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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GREENAN BURN | Greenan Burn Greenan Burn Greenan Burn |
John Martin J. Muir Esqr. Mr. McAllister |
204.09 | A considerable Stream issuing from Loch Greenan and running in a Southwesterly to its influx with the sea |
| SOUND OF BUTE | Sound of Bute Sound of Bute Sound of Bute |
Admiralty Chart Harbour Master &c &c |
214.03 | This applies to that part of the Sea extending from Lamont Pt. [Point] in Conal to Skipness Pier Kintyre on the west; and from South End of Bute Island to N. [North] Sannox in Arran. |
| TRÀ NA H-UIL' | Tra n ual Tranail pronounced so |
Mrs. McFie Southpark J. Muir Esqr. Factor Fishermen |
214.03 | A large rock visible at low water a short Distance west of the Island of Inchmarnock. |
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[Page] 64[Note below Trà na h-Uil':]
Trà na h-Uil' pronounced in Gaelic Tranail
is a contraction for
"Traigh na h-Uillinn" and
signifies the elbow (of rock)
exposed at low water
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Alison James- Moderator, Brenda Pollock
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