OS1/17/44/133
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEAL-CHÀRN | Geal-Charn Geal-Charn Geal-Charn |
J. McGregor - Drumochter E. McDonald Dalwhinnie D. Kennedy. Dalwhinnie |
144 | A high hill, about two miles S.W. [South West] from Dalwhinnie, Covered on its east side with a mass of small white stones. English meaning. White Hill |
| COIRE AN FHÀRAIDH | Coire-an-Fharaidh Coire-an-Fharaidh Coire-an-Fharaidh |
J. McGregor - Drumochter E. McDonald Dalwhinnie D. Kennedy. Dalwhinnie |
144 | A hollow between The "Gael Charn" and The "Marcaonach", from this hollow flows several small streams, which joined, form "Allt Coire an-fharaidh" English meaning, Hollow of the Ladder, Roost or Litter |
| ALLT COIRE AN FHÀRAIDH | Allt-Coire-an-Fharaidh Allt-Coire-an-Fharaidh Allt-Coire-an-Fharaidh |
J. McGregor - Drumochter E. McDonald Dalwhinnie D. Kennedy. Dalwhinnie |
144 | A stream formed from the junction of smaller streams rising in "Coire-an-Fharaidh, after a run of nearly two miles it empties itself into the River Truim a short distance S.W. [South West] of the Lodge of Drumochter English meaning Burn of the hollow of the ladder &c. |
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[page] 133Parish of Laggan -- Inverness-shire
Geal-Chàrn [note] Correct J.M.D.
Coire-an-Fhàraidh [note] Correct J.M.D.
Allt Coire an Fhàraidh [note] Correct J.M.D.
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