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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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GEODHA RAINEACH | Geodha Raineach Geodha Raineach |
Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Mr. Donald Munro |
006 | This name Signifies "Cove of the BracKens" And is Applied to a Small Cove Situated on the East Side of "Loch Eireboll" immediately below E [East] of Cnoc an Eich". |
AN CRÌOCHAN | An Crìochan An Crìochan |
Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Mr. Donald Munro |
006 | This name Signifying "The Landmark" is Applied to a large low Knoll Situated between "Cnoc an Eich" and Cnoc an Uillt" Tharsuinn". |
AN CREACHAN 1-inch Revision Oct. 1894 | An Creachan An Creachan An Creachan |
Mr. James Grant shd. [shepherd] Freisgill Mr. George Ross Keeper Hope Ferry Mr. Robert McKay W. [West] Strathan |
006 | [Signifying] The hard rock surfaced hilltop so called from the bare stony surface of the ground, such being always called "Creachan" |
CNOC AN UILLT THARSUINN | Cnoc an Uillt Tharsuinn Cnoc an Uillt Tharsuinn |
Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Mr. Donald Munro |
006; 007; 015; 016 | This name Signifies "Knoll of the Burn of the Crossing" and is applied to a prominent Hill Situated on the South Side of "Allt a' Choin Duibh" |
LOCH NAN RIBHEIDEAN | Loch nan Ribheidean Loch nan Ribheidean |
Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Mr. Donald Munro |
006 | This name Signifying "Loch of the Reeds (a Kind of rush used for thatch)" is Applied to a Small lake. situated a Short distance North East of "An Croichan." |
LOCH NA RA'FIN 1-inch Revision Oct. 1894 | Loch na Ra'fin (Local pron. [pronunciation]) |
Mr. Robert McKay W. [West] Strathan Mr. George McKay W. [West] Strathan Mr. James Grant Shd. [Shepherd] Freisgill |
006 |
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