OS1/2/59/29
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT CREAG NAN GOBHAR | Allt Creag na Gobhar Allt Creag na Gobhar Allt Creag na Gobhar "Allt Creag nan Gobhar" |
Malcolm Tait Alexander McGregor Dugald McKinnon Appd. [Approved] |
191 | A good sized stream flowing in a north west direction and bearing this name from the junction of Eas Coire Mhàin and Eas a' Chromain till it falls into Abhainn Mòr. Sign. [Signification] "Stream of the Goat's Rock's" |
| CREAG NAN GOBHAR MHOR | Creag na Gobhar Mòr Creag na Gobhar Mòr Creag na Gobhar Mòr "Creag nan Gobhar Mhòr" |
Malcolm Tait Alexander McGregor Dugald McKinnon Appd. [Approved] |
191 | A prominent rocky face on both sides of the above stream [Allt Creag nan Gobhar] near its junction with Abhainn Mòr. Sign. [Signification] "Big Rock of the Goat". |
| CREAGAN ACHAIDH-CHUILTER | Creagan Achaidh Choulter Creagan Achaidh Choulter Creagan Achaidh Choulter "Creagan Achadh Cùilteir", or Creagan Achadh-chùilteir. |
Malcolm Tait Alexander McGregor Dugald McKinnon Hiding place Craig. |
191 | Applicable to a rocky declevity a short distance east of Achaidh Choulter Sign. [Signification] "The little rock of the Plough sock field" |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 29Sheet 191 Argyllshire
[Creag nan Gobhar Mhor] The form Creag nan Gobhar Mòr is
very objectionable it ought to be Creag
Mhòr nan Gobhar. The two hills being so near each the people will
speak of them as Creagan nan Gobhar but when written the names
separately on a map the adjective ought to be placed after the noun
to which it refers
To be corrected on Plan
See Creag Bheag nan Gobhar page 36
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
hillhere
Location information for this page.
Linked mapsheets.
