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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOC LEAN NA MEINE | Cnock Lean na Menie Cnock Lean na Menie Cnock Lean na Menie Cnoc Lean na Meine |
William McKinnon, Aucheleffan Mr. Crawford, Glenscorrodale Alexander Currie, Bennyacarragan Gaelic Orthography |
254 | A good feature on the grazing of Aucheleffan. Signification. Hill of Lean na Meine (which see below) |
| LEAN NA MEINE | Lean na Meine | William McKinnon, Aucheleffan Mr. Crawford, Glenscorrodale Alexander Currie, Bennyacarragan Gaelic Orthography |
254 | A flat portion of moorland, at head of "Allt an t-Sluic" deriving this name from copper, or lead ore, having been found in its vicinity Signification, Meadow of the mineral or ore. |
| INNIS DHUBH | Innid Dhubh | William McKinnon, Aucheleffan Mr. Crawford, Glenscorrodale Alexander Currie, Bennyacarragan Gaelic Orthography |
254 | A hill feature of considerable prominence on the grazing of Aucheleffan. Signification. Black pasture. |
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