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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEINN LOCHAIN | Beinn Lochain Beinn Lochain beinn Lochain |
John Jackson, Lochgoilhead Duncan Lawson. Corrow Walter McNaughton Dreip |
141; 142 | A large prominent and rocky hill on the boundary between the parishes of Strachur & Lochgoilhead. It has two features, the western and higher called Cruach Bhuidhe, & the eastern Uamh Eanntagaich forms one of the principal features of the district and derives the name from the small loch, called Corrow Lochain which washes its Southern base. |
| CRUACH BHUIDHE | Cruach Buidhe "Cruach Bhuidhe" |
John Jackson, Lochgoilhead Duncan Lawson. Corrow Walter McNaughton Dreip Gael Ortho: [Gaelic Orthography] |
141 | Applicable to the highest feature of Beinn Lochain Sign. [Signification] Yellow hill. |
| CARNACH A' CHRIARAIDH | Càrnach a' Chriathraidh Càrnach a' Chriathraidh "Càrnach a' Chriaraidh" |
W McNaughton Charles McArthur adopted |
141 | A mass of large loose stones on the South side of Beinn Lochain. Sign. [Signification] The sifted cairns. |
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[page] 22Argyllshire
Carnach Hard rocky ground
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