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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CALDRON BOG | Caldron Bog | John Alexander Baron Officer Mr Caldwell Crosbie Mains |
007 | A portion of the Crosbie Hills [] on the NE[North East] side of Caldron Hill Situated in a hollow adjoining the parish of Dalry, formerly turf [was] cut here, but of late years no fu[rther has] been cut it is now rough pasture |
| CALDRON HILL | Caldron Hill | Aitken's map of Kilbride Estate Map dated 1799 Johnsons Map of Ayr |
007 | This is the highest hill on the [Caldron] range and from its summit [an] extensive view of the surrounding Country can be had. There is a Trig[Trigonometrical] [point] on this hill the pile of which is [in] the centre and erected on a [] A large well or [?Spring] was on the NE[North East] side of this hill [?thought] to have been the origin of the name |
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