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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
BEALACH AN T-SAIC	Bealach an t-Saic Bealach an t-Saic Bealach an t-Saic	Finlay Sinclair Colin MacKay Duncan McFarlan	009	A name signifying The pass of the burden, from the fact of ponies having been formerly driven through it laden with panniers. It is a slight and wide depression between "Ben Mheannach" and "Maol a' Fheidh".
THE STRONE	The Strone	Finlay Sinclair Colin MacKay Duncan McFarlan	009	The anglicised form of the word An t-Sron - a projection. It applies to a long, narrow topped, regular shaped, projection of considerable height, shooting out from the South side of "Maol a'Fheidh". The farm of Strone, which lies at the base of its South end, derives its name from this.

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Co [County] Dumbarton

[Below entry for Bealach an t-Saic:]
Bealach, - A pass. (G) [Gaelic]
Saic, from Sac, A load, a burden.

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Alison James- Moderator, Liz Stenhouse, CorrieBuidhe- Moderator

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