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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ROCKWELL POINT Rock Well Point
Rock Well Point
Rock Well Point
Mr John Cairncross, Thurso.
Mr James Banks. Thurso.
Mr Alexander Gow. Thurso.
005 Applies to the point of rocks at the low water mark opposite ''Samson's Foot Mark'', and is named after the ''Rock Well''.
CLIO GOES Clio Goes
Clio Goes
Clio Goes
Mr John Cairncross, Thurso.
Mr James Banks. Thurso.
Mr Alexander Gow. Thurso.
005 This name applies to two small caves and a creek, which are in the immediate vicinity of the ''Clioe''.
CLIO Clio
Clio
Clio
Mr John Cairncross, Thurso.
Mr James Banks. Thurso.
Mr Alexander Gow. Thurso.
005 Applies to a rock which is partly embedded in the sand, and which at one time was very large, but it has been quarried away for building purposes. I am informed that this rock was originally named after a Ship of War called the ''Clioe'', which was stationed at Thurso to guard the ''Pentland Firth'' during the last war

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County of Caithness -- Parish of Thurso

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