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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOC EASCAIRD | Cnoc Eascaird Cnoc Eascaird Cnoc Eascaird |
Mr. McIntyre Angus McMillan Ronald McDougall |
201 | A hill of considerable height and prominence overlooking farmhouse of same name. Signification, "Eascaird hill". |
| GLAC NA H-ORDAIG | Glac na Ordaig Glac na Ordaig Glac na Ordaig "Glac na h-Ordaig" |
Mr McIntyre Angus McMillan Ronald McDougall Gaelic ortho. [orthography] |
201 | A hollow or small valley extending from a little above Eascaird farmhouse eastward to Cnoc Achaidh nan Seileach. (Sheet 202 trace 1) Sign. [Signification] "The thumb valley". |
| BALAMENACH (Ruins) | Balamenach Balamenach Balamenach Balamenach |
Mr McIntyre Angus McMillan Ronald McDougall D Sinclair Esqr. Factor |
201 | Several ruins, formerly small farm steading now blended with Glenralloch. The property of G C Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield |
| ALLTAN NA ROINN-FEARNA | Alltan na Roinne Fhearna Alltan na Roinne Fhearna "Alltan Roinn Fhearna", "Alltan na Roinn'-fearna", |
Ronald McDougall Hector McAllister "Point (of the) Alder trees Burn" Alder-trees Point Burn, Burn of the Point of Alder-trees. |
201 | A small stream rising at eastern base of Cruach Gar'-dhoire, flowing past Balamenach (Sheet 191.16. trace 4) and falling into West Loch Tarbert. Sign. [Signification] "Little Burn of the alder tree point". |
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