OS1/17/44/129
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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ALLT A' CHAOIL RÉIDHE | Allt a' Chaoil Reidhe Allt a' Chaoil Reidhe Allt a' Chaoil Reidhe |
Alexander Clark. Dail na Longairt Donald Kennedy Dalwhinnie Ewen Mcdonald Dalwhinnie |
144 | a long winding Stream, (formed by the confluence of Allt Loch na Sgor and Allt Bealach-na-Dhuibh,) which after a course of about 4 miles flows into Lock Pattoock. (English meaning. Burn of the narrow flat or Strath.) |
CAOL RÉIDH | Caol Reidh Caol Reidh Caol Reidh |
Alexander Clark. Dail na Longairt Donald Kennedy Dalwhinnie Ewen Mcdonald Dalwhinnie |
144 | This name applies to a long narrow Stretch of flat and mossy ground, it is about 4 miles in length by about half a mile in breadth it is situate in the heart of the Forest or Chase of Ben Alder English meaning barrow Strath or flat |
CAOCHAN A' CÀTHAIR | Caochan a' Càthair Caochan a' Càthair Caochan a' Càthair |
Alexander Clark. Dail na Longairt Donald Kennedy Dalwhinnie Ewen Mcdonald Dalwhinnie |
144 | A small Stream, in the Forest of Ben Alder, about a mile in length; it flows into a small Brook called Caochan Ruadh about 200 yds [yards] before Laid Brook flows into Loch Pattack, on the south side English meaning Burn of the Moss |
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[page] 129Parish of Laggan - Co. [County] Inverness
Allt a' Chaoil Réidhe [note] an adjective prefixed to its Substantive is indiclenable except aspiratioin and is usually Joined to it by a hyphen, particularly when it forms part of a name
Caol Rèidh [note] Correct J.M.D
Caochan a' Càthair [note] Correct J.M.D
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