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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCHAN RÒMACH | Lochan Ròmach Lochan Ròmach Lochan Ròmach |
Mr McDermaid, Ballimeanoch Mr Fisher, Sonachan Nicol McNiven, Barbay |
124 | An irregular reedy Loch, about 1/2 a mile below "Loch Breaclach" and connected with it by a small stream. It also contains Trout. Sig. [Signification] "Hairy little Loch." |
| SRÒN BHREAC-LIATH | Sròn a' Breaclach Sròn a' Breaclach Sròn a' Breaclach "Sròn Bhreac-liath" |
Mr McDermaid Mr Fisher N. McNiven Greyish point |
124 | A rocky point midway betwixt the two Lochs afore mentioned. Sig [Signification] Not Known |
| LOCHAN AIRIDH | Lochan Airidh Lochan Airidh |
Mr McDermaid Mr Fisher |
124 | A small Loch. N. [North] West side of "Buinne Dubh" near Ruins from which it probably derived its name. contains fine Trout. |
| BUINNE DHUBH | Buinne Dubh Buinne Dubh "Buinne Dhubh" |
Mr McDermaid Mr Fisher Black Burn |
124 | A mountain stream, about 2 Miles in length, fed by several others. Changes name at the junction with Allt Mòr. Sig. [Signification] Black Stream |
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Sròn Bhreac-liath, Greyish point, note: "Appd [Approved]"
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