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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT COIRE NAN GOBHAR | Allt Choire nan Ghobhar Allt Choire nan Ghobhar Allt Choire nan Ghobhar Allt coire nan Gobhar |
J. McMaster. Ft [Fort] William John McDonald. Ft [Fort] William Donald Cameron. Lundavra The above J.M.D. |
160 | A Small Mountain Stream rising in a hollow of the same name & flowing Northwestward for about half a mile and emptying itself into Allt Choire Caorachan Mòr. E.M. [English Meaning] Stream of the hollow of the Goats. |
| CORRYCHURRACHAN | Corrychurrachan Corrychurrachan Corrychurrachan |
J. McMaster. Ft [Fort] William John McDonald. Ft [Fort] William Donald Cameron. Lundavra | 160 | This name applies to a farm house about midway between Fort William and Ballachulish. and Stands close to the Eastern Side of Loch Linnhe. This name is a corruptionof the Gaelic Signifying. The hollow of the sheep. This mode of spelling is from the estate plans Documents. |
| BLACK ROCK | Black Rock | Admiralty Chart Mr McKenzie Writer Fort William Estate Plans |
160 | A large Rock in Loch Linnhe aout 200 Yards from the east side of the loch and about 5½ miles South West from Fort William |
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Parish of Kilmonivaig -- 61.Transcriber's notes
CORRICHURRACHAN I have changed this entry to CORRYCHURRACHANTranscribers who have contributed to this page.
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