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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEALL MOR NAN CAORACH | Meall Mor nan Caorach Meall Mor nan Caorach Meall Mor nan Caorach |
John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Gaelic Orthography |
153 | A feature of considerable prominence on the grazing of Beàch. Signification Large hill of the sheep |
| CLACH BHEINN | Clach Beinn Clach Beinn Clach Bheinn |
John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Thomas Blair, Lochgoilhead Gaelic Orthography |
153 | A well known name applied to the highest feature of the peninsula between Loch Long & Loch Goil. It is very rocky on all sides, and forms a conspicuous object in the district. Sign. [Signification] Stone Mountain. |
| CORRAN LOCHAN | Corran Lochan | John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Thomas Blair, Lochgoilhead |
153 | A small sheet of water on the East Side of Clach Bheinn |
| ALLT A' PHUIRT | Allt a Fuirst Allt a Fuirst Allt a' Phuirt |
John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Gaelic Orthography | 153 | A good stream issuing from Corran Lochan & falling into Loch Long near Mark. Sign [Signification] Stream of the ferry. |
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CLACH BHEINN written Correct on Plan
ALLT A' PHUIRT l on plan
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Celia Skelton
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