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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOUTH POINT | South Point South Point South Point |
John Waugh, Castle ParK. George Anderson, Sarclet. John Anderson, Sarclet. |
025 | A small peninsula of rocKy cliff, a short distance S. [South] East of the 'Castle of Old WicK'. |
| BRIG O' STACK | Brig O' Stack Brig O' Stack Brig O' Stack |
John Waugh, Castle ParK. George Anderson, Sarclet. John Anderson, Sarclet. |
025 | A natural bridge of rocK, connecting a table of cliff about 2 chains long and 1 broad, So named from a tall Clett rising from a flat smooth rocK, joining the two, standing at the entrance to 'May berry' surrounded at high water. |
| MAY BERRY | Mayberry Mayberry Mayberry |
John Waugh, Castle ParK. George Anderson, Sarclet. John Anderson, Sarclet |
025 | A small rocKy inlet. About 5 Chains S, [South] West of 'Brig O' StacK', the tide flows in a short distance at Low Water. The broKen feature extending in land about 5 chains. |
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[Page] 207Parish of WicK -- Co: [County] of Caithness
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