Ghart P. Robertson Forest Lodge Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] New Statistical Account R. Scott Dalmally (Shoemaker) 076 On an eminence (green) about 1/2 a mile west of "Inveroran" stands the remains of a farm house, the birth place of Duncan Ban McIntyre the well known Glen Orchy bard, who was born in the year 1724. Sig [Signification] Verdant Ridge.
OS1/2/50/106 INVERORAN INN Inveroran Inn Inveroran Inn Same as above Signboard 076 A well built inn, affording good accommodation, situate midway between Kingshouse & Tyndrum Hotels & at the west end of Loch Tulla. It commands an excellent & extensive prospect. The property of Breadalbane.
OS1/2/50/106 [Page] 106 Sheet 76 -- Ph [Parish] Glenorchy & Inishail -- Argyllshire "Tom an Fhigheadair", The Weaver's Knoll
OS1/2/50/107 COIRE BEITHE Coire Beithe Coire Beithe Coire Beithe Coire Beithe Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 A small glen or hollow on the south west side of Beinn Suidhe, about half a mile south of Coire Fearna. Sig: [Signification] "The birch hollow"
OS1/2/50/107 ALLT COIRE BEITHE Allt Coire Beithe Allt Coire Beithe Allt Coire Beithe Allt Coire Beithe Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 Applicable to the stream flowing thro the above corrie, till it joins the Kinglass river at the foot of Coire na Cam. Sig: [Signification] "The burn of the birch hollow"
OS1/2/50/107 INNSEAG NA H-IÙRAICHE Inseig na h-Iurich Inseig na h-Iurich Inseig na h-Iurich Inseig na h-Iurich Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 A small Island at the junction of the above stream with the River Kinglass. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/107 [Page] 107 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Innseag na h-Iùraiche," The Barge Island
OS1/2/50/108 AIRIDH NA CLOICHE FINNE (Ruins) Airidh Clach Fionn Airidh Clach Fionn Airidh Clach Fionn Airidh Clach Fionn Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 Several ruins near the junction of Allt Clach Fionn with the River Kinglass. Sig: [Signification] "White Stone Sheiling."
OS1/2/50/108 MEALL BUIDHE Meall Buidhe Meall Buidhe Meall Buidhe Meall Buidhe Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl A round flat topped hill on the south side of Glen Kinglass and about 2 miles west of the Glen Strae. Sig: [Signification] "Yellow lump:
OS1/2/50/108 ALLT NA CLOICHE FINNE Allt Clach Fionn Allt Clach Fionn Allt Clach Fionn Allt Clach Fionn Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 A large mountain stream which rises on the south east side of Meall Buidhe and flows in a northern direction about 2 miles and falls into the River Kinglass Sig: [Signification] Stream of (the) white stone.
OS1/2/50/108 COIRE NA BÒ BÀINE Coire na Bo Bhain Coire na Bo Bhain Coire na Bo Bhain Coire na Bo Bhain Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Robertson Allan McIntyre Duncan McColl 076 A large round hollow on the west side of Beinn Suidhe Sig: [Signification] "The White Cows' Dell"
OS1/2/50/108 [Page] 108 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Airidh Cloiche Finne". "White Stone Sheiling." "Allt Cloiche h-Finne", Burn of (the) White Stone. "Coire na Bò Bàine." Dell of the White Cows. Although Boin is given in all the dictionaries as the gen. sing [genitive singular] yet I believe Bo sounds better & more agreeable to the ear , and is the Irish mode forming the gen sing [genitive singular].
OS1/2/50/109 BEINN SUIDHE Beinn Suidhe Beinn Suidhe Beinn Suidhe Beinn Suidhe Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A prominent rocky mountain at the north west end of Fionn Larig about two miles south west of Claisgobhar. Sig: [Signification] "Seat Mountain"
OS1/2/50/109 EAS BUIDHE Eas Buidhe Same as above 076 A small stream rising near the top of Beinn Suidhe and flowing eastwards into Allt Fionn Larig Sig: [Signification] "Yellow Cataract"
OS1/2/50/109 COIRE SEILEACH Coire Seilach Same as above 076 A small glen bearing this name running from near the top of Creag an Taghan in a north easterly direction for nearly a mile & a half till it joins Glen Fuar. Sig: [Signification] "Willow Hollow"
OS1/2/50/109 [Page] 109 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Coire Seileach," Willow Hollow.
OS1/2/50/110 CREAG AN DAIMH Creag an Daimh Creag an Daimh Creag an Daimh Creag an Daimh Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 016 A prominent rock on the north side of Coire Seilach. Sig: [Signification] "Rock of the Stag"
OS1/2/50/110 GLEANN FUAR Gleann Fuar Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A large glen extending from Creag an Taghain in a north easterly direction for about four miles, to near Loch Tulla. In the centre of the glen are the remains of the old Caledonian forest & several trunks of large trees being visible. Sig: [Signification] "Cold Glen"
OS1/2/50/110 LEACANN DEISEAR Leacann Deisear Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 Applicable to a thicket of birch near to the junction of Coire Sealach with Gleann Fuar. Sig: [Signification] "Sunny Declivity"
OS1/2/50/110 [Page] 110 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire Surveyor note - "This forest was so extensive embracing a large tract of country that it is impossible to define its limits & the name cannot now be recognised." A Gwin Serj [Serjeant] RE [Royal Engineers]
OS1/2/50/111 ALLT AN TAIRBH Allt an Tairbh Allt an Tairbh Allt an Tairbh Allt an Tairbh Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A good sized mountain stream rising from Meall an Loighe and flowing into Gleann Fuar. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Bull"
OS1/2/50/111 BAD AN TAIRBH Bad an Tairbh Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr Peter Dewar Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean (Orthography) 076 A name applicable to the thickest part of wood immediately to the north east of Allt an Tairbh. Sig: [Signification] "The Bulls clump or shelter
OS1/2/50/111 ALLT TOLAGHAN Allt Tolaghan Allt Tolaghan Mr William McLaren Larig Mr Malcolm McNicol Dalmally 076 Applicable to the valley stream flowing into Glen Fuar from its source to the south west of Creag an Taghan till it falls into Loch Tulla. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/111 [Page] 111 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Allt an Tairbh," Burn (of the) Bull. "Bad an Tairbh," Tuft (of the) Bull. "Allt Tollachan," Stream (of the) Hollows. It would be better to write Tollachan being the same pronounciation as Tolaghan.
OS1/2/50/112 FIONN LEIRG Fionn Leirg Fionn Leirg Fionn Leirg Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren 076 A large flat Glen lying between Beinn Suidhe and Coire Seilach. Sig" [Signification] "Chiefs Plain"
OS1/2/50/112 ALLT FIONN LEIRG Allt Fionn Leirg Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren 076 Applicable to the valley stream flowing thro Fionn Leirg from Eas nan Caber northwards for nearly two miles. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of Chiefs Plain".
OS1/2/50/112 BEALACH EAS NAN CABAR Bealach Eas nan Caber Bealach Eas nan Cabar Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren Gaelic Orthography 076 A narrow opening between Fionn Leirg and Glen Stray. Sig: [Signification] "Pass of the fall of the staves"
OS1/2/50/112 SLIGANACH (Ruins) Sliganach (Ruins) Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren 076 A number of old shealings bearing this name situate at the north end of Bealach Eas nan Caber.
OS1/2/50/112 [Page] 112 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/113 ALLT NA BÒ BÀINE Allt na Bo Bhàin Allt na Bo Bhàin Allt na Bo Bhàin Allt na Bo Bhàin Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally Peter Robertson, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Claishgobhar Duncan McColl, Barrs 076 A small mountain stream rising in a small pool on the west side of Beinn Suidhe and flowing through Coire na Bo Bhàin and falling into Allt Clach Fionn Sig: [Signification] "White Cow Stream."
OS1/2/50/113 [Page] 113 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Allt na Bò Bàine," Burn of the White Cow.
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OS1/2/50/115 CREAG SLIGEANACH Creag na Sliganach Creag na Sliganach Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre 076 A prominent rock a short distance to the north of the ruins of that name. Sig: [Signification] "Creag (Rock) Sliganach Unknown
OS1/2/50/115 BEINN CHÀRN Beinn Chàrn Beinn Chàrn Beinn Chàrn Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren 076 A very prominent Hill 1/2 a mile East of Sliganach. Sig: [Signification] "Mountain of Cairns"
OS1/2/50/115 CREAG NAN TAGHAN Creag an Taghan Creag an Taghan Creag an Taghan Mr Peter Robertson Mr Allan McIntyre Mr William McLaren 076 A rocky face about 1/2 a mile to the north east of Beinn Chàrn Sig: [Signification] "Rock of the Marten"
OS1/2/50/115 [Page] 115 Sheet 76 -- Argyllshire "Creag Sligeanach," Creag abounding with shells or stones resembling shells. "Beinn Chàrn," Mountain of Cairns "Creag nan Taghan," Rock of the Martens
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OS1/2/50/117 MEALL TAIRBH Meall Tairbh Meall Tairbh Meall Tairbh Meall Tairbh Mr P. Robertson T. McDonald Bridge of Orchy William McLaren Larigs Gaelic Orthography 076 A prominent mountain situated between Glen Fuar & Coire Oran. Sig. [Signification] Bull's Mountain
OS1/2/50/117 MEALL AN LAOIGH Meall an Laoigh Same as above 076 This name is applied to the hill west of Meall Lairbh & on the north side of Coire Odhar. Sig [Signification] The calf's hill.
OS1/2/50/117 DROCHAID TOLAGHAN Drochaid Tolaghan Same as above 076 A substantial built bridge over Allt Tolaghan immediately west of Inveroran. Sig. [Signification] Unknown.
OS1/2/50/117 [Page] 117 Sheet 76 -- Ph [Parish] Glenorchy & Inishail (United) -- Argyllshire "Meall nan Laogh," The Calves' Hill "Meallan Laogh." The Calves' Hill "Drochaid Thulachan,: Bridge (of the) Hillocks. Drochaid Thollachan,: Bridge (of the) Hollows.
OS1/2/50/118 LOCHAN ORAN Lochain Orain Lochain Orain Lochain Orain Lochan Òrain P. Robertson Forest Lodge Mr Cameron Inveroran Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] Rev [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin 1896 090 A diminutive loch near the watershed at the head of Coire Oran. Sig [Signification] Oran's loch.
OS1/2/50/118 FUARAN NA CARRAIGH Fuaran a' Charaidh Same as above 076 Applicable to a conspicuous green place near the top of Coire Oran The spring of the rock. (Sig) [Signification]
OS1/2/50/118 BEINN INVERVEIGH Beinn Inverveigh Beinn Inbherbheithe Same as above Rev [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin, 1896 076 A ridged mountain of considerable extent, ranging from the top of Coire Oran to Doire Darach. It is situated on the west side of the Orchy & near the head of Glenorchy. Named after a farm house which existed at the foot of it, now in ruins Sig. [Signification] Unknown.
OS1/2/50/118 [Page] 118 Sheet 76 -- Ph [Parish] Glenorchy & Inishail (United) -- Argyllshire "Fuaran na Carraigh," The Spring of the Rock.
OS1/2/50/119 ALLT RIABHACH Allt Riabhach Allt Riabhach Allt Riabhach Allt Riabhach Duncan McColl, Barrs Neil McLaren, Larigs Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally 090 A good sized mountain stream rising in a small pool on the south end of Beinn Suidhe and flowing in a southern direction about a mile when it falls into River Strae about 1/2 a mile east of Meall nan Uan Sig. [Signification] "The Brindled Stream"
OS1/2/50/119 EAS NAN CABAR Eas nan Cabar Eas nan Cabar Eas nan Cabar Eas nan Cabar Duncan McColl Neil McLaren Peter Robertson Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean 090 A small rough stream also rising on the south end of Beinn Suidhe and falling into River Strae near the confluence of Allt Riabach Sig: [Signification] "Cataract of the Rafters"
OS1/2/50/119 AIRIDH CHALLTIUINN (Ruins) Airidh Challtuinn Airidh Challtuinn Airidh Challtuinn Airidh Challtuinn Duncan McColl Neil McLaren Peter Robertson Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean 090 Two small ruins beside the River Strae a few chains south of the confluence of Allt Riabach Sig: [Signification] "Hazel Sheiling"
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OS1/2/50/120 MEALL NAN UAN Meall nan Uan Meall nan Uan Meall nan Uan Meall nan Uan Duncan McColl, Barrs Neil McLaren, Larigs Peter Robertson Forest Lodge Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally 090 A small round knoll on the watershed between Glen Strae and Glen Kinglass about half a mile north of Beinn Larach. Sig: [Signification] "Hill of the lambs."
OS1/2/50/120 CREAG NAN UAN Creag nan Uan Creag nan Uan Creag nan Uan Creag nan Uan Duncan McColl Neil McLaren Peter Robertson Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean 090 A large bold precipice on the east side of the above hillock facing towards Glen Strae. Sig: [Signification] Rock of the lambs
OS1/2/50/120 EAS NAN UAN Eas nan Uan Eas nan Uan Eas nan Uan Eas nan Uan Duncan McColl Neil McLaren Peter Robertson Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean 090 This small stream rises at the foot of Creag nan Uan and flowing eastward about half a mile falls into Allt Riabach Sig: [Signification] "Cataract of the lambs"
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OS1/2/50/121 EAS AIRIDH CHALLTUINN Eas Airidh Challtuinn Eas Airidh Challtuinn Eas Airidh Challtuinn Eas Airidh Challtuinn Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally Duncan McColl, Barrs Peter Robertson, Forest Lodge Neil McLaren, Larigs A small rough stream rising near the top of Beinn Mhic Monaidh flowing westwards and falling into the River Strae at the Airidh Challtuinn. Sig: [Signification] "Stream of the Hazel Sheiling"
OS1/2/50/121 GARBH CHOlRElN Garbh Choirein Garbh Chorein Garbh Choirein Garbh Choirein Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Duncan McColl Peter Robertson Neil McLaren 090 A small rough glen on the north end of Beinn Mhic Monaidh and near the head of Glen Strae. Sig: [Signification] "Rough Dell."
OS1/2/50/121 ALLT GARBH CHOIREIN Allt Garbh Choirein Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Duncan McColl Peter Robertson Neil McLaren 090 A small rough stream flowing through the above Coire and falling into the River Strae. Sig: [Signification] "Stream of the Rough Dell"
OS1/2/50/121 [Page] 121 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/122 BEINN LARACHAN Beinn Larachan Beinn Larachan Beinn Larachan Beinn Larachan Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Allan McIntyre Peter Sinclair Glen Strae Robert Scott Shoemaker Dalmally 090 A large rocky hill on the west side of Glen Strae, and about a mile west from Beinn Mhic Monaidh. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/122 AIRIDH NAN SILEAG (Ruins) Airidh nan Seilag (in Ruins) Airidh nan Seilag (in Ruins) Airidh nan Seilag (in Ruins) Airidh nan Sileag (in Ruins) Airidh nan Sileag Revd [ Reverend] Mr McLean Allan McIntyre Peter Sinclair Robert Scott Gaelic Orthography 090 Several ruins in Glen Strae about 1/2 a mile south of Eas nan Caber. Sig: [Signification] "Shealing of the Spittles"
OS1/2/50/122 ALLT AIRIDH NAN SILEAG Allt Airidh nan Seilag Allt Airidh nan Seilag Allt Airidh nan Seilag Allt Airidh nan Seilag "Allt Airidh nan Sileag" Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Allan McIntyre Peter Sinclair Robert Scott Gaelic Orthography 090 A small stream on the east side of Beinn Larachan, flowing past the ruins above mentioned. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Shealing of Spittle"
OS1/2/50/122 TOM AN T-SEARRAICH Tom an t-Searraich Tom an t-Searraich Tom an t-Searraich Tom an t-Searraich Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Allan McIntyre Peter Sinclair Robert Scott 090 A small knoll on the east side of River Strae a short distance south of Airidh nan Seilag. Sig: [Signification] "Knoll of the foal"
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OS1/2/50/123 ALLT AN LAOIGH Allt an Laoigh Allt an Laoigh Allt an Laoigh Mr McLaren Larigs Mr McDonald Bridge of Orchy Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] 090 A small stream issuing out of a diminutive loch on the water shed between "Meall Lairbh" & " Meall an Laoigh", running South till it joins "Allt Coire Bhicar". Sig. {Signification] "The calfs burn"
OS1/2/50/123 ALLT AN TAIRBH Allt an Lairbh Same as above 090 A rapid running stream rising on "Meall Lairbh" & flowing between the said mountain & the west end of "Inverveigh" & enters "Allt Coire Bhicar" near the mouth of "Coire Bhicar" Sig. [Signification] "The bull's burn"
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OS1/2/50/124 COIRE BHICAR Coire Bhicar Coire Bhicar Coire Bhicar Coire Vicar Mr P. Robertson Forest Lodge Rd. [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Dalmally Rd. [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] New Statistical Account 090 A considerable glen opening up on the north side of "Glen Orchy" at the west end of "Inverveigh" hill stretching in a north westerly direction towards the top of Beinn a' Chuirn which is at the head of it. Near the mouth & edges of several streams in this corrie are remains of the once mighty forest that existed in this locality in earlier times. Sig. [Signification] Vicar's Corrie "Some scanty remains of these once mighty forests are still to be seen in different localities in the parish of of Corrie Vicar". New Statistical Acc [Account]
OS1/2/50/124 [Page] 124 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Coire Biachar" or "Coire Bhiachan", Fruitful Corrie, i.e. from the numerous forest trees, shrubs, etc at the time growing here. The local communities being in favour of retaining the aspirate. "Bh".
OS1/2/50/125 ALLT COIRE BHICAR Allt Coire Bhicar Allt Coire Bhicar Allt Coire Bhicar Allt Coire Bhiachair Mr P. Robertson Forest Lodge Rd. [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Dalmally Rd. [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] Gaelic Orthography 090 A good valley stream gathering at the head of Coire Bhicar receiving several mountain rills on its course down the centre of the corrie & enters the "River Orchy" about 1/2 a mile north of Larigs. Sig [Signification] Corrie Vicar's burn
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OS1/2/50/126 RIVER ORCHY River Orchy River Orchy River Orchy River Orchy River Urchay River Urchay River Urchay River Orchy Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean Dalmally P. Robertson Foresters Lodge Mr Cameron Inveroran Black's Tourists' Guide New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Johnstone's County Map Fullarton's Gazetteer 076; 077; 090; 101; 102 A beautiful & considerable river which issues from Loch Tulla (Sheet 77) traverses a distance of about 16 miles in a southerly direction till it empties itself into the north-eastern head of Loch Awe near Kilchurn Castle (Sheet 101).
OS1/2/50/126 GLEN ORCHY Glen Orchy Glen Orchy Glen Orchy Glen Orchy Glen Orchy Glen Orchy Same as above Origines Parochiales County Directory Murray's Time Tables Oban Times Newspaper Mr. R. Hardie Road Surveyor 076; 077; 090; 102 A large and wide glen about 10 miles in length which lies north of Glen Lochy with an inclination to the north, opens up a communication with Inverness shire by the Black Mount & the much admired & celebrated Glen Coe. The name extends from the Bridge of Orchy (Sheet 77) to Inverlochy (102.5)
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OS1/2/50/127 AIRIDH CAS-TULAICH (Ruins) Airidh chas - tulaich (Ruins) Airidh chas - tulaich (Ruins) Airidh chas - tulaich (Ruins) Mr William McLaren Larig Mr Neil McLaren Larig Mr James McDonald Inver[ ] 090 Several ruins which were at one time the farm steading of the farm of that name, situate about two miles north East from Larig. Sig: [Signification] "Ruin of the steep hillock"
OS1/2/50/127 EA SAN DUBH Easan Dubh Easan Dubh Same as above Mr Hugh Leitch Catnish 090 A waterfall in the River Orchy immediately to the west of Airidh chas-tulaich. Sig: [Signification] "Black Waterfall"
OS1/2/50/127 TOM BARR AN STALCAIDH Tom Bhar a' Stale Tom Bhar a' Stale Mr William McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch 090 A prominent eminence between Airidh chas - tulaich and the River Orchy. Sig" [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/127 [Page] 127 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire Airidh chas - tulaich Cancelled this name being retained to a modern steading a mile south see trace 8 A Gwin Serj [Serjeant] RE [Royal Engineers] 5.10.69 "Airidh-eas-tulaich" or "Airidh-eastulaich" or Airidh Eas-tulaich or "Airidh Eastulaich" Sheiling of (the) steep hillock. "Tom Barr an Stalcaidh," Hill of the Stiffened Top. Tom Barr an Stalcaidh - See Remark The genitive an of the article is prefixed to the genitive sing [singular] of nouns mas. [masculine] beginning with st. as fuainn an stuic not fuainn a' stuic
OS1/2/50/128 TOM A' CHRÒ Tom a' Chrò Tom a' Chrò Tom a' Chrò Mr William McLaren Mr Neil McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch 090 A small knoll a short distance to the north of Airidh - chas - tulaich (Ruins). Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/128 INBHIR-BHICAR (Ruins) Inbhir-bhigar Ruins Same as above 090 Several ruins which were at one time a farm steading a short distance to the north west of Easan Dubh. Sig: [Signification] "Inbhir (mouth) bhigar (Unknown)
OS1/2/50/128 LEACANN INBHIR-BHICAR Leacann Inbhir Bhigar Same as above 090 A large slope on the south east side of Beinn Inverveach, and immediately above Inbhir-bhigar. Sig: [Signification] "Leacann (Declivity) Inbhir (Mouth) bhigar (Unknown}
OS1/2/50/128 LINNE DHUBH Linne Dubh Linne Dubh "Linne Dhubh" Same as above Mr James McDonald Gaelic Orthography 090 A deep pool on the River Orchy upwards of half a mile north east from Inbhir-bhigar. Sig: [Signification] "Black Pool"
OS1/2/50/128 [Page] 128 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Tom Chnò (Chnò pronounced Chrò) Nuts Hillock "Tom a' Chrò" The Circle Hillock "Inbhir-bhigeir". Confluence of (the) fishes." "Leacann Inbhir Bhigeir" or "Leacann Inbhir-bhigeir" Slope of (the) Confluence of (the) Fishes.
OS1/2/50/129 BEINN MHIC MHONAIDH Beinn Mhic Monaidh Beinn Mhic Monaidh Beinn Mhic Monaidh Ben Macmonaidh Mr William McLaren, Mr Hugh Leitch, Catnish Mr Neil McLaren, Larig New Statistical Account 090 A large rough mountain, one of the chain between Glen Strae and Glenorchy; situate about 2 miles west of Larig. Sig: [Signification]"Mountain of the son of the mountain"
OS1/2/50/129 COIRE CHAILLEACH Coire Cailleach "Coire Cailiich" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 090 A round rough hollow on the South side of Beinn Mhic Monaidh. Sig: [Signification] "The old wifes' dell"
OS1/2/50/129 BEALACH GARBH CHOIREIN Bealach Garbh Choirein Same as above 090 A hollow or pass immediately north of the rise of Easan Caol about a mile east of the top of Beinn Mhic Monaidh Sig: [Signification] "Son of the rough little Coire"
OS1/2/50/129 EASAN CAOL Easan Caol Same as above 090 A rough stream flowing southwards from Bealach Garbh Choirein and falling into Allt Cailleach. Sig: [Signification] "Narrow little Rough stream."
OS1/2/50/129 [Page] 129 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Beinn Mhic-Mhonaidh" "Coire Chailleach". Old wives' or womens' Corrie. Approved. See "Allt Chailleach" p [page] 137
OS1/2/50/130 COIRE ALUINN Coire Aluinn Coire Aluinn Coire Aluinn Mr McLaren, Larig Mr Leitch Catnish Neil McLaren 090 A large flat hollow situate about a mile east of Beinn Mhic Monaidh. Sig: [Signification] "Beautiful Well"
OS1/2/50/130 SRÒN DÀ CHOILLE Sròn Dà Choille Same as above 090 A mountain ridge running North eastwards from Creag na h-Iolaire to the wire paling which is the boundary of the deer forest. Sig: [Signification] "Two wood promontory"
OS1/2/50/130 CREAG NA H-IOLAIRE Creag na h-Iolaire Same as above 090 A small but prominent rock or precipice about 1/2 a mile North of Larig. Sig: [Signification] The Eagle's Rock
OS1/2/50/130 ALLT A' BHÙIRN Allt a' Bùirn Same as above 090 "The fresh water stream" is so called from it's being used by the people of Larig for household purposes. It flows S.E. [South East] and falls into River Orchy.
OS1/2/50/130 [Page] 130 "Allt Bùirn." Fresh water stream. "Allt a Bhùirn." The fresh water stream.
OS1/2/50/131 AN CALLTUINN An Calltuinn An Calltuinn An Calltuinn Mr McLaren, Larigs Mr Leitch, Catnish Neil McLaren, Larig 090 A prominent hillock about 10 chains west of Larig. Sig: [Signification] "The Hazel"
OS1/2/50/131 LARIG Larig Same as above 090 A shepherds residence which was at one time a farm house, about 1/2 a mile south west of Airidh-chas-Tulaich farm house. Sig; [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/131 TOM BIORACH Tom Bioraiche Same as above 090 A small round hillock near Larig Sig: [Signification] "Sharp Hillock"
OS1/2/50/131 ALLT NA TIGH-TÀINE Allt na Tigh Taine Same as above 090 A small mountain stream about a mile west of Larig, flows southwards and falls into Allt Borghleachan near Inbhir nan Allt Sig: [Signification] "The Cattle House stream"
OS1/2/50/131 [Page] 131 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Lairig." A sloping hill. "Tom Biorach." Sharp pointed Hillock. Allt Tigh-tàine...See "Tigh-tàine".
OS1/2/50/132 AIRIDH CAS-TULAICH Airidh-chas-Tulaich Airidh-chas-Tulaich Airidh Chastulaich Airidh-chas-Tulaich "Airidh-Cas-Tulaich" Mr William McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch Mr James McDonald Gaelic Orthography Rev. [Reverend] J. McCallum, Killin, 1896 090 A farm steading and offices on the east side of River Orchy, about 1/2 a mile from Larig. Sig: [Signification] "Ruin of the Steep Hillock".
OS1/2/50/132 CNOC AN TIGHE Cnoc an Tighe Same as above 090 A small knoll a little to the east of the above house. Sig: [Signification] "Knoll of the house"
OS1/2/50/132 ALLT DAIMH Allt Daimh Same as above A good sized stream rising in Coire Daimh and flowing in a north west direction till it falls into the River Orchy upwards of a mile north of Airidh-chas-Tulaich. Sig: [Signification] " [ ] Burn"
OS1/2/50/132 [Page] 132 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/133 LEIRG NAN GIUBHAS Leirg na Giubhais Leirg na Giubhais Leirg na Giubhais Leirg na Giubhais Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar Robert Scott 090 A large glen extending from Inbhirnanguibhais in an easterly direction for about two miles. Sig: [Signification] "Plain of the Firs".
OS1/2/50/133 ALLT NAN GIUBHAS Allt na Giubhais Allt na Giubhais Allt na Giubhais Allt na Giubhais Allt a' Ghiubhais Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar Robert Scott Rev [Reverend] Dr [Doctor] Stewart, Nether Lochaber 1896 090 Applicable to the valley stream flowing thro the above Glen. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Firs"
OS1/2/50/133 AN SGRÌODAN An Scridan An Scridan An Scridan Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar 090 A broken rocky face on the south east side of Beinn Mhic Monaidh, a mile and a half north east of Inbhirnagiubhais. Sig: [Signification] "The Scar".
OS1/2/50/133 DOIRE NEAD EÒIN Doire Nead Eòin Doire Nead Eòin Doire Nead Eòin Doire Nead Eòin Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar Robert Scott 090 A small clump of wood on the west side of Beinn Mhic Monaidh about 1/2 a mile west from An Scridan. Sig: [Signification] "The Thicket of the birds' nests."
OS1/2/50/133 [Page] 133 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire Leirg nan Giubhas Plain of the Fir trees "An Sgrìodan," The Stony Ravine on a Mountain Side. - a Scar. Leirg nan Giubhas - Described in a former name sheet but not on position.
OS1/2/50/134 ALLT NAM FUARAN Allt nam Fuaran Allt nam Fuaran Allt nam Fuaran Allt nam Fuaran "Allt nam Fuaran" Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar Robert Scott Gaelic Orthography 090 A small stream issuing on the west side of Beinn Mhic Monaidh and flowing into the River Strae near Tom an t- Searrich. Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the Wells"
OS1/2/50/134 CREAG A' BHUIC Creag a' Bhuic Creag a' Bhuic Creag a' Bhuic Creag a' Bhuic Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Robert Scott Neil McLaren Larigs 090 Applicable to a bold rock on the west side of Beinn Mhic Monaidh a little to the north of the above stream. Sig: [Signification] "Creag of the Buck"
OS1/2/50/134 INBHIR-NAN-GIUBHAS Inbhirnagiubhsaich Inbhirnagiubhsaich Inbhirnagiubhsaich Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair (Occupier) Robert Scott Duncan Dewar Ground Officer Dalmally 090 A small thatched building occupied by a shepherd situate in Glean Strae a little south of the junction of Allt na Giubhais with River Strae. Sig: [Signification] "The Forest Confluence"
OS1/2/50/134 [Page] 134 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/135 GLEANN STRAE Gleann Strae Gleann Strae Gleann Strae Glen Strae Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Robert Scott Statistical Account 090 A large valley extending from the north end of Stronmillichan (Sheet 101) eastwards for about 8 miles. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/135 RIVER STRAE River Strae River Strae River Strae Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Robert Scott 090 Applicable to the river flowing thro the above Glen till it joins the river Orchy, near Kilchurn Castle.
OS1/2/50/135 ALLT BEITHE Allt Beithe Allt Beithe Allt Beithe Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Neil McLaren 090 A small stream flowing into Allt na Giubhais, at the east end of Leirg na Giubhais. Sig: [Signification] "The birch burn"
OS1/2/50/135 LOCHAN UAINE Lochan Uaine Lochan Uaine Lochan Uaine Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Duncan Dewar 076 A small loch near the summit of Beinn Donachain. Sig: [Signification] "Little green loch"
OS1/2/50/135 ALLT LOCHAIN UAINE Allt Lochan Uaine Allt Lochan Uaine Allt Lochain Uaine Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Gaelic Orthography 090 Applicable to a stream issuing from the above in a north west direction for upwards of a mile & flowing into the River Strae Sheet 89 [number] 16 Sig: [Signification] "Burn of the little green loch"
OS1/2/50/135 [Page] 135 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/136 NA CAILLEACHAN Na Caileachan Na Caileachan Na Caileachan Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Colin Livingstone 090 Applied to two prominent ridges situate a little to the north west of Lochan Uaine. Sig: [Signification] "The Old Women"
OS1/2/50/136 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Neil McLaren 090 A conspicuous dark cliff on the south east side of Leirg na Giubhais, near the summit of Beinn Donachain. Sig: [Signification] "The Black Rock"
OS1/2/50/136 BEINN DONACHAIN Beinn Donachain Beinn Donachain Beinn Donachain Beinn Donachain Rev [Reverend] Mr McLean Peter Sinclair Colin Livingstone Duncan Dewar 090 A large flat topped hill between Glen Orchy and Gleann Strae, situate about 3 miles north east from Dalmally Inn. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/136 [Page] 136 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Na Cailleachan", The Old Women.
OS1/2/50/137 ALLT CHAILLEACH Allt Chailleach Allt Chailleach Allt Chailleach Mr William McLaren Mr Neil McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch 090 A mountain stream having its source in Coire Chailleach and flowing in a south and easterly direction till joined by Easan Caol thence called Allt Broigh leachan Sig: [Signification] "Old Women's Burn"
OS1/2/50/137 AIRIDH CHAILLEACH (Ruins) Airidh Chailleach (Ruins) Same as above 090 Several old shealings on the west side of the above stream and about 1/2 a mile south from its source. Sig: [Signification] Old Women's Shealings"
OS1/2/50/137 [Page] 137 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire See Coire Chailleach p [page] 129 The two names ought to be alike
OS1/2/50/138 LÙB NAN COILEACH Luib nan Coileach Luib nan Coileach Luib nan Coileach "Lùb nan Coileach" Mr William McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch Mr Neil McLaren Gaelic Orthography 076 A prominent bend in the stream of Allt Broighleachan a short distance east from its junction with Easan Caol. Sig: [Signification] "The crook of the lochs"
OS1/2/50/138 CRUACH EACHD Cruach Eachd Same as above 090 A conspicuous ridge about half a mile south of the above. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/138 TIGH-TÀINE (Ruins) Tigh Taine (In Ruins) Same as above 090 Two or three ruins, near Inbhir nan Allt. Sig: [Signification] "Cattle house"
OS1/2/50/138 INBHIR NAN ALLT Inbhir nan Allt Same as above 090 The junction of Allt Chailleach and Allt Coire Ghoridh. Sig: [Signification] "Confluence of the Streams"
OS1/2/50/138 [Page] 138 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Cruach". A stack, a heap, etc, and "Eachd," a feat, exploit, achievement. Tigh - tàine
OS1/2/50/139 CLACH MHÒR Clach Mhòr Clach Mhòr Clach Mhòr Mr. McLaren Mr. Leitch Neil McLaren 090 A large stone near Allt Broighleachan. Sig: [Signification] "Big Stone"
OS1/2/50/139 ALLT BROIGHLEACHAN Allt Broighleachan Same as above 090 A large stream flowing from Inbhir nan Allt and falling into River Orchy about a mile South of Larig. Sig: [Signification] "Unknown"
OS1/2/50/139 TULACH Tulach Same as above 090 A small knoll a short distance south of Allt Broighleachan. Sig: [Signification] "Hillock"
OS1/2/50/139 LARIG (In Ruins) Larig (In Ruins) Same as above 090 A ruin about quarter of a mile south of Larig.
OS1/2/50/139 IMIR CRÒM Imir a' Cruime "Imir Cròm" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 090 A small flat hillock or ridge near the above ruin Sig: [Signification] "The Crooked Ridge"
OS1/2/50/139 [Page] 139 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Lairig" - A sloping hill. [Tulach] - Unimportant. N.H. Ruin. A. G. "Lairig" - A sloping hill. "Imir Crom." The Crooked ridhe. G [Gaelic] Orthography. "Imir Crom.: The Crooked ridge. G. [Gaelic] Orthography
OS1/2/50/140 DAIL NAM BÒRD Dail nam Bòrd Dail nam Bòrd Dail nam Bòrd Mr William McLaren Mr Hugh Leitch Mr Neil Mclaren 090 A flat piece of ground a short distance south of Invir a' Cruime Sig: [Signification] "Field of the Boards"
OS1/2/50/140 CRÒM DHOIRE Crom a' Doire Same as above 090 A clump of trees about a mile south of Larig Sig: [Signification] "The Crooked Thicket"
OS1/2/50/140 ALLT A' CHAORUINN Allt a' Chaoruinn Same as above 090 A small stream flowing westwards into River Orchy. Sig: [Signification] "Mountain Ash stream"
OS1/2/50/140 EAS A' CHATHAIDH Eas a' Chathaid Same as above 090 A waterfall on the River Orchy about 1/2 a mile south of Larig. Sig: [Signification] "The Drifting Cataract"
OS1/2/50/140 [Page] 140 "Cròm Dhoire." The Crooked Thicket. "Allt a' Chaoruinn," (S) [Singular] Allt nan Caorunn & Allt Chaorunn - Pl [Plural] "Eas a' Chathaidh," Cataract of the Snow-drift.
OS1/2/50/141 COIRE DAIMH Coire Damh Coire Damh Coire Damh "Coire Daimh" Mr Neil Mclaren Larigs Mr. R. Scott Dalmally Rev [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Gaelic Orthography 090 A fine round hollow near the watershed of "Beinn Udlaidh" Its top is bounded by a considerable range of rocks. Sig [Signification] "Stag's Corrie"
OS1/2/50/141 ALLT CNOCAN TIGHE Allt Cnoc an Tigh Same as above 090 A good mountain Stream, rather rough, flowing down the north slope of Beinn Udlaidh & joins the "River Orchy" a short distance below "Airidh-hastullich". Sig. [Signification] "Burn of the hill house"
OS1/2/50/141 COIRE SEILEACH Coire Seileach Same as above 090 An unimportant Shallow Corrie immediately north of "Meall Garbh." Sig. [Signification] "Willow Corrie"
OS1/2/50/141 [Page] 141 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Allt Cnocan Tighe, or "Allt Cnoc an Tighe." Burn of the Hill of the House.
OS1/2/50/142 AN GRIANAN Grianan Grianan Grianan Mr Neil Mclaren Mr Hugh Leitch Catnish Rev [Reverend] Mr McFarlane (Orth) [Orthography] 090 Applies to a piece of ground below Coire Seileach, on which is a broken ridge of rock Sig. [Signification] "Sunny Spot"
OS1/2/50/142 ALLT BARR MHÌN Allt Bharra Mhine Same as above 090 A good stream rising near the top of Meall Garbh & enters the "River Orchy" a short distance above "Eas Urchaidh." Sig [Signification] "Stream of the Smooth top"
OS1/2/50/142 [Page] 142 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "An Grianan." The Sunny Spot. "Allt Barr Mhìn." Smooth Height (or Top) Burn. "Allt a' Bharr Mhìn." The Smooth Height Burn.
OS1/2/50/143 MEALL GARBH Meall Garbh Meall Garbh Meall Garbh Mr N. McLaren Larigs Mr Hugh Leitch Catnish Rev [Reverend] Mr McFarlane 090 A Conspicuous promontory at the west end of "Beinn Udlaidh" Sig. [Signification] "Rough lump"
OS1/2/50/143 BEINN UDLAIDH Beinn Udlaidh Beinn Udlaidh Beinn Udlaidh R. Scott Dalmally Rd [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean 090; 091 An extensive mountain lying between the Glens of Orchy & Lochy & about midway between "Beinn a Sron" & "Beinn a Breaclechd" - On the watershed of it are two very prominent Cairns but of no importance. Sig. [Signification] "Dark or gloomy mountain"
OS1/2/50/143 [Page] 143 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/144 CRUACH NA NIGHINN Cruach na Nighean Cruach na Nighean Cruach na Nighean Cruach na Nighean "Cruach na Nighinn" R. Scott Neil McLaren Hugh Leitch Rd [Reverend] Mr McFarlane (Ortho) [Orthography] Gaelic Orthography 090 Applicable to a prominent eminence, near the head of "Coire Ghoridh". Sig. [Signification]"The Maid's Stack"
OS1/2/50/144 LOCHAN COIRE GHORIDH Lochan Coire Ghoridh Lochan Coire Ghoridh Same as above Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean (Ortho) [Orthography] 090 A small loch situate about the top of "Coire Ghoridh," out of which issues "Allt Guibhas" Sig [Signification] "The loch of Godfrey's Corrie"
OS1/2/50/144 ALLT COIRE GHORIDH Allt Coire Ghoridh Same as above 090 An ordinary sized valley stream rising at the extreme top of Coire Ghoridh - running through the Same & empties itself into - "Allt "Broighleachan. Sig [Signification] "The burn of Godfrey's Coire"
OS1/2/50/144 [Page] 144 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/145 CREAGAN GLAS Creagan Glas Creagan Glas Creagan Glas Hugh Leitch Catnish Hugh Marquis Bochyle R. Scott Dalmally 090 A name given to a detached rock or precipice immediately south of "Cruach na Nighean". Sig [Signification] "Grey (Little) Rock"
OS1/2/50/145 EAS NA BRATHAN Eas na Brathan Eas na Brathan Eas na Brathan John McIntyre R. Scott Hugh Marquis 090 A good mountain rivulet having its source on the South side of "Meall Garbh" flows by "Airidh Mheadhon" & runs into the "River Lochy" Sig [Signification] "The quern burn"
OS1/2/50/145 AIRIDH MHEADHONACH Airidh Mheadhon Same as above 090 A low thatched cottage inhabited by a Shepherd. It is situated near mid way between "Tyndrum" & "Inverlochy" in "Glen Lochy" Sig. [Signification] "Middle Sheiling"
OS1/2/50/145 [Page] 145 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Airidh Mheadhonach." Middle Sheiling. "Airidh a' Mheadhoin." "Sheiling of the Middle", or "Centre".
OS1/2/50/146 COIRE GHORIDH Coire Ghoridh Coire Ghoridh Coire Ghoridh Coire Ghoridh Coirehoirie Hugh Leitch Catnish R. Scott Dallmally Rd [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Manse] (Ortho) [Orthography] New Statistical Account 090 A corrie of no great extent, situate on the west side of "Glen Orchy" & winding of from the Confluence of "Allt Coire Ghoridh" & "Allt Broighleachan" towards the north end of "Beinn Donachan". About the mouth of it is a remnant of the once great "Forests" that existed in the district at an early period. "Some scanty remains of these once mighty Forests are still to be seen in different localities in the Parish. viz Corehorrie" New Statistical Account This name is Considerably questioned as to its origin. The popular belief being that it was named after some man of note viz_ "Godfrey". It is pronounced "Coire Horrie"
OS1/2/50/146 [Page] 146 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/147 ALLT A' CHAORUINN Allt a' Chaoruinn Allt a' Chaoruinn Allt a' Chaoruinn Mr. Leitch Catnish Mr. Marquis Bochyle Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Manse] 090 A small stream having its source on Mam & enters the Orchy immediately North of Bochyle. Sig. [Signification] "The rowan tree burn"
OS1/2/50/147 BOCHYLE Bochyle Bochyle Bochyle Bo Chaol Bo Chaol Mr. Leitch Catnish Mr. Marquis Bochyle Mr. MacKie Succouth Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean R. Scott Dalmally 090 An ordinary thatched Shepherds house on the South Side of "Glen Orchy" & at the bottom of the South extremity of Mam. Sig. [Signification] of Bochyle - Unknown Bo Chaol "Lean Cow"
OS1/2/50/147 [Page] 147 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Allt a' Chaoruinn". The Rowan Tree B. [Burn] "Allt Chaorunn." B. [Burn] of Rowan trees. or Rowantrees Burn
OS1/2/50/148 GROMADH MÒR Gromaidh Mor Gromaidh Mor Gromaidh Mor Gromadh Mòr Mr. Leitch Catnish Mr. Marquis Bochyle Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] Gaelic Orthography 090 Applicable to the extremity of the Curve of the hill above Catnish. Sig [Signification] "Large bend"
OS1/2/50/148 CAT-INNIS Cat Innis Cat Innis Caitnish "Cat - innis" Same as above Rd. [Reverend] Mr McFarlane New Statistical Account Gaelic Orthography 090 A small thatched cottage occupied by a Shepherd. Situate on the north side of the Orchy & about 5/8 of a mile below the well known falls Sig. [Signification] Isle of Cats
OS1/2/50/148 ALLT CLADAICH BHÀIN Allt Cladich Bhàin "Allt Cladaich Bhàin" Same as above Gaelic Orthography 090 A rivulet of ordinary appearance rising on "Mam" & falling into the river orchy about midway betwixt "Bochyle" & "Eas Inchaidh" Sig. [Signification] "White shore burn".
OS1/2/50/148 [Page] 148 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/149 EAS URCHAIDH Eas Urchaidh Eas Urchaidh Eas Urchaidh R. Scott Dalmally Rd. [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Rd [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] 090 The well known fall of the River Orchy, which takes place about 3 miles up the Glen from Inverlochy. The height of the fall is inconsiderable. A foot Bridge is thrown across near the bottom of it. Sig. [Signification] "Cataract of the fresh snow drift." "The Urchay presents no falls of any great magnitude. Those of Catnish are chiefly interesting" New Statistical Account
OS1/2/50/149 ALLT NA FIADH-DHÀN Allt na Fiochdhan Allt na Fiochdhan Allt na Fiochdhan "Allt na Fiadh-dhàn" R. Scott Dalmally Mr. Marquis Bochyle Rd. [Reverend] Mr McFarlane Gaelic Orthography 090 A well known stream rising on the watershed of "Mam," descending down the slope of Mam with great fury & enters the orchy immediately below the fall. Sig. [Signification] "The fierce tumbling burn."
OS1/2/50/149 [Page] 149 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire
OS1/2/50/150 TOM NA GUALAINN Tom na Gualin Tom na Gualin Tom nan Clionne Mr. Leitch Catnish Mr. Marquis Bochyle Rd. [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] 090 A beautiful little green knoll beside the sheep fold about 1/2 a mile north of Bochyle. A peculiar shaped stone (of no importance) is standing on its Summit. Sig. [Signification] of "Tom na Gualin, " (as pronounced) - "The fools knoll" Tom nan Clionne - "The childrens knoll"
OS1/2/50/150 [Page] 150 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire "Tom na Gualainn." Knoll of the Shoulder. or Projection of a Mountain.
OS1/2/50/151 AM MÀM Màm Màm Màm Am Màm John McIntyre Clifton Mr. Leitch Catnish Mr. Marquis Bochyle Rd. [Reverend] Mr McLean F.C.M. [Free Church Minister] 090 A well known opening & extensive on the watershed of the range between "Glen Lochy" & "Glen Orchy" also between the mountains of "Beinn Ulaidh" & "Beinn a Sron" Sig [Signification] "A Gap"
OS1/2/50/151 [Page] 151 Sheet 90 -- Argyllshire [Signed] Bruce H. Melville Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] August 31st 1870
OS1/2/50/152 [Page] 152 NAME BOOK FOR SHEETS 32. 33. 34. 46. 47. 48. 60. 76. & 90. ARGYLLSHIRE 6 Inch Scale
OS1/2/50/154 Names -- Sheet -- Page Alltan Arachain -- 76 -- 97 Allt na Cloiche Sgoltaiche -- 76 -- 99 Allt a' Chrom-bheith -- 76 -- 100 Abhainn Shira -- 76 -- 101 Allt Bharchonolain -- 76 -- 101 Allt a' Chlair -- 76 -- 101 Allt Sùil na Curra -- 76 -- 103 Allt Doire nan Taghan -- 76 -- 103 Allt Òrain -- 76 -- 105 Allt nan Seangan -- 76 -- 105 Allt Coire Beithe -- 76 -- 107 Airidh Cloiche Fionn (Ruins) -- 76 -- 108 Allt Cloiche Finne -- 76 -- 108 Allt an Tairbh -- 76 -- 111 Allt Tolaghan -- 76 -- 111 Allt Fionn Leirg -- 76 -- 112 Allt na Bò Baine -- 76 -- 113 Allt Riabhach -- 90 -- 119 Airidh Challtiuinn (Ruins) -- 90 -- 119 Allt Garbh Choirein -- 90 -- 121 Airidh nan Sileag (Ruins) -- 90 -- 122 Allt Airidh nan Sileag -- 90 -- 122 Allt an Laoigh -- 90 -- 123 Allt an Tairbh -- 90 -- 123 Allt Coire Bhiachair -- 90 -- 125 Allt a' Bhùirn -- 90 -- 130 An Calltuinn -- 90 -- 131 Allt na Tigh-tàine -- 90 -- 131 Airidh Chastulaich -- 90 -- 132 Allt Daimh -- 90 -- 132 Allt a ' Ghiubhais -- 90 -- 133 An Sgrìodan -- 90 -- 133 Allt nan Fuaran -- 90 -- 134 Allt Beithe -- 90 -- 135 Allt Lochain Uaine -- 90 -- 135 Allt Chailleach -- 90 -- 137 Airidh Chailleach (Ruins) -- 90 -- 137 Allt Broighleachan -- 90 -- 139 Allt a' Chaoruinn -- 90 -- 140 Allt Cnocan Tighe -- 90 -- 141 An Grianan -- 90 -- 142 Allt Barr Mhìn -- 90 -- 142 Allt Coire Ghoridh -- 90 -- 144 Airidh Mheadhonach -- 90 -- 145 Allt a' Chaoruinn -- 90 -- 147 Allt Cladaich Bhàin -- 90 -- 148 Allt na Fiadh-dhan -- 90 -- 149 Am Màm -- 90 --151 Birch House (Ruins) -- 32 -- 1 Braigh na h-Aibhne -- 32 -- 4 Beinn Bheag -- 32 -- 7 Beinn a' Chrulaiste -- 32 -- 14 Black Water -- 33 -- 19 Black Corries -- 33 -- 21 Buchaille Etive Mòr -- 46 -- 35 Buchaille Etive Beag -- 46 -- 36 Beinn Mhic Chasaig -- 46 -- 48 Beinn Chaorach -- 47 -- 52 Bad an t - Seabhaig -- 47 -- 55 Bealach Fuar-chathaidh -- 60 -- 61 Bà Cottage -- 60 -- 67 Bà Bridge -- 60 -- 67 Bealach Odhar -- 60 -- 72 Beinn Toaig -- 60 -- 80 Bealach Coire Laoghan -- 60 -- 81 Black Mount -- 60 -- 91 Buchaille Breige -- 76 -- 98 Bealach an Tailleir -- 76 -- 104 Beinn Suidhe -- 76 -- 109 Bad an Tairbh -- 76 -- 111 Bealach Eas nan Cabar -- 76 -- 112 Beinn Chàrn -- 76 -- 115 Beinn Inbherbheith -- 76 -- 118 Beinn Larachan -- 90 -- 122 Beinn Mhic Mhonaidh -- 90 -- 129 Bealach Garbh Choirein -- 90 -- 129 Beinn Donachain -- 90 -- 136 Beinn Udlaidh -- 90 -- 143
OS1/2/50/155 Name -- Sheet -- Page Bochyle -- 90 -- 147 Coire Odhar-mhòr -- 32 -- 5 Coire Garbh -- 32 -- 8 Coire nan Cradh-leathad -- 32 -- 11 Coire Odhar-bheag -- 32 -- 11 Coire Bhalach -- 32 -- 14 Coire Raineach -- 32 -- 14 Cruach [scored out] -- 32 -- 21 Ceann Caol na Cruaiche -- 32 -- 25 Creag nan Cabar -- 46 -- 27 Coire Raineach -- 46 -- 27 Clach Cuil a' Chàise -- 46 -- 28 Cnoc nam Bocan -- 46 -- 28 Coire nam Tulachan -- 46 -- 29 Creag na h - Uamhaidh -- 46 -- 30 Coire Pollaig -- 46 -- 32 Coire Altruim -- 46 -- 37 Coire Cloiche Finne -- 46 -- 38 Cnoc Buidhe -- 46 -- 39 Coire na Doire -- 46 -- 41 Creag Dhubh -- 46 -- 43 Càm Ghleann -- 46 -- 43 Coire Leacach -- 46 -- 47 Coire Ochdail -- 46 -- 48 Coire dà Leathaid -- 47 -- 58 Creag Maronaig -- 48 -- 59 Coire na Meinne -- 48 -- 59 Clach Leathaid -- 60 -- 61 Coire an Easain -- 60 -- 62 Coire Odhar -- 60 -- 63 Coire Ghiubhasan -- 60 -- 63 Coire Caolain -- 60 -- 64 Carn an t- Saighdeir -- 60 -- 65 Creag an Fhirich -- 60 -- 65 Creagan nam Meann -- 60 -- 66 Coire Laoghan -- 60 -- 70 Coire na Cloiche -- 60 -- 71 Coire Dhomhnuill -- 6- -- 73 Coireach Bà -- 60 -- 74 Creag a' Bhealaich -- 60 -- 74 Coire Ghabhar -- 60 -- 76 Coirein Lochain -- 60 -- 77 Coire Dhearbhadh -- 60 -- 78 Coire Tuaigh -- 60 -- 79 Coire nam Muic -- 60 -- 79 Coire Caolain Duibh -- 60 -- 80 Coire Odhar -- 60 -- 80 Coire Creagach -- 60 -- 80 Coire Gaineanhach -- 60 -- 81 Coire nam Cnàmh -- 60 -- 82 Coire an Lighiche -- 60 -- 82 Coire Chaorach -- 60 -- 82 Creag Bhulgach -- 60 -- 86 Creag an Steallaire -- 60 -- 87 Coire Feàrna -- 60 -- 88 Cuil Ghlas -- 76 -- 93 Coire Glas -- 76 -- 93 Coire nam Ban -- 76 -- 94 Coire Feàrna -- 76 -- 96 Clais-gobhair -- 76 -- 97 Clach Sgoltach -- 76 -- 98 Cnocan Ghuibhas -- 76 -- 99 Creagan Tailleir -- 76 -- 103 Coire Oran -- 76 -- 105 Coire Beithe -- 76 -- 107 Coire na Bò Baine -- 76 -- 108 Coire Seileach -- 76 -- 109 Creag an Daimh -- 76 -- 110 Creag Sligeanach -- 76 -- 115 Creag nan Taghan -- 76 -- 115 Creag nan Uan -- 90 -- 120 Coire Bhiachar -- 90 -- 124 Coire Chailleach -- 90 -- 129 Coire Aluinn -- 90 -- 130 Creag na h-Iolaire -- 90 -- 130 Cnoc an Tighe -- 90 -- 132 Creag a' Bhuic -- 90 -- 134 Creag Dhubh -- 90 -- 136 Cruach Eachd -- 90 -- 138 Clach Mhòr -- 90 -- 139 Cròm Dhoire -- 90 -- 140 Coire Daimh -- 90 -- 141 Coire Seileach -- 90 -- 141 Cruach na Nighinn -- 90 -- 144
OS1/2/50/156 Name -- Sheet -- Page Creagan Glas -- 90 -- 145 Coire Ghoridh -- 90 -- 146 Gromadh Mòr -- 90 -- 148 Cat-innis -- 90 --148 Dubh Lochan -- 32 -- 4 Dòirlinn Dubh -- 32 -- 4 Devil's Staircase -- 32 -- 12 Dubh Lochan -- 46 -- 39 Drochaid an t-Saighdeir --60 -- 65 Druim a' Bhlair -- 60 -- 89 Drochaid Easain Duibh -- 90 -- 89 Doire nan Taghan -- 76 -- 103 Druimliart -- 76 -- 106 Drochaid Tolaghan -- 76 -- 117 Doire Nead Eòin -- 90 -- 133 Dail nam Bòrd -- 90 -- 140 Eilean Dubh -- 32 -- 3 Eas Blàr Eite -- 46 -- 41 Eas a' Bhodaich -- 46 -- 41 Eas na Doire Mòire -- 46 -- 42 Eas na Bròige -- 46 -- 45 Eas an Fhir Mhòir -- 46 -- 46 Eilean Molach -- 47 -- 57 Eailean na h-Iolaire -- 47 -- 57 Eas Buidhe -- 60 -- 62 Eas Buidhe -- 60 -- 85 Eas Buidhe -- 76 -- 109 Eilean Iubhair -- 47 -- 54 Eas nan Cabar -- 90 -- 119 Eas nan Uan -- 90 -- 120 Eas Airidh Challtuinn -- 90 -- 121 Easan Dubh -- 90 -- 127 Easan Caol -- 90 -- 129 Eas a' Chathaidh -- 90 -- 140 Eas na Brathan -- 90 -- 145 Eas Urchaidh -- 90 -- 149 Feadan Bàn -- 46 -- 37 Fionn Ghleann -- 46 -- 47 Fàir Bhàn -- 60 -- 71 Fang Bhuidhe -- 76 -- 94 Fionn Leirg -- 76 -- 112 Fuaran na Carraigh -- 76 -- 118 Garbh Lochan -- 33 -- 18 Gearr Leacann -- 33 -- 21 Glac Dubh -- 34 -- 25 Gualann Liath Ghiubhais -- 34 -- 40 Glas Choire -- 34 -- 44 Glas Choirean -- 60 -- 74 Gleann Fuar -- 76 -- 110 Garbh Choirein -- 90 -- 121 Glen Orchy -- 90 -- 126 Gleann Strae -- 90 -- 135 Inveroran Inn -- 76 -- 106 Innseag na h-Iuraiche -- 76 -- 107 Inbhir-bhigeir (Ruins) -- 90 -- 128 Inbhir-nan-giubhas -- 90 -- 134 Inbhir nan Allt -- 90 -- 138 Imir Crom -- 90 -- 139 Kingshouse (Inn) -- 46 -- 31 Lochan Inbhir -- 32 -- 5 Lochan nam Breac Reamhar -- 32 -- 8 Lochan Meall an Tiompain -- 32 -- 9 Lochan na Fèithe -- 32 -- 13 Leacann nam Braonan -- 32 -- 15 Lochan na Sàlach Uidhre -- 33 -- 17 Loch a' Bhàillidh -- 33 -- 19 Leacann nam Fuaran -- 33 -- 22 Lochan na Craoibhe -- 33 -- 23 Lochan Meall a' Phuill -- 33 -- 23 Lochan a' Chlaidheimh -- 34 -- 25 Lochan na Fola -- 46 -- 27 Lagangarbh -- 46 -- 30 Lairig Gartain -- 46 -- 34 Leacann nam Braonan -- 46 -- 46 Lochan Mathair Etive -- 47 -- 50 Lochan Gaineamhach -- 47 -- 51 Loch Laidon -- 47 -- 54 Lochan Beinn Chaorach -- 47 -- 55 Leathad Mòr -- 47 -- 56 Loch Bà -- 47 -- 57 Leathad Beag -- 47 -- 58 Lochan Doire an Tollain -- 48 -- 59 Lochan Coire na Meinne -- 48 -- 60 Lairig Dhochard -- 60 -- 72
OS1/2/50/157 Names -- Sheet -- Page Lochan Mhic Pheadair Ruaidh -- 60 -- 75 Lurg Bhàn -- 60 -- 83 Luib Luachrach -- 76 -- 93 Loch Iall -- 76 -- 93 Leitir Dhochard -- 76 -- 94 Lochan na h-Iùraiche -- 76 -- 95 Lochan na Saobhaidhe -- 76 -- 95 Loch Dochard -- 76 -- 96 Leacan nan Gamhna -- 76 -- 98 Lùib a' Ghobhain -- 76 -- 99 Lùib an Lin -- 76 -- 99 Linne nam Beathach -- 76 -- 100 Lùb Sùil na Curra -- 76 -- 104 Lùbsùil na Curra (In Ruins) -- 76 -- 104 Leacann Deisear -- 76 -- 110 Lochan Òrain -- 76 -- 118 Leacann Inbhir-bhigeir -- 76 -- 128 Linne Dhubh -- 76 -- 128 Larig -- 76 -- 131 Leirg nan Giubhas -- 76 -- 133 Lochan Uaine -- 76 -- 135 Lub nan Coileach -- 76 -- 138 Lochan Coire Ghoridh -- 76 -- 144 Meall Bad a' Bheithe -- 32 -- 3 Meall Ruigh a' Bhricleathaid -- 32 -- 9 Meall a' Bhealaich -- 32 -- 10 Meall a' Bhùirich -- 33 -- 22 Meall nan Ruadhag -- 33 - 23 Meall a' Phuill -- 33 - 24 Meall Liath na Doire -- 34 -- 25 Meall a' Bhùiridh -- 46 -- 32 Mam Coire Easain -- 46 -- 32 Menzies Stone -- 47 -- 49 Meall Gortain -- 47 -- 58 Màm Coir'an Easain -- 60 -- 66 Meall Ghiubhas -- 60 -- 69 Meall Garbh -- 60 -- 71 Meall Odhar -- 60 -- 72 Meall Tionail -- 60 -- 73 Meall nan Uan -- 60 -- 81 Meall an Araich -- 60 -- 85 Màm nan Sac -- 60 -- 86 Meall Buidhe -- 76 -- 108 Meall Fairbh -- 76 -- 117 Meall an Laoigh -- 76 -- 117 Meall nan Uan -- 90 -- 120 Meall Garbh -- 90 -- 143 Na Cailleachan -- 90 -- 136 Old Military Road -- 32 -- 12 Queenshouse -- 46 -- 31 River Leven -- 32 -- 3 Rudha Dubh-mhòr -- 33 -- 17 Rudha Dubh-beag -- 33 -- 17 Royal Forest -- 46 -- 36 Rannoch Muir -- 47 -- 53 River Ba -- 60 -- 73 River Orchy -- 90 -- 126 River Strae -- 90 -- 135 Sròn Coire Odhair-bhig -- 32 -- 6 Stob Eoin Mhic Mhartuin -- 32 -- 11 Stob Beinn a' Chrùlaiste -- 32 -- 13 Sgiath Dearg -- 32 -- 15 Stob nan Losgann -- 33 -- 21 Stob na Cruaiche -- 33 -- 22 Stob nan Cabar -- 46 -- 27 Stob Coire Raineach -- 46 -- 33 Stob Dearg -- 46 -- 38 Stob na Doire -- 46 -- 41 Stob na Broige -- 46 -- 42 Sròn Creise -- 46 -- 44 Stob Glas Choire -- 46 -- 44 Sròn nam Forsair -- 60 -- 62 Sròn a' Ghearrain -- 60 -- 69 Stob a' Bhruaich Leith -- 60 -- 72 Stob Ghabhar -- 60 -- 76 Sròn nan Giubhas -- 60 -- 77 Stob a' Choire Odhair -- 60 -- 78 Stob Maol -- 60 -- 88 Sròn na h-Iolaire -- 76 -- 95 Sliganach (Ruins) -- 76 -- 112 Sròn dà Choille -- 90 -- 130 The Coupall -- 46 -- 29 Tigh Craige-duibhe -- 46 -- 40 Tom dà Chloiche -- 47 -- 49 Tom Dubh-mhor -- 47 -- 55 The Moss -- 60 -- 75 Tom na Cuileige -- 76 -- 97 Tom Biorach -- 76 -- 100 Tom a' Chrom-bheith -- 76 -- 100 Tom na Spearrachain -- 76 -- 102 Tom an Uinnseann -- 76 -- 102 Tom Liath -- 76 -- 104 Tom an Fhigheadair -- 76 -- 106 Tom an t-Searraich -- 90 -- 122 Tom Barr an Stalcaidh -- 90 -- 127 Tom a' Chrò -- 90 -- 128 Tom Biorach -- 90 -- 131 Tigh - tàine (Ruins) -- 90 -- 138 Tom na Gualainn -- 90 -- 150 Victoria Bridge -- 76 -- 101
OS1/2/50/158 [Page] 158 Name -- Sheet -- Page Lochan Mathair Èite -- 47 -- 50 (Altered by Authority of Duncan Campbell Esq [Esquire] the Northern Chronicle, Inverness. To be used for 1" purpose only. further investigation to be made during the revision of the larger Deales. By Order of the D.G. 12.8.95.