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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
WHALE'S BACK whale's BacK whale's BacK whale's BacK George Anderson, Sarclet,
John Anderson Sarclet
James Ogg Sarclet
030 A flat rocK opposite the mouth of a narrow inlet, seen at low water, so named from its similitude to a whale rising to the Surface.
THE BUINNS The Buinns
The Buinns
The Buinns
George Anderson, Sarclet,
John Anderson Sarclet
James Ogg Sarclet
030 Applies to several flat rocKs, unseen at high water, lying betwixt two CreeKs. This name is supposed to originate from the division of Currents about these creeKs.
LITTLE TURRIE GOE Little Turriegoe Little Turriegoe Little Turriegoe George Anderson, Sarclet,
John Anderson Sarclet
James Ogg Sarclet
030 A CreeK about 4 chains in length, which is filled at High Water. On all sides quite precipitous. "The Buinns lies at its outlet.

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Parish of WicK -- Co: [County] of Caithness

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