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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
FISH CRAIG Fish Craig David Brotchie The Ness - Dunnet
John Moor - Brough
William Calder, Dunnet
001 A large and rugged sand-stone rock which forms the foreshore - south west of Easter Head - a good fishing place at low water Hence the name
THE NEBACK The Neback David Brotchie The Ness - Dunnet
John Moor - Brough
William Calder, Dunnet
001 This name applies to a part of the cliff which forms a point like a beak - or Neb - (the scotch name for a beak)
LONG BYRE Long Byre David Brotchie The Ness - Dunnet
John Moor - Brough
William Calder, Dunnet
001 A large fisure about 50 feet in depth - close to the edge of the cliff - The bottom of it is flat and overgrown with rough pasture - it was used - many years ago - as a shelter for cattle - hence the name -

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Ph [Parish] of Dunnet -- Co [County] of Caithness

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