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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CREAG REIDH | Creag Réidh Creag Réidh Creag Réidh |
N. McNeill, "Castle Sween", D. Leitch, South Castle Sween. D. Graham, Dunrostan. |
179 | Comprising several pieces of detached rocks within a long narrow planting close to the farm ho: [house] of Castle Sween. The whole forming a Craig. The name Signifies "Smooth Craig". |
| ALLTAN DUIN BHIG | Alltan Dùin Bhig Alltan Dùin Bhig Alltan Dùin Bhig |
N. McNeill - Castle Sween D. Graham - Dunrostan. D. Leitch - S. [South] Castle Sween. |
179 | A Small Stream which flows in an almost westerly course out of "Loch na h-Arain" into "Loch Sween". |
| DUN BEAG | Dùn Beag Dùn Beag Dùn Beag |
D. Leitch - S. [South] Castle Sween. D. Graham - Dunrostan. N. McNeill - |
179 | A Small natural mound somewhat oblong in Shape Covered with wood. Signifies "Little Hill". |
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