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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
GARADH MHOR Garadh Mhòr
Garadh Mhòr
Garadh Mhòr
John Munro Shepherd Achahoish
Duncan Campbell Shepherd Achahoish
Donald Paterson Achahoish
180 Applied to a very large precipice north of Creag Lileagach Sig: [Signification] Large Den
ALLTAN BREAC-LARAICHE Allt na Breac Larach


"Alltan Breac-laraiche"
John Munro Shepherd Achahoish
Duncan Campbell Shepherd Achahoish
Donald Paterson Achahoish
180 A small mountain stream flowing westwards between Garadh Mhor & Cruach an Leòmann & falling into Allt Ceann Loch Sig [ Significatrion] The Burn of the spotted Ruins
CRUACH NAN LEOMANN Cruach an Leòmann


"Cruach nan Leòmann",
John Munro Shepherd Achahoish
Duncan Campbell Shepherd Achahoish
Donald Paterson Achahoish
Hill of the Moths.
180 Applied to a very high rocky hill at the northern extremity of Creag Shlocach Sig: [Signification] The High Hill of the Moth
CREAG SHLOCHDACH Creag Shlocach


Creag Shlochdach
John Munro Shepherd Achahoish
Duncan Campbell Shepherd Achahoish
Donald Paterson Achahoish
180 Applied to a ridge of broken rocks stretching from the west side of Torr to a short distance north of Cruach Leòmann. Sig: [Signification] The Rock of the Hollows

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Sheet 180 Argyllshire North Knapdale Ph. [Parish]

[Alltan Breac-laraiche] Breac-laraiche
Breac-laraiche ought to be written a Compound word
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