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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CLACH NA H-EIGHE | Clach na Haigaich Clach na Haigaich Clach na Haigaich Clach na h-Eighe |
Robert Campbell Arrochar Donald McDonald Arrochar John Ferguson Arrochar Gaelic Orthography |
143 | A large boulder on the shore of Loch Long deriving this name from its emitting a ringing sound when struck. Signification. The crying stone. |
| FUARAN CLACH NA H-EIGHE | Fuaran Clach na h-Eighe Fuaran Clach na h-Eighe Fuaran Clach na h-Eighe Fuaran Clach na h-Eighe |
Robert Campbell Arrochar Donald McDonald Arrochar John Ferguson Arrochar Gaelic Orthography | 143 | A spring of pure water Signifying, Fountain(of) Clach na h-Eighe |
| MONADH LIATH | Mona Leaa Mona Leaa Mona Leaa Monadh Liath |
Robert Campbell Arrochar Donald McDonald Arrochar John Ferguson Arrochar Gaelic Orthography | 143 | A low flat topped eminenced on the north side of and near to confluence of Allt a' Bhalachais. Sign [Signification]. Gray hill |
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