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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAG NA CROISE | Lag na Crois Lag na Crosh Lag na Crosh Lag na Crosh Lag na Croise |
Gaelic Orthography D. Hamilton, Lamlash James Currie, Glenloig J McKenzie Ballymichael Cor. Gael |
249 | A flay piece of moorland at the head of Benlister Burn - Sign [Signification]: Hollow of the Cross - See Cnoc na Crois - Kilmorie Parish - near this for origin of name - |
| THE TOUNIE | The Tounie The Tounie The Tounie Tun Hill |
D. Hamilton, Lamlash James Dell Glenkill John Stewart Kilmichael Estate Plan |
249 | The end of a ridge of hill falling steeply to Benlister Glen - Derivation unknown - |
| TOUNIE BURN | Tounie Burn Tounie Burn Tounie Burn |
D. Hamilton, Lamlash James Dell Glenkill John Stewart Kilmichael |
249 | Formed by two branches and pursuing a rocky course falls into Benlister Burn - |
| EAS GEAL | Eas Geal Eas Geal Eas Geal Eas Geal |
D. Hamilton, Lamlash James Dell Glenkill John Stewart Kilmichael Gaelic Orthography |
249 | A high waterfall at the head of Benlister Glen - Sign [Signification]: White Waterfall |
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