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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCH NA FOLA | Loch na Fola Loch na Fola Loch na Fola Loch na Fala |
A. Leitch - Ellary D. McDougall - Cove D. Graham, Dunrostan Estate Map. |
179 | A small fresh-water loch north west of "Maoile Fhuar", named as is supposed, from the colour which the peat water occasionally gives to it - the colour of "Blood". |
| ALLT LOCH NA FOLA | Allt Loch na Fola Allt Loch na Fola Allt Loch na Fola |
A. Leitch - "Ellary". D. Graham, Dunrostan D. McDougall - Cove. |
179 | A stream flowing out of "Loch na Fola" in a south-westerly course and is named so for a distance of nearly 60 chains, being then named "Abhainn Mhòr", - a river wit which it unites. With "Abhhainn Mhòr" it forms part of the Parish Boundary. |
| ARAICH A' CHINN | Araich a' Chïnn Araich a' Chïnn Arach a' Chïnn |
D. Graham - "Dunrostan" D. McDougall, "Cove". A. Leitch - "Ellary". |
179 | This name which signifies the "Plain of the Head", is applicable to a piece of rising ground near the junction of "Allt Loch na Fola" with Abhainn Mhòr. |
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