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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
Black Hill	Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill	John Ralston, Balcastle John Dollar, Inchwood Estate Plan	028.02	A low flat topped hill to the North of the "Reservoir" so named from its dark appearance.
Cockle Cairn	Cockle Cairn	John Ralston, Balcastle John Dollar, Inchwood Estate Plan	028.02	A well known name applied to a small pile of stones, on the boundary between Campsie & Kilsyth,
Reservoir	Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir	John McKenzie (Keeper of the Reservoir) Patrick Yuill Kilsyth John Dollar, Inchwood Alexander Rennie, Corrie	028.02	An artificial Reservoir constructed by the Canal Company about 20 years ago to collect water to supply their Canal, It is situated behind the "Kilsyth Hills and is nearly on a level with that range, The water is led by means of the "Birken Burn" and the "Garrel" to "Townhead Reservoir," It is the property of the Forth and Clyde Canal Company, and the High water mark is [Continued on page 18]

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Co. [County] Stirling -- Kilsyth Parish

[Note in Situation beside 'Reservoir'] - Forth & Clyde?

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