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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
Sròn Aonaich Sron Aonaich
Sron Aonaich
Sron Aonaich
Andrew Blair
John Blair
Donald McNab
006 A well known name applied to the extremity of the long ridge, extending from Sithean, near the top of Ben Lomond, in a southerly direction and signifies Point of the Hill or ridge.
Glashlet Burn Glashlet Burn
Glashlet Burn
Glashlet Burn
Donald McNab
Andrew Blair
John Blair
006 A good stream rising on the eastern top of Ben Lomond. pursues a southerly course and falls into Rinzoorach [Burn]. The stream of the declivity is the meaning of Allt Glaise Lice, of which "Glashlet Burn" is a corruption, well known and always used as such.
Rinzoorach Burn Rinzoorach Burn
Rinzoorach Burn
Rinzoorach Burn
Andrew Blair
John Blair
Donald McNab
006 A large stream rising at"Bhreac Leachd" flows in a south easterly direction and joins Glashlet Burn at the head of "Bruach Caorruinn Burn". The name is a corrruption of Gaelic which cant be interpreted satisfactorily

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County Stirling

[Note under Sròn Aonaich:]
Sròn - A promontory or headland
Aonaich - A steep height

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