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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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