OS1/17/39/115
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEALACH STREAP | Bealach Streap | Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster |
097 | A rock over which Allt an t-Sìthean flows. There is a sort of broken foot path here leading accross the hill into Glen Gloy; the portion of the footpath from the public road to this rock is steep and I suppose has given origin to the name |
| LEACANN UAINE | Leacann Uaine | Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster |
097 | A green portion of the hill just above South Laggan |
| BRUACH BUIDHE | Bruach Buidhe | Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster |
097 | A portion of the hill side lying between Leachdainn Uaine & Coille Bheag. Bruach is used as a masculine noun here. |
Continued entries/extra info
Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 115[BEALACH STREAP] Supposed to mean the Steep pass Bealach - i.e. Pass Streap - i.e. to climb or climbing
[LEACANN UAINE] Green hill-side
[BRUACH BUIDHE] Yellow Bank
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Celia Skelton
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