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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BURN OF ACHNACLOICH | Burn of Achnacloich Burn of Achnacloich |
Mr Roderick Maclean, Factors Clerk Estate Plan dated 1799 |
053 | A stream rising north of Stittenham and flowing southeast into Loch Achnacloich. Passing from this loch it retains the same name until it enters the property of Newmore when it is known as Inchindown Burn. Entering Kilmuir Easter Parish it is called Kinrive Burn, which name it retains until its junction with Balnagown River at Dalnaclerach. |
| CLACH MHÒR | Clach Mhor Clach Mhor |
Mr Roderick Maclean, Factors Clerk Estate Plan dated 1799 |
053 | A large granite boulder about fifteen links in length and breadth and about ten links high situated in a field at Wester Achnacloich. It gives the name to the loch and two farms. |
| CNOC SHOKAL | Knock Shokal | Mr McKenzie, Estate Factor Mr R. McLean, Estate Clerk |
053 | A considerable sized wooded hill situated about two miles eastward from Ardross Castle, and immediately south of Cnoc nam Fionn." Property of Mr Matheson, M.P. [Member of Parliament] Ardross. |
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[page] 16Parish of Rosskeen -- Ross-shire
Burn of Achnacloich [note] Written on 53.11 and 53.12
Knock Shokal [note] Ammended to Cnoc by order of Director General Oct. [October] 9/80
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