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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
AN GARBH-ALLT An Garbh-Allt
An Garbh-Allt
Rev. [Reverend] J M Joass
Mr. William Ross
073 This name signifies the "Rough Burn" and applies to a mountain stream which enters Loch Shin on its southern side about opposite Overscaig.
CNOC NA H-ULAIDH Cnoc na h-Ulaidh
Cnoc na h-Ulaidh
Rev. [Reverend] J M. Joass
Mr. William Ross
062; 073 A hill situated a short distance West of Loch na h-Ulaidh it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the "Knoll of the hidden treasure." His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor.
CNOC AN ULBHAIDH
1-inch Revision October. 1894
Cnoc an Ulbhaidh
Cnoc an Ulbhaidh
Cnoc an Ulbhaidh
Mr. Colin Fraser Keeper &c Crask
Mr. Thomas Ross shd. [shepherd] Dalchork
Mr. Alexander Ross shd. [shepherd] Glenleraig
ALLT NA H-ULAIDH Allt na h-Ulaidh
Allt na h-Ulaidh
Rev. [Reverend] J.M. Joass
Mr. William Ross
062; 063; 073; 074 A stream having its source about one and a half miles north of Loch Eileanach, and after entering Loch na h-Ulaidh at its northern extremity it isues again from this Loch and enters the River Tirry. It signifies the "Burn of the hidden Treasure".
ALLT AN ULBHAIDH
1-inch Revision October 1894.
Allt an Ulbhaidh
Allt an Ulbhaidh
Allt an Ulbhaidh
Mr. Colin Fraser Keeper &c Crask
Mr. Thomas Ross shd. [shepherd] Dalchork
Mr. Alexander Ross shd. [shepherd] Glenleraig formerly residing in the neighbourhood
Meaning not known Loc. pron. [Local pronunciation]

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