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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
PASS OF BRANDER Pass of Brander
Pass of Brander
Pass of Brander
Pass of Brara
Pass of Braindir (Braigh-'n-t-Sruth)
Pass of Brandir
Pass of Brandir or Pass of the River Awe
Pass of Braindir
Pass of Awe
Pass of Brander
Mr McKercher Letterwood
H. McColl Inverawe
Admiralty Chart
Rev [Reverend] D. McCalman Ardchattan
New Stat [Statistical] Account p [page] 477
New Stat [Statistical] Account p [page] 86
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Origines Parochiales
Black's Tourists' Guide
Map of Highland Tours
100 The pass is formed by the slope of Ben Cruachan on the north, & by a series of precipices on the south. Its western extremity is Allt a Brander, & Creag nam Fitheach marks its eastern termination.
Portions of the River Awe & Loch Awe occupy the centre of the pass.
Sig. [Signification] Pass of the Top of the River
This name is better known in its corrupted form.
"Pass of Brander" is the name by which this place is more generally known. And is probably a Corruption of "Breara".
BINNEIN BRANDER Binnein Brander
Binnein Brander
Binnein Brander
Binnein a Brara
Rocks of Brandir
Rocks of Brander
Mr McKercher Letterwood
H. McColl Inverawe
McNiven Bonawe
Rev [Reverend] D. McCalman Ardchattan
Gazetteer & New Stat [Statistical] Account
Black's Tourists Guide
100 A remarkable rocky peak situated on the north side of the Pass of Brander
Sig. [Signification] Peak at the Top of the River. The same remark applies to the spelling of this name, as applies to the one above.

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Sheet 100 -- Argyllshire
[Binnein Brander notes]
"Beinnein Bràidh-ruth*." Revd [Reverend] D. McLean. Dalmally. *Derived from Bràidh and Sruth. Head of (the) Current"
"Binnein Brann-rach" D. Clark. Sign Writer. Oban
(Binnein Braigh an t-sruith - Head of the Current) or Binnein Brander

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