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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ALLT TARSUINN Allt a' Tarsuinn
Allt a' Tarsuinn
Allt a' Tarsuinn
"Allt Tarsuinn"
J. McIntyre Weavr [Weaver] Socach
Martin McNeill Shepherd Socach
Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar
G.O. [Gaelic Orthography]
150 A small stream rising a short distance north of "Lochan a' Bhreactle" & falling into "Socach Burn" a short distance south of the Loch it flows from. Sig: [Signification] The Cross Burn
LOCHAN BREAC-LIATH Lochan a' Bhreactle
Lochan a' Bhreactle
Lochan a' Bhreactle
"Lochan Breac-liath"
Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva
J. McIntyre Weaver
Martin McNeill Shepherd
"Greyish Burn".
150 A very small mountain loch a short distance east of Cruach a' Bhreactle Sig: [Signification] The Speckled Loch
CRUACH BHREAC-LIATH Cruach a' Bhreactle
Cruach a' Bhreactle
Cruach a' Bhreactle
"Cruach Bhreac-liath"
Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva
J. McIntyre Weaver
Martin McNeill Shepherd
Speckled or greyish
150 A good sized round hill between "Lochan Anam" & "Lochan a' Bhreactle" Sig: [Signification] The Speckled Hill
LOCH AN ANAMA Lochan Anam
Lochan Anam
Lochan Anam
"Loch an Anama"
Loch an Anam
Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva
J. McIntyre Weaver
Martin McNeill Shepherd
Loch of the Spirit
150 A long narrow mountain loch on the west side of Cruach a' Bhreactle Sig: [Signification] Soul Loch or "Spirit Loch."

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Lochan Breac-liath [Note] The word "Breactle" cannot be found in Dictionary.

Loch an Anama [Note] See page 54 [Loch an Anama]

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