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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
EILEAN NAOMHACHD Eilean Naomhachd
Eilean Naomhachd
Eilean Neoimheig
A. McMillam - Aironn,
Dr. McCleod - Tayvallich
A. McAllister - Kilmory
190 "Eilean Naomhachd", or "Holy Isle" comes next in the group, is bold and rocky. The rock, in character with the coastgenerally, is a composition of "Trap" and "Mica Slate". "Eilean Neoimheig" given by one Authority is intended by him for "Aearon's Ilse". The pronunciation of both words are nealy the same.
GLAS EILEAN Glas Eilean
Glas Eilean
Glas Eilean
A. McMillam - Aironn,
A. McAllister - Kilmory
D. Graham, Dunrostan.
190 Is a bold rocky island, so bold that the tides encroach but little upon it. "Gray Isles" from the general appearance of the rock from a distance.
SGEIR-DHUBH AN AOMAIDH Sgeir-dubh an Aomaidh
Sgeir-dubh an Aomaidh
Sgeir-dubh an Aomaidh
A. McMillam - "Aironn",
A. McAllister - "Kilmory",
D. McKellar - "Stronfd. [Stronfield]"
190 A long narrow ledge of whin rock facing "Port an Aomaidh", - "Black rock of the Inclines".

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