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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
CNOC AN T-SAMHLAIDH BEAG	Cnoc na t-Amhladh Beag Cnoc na t-Amhladh Beag Cnoc na t-Amhladh Beag Cnoc an t-Amhlaidh Beag	Mr McQuilkin, Cuildreinich Mr Johnston, Breacbharr Mr Walker, Breacbharr Gael [Gaelic] Arrangement	212	A rocky eminence about a quarter of a mile north west of Culdrynach Sign. [Signification] "The little hill of the apparition"
CNOC AN T-SAMHLAIDH MOR	Cnoc na t-Samhladh Mor Cnoc na t-Samhladh Mor Cnoc na t-Samhladh Mor "Cnoc an t-Samhlaidh Mor	Mr McQuilkin, Cuildreinich Mr Johnston, Breacbharr Mr Walker, Breacbharr Gaelic Arrangement	212	A rocky eminence about a quarter of a mile south west of the above [Cnoc an t-Samhladh Beag] Sign. [Signification] "The Big hill of the apparition"
LOCHAN MAOL MORAIG	Lochan Maol Morag Lochan Maol Morag Lochan Maol Morag Lochan Maol Moraig	Mr McQuilkin, Cuildreinich Mr Johnston, Breacbharr Mr Walker, Breacbharr Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]	212	A small pool in the hollow between the above hills [Cnoc an t-Amhladh Beag and Cnoc an t-Amhladh Mor]. Sign. [Signification] "Sarah's Little Bare Loch"
SEAN DRUIM	Sean Druim Sean Druim Sean Druim	Mr McQuilkin, Cuildreinich Mr Johnston, Breacbharr Mr Walker, Breacbharr	212	A small rough ridge a short distance south west Culdrynach Sign. [Signification] The old ridge.

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[Cnoc an t-Amhladh Beag] better Cnoc Beag t-Samhlaidh

[Cnoc an t-Samhladh Mor] Better Cnoc Mor an t-Samhlaidh

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