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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
CLACH A' BHUIC	Clach a' Bhuic Clach a' Bhuic Clach a' Bhuic	Mr. Neil Dewar Cretshengan Mr. Alexander Dewar Cretshengan Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro	190	Applicable to a very large boulder between high and low water, situate a short distance north of Creagan Breac. Sig: [Signification] The Goat's stone
CREAGAN BREAC	Creagan Breac Creagan Breac Creagan Breac	Mr. Neil Dewar Cretshengan Mr. Alexander Dewar Cretshengan Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro	190	Applicable to two small rocks on the east side of the county road, and a short distance south of Clach a' Bhuic. Sig: [Signification] Spotted rocks
PORT CILL MALUAIG	Port Chill Maluaig Port Chill Maluaig Port Chill Maluaig "Port Cill Mhaluaig" "Port Cill Maluaig"	Mr. Neil Dewar Cretshengan Mr. Alexander Dewar Cretshengan Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro "Gaelic ortho. [orthography]" but in this district the name is best known.	190	Applied to a small port where there is an old boat house, situate north of Chill Maluaig Sig [Signification] Port of Malloy's Burying Ground
NA MEOIR	Meur Meur Meur "Am Meur". Na Meòir	Mr. Neil Dewar Cretshengan Mr. Duncan Dewar Cretshengan Archibald McGregor, Druim-drishaig The prong or Toe, The prongs or Toes.	190	Applicable to a curve in the rocks resembling the toes of a person, situated immediately south of Port Chill Maluaig. Sig: [Signification] Toes

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Sheet 190 Argyllshire

[Na Meoir] Plural
Na Meoir The Toes

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