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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
LÒN CREADHA Lòn Creadha
Lòn Creadha
Lòn Creadha
Mr McIntosh
Mr Kennedy
Revd [Reverend] A McGregor
Mr. John Macrae
052 This name applies to a steam from where it enters the district of Drumfearn, to where it enters Abhuinn Ceann-locha; the upper part, which runs out of Loch an Iasgaich, is known by another name The name is gaelic and signifies Stream of the Clay.
LÒN NA CRIONAICH Lòn na Crionaich
Lòn na Crionaich
Lòn na Crionaich
Mr McIntosh
Mr Kennedy
Revd [Reverend] A McGregor
Mr. John Macrae
052 This name applies to a small stream which rises about half a mile to the North of Meall Buidhe and runs in a North-Western direction for about half a mile when it joins Lòn a Creadha in the district of Drumfearn, It signifies, stream of the useless rotten branches
DOIR' A' CHOILICH Doir' a' Choilich
Doir' a' Choilich
Doir' a' Choilich
Mr McIntosh
Mr Kennedy
Revd [Reverend] A McGregor
Mr. John Macrae
052 This applies to a hollow situated about half a mile North of A' Mhaoile The name is gaelic, and signifies Cocks Grove

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