ARDCHATTAN, the Parish
each of these places need to be made into links, then pages, then filled with information - using the modern spelling in this index, with variants on each page
http://www.scottish-places.info/parishes/parhistory464.html Gazetteer for Ardchattan : A historical perspective, drawn from the Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland: A Survey of Scottish Topography, Statistical, Biographical and Historical, edited by Francis H. Groome and originally published in parts by Thomas C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, Edinburgh between 1882 and 1885.
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland. Originally published by S Lewis, London, 1846.
Land Assessment Scotland - history of place names
Land Assessment Scotland abbreviations
The gaelic translation of the place names of Ardchattan
- Glen Creran
- Glenure, Taraphocain, Baleveolan, Druimavuic :
- Dallachulish & south Creagan : (ruined farmstead above)
- Salt Croft
- Tenle Glentenle, Glentendill, Glentaill, Glendudh
- Barcaldine : Innerargan / Dalfuir
- Barcaldine House
- Barcaldine School
- Condallich
- Achinreir,
- Achacha :
- Dalrannoch and Barcaldine Mill :
- Rhugarbh:
- Ferlochan :
- Culcharran :
- Letterwalton :
- Hemp Croft :
- Dalintober :
- Barcaldine Castle :
- Seabank,
- South Shian :
- Balure of Shian, :
- Isle of Eriska :
- Ardentinny :
- Fuararchy :
- Balure, Lochnell :
- Lochnell :
- Shenavallie : Sliganeach
- Kinloch, :
- Moss Croft & Achnamonie :
- Baravullin :
- Kintaline :
- Benderloch The modern Village :
- Beregonium The ancient Pictish city
- North Connel: Black Crofts, Lochan-na-beithe :
- Moss of Achnacree :
- Dalvuie, Moss Cottage, Cairnbaan, :
- Achnacree More, Achnacree Beag, Achnacree Bay :
- Achnaba, Tigh t'Sioman, Ardachy & Inion :
- Ardchattan, Baile Mhaodain : Ruadh na charn
- inveresregan, Blarcreen, Glen Salach :
- Ardchattan School, Bonawe village :
- Bonawe Quarry, Eilean Duirinnis :
- Loch Etive west shore
- Loch Etive east shore
- Glenkinglass - Doire na Saor
- Glennoe -
- Inverawe
- (1861 Cruanchy Leiters Drishaig )
- Loch Awe settlements along Lochawe to Allt Mhoillie at the back of Ben Cruachan were part of Ardchattan and Muckairn for some of the 1800's
Glue Pot : Dunstaffnage Arms Hotel (now the Oyster Inn)
