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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SLIABH LORGACH | Sliabh Lorgaich | Estate Plan 1812.13.14 Mr John Morton Inverlair Mr J. SKelling, Gortan Estate Plan 1812.13 & 14 |
142 | Applies to an extensive range of Moorland ground bounded on the east by the Meall Lieu Mor on the south by the road leading from Strath ossian to Inverlair; on the west by the Treig water, and and on the north by the Spean water; property of major WalKer M.P. [Member of Parliament] Meaning in English, An extensive tract of wet marshy ground. |
| CAOCHAN RUADH | Caochan Ruadh | Mr McIntosh. Achnachonie Mr J. SKelling. Gortan Estate Plan |
142 | A small stream rising a little south west of Tom na Moine which flows in a north west direction for 3/4 of a mile, when it falls into the River Spean a little west of Eilean na Tullaich english meaning, The Red Burn |
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Sliabh Lorgach [notes]
Written
Lurgach
Lurg the ridge of a hill, gradually declining into a plain. - The adjective derived from this noun is Furgach. - Sliabh Lurgach that is The sloping mountain plain
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