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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COIRE AN T | Coire an T Coire an T Coire an Tee |
Duncan Whyte A McArthur W Riddell |
163 | Applied to the hollow extending from the Ailtean to Loch Eck and to the small glen along the Allt a'Ruadh Sign. [Signification] doubtful - one of the authorities (D. Whyte) states that the name is given on account of fancied resemblance of the place to the letter T |
| ALLT COIRE AN T | Allt Choire an T Allt Choire an T Allt Choire an T "Allt Coire an T" |
Duncan Whyte A McArthur W Riddell Cor Gael [Correct Gaelic] |
163 | Applied to the stream from the Ailtean eastward to Loch Eck |
| MEALL AN T | Meall an T Meall an T Meall an T |
Duncan Whyte A McArthur W Riddell |
163 | A steep rocky hill situated west of Loch Eck between Coire an T and Bernice Glen |
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