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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DUNRUADH (In Ruins) | Dunruadh (In Ruins) | Rev [Reverend] Dugald Matheson Evanton Mr Munro Swordale Mr Kemp Balnacrae |
064 | Applies to a ruin close on north side of road leading from Evanton to Clare and about 1/4 mile westwards of Fannyfield. Name meaning "Red Heap." |
| ALLTAN AN DÙIN RUAIDH | Alltan an Dùin Ruaidh | Rev [Reverend] Dugald Matheson Evanton Mr Munro Swordale Mr Kemp Balnacrae |
064 | A mountain stream rising a short distance North of "Dunruaidh" from close to the north of the ruins flows in a S. [South] Easterly direction and falls into "the Skiach River " Name means "Little stream of the Red Heap" |
| CLACH LIATH | Clach Liath | Rev [Reverend] Dugald Matheson Evanton Mr Munro Swordale Mr Kemp Balnacrae |
064 | Signifies a grey stone said to be erected as a guide for the traveller taking this old road on which the Stone (" Clack Liath") is situated. The road is now obliterated and partly cultivated. It is situated at the edge of a belt of Wood (the Western portion) a little North of the road and a short distance north of Fannyfield. |
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