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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
LORGILL Lorgill
Lorgill



Lower Gill
Mr. A. McNeill
Mr. McDonald
Admiralty Chart
Johnston's Map.
Black's Map.
Val. [Valuation] Roll
026 This name is applied to a small valley partly cultivated & under crofters. It is situate 2 miles south east from Ramsaig. The only road communication between these & to these two places is a very inferior foot path, in some places so badly defined that a person is apt to lose it. The houses in Ladhargill are similar to those in Ramsaig. Sir John McLeod is proprietor
LORGILL RIVER Lorgill River Mr. A. McNeill
Mr. McDonald
026 Is applied to a large stream flowing from Loch Einadal and through Lorgill into the sea Signification "Lorgill River"
CREAG NA H-AIRIDH Creag na h-Ahiridh Mr. A. McNeill
Mr. McDonald
026 Signifies "Rocks of the shealing" and is applied to a steep rocky face on the east side of Lorgill.
LORGILL BAY Lorgill Bay Admiralty Chart 026 A small Bay Situated at the Southern End of the district of Lorgill and about 1/2 mile E. [East] of Hoe Point.

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