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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CRAIGLOWMOUNT | Craigloomomt Craiglowmount Craiglowmount Craiglowmount |
J, G, Hannay Esq Rev. [Reverend] W. Menzies William Rennie Esqr. William Brown Esqr. Factor |
038 | Rock on the Shore between high and low water Mark never Covered. It is a Kind of blue whinstone and rises about ten feet over high water of ordinary Spring tides . |
| PORT RORIE | Port Rorie Port Rorie Port Rorie Port Rorie |
J G Hannay Esqr. Rev. [Reverend] William Menzies William Menzies Esqr. William Brown Esqr. Factor |
038 | A Small rocky Knoll precipitous on all Sides and about fifteen feet in height from its base. A flagstaff Stood on the top at one time. " The isolated Conical mount on which the flagstaff is erected at Dunure, near the mouth of the harbour is called Port Rorie, evidently meaning the port of McCrorie or Kennedy"Patterson's History of Ayrshire'. |
| BROAD CRAIG | Broad Craig Broad Craig Broad Craig |
J.G. Hannay Esqr. Rev. [Reverend] William Menzies William Rennie Esqr. William Brown Esqr. Factor |
038 | An isolated rock on the Shore between high and low water Mark about eight feet in height above high water of ordinary Spring tides. Its name is derived from the Circumstance of it being the widest isolated rock in the vicinity of Dunure. |
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