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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLAS SGEIR | Glas Sgier Glas Sgier mhor |
Mr. Donald McLeod Mr. John Gillanders Mr. John McKay Admiralty Chart |
018 | This name Signifies 'Grey Rock' and applies to a high water rock. Situated near the entrance of 'Loch Geocrab' |
| SGEIR CHRUAIDH | Sgeir Chruaidhe Sgeir Chruaidhe Sgeir Chruim |
Mr Donald McLeod Mr John Gillanders Mr. John McKay Admiralty Chart A. A. Carmichael |
018 | Applied to a high water rock Situated at the entrance of Loch Geocrab and immediately east of the point known as 'Ard Mòr' It Signifies 'Hard Rock' |
| ÀRD MÒR | Àrd Mòr Aird Mhor Aird Mòr |
Mr Donald McLeod Mr John Gillanders Mr. John McKay Admiralty Chart A. A. Carmichael |
018 | Applied to a point or headland Situated at the entrances of 'Loch Geocrab' & Loch StocKinish Signifies 'Large point' |
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