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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCH A' BHRAIGH CHEANNARDAICH | Loch a' Bhraigh Cheannardaich | Mr Donald McPherson, Lub a' Chòinnich | 017 | A loch on the summit of the ridge forming the northeast side of Srath Cuilionach nearly two miles and a half from Croick. Meaning, "Loch of the Commanding Brae". |
| GLASCHOILL | Glaschoill | Mr Donald McPherson, Lub a' Chòinnich | 017 | A shepherd's house on the south side of Abhuinn an t-Srath Chuilionaich. the first dwelling northeast of the Manse of Croick. Meaning "Grey Wood". |
| AIRIDHNANTUATH (In Ruins) | Airidhnantuath | Mr Donald McPherson, Lub a' Chòinnich | 017 | The ruins of a few shealings in Srath Cuilionach nearly opposite Glas-choill. Meaning, "Shealing of the Tenantry". |
| FÉITH GHLAS | Féith Ghlas Féith Ghlas |
Mr Donald McPherson, Lub a' Chòinnich Mr William Robertson, Croick |
017 | A stream rising near Loch a' Braigh Cheannardich and flowing in a southeast direction into the River Carron about three miles below Croick. Meaning, "Grey marsh". When flowing through Coir' a' Ruaidh-choin, and afterwards to its junction with the River Carron it is called Allt Coire' a' Ruaidh-choin. |
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[Page] 36Sheet 17. -- Parish of Kincardine, -- Ross-shire
[signed] John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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