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RIVER FARNACK |
River Farnach
River Farnach
River Farnach |
Mr. D. McGillivray Schoolmaster
Mr. D, McIntosh, Fordarroch
Mr. J. Matheson, Schoolmaster, Farr |
020 ; 031 |
This stream is formed by the junction of Usige Dubh and Allt Beag a short distance north west of Lynroich; it then flows in a northerly direction until joins the River Nairn about three fourth of a mile of the Free Church. |
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COILLEMORE |
Coillemore
Coillemore |
Mr. D. Baron, Forester, Dores
Mr. Alexander Fraser, Whitefield |
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This name applies to a number of Crofthouses situated on the eastern shore of Loch Ness, between Whitefield and Wester Erchite, they are all one storey in height and in indifferent repair, the property of Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler, of Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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County of Inverness -- Parishes of Dores & Daviot and Dunlichity
River Nairn [crossed out] See name Book for the 1/2500 portions of Sheet 30.
River Farnach [note] In the Ph. [Parish] of Daviot and Dunlichity
Coillemore [note] In the Ph. [Parish] of Dores |
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RIVER FARIGAIG |
River Farigaig
River Farigaig
River Farigaig
River Farigaig |
Mr. Boyd, Ballagan
Revd. [Reverend] John McLean F.C. [Free Church] Manse Errogie
Mr. John Mcdonald Schoolmaster Errogie
Mr Murdoch Ross, Schoolmaster Bochruben |
030 ; 041 ; 042 |
This is a small mountain river which rises in the hilly part of Dunmaglass, County of Nairn (Detd.) [Detached] and runs nearly due north for the first four miles of its course when it turns abruptly westward and for about 3 miles continues that course until it enters Loch Ness at Inverfarigaig. |
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CÀRN AN DUBH-GHLAIC |
Allt an Dubh-ghlaic
Allt an Dubh-ghlaic
Allt an Dubh-ghlaic |
Mr. D. White, Schoolmaster, Culaird
Mr. A. Fraser, Whitefield
Mr. James Forbes, Balchuirn |
030 ; 042 |
This name signifies "Cairn of the Black Hollow" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately east of An Dubh-ghlac. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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BEINN A' CHAIT |
Beinn a' Chait
Beinn a' Chait
Beinn a' Chait |
Mr. D. White
Mr. James Forbes
Mr. A. Forbes, Balchraggan |
030 ; 042 |
This name signifies "Cats Hill" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated about ½ a mile north of Balnagarline. Property of Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler of Aldourie, |
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AN DUBH-GHLAC |
An Dubh-ghlac |
Mr. D. White |
030 |
This name applies to a hollow situated between Beinn a' Chair and Càrn an Dubh-ghlaic. It is the property of Col. [Colonel] F. Tytler of Aldourie. Name signifies "Black Hollow". |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Dores
River Farigaig [note] on sheet 42
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CREAG BHREAC |
Creag Bhreac |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. William Fraser Baillie |
030 |
A considerable rocky eminence situated about ¼ mile west of Loch Dùn na Seilcheig the property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler, Name Signifies "Speckled Rock". |
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TÒRR AN DAIMH |
Tòrr an Daimh |
Mr. D Whyte
Mr. William Fraser
Mr. Masson Kindrummond |
030 |
This name signifies "Ox Knowe" and is applied to an eminence situated about ¼ of a mile north of Baillie, Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor |
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AN CÒS |
An Còs |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. William Fraser
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This names signifies "The hollow or Crevice" and is applied to rocky hollow situated between Creag Bhreac amd Creag Bad an Eich, Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor. |
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AN DOIRE |
An Doire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name signifies "The Grove" and is applied to a slight eminence situated immediately west of Tom Bailgean. The property of Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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ALLT NA CRÌCHE |
Allt na Crìche |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name is applied to a mountain stream which collects a short distance west of Creag Bad an Eich and flows in a northerly direction to within 5 chains of Easter Erchite, it then suddenly turns to the South west to Wester Erchite and then north West until it joins Loch Ness Name signifies "The Boundary Burn |
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ALLT EAS A' CHAIT |
Allt Eas a' Chait |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. A. Fraser, Farmer Achnabat
Mr. D. Cameron, Bochruben |
030 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Cat's Waterfall" and is applied to a smsll stream which collects between An Doire and Tom Bailgean and flows in a north westerly direction by Wester Erchite until it joins Loch Ness |
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ALLT AN RUIGHE BHUIDHE |
Allt an Ruighe Bhuidhe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A, Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Yellow Shieling" and is applied to a mountain stream which is formed by the junction of another small stream with Allt na Doire it then flows in a north westerly direction until it joins Loch Ness about 8 chains south of the junction of Allt Eas a’ Chait with the aforesaid Loch. |
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EAS A' CHAIT |
Eas a' Chait |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name is applied to a waterfall about 15 ft. [feet] in height situated in the burn called Allt Eas A' Chait about 15 Chains South east of Wester Erchite, Name Signifies "Cats Waterfall" |
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ALLT NA DOIRE |
Allt an Doire
Allt an Doire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Grove" and is applied to a small stream which collects between AnDoire and Meall na h-Uaighe and flows in a north westerly direction until it joins with another small stream in forming the stream Called Allt an Ruigh Bhuide |
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EASTER ERCHITE |
Easter Erchite
Easter Erchite
Easter Erchite |
Mr Tulloch Tenant
Mr John Fraser, Wester Erchite
Mr J. C. Stewart. |
030 |
This name applies to a farm house, several cottar houses, and extensive farm offices; the former are all thatched, and the latter are partly thatched and partly slated; the whole are in fair repair Col [Colonel] Tytler, Aldourie, proprietor Castle by Inverness. |
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CAIRNS [West Town] |
Cairns |
Mr Tulloch Tenant
Mr John Fraser, Wester Erchite
Mr J. C. Stewart. |
030 |
These are several cairns of stones, which mark the graves of those who fought and were slain in a battle which is said to have taken place here, but no information could be obtained about who the contending parties were, or when the battle took place the cairns are situated on a low ridge a short distance to the N.W. [North West] of West Town. |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 30 -- Ph [Parish] of Dores |
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WEST TOWN |
West Town
West Town
West Town |
Rent Receipt
Alexander McIntosh Tenant
Mr J. C. Stewart Ph [Parish] School Dores |
030 |
A farm house, one storey high, with barn byre and stabling attached, all of which are thatched and in very good condition McIntosh of McIntosh, proprietor Moy Hall Co [County] Inverness. |
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WESTER ERCHITE |
Wester Erchite
Wester Erchite
Wester Erchite |
John Fraser, Tenant
Mr Tulloch Easter Erchite
Mr, J. C. Stewart, |
030 |
This name is given to a farm house, a cottar house, and farm steading, all of which are one storey high, the former being thatched, and the latter slated, Col [Colonel] Tytler, Aldourie Castle proprietor by Inverness |
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DRUMASHIE WOOD |
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030 |
For Authorities and Description see Name Book of 1/2500 book of Dores Parish |
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AN LEACANN |
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030 |
For Authorities and Description see Name Book of 6 inch sheet 29 |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 30 -- Parish of Dores
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. MacKintosh Eastertown
Mr. Angus Mackintosh Balnaclach |
030 |
This name is applied to a conspicuous Craig Situated about 20 Chains West of Cas Liath, the property of C. Stewart esq of Brin, Name signifies "Black Craig" |
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CAS LIATH |
Cas Liath |
Mr. D White
Mr. Alexander Mackintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
030 |
This name signifies "The Grey Steep" and is applied to a very Precipitous rocky eminence, Situated immediately South of Cas Garbh, C. Stewart esq. proprietor. |
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DUBH-LOCHAN |
Dubh-lochan |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. MacKintosh
Mr. A. MacKintosh |
030 |
This name Signifies "Little Black loch" and is applied to a small loch Situated immediately east of Cas Liath, C Stewart esq. of Brin, proprietor |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
[note at foot of page] Town address. C. Stewart Procurator Fiscal. Castle. Inverness |
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CREAG BAD AN EICH |
Creag Bad an Eich |
Mr. D Whyte
Mr. William Fraser
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This name signifies "Craig of the Horses Tuft" and is applied to a conspicuous rock situated on the South side of An Còs Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor |
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LOCH NAN GEADAS |
Loch nan Geadas
Loch a' Gheadais |
Mr. D Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. William Fraser |
030 |
A small loch situated immediately to the west of, and connected by a small stream with Loch Dùn na Seilcheig Name signifies "Loch of the Pikes". |
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LOCH DÙN NA SEILCHEIG |
Loch Dùn na Seilcheig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. William Fraser
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. Masson |
030 |
This name signifies "Loch of the Snail's Hill" and is applied to a Considerable fresh water Loch situated about 2 miles South east of the Village of Dores the centre of which is the boundary between the Parishes of Dores and Daviot & Dunlichity. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Dores
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CÀRN MÒR |
Càrn Mòr |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. William MacKintosh Eastertown
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
030 |
A considerable eminence Situated immediately South of Creag Dhubh. C. Stewart esq. proprietor Name signifies "Big Cairn" |
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PREAS DUBH |
Preas Dubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. William MacKintosh
Mr. A. MacKintosh |
030 |
This name signifies "Black Bush" and is applied to a wooded peninsula situated on the northern side of Loch Dùn na Seilcheig. The MacKintosh, proprietor |
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CÀRN NA LEITREACH |
Càrn na Leitreach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. H. Shaw Dores
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name applies to a rocky eminence situated about ¼ of a mile east of Creag a' Ghuibhais, Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor, Name signifies, "Cairn of the side of the hill |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Dores & Daviot and Dunlichity
Càrn Mòr [note] In the Ph [Parish] of Daviot and Dunlichty
Preas Dubh [note] In the Ph [Parish] of Dores
Càrn na Leitreach [note] In the Ph [Parish] of Dores |
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CREAG A' GHIUBHAIS |
Creag a' Ghuibhais |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. Alexander Fraser Whitefield |
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This name signifies "Craig of the Fir" and is applied to a Conspicuous rocky eminence Situated about ¾ of mile north east of Whitefield, Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor, Aldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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CÀRN RUIGH AN T-SEILICH |
Càrn Ruigh an t-Seilich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This name is applied to a Conspicuous rocky eminence situated immediately east of Whitefield, Col. [Colonel] Tytler; proprietor, Name signifies "Cairn of the Willow Shieling" |
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BEINN A' BHATHAICH |
Beinn a' Bhathaich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This name signifies "Hill of the Byre", and is applied to a Conspicuous rocky eminence, situated immediately north east of Beul a' Chasain, Col [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor. |
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FÉITH GHLAS |
Féith Ghlas |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
A small mountain stream which collects in Beul a' Chasain and flows in a north easterly direction until it joins Loch Ceò-glas, Name Signifies "Grey Stream" |
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BEUL A' CHASAIN |
Beul a' Chasain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This name signifies "Mouth or opening of the Road or path." and is applied to a rocky gorge situated immediately South of Beinne a' Bhathaich, Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor |
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CÀRN AN FHEADAIN |
Càrn an Fheadain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. A. Fraser |
030 |
This name signifies "Whistling Cairn or Hill of the Spout" and is applied to a considerable eminence situated about ½ mile west of Bochruben Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor Aldourie Castle by InverneSS |
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COIR' AN FHRAOICH |
Coir' an Fhraoich
Coire an Fhraoich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Cameron
Mr. J Fordes Balchuirn |
030 |
This name signifies the "Heather Corry" and is applied to a hollow on the north east side of Càrn an Fheadain and about 30 Chains west of Bochruben, Col. [Colonel] Tytler proprietor. |
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RUDHA RUADH |
Rudha Ruadh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Forbes
Mr. H. Shaw |
030 |
This name is applied to a shingly point of promontory situated on the east side of Loch Ness and about two miles north of the junction of the River Farigaig with the aforsaid Loch, it is used as a Fishing Station, there being a wooden shed erected near it for the Convenience of the fishers, Col [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor, Aldourie Castle by InverneSS |
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ERCHITE HILL |
Erchite Hill |
Mr D. Whyte
Mr D. Cameron
Mr A. Fraser |
030 |
This name applies to a Considerable eminence situated between Meall na h-Uaighe and Càrn na Leitreach. The property of Col [Colonel] Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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TOM MÒR |
Tom Mòr |
Mr D. Whyte
Mr J. McTavish Keeper Errogie |
030 |
This name signifies, "Big hillock" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated between Tom a' Chrochaidh and Creag na h-Iolaire. Captain Fraser, proprietor. Balnain by InverneSS. |
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CREAG NA H-IOLAIRE |
Creag na h-Iolaire |
Mr D. Whyte
Mr J. McTavish |
030 |
This name signifies "The Eagle's Craig" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately South of Creag nan Clag, Captain Fraser of Balnain, proprietor by Inverness |
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TÒRR A' BHEALAIDH |
Tòrr na Bealaidh
Tòrr a' Bealaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
030 |
This name signifies "The Broom Knowe" and is applied to a small rocKy eminence situated on the north west side of Loch Ruthven. The property of Captain Fraser of Balnain. |
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TOM BUIDHE |
Tom Buidhe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
030 |
This name signifies "Yellow hillock" and is applied to a small rocKy eminence situated on the South western shore of Loch Ruthven and about ¼ of a mile north of the Farm steading of Ruthven The property of Captain J. Fraser of Balnain by Inverness |
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CHURCH (Chapel of Ease, Disused) [Torness] |
Church (Chapel of East Disused)
Church (Chapel of East Disused)
Church (Chapel of East Disused) |
Mr McBean, Torness
Mr Ross. Schoolhouse
Mr J. C. Stewart, Dores |
030 |
This is an oblong building which was erected to accommodate this part of the parish [----] in worship was only occassionaly held It was built before the disruption, and has not been unsed since, for religious purposes, It is slated, and parly in ruin |
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DUNCHEA |
Dunchea
Dunchea
Dunchea |
Hugh Fraser, Tenant
Mr Rose, Abersky
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
030 |
This name is applied to two dwelling houses, one story high, thatched and in fair repair, and also to a granary and shed, which belong to Abersky, which are slated and in good condition. Captain Fraser, proprietor Balnain by Inverness |
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ERCHITE WOOD |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr Murdoch Ross. Master
Mr Ross, Bochruben
Mr J.C. Stewart, Parish Shool Dores |
030 |
This is a small school, with dwelling house attached, one story high, thatched, and in middling state of repair It is supported by school feeS and by the society for the propagation christian Knowledge and attached to the established church, The usual rudimentary brances, [branches] only,are taught Aberage attendance for last year, 35. It is on Captain Fraser's property |
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TORNESS |
Torness
Torness
Torness |
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster
Mr J.C. Stewart, Dores
Mr Simon McBean, Tenant |
030 |
This name is given to a corn mill and several dwelling houses all of which are one story high with outhouses attached The mill alone is slated, all the dwelling houses being thatched They are the property of Captn [Captain] Fraser Balnain |
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RUTHVEN |
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven |
Rent Reciept
Mr William McKenzie, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
030 |
This a large, and recently built farm house, two stories high, with extensive offices attached, all being slated in thorough repair, Lord Lovat, proprietor Beaufort Castle. Beauly, Inverness-shire |
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EASTER RUTHVEN |
Easter Ruthven
Easter Ruthven
Easter Ruthven |
Donald Cameron, Tenant
Mr McKenzie, Ruthven
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
030 |
This is a small farm house one storey high, having out buildings attached, all bing thatched, and only in middling repair Lord Lovat proprietor |
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LOCH RUTHVEN |
Loch Ruthven
Loch Ruthven
Loch Ruthven |
Mr McKenzie Ruthven
Mr Ross Schoolmaster
Mr J. C. Stewart Schoolmaster |
030 |
This is a large Loch which lies between Strath Errick, and Strath Nairn, the water of which runs into the river Farigaig It is about two miles in length and about ½ a mile broad at its western end, but very narrow at the opposite one It is celebrated for its fish, which are numerous and large. |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 30 -- Ph [Parish] of Dores
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DALCROMBIE |
Dalcrombie
Dalcrombie
Dalcrombie |
Mr Fraser, Tenat, [Tenant] Achnabat.
Mr Ross. Schoolmaster
Mr J. C. Stewart Schoolmaster |
030 |
[Situation] In the parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
This is a large house, two Stories high, which was built for a shooting lodge, but is now occupied only, by a game Keeper and shepherd, It is slated, and kept in thorough repair Col [Colonel] Tytler Aldourie Castle by Inverness, proprietor |
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ACHNABAT |
Achnabat
Achnabat
Achnabat |
Mr Fraser, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster
Mr. J. C. Stewart Schoolmaster |
030 |
This a farm house one storey high with offices attached, slated and in good repair Col [Colonel] Tytler, Aldourie, proprietor |
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BAILLIE |
Baillie
Baillie
Baillie |
William Fraser, Tenant
Mr Alexander Fraser, Achnabat
Mr. J. C. Stewart Schoolmaster Dores |
030 |
This is a crofters house one storey high, with out buildings attached; the whole thatched and only in very middling repair Col [Colonel] Tytler Aldourie, proprietor |
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Parishes of Dores & Daviot and Dunlichity
In the parish of Daviot and Dunlichity [Comment underneath Situation field of Dalcrombie entry] |
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LOCH CEÓ-GLAS |
Loch Ceò-glas
Loch Ceò-ghlas |
Mr D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
030 |
This name signifies "Loch of the Grey Mist" and is applied to a long and narrow sheet of water situated about ½ a mile south west of Loch Dùn na Seilcheig Col [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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CREAG NAN CLAG |
Creag nan Clag |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish Errogie |
030 |
This name is applied to a considerable eminence very rocky on its eastern face and situated a short distance east of Loch Ceò-ghlas, Name signifies, Hill of the Bells |
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TOM A' CHROCHAIDH |
Tom a' Chrochaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish Errogie |
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This name is applied to a Conical shaped eminence situated immediately west of Tom Mòr, and on which it is supposed that in former times the Lairds of Stratherrick hung Criminals,hence its name "Hanging hillock" Captain Fraser of Balnain by Inverness, Proprietor |
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TOM BAILGEANN |
Tom Bailgeann |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. William Fraser
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
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This name signifies "Spotted hillock" and is applied to a Conspicuous rocky eminence, situated immediately north of Loch Ceò-ghlas, Col. [Colonel] Tytler proprietor, Aldourie Castle, by Inverness. |
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AN DOIRLINN |
An Doirlinn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser |
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This name Signifies, "The Peninsula' and is applied to a piece of land which projects into the Southern end of Loch Dùn na Seilcheig Col. [Colonel] Tytler, proprietor, |
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MEALL NA H-UAIGHE |
Meall na h-Uaighe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Fraser
Mr. D. Cameron |
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This name is applied to a slight eminence situated between Tom Bailgeann and Erchite Hill, Col. [Colonel] Tytler proprietor Name signifies "Hill of the Grave." |
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EUDINUAGAIN |
Eudinuagain
Eudinuagain
Eudinuagain |
Mr Stoddart, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster
Mr Rose, Abersky |
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This names is applied to several cottar houses, one storey high, thatched and in fair condition J, Fraser Esqr, Balnain, proprietor by Inverness, |
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TOMBRECK |
Tombreck
Tombreck
Tombreck |
John Fraser, Tenant
Mr Rose, Abersky
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
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This is a shepherd's dwelling house, one storey high, thatched, and in fair order, It is on the farm of Abersky and the estate of Captain Fraser |
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ABERSKY |
AbersKy
AbersKy
AbersKy |
Mr Rose, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster
Mr J. C. Stewart Schoolmaster |
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This is a large farm house two stories high, with gardens and ornamental ground attached, and having suitable offices near; the former is slated and the latter are partly slated and partly thatched, All the houses are in good repair Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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Parish of Dores |
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BOCHRUBEN |
Bochruben
Bochruben
Bochruben |
Rent Receipt
Mr Ross, Tenant
Mr. M. Ross, Schoolmaster Bochruben |
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This is a large farm house two stories high, having numerous offices attached; the whole of which are slated and, in excellent repair Captain John Fraser, Balnain by Inverness Proprietor |
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WHITEFIELD |
Whitefield
Whitefield
Whitefield |
Hugh Fraser, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster, Bochruben
Mr J. C Stewart, Schoolmaster Dores, |
030 |
This is a small farm house one storey high, having office buildings attached; the whole are thatched, and in good condition, Col [Colonel] Tytler Aldourie Castle by Inverness proprietor |
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TOMINTOUL |
Tomintoul
Tomintoul
Tomintoul |
Mr Rose. Abersky
Mr Ross. Schoolmaster
Mr. J. C. Stewart, Dores |
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This is a shepherd's house one storey high, thatched and in fair condition Captain Fraser, proprietor Balnain by Inverness. |
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CÀRN AN ACHAIDH |
Càrn an Achaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Macintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
031 |
This name signifies, "Cairn of the Field" and is applied to an eminence situated immediately west of Creag Dhubh, the property of C. Stewart esq of Brin. Town address, C. Stewart Esqr. Procurator Fiscal, Castle, Inverness. |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Macintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
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This name is applied to a considerable rocky eminence situated immediately east of Càrn an Achaidh and on the western side of Strath Nairn the property of Charles Stewart esq of Brin, Name signifies "Black Craig". |
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SPÙTAN DUBH |
Spùtan Dubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Black Cascade" and is applied to a small stream which collects between Creag Dhubh and Càrn an Achaidh and flows in a north easterly direction until it joins the River Nairn. |
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CÀRN AN FHREACADAIN |
Càrn an Fhreacadain |
Mr. D Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
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This name signifies "Watch or Look out Cairn" and is applies to an eminence situated immediately east of Coire na Laraiche C. Stewart esq, proprietor. |
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CREAG BHUIDHE |
Creag Bhuidhe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
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This name is appled to a rocky eminence situated immediately north of Spùtan Dubh and on the west side of Strath Nairn, C. Stewart esq. proprietor, Name signifies "Yellow Craig. |
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STAC NA CATHAIG |
Stac na Cathaig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "The Jack Daw's RocK" and is applied to a conspicuous and rocky eminence situated immediately west of Creag a' Choin C. Stewart, esq of Brin, Proprietor Town address C. Stewart Esq Procurator Fiscal, Castle, Inverness |
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CREAG A' CHOIN |
Creag a' Choin |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. A. Mackintosh |
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This name signifies, "Dog's Craig" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately east of Stac na Cathaig C. Stewart esq. proprietor, |
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CREAG A' CHAIT |
Creag a' Chait |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus Mackintosh |
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This name is applied to a rocky eminence, situated immediately north of Creag Bhuidhe, C. Stewart esq. proprietor, Name signifies "Cats Craig". |
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ALLT CREAGACH |
Allt Creagach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies" Rocky Burn", and is applied to a stream which is formed by the junction of two small streams which Collect, respectively, East and west of Creag a' Choin, it then flows in a northerly direction until it joins Allt Eada dà Lochan. |
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COIRE NA LÀRAICHE |
Coire na Làraich
Coire na Làraiche |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Hollow of the Ruin" and is applied to a Considerable hollow situated immediately South of Loch a' Chlachain and through which the Burn called Allt Creagach flows. The property of C. Stewart esq of Brin by Inverness |
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GLAC RÒPACH |
Glac Ròpach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. MacKintosh
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "The Entangled Hollow" and is applied to a rocKy hollow between Badan Gorm and Stac an Fithich, C. Stewart esq, proprietor Brin by Inverness. |
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ALLT NA GLAIC RÒPAICH |
Allt na Glaic Ròpaiche |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Mackintosh
Mr. Angus MacKintosh |
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This name signifies "Burn of the entangled hollow", and is applied to a small stream which collects in [blank] and flows through Glac Ròpaiche in a northerly direction until it joins Loch Dùn na Seilcheig immediately to the west of Stac an Fithich. |
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Ropoich [note] do not add e to the adj fem [adjective feminine] of two or more syllables |
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BALNACLACH |
Balnaclach
Balnaclach
Balnaclach |
Rent Receipt
Angus McIntosh, Tenant
Alexander Noble Game-keeper |
031 |
This is a small farm house one story high, with offices attached; the whole thatched and in fair condition Charles Stewart Esqr of Brin proprietor by Inverness. |
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BADAN GORM |
Badan Gorm |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Angus Mackintosh
Mr. A. Mackintosh |
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This name signifies "Green Tuft" and is applied to a rocKy eminence situated between Glac Ròpach and Cas Garbh C. Stewart esq proprietor |
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CAS GARBH |
Cas Garbh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Angus Mackintosh
Mr. A. Mackintosh |
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This name is applied to a steep and rocky eminence situated immediately west of Badan Gorm and on the South Side of Loch Dùn na Seilchaig C. Stewart esq, proprietor Name signifies "Rough Steep |
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ALLT A' CHLACHAIN |
Allt a' Chlachain |
Mr D Whyte
Schoolmaster
Culaird
Mr A MacKintosh
Eastertown
Mr Angus MacKintosh
[Balnaibach?] |
031 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Churchyard" and is applied to a considerable stream, which flows from Loch a' Ghlachain in a north easterly direction until it joins The River Nairn. |
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CREAG LIATH |
Creag Liath |
Mr D Whyte
Mr Alexander MacKintosh
Mr Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately West of Loch a' Chlachain the property of the MacKintosh, name signifies "Grey Craig" |
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STAC DEARG |
Stac Dearg |
Mr D Whyte
Mr A MacKintosh
Mr Angus MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Red Rock" and is applied to a rocky [eminence?] situated immediately West of Creag Liath and North of Allt Eada dà Lochan, the property of the Mackintosh. |
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LOCH A' CHLACHAIN |
Loch a' Chlachain |
Mr D Whyte
Mr A MacKintosh
Mr A MacKintosh |
031 |
A considerable mountain loch situated about 30 [chains?] east of Loch Dùn na Seilcheig " name signifies, Loch of the Churchyard" |
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ALLT EADAR DHA LOCHAN |
Allt Eada da Lochan |
Mr D Whyte
Mr MacKintosh
Mr MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Burn of, or between the two Lochs" and is applied to a small stream which flows from Loch Dùn na Seilcheig in an easterly direction until it joins Loch a' Chlachain. |
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STAC AN FHITHICH |
Stac an Fhithich |
Mr D Whyte
Mr MacKintosh
Mr MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Rock of the Raven" and is applied to a conspicuous [rocky?] eminence situated at the South east and of Loch Dún na Seilcheig, Charles Stewart esq. of [?] proprietor. |
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ALLT A' CHREAGAIN |
Allt a' Chreagain |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. D. Mackintosh Gaeck Mr. John Smith Lynroich |
031 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Little Rocky Hill" and is applied to a small stream which collects between Creag an Dubhair and Creag nan Gobhar, and flows in a westerly direction until it joins the River Fernick a short distance north of Craggan. |
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CREAG AN DUBHAIR |
Creag an Dubhair |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Smith
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. McGillivray Farr. |
031 |
A small rocky eminence situated immediately South of Creag nan Gobhar'' Name signifies "The Little Blackish Rock" The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr. |
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LYNROICH |
Lynroich
Lynroich
Lynnich |
Mr D McGillivray Epis [Episcopal] Schoolmaster East Croachy.
Mr. D Fraser Craggan
Rev. [Reverend] A Macgillivray Epis [Episcopal] Minister Strathnairn |
031 |
A moderate sized farm House with suitable offices attached The whole are one story in height thatched and in indifferent repair, Property of Captain McIntosh of Farr by Inverness |
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CULCAIRN |
Culcairn
Culkairn
Culkairn |
Rev. [Reverend] A Macgillivray
Mr D McGillivray
Mr. D Fraser Craggan |
031 |
A small Farm House one story thatched and in very bad repair, Property of Capt [Captain] McIntosh of Farr |
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CRAGGAN |
Craggan |
Rev. [Reverend] A Macgillivray
Mr D McGillivray
Mr. D Fraser Craggan |
031 |
A Croft house one story in height, thatched and in ordinary repair Property of Captain McIntosh of Farr |
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GAECK |
Gaeck |
Rev. [Reverend] A Macgillivray
Mr D McGillivray
Mr. D Fraser Craggan |
031 |
A small Cottage one story thatched and in ordinary repair Property of Captn [Captain] McIntosh of Farr. |
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ALLT GOGACH |
Allt Gogach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name applies to a small stream which collects about 50, chains south of the farm house of Lynroich and flows in a north westerly direction until it joins the stream called Allt Beag about 10 chains west of the above mentioned house " Name signifies "Wavering Burn." |
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CARN LOCH NA LEITIRE |
Càrn Loch na Leitir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
A Rocky ridge situated immediately west of Culcairn and East of Allt Dubhach, Name signifies "Cairn facing the Loch. The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr |
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ALLT AN LOIN UAIGNEITH |
Allt an Lòin Uaigneich |
Mr. D. Whyte Scholmaster Cullaird
Mr. D. Mackintosh Gaeck
Mr. John Smith Shepherd Lynroich |
031 |
This name signifies; "Burn of the Secret or Lonesome Morass or Flat", and is applied to a small mountain stream collecting between Creag Chro' and Meall na Fuar-ghlaic, and flowing in a westerly direction until it joins the River Fernack |
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CREAG CHRO' |
Creag Chrò |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
A small rocky hill situated immediately South of Meall na Fuar-Ghlaic, The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr " Name signifies "Narrow Craig" |
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CAOCHAN NAM BREAC |
Caochan nam Breac |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies, "Streamlet of the Trout", and is applied to a small stream collecting between Càrn Dearg and Càrn na Squabaig and flowing in a northerly direction until it joins Uisge Dubh |
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CNOC NA SAOBHAIDHE |
Cnoc na Saobhaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
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This name applies to a small hillock situated about 20 chains south of Uisge Dubh and about the same distance east of Caochan nam Breac, the joint property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr and S. Smithson esq of Culduthel Name signifies "Hillock of the Foxe's Den". |
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ALLT UISGE GEAMHRAIDH |
Allt Uisge Geamhraidh |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
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This stream collects immediately south of Beinn Dhubh and flows in a south westerly direction until it joins Uisge Dubh. Name signifies "Burn of the Winter Water" |
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CARN RUITHE REIDHE |
Càrn Ruithe Réidhe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
A ridge like eminence situated immediately north of Uisge Dubh and east of Allt Uisge Geamhraidh; The property of Captn [Captain] Mackintosh of Farr Name signifies "Cairn of the Straight Flow", |
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CARN DEARG |
Càrn Dearg |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Red Cairn" and is applied to an eminence situated immediately South of Uisge Dubh and west of Caochan nam Breac, The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr. |
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CAOCHAN BUIDHEACH |
Caochan Buidheach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "The Yellowish Streamlet", and is applied to a smal mountain stream collecting about 40 chains west of Càrn Dubh and flowing in a northerly direction until it joins Uisge Dubh. |
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CÀRN NA SGUABAIG |
Càrn na Squabaig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name applies to a slight eminence covered with heathy pasture and forming one of the points of Bay between the parishes of Daviot & Dunlichity and Moy and Dalarossie, The joint property of Captn [Captain] MacKintosh, Farr, A. MacKintosh esq, Cullachie & S. Smithson esq: Name Signifies "Cairn of the smart breeze". |
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UISGE DUBH |
Uisge Dubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
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This name signifies "Black Water", and is applied to a considerable mountain stream, having its source north of Càrn Odhar and flowing in a westerly direction until it joins with Allt Beag in forming The River Fernick. |
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CAOCHAN DUBH |
Caochan Dubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
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A small mountain stream collecting about 50 chains from its junction with Uisge Dubh and flowing in a south westerly direction from its source to junction; Name signifies "Black Streamlet" |
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COIRE RUITHE |
Coire Ruithe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies, "Corry of the Run or Flow," and is applied to a hollow on the east face of Creag Dhubh |
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ALLT COIRE RUITHE |
Allt Coire Ruithe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
A small mountain stream collecting in Coire Ruithe and flowing in a north easterly direction until it joins Allt Glac an Eich about 10 chains from that burns junction with Allt Beag, Name signifies "Burn of the Run or Flow". |
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GLAC AN ETCH |
Glac an Eich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Hollow of the Horse" and is applied to a hollow on the north face of Càrn Glac an Eich. |
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ALLT GLAC AN ETCH |
Allt Glac an Eich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
A small mountain stream Collecting in Glac an Eich and flowing in a northerly direction until it joins Allt Beag, Name signifies "Burn of the Hollow of the Horse".
[Situation] In the parish of Daviot and Dunlichity. |
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CARN GLAC AN ETCH |
Càrn Glac an Eich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
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This name signifies "Cairn of the Hollow of the Horses", and is applied to a considerable eminence, situated about 70 chains South east of Creag Dhubh, and the property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr.
[Situation] On the boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Moy and Dalarossie. |
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COIRE FEITH NAN DEANN |
Coire Féith nan Deann |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith
Mr. McGillivray |
031 |
This name signifies "Corry of the Running Deer", and is applied to a hollow on the north west face of Càrn na Farr' Bheinne. [Situation] In the parish of Daviot and Dunlichity |
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ALLT DUBHACH |
Allt Dubhach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. D. Mackintosh
Mr. John Smith |
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This name signifies, "Blackish Burn", and is applied to a small mountain stream, which Collects in Glac a' Chatha and flows in a northerly direction until it joins the River Fernick near Farr House. |
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GLAC A' CHATHA |
Glac a' Chatha |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name applies to a rocky gorge on the north east face of Creag Dhubh, and in which collects the stream called Allt Dubhach Name signifies "Hollow of the Fight", The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr. |
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UASAL FEITH NA H-EARRAINN |
Uasal Féith na h-Earrainn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Gentle plain of the Division or Section." and is applied to an undulating piece of Heath covered land situated immediately north east of Creag Dhubh, the property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr, by Inverness. |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
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This name applies to a rocky ridge situated immediately South west of Uasal Féith na h-Errainn, the property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr, Name signifies "Black Craig." |
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CARN FEITH NAN DEANN |
Càrn Féithe nan Deann |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith
Mr. McGillivray |
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A small rocky eminence situated between Allt Coire Féith nan Deann and Allt Glac an Eich, the property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr Name signifies "Cairn of the Running Deer." |
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CNOC AN T-SITHEIN |
Cnoc an t-Sithein |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
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A small Conical heath Covered eminence situated immediately west of the junction of Allt Coire Féith nan Deann with Allt Beag Name signifies "Fairy Hillock". The property of Captain Mackintosh of Farr. |
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CARN NA FARR' BHEINNE |
Carn na Farr' Bheinne |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Cairn of the desolate mountain" and is applied to a ridge like eminence, situated about 1/2 a mile to the east of Carn Glac an Eich. The property of Captain MacKintosh of Farr. |
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ALLT COIRE FEITH NAN DEANN |
Allt Corie Feith nan Deann |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith
M M Gillivray Farr |
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This name signifies "Burn of the corry of the running deer", and is applied to a small stream which collects in Coire Feith nan Deann and flows in a north easterly direction until it joins Allt Beag a short distance east of Cnoc an t- Sithein. |
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ALLT BEAG |
Allt Beag |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith
Mr D Mackintosh |
031 |
This stream is formed by a number of small streams collecting near the watershed at Carn na Farr' Bheinne and flowing in a north westerly direction until it joins with Uisge Dubh in forming the River Fernick, name signifies "Little Burn". |
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BEINN BHREAC |
Beinn Bhreac |
Mr D. Whyte, Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr John Smith, Shepherd Lynroich
Mr D MacKintosh |
031 |
This name signifies "Speckled Hill", and is applied to a considerable eminence situated to the south west of Carn na Sguabaig, the property of Captain MacKintosh of Farr by Inverness. |
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CAOCHAN BREAC |
Caochan Breac |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith |
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A small mountain stream collecting immediately south of Carn na Sguabaig and flowing in a southerly direction until it forms Caochan na Moine Guirme. Name signifies "speckled streamlet". |
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Carn Odhar |
Carn Odhar |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Dun hill" and is applied to a slight eminence situated between Caochan Breac and Caochan Odhar, the property of A. MacKintosh esq. of Cullachie. |
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LOCH A' CHUIRN EITIDH |
Loch a' Chuirn Eitidh
Loch a' Chairn Eitidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. John Smith |
031 |
This name signifies "Loch of the Stormy Cairn" and is applied to a small mountain Loch situated about 30 chains north of Càrn Eitidh. The property of A. Mackintosh esq. of Cullachie. |
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CREAG NAN GOBHAR |
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ALLT NA LAIRIGE |
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BEINN DUBH |
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ALLT NA FUAR-GHLAIC |
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BEINN NAN CAILLEACH |
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COACHAN NA MOINE GUIRME |
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CAOCHAN ODHAR |
Coachan Odhar |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith |
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This name signifies 'The Dun Streamlet' and is applied to a small mountain stream which collects immediately to the east of Carn Odhan and flows in a southerly direction until it forms Kyllachie Burn. |
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CARN EITIDH |
Carn Eitidh |
Mr D Whyte
Mr John Smith |
031 ; 032 ; 043 ; 044 |
This name signifies 'The dismal or stormy cairn', and is applied to a small eminence situated immediately north of Kyllachie Burn and about 30 chains south of Loch a Chuirn. Eitidh. The property of A. Mackintosh esq. of Cullachie. |
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STRATHERRICK |
Stratherrick |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McIntyre, Boleskine
Rev. [Reverend] J. McNaughton, Dores
Mr Cameron, Postmaster, Gorthlick
Mr J. Campbell, Dalchapple |
030 ; 041 ; 042 ; 054 ; 055 ; 068 ; 069 |
This name does not apply to a Strath but to an extensive district deriving its name from the River Farigaig which runs through its northern limit. It consists of cultivated and moorland interspersed with some rocky hills. It extends to the south west as far as Knockie and Ardochy, and to the south east as far as Achnabat, and is bounded on the north west by Glen Albyn, and on the south east by the Monadhliath Mountains; it embraces parts of the several parishes of Dores, Dores (Detached) Boleskine and Abertarff (Detd. [Detached]) and Daviot and Dunlichity; and it is the property of the following gentlemen. Viz. Lord Lovat, Beaufort Castle; Fountain Walker, Muirtown; Captain Fraser of Balnain; and Colonel Fraser Tytler of Auldourie. |
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GLEN ALBYN |
Glen Albyn |
Rev. J. McLean, F. Ch. Manse Errogie
Rev. Mr McIntyre Manse, Boleskine
Mr D. Stewart, Schoolmaster Boleskin
Mr A. McPherson, Glendoebeg
Mr. H McDonald, Fort Augustus |
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Glen Albyn or the great Glen of Caledonia extends from the Moray Firth at Inverness to Loch Linnhe on the west coast; the Caledonian Canal passes through it, and in it there are several lochs the principal of which is Loch Ness. The scenery of this glen is very picturesque. |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD |
General Wade's Military Road |
Mr McDonnell, Road Contractor, White Bridge
Mr Mafson, Farmer, Kindrummond
Mr J. Fraser, Foyers
Mr A. McDonald, Fortaugustus
Mr J. Campbell, Dalchapple. |
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This road was made under the direction of General Wade during the military occupation of the country, for the easier transport of troops and provisions from one garrison to another. There are three roads branching from Fortaugustus, one leading to Fort George, by White Bridge, Foyers, Dores and Inverness and another in a southerly direction to Fort William; also one to the west coast opposite Skye by Loch Clunie at the head of Glen Moriston,these roads are now kept in repair by the county with the exception of the one from Fort Augustus to the West Coast. |
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LOCH NESS |
Loch Ness |
Rev. John McDonald, Fortaugustus
Rev. J McColl, Fortaugustus
Mr McLeod, Post Office Fortaugustus |
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This is the largest fresh water loch in Scotland being about 27 miles long and averaging nearly a mile in width, and extending from Fortaugustus to Loch end.
It is said to be nearly 200 fathoms deep in some parts, and very deep throughout and has never been known to have been frozen.
For its whole length this loch is used in connection with the Caledonian Canal, and it is navigable for vessels drawing a deep draught of water. |
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STRATH NAIRN |
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn |
Rev. [Reverend] A. McGillivray, Tomintoul
Mr D. McGillivray, Schoolmaster
Mr John Matheson, Schoolmaster, Farr
New Statistical Account |
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"The valley of Strath Nairn which forms more than nine-temths of the united parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity, is in figure, nearly though not quite, tri-angular, and extends from Wester Abercalder, at its south western extremity, in a north western direction widening considerably towards the middle; the chain of precipitous and rugged cliffs which constitute a wall on its north side separating it from the parish of Dores; there suddenly breaking off; thence rapidly inclining to the bridge of Daviot on the Highland road where the strath may be said to terminate in a very steep and narrow glen". Vide New Statistical Account.
Not more than one sixth of the strath is cultivated, the remainder being heather and plantations. The River Nairn runs through it, and it is in the hands of several proprietors. |
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ALLT AN RAOIN RUAIDH |
Allt an Raoin Ruaidh
Allt an Raoin Ruaidh
Allt an Raoin Ruaidh |
Rev. [Reverend] A. McGillivray, Tomintoul
Mr D. White, Schoolmaster, Culaird
Mr Smith, Shepherd, Mains of Flichity |
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This name is given to a small stream rising a short distance to the south west of Carn Dubh and runs northwestward until it enters the Flichity Burn about a mile and a half from Flichity House.
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ALLT BREAC |
Allt Breac
Allt Breac
Allt Breac |
Mr D. Whyte, Schoolmaster, Culaird
Mr Fraser, Dalcrombie
Mr McIntosh, Tullich |
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This is a small mountain stream nearly a mile in length which rises in the hills to the east of Loch a' Choire and falls into that Loch at its north eastern end. It means Trout Stream. |
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Allt Breac [note] on 25 Inch
Creag Mhòr [note] on 25 Inch
Creag nam Bà [note] Bò -- on 25 Inch -- Bò if cows be meant
[signed] A.B. Coddington
Lt R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
20th April 1871. |
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Dores, Daviot and Dunlichity, and Croy and Dalcross.
In 6 inch Sheets Numers 30 & 31
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INDEX To Six Inch Sheets Nos 30 & 31 Highland Work
Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch Sheet
Abersky-- 23 -- XXX
Achnabat -- 20 -- XXX
Allt a’ Chlachain -- 31 -- XXXI
Allt a’ Chreagain -- 33 -- XXXI
Allt an Lòin -- 36 -- XXXI
Allt an Raoin Ruaidh -- 53 -- XXXI
Allt an Ruighe Bhuidhe -- 5 -- XXX
Allt Beag -- 47 -- XXXI
Allt Breac -- 54 -- XXX
Allt Coire Féith Nan Deann -- 46 -- XXXI
Allt Coire Ruithe -- 41 - XXXI
Allt Creagach -- 28 -- XXXI
Allt Dubhach -- 43 -- XXXI
Allt Eada da Lochan -- 32 -- XXXI
Allt Eas a’ Chait -- 4 -- XXX
Allt Glac an Eich -- 42 -- XXXI
Allt Gogach -- 35 -- XXXI
Allt na Crìche -- 4 -- XXX
Allt na Doire -- 6 -- XXX
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic -- 49 -- XXXI
Allt Na Glaic Ròpaiche -- 29 -- XXXI
Allt na Lairige -- 49 -- XXXI
Allt Uisge Geamhraidh -- 38 -- XXXI
Aan Doire -- 4 -- XXX
An Doirlinn -- 22 -- XXX
An Dubh-ghlac -- 2 -- XXX
An Còs -- 3 -- XXX
An Leacann -- 8 -- XXX
Badan Gorm -- 30 -- XXXI
Balnaclach -- 30 -- XXXI
Baillie -- 20 -- XXX
Beinn a’ Bhathaich -- 12 -- XXX
Beinn A’ Chait -- 2 -- XXX
Beinn A’ Chasain -- 13 -- XXX
Beinn Bhreac -- 47 -- XXXI
Beinn Dubh -- 49 -- XXXI
Beinn nan Cailleach -- 49 -- XXXI
Bochruben -- 24 -- XXX
Cairns -- 7 -- XXX
Caochan Breac -- 48 -- XXXI
Caochan Buidheach -- 39 -- XXXI
Caochan Dubh -- 40 -- XXXI
Caochan nam Breac -- 37 -- XXXI
Caochan na Moine Guirme -- 49 -- XXXI
Caochan Odhar -- 50 -- XXXI
Càrn An Achaidh -- 25 -- XXXI
Càrn an Dubh-ghlaic -- 2 -- XXX
Càrn a' Fheadain -- 13 -- XXX
Càrn An Fhreacadain -- 26 -- XXXI
Càrn Dearg -- 38 -- XXXI
Càrn Eitidh -- 50 -- XXXI
Càrn Féith nan Deann -- 45 -- XXXI
Càrn Glac An Etch -- 42 -- XXXI
Càrn Loch na Leitire -- 35 -- XXXI
Càrn Mòr -- 11 -- XXX
Càrn Na Farr’ Bheinne -- 46 -- XXXI
Càrn na Leitreach -- 11 -- XXX
Càrn Na Sguabaig -- 39 -- XXXI
Càrn Odhar -- 48 -- XXXI
Càrn Ruithe Reidhe -- 38 -- XXXI
Càrn Ruigh An T-seilich -- 12 -- XXX
Cas Garbh -- 30 -- XXXI
Cas Liath -- 9 -- XXX
Church (Chapel Of Ease, Disused) -- 17 -- XXX
Cnoc An t-sithein -- 45 -- XXXI
Cnoc na Saobhaidh -- 37 -- XXXI
Coillemore -- 1 -- XXX
Coir' an Fhraoich -- 14 -- XXX
Coire Feith Nan Deann -- 42 -- XXXI
Coire na Làraiche -- 28 -- XXXI
Coire Ruithe -- 41 -- XXXI
Craggan -- 34 -- XXXI
Creag a’ Chait -- 27 -- XXXI
Creag a’ Choin -- 27 -- XXXI
Creag an Dubhair -- 33 -- XXXI
Creag a’ Ghiubhais -- 12 -- XXX
Creag Bad An Etch -- 10 -- XXX
Creag Bhreac -- 3 -- XXX
Creag Bhuidhe -- 26 -- XXXI
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Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch Sheet
Creag Dhubh -- 25 -- XXXI
Creag Dhubh -- 44 -- XXXI
Creag Dhubh -- 9 -- XXXI
Creag Liath -- 31 -- XXX
Creag Mhòr -- 54 -- XXXI
Creag na h-Isolair -- 15 -- XXX
Creag nam Ba' -- 54 -- XXXI
Creag Nan Clag -- 21 -- XXX
Creag nan Gobhar -- 49 -- XXXI
Culcairn -- 34 -- XXXI
Drumashie Wood -- 8 -- XXXI
Dalcrombie -- 20 -- XXX
Dubh-lochan -- 9 -- XXX
Dunchea -- 17 -- XXX
Eas a’ Chait -- 6 -- XXX
Easter Erchite -- 7 -- XXX
Easter Ruthven -- 19 -- XXX
Erchite Hill -- 15 -- XXX
Erchite Wood -- 17 -- XXX
Eudinuagain -- 23 -- XXX
Feith Ghlas -- 13 -- XXX
Gaeck -- 34 -- XXXI
General Wade’s Military Road -- 52 -- XXX
Glac a’ Chatha -- 43 -- XXX
Glac an Eich -- 41 -- XXX
Glac Ròpach -- 29 -- XXXI
Loch a' Chalchain -- 32 -- XXXI
Loch a' Chuirn Eitidh -- 49 -- XXXI
Loch Ceo-glas -- 21 -- XXX
Loch Dun Na Seilcheig -- 10 -- XXX
Loch nan Geadas -- 10 -- XXX
Loch Ness -- 52 -- XXX
Loch Ruthven -- 19 -- XXX
Lynroich -- 34 -- XXXI
Meal na Fuar-ghlaic -- 49 -- XXXI
Meall Na h-uaighe -- 22 -- XXX
Preas Dubh -- 11 -- XXX
River Farigaig -- 2 -- XXX
River Farnack -- 1 -- XXXI
Rudha Ruadh -- 14 -- XXX
Ruthven -- 19 -- XXX
School -- 18 -- XXX
Stac An Fhithich -- 32 -- XXXI
Stac Dearg -- 31 -- XXXI
Stac na Cathaig -- 27 -- XXXI
Stratherrick -- 51 -- XXXI
Strath Nairn -- 53 -- XXXI
Tom a' Chrochaidh -- 21 -- XXX
Tom Bailgean -- 22 -- XXX
Tombreck -- 23 -- XXX
Tom Buidhe -- 16 -- XXX
Tomintoul -- 24 -- XXX
Tom Mòr -- 15 -- XXX
Torr a’ Bhealaidh -- 16 -- XXX
Tòrr an Daimh -- 3 -- XXX
Torness -- 18 -- XXX
Uaigneith
Uasal Feith na h-Eurrainn -- 44 -- XXXI
Uisge Dubh -- 40 -- XXXI
Wester Erchite -- 8 -- XXX
West Town -- 8 -- XXX
Whitefield -- 24 -- XXX |
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