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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HAWKS HEUGH | Hawks Heugh Hawks Heugh Hawks Heuch |
Andrew Collin Eyemouth James Gibson Eyemouth Mr Brown Eyemouth |
012.02 | A lofty rocky precipice on the sea coast frequented by hawks, and gulls for hatching their Young |
| BLEAK PIT | Bleak Pit Bleak Pit Bleak Pit |
Andrew Collin, Eyemouth James Gibson, Eyemouth John Brown. Eyemouth |
012.02 | A small gut or creek in the face of a high rocky precipice on the sea coast called Bleak Heugh |
| BLEAK HEUGH | Bleak Heugh Bleak Heugh Bleak Heugh |
Andrew Collin, Eyemouth James Gibson, Eyemouth John Brown Eyemouth |
012.02 | A high rocky precipice on the sea coast the sea washes its base at full tide |
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