Ross and Cromarty (insular), volume 58

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  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Ross and Cromarty OS Name Books, 1848-1876
  4. Ross and Cromarty (insular), volume 58
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/27/58/7 SAIRTEAL MHOR Sarstail Mhor Sairteal Mhor Sairteal Mhor John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north western section of the plan, N. [North] of Traigh Uige, 230 chains N.W. [North West] by West of Suainabhal, which is on the E [East] side of the plan see page 59 A small round hill partly composed of rocKy arable and rocKy pasture - on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station
OS1/27/58/7 PORT PHASTAIR Port Phastair Port Phastair Port Phastair John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] On the northern side of Traigh Uige in the N.W. [North West] section of the plan, 220 chains N.W. [North West] by West of Suainabhal. A small round bay of the North shore of Camus Uige, it is low and nearly level, there is a narrow road leading from it to the opposite Bay
OS1/27/58/7 [page] 7 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 137 - Sairteal Mhor 137 - Port Phastair
OS1/27/58/9 TRAIGH UIGE 023
OS1/27/58/10 LON EIRUSTADH 023
OS1/27/58/10 DUN BHORRANIS
OS1/27/58/11 RUDHA LÌNNIS Rudha Lìnnis Rudha Lìnnis Rudha Lìnnis John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the northern side of the plan, 150 chains N.W. [North West] by W. [West] of Suainabhat. A long narrow hill partly composed of rocKy pasture the remainder arable the S W [South West] end forms a prominent headland
OS1/27/58/11 SGEIR RUADH Sgeir Ruadh Sgeir Ruadh Sgeir Ruadh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the N.W. [North West] section of the plan, on the South Side of Traigh Uige, 190 chains N.W. [North West] by West of Suainabhal. A small low portion of Sandy Shore interspersed with stratified rocK from which it derives its name Signifies Red Rock
OS1/27/58/11 [page] 11 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 117 - Rudha Linnis 116 - Sgeir Ruadh
OS1/27/58/12 GOB GHEIDEIL Gob Gheideil Gob Gheideil Gob Gheideil John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] On the southern side of Traigh Uige in the N.W. [North West] section of the plan, 200 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Suainabhal. A small low round point in the south shore of Camus Uige.
OS1/27/58/12 MULLACH GOB GHEIDEIL Mullach Gob Gheideil Mullach Gob Gheideil Mullach Gob Gheideil John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north western section of the plan, 190 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Suainabhal. A round prominent hill composed of Sand and Bent interspersed with small stones.
OS1/27/58/12 [page] 12 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 121 - Gob Gheideil 121 - Mullach Gob Gheideil
OS1/27/58/15 GOB RUDHA LINNIS 023
OS1/27/58/16 FIDEAN MOLACH 023
OS1/27/58/18 RUDHA THORÒNIS Rudha Thorònis Rudha Thorònis Rudha Thorònis John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [siuation] In the north W [West] section of the plan on the margin of Lon Eirustadh 140 chains W N W [West North West] of Suainabhal. A small low hill of rocKy pasture forming a small headland in Lon Eirustadh, it affords very good pasture for sheep and cattle.
OS1/27/58/18 FIDEAN THORÒNIS Fidean Thorònis Fidean Thorònis Fidean Thorònis John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north western section of the plan, on the Southern side of Lon Eirustadh, 140 chains W N.W. [West North West] of Suainabhal. A small shallow round bay at high water, at ebb tides it is dry it is composed of rough pasture and a small stream flows through it into low Eirustadh.
OS1/27/58/18 [page] 18 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 110 - Rudha Thorònis 110 - Fidean Thorònis
OS1/27/58/20 AMHUINN AN FHORSA 023
OS1/27/58/20 AMHUINN AN FHORSA 023
OS1/27/58/20 OS A LOCH 023
OS1/27/58/21 GRIONAL 023
OS1/27/58/24 AMHUINN THORAGHAIN 023
OS1/27/58/24 AMHUINN THORAGHAIN 023
OS1/27/58/24 PEIGHINN DHOMHNUILL 023
OS1/27/58/25 ALLT A GHARAIDH 023
OS1/27/58/25 ALLT A GHARAIDH 023
OS1/27/58/26 LIONGAL 023
OS1/27/58/27 AIRIDH LANGAIL 023
OS1/27/58/29 ALLT LOCH SMEARSTAIR 023
OS1/27/58/29 ALLT LOCH SMEARSTAIR 023
OS1/27/58/29 LOCH SMEARSTAIR 023
OS1/27/58/32 TIGH MHILLIGUS Tigh Mhilligus Tigh Mhilligus Tigh Mhilligus John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small round prominent hill of rocky heathy pasture
OS1/27/58/32 CREAG A GHEOIDH 023
OS1/27/58/33 ALLT TOTA CHOMA 023
OS1/27/58/33 ALLT TOTA CHOMA Allt Tobhta Choma Allt Tota Choma Allt Tota Choma John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream flowing out of Loch Rababhat into Loch a Gheoidh _ on this stream is the ruins of a corn mill
OS1/27/58/33 LOCH A GHEOIDH Loch a Gheoidh Loch a Gheoidh Loch a Gheoidh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small fresh water loch into which flows Allt Totha Choma, and out of which flows a small stream into Amhuinn Fhoraghaird Signifies Goose Loch
OS1/27/58/34 TOTA CHOMA Tobhta Choma Tota Choma Tota Choma John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 The ruins of an old corn mill on Allt Tobhta Choma between Loch a Gheodh and Loch Robabhat
OS1/27/58/34 LOCH RIBABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/35 LOCH AN DAIMH Loch an Daimh Loch an Daimh Loch an Daimh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small shallow fresh water loch adjacent to and north of Loch Rannagabhat which neither receives nor discharges any streams signifies Ox Loch
OS1/27/58/35 CNOCAN DRUIM AN OIS 023
OS1/27/58/36 ALLT LOCH RANNGABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/36 ALLT LOCH RANNGABHAT Allt Loch Ranngabhat Allt Loch Ranngabhat Allt Loch Ranngabhat John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small rapid stream flowing out of Loch Rangabhat and emptying itself into Loch Fhorghain, it has two courses from the loch_
OS1/27/58/36 LOCH TEADRAIG Loch Teadraig Loch Teadraig Loch Teadraig John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small fresh water loch nearly surrounded by a marsh
OS1/27/58/37 AIRD RANNGABHAT Ard Ranngabhat Aird Ranngabhat Aird Ranngabhat John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small knoll on the south edge of Loch Ranngabhat, it is composed partly of rocky heathy pasture and partly arable. It is stated that first potatoes ever planted in Uig were just down on this spot
OS1/27/58/37 LOCH RANNGABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/38 ALLT GIL SAIRT 023
OS1/27/58/38 ALLT GIL SAIRT Allt Gil Sarst Allt Gil Sairt Allt Gil Sairt John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream flowing from the south end of Gil Sarst into Anhuinn Fhoraghainn
OS1/27/58/38 FUARAN GIL SAIRT 023
OS1/27/58/39 IOLLABHIR BHAIL A GHRIASAICH Iollabhir Bhail Ghriasaich Iollabhir Bhail a Ghriasaich Iollabhir Bhail a Ghriasaich John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small hill of rocky heathy pasture near Cleitichean Tobhta Choma
OS1/27/58/39 CLEITEACHEAN TOTA CHOMA 023
OS1/27/58/40 ALLT LOCH CHAMASORD Allt Loch Chamasord Allt Loch Chamasord Allt Loch Chamasord John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream flowing out of Loch Chamasord into the south end of Loch Ribabhat
OS1/27/58/40 ALLT LOCH CHAMASORD 023
OS1/27/58/40 CNOCAN LOCH CHAMASORD 023
OS1/27/58/41 AMHUINN THOTAROIL 023
OS1/27/58/41 AMHUINN THOTAROIL Amhuinn Thotaroil Amhuinn Thotaroil Amhuinn Thotaroil John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream flowing out of a small loch north of Thotaroil emptying itself into Low Eirustadh, on it are the ruins of several corn mills situated between Ruadh Linnis and Totral
OS1/27/58/41 DRUIM RIABHACH BEAG 023
OS1/27/58/43 TOTAROL Totarol Totarol Totarol John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small round rocky heathy pasture hill, which is enclosed by either a stream loch or fence on each side, and on which is a trigt station.
OS1/27/58/43 CNOC A MHAIDE 023
OS1/27/58/44 ALLT NA CREIGE RUAIDHE Allt na Creige Ruaidhe Allt na Creige Ruaidhe Allt na Creige Ruaidhe John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream which flows from the western base of Creag Ruadh into courses by south of Cnoc a Mhaide, signifies Red Rock Stream
OS1/27/58/44 ALLT NA CREIGE RUAIDHE 023
OS1/27/58/44 CREAG RUADH 023
OS1/27/58/48 ALLT NA MOINE GUAIL 023
OS1/27/58/48 ALLT NA MOINE GUAIL Allt na Moine Guail Allt na Moine Guail Allt na Moine Guail John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream which flows from the south base of Cnoc a Ruibidh and [] another from its western [] as it flows into Loch [] signifies Coal Peat Stream
OS1/27/58/48 SIACLEIT BHEAG Siacleit Bheag Siacleit Bheag Siacleit Bheag John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a long narrow rocky heathy pasture hill, which is good for sheep and cattle
OS1/27/58/49 AMHUINN DHUBH BHEAG 023
OS1/27/58/49 AMHUINN DHUBH BHEAG Amhuinn Dhubh Bheag Amhuinn Dhubh Bheag Amhuinn Dhubh Bheag John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream which flows out of Dubh Lochan into Loch Slacsabhat . This stream is very rapid after a fall of rain, and has on it two water falls, amounting together to about 50 feet_ signifies Little Black River
OS1/27/58/49 AMHUINN DHUBH MHOR Amhuinn Dhubh Mhor Amhuinn Dhubh Mhor Amhuinn Dhubh Mhor John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream which receives three or four tributaries in its course from the south side of Flochibhal a Muigh into Loch Slacsabhat _ There is a waterfall on it of about 18 feet Signifies Big Black River
OS1/27/58/49 AMHUINN DHUBH MHOR 023
OS1/27/58/51 CNOC DÙBH Cnoc Dùbh Cnoc Dùbh Cnoc Dùbh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north Eastern section of the plan, 40 chains north of Suainabhal. This is a low round rocky heathy pasture hill on the summit of which are the ruins of three shealings Signifies Black Hill
OS1/27/58/51 LOCH A CHNUIC DHUIBH Loch a Chnuic Dhuibh Loch a Chnuic Dhuibh Loch a Chnuic Dhuibh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north Eastern section of the plan, at the northern base of Suainabhal. A small round shallow fresh water loch, out of which flows a small stream which enters & runs under ground Signifies Black Hill Loch.
OS1/27/58/51 [page] 51 Parish of Uig
OS1/27/58/52 AIRIDH A CHNUIC DHUIBH Airidh a Chnuic Dhuibh Airidh a Chnuic Dhuibh Airidh a Chnuic Dhuibh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north Eastern section of the plan, 40 chains N. [North] by W. [West] of Suainabhal. Three shealings in ruins on the summit of Cnoc Dubh around two of them [there is] a little portion of rocky [pasture] Signifies Black Hill Shealing
OS1/27/58/52 SIACLEIT MHOR Siacleit Mhor Siacleit Mhor Siacleit Mhor John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] On the Eastern bank of Loch Slacsabhat, 60 chains N.W. [North West] pf Suainabhal. A large rocky heathy hill which affords very good pasture for sheep and cattle. This hill almost enclosed [by] water
OS1/27/58/52 [page] 52 Parish of Uig Form No 136 Page 134 - Airidh a Chnuic 136 - Siacleit Mhor
OS1/27/58/53 LOCH SLACSABHAT Loch Slacsabhat Loch Slacsabhat Loch Slacsabhat John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the north Eastern section of the plan, 60 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Suainabhal. A long deep fresh water loch into which runs Amhuinn Euscleit. Allt a Gheillir, Amhuinn Dubh Mhor, Amhuinn Dubh Bheag, and Allt na Moine Guail and out of which flows Amhuinn an Fhorsa. There are three or four small islands in it two of which are composed of rocky heathy pasture,
OS1/27/58/53 [page] 53 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 136 - Loch Slacsabhat
OS1/27/58/54 AIRIDH GHEILLIR Airidh Gheilir Airidh Gheillir Airidh Gheillir John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 Three shealings with an enclosure on both sides of Allt Gulir with a small portion of rocky pasture around one of them
OS1/27/58/54 CLEITE GHEILLIR 023
OS1/27/58/55 ALLT GHEILLIR 023
OS1/27/58/55 ALLT GHEILLIR Allt Gheilir Allt Gheillir Allt Gheillir John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small but rapid stream which flows out of a small loch into Loch Slacsalbhat. It also receives a great quantity of surface water in its course _
OS1/27/58/55 GEILLIR Geilir Geillir Geillir John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a low flat portion of rocky heathy and mossy pasture. Glen on the south eastern edge of Loch Slacasbhal
OS1/27/58/56 LEOIDEAN GLAS Leoidean Glas Leoidean Glas Leoidean Glas John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a portion of a [] rocky and nearly inaccessible cliffs, with a little green [] of grass, signifies Green []
OS1/27/58/56 DRUIM LEATHAINN 023
OS1/27/58/57 LEAC EUSCLEIT Leac Euscleit Leac Euscleit Leac Euscleit John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a small sharp point on the north eastern shore of Loch Suamabhat, it is low and nearly flat,
OS1/27/58/57 CREAGAN GORMA 023
OS1/27/58/59 AMHUINN EUSCLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/59 AMHUINN EUSCLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/59 SUAINABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/61 GIL SAIRT Gill Sarst Gil Sairt Gil Sairt John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023
OS1/27/58/61 LEAC BHAN Leac Bhan Leac Bhan Leac Bhan John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a small rocky heathy hill, it is low and flat and appears to have derived its name from a large white rocky slope on its eastern side, signifies White Flag or Flat Rock
OS1/27/58/62 AIRD A CHLACHAIN BHIG Ard a Chlachain Bhig Aird a Chlachain Bhig Aird a Chlachain Bhig John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a small rocky heathy hill on the eastern margin of Amhainn Chaslabhat, It is low and flat and the [] on it are neither large nor necessary, signifies Little Stepping Stones Point or Hill
OS1/27/58/62 IOLLABHIR PHEIGHINN DHOMHNUILL Iolabhir Pheghinn Dhomhnuill Iollabhir Pheighinn Dhomhnuill Iollabhir Pheighinn Dhomhnuill John Morrison John Mckay Donald Murray 023 This is a small rocky heathy hill at the north end of Loch Iolathir Cotam, It is low and of an oval form, the [] on it are few and small [] pasture tolerably good,
OS1/27/58/63 LOCH A CHLACHAIN 023
OS1/27/58/64 LOCH CRO IAIN GHRIASAICH 023
OS1/27/58/65 AIRD A CHLACHAIN MHOIR 023
OS1/27/58/66 IOLLABHIR NAN CROITEAN 023
OS1/27/58/66 LOCH IOLLABHIR NAN CROITEAN 023
OS1/27/58/67 AMHUINN STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/67 AMHUINN STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/67 STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/68 IOLLABHIR CHORR 023
OS1/27/58/69 AMHUINN CHASLABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/69 AMHUINN CHASLABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/69 LOCH IOLLABHIR CHORR 023
OS1/27/58/70 LAG NA CAILLICH 023
OS1/27/58/70 MALA THAOIG 023
OS1/27/58/71 LOCH CREAG A RUISG 023
OS1/27/58/72 GIL FHLODRASGARBH 023
OS1/27/58/74 LOCHAN NAN LEARGA 023
OS1/27/58/75 AIRD CHAOL 023
OS1/27/58/76 LOCH BHRINABHAL Loch Bhrinabhal Loch Bhrinnabhal Loch Bhrinnabhal John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A fresh water loch of considerable life at the southers side of Suainabhal. A narrow neck of land stretches considerable distance into it [] its northern side and on [] of its oval shape the south [] of this neck of land appears [] an island when neared from [] the western side of the [] this is a small but very [] rocky hill at the base of [] and a little to the East [] Loch Suinabhal, signifies [] hill
OS1/27/58/76 CNOC A MHADAIDH 023
OS1/27/58/77 GEARRAIDH BHRINNABHAL Gearraidh Bhrinabhal Gearraidh Bhrinnabhal Gearraidh Bhrinnabhal John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A shealing and the site of a few more on the eastern side of Bainabhal they were built of stone and have not been lately occupied,
OS1/27/58/77 BRINABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/78 AMHUINN BEALACH EUNA CLIBH 023
OS1/27/58/78 AMHUINN BEALACH EUNA CLIBH Amhainn Bealaich Eunaclaibh Amhuinn Bealach Euna Clibh Amhuinn Bealach Euna Clibh John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A large and rapid stream which flows out of Loch Bealaich [] to a distance of about a [] a mile, and then takes [] turn nearly at right angles towards the east, where [] receives the name of Amhuinn [], signifies Bird Cliff Hollow River
OS1/27/58/78 BEALACH EUNA CLIBH 023
OS1/27/58/79 ALLT LOCH RIBABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/79 ALLT LOCH RIBABHAT Allt Loch Ribabhat Allt Loch Ribabhat Allt Loch Ribabhat John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small stream which flows out of Loch Ribabhat into Loch Slacsabhat, its course is around the base of Druim Riabhach Beag,
OS1/27/58/79 LOCH CHAMASORD Loch Chamasord Loch Chamasord Loch Chamasord John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A fresh water loch of considerable life. It contains a good deal of water and is about 30 chains long by 12 wide,
OS1/27/58/81 LOCHAN NAN LEARGA Loch na Learga Lochan nan Learga Lochan nan Learga John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 Two small fresh water lochs one of which has the 1/3 of it in a marshy state, signifies Rain Geese Loch
OS1/27/58/81 CNOC CRUINN 023
OS1/27/58/82 GLAS ALLT Glas Allt Glas Allt Glas Allt John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] Flows N. [North] out of Loch Deireadh Langa into Loch Chamasord 90 chains W. [West] of Suainabhal. A small stream which flows out of Loch Deireadh Langa into Loch Charmasord, It contains but little water and a portion of its banks produces a few blades of green grass,
OS1/27/58/82 LIGHE BEAG Lighe Béag Lighe Béag Lighe Béag John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the Eastern Centre of the plan, 80 chains W. [West] by [South] of Suainabhal. A small rocky heathy hill, it is very rocky and rugged and the pasture is scanty, Signifies Little Flood or Overflowing
OS1/27/58/82 [page] 82 Parish of Uig Form No 136 Page 156 - Glas Allt 154 - Lighe Béag
OS1/27/58/83 LOCH A LIGHE BHIG 023
OS1/27/58/83 LIGH' A LOCH 023
OS1/27/58/85 LOCH DEIREADH LANGA Loch Deireadh Langa Loch Deireadh Langa Loch Deireadh Langa John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] In the southern centre of the plan, 90 chains W.S.W. [West South West] of Suainabhal. A long narrow fresh water loch, into which flows a small nameless stream and out of which flows Glas Allt.
OS1/27/58/85 LIGHE MÒR Lighe Mòr Lighe Mòr Lighe Mòr John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 [situation] On the western side of Loch Suainabhal, 80 chains W.S.W. [West South West] of Suainabhal. A hill of considerable extent between Amhuinn Chro Loin and Loch a Lighe Bhig. It is very rocky and rugged and produces tolerably good pasture. Signifies Big Flood.
OS1/27/58/85 [page] 85 Parish of Uig Form 136 Page 153 - Loch Deireadh Langa 153 - Lighe Mòr
OS1/27/58/86 AMHUINN CHRODH LOIN 023
OS1/27/58/86 AMHUINN CHRODH LOIN Amhainn Chro Lon Amhuinn Chrodh Loin Amhuinn Chrodh Loin John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small river which flows out of Loch Bheannain into Loch Suainabhal, signifies [] Cattle River
OS1/27/58/86 LOCH A BHEANNAIN Loch a Bheannain Loch a Bheannain Loch a Bheannain John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A small fresh water loch, in the centre of Eadar dha Thasghail. into which flows Amhainn a Behanan, Allt Dearg Bheanan and another small nameles stream, and [] of which runs Amhainn Chro Lon, signifies Little Mountain Loch
OS1/27/58/87 AMHUINN A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/87 AMHUINN A BHEANNAIN Amhainn a Bheannain Amhuinn a Bheannain Amhuinn a Bheannain John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A large and rapid stream, the continuation of Amhainn Bealach Eunaclibh from the point where it twins at right angles towards the East which is 30 chains It [] where it enters Loch a Bheannain _ signifies Little Mountain River
OS1/27/58/87 SRATH A BHEANNAIN Srath a Bheannain Srath a Bheannain Srath a Bheannain John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a low [] mass at the head of Loch a Bheannain through which flows Amhainn Bheannain, signifies Little Mountain Plain
OS1/27/58/88 ALLT BEALACH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/88 ALLE BEALACH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/89 ORCHLEIT Orchleit Orchleit Orchleit John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A rocky heathy hill, which is principally formed by two large rocky knolls, one on the north and one on the south end, it is remarkably rugged and contains some very large rocks,
OS1/27/58/89 BEANNAN A TUATH 023
OS1/27/58/90 BEANNAN A DEAS 023
OS1/27/58/91 GIL CALMAIG Gil Calmaig Gil Calmaig Gil Calmaig John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is a deep narrow ravine on the western face of Suainabhal in times of flood the water flows through it with great force, but in dry weather a person may pass with some difficulty along it,
OS1/27/58/92 AIRICHEAN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/92 GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL Gleann Ghunnarstail Gleann Ghunnarstail Gleann Ghunnarstail John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A deep mossy glen between Suainabhal and Sneithabhal through which flows Amhuinn Gleann Ghunnarstail. It is about a 1/4 of a mile long and ten chains wide _
OS1/27/58/93 AMHUINN GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/93 AMHUINN GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL Amhainn Gleann Ghunnarstail Amhuinn Gleann Ghunnarstail Amhuinn Gleann Ghunnarstail John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A rapid and considerable sized stream which flows through Gleann Ghunnarstail at the southern side of Suainabhal into Loch Suainebhal,
OS1/27/58/93 LOCH SUAINABHAL Loch Suainebhal Loch Suainabhal Loch Suainabhal John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A large fresh water loch, several small streams flow into it, and one of considerable size flows out of its northern end. It is said to be 14 fathoms deep and has never been seen entirely frozen over, a peculiarity by which it is [history] [] from other lochs in the Lewis. Trout and salmon abound in it .
OS1/27/58/94 SNEITHABHAL Sneithabhal Sneithabhal Sneithabhal John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 A steep rocky hill on the north side of Mullabhat, it is bold rocky and precipitous and appears very prominent when viewed from the North west
OS1/27/58/94 STIOGHA CHLEIRMITHA 023
OS1/27/58/95 SRON RI GAOITH Sron ri Gaoith Sron ri Gaoith Sron ri Gaoith John Morrison John McKay Donald Murray 023 This is the most prominent point on Sneithabhal and is the summit of a cliff it is of a greyish colour and without vegetation. It can be seen at a considerable distance from the northern side,
OS1/27/58/95 entry crossed out and note on book to 'see plan 29B'
OS1/27/58/101 LOCH SMEARSTAIR 023
OS1/27/58/103 GRIONAL 023
OS1/27/58/104 AMHUINN THORAGHAIN 023
OS1/27/58/104 AMHUINN THORAGHAIN 023
OS1/27/58/105 AMHUINN AN FHORSA 023
OS1/27/58/105 AMHUINN AN FHORSA 023
OS1/27/58/107 ALLT LOCH RANNGABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/107 ALLT LOCH RANNGABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/107 FUARAN GIL SAIRT 023
OS1/27/58/108 ALLT GIL SAIRT 023
OS1/27/58/108 ALLT GIL SAIRT 023
OS1/27/58/109 AMHUINN THOTAROIL 023
OS1/27/58/109 AMHUINN THOTAROIL 023
OS1/27/58/109 FIDEAN MOLACH 023
OS1/27/58/109 GOB RUDHA LINNIS 023
OS1/27/58/110 ALLT A GHARAIDH 023
OS1/27/58/110 ALLT A GHARAIDH 023
OS1/27/58/110 FIDEAN THORONIS 023
OS1/27/58/110 RUDHA THORONIS 023
OS1/27/58/111 ALLT TOTA CHOMA 023
OS1/27/58/111 ALLT TOTA CHOMA 023
OS1/27/58/112 IOLLABHIR BHAIL A GHRIASAICH 023
OS1/27/58/112 TOTA CHOMA 023
OS1/27/58/113 ALLT LOCH CHAMASORD 023
OS1/27/58/113 ALLT LOCH CHAMASORD 023
OS1/27/58/113 LOCH A GHEOIDH 023
OS1/27/58/115 AIRD RANNGABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/116 SGEIR RUADH 023
OS1/27/58/117 RUDHA LINNIS 023
OS1/27/58/118 LON EIRUSTADH 023
OS1/27/58/119 TRAIGH UIGE 023
OS1/27/58/120 PEIGHINN DHOMHNUILL 023
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OS1/27/58/129 TOTAROL 023
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OS1/27/58/131 ALLT NA MOINE GUAIL 023
OS1/27/58/131 SIACLEIT BHEAG 023
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OS1/27/58/134 AMHUINN DHUBH BHEAG 023
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OS1/27/58/135 ALLT GHEILLIR 023
OS1/27/58/135 GEILLIR 023
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OS1/27/58/137 SAIRTEAL MHOR 023
OS1/27/58/138 LEAC EUSCLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/138 LEOIDEAN GLAS 023
OS1/27/58/139 AMHUINN EUSCLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/139 AMHUINN EUSCLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/139 SUAINABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/141 GEARRAIDH BHRINNABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/142 AIRD CHAOL 023
OS1/27/58/142 LOCH BHRINABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/143 LOCHAN NAN LEARGA 023
OS1/27/58/143 MALA THAOIG 023
OS1/27/58/144 AMHUINN CHASLABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/144 AMHUINN CHASLABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/144 AMHUINN STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/144 AMHUINN STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/144 STOCGIL 023
OS1/27/58/145 GIL FHLODRASGARBH 023
OS1/27/58/146 LOCH CREAG A RUISG 023
OS1/27/58/147 IOLLABHIR CHORR 023
OS1/27/58/147 LAG NA CAILLICH 023
OS1/27/58/148 IOLLABHIR NAN CROITEAN 023
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OS1/27/58/148 LOCH IOLLABHIR NAN CROITEAN 023
OS1/27/58/149 AIRD A CHLACHAIN MHOIR 023
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OS1/27/58/151 AMHUINN BEALACH EUNA CLIBH 023
OS1/27/58/151 AMHUINN BEALACH EUNA CLIBH 023
OS1/27/58/152 GIL SAIRT 023
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OS1/27/58/152 LEAC BHAN 023
OS1/27/58/153 LIGHE MOR 023
OS1/27/58/153 LOCH DEIREADH LANGA 023
OS1/27/58/154 LIGHE BEAG 023
OS1/27/58/155 LOCHAN NAN LEARGA 023
OS1/27/58/156 ALLT LOCH RIBABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/156 ALLT LOCH RIBABHAT 023
OS1/27/58/156 GLAS ALLT 023
OS1/27/58/156 LOCH CHAMASORD 023
OS1/27/58/157 ORCHLEIT 023
OS1/27/58/158 ALLT BEALACH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/158 ALLE BEALACH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/158 SRATH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/159 LOCH A LIGHE BHIG 023
OS1/27/58/159 LIGH' A LOCH 023
OS1/27/58/160 AMHUINN CHRODH LOIN 023
OS1/27/58/160 AMHUINN CHRODH LOIN 023
OS1/27/58/160 LOCH A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/161 AIRICHEAN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/161 AMHUINN GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/161 AMHUINN GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/161 GIL CALMAIG 023
OS1/27/58/162 SNEITHABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/162 SRON RI GAOITH 023
OS1/27/58/162 STIOGHA CHLEIRMITHA 023
OS1/27/58/163 GLEANN GHUNNARSTAIL 023
OS1/27/58/163 LOCH SUAINABHAL 023
OS1/27/58/164 AMHUINN A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/164 AMHUINN A BHEANNAIN 023
OS1/27/58/165 AMHUINN DHUBH MHOR 023
OS1/27/58/165 AMHUINN DHUBH MHOR 023