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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TIR DHUBH | Tier-ou Tier-ou Tier-ou Tir Dhubh |
Donald Hamilton, Lamlash James Currie, Glenloig John Mckenzie Ballymichael Gaelic Orthography |
249 | An extensive piece of moorland lying at the head of that stream which flows through Gleann Dubh _ Sign: [Signification] Black (coloured Country or district - which its appearance fully bears out _ |
| CREAG NA H-IOLAIRE | Craig na heeler-uch Craig na heeler-uch Creag na h-Iolaire |
John Stewart, Kilmichael Donald. Hamilton, Lamlash Gaelic Orthography ~ |
249 | A very large Crag at the head of Gleann Dubh _ Sign: [Signification] The Eagle's Craig- |
| CREAG NAM FITHEACH | Craig na vee-ach Craig na vee-ach Creag nam Fitheach |
John Stewart, Kilmichael Donald. Hamilton, Lamlash Gaelic Orthography |
249 | A long prominent Crag at the head of Gleann Dubh- Sign: [Signification] The Ravens' Craig- |
| SHEEANS | Sheeans Sheeans Sheeans |
John Stewart, Kilmichael Donald Hamilton, Lamlash Ramsay's Geology |
249 | Three very prominent little knolls overlooking Glen Clory_ This name has been derived from Sithean- a fairy hill, but it is now always used in its Anglicised form- |
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