OS1/18/9/37

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  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Inverness-shire OS Name Books, 1876-1878
  4. Inverness-shire Outer Hebrides volume 09
  5. OS1/18/9/37
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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ARD BHEAG Ard Bheag Mr A. Carmichael
Mr E. McDonald		 040 Is applied to a point on the coast of Acairseid Lee. Signification "Little point".
DUN (LOCH HUNDER) Dun (Loch Hunder) Mr A. Carmichael
Mr E. McDonald		 040 Is applied to the remains of an ancient fort, situated in Loch Hunder near the south east shore. A portion of the wall is still standing it is 3 feet high about 30 [feet] in diameter and circular in shape, built of moor stones without lime or mortar. Signification of name "Fort".

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North Uist -- Co. [County] Inverness

Transcriber's notes

Following advice from the website, I have specified that the Dun on this page 'belongs' to Loch Hunder

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Colin Macca

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Inverness-shire County, North Uist Parish

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Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (hebrides), Sheet Xl Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (hebrides), Sheet Xl
Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (mainland), Sheet Xl Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (mainland), Sheet Xl
Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (isle Of Skye), Sheet Xl Ordnance Survey Six-inch To The Mile, Inverness-shire (isle Of Skye), Sheet Xl