Inverness-shire Mainland volume 30

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/17/30/1A GLENELG [parish] Glenelg Philip's County Atlas of Scotland Fullarton's Gazatteer of Scotland Oliver and Boyd's Almanac various The Parish of Glenelg in the Presbytery of Lochcarron and Synod of Glenelg. Patron, Baillie of Kingussie. It is bounded on the North by the Parish of Glenshiel, Ross Shire; on the East by the Parishes of Kilmonivaig and Kilmallie; on the Southt by the Parish of Ardnamurchan; on the West by the Sound of Sleat. The Parish of Glenelg is situated in the County of Inverness and contains about [?????] statute acres. The Parish Church is situated near the North West extremity of the Parish. There are no detached portions of the Parish of Glenelg in this, or any other County; neither are there detached portions of any other Parish within its limits. Glenelg proper comprises two glens, called Glenmore and
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OS1/17/30/1A Glenelg - written beneath this entry in 1st column - Written on Sheets 92 & 93 Also, in descriptive remarks the number of Statute acres is missing.
OS1/17/30/1B [Page] 1b and Glenelg, each wattered by its own little Stream. The former is the site of the village of Glenelg, and takes down the roads from the interior of the mainland to the grand ferry into Skye. It is quite destitute of trees, except toward the foot, but is clothed to the very summit of its hill-screens with green pastures; and the entry to it at the upper and, with the hills of Skye in the distance, discloses a brilliantly impressive view. The inhabitants of Glenelg proper reside principally in hamlets at the side of the streams, their arable land extending along the banks and on the declivity of the hills. Some of them also dwell on Loch-Howin-side. In this district the soil is good; part of a deep black loam and part of a sandy gravel, yielding crops of potatoes and oats. The hills afford good pasture for cattle. In Knoydart the inhabitants dwell in villages bordering on the sea and along the sides of Loch-Howin and Loch Nevis. Here the soil is in general light yielding early crops of barley oats and potatoes. The hills, though high are mostly green to the top and afford excellent pasture for all kinds of cattle.
OS1/17/30/1C KILMONIVAIG Kilmonivaig Philip's County Atlas of Scotland Fullerton's Gazetteer of Scotland Oliver and Boyd's Almanack 94 For Authorities and descriptive remarks See the name Book of Captain Bolland's Division
OS1/17/30/1C KILMALLIE Kilmallie Philip's County Atlas of Scotland Fullerton's Gazetteer of Scotland Oliver and Boyd's Almanack 94, 109 & 124 For Authorities and descriptive remarks See the Name Book of Captn. [Captain] Bolland's Division
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OS1/17/30/1D ALLT NA MUICRAIDH Allt na Muicraidh Allt na Muicraidh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 092 ; 093 A stream rising in Coire a Chearcaill and flowing eastward into Allt Ghleann Unndalain. English meaning, Burn of the Herd of Swine_
OS1/17/30/1D COIR' A' CHEARCAILL Coir' a' Chearcaill Coir' a' Chearcaill Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 93 A green hollow on the east side of Stob a Chearcaill; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning Hollow of the Hoop
OS1/17/30/1D TOM NA H-EILDE Tom na h-Eilde Tom na h-Eilde Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 93 A small rocky hillock at the junction of Allt Ghleann Unndalain and the River Barrisdale. English meaning, Hillock of the Hind_
OS1/17/30/1D [Page] 1d Inverness-shire The following note is written below the name "Coir' a' Chearcaill" in the List of Names column: Written on Sheet 92
OS1/17/30/2 TOMNAHEILDE Tomnaheilde Tomnaheilde Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A shepherd's house a mile south of Barrisdale farmsteading: property of Mr Baird, Gartsherrie -
OS1/17/30/2 AMBRAIGH Ambraigh Ambraigh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A dwellinghouse near Tomnaheilde; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie
OS1/17/30/2 DOIRE ASAMAIDH Doire Asamaidh Doire Asamaidh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A birch wood at the west end of Druim Chòsaidh and facing Glen Barrisdale; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. Meaning not Known
OS1/17/30/2 [Page] 2 Inverness-shire The following note is written below the name "Doire Asamaidh" in the List of Names column: Roman Print
OS1/17/30/3 GLEANN UNNDALAIN Gleann Unndalain Gleann Unndalain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A glen about two miles in length runnig parallel to and south of the north-west end of Druim Chòsaidh. Property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning not Known.
OS1/17/30/3 ALLT GHLEANN UNNDALAIN Allt Ghleann Unndalain Allt Ghleann Unndalain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A stream flowing through Gleann Unndalain northwest into the River Barrisdale. English meaning not Known.
OS1/17/30/3 TOMAN ODHAR Toman Odhar Toman Odhar Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A small Knoll half a mile north of Bachd Mhic an Tosaich; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie English meaning Dun Little Hillock
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OS1/17/30/4 ALLT AN TOMAIN UIDHIR Allt an Tomain Uidhir Allt an Tomain Uidhir Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A stream rising near Mam Bhàrasdail and flowing northeast into Allt Ghleann Unndalain. English meaning Burn of the little Dun Hillock -
OS1/17/30/4 TOBAR NA FEUSAIGE Tobar na Feusaige Tobar na Feusaige Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A spring half a mile north of Mam Bhàrasdail on the bridle path between Barrisdale and Inverie. English meaning Spring of the Beard _
OS1/17/30/4 STOB NA MUICRAIDH Stob na Muicraidh Stob na Muicraidh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 092 ; 093 A small hill feature above Tobar na Feusaige; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning Peak of the Herd of Swine _
OS1/17/30/4 [Page] 4 Inverness-shire The following note is written below the name "Stob na Muicraidh" in the List of Names column: Written on Sheets 92 & 93
OS1/17/30/5 COIRE GLAS Coire Glas Coire Glas Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A hollow on the north face of Luinne Bheinn; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning Grey Hollow.
OS1/17/30/5 ALLT A' GHUNNA Allt a Ghunna Allt a Ghunna Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A stream rising in Coire Glas and flowing northward into Allt Ghleann Unndalain. English meaning, Burn of the Gun
OS1/17/30/5 MAM UNNDALAIN Mam Unndalain Mam Unndalain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A pass south of Sgùrr a Choire Bheithe and at the head of Gleann Unndalain; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning not known.
OS1/17/30/5 [Page] 5 Inverness-shire [Page] 5 Initials for the alteration to the name "Coire Glas" - J McK [John McKeith]
OS1/17/30/5 In the name "Allt a Ghunna" the apostrophe which should be applied to the letter "a" is missing.
OS1/17/30/6 LUINNE BHEINN Luinne Bheinn Luinne Bheinn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A prominent mountain two miles south of Barrisdale; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning Wave-like Mountain.
OS1/17/30/6 BACHD MHIC AN TOSAICH Bachd Mhic an Tosaich Bachd Mhic an Tosaich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A hill feature half a mile north west of Luinne Bheinn; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning McIntosh's Hillock_
OS1/17/30/6 MAM BARRISDALE Màm Barasdail Màm Barasdail Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 092 ; 093 A pass southof Barrisdale between Loch Hourn and Loch Nevis; property of Mr Baird Gartsherrie. English meaning Pass of Barrisdale _
OS1/17/30/6 [Page] 6 Inverness-shire The following notes are written below the name "Luinne Bheinn": Roman Print Lonna' Bheinne & Lonnach High swelling [referring to the word "Wave-like" in the description] The following notes are written below the name "Màm Barrisdale": Written on Sheet 92 Described in the Name Sheet and written on the Plans of the 6th Division. Sheet 92. [Signed] John McKeith Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/7 ALLT RUADH Allt Ruadh Allt Ruadh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleann Còsaidh 093 A tributary of Allt Slochd Nighinn Bheathain. Meaning "Red or Russet Stream".
OS1/17/30/7 COIRE SLAT BHEINN Coire Slat Bheinn Coire Slat Bheinn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleann Còsaidh 093 A rocky hollow on the eastern side og Slat Bheinn. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Hollow of the Switch Mountain."
OS1/17/30/7 ALLT COIRE SLAT BHEINN Allt Coire Slat Bheinn Allt Coire Slat Bheinn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleann Còsaidh 093 A stream rising near the summit of Slat Bheinn, flowing down Coire Slat Bheinn and running eastward until it joins Allt Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheiche. Meaning "Burn of Hollow of Switch Mountain."
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OS1/17/30/8 SLOCHD NIGHINN BHEATHAIN Slochd Nighinn Bheathain Slochd Nighinn Bheathain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 093 A deep ravine, thickly wooded, whose sides are ruggedy and almost inaccessible, situated on the northern side of Druim Chòsaidh and at the base of Slat Bheinn. Meaning "Ravine of Bean's Daughter." Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/8 ALLT SLOCHD NIGHINN BHEATHAIN Allt Slochd Nighinn Bheathain Allt Slochd Nighinn Bheathain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 093 A stream found by junction of several cascades at the western side of Slat Bheinn, it flows due west for about a mile where it empties itself into the River Barrisdale. It means Burn of the Ravine of Bean's Daughter.
OS1/17/30/8 ARD CHADHACHAN Àrd Chadhachan Àrd Chadhachan Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 093 Meaning "High Narrow Passes," descriptive of the object or objects to which it is applied
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OS1/17/30/9 SGURR A' CHOIRE-BHEITHE Sgùrr a Choire-bheithe Sgùrr a Choire-bheithe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr R. McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A precipitous, craggy mountain on Druim Chòsaidh. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Mountain of the Birchen Hollow."
OS1/17/30/9 COIRE BEITHE Coire Beithe Coire Beithe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr R. McMaster, Barrisdale 093 A hollow, partly wooded, situated on the northern slpoe of Druim Chòsaidh. Meaning "Birchen Hollow." Property of Mr Baird."
OS1/17/30/9 SLAT BHEINN Slat Bheinn Slat Bheinn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr R. McMaster, Barrisdale 093 This is a ruggedy mountain lying between Gleann Còsaidh and Glen Barrisdale. Its meaning (the name) is "Switch Mountain." Property of Mr Baird.
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OS1/17/30/9 [Page] 9 Inverness-shire The following note is written below the names "Sgùrr a Choire-bheithe" and "Slat Bheinn" in the List of Names column: Roman Print Additionally added under "Slat Bheinn": R Print
OS1/17/30/10 GLEN BARRISDALE Glen Barrisdale Glen Barrisdale Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 078 ; 093 Situated in Knoydart parallel to, and two miles south, of Loch Hourn. It is about 5 miles long, its sides are craggy and in some places precipitous, and here and there interspersed with natural wood. Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/10 COIRE NA CADHA Coire na Cadha Coire na Cadha Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A hollow on the north eastern side of Sgùrr a Choire Bheithe, at the head of Gleann Còsaidh. Property of Mr Baird. It means "Hollow of the Pass."
OS1/17/30/10 LOCH COIRE NA CADHA Loch Coire na Cadha Loch Coire na Cadha Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A small deep loch a little to the west of Àrd Chadhachan. It means "Loch of the Hollow of the narrow Pass." Mr Baird, Pr [Proprietor]
OS1/17/30/10 [Page] 10 Inverness-shire In List of Names column the following note is written below the name "Glen Barrisdale": Written on 78 and the word "Coire" is written above & replaces "Choire" in the name "Loch Coire na Cadha"
OS1/17/30/11 LOCH AN LAGAIN AINBHTHEICH Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheich Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A small lake at the head of Glen Barrisdale. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Loch of the Tempestuous Hollow."
OS1/17/30/11 ALLT LOCH AN LAGAIN AINBHTHEICH Allt Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheich Allt Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A stream rising on the hillface a mile north east of the above loch with which it is connected by a sream two-hundred yards long. Its course is south-west and its whole length about a mile and a half. It means "Burn of the Loch of the Tempestuous Hollow."
OS1/17/30/11 SGURR AIRIDH NA BEINNE Sgùrr Àiridh na Bheinne Sgùrr Àiridh na Bheinne Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A considerable hill forming a part of Druim Chòsaidh. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Mountain of the Shealing of the Hill."
OS1/17/30/11 [Page] 11 Inverness-shire The following note is written below the name "Sgùrr Àiridh na Beinne": Roman Print
OS1/17/30/11 In the description of the name "Sgùrr Àiridh na Beinne" the word "Shealing" is misspelt - should be "Sheiling".
OS1/17/30/12 CLUAIN DOIRE SHEANGAN Cluain Doire Sheagan Cluain Doire Sheagan Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Glengarry Mr A. Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 This name is applied to that portion of the northern face of Druim Chòsaidh that extends from the Summit of Sgùrr Àiridh na Beinne down to the junction of Allt Loch Lagain Ainbhtheiche with Amhuinn Chòsaidh. Meaning "Meadow Pasture of the Shealing of the Hill." Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/12 AN UIGAG An Uigag An Uigag Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Glengarry Mr A. Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A hollow on the northern face of Druim Chòsaidh. Meaning "The Little Nook." Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/12 ALLT NA H-UIGAIG Allt na h-Uigaig Allt na h-Uigaig Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Glengarry Mr A. Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 Rising in Bealach an Fhuarain, flowing through An Ùigeige and discharging itself into Amhuinn Chòsaidh. It means "Burn of the Little Nook."
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OS1/17/30/12 Note that the alterations to the spelling of the word "Uigaig" (from Úigeig) in the Names column have not been applied in the description of the name "Allt na h-Uigaig".
OS1/17/30/13 KNOYDART Knoydart Knoydart Knoydart Knoidart Revd [Reverend] Mr McLean Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland New Statistical Account of SCotland Black's Map of Scotland various A district in Glenelg on the west coast of this county. It lies between Loch Hourn and Loch Nevis and is thus washed on the west by the Sound of Sleat while its eastern boundary is indicated for the most part by a lofty chain of mountains stretching from the head of Loch Nevis to within a mile of the head of Loch Hourn. The general character of the district is of the most rugged description Mr. Baird, Proprietor..
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OS1/17/30/13 [Page] 13 Inverness-shire The following notes are written below the name in List of names column: (Roman Capitals) Written on Sheets 92 & 93
OS1/17/30/14 BEALACH AN FHUARAIN Bealach an Fhuarain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 093 A pass on Druim Chòsaidh a mile eastward of Sgùrr Àiridh na Beinne. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Pass of the Spring or Fountain."
OS1/17/30/14 COIRE FEARNA Coire Fearna Coire Fearna 093 A hollow on the southern side of Druim Chòsaidh and directly south west of Meall an Spàrdain. Mr Baird, Proprietor. It means "Alder Hollow."
OS1/17/30/14 ALLTAN FEARNA Alltan Feàrna Alltan Feàrna 093 A small stream flowing from the above hollow in a south eastward direction into the Gaiirawan River. It means "Alder Streamlet."
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OS1/17/30/15 LOCHAN AN TALAMH DHEIRG Lochan an Talamh Dheirg Lochan an Talamh Dheirg Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor 093 Two small lochs situated north of "Coireachan Leacach" and south west of "Coire Odhar" name signifies "Lochs of the Red Ground. property of James Baird Esq. Cambus Doon, Ayrshire
OS1/17/30/15 ALLT CARNACH Allt Càrnach Allt Càrnach Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor 093 ; 108 A small stream collecting on the South West base of Sgòr na Sgéithe" and flowing in a S [South} direction till it enters"Amhainn Chàrnach" name signifies "Burn of the Stoney Place" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/15 SGOR NA SGEITHE Sgòr na Sgéithe Sgòr na Sgéithe Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor 093 A large Rocky. prominent & pointed Hill, situated on the South Side of "Ela-Choire" and to the South East of "Meall Buidhe" name signifies the "Hill of the Wing" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/15 [Page] 15 Inverness-shire -- 6 Inch Sheet 93 The following note is written below the name "Allt Càrnach" in List of Names column: Written on Sheet 108 The following note is written below the name "Sgòr na Sgèithe" in List of Names column: Sgùrr?
OS1/17/30/16 DRUIM LEATHAD AN T-SITHE Druim Leathad an t-Sìthe Druim Leathad an t-Sìthe Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 A long Rocky ridge situated on the North side of "Eala-choire" the name signifies the Ridge of the Fairy Declivity" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/16 BEALACH EALA-CHOIRE Bealach Eala-choire Bealach Eala-choire Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 Applies to a Pass situated and leading between "Coireachan Leacach" and Eala-choire the signification of this name is obscure. property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/16 COIRE NA GAOITHE 'N EAR Coire na Gaoithe'n Ear Coire na Gaoithe'n Ear Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 A large Hollow situated north East of "Druim Leathad an t-sithe. the name signifies "Corry of the East Wing" property of James Baird Esq.
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OS1/17/30/17 RIVER CARNACH Amhainn Chàrnach Amhainn Chàrnach Rev [Reverend] John McLean Minister, Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor 093 ; 108 Applies to a River flowing in a South Western direction past the Sheep Farmers dwelling of "Carnach" and entering" Loch Nevis' at its most eastern extremity the name signifies "River of the Stoney Place" property of James Baird Esq. Cambus Doon. Ayrshire
OS1/17/30/17 ALLT NA SEILGA Allt na Seilga Allt na Seilga Rev [Reverend] John McLean Minister, Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor 093 ; 108 A stream flowing out of a small Loch at the Western extremity of "Eala-choire" through which it flows in a South Eastern direction and enters "Amhainn Chàrnach" the name signifies "The Stalking Burn" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/17 ALLT UITERACH Allt Uiterach Allt Uiterach Rev [Reverend] John McLean Minister, Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor 093 ; 108 A small stream collecting a short distance W [West] of "Allt na Seilga" and flowing in a Western direction till it joins "Allt Càrnach" adjacent to the dwelling house of Carnach signification "Burn of the Boggy Place"
OS1/17/30/17 [Page] 17 Inverness-shire -- 6 Inch Sheet 93 The word "Seilga" in the name "Allt na Seilga" has the following variation of spelling and meaning written to it: Seilge Burn of the Hunt and in the Descriptive Remarks column the following note, giving an alternative meaning to the above name, is as follows: or Hunting The following note is written below the name "Allt Uiterach in the List of Names column: Written on Sheet 108
OS1/17/30/18 EALA-CHOIRE Eala-choire Eala-choire Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 Applies to a large hollow situated between "Sgòr na Sgéithe" and Druim Leathad an t-sithe" Signification "Obscure" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/18 ALLT A' CHOIRE ODHAIR Allt a' Choire Odhair Allt a' Choire Odhair Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 A small stream collecting in "Coire Odhar" and flowing Westwards until it joins with "Allt nan Coireachan Leacach" from which point "Amhainn nan Eildean" begins" name signifies the "Burn of the Dun Corry" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/18 ALLT NAN COIREACHAN LEACACH Allt nan Coireachan Leacach Allt nan Coireachan Leacach Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 A small stream collecting in and flowing through "Coireachan Leacach" in a northern direction till it joins "Allt a' Choire Odhar Name signifies Burn of the Corries of the Flags propty [property] of J Baird Esq.
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OS1/17/30/19 ALLT A' CHAIRN MHOIR Allt a' Chàirn Mhoir Allt a' Chàirn Mhoir Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 A small mountain stream collecting in "Coire na Gaoithe 'n Ear" and flowing in a South Eastern direction till it enters "Amhainn Chàrnach" name signifies "Burn of the Big Cairn" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/19 COIR' AN EICH Coir' an Eich Coir' an Eich Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 93 A hollow situated north East of "Càrn Mòr" name signifies "Horse Corry" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/19 BEALACH A' CHOIRE ODHAIR Bealach a'' Choire Odhair Bealach a'' Choire Odhair Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 A small Pass connecting "Coire Odhar" with "Coire na Gaoithe 'n Ear" name signifies Pass of the Dun Corry property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/19 COIREACHAN LEACACH Coireachan Leacach Coireachan Leacach Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 092 ; 093 A large Hollow situated NW. [North West] of "Eala-choire" the name signifies "Corries of the Flags" propty [property] of James Baird Esq.
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OS1/17/30/20 LOCH COIRE NA GAOITHE 'N EAR Loch Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear Loch Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor. 093 A small Loch situated at the N.W. [North West] extremity of "Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear" from which it derives its name. Signification "Loch of the Corry of the East Wind' property of James Baird Esq. Cambus Doon. Ayrshire.
OS1/17/30/20 MEALL COIRE NA GAOITHE 'N EAR Meall Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear Meall Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor. 093 A small Rocky Ridge situated at the N.W. [North West] extremity of "Druim Leathad an t-sithe' and extending northwards to "Loch Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear the name signifies 'Hill of the Corry of the East Wind" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/20 CARN MOR Càrn Mòr Càrn Mòr Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper. Airor. 093 A small and stoney Hill situated between "Coir' an Eich" and "Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear". name signifies the "Big Cairn" property of James Baird Esq.
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OS1/17/30/21 COIRE ODHAR Coire Odhar Coire Odhar Rev [Reverend] John McLean, Knoydart Mr A. McMaster Gamekeeper Airor 093 Applies to a small hollow situated on the South East side of "Luine Bheinn" the name signifies the "Dun Corry" property of James Baird Esq. Cambus Doon. Ayrshire
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OS1/17/30/21 In Descriptive remarkscolumn I have interpreted the final letter of the word "Luine" as an exaggerated "e", although it looks like a "g", - name is "Luinne" on OS map.
OS1/17/30/22 CARN NA SAOBHAIDHE Càrn na Saobhaidh Càrn na Saobhaidh Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 Applies to a stoney part of a Hill situated north of and adjacent to Coireachan Leacach the name signifies "Cairn of the Foxes Den" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/22 [Page] 22 Inverness-shire -- Six Inch Sheet 93 The following alteration in spelling is written above "Saobhaidh" in the name "Càrn na Saobhaidh: Saobhaidhe The following notes are written to the other names on this page - Amhainn nan Eildean, Creag Dhearg, Meall Buidhe and Meall Bhasiter: Written on Sheet 92 Described in Sheet 92 & Book [29]
OS1/17/30/24 RIVER BARRISDALE River Barrisdale River Barrisdale Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Ranald McMaster, Barrisdale 078 ; 093 A river flowing through Glen Barrisdale in a north west direction into Loch Hourn.
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OS1/17/30/27 COIRE NA CRUAICHE Coire na Cruaiche Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A mountain Hollow situated half a mile south from "Lochan nam Breac" Property of Mr Baird. Gartsherrie Meaning. Hollow of the Stack shaped Hill
OS1/17/30/27 ALLT COIRE NA CRUAICHE Allt Coire na Cruaiche Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A stream rising in "Coire na Cruaiche" and flowing first northeast and then west into "Lochan nam Breac" Meaning. Burn of the Hollow of the Stack shaped Hill"
OS1/17/30/27 COIRE DUBH Coire Dubh Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 93 A small Corry on the North East side of Meall a' Choire Dhuibh_ Sig_ [Signifies] "Black Hollow"
OS1/17/30/27 [Page] 27 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civilian assistant]
OS1/17/30/27 The deleted name on this page, "Carnoch River", is on page 17.
OS1/17/30/28 LOCHAN NAM BREAC Lochan nam Breac Revr [Reverend] A. Cameron Invergarry Mr D. McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A mountain Loch more than half a mile west from "Lochan na Cruaidhaich Meaning. "Little Loch of the Trout"
OS1/17/30/28 SLIOS GARBH Slios Garbh Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Invergarry Mr D. McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A rough wooded face on the south side of "Lochan nam Breac" Property of Mr Baird of Gartsherrie Meaning "Rough Side"
OS1/17/30/28 [Page] 28 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civilian assistant]
OS1/17/30/29 BEALACH A' CHAIRN DEIRG Bealach a' Chàirn Deirg Bealach a' Chàirn Deirg Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart 093 A Pass situated at the Eastern extremity of "Ben Adin" Signifies "Pass of the Red Cairn" property of James Baird Esq. Cambus Doon, Ayrshire.
OS1/17/30/29 BEALACH NA H-EANGA Bealach na h-Eanga Bealach na h-Eanga Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart 093 Applies to a long narrow Glen or Pass situated between "Sgòr na Cìche" & "Ben Adin" the name signifies "Pass of the Track or Footstep. property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/29 CREAG SGOILTE NAN DA BHEINN Creag Sgoilte nan Dà Bheinn Creag Sgoilte nan Dà Bheinn Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart Rev [Reverend] John McLean Manse Knoydart 093 A large Craig situated on the South face of "Ben Adin" and extending along the South Centre of [- do [ditto] -] the name Signifies "The Split or Cleft Rock of the Two Mountains" propty of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/29 [Page] 29 Inverness-shire -- 6 Inch Sheet 93
OS1/17/30/29 In Descriptive remarks for "Creag Sgoilte nan Dà Bheinn" the abbreviation "do" is presumed to refer to the name "Ben Adin". In Descriptive remarks the word "Adin" has been misspelt and should be "Aden", which appears on the OS map. On this page the surveyor has "diittoed" the name of one Authorising signatory to both versions of name instead of applying two Authorising signatories.
OS1/17/30/30 BEALACH A' CHOIRE CHRUAIDH Bealach a' Choire Chruaidh Bealach a' Choire Chruaidh Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 A pass situated on the North West side of "Meall nan Clach Adich" the name signifies "Pass of the Corry of the Hard Place" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/30 SGURR NA CICHE Sgòr na Cìche Sgòr na Cìche Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 ; 108 A large, rocky, and very prominent feature, and pointed Hill situated about a mile South east of "Ben Adin" the name signifies the "Hill of the Breast or Pap" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/30 BEN ADEN Ben Aden Ben Aden Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr Archibald McMaster 093 A large Rocky and somewhat prominent Hill situated about a mile North west of "Sgor na Cìche" the signification of the name is obscure property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/30 BEINN AODAINN [1895] 093
OS1/17/30/30 [Page] 30 Inverness-shire -- 6 Inch Sheet 93 The following notes are written to the name "Sgòr na Cìche": accent Written on Sheet 108 The following note is written below the name "Ben Aden": Roman Print Below the name "Ben Aden in List of Names is the Gaelic version - "Beinn Aodainn" with the following note written below: Altered by authority of Mr Mackay, Inverness. 4.2.95. See Remark in Index.
OS1/17/30/31 ALLT ACHADH A' GHLINNE Allt Achadh a' Ghlinne Allt Achadh a' Ghlinne Rev. [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor. 093 A small mountain stream collecting near the northern extermity of "Bealach na h-Eanga" and flowing in a Western direction till it falls into "Amhainn Chàrnach" name signifies "Burn of the Glen of the Field" property of James Baird Esq. Cambus doon, Ayrshire
OS1/17/30/31 ALLT COIRE NA CUAIRTICH Allt Coire na Cuairtich Allt Coire na Cuairtich Rev. [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor. 093 ; 108 A small stream collecting in "Coire na Cuairtich" and flowing in a N.W. [North West] direction it enters "Allt Achadh a' Ghlinne" nears its confluence with "Amhainn Chàrnach" Sig: [Signifies] Burn of the Whirl Corry. property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/31 COIRE NA CUAIRTICH Coire na Cuairtich Coire na Cuairtich Rev. [Reverend] John McLean Manse. Knoydart Mr Archibald McMaster Gamekeeper, Airor. 093 ; 108 A small Hollow situated about ½ a mile South of the Western extremity of "Bealach na h-Eanga" name signifies the " Whirl Corry" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/31 [Page] 31 Inverness-shire -- 6 Inch Sheet 93 The following note is written below the name "Coire na Cuairtich": Written on Sheet 108
OS1/17/30/32 MEALL NAN CLACH ADICH Meall nan Clach Adich Meall nan Clach Adich Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 Applies to a prominent Rocky Hill situated about ½ a mile North East of "Sgòr na Cìche" the name signifies "Hill of the Hard Stones" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/32 COIRE NAN LEAC Coire nan Leac Coire nan Leac Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 93 A small Hollow situated on the North West side of "Sgòr na Cìche" name signifies "Corry of the Flag" property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/32 CRAIG BACKASTAIN Craig Backastain Craig Backastain Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 A small Craig situated on the South side of "Coire nan Leac" name Anglised property of James Baird Esq.
OS1/17/30/32 BAC NA CLOICHE Bac na Cloiche Bac na Cloiche Rev [Reverend] John McLean Mr A. McMaster 093 Applies to a rocky shoulder of a Hill situated on the North West extremity of "Ben Adin" name signifies "bank of the Stone" property of James Baird Esq.
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OS1/17/30/33 LOCHAN NA CRUADHACH Lochan na Cruadhach Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A small Loch rather more than a mile west from "Loch a Chliathain" It is situated at the lowest part of the watershed between"Loch Quoich" & "Loch Nevis" Meaning. "Little Loch of the Hillside"
OS1/17/30/33 ALLT LOCHAN NA CRUADHACH Allt Lochan na Cruadhach Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A Burn flowing out of "Lochan na Cruadhaich" and falling into "Lochan nam Breac". Meaning "Burn of the Little Loch of the Hillside"
OS1/17/30/33 COIREREIDH Coireréidh Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A shepherd's house at the side of "Allt a Choire Réidh" and near to its junction with the "Gairanan River" Property of Donald Cameron Esq of Lochiel. Meaning "Smooth Hollow"
OS1/17/30/33 [Page] 33 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civilian assistant]
OS1/17/30/34 AN UIDEIREACH An Uideireach Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A marshy hollow at the west end of "Loch a Chliabhain" and on the northern side of "Allt Choire nan Gall" Property of Mr Baird of Gartsherrie. Meaning not known
OS1/17/30/34 ALLT BEALACH AN FHUARAIN Allt Bealach an Fhuarain Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A stream rising on the southern face of Druim Chòsaidh flowing firdt south, and then east into "Loch a Chliabhain" near the junction of "Allt Choin nan gall" with the former. Meaning. "Burn of the Pass of the Well"
OS1/17/30/34 LOAN Loan Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Glengarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich Mr A. Cameron. Gleanncòsaidh 093 A shepherd's house at the foot of "Coire nan Gall" and nearly a mile west from "Loch a Chliabhain" Property of Mr Baird of Garthsherrie. Anglicized from "Lòn" a marsh
OS1/17/30/34 [Page] 34 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civilian assistant]
OS1/17/30/35 ALLT BEALACH NA H-EANGA Allt Bealach na h-Eanga Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron. Invergarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich 093 ; 108 A large stream rising to the south of "Meall a Choire Dhuibh" and flowing northeast into "Allt Choire nan Gall" Meaning Burn of the Pass of the Shortcut [Written in pencil] Burn of the pass of the track or footstep
OS1/17/30/35 AN T-SAIL An t'-Sàil Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron. Invergarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich 093 A hill about half a mile east from "Coire nan Gall." Joint property of Lochiel and Mr Baird of Gartsherrie. Meaning. "The Heel"
OS1/17/30/35 LOCH A' CHLIABHAIN Loch a Chliabhain Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron. Invergarry Mr D McPherson. Glenquoich 093 A small loch at the head of the "Gairanan River" and near "Coireréidh" house. Meaning. "Loch of the Little Creel"
OS1/17/30/35 [Page] 35 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civil assistant] The following note is written below the name "Allt Bealach na h-Ealge": Written on Sheets 93 & 108
OS1/17/30/36 MEALL A' CHOIRE DHUIBH Meall a' Choire Dhuibh Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Invergarry Mr D. McPherson Glenquoich 093 A rocky Ridge about ¾ of a mile west from "Coire nan Gall" Joint property of Donald Cameron Esq of Lochiel and Mr Baird of Gartsherrie. Meaning. Hill of the Black Hollow
OS1/17/30/36 ALLT COIRE NAN GALL Allt Choire nan Gall Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Invergarry Mr D. McPherson Glenquoich 093 A large mountain stream rising in "Coire nan Gall" and flowing nearly due north until reaching the "Uídeireach" where it changes its course and flows due east into "Loch a Chliabhain" Meaning. Burn of the Hollow of the Lowlanders
OS1/17/30/36 COIRE NAN GALL Coire nan Gall Revd [Reverend] A. Cameron Invergarry Mr D. McPherson Glenquoich 93 A large mountain Hollow about half a mile to the south of "Loan" Joint property of Lochiel and Mr Baird of Gartsherrie. Meaning. "Hollow of the Lowlanders"
OS1/17/30/36 [Page] 36 County of Inverness [Signed] John Richmond c/a [civilian assistant]
OS1/17/30/37 TOM NA CRUAICHE Tom na Cruaiche Tom na Cruaiche Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry 093 A small hill situated between Allt Choire na Cruaiche and Allt Choire nan Gall. property of Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/30/37 ALLT DOIRE NA STOIRIRICHE Allt Doire na Stoiririche Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry 093 A stream rising near An t-Sail and flowing north till it empties into Loch a Chliabhain. This burn is part of the Ph. [Parish] boundary between Glenelg & Kilmonivaig
OS1/17/30/37 CNOC LOCH A' CHLIABHAIN Cnoc Loch a Chliabhain Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry 093 A small Knoll situated about 10 chains north of Loch a Chliabhain English meaning "Knoll of the Loch of the Little Creel"
OS1/17/30/37 [Page] 37 Inverness-shire -- Sheet 93
OS1/17/30/38 DRUIM BUIDHE Druim Buidhe Druim Buidhe Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry 093 ; 108 A steep ridge lying between Allt Choire nan Gall and Allt a Choire Reidh English meaning "Yellow Ridge" property of Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] Glengarry
OS1/17/30/38 EAS NA DUNAICHE Eas na Dunaiche Eas na Dunaiche Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry 093 A waterfall on Allt Choire nan Gall where the Boundary crosses between the Phs[Parishes] of Glenelg & Kilmonivaig.
OS1/17/30/38 [Page] 38 Inverness-shire -- Sheet 93
OS1/17/30/39 GLEANN COSAiDH Gleann Còsaidh Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron Gleanncòsaidh 093 ; 094 A deep narrow glen between Sgùr a Chlaidheimh and Druim Chòsaidh. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning "Glen Abounding in Nooks".
OS1/17/30/39 GLEANNCOSAIDH Gleanncòsaidh Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron Gleanncòsaidh 093 A shepherd's house situated in the glen described above from which it takes its name. Property of Mr Baird. Meaning Glen Abounding in Nooks".
OS1/17/30/39 AMHAINN CHOSAIDH Amhainn Chòsaidh Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron Gleanncòsaidh 093 ; 094 A considerable mountain stream rising at the head of and flowing through Gleann Còsaidh. It means "River Abounding in Nooks"
OS1/17/30/39 [Page] 39 Co [County] Inverness The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Gleann Còsaidh: Còsach Written on Sheet 93 Correct on margin The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Gleanncòsaidh": Gleann-còsach Correct The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Amhainn Chòsaidh": Còsach Correct
OS1/17/30/39 The pencil note "on margin" taken from similar note on page 40
OS1/17/30/40 SGURR A' CHLAIDHEIMH Sgùrr a Chlaidheimh Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 078 ; 079 ; 093 ; 094 Applies to a prominent rocky peak situated about a mile and a half north westward from the head of Loch Quoich. Meaning "Hill of the Sword." Property of E. Ellice Esq & Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/40 ALLT NA SGUABAICH Allt na Sguabaich Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A rapid stream falling into Amhainn from the eastern shoulder of Sgùrr a Chlaidheimh. Meaning Sweeping Burn.
OS1/17/30/40 ALLT NA CRICHE Allt na Crìche Revd [Reverend] W Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A small rapid stream falling into Amhainn Chòsaidh at Gleanncòsaidh and serving during its course as a boundary between the Parishes of Kilmonaviaig & Glenelg. It means "March Burn".
OS1/17/30/40 [Page] 40 Co [County] Inverness The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Sgùrr a' Chlaidheimh": Written on Sheets 93 & 94 on margin of Sheet 77 The following note is written in pencil to the name "Allt na Sguabaich": Correct
OS1/17/30/40 In the Descriptive remarks for the name "Allt na Crìche" thew name "Kilmoniviaig" should be "Kilmonivaig".
OS1/17/30/41 BUNCHOSAIDH Bunchòsaidh Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 Applied to a shepherd's house situated at the head of Loch Quoich and at the mouth of Amhuinn Chòsaidh. Meaning "Foot of the River abounding in Nooks". Property of Mr Ellice.
OS1/17/30/41 DRUIM CHOSAIDH Druim Chòsaidh Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 093 ; 094 A considerable ridge south of and parallel to Gleann Còsaidh. Meaning "Ridge Abounding in Nooks". Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/41 MEALL AN SPARDAIN Meall an Spàrdain Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 093 ; 094 This is a rugged hill situated on Druim Chòsaidh. Meaning "Hill of the Perch or Roost." Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/41 [Page] 41 Inverness Shire The following note is written in pencil to the name "Bunchòsaidh": Correct The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Druim Chòsaidh": Written on Sheet 93 Roman Print Correct on margin The following note is written in pencil to the name "Meall an Spàrdain": Written on Sheets 93 & 94
OS1/17/30/42 ALLT COIRE NAN LAOGH Allt Coire nan Laogh Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 An inconsiderable stream flowing in a north western direction into Gairawan River, at a point less than a quarter of a mile south of Kinlochquoich. "Burn of the Hollow of the Calves."
OS1/17/30/42 LOCHAN NAN CUILC Lochan nan Cuilc Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A burn or pool situated at the head of Loch Quoich of which it forms a part, Meaning "Little Loch of the Reeds". Property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/42 TOM DUBH MOR Tom Dubh Mòr Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A small hill rising from the margin of Loch Quoich near the mouth of Gairawan River. Meaning "Big Black Hillock." Property of Mr Cameron, Locheil.
OS1/17/30/42 [Page] 42 Inverness Shire
OS1/17/30/43 ALLT NAN CLACH TAGHTA Allt nan Clach Taghta Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor. Glengarry 094 A small Stream rising about 10 chains N [North] of Coire Carnach and flowing northward for about ¾ of a mile untill it joins Gairawan River. Meaning - Burn of the Chosen Stones
OS1/17/30/43 RUDHA DUBH Rudha Dubh Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor. Glengarry 094 A Point of land on the N [North] side of Loch Quoich where Caolie Water flows into the Loch. Meaning Black Point
OS1/17/30/43 LOCHAN DOIRE MEALL AILEIN Lochan Doire Meall Ailean Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor. Glengarry 094 A small loch S. [South] of Meall a Choire Leith, out of which flows "Allt Reidh Meall an Eilein".
OS1/17/30/43 [Page] 43 Parish of Kilmonivaig -- Co [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/43 "Do" [ditto] missing from Authority column of the name "Lochan Doire Meall Ailean"
OS1/17/30/44 DRUIM BEAG Druim Beag Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor, Glengarry 094 A small hill feature N [North] of "Meall a Choire Charnaich"
OS1/17/30/44 MEALL A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE Meall a Choire Bhuidhe Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor, Glengarry 094 A large hill feature on the Watershed N. [North] of Sgòr an Fhuarain
OS1/17/30/44 BRAIGH A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE Bràigh a Choire Bhuidhe Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor, Glengarry 094 A Brae E. [East] of Sgòr Mòr out of which flows "Allt a Choire Bhuidhe
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OS1/17/30/44 [Page] 44 Parish of Kilmonivaig -- Co [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/44 Spelling of the word "Fhuarain" checked with OS 6" sheet Inverness-shire (Mainland) 94
OS1/17/30/45 CLACH A' CHEANNAICHE Clach a Cheannaiche Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich. 094 A large boulder situated at the head of Loch Quoich, so named from a Peddler's Pack having been found under it. Meaning "The Merchant's Stone."
OS1/17/30/45 RUDHA CAOL Rudha Caol Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A point on the south side and nearly a mile from the head of Loch Quoich. Meaning "Narrow Point". Property of Mr Cameron, Locheil.
OS1/17/30/45 KINLOCHQUOICH Kinlochquoich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Angus Cameron 094 A Shepherd's dwelling at the head of Loch Quoich, on the property of Mr Baird.
OS1/17/30/45 [Page] 45 Inverness Shire
OS1/17/30/46 GAIRAWAN RIVER Gairawan River Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Black's Map Mr Angus Cameron, Gleann-còsaidh 94 A large stream possessing numerous tributaries and serving for some distance as a boundary between the parishes of Glenelg and Kilmallie.
OS1/17/30/46 SRON LICE NA FEARNA Sron Lice na Feàrna Revd [Reverend] Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Sandy McDonald Loch Hourn Head 094 Applied to a lofty ridge extending about a mile along the northern shore of Loch Quoich from a point due south of Bunchaolie. Meaning "Snout of the Hillface of Alder." Property of E. Ellice Esq. M.P. [Member of Parliament}
OS1/17/30/46 [Page] 46 Inverness, Shire The following notes have been written in pencil to the name "Sron Lice na Feàrna": Leac ? Correct [alteration to spelling initialled by JC]
OS1/17/30/47 ALLT NIGHEAN EOBHAIN Allt Nighean Eobhain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A small stream flowing parallel to Allt Choire Eirichionan and flowing southward into Loch Quoich. English meaning, Burn of Ewan's Daughter.
OS1/17/30/47 TOM ALLT NIGHEAN EOBHAIN Tom Allt Nighean Eobhain Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 094 A small wooded Knoll near Loch Quoich and on the west side of Allt Nigh'n Eobhain; property of Edward Ellice Esq Glengarry. English meaning, Hillock of the Burn of Ewan's daughter.-
OS1/17/30/47 LEAC NA FEARNA Leac na Feàrna Leac na Feàrna Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 094 A hillside about two miles in length situated near the head, and on the north side of Loch Quoich; property of Edward Ellice Esq Glengarry English meaning, Hillface of the Alder.
OS1/17/30/47 COIRE BEITHE Coire Beithe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Mr Angus Cameron, Gleanncòsaidh 94 Described on Sheet 79
OS1/17/30/47 [Page]47 Parish of Kilmonivaig.- Inverness-shire.- The following note is written twice in pencil to the name "Allt Nighean Eobhain": Written on Sheet 79
OS1/17/30/47 In the Descriptive remarks for the name "Allt Nighean Eobhain" the name "Allt Choire Eirichionan" appears printed as "Allt Coire nan Eiricheallach" on the margin of Sheet 94 and on Sheet 79. (See page 48)
OS1/17/30/48 ALLT COIRE NAN EIRICHEALLACH Allt Coire nan Eiricheallach Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A large stream flowing southward past, and joining Chaolie Water near Bunchaolie. English meaning supposed to be derived from "Earchall" which means loss by death of cattle
OS1/17/30/48 BUNCHAOLIE Bunchaolie Bunchaolie Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 094 A dwelling house situated about two miles west of Glenquoich Lodge; property of Edward Ellice Esq Glengarry - English meaning Foot of the Narrow River -
OS1/17/30/48 CAOLIE WATER Caolie Water Caolie Water Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A small river rising near the watershed between Lochourn Head and Glenquoich and flowing southeast into Loch Quoich near Bunchaolie.
OS1/17/30/48 [Page] 48 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire The following notes are written in pencil [twice] to the name "Allt Coire nan Eiricheallach": Written on Sheet 79 See Remarks on Sheet 80 The following note is written in pencil to the name "Bunchaolie": Correct The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Caolie Water": Written on Sheets 79 & 94 Written on 79 & 94
OS1/17/30/49 GEARR LEAC Gearr Leac Gearr Leac Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron. Glengarry Mr Angus Cameron. Gleanncosaidh 094 A hill feature situated south of Loch Quoich and east of Coire Buidhe; property of Donald Cameron Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning, Short Hill Face._
OS1/17/30/49 AM MAINNIR Am Mainnir Am Mainnir Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A large hollow stretching southward from Loch Quoich about two miles and a half from its head; property of Donald Cameron Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament], of Locheil. English meaning Cattle Milking Place.
OS1/17/30/49 ALLT A' MHAINNIR Allt a' Mhainnir Allt a' Mhainnir Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A large stream flowing southward through A Mhainnir and falling into Loch Quoich. English meaning Burn of the Cattle Milking Place._
OS1/17/30/49 [Page] 49 Parish of Kilmonivasig- Inverness. shire.-
OS1/17/30/50 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae Coirebuidhe 94 A large hollow situated a mile from the head, and a mile south of Loch Quoich; property of Donald Cameron Esq M:P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil_ English meaning Yellow Hollow.
OS1/17/30/50 COIREBUIDHE Coirebuidhe Coirebuidhe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae Coirebuidhe 094 A dwellinghouse on Loch Quoich at the foot of Coire Buidhe; property of Donald Cameron Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil._
OS1/17/30/50 ALLT A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae Coirebuidhe 094 A large stream rising in Coire Buidhe and flowing northward into Loch Quoich.
OS1/17/30/50 [Page] 50 Parish of Kilmonivaig - Inverness-shire.-
OS1/17/30/51 ALLT COIRE MHIC EOGHAIN OIG Allt Coire Mhic Eobhain Òig Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A small stream about a mile in length flowing northwest into Allt a Mhainnir three quarters of a mile south of Loch Quoich. Engkish meaning, Burn of the Hollow of the Son of young Evan.
OS1/17/30/51 MEALL A' CHOIRE LEITH Meall a Choire Lèith Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A rocky hill feature with a small loch on its summit, situated west of Loch Quoich; property of Donald cameron Esq, M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning, Hill of the Grey Hollow_
OS1/17/30/51 ALLT REIDH MEALL AN EILEAN Allt Reidh Meall an Eilean Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A small stream issuing from a small loch on Meall a Choire Lèith and flowing northward into Loch Quoich. English meaning, Smooth Burn of the Hill of the Island.-
OS1/17/30/51 [Page] 51 Parish of Kilmonivaig - Inverness-shire_ [Signed] John McKeith Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/51 Note the change of spelling of the word "Eobhainn" to "Eoghain" - the latter being as published on OS 6" Sheet 94. The Gaelic meaning of "Eoghain" is Ewan, not Evan.
OS1/17/30/52 EILEAN MHIC PHI Eilean Mhic Phi Eilean Mhic Phi Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A small island in Loch Quoich near its south shore and close to Meall a Choire Lèith. The residence for a time of an eccentric man called McPhee it still retains his name. Property of Donald Cameron Esq. M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning McPhee's Island.
OS1/17/30/52 RUDHA DUBH CRUINN Rudha Dubh Cruinn Rudha Dubh Cruinn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A small circular promontory on the south shore of Loch Quoich below Meall a Choire Lèith; property of Donald Cameron Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning, Round Black Point._
OS1/17/30/52 RUDHA LIATH Rudha Liath Rudha Liath Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 An oblong promontory on the south shore of Loch Quoich west of Coire Liath; property of Donald Cameron Esq. M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning, Grey Point.
OS1/17/30/52 [Page] 52 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire
OS1/17/30/53 GLEN QUOICH Glen Quoich Glen Quoich Glen Quoich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich Black's Map of Inverness-shire 079 ; 094 A large glen stretching north-west from the head of Glen Garry to the southern boundary of Ross-shire. It is traversed by the River Quoich from its source to its junction with Loch Quoich; property of Edward Ellice Esq Glengarry.-
OS1/17/30/53 GLENQUOICH LODGE Glenquoich Lodge Glenquoich Lodge Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 094 A substantial building of two storeys with offices attached, situated on the north side of Loch Quoich and about seven miles Lochournhead. Property of Edward Ellice Esq Glengarry_
OS1/17/30/53 GLENQUOICH FOREST Glenquoich Forest Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 94 Described in Sheet 80 N. [Name] Book
OS1/17/30/53 [Page] 53 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire.- The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Glen Quoich": Written on Sheets 94 & 95 on Sheets 94 & 95 The following notes are written in pencil to the name "Glenquoich Forest": Written on Sheet 80 See Remarks on Sheet 80 N. [Name] Book The name of Deer Forests not to be written on plans [Signed] John McKeith Sapper R.E. [Royal engineers]
OS1/17/30/53 N. [Name] Book, in Descriptive Remarks for the name "Glenquoich Forest", has been taken from page 54
OS1/17/30/54 [Page] 54 Inverness-shire The names listed on this page - "Allt na h-Airidh", "Druim na Geid Salaich", "Allt Lùb an Achaidh Dhuibh" &" Lùb an Achaidh Dhuibh" - have the following pencil note written beside them: Written on Sheet 95 All names have the following written in the Descriptive remarks column: Described in N [Name] Book S. [Sheet] 95 A pencil alteration is written to the spelling of the name "Allt Lù[i]b an Achaidh Dhuibh": Lùb A pencil alteration and note to the name "Lùb an Achaidh Dhuibh": accent
OS1/17/30/55 UILLT GHOBHLACH Uillt Ghobhlach Uillt Ghobhlach Uillt Ghobhlach Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 094 Two streams - each having two branches - which flow northeast from Scour Gairoch. They unite about a quarter of a mile from Loch Quoich into which they flow. English meaning, Forked burns.
OS1/17/30/55 SCOUR GAIROCH Scour Gairoch Scour Gairoch Scour Gairoch Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Donald McPherson Black's Map of Inverness-shire 094 A large, and in some parts precipitous, mountain on the south side of Loch Quoich opposite Glenquoich Lodge; property of Donald Cameron Esq, M P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil.
OS1/17/30/55 COIRE THOLLAIDH Coire Thollaidh Coire Thollaidh Coire Thollaidh Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron Mr Donald McPherson Mr Alexander McRae 094 A large hollow on the east side of Scour Gairoch; property of Donald Cameron Esq. M. P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning Deep or Dug Hollow
OS1/17/30/55 [Page] 55 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire The following pencil note is written to the name "Uillt Ghobhlach": Correct The following pencil note is written to the name "Scour Gairoch": Roman Print
OS1/17/30/56 COIRE LIATH Coire Liath Coire Liath Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A very large hollow south of Loch Quoich and on the west side of Scour Gairoch; property of Donald Cameron Esq., M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil. English meaning Grey Hollow.
OS1/17/30/56 COIRELIATH (In Ruins) Coireliath Coireliath Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A ruin on the south shore of Loch Quoich opposite Glenquoich Lodge; property of Donald Cameron Esq., M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Locheil._
OS1/17/30/56 ALLT A' CHOIRE LEITH Allt a' Choire Lèith Allt a' Choire Lèith Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Alexander McRae, Coirebuidhe 094 A large stream flowing north-ward through Coire Liath and falling into Loch Quoich. English meaning, Stream of the Grey Hollow._
OS1/17/30/56 [Page] 56 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire
OS1/17/30/57 ALLT UAINE Allt Uaine Allt Uaine Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A small stream running parallel to, and falling into Loch Quoich a quarter of a mile west of Allt a' Mhèilich. English meaning, Green Burn.
OS1/17/30/57 ALLT FEARNA Allt Fearna Allt Fearna Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 080 ; 094 ; 095 A stream running parallel to, and falling into Loch Quoich three quarters of a mile east of, Allt a' Mhèilich. English meaning Alder Burn_
OS1/17/30/57 LOCH QUOICH Loch Quoich Loch Quoich Loch Quoich Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich Black's Map of Inverness-shire 079 ; 094 ; 095 A loch in Glenquoich about twenty three miles west of the Caledonian Canal. Length about seven miles; average breadth half a mile._
OS1/17/30/57 [Page]57 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire The following pencil notes are written to the name "Allt Uaine": Written on Sheets 79 & 94 79 & 94 The following pencil note is written to the name "Allt Fearna": Written on Sheet 95
OS1/17/30/57 In the Descriptive Remarks for the names "Allt Uaine" and "Allt Fearna" the name "Allt Mhèilich" has had its spelling amended to "Allt Mhèil" in its entry on Page 58.
OS1/17/30/58 ALLT NAN CARN Allt nan Carn Allt nan Carn Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A large stream rising on the hills north of Glenquoich Lodge and flowing southward into Loch Quoich. English meaning Burn of the Cairns
OS1/17/30/58 ALLT A' MHEIL Allt a' Mhèil Allt a' Mhèil Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 079 ; 094 A large stream flowing from the north and falling into Loch Quoich about a mile east of Glenquoich Lodge. English meaning, Burn of the Bleat
OS1/17/30/58 EAS ALLT A' MHEIL Eas Allt a' Mhèil Eas Allt a' Mhèil Revd [Reverend] Alexander Cameron, Glengarry Mr Donald McPherson, Glenquoich 094 A waterfall consisting of three successive leaps a short distance from each other, about a hundred feet in height in all, and situated on Allt a' Mhèilich. English meaning, Falls of the Burn of the Bleat._
OS1/17/30/58 [Page] 58 Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness-shire The following pencil notes are written to the name "Allt nan Carn": Written on Sheet 79 on Sheet 79 The following pencil notes are written to the name "Allt a' Mhèil": Written on Sheets 79 & 94 Correct on 79 & 94 The following pencil note is written to the name "Eas Allt a' Mhèil": Correct
OS1/17/30/58 The alteration of the word "Mhèilich" to "Mhèil" corresponds to the alteration in the Descriptive remarks of its meaning "Bleating" to "Bleat".
OS1/17/30/59 COIRE REIDH Coire Reidh Rev [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. [Episcopal Church] Glenelg. William Inglis. Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 093 ; 094 A large corry, extending from the N. [North] slope of Meall Fuaran na Feola, about 2½ miles in a N.E. [North East] direction Sig. [Signifies] - "The Smooth Corry."
OS1/17/30/59 ALLT A' CHOIRE REIDH Allt a' Choire Reidh Rev [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. [Episcopal Church] Glenelg. William Inglis. Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable stream, rising in Meall Fuaran na Feola, about ½ mile from the W. [West] extremity of Glen Kingie and flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction into Gèarr Amhainn. Sig. [Signifies] - "The Stream of the Smooth Corry."
OS1/17/30/59 [Page] 59 Sheet 94-- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co [County] Inverness [Signed] Charles Cooke. Sapper. R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/60 ALLT DUBH Allt Dubh Mr. Malcolm Glengarry Estate Map 094 A Small Stream about a mile in length and flowing North West wards into Allt a' Mhainner - English meaning "Black Stream."
OS1/17/30/60 CLACH NA MEÌNEIR Clach na Meìneir Mr. Malcolm Glengarry Estate Map 094 A large Boulder situated about one mile North East from Sgòr an Fhurain Sig. - [Signifies] "The Stone of the Mine"
OS1/17/30/60 CEANN GARBH Ceann Garbh Mr. Malcolm Glengarry Estate Map 094 A rocky Hillside between the River Kingie and Allt Coir' an Stangain (Sig) [Signifies] "Rough Head."
OS1/17/30/60 [Page] 60 Sheet 94 -- Ph. [Parish] of Kilmallie -- Inverness - shire
OS1/17/30/61 SGÒR AN FHUARAIN Sgòr an Fhuarain Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable eminence, situate about a mile E. [East] of Sgòr Mhòr. Sig. [ Signifies] "The conical hill of the Spring."
OS1/17/30/61 COIRE A'CHADHA Coire a' Chadha Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A small corry situate about 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Sgòr an Fhuarain. "Sig.- [Signifies] "The corry of the pass."
OS1/17/30/61 SGÒR BEAG Sgòr Beag Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable eminence, situate about 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Sgòr MHòr. Sig. [Signifies] "The small conical hill."
OS1/17/30/61 [Page] 61 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness Signed by Charles Cooke, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/62 COIRE ONFHAIDH Coire Onfhaidh Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A Small corry, situate on the S.E. [South East] Slope of Sgòr Bheag. Sig. - [Signifies] "The Corry of the Storm."
OS1/17/30/62 SGÒR MÒR Sgòr Mòr Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable eminence, situate about a mile W. [West] of Sgòr an Fhuarain. Sig. - [Signifies] "The large Conical hill."
OS1/17/30/62 COIRE RIABHACH Coire Riabhach Rev. [Reverend} John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A small corry, situate N. [North] of and adjoining Coire Onfhaidh. Sig, - [Signifies] "Brindled Corry."
OS1/17/30/62 [Page] 62 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co .[County] Inverness Signes by Charles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/63 MEALL A' CHOIRE CHARNAICH Meqall a' Choire Charnaich Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 An eminence, Situated about 1/2 mile N.E. [North East of Sgòr Mhòr Sig. - [Signifies] "The hill of the Corry abounding in cairns."
OS1/17/30/63 COIRE BUIDHE Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A large Corry situate between Meall a' Choire Charnaich and Sgòr an Fhurain Sig. - Signifies] - "Yellow Corry"
OS1/17/30/63 ALLT A'CHOIRE BHUIDHE Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable Stream rising on the E. [East] side of Sgòr Mhòr, and flowing through Choire Bhuidhe into Loch Quoich. Sig.- [Signifies] "The Stream of the Yellow Corry"
OS1/17/30/63 [Page] 63 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness Signed by Charles Cooke Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers] No place names for second and third entries and Spelling modes are crossed out but descriptions are maintained
OS1/17/30/64 COIRE NAN LAOGH Coire nan Laogh Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A Corry sitaute on the N. [North] side of Sgòr Mhòr. Sig - Signifies] - "The Corry of the Calves"
OS1/17/30/64 ALLT CHOIRE NAN LAOGH Allt Choire na Laogh Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A considerable stream rising on Coire nan Laogh and flowing into Geàrr Amhain Sig. - [Signifies] "The Stream of the Corry of the Calves."
OS1/17/30/64 COIRE CARNACH Coire Carnach Rev. [Reverend] John McCrae E. C. Glenelg William Ingles, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 094 A small corry, situate between Coire nan laogh and Meall a' Choire Charnaich Sig, - [Signifies] "The Corry abounding in Cairns"
OS1/17/30/64 [Page] 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness Signed by Carles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] No place name for second entry and Spelling mode is crossed out but description is maintained
OS1/17/30/65 ALLT A' CHOIRE GHLAIS Allt a' Choire Ghlais The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Stream of the Grey Corry" A small mountain stream flowing S.E. [South East] into River Kingie about 1 mile S. E. [South East] of Mainnin.
OS1/17/30/65 COIRE GLAS Coire Glas The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Grey Corry" A large corry partly covered with large rocks and boulders situated about 10 Chains E. [East] of Sgòr an Fhuarain.
OS1/17/30/65 BAC A' PHÙILL Bac a' Phùill The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The hollow of the mud" A small hollow situated on the top of a watershed about 20 Chains South of Mainnin.
OS1/17/30/65 BAC AN LETH-CHOIN Bac an Leth-choin The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The hollow of the lurcher" A large pass or hollow on the top of a watershed situated about 3/4 mile N. [North] of Sgòr an Fhuarain.
OS1/17/30/65 [Page] 65 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signes by E. Martin R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/66 DOIRE NAN CLUAINEAN Doire nan Cluainean The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Thicket of the Pasture" Applies to a large flat on the N. [North] side of Glen Kingie about 3/4 mile S. E. [South East] of Sgòr an Fhuarain.
OS1/17/30/66 LEAC DOIRE NAN CLUAINEAN Leac Doire nan Cluainean The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The hillside of the thicket of the pasture" Applies to a large space on the S. [South] side of Sgòr an Fhuarain about 1 mile in length by 30 Chains in breadth
OS1/17/30/66 [Page] 66 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E. Martin R.E. [Royal Engineers First entry on page for Mainnin deleted with note it is already described
OS1/17/30/67 ALLT NA CRÌCHE Allt na Críche Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry. 094 A small Stream flowing S.ward [Southward] for about a mile till it joins River Kingie
OS1/17/30/67 INBHIR A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE Inbhir a' Coire Bhuidhe Estate Plan Mr Malcolm Factor Glengarry. 094 A peice of land at the Mouth of Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe, on the S. [South] side of Loch Quoich.
OS1/17/30/67 ALLT A' BHODAICH Allt a' Bhodaich On Sheet 79 Described in N. [Name Book Sheet 79
OS1/17/30/67 RIVER QUOICH River Quoich On Sheet 79 Described in N. [Name] Book Sheet 79
OS1/17/30/67 MEALL A' MHÈIL Meall a' Mhèil On Sheet 79 Described in N. [Name] Book Sheet 79
OS1/17/30/67 [Page] 67 Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/68 ALLT DUBH Allt Dubh Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 094 A small Stream about 3/4 of a mile in length flowing S.ward [Southward] from Grearr-fhraoch Bheag till it joins River Kingie
OS1/17/30/68 COIRE NA MAROCH Coire na Maroch Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 094 A small Corry a little E. [East] of Coire Glas.
OS1/17/30/68 ALLT MÒR Allt Mòr Estate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 094 A small Stream flowing S.ward [Southward] for about 25 chains till it joins River Kingie
OS1/17/30/68 [Page] 68 Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] of Inverness Under Coire nan Maroch is an additional note "Coire nam Maraich - The Corry of the Sailors"
OS1/17/30/69 COIRE MHIC EOGHAIN OIG Coire Mhic Eoghan Oig The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Corry of Young Euan's Son" A large corry situated about 30 Chains N.E. [North East ] of Mainnir[e]
OS1/17/30/69 RUIGHE COIRE NAN EASAICHEAN Ruighe Coire nam Easaichean The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094; 095 "The herding place of the corry of the bones" Applies to a large flat or grazing ground for cattle situated about 1 mile E. [East] of Sròn na Buiteinich
OS1/17/30/69 ALLT RUIGHE COIRE NAN EASAICHEAN Allt Ruighe Coire nam Easaichean The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The stream of the herding place of the corry of the bones" A small mountain stream flowing through Reighe Choire nan Cnamh into River Kingie.
OS1/17/30/69 [Page] 69 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E. Martin Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/70 ALLT AN FHAMHAIR Allt an Fhamhair The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Giant's Stream" A small mountain stream rising at the top of Ceann Samhradh and flowing S. [South} through a deep gully for about 6o Chains, and then sinks into the hill.
OS1/17/30/70 CEANN SAMHRAIDH Ceann Samhraidh The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Summer Head" Applies to the top of some rocks, situated on the top Gear Fhraoch.
OS1/17/30/70 GEARR-FHRAOCH BHEAG Gearr-fhraoch Bheag The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Little Short heath" Applies to a small hill situated about 1/2 mile N. W. [North West] of Gear Fhraoch.
OS1/17/30/70 [Page] 70 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E. Martin Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/71 BEALACH COIRE THOLLAIDH Bealach Coire Thollaidh The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Pass of deep or dug hollow" A small pass or hollow situated on the top of a watershed about 5 chains W. [West] of Bac nam Foid.
OS1/17/30/71 SRÒN NA BUITEINICH Sròn na Buiteinich The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Point of Yellow meadow's" Applies to the end of a water shedsituated about 1 1/2 miles S. [South] of Ceann Samhradh, on the S. [South] side of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/71 SRÒN NA BUITEINICH Sròn na Buiteinich The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Point of Yellow meadow's" Applies to the end of a water shedsituated about 1 1/2 miles S. [South] of Ceann Samhradh, on the S. [South] side of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/71 [Page] 71 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Entries for Glen Kingie and River Kingie have been crossed out and a note entered to indicate that they are described on Sheet 109 Signe by E Martin Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/72 GEAIR FHERAOCH Geair fhearoch The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "Short Heath" Applies to a large hill situated on the N. [North] side of Glen Kingie, 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] of Sgòr an Fhuarain.
OS1/17/30/72 ALLT AN REIDHLEIN Allt an Reidhlein The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Stream of the Plain" A small mountain stream S. [South] through An Rèidhlein into River Kingie
OS1/17/30/72 AN REIDHLEAN An Reodhlean The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The Plain" Applies to a small flat, on the N. [North] side Glen Kingie, 3/4 mile S. [South] of Ceann Samhradh.
OS1/17/30/72 BAC NAM FOID Bac nam Fòíd The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald McDonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Ingles Strathan 094 "The hollow of the turf" Applies to a large hollow on a watershed, situated about 1/2 mile E. [East] of Ceann Samhradh.
OS1/17/30/72 [Page] 72 Sheet 94 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Note for Geair fheraoch (crossed out) - The Name does not agree with the Name on the trace above The name shown on the map is Gairich
OS1/17/30/73 GLEN KINGIE Glen Kingie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse High McDonald. Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 094 ;109 A large glen between Loch Arkaig & Loch Quoich, extending from the head of Glen Garry about 10 miles in a Westerly direction.
OS1/17/30/73 RIVER KINGIE River Kingie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse High McDonald. Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 094 ;109 A good sized river flowing through Glen Kingie to its confluence with River Garry
OS1/17/30/73 BRAIGH DUBH Braigh Dubh Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse High McDonald. Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "Black brae" Situate at the head of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/73 DRUIM A' CHÙIRN Druim a' Chùirn Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse High McDonald. Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 The "ridge of the Cairn" a large mountain Situate at the South & head of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/73 A' CHIOCH A' Chioch Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse High McDonald. Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Pap" a small conical mound on Druim a' Chuirn.
OS1/17/30/73 [Page] 73 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness A note under Glen Kingie and River Kingie states "Written on Sheet 94 Signed by P. Dougherty Sapr. R.E. [Sapper, Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/74 COIRE CHITHEANAIS Coire Chitheanais Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "Corry of the Grumbling" a huge hollow extending from Druim a' Chùirn to Glen Dessary. -
OS1/17/30/74 ALLT COIRE CHITHEANAIS Allt Coire Chitheanais Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "Stream of the Corry of Grumbling" a small Stream flowing through Coire Chitheanais. -
OS1/17/30/74 SRÒN AN TIGH MHÒIR Sròn an Tigh Mhòir Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The point of the big house" a large peak or point about 1/2 mile South of and 1 mile from the head of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/74 GLAC A' BHREATUNNAICH Glac a' Bhreatuinnaich Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Briton's Hollow" Situate on the South and about 2 miles from the head of Glen Kingie.
OS1/17/30/74 FEITH A' CHITHEANAIS Feith a' Chitheanais Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macrae, Glenelg Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Ingles, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "Bog of Grumbling" extending about 3/4 mile South from the head of Glac a' Bheatuinnich
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OS1/17/30/75 COIRE NAN CLACH Coire nan Clach Estate Plan Mr. Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small Corry a little E. [East] of Druim a Chuirn. Meaning "Corry of the Stones"
OS1/17/30/75 ALLT COIR' A' CHAORUINN Allt Coir' a' Choruinn Estate Plan Mr. Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small Stream rising in "Coire a' Chaoruinn" and flowing N.wards [Northwards] for about a mile till it joins River Kingie Meaning "Burn of the Corry of the Rowan Tree"
OS1/17/30/75 TOM A' CHAORUINN Tom a' Chaoruinn Estate Plan Mr. Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small Knoll. a little E. [East] of Fraoch Bheinn. Meaning - "Knoll of the Rowan Tree".
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OS1/17/30/76 ALLT RUIGH COIRE CADHA AN ONFHAIDH Allt Ruigh Coire Cadha an Onbhaidh Estate Plan Mr. Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small Stream flowing Swards [Southwards] from Coire Onbhaidh for about a mile till it joins River Kingie Meaning - "Burn of the Shealing of the Corry of the Pass of the Blast"
OS1/17/30/76 ALLT A' GHIUBHAIS Allt a' Ghiubhais Estate Plan Mr. Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A smalll Stream rising in Coire na Clach and flowing N.wards [Northwards] for about a mile till it joins River Kingie. Meaning - "Burn of the Fir."
OS1/17/30/76 ALLT FAICHE CIOCH AN EAS Allt Faiche Cioch an Eas Esatate Plan Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small Stream rising in Feith Chitheanais and flowing W.wards [Westwards] for about 3/4 of a mile till it joins Allt a' Ghiubhais -
OS1/17/30/76 SGÒR CÒS NA BREACHD-LAOIDH Sgòr Còs na Breachd-laoidh 109 Described on Sheet 108
OS1/17/30/76 [Page] 76 Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness Sgòr Còs na Breachd-laoidh - pencil note under this title in the place Entry - "Written on Sheet 108"
OS1/17/30/77 ALLT NA FÈITHE Allt na Fèithe Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Stream of the Marsh" a small Stream rising in Feith a' Chitheanais and flowing South into River Dessary.-
OS1/17/30/77 FRAOCH BHEINN Fraoch Bheinn Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Heather Mountain" a large Mountain about 1/2 mile West of the footpath from the head of Loch Arkaig to Glen Kingie. -
OS1/17/30/77 COIR' A' CHAORUINN Coir' a' Chaoruinn Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "Corry of the Rowan" extending from the base of Fraoch Bheinn N. [North] to Glen Kingie.-
OS1/17/30/77 BIDEAN MHIC IAIN GHLAIS Bidean Mhic Iain Ghlais Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The pinnacle of grey John's Son" a peak or point on Fraoch Bheinn on the north side within 1/2 mile of Glen Kingie -
OS1/17/30/77 COIRE NA CLOICHE MÒIRE Coire na Cloiche Mòire Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Corry of the Big Stone" a large hollow on the S.E. [South East] side of Fraoch Bheinn. -
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OS1/17/30/78 COIRE MHIC PHÀIL Coire Mhic Pàil Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "McPhail's Corry" a small hollow on the N.E. [North East] Side of Fraoch Bheinn. -
OS1/17/30/78 FEITH NA BROLAICH Feith' na' Brolaich Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Stathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Marsh of the Muttering, or of Confusion" a flat swampy ground situate on the pass from Strathan, head of Loch Arkaig to Kinbreack, Glen Kingie. -
OS1/17/30/78 ALLT A' CHINN BHRIC Allt a' Chinn Bhric Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Stream of the Mottled Head", good sized stream rising in Feith' a' Bhrolaich and flowing N. [North] into River Kingie at Kinbreack.-
OS1/17/30/78 COIRE NA CLÒICHE BIGE Coire na Cloiche Bige Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The Corry of the Small Stone", a small hollow situate W. [West] of Allt na Chinne Bhric near Kinbreack, Glen Kingie. -
OS1/17/30/78 LEAC AN T-SLUIC Leac an t-Sluic Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macrae Glenelg, Manse Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig William Inglis, Strathan, Kinlocharkaig 109 "The flag of the ravine," a rocky side of a hill E [East] side of Allt na Chinne Bhric near Kinbreack, Glen Kingie. -
OS1/17/30/78 [Page] 78 Sheet 109 --Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Pencil note suggesting there should be an accent on e or i of Feith' na Bhrolaich Signed P. Dougherty Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/79 ALLT LAGAN A' CHALLTUINN Allt Lagan a' Challtuinn Estate Map Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small stream rising if Leac an t-Sluie and flowing W.wards [Westwards] for about 1/2 a mile till it enters Allt a Chinn Bhric . Meaning - "Burn of the little hollow of the Hazel."
OS1/17/30/79 ALLT NA REIDH-RUITH Allt na Reidh-ruith Estate Map Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small stream rising if Leac an t-Sluie and flowing W.wards [Westwards] for about 1/2 a mile till it enters Allt a' Chinn Bhric . Meaning - "Burn of the Smooth running or flowing"
OS1/17/30/79 DRUIM COIR' AN STANGAIN BHIG Druim Coir' an Stangain Bhig Estate Map Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small hill feature on the Watershed, a little E. [East] of Sgòr Mhurlagain Meaning - "Ridge of the Corryof the little Pool."
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OS1/17/30/80 MÀM A' BHLÀIR Màm a' Bhlàir Estate Map Mr Malcolm, Factor, Glengarry 109 A small hill feature on the Watershed a little N. E. [North East] of Meall an Doire Dhuinn. Meaning - "Hill of the Plain."
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OS1/17/30/81 KINBREACK Kinbreack Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McRae. Glenelg Manse 109 A Shepherd's house situated in Glen Kingie on the pass from the head of Loch Arkaig to Loch Quoich.-
OS1/17/30/81 CEANNA BREAC Ceanna Breac Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McRae. Glenelg Manse 109 "The Mottled Head" a rocky side of a hillabove and E. [East] of Kinbreack house, Glen Kingie. -
OS1/17/30/81 BAC AN T-SNEACHDA Bac an t-Sneachda Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McRae. Glenelg Manse 109 "The hollow of the Snow". A hollow on the top of the hill above Ceanna Breac toward Sgòr Mhurlagain. -
OS1/17/30/81 [Page] 81 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed P. Dougherty Sapr. R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
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OS1/17/30/83 COIR' AN STANGAIN MHÒIR Coir' an Stangain Mhòir Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A large corry extending in a N. E. [North East] direction from the N [North] base of Sgòr Mhurlagain to Glen Kingie Sig. - [Signifies] "The corry of the large pool or ditch."
OS1/17/30/83 ALLT COIR' AN STANGAIN MHÒIR Allt Coir' an Stangain Mhòir Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 094 ; 109 A considerable stream rising at the S.W. [South West] extremity of Coir' an Stangain Mhòir, and extending through it to the River Kingie. Sig, - [Signifies] "The stream of the corry of the large pool or ditch"
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OS1/17/30/84 SGÒR MHURLAGAIN Sgòr Mhurlagain Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A rocky eminence of considerable heightt situate about 3 miles N.W. [North West] of Mhurlagain. Sig- [Signifies] "Peak of the walled-in hollow"
OS1/17/30/84 ALLT MHURLAGAIN Allt Mhurlagain Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A considerable stream rising on the S. [South] slope of Sgòr Mhurlagain and flowing into Loch Arkaig Sig. [Signifies] "Stream of the walled-in hollow"
OS1/17/30/84 [Page] 84 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness Signed Charles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/85 COIR' AN STANGAIN BHIG Coir' án Stangain Bhig Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A corry, situated about a mile E. [East] of and running parallel to Coir' á Stangain Mhòr Sig- .[Signifies] "The corry of the little pool or ditch".
OS1/17/30/85 ALLT COIR' AN STANGAIN BHIG Allt Coir' án Stangain Bhig Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A considerable stream rising about 1/4 mile N.E [North East] of Sgòr Mhurlagain and flowing through Coir' á Stangain Bhig into the River Kaigie Sig-. [Signifies] "The stream of the corry of the little pool or ditch."
OS1/17/30/85 DRUIM COIR' AN STANGAIN MHOIR Druin Coir' an Stangain Mhoir Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A long Hill feature with Watershed situated immedialely to the north of Sgòr Mhurlagain Sig. [Signifies] "The Ridge of the Hollow of the Big ditch"
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OS1/17/30/86 SRÒN GHARBH Sròn gharbh Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A precipitous eminence, situate about 1 1/2 mile N. E. [North East] of Sgòr Mhurlagain Sig. -[Signifies] "The rough point"
OS1/17/30/86 MEALL AN DOIRE DHUINN Meall an Doire Dhuinn Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 An eminence, Situate about a mile S.E. [South East] of Sròn Gharbh Sig.- "The hill of the brown thicket"
OS1/17/30/86 ALLT NA CAILLICH Allt na Caillaich Rev. [Reverend] John McRae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig 109 A considerable Stream, riising near the S. [South] base of Meall na Doire Dhuinn, and flowing into Loch Arkaig " Sig. - [Signifies] "The old woman's stream."
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OS1/17/30/87 COIRE LOCH A' BHLAIR Coire Loch a' Bhlàir Re. [Reverend ] John McRae. E.C. Glenelg 109 ; 110 A corry extending from the S. [South] base of Meall an Doire Dhuinn, about a mile in an easterly direction towards Loch a' Bhlàir. Sig . [Signifies] "The corry of the loch of the flat".
OS1/17/30/87 [Page] 87 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness A note under Coire Loch a' Bhlàr indicates "To be written on Sheet 110" Additional items on the page with no description or authorities are : Allt Ruighe Choire nan Easaichain - To be written on Sheet 94 Ruighe Choire nan Easaichain - See Sheet 110 Sròn a' Ghorm -achadh an t-Seilich - See Sheet 110
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OS1/17/30/89 TOM NA H-IOLAIRE Tom na h-Iolaire The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The eagles Knoll" A small Knoll situated about 1/4 mile S. W. [South West] of Strathan
OS1/17/30/89 MONADH GORM Monadh Gorm The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "Green Hill" A large hill situated 1/2 mile W. [West] of Strathan
OS1/17/30/89 MÀM NAN CALUM Màm nan Calum The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Malcolm's low hill" A small hill situated on the same range as Monadh Gorm
OS1/17/30/89 [Page] 89 Sheet 109 Trace 4 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E. Martin Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/89 Màm nan Calum: An additinal entry with a question mark suggests this should be M nan Colum - "The Pigeons Low Hill"
OS1/17/30/90 STRATHAN Strathan The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "Little Dale" Applies to a Shepherd's house situated about 1/2 mile W. [West] of Locharkaig Head
OS1/17/30/90 GLENDESSARRY Glendessary (Local) The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "Glen of Right pasture" Applies to a shepherd's house situated about 1 mile N. W. [North West] of Strathan.
OS1/17/30/90 GLEN DESSARRY Glen Dessary 9Local) The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 108 ; 109 "Glen of Right Pasture" A large glen about 4 miles in length extending N.W. [North West] from Strathan.
OS1/17/30/90 RIVER DESSARRY River Dessary The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 108 ; 109 "River of right pasture" A large river flowing S.E. [South East] through Glen Dessary, into Loch Arkaig.
OS1/17/30/90 [Page] 90 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E Martin, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/91 MURLAGGAN Murlaggan (Local) The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Walled Hollow" Applies to a shepherds about 1 1/2 miles on the E. [East] side from the head of Loch Arkaig.
OS1/17/30/91 CREAG SHALACHAIN Creag Shalachain The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Rock of the Bury Place" A small rock, situated about 1 mile N.E. [North East] of Meallan Dubh
OS1/17/30/91 TOM NA CEANNA MHURACH Tom na Ceanna Mhurach The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The knoll at the head of the Loch" A small hill situated at the head of Loch Arkaig
OS1/17/30/91 [Page] 91 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Signed by E Martin, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/91 Under Creag Shalachain is a note as follows:" No rock shown on Trace Ought not this be described as "A Rocky eminence" etc Tom na Ceanna Mhurach:A note suggests that"The word is rather in a corrupted form and had better be made a compound with hyphens" Suggested it should be Ceann-mhurach
OS1/17/30/92 MEALLAN DUBH Meallan Dubh The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The little black hill" A small rocky hill situated about 3/4 mile N.W. [North West] of Kinlocharkaig.
OS1/17/30/92 CADHA NA H-EARBA Cadha nan h-Earba The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Pass of the Roe" Applies to a large pass or hollow situated about 30 chains " E. [East] of Kinlocharkaig
OS1/17/30/92 MONADH CEANN LOCHAIRCEIG Monadh Ceann Lochairceig The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The hill of Locharkaig head" A large hill, partly covered with birch on the N.E. [North East] side, situated about 1/2 mile E [East] of Kinlocharkaig.
OS1/17/30/92 ALLT AN FHAING Allt an Fhaing The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Stream of the Fold" A small mountain stream flowing N [North] into the head of Loch Arkaig, about 20 chains S. W. [South West ] of Tom na Cearma Mhurach
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OS1/17/30/93 A' GHLAG FHEARNA A'Ghlac Fhjeòrna The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Alder Hollow" Applies to a large hollow, situated about 1 1/4 miles from the foot of Glen Dessary and about 1/2 mile N. [North] of Monadh Gorm
OS1/17/30/93 DEARG ALLT Dearg Allt The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Red Stream" A large mountain stream flowing S.W. [South West] into River Dessary about 10 chains from Strathan
OS1/17/30/93 UPPER GLENDESSARRY Upper Glendessary 109 A shepherd's house situated about 2 miles N.W.[North West] of Strathan
OS1/17/30/93 SCHOOL School The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 A small room situated in an office building attached to Strathan, and is used as a school for this district: it is a parish or Established Church School - Patron Revd [Reverend] Dr Clarke Kilmallie
OS1/17/30/93 [Page] 93 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness signed by E. Martin, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/94 KINLOCHARKAIG Kinlocharkaig The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 Applies to a shepherd's house situated 1/2 mile S. E. [South East] of Strathan, & head of Loch Arkaig
OS1/17/30/94 CREAG AN UILLT CHAOIN Creag an Uillt Chaoin The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Rock of the Mild Stream" A small rock situated on the S. [South] side of L:och Arkaig about 1 1/2 miles N. E. [North East] from Kinlocharkaig
OS1/17/30/94 CLACH FEADAIG Clach Feadach The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Stone of the Whistle" A small rock, situated about 15 chains W. [West] of Creag Allt Chaoin and about 50 links from the shore on the S. [South] Side of Loch Arkaig
OS1/17/30/94 TIGH NAN SAIGHDEARAN (Old Barracks) Tigh nan Siaghdearan The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald, Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 Applies to old barrack ruins built by government in the time of the Jacobite rebellion in the year 1745 to keep the Highlanders of these Glens in check, situated beside the public road about 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Strathan , & head of Loch Arkaig
OS1/17/30/94 [Page] 94 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness signed by E. Martin, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/95 A' CHREAG LIATH A' Chreag Liath The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald , Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "The Grey Rock" A small rock situated about 3/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Murlaggan.
OS1/17/30/95 A' CHAILLEACH A'Chailleach The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald , Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 Applies to a small flat or hollow, on the side of Loch Arkaig about 1/2 mile East of Chreag Liath.
OS1/17/30/95 RUDHA GIUBHAIS Rudha Giubhais The Rev. [Reverend] Mr John McRae, Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald , Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis, Strathan 109 "Fir Point" A large point or promontory projecting out into Loch Arkaig about 3/4 mile E [East] of Murlaggan.
OS1/17/30/95 [Page] 95 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness The sheet is signed E. Marin Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers}and hs a note stating "No rock on trace"
OS1/17/30/96 GLEN PEAN Glen Pean The Rev .[Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis Strathan 109 Described in Sheet 123
OS1/17/30/96 RIVER PEAN River Pean The Rev .[Reverend] Mr John McRae Glenelg Mr Donald Macdonald Kinlocharkaig Mr Duncan Inglis Strathan 109 Described in Sheet 123
OS1/17/30/96 [Page] 96 Sheet 109 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness Sheet is signed E Martin Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/97 ALLT AN LEOGHAIR Allt an Leoghair Allt an Leoghair Allt an Leoghair Mr Donald Cameron Gairlochy Mr Alexander Cameron Bunroy Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermalie 109 Applied to a small stream rising on the South West side of Comhanarg Gearr Choirre an Mhor and falls into Allt Coire Screamhach. English meaning Burn of the Hoof or prong
OS1/17/30/97 GLENCAMGARRY Glen Camgarry Glen Camgarry Glen Camgarry Mr Donald Cameron Alexander Cameron Rev. [Reverend] Archibald Clark 109 Applied to a dwelling-house, one storey slated and in good repair
OS1/17/30/97 LOCHABER Lochaber Described in Sheet 110 N [Name] Book
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OS1/17/30/99 GLAC A' BHODAICH Glac a' Bhodaich Glac a' Bhodaich Glac a' Bhodaich Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 109 A small hollow on Loch Arkaig side a quarter of a mile West of Ben Chamgharaidh, property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning , Old Mare's Hollow
OS1/17/30/99 DOIRE DUBH Doire Dubh Doire Dubh Doire Dubh Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 109 A small portion of mixed wood at the foot of Gleann Camgharaidh, property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning, Black Grove
OS1/17/30/99 [Page] 99 Parish of Kilmalle -- County of Inverness
OS1/17/30/100 COMHNARD A' GHEARR CHOIREAN MHOIR Còmhnard a' Gearr Choirean Mhòir Còmhnard a' Gearr Choirean Mhòir Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 109 A portion of ground, partly level and partly sloping, and very rocky, situated between Gleann Camgharaidh and Allt Mòr Coille nan Gearrow; property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning, Flat of the large short Hollws.
OS1/17/30/100 LOCH ARKAIG Loch Arkaig Loch Arkaig Loch Arkaig Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 109 A large freshwater loch about 16 miles in length by three quarters of a mile average breadth. Its general direction is east and west and it is connected with Loch Lochy by the Arkaig, a river about a mile and in length -
OS1/17/30/100 COILLE NAN GEUR-OIREAN Coille nan Geur-oirean 109; 110 See Sheet 110 for description
OS1/17/30/100 ALLT MÒR COIRE NAN GEUR-OIREAN Allt Mòr Coire nan Geur-oirean 109;110 See Sheet 110 for description
OS1/17/30/100 [Page] 100 Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness
OS1/17/30/101 ALLT COIRE CHAISIL Allt Coire Chaisil Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A considerable stream rising a short distance S.W. [South West] of Meall an Fhir-Eun, and flowing into the River Pean. Sig. - [Signifies] "The stream of the corry of the ford"
OS1/17/30/101 MEALL AN FHÌR-EOIN Meall an Fhìr-eoun Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A considerable eminence situated on the E. [East] side of Coire ' Chaisil Sig - [Signifies] "The Eagle's hill."
OS1/17/30/101 MAN NAN LONG Mam nan Long Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A small eminence, situated oabout 1/2 mile N.W. [North Wet] of Leac na Carnach Sig. - [Signifies] "The low hill of the ships." Charles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/101 [Page]101 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/102 GLEANN A' CHAORUINN Gleann a' Chaoruinn Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A Glen extending from the N. [North] base of Streap, about 2 miles in a N.W. [North West] direction to Glen Pean Sig. - [Signifies] "The glen of the rowan."
OS1/17/30/102 ALLT A' CHAORUINN Allt a' Chaoruinn Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A considerable stream extending from the N. [North] base of Streap through Gleann a' Chaoruin into the River Pean Sig. - [Signifies] "The Stream of the rowan."
OS1/17/30/102 COIR' A' CHAORUINN Coir' a' Chaoruinn Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A corry, extending from the N [North] slope of Streap towards the S.W. [South West] extremity of Gleann a' Chaoruinn. Sig. - [Signifies] "The corry of the rowan." Charles Cooke Sapper, R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/102 [Page] 102 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/103 FRAOCH MÒR Fraoch Mòr Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A portion of heathy ground and open wood (chiefly stunted birch) situated on the slope of a hill E. [East] of and adjoining Coire Oufhaidh. Sig. [Signifies] "The large heather."
OS1/17/30/103 AN STREAP Streap Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A precipitous eminence of considerable height, the watershed of which partly forms the boundary between the counties of Inverness and Argyll. It is situate about 1 1/4 mile E. [East] of Lochan a' Chomhlain Sig. [Signifies] - "Climb" Charles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/103 [Page] 103 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/104 GULVAIN Gulvain Rev [Reverend] John Macrae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 An eminence of considerable height and extent, situate about a mile S. W. [South West] of Gleann Camgharaidh and exrending into the adjoining county Sig [Signifies] - "The mountain of the lurcher".
OS1/17/30/104 [Page] 104 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness The sheet is signed Charles Cooke Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/30/105 LEAC NA CARNAICH Leac na Carnaich Rev .[Reverend] John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig 124 Applies to the slope of a hill on the N. [North] Side of Gleann Camgharaidh, about a mile N. [North] of Leac na Budheig Sig. [Signifies] "The hill-side of the Cairns."
OS1/17/30/105 LEAC NA BUIDHEIG Leac na Buidheig Rev .[Reverend] John Macrae, E. C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald, Kinlocharkaig 124 The slope of a hill on the S [South] side of Gleann Camgharaidh, about 3/4 mile E [East] of Lochan a' Chomhlain. Sig [Signifies] - "The hill-side of the Yellow-hammer" or "of the yellow flower"
OS1/17/30/106 LOCHAN A' CHOMHLAIN Lochan A' Chomlain Rev .[Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hiugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A small lake situate at the S .[South] extremity of Gleann Camgharaidh, Sig. [Signifies] "The small loch of the gathering."
OS1/17/30/106 COIRE GORM Coire Gorm Rev .[Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hiugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A small corry situate a short distance E. [East] of the Source of Allt na Fauig Sig, [Signifies] The Green Corrie".
OS1/17/30/106 COIRE ONFHAIDH Coire Onfhaidh Rev .[Reverend] John Macrae, E.C. Glenelg William Inglis (Shepherd) Kinlocharkaig Hiugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 A corry, situate between Leac na Buidheig and Fraoch Mòr Sig .[Signifies] " the Corry of the Storm." Charles Cooke Sapper .R.E. [Royal Engineers}
OS1/17/30/106 [Page] 106 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/107 BRAIGH NAN UAMHACHAN Braigh nan Uamhachan Rev. [Reverend] John Macrae E.C. Glenelg William Inglis, Kinlocharkaig Hugh McDonald Kinlocharkaig 124 An eminence situated about 1/2 mile S. E. [South East] of Lochan a' Chomhlain the watershed of which forms part of the boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Argyle. Sig. [Signifies] "The top of the caverns"
OS1/17/30/107 COIRE CHAISIL Coire ' Chaisil Glen Pean 124;123 See Sheet 123
OS1/17/30/107 [Page] 107 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/108 FEITH AN EASAIN Feith an Easain 124 Described in the Name Book of Sheet 2 of Argyllshire
OS1/17/30/108 [Page] 108 Sheet 124 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/30/109 COIRE SCREAMHACH Coire Screamach Coire Screamach Coire Screamach Rev. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 124 A long and very rocky hollow siyuated between the head of Glen Mallie and Loch Arkaig.; property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning Horrible Hollow.
OS1/17/30/109 ALLT A' CHOIRE SCREAMHAICH Allt a' Choire Screamhaich Allt a' Choire Screamhaich All a' Choire Screamhaich Rev. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 124 A large stream which rises in Coire Screamhach and joins Allt Camgharaidh half a mile from its junction with Loch Arkaig. English meaning, Stream of the Horrible Hollow.
OS1/17/30/109 COIRE NA H-AIRE Coire na h-Aire Rev. [Reverend] Archibald Clark, Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm, Invermallie Mr John Cameron, Glen Mallie 124 A very rocky hollow situated fully a mile east of Coire Screamhach. Property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning (not authenticated) Hollow of the Watching
OS1/17/30/109 [Page[ 109 Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness
OS1/17/30/110 GLEANN CAMGHARAIDH Gleann Chamgharaidh Gleann Chamgharaidh Gleann Chamgaraidh Revd [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 109 ; 124 A large Glen stuated between the head of Glen Mallie and the head of Loch Arkaig, property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning, Glen of the winding rough stream.
OS1/17/30/110 ALLT CAMGHARAIDH Allt Camgharaidh Allt Camgharaidh Allt Camgharaidh Revd [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 109 ; 124 A large stream flowing through Glen Camgharaidh and falling into Loch Arkaig at Bùn Camgharaidh. English meaning Rough Winding Burn. Not authenticated
OS1/17/30/110 BUN CAMGHARAIDH Bun Camgharaidh Bu Camgharaidh Bun Camgharaidh Revd [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 109 A small portion of flat land situated at the junction of Allt Cangharadh with Loch Arkaig - property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil English meaning , Foot of the winding rough stream
OS1/17/30/110 [Page] 110 Parish of Kilmallie -- County of Inverness
OS1/17/30/111 COIRE LEACACH Coire Leacach Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Akexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 A small rocky hollow situated on the north side of Glen Mallie. Property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil. English meaning , Flag Hollow
OS1/17/30/111 ALLT A' CHOIRE LEACAICH Allat a' Choire Leacaich Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Akexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 A small stream rising in Coire Leacach and flowing into the River Malle. English meaning, stream of the Flag Hollow
OS1/17/30/111 [Page] 111 County of Inverness -- Parish of Kilmallie
OS1/17/30/112 GLEN MALLIE Glen Mallie Glen Mallie Glen Mallie Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 ; 125 A large glen branching off about two and a half miles from the east end of Loch Arkaig, and stretching southwest for nearly nine miles. Average breadth about a mile. For about four miles of its length it is traversed by the boundary between the counties of Argyle and Inverness. Property of Donald Cameron Esqr. Locheil
OS1/17/30/112 RIVER MALLIE River Mallie vd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 ; 125 A large stream, which, rising at the head of Glen Mallie and flowing through it falls into Loch Arkaig at Invermallie dwelling house. It forms the boundary between the Counties of Argyle and Inverness for about four miles.
OS1/17/30/112 [Page] 112 County of Inverness -- Parish of Kilmallie
OS1/17/30/113 ALLT COIRE NAN LAOGH Allt Coire nan Laogh Revd. [Reverend] A. Clark Corpach Mr . Ewen Cameron Corpach Mr. A. McPhee Corpach 124 A stream rising in Coire nan Laogh, and flowing in a Southerly direction to its confluence with the Suileag English meaning Stream of the Calves Hollow
OS1/17/30/113 COIRE NAN LAOGH Coire nan Laogh Revd. [Reverend] A. Clark Corpach Mr. Ewen Cameron Corpach Mr. A. McPhee Corpach 124 A hollow situated a little to the South West of "Meall a' Phubuill" English meaning "The Calves Hollow"
OS1/17/30/113 MEALL A' PHÙBUILL Meall a' Phùbuill Revd. [Reverend] A. Clark Corpach Mr. Ewen Cameron Corpach Mr. A. McPhee Corpach 124 A hill feature [very prominent) Situated half way betwixt Glen Mallie and Glen Suileag English meaning The hill of the tents.
OS1/17/30/113 [Page] 113
OS1/17/30/114 GEARR LEACANN Gearr Leacann Revd. [Reverend] J. MaCrae Mr William Inglis Mr. R. McDonald 124 A Hill side on the north side of Gleann Suileag. Meaning in English "Short Face"
OS1/17/30/114 [Page] 114 Inverness -shire -- Kilmallie Ph [Parish]
OS1/17/30/115 COIRE NAM FUARAN Coire nam Fuaran Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 A Small Hollow on the North side of Glen Mallie and about 1 1/2 mile North from Meall a' Phùbuill English Meaning "Hollow of the Springs"
OS1/17/30/115 ALLT COIRE NAM FUARAN Allt Coire nam Fuaran Revd. [Reverend] Archibald Clark Corpach Mr Alexander Chisholm Invermallie Mr John Cameron Glen Mallie 124 A small stream immediately to the East of Coire nam Fuaran and flowing in a South West direction into the River Mallie English Meaning "Burn of the Hollow of the Springs"
OS1/17/30/115 ALLT LIATH Allt Liath Revd. [Reverend] Archibald cl;ark Corpach Mr James Wilson glensuileg Mr Donald McPhee Corpach 124 A stream rising on the North side of Meall a'- Phùbùill and flowing North ward falls into the River Mallie English Meaning "Grey Burn"
OS1/17/30/115 [Page] `115 Parish of Kilmallie -- Inverness - shire
OS1/17/30/116 CAM DHOIRE Cam Dhoire No authorities quoted 124; 125 Described in Name Book of Sheet 125
OS1/17/30/116 MONADH BEAG Monadh BEAG No authorities quoted 124; 125 Described in Name Book of Sheet 125
OS1/17/30/116 AN T-SUILEAG An t-Suileag Revd. [Reverend Archibald Clark Corpach Mr James Wilson Glensuileag Mr D. McPhee Corpach
OS1/17/30/116 LOCHEIL FOREST Locheil Forest No authorities quoted 124 ; 125 Described in Name Book for Sheet 125
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OS1/17/30/116 [Page] 116 Parish of Kilmallie -- Inverness - shire
OS1/17/30/116 Locheil Forest: The following note is under the Place Entry " See Remarks on Deer Forests not to be written on Plns"
OS1/17/30/117 ALLT FIONN DOIRE Allt Fionn Doire Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Clark Corpach Mr John Cameron Corribeg Me A McNaughton Corribeg 124 "Stream of the White Wood" A mountain stream rising about ten chains East of Feith an Easain and flowing in a South easterly direction for over a mile where it becomes confluent with the Suileag at Glensulaig -
OS1/17/30/117 GLEANN A' CHAIM DHOIRE Gleann a Chaim Dhoire 124 "Glen of the Crokked Wood" A mountain feature situated about three fourth of a mile North East of Meall a Rhubaill The property of D. Cameron Jnr [Junior] Esqr. of Locheil
OS1/17/30/117 GLEANN SUILEAG Gleann Suileag 124 "Glen of the Little Eye" A large glen extending fromFassfern in a Northerly direction for about four miles. The property of D. Cameron Jnr [Junior] Esqr. of Locheil
OS1/17/30/117 Allt Fionn Doire: Note to the effect that "Doire " is an adjective preferred to its noun asperates that {......} Gleann a'Chaim Dhoire: Written on 125 : note under the List of names as written: No authorities quoted. Gleann Suileag:Written on 125 : note under the List of names as written: No authorities quoted
OS1/17/30/117 [Page] 117 Co. [County] Inverness -- Parish of Kilmallie
OS1/17/30/118 ALLT RUIGH NAM FIADH Allt Ruighe nam Fiadh Revd. [Reverend] Mr Clerk Corpach Mr D. McDonald Stronlea Mr. John Cameron Corribeg 124 "Stream of the Deer's Slope" A mountain stream rising about three fourths of a mile north of the Source of the Fionnall and flowing in an Easterly direction for about three fourths of a mile when it becomes Confluent with the River Mallie
OS1/17/30/118 RUIGH NAM FIADH Ruigh nam Fiadh Revd. [Reverend] Mr Clerk Corpach Mr D. McDonald Stronlea Mr. John Cameron Corribeg 124 "Deers' Slope" A portion of land situated on the North side of Allt Ruigh nan Fiadh about two chains West of where Allt Allt Ruigh nam Fiadh becomes confluent with the River Mallie. The property of D. Cameron Jnr [Junior] Esquire of Locheil
OS1/17/30/118 [Page] 118 Co. Inverness -- Parish of Kilmallie
OS1/17/30/119 [Page] 119 NAME BOOK OF PART OF THE 6 INCH WORK OF GLENELG KILMONOIVAIG & KILMALIE PARISHES SHEETS 93 94 109 124 INVERNESS-SHIRE
OS1/17/30/120 [Page] 120 (Name Book) INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet A' Chioch -- 73 -- 109 A.'Chailleach -- 095 -- 109 A'Chreag Liath -- 095 -- 109 A' Ghlac Fhearnd -- 093 -- 109 Allt a'Bhodaich -- 067 --094 Allt a' Chàirn Mhòir -- 019 -- 093 Allt a' Chaoruinn -- 102 -- 124 Allt a' Chinn Bhrie -- 078 -- 109 Allt a' Choir Bhuidh -- 050 -- 094 Allt a; Choire Ghlais -- 065 -- 094 Allt a' Choire Leith -- 056 -- 094 Allt a' Choire Leacaich -- 111 -- 124 Allt a' Choire Odhair -- 018 --093 Allt a' Choire Reidh -- 059 -- 094 Allt a' Choire Screamhaich -- 109 --124 Allt a' Ghuibhais -- 071 -- 109 Allt a' Ghunna -- 005 -- 093 Allt a' Mhainnir -- 049 -- 094 Allt a' Mhèil -- 058 -- 094 Allat Achadh a' Ghlinne -- 031 -- 093 Allt an Fhaing -- 092 -- 109 Allt an Fhamhair -- 070 -- 094 Allt an Leoghair -- 097 --109 Allt an Reidhlein -- 072 -- 094 Allt an Tomain Uidhe -- 004 -- 093 Allt an Fhuarain -- 034 -- 093 Allt Bealach na h-Eange -- 035 -- 093 Allt Camghaidh -- 110 -- 124 Allt Carnach -- 015 -- 093 Allt Coir' a' Chaoruinn -- 075 --109 Allt Choire an Lochain -- 023 -- 093 Allt Coir' an Stangain Bhig -- 085 -- 109 Allt Coir' an Stangain Mhòir -- 083 -- 109 Allt Coire' Chaisil -- 101 -- 124 Allt Coire Mhic Eobhain Oig -- 051 -- 094 Allt Coire Slat Bheinn -- 007 -- 093 Allt Coire na Cruaich -- 027 -- 093 Allt Coire na Cuairtich -- -31 -- 093 Allt Coire nam Fuaran -- 115 -- 124 Alt Coire nan Eiricheallach -- 048 -- 094 All coire nan Gall -- 036 -- 094 Allt Coire nan Laogh -- 113 -- 124 Allt Coire nan Laogh -- 042 -- 094 Allt Doire na Staiririche -- 037 -- 093 ASllt Dubh -- 068 -- 093 Allt Faiche Cioch an Eas -- 076 -- 109 Allt Feàrna -- 057 --094 Alltan Feàrna -- 014 -- 093 Allt Fionn Doire -- 117 -- 134
OS1/17/30/121 [Page] 121 INDEX Name of Objecta -- Page -- Sheet Allt Ghlean Unndalain -- 003 -- 093 Allt Lagan a' Challtuinn -- 079 -- 109 Allt Liath -- 115 -- 124 Allt Lochan Lagain Ainbhtheich -- 011 -- 093 Allt Lochan na Cruadhach -- 033 -- 093 Allt Lùb an Achaid Dhuibh -- 054 -- 094 Allt Mhurlagain -- 084 --109 Allt Mòr Coire nan Gaer-oirean -- 100 110 Allt Mòr -- 068 -- 094 Allt na Caiiich -- 081 -- 109 Allt nan Crìche -- 067 -- 094 Allt nan Crìche -- 040 -- 094 Allt mnan Fòithe -- 077 -- 109 Allt na h-Airidh -- 054 -- 094 Allt nan h-Uigaig -- 012 -- 093 Allt na Reidh-ruith -- 079 -- 109 Allt na Muicraidh -- 001d -- 093 Allt na Sguabaich -- 040 -- 094 Allt na Seilga -- 017 -- 093 Allt nan Càrn -- 058 -- 094 Allt nan Clach Taghta -- 043 -- 094 Allt nan Coireachan Leacach -- 18 -- 093 Allt Neaghan Eabhain -- 047 -- 094 Allt Reidh Meall an Eilean -- 051 -- 094 Allt Ruigh nam Fiadh -- 118 -- 124 Allr Ruadh -- 007 -- 093 Allt Ruighe Coire nan Eas-aichean -- 069 -- 094 Allt Ruigh Coire Cadha an Onfhaidh -- 076 -- 109 Allt Slochd Nighinn Bheathain -- 008 --093 Allt Uiterach -- 017 --093 Ambraigh -- 002 -- 093 Amhainn Chosaidh -- 039 -- 093 Amhainn nan Eildean -- 022 -- 093 Am Mannir -- 049 -- 094 Allt Uaine -- 057 -- 094 An Reidhlein -- 072 -- 093 An t-Sàil -- 035 -- 093 An t-Suileag -- 116 -- 124 An uideireach -- 034 -- 093 An Uigag -- 012 -- 093 Ard Chadhachan -- 008 -- 093 Allt Dubh -- 060 -- 094 Bac a' Phuill -- 065 -- 094 Bac an Leth-choin -- 065 -- 094 Bac an t-Sneachda -- 081 -- 109 Bachd Mhic an Tosaich -- 006 -- 093
OS1/17/30/122 {[Page] 122 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Bac na Cloich -- 032 --093 Bac nam Faid -- 072 -- 094 Bealach a' Chairn Deirg -- 029 -- 093 Bealach a' Choire Chruaidh -- 030 -- 093 Bealach Choire Odhair -- 019 -- 093 Bealach an Fhuarsin -- 014 -- 093 Bealach Coire Thollaidh -- 071 --094 Bealach Eala-choire -- 016 -- 093 Bealach na h-Eanga -- 029 -- 093 Ben Aden -- 030 -- 093 Bidean Mhic Iain Ghlais -- 077 --109 Briagh Dubh -- 073 --109 Braigh a' Choire Bhuidhe -- 044 -- 094 Braigh nan Uamhachan -- 107 --124 Bun Camgharaidh -- 110 -- 109 Bunchaolie -- 048 -- 094 Bubchoscaidh -- 041 -- 094 Coire Buithe -- 047 -- 094 Cadha na h-Earba -- 092 -- 109 Cam Dhoire -- 116 -- 125 Caolie Water -- 048 -- 094 àrn Mòr -- 023 -- 093 Càrn Mòr -- 020 -- 093 Càrn na Saobhaidh -- 022 -- 093 Ceanna Breac -- 081 -- 104 Ceann Samhraidhc -- 070 -- 094 Clach a' Cheannaich -- 045 -- 094 Clach Feadiag -- 094 -- 109 Cluain Doire Sheangan -- 012 -- 093 Cnoc Loch a' Chliabhain -- 037 -- 093 Coire a' Chadha -- 061 -- 094 Coir' a' Chaoruinn -- 077 -- 109 Coir' a' Chaoruinn -- 102 -- 124 Coille nan Geur-oirean -- 100 -- 109 Coir' a' Chearcaill -- 001d -- 093 Coir' an Eich -- 019 -- 093 Coire an Lochain -- 023 -- 093 Coir' an Stangain Bhig -- 085 -- 109 Coir' an Stangain Mhòir -- 083 -- 109 Coire Beith -- 009 -- 093 Coire Buidhe -- 050 -- 094 Coirebuidhe -- 050 -- 094 Coire Carnach -- 064 -- 094 Coire Chaisil -- 107 -- 124 Coire Dubh -- 027 -- 093 Coire Fàrna -- 014 -- 093 Coire Glas -- 005 -- 093
OS1/17/30/123 [Page] 123 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Coire Glas -- 065 -- 094 Coire Gorm -- 106 -- 124 Coire Leacach -- 111 -- 124 Coire Liath -- 056 -- 094 Coireliath -- 056 -- 094 Coire Loch a' Bhlàir -- 087 -- 109 Coireachan Leacach -- 019 -- 093 Coire Mhic Eaaghain Oig -- 069 -- 094 Coire Mhic Phàil -- 078 -- 109 Coire na Cadha -- 010 -- 093 Coire na Clòiche Bige -- 078 -- 109 Coire na Cliche Moire -- 077 -- 109 Coire na Cruaiche -- 027 -- 093 Coire na Cuairtich -- 031 -- 031 -- 093 Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear -- 016 -- 093 Coire na h-Aire -- 109 --124 Coire na Maroch -- 068 -- 094 Coire nam Fuaran -- 115 -- 124 Coire nan Clach -- 073 -- 109 Coire nan Gàll -- 036 -- 093 Coire nan Leac -- 032 -- 093 Coire Nan Laogh -- 113 -- 124 Coire nan Laogh -- 064 -- 094 Coire Odhar -- 021 -- 093 Coire Onfhaidh -- 062 -- 094 Coire Onfhaidh -- 106 -- 124 Coire Reidh -- 059 -- 094 Coirerèidh -- 033 -- 093 Coire Riabhach -- 012 -- 094 Coire Sereamhach -- 109 -- 124 Coire Slat Bheinn -- 007 -- 093 Coire Thollaidh -- 053 -- 094 Comhnard a' Ghearr -- 100 -- Choirean Mhòir -- 100 -- Creag Backastain -- 032 -- Creag Dhearg -- 022 Creag Sgoilte nan Dà Bheinn -- 029 -- Creag Shalachain -- 091 -- Creagan Uillt Chaoin -- 094 -- Clach na Uòineir -- 060 -- Dearg Àllt -- 093 -- Doire Asamaidh -- 002 -- Doire Dubh -- 099 -- Doire nan Cluainean -- 066 -- Druim a' Chùirn -- 073 -- Druim Beag -- 044 -- Druim Buidhe -- 038 -- Druim Chasaidh -- 04 --
OS1/17/30/123 The third column shows no Sheet numbers
OS1/17/30/124 [Page] 124 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Druim Coir' an Stangain Bhig -- 079 -- 109 Druim Leathad an t-Sithe -- 016 -- 093 Druim na Geid Salaich -- 054 -- 094 Druim Coir' an Stanain Mhòir -- 085 -- 109 Eala-choire -- 018 -- 093 Eas Allt a' Mhèil -- 058 -- 094 Eas nan Dunaich -- 058 -- 093 Eilean Mhic Phi -- 052 -- 094 Feith an Easain -- 108 --124 Feith' na Bralaich -- 078 --109 Fraoch Bheinn -- 077 -- 109 Fraoch Mòr -- 103 -- 124 Gairawan River -- 046 -- 094 Gearr Leac -- 049 -- 094 Gearr-fhraoch Bheag -- 070 094 Gearr Leacann -- 114 -- 124 Glac a' Bhodaich -- 099 -- 109 Glean a' Choire Dhoire -- 117 -- 124 Gleann a' Chaoruinn -- 102 -- 124 Glen Barrisdale -- 101 -- 093 Gelncamgarry -- 097 -- 109 Gleann Camgharaidh -- 110 -- 124 Gleann Cossaidh -- 039 -- 093 Gleanncosaidh -- 059 -- 093 Glen Dessary -- 090 -- 109 Glendessary -- 090 -- 109 Gelmn Kingie -- 073 -- 109 Glen Mallie -- 112 -- 124 Glen Pean -- 096 -- 109 Glen Quoich -- 053 -- 094 Glenquoich Forest -- 053 -- 094v Glenquoich Lodge -- 053 -- 094 Gleann Suileag -- 117 -- 124 Gleann Unndalain -- 003 -- 093 Gulvain -- 104 -- 124 Glenelg -- 001a -- 093 Inbhir a' Choire Bhuide -- 067 -- 094
OS1/17/30/125 [Page] 125 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Kinbreach -- 081 -- 109 Kinlocharkaig -- 094 -- 109 Kinlochquoich -- 045 -- 094 Knioydart -- 013 --093 Klmonivaig -- 001c -- 094 Kilmallie -- 001c -- 094 Leac an t-Sluie -- 078 -- 109 Leac Doire nan Cluainean -- 066 --094 Leac na Buidheig -- 195 -- 124 Leac na Carnaich -- 105 -- 124 Leac na Feàrna -- 047 -- 094 Loan -- 034 -- 093 Lochaber -- 097 -- 109 Loch Arkaig -- 100 -- 109 Loch a' Chliabhain -- 035 -- 093 Loch a' Chomhlain -- 106 -- 124 Loch an Lagain Ainbhtheich -- 011 -- 093 Lochan an Talamh Dheirg -- 015 -- 093 Loch Coire na Cadha -- 010 -- 093 Loch Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear -- 020 -- 093 Loch Doire Meall Ailein -- 043 -- 094 Locheil Forest -- 116 -- 124 Lochan na Cruadhach -- 033 -- 093 Lochan nam Breac -- 028 -- 093 Lochan nan Cuile -- 042 -- 094 Loch Quoich -- 057 -- 094 Lub an Achaidh Dhuibh -- 006 -- 094 Luinne Bheinn -- 006 --093 Màm a' Bhlàir -- 080 -- 109 Màm Barrisdale -- 006 -- 093 Màm nan Calum -- 089 -- 109 Màm nan Long -- 101-- 124 Màm unndalain -- 005 -- 093 Meall a' Choire Bhuidhe -- 044 -- 094 Meall a' Choire Charnaich -- 063 -- 094 Meall a' Choire Duibh -- 036 -- 093 Meall a' Choire Lèith -- 051 -- 094 Meall a' Mhèil -- 067 -- 094 Meall a' Phùbuill -- 113 -- 124 Meall an Doire Dhu8inn -- 086 -- 109 Meall an Fhìr-eoin -- 101 -- 124 Meall an Spàrdain -- 041 -- 093 Meall Bhasiter -- 022 -- 093 Meall Buidhe -- 022 -- 093
OS1/17/30/126 [Page] 126 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Meall Coire na Gaoithe' n Ear -- 020 -- 093 Meallan Dubh -- 092 --109 Meall nan Clach Adich -- 032 -- 093 Monadh Beag -- 116 -- 124 Monadh Ceann Lochairceig -- 092 --109 Monadh Gorm -- 089 --109 Murlaggan -- 091 -- 109 River Barrisdale -- 024 -- 093 River C arnach -- 017 -- 093 River Dessary -- -90 -- 109 River Kingie -- 073 -- 109 River Mallie -- 112 -- 124 River Pean -- 096 -- 104 River Quoich -- 067 -- 094 Rudha Caol -- 045 -- 094 Ruighe Coire nan Easaichean -- 069 -- 094 Rudha Dubh Cruinn -- 052 -- 094 Rudha Giubhais -- 095 -- 109 Rudha Liath -- 052 -- 094 Ruigh nam Fiadh -- 118 -- 124 Rudha Dubh -- 043 -- 094 School -- 093 -- 109 Scour Gairoch -- 055 -- 094 Sgòr an Fhuarain -- 061 -- 094 Sgòr Beag -- 061 -- 094 Sgòr Còs na Breachd-faoidh -- 076 -- 109 Sgòr Mòr -- 062 -- 094 Sgòr Mhurlagain -- 084 -- 109 Sgòr na Cìche -- 030 -- 093 Sgòr na Sgèithe -- 015 -- 093 Sgùrr Airidh na Beinne -- 011 -- 093 Sgùrr a' Chlaidheimh -- 040 -- 093 Sgùrr a' Choire-bheithe -- 009 -- 093 Slat Bheinn -- 009 -- 093 Slias Garbh -- 028 -- 093 Sròn Gharm-achadh an t-Seilich -- 087 -- 109 Sròn Gharbh -- 086 -- 109 Sròon Lice na Feàrna -- 071 -- 094 Streap -- 103 -- 124 Strathan -- 090 -- 109
OS1/17/30/127 [Page] 127 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page -- Sheet Stob na Muicraidh -- 004 -- 093 Tigh nan Siaghdearan -- 094 --109 Tom a' Chaoruinn -- 075 -- 109 Tom an Nighean Eobhain -- 047 -- 094 Tobar na Feusaige -- 004 -- 093 Tom Dubh Mòr -- 042 -- 094 Toman Odhar -- 003 -- 093 Tom na Ceann Mhurach -- 091 -- 109 Tom na Cruaiche -- 037 -- 093 Tom na h-Eilde -- 001d -- 093 Tomnaheilde -- 002 --093 Tom na h-Iolaire -- 089 -- 109 Uillt Ghobhlach -- 055 -- 094 Upper Glendessary -- 093 -- 109 (in red ink) Beinn Aodainn -- 030 -- 093 Altered by authority of Mr Mackay, Inverness. To be used for 1" purposes only,further investigation to be made during revision of largerscales. By order of the D.G 4.2.'95 )
OS1/17/30/127 See amendment at the end of the document.