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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIRRINGTON HILL | Dirrington Hill | Mr Hyslop - Cattleshiel John Brackie William Shiels |
015 | The most elevated portion of moorland belonging to old Dirrington farm, & from its elevation & shape - ridge like is called Dirrington Hill. |
| DIRRINGTON GREAT LAW | Dirrington Great Law | Map of Berwickshire Mr. William Hyslop Mr. P. Donaldson |
015 | A magnificent Hill, of a conical form. 1145 feet in height, 700 of which rises from its base. it terminates nearly a point, the view from it is both extensive & beautiful as the whole of Berwickshire & parts of Northumberland, Roxburgh & Selkirkshires are visible - It is a dry heathery Hill |
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