Carroll’s Cross, ry. sta., in co. and lOJr miles W. of
Waterford.

Carrol Itock, overhanging Loch Brora, Clyne par.,
SE. Sutherlandshire, alt. 684 ft.

Carron.—sta. on Strathspey By., Aberlour par.,
Banffshire, 5 miles SW. of CraigeHachie Junction;
P.O., called C. Station. In vicinity are C. Hill, rising
immediately from right bank of river Spey, alt. 967 ft.,
and C. House.—2. Carron, river, Stirlingshire; rises
in C. Bog, and flows E. to the Firth of Forth at Grange-
mouth; 20 miles long.—3. Carron, vil., Larbert par.,
Stirlingshire, near river Carron, 2 miles NW. of Fal-
kirk, pop. 902; P.O.; the ironworks, which are very
extensive, were established in 1760. Carronades, a
peculiar species of ordnance, were so called from being
cast here.—4. Carron, rivulet, Nithsdale, Dumfries-
shire; rises, at 2000 ft. above sea-level, among the
Lowther Hills, and flows 9 miles S. to the Nith
below Carronbridge vil.—5. Carron, stream, Kincar-
dineshire ; rises among the skirts of the Grampians,
and flows E. into the sea at Stonehaven; 8J miles long.
—6. Carron, stream, SW. Ross-shire; rises near Luib-
gargan Inn, and flows SW. through several small lochs
into the head of Loch Carron; 14 miles long.—7.
Carron, stream, Kincardine par., N. Ross-shire; flows
NE. along Strath Carron to the Kyle of Sutherland at
Invercarron, near Bonar Bridge; 9 miles long.

Carron, 7 miles from Corrofin, N. co. Clare; P.O.

Carronbridge.—vil. with ry. sta., Morton par.,
Dumfriesshire, on Carron Water, 2 miles NW. of
Thornhill; P.O.—2. Carronbridge, on river Carron,
near Carron Ironworks, Stirlingshire; p.o.

CarronliaU, vil., Larbert par., Stirlingshire, on river
Carron, 2 miles NE. of Larbert sta., pop. 313; in
vicinity is the seat of Carron HaU.

Carron Ironworks. See Carbon (Stirlingshire).

Carronshore, vil., Bothkennar and Larbert pars.,
E. Stirlingshire, on river Carron, 1 mile NE. of Carron
Ironworks and 2 miles NW. of Grangemouth, pop. 481;
P.O., called Carron Skore.

Carronvale, seat, in par. and £ mile SE. of Larbert
sta., Stirlingshire.

Carron, West. See Carron (Stirlingshire).

Carrot, wooded hill, Inverarity par., S. Forfarshire,
6 miles NW. of Broughty-Ferry, alt. 851 ft.

Carrow.—hamlet, Trowse par., S. Norfolk, within
the boundary of Norwich city; P.O. — 2. Carrow,
hamlet, Warden par., S. Northumberland, 4£ miles N.
of Haydon Bridge.

Carrowaneeragh, hamlet, 4 miles NW. of Ballin-
robe, S. co. Mayo.

Carrowarren, vil., 2 m. from Ennis, mid. co. Clare.

Carrowbaun, hamlet, 8 miles NW. of Oughterard,
N. co. Galway.

Carrowbeky, 6m. from Ballyhaunis, E. co. Mayo; P.O.

Carrowdore, vil. and seat, 7 miles SE. of Newtown-
ards, NE. co. Down, pop. 387; P.O.

Carrowen, ry. sta., co. Donegal, 10 miles W. of
Londonderry.

Carrowkekeen, hamlet, 8 miles NW. of Oughterard,
N. co. Galway.

Carrswkolly, 4 m. from Westport, S. co. Mayo; P.O.

Carrowkeel. — hamlet, on Lough Foyle, NE. co.
Donegal, 10 m. N. of Londonderry.—2. Carrowkeel,
hamlet, NE. co. Galway, 3 m. S. of Donamon ry. sta.

Carrowinena, 6m. fromMoville, NE. co.Donegal; P.O.

Carrowmore, hamlet, 4 m. E. of Ballinrobe, co. Mayo.

Carrowmore, Lough, 8 miles SE. of Belmullet, N.
co. Mayo, 4 miles by 21? miles.

Carrowmore Painter, agricultural school, N. co.
Mayo; post-town, Rathlackan, Ballina.

Carrown, hamlet, near Carrigaholt, SW. co. Clare.

Carrownageerak, hamlet, near Collooney, mid.
co. Sligo.

Carrowniskey, stream, bar. Murrisk, SW. co. Mayo,
running about 10 miles NW. to the sea.

Carrowreagk, hamlet, S. co. Roscommon, 4 miles
N. of Ballinasloe.

Carrowroe, hamlet, 8 miles E. of Ennis, E. co. Clare.

Carrowtrasna, hamlet, 4 miles NE. of Moville, NE.
co. Donegal.

Carrowwllkln, hamlet, 3 miles SW. of Tubber-
cnrry, S. co. Sligo.