OS1/16/2/92
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEALACH A' BASTEIR | Bealach a Basteir Bealach a Basteir |
Mr. J. McKinnon Mr. D. Mcintyre |
038 | This name is applied to a very narrow opening between two peaks on Sgùr nan Gillean and at the head of the place called 'M Basteir. Significance "Pass of the deadly place" |
| GLEN EYNORT | Glen Eynort Glen Eynort |
Mr. Nicolson, Carabost Mr. A. Matheson, Carabost |
038 | A small Glen situate at the head of the loch of the same name on the west coast of the Island. I can get no English meaning for the name. The Glen is chiefly covered with sheep pasture. There are several, small cot houses here & in wretched repair. The property of Macleod of MacLeod. |
| EYNORT RIVER | Eynort River | Mr. Nicolson, Carabost Mr. A. Matheson, Carabost |
038 | Is applied to the stream running through the above glen is course is rocky for the greater part. & has its source from several small streams at the end of the Glen It flows into Loch Eynord. |
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