Loch-a’-Gliriama (Loch Griam), loch, Lairg par.,
Sutherland, between Loch Merkland and Loch Shin.

Loch-a-Vroin (Loch-a-Bhraoin), loch, Ross and
Cromarty, 9 miles NE. of Kinlochewe.

Loch-an-Ballocli, loch, Port of Menteith par.,
Perthshire, near Loch Afonnacher.

Loch-an-Daimh, loch, Ross and Cromarty, 9 miles
E. of Ullapool.

Loch-an-Dorh, Elginshire. See Lochindorb.

Loch-an-Eilcin, small loch of great beauty, in
Rothiemurchus dist., Duthil par., Inverness-shire, _2½
miles S. of Aviemore sta.; contains an island, with ruins
of a castle of the AYolf of Badenoch.

Loch-an-Gead (Loch Gedd), Kintail par., Ross and
Cromarty.

Loch-an-Bnathair, loch, Kildonan par., Sutherland,
4 miles S. of Forsinard sta. ; an excellent fishing loch.

Loch-in-Daal, sea-loch, in S. of Islay island, Argyll¬
shire, strikes 12 miles NE.; Lochindaal Lighthouse,
on Dun Point, ½ mile N. of Port Charlotte, on W.
side of loch, has a fixed light 50 ft. above high water
and seen 12 miles; Lochindaal Distillery is at Port
Charlotte.

Loch-na-Bo, loch, 1 mile SE. of Lhanbryde, Elgin.

Loch-na-Dal, sea-loch, Skye island, Inverness-shire,
in Sound of Sleat.

Locli-na-Gainimh, loch, Assynt par., Sutherland,
5½ miles SE. of Lochinver.

Loeh-na-Kcal, sea-loch, in AV. of Mull isl., Argyll¬
shire ; is the Loch Gyle of Campbell’s ballad.

Loch-na-Meide, loch, Durness, Tongue, and Farr
pars., Sutherland.

Loch-na-Xuagh, sea-loch, Arisaig dist., Inverness.

Loch-na-Sheallag, loch, Lochbroom par., Ross and
Cromarty.

Loch-na-dolrc-Daralch, loch, Assynt par., Suther¬
land, near Lochinver.

Loch-nah-Inse-Odhair, loch, Durness par., Suther¬
land, 5½ miles SE. of Cape Wrath.

Loch-nan-Cninne, loch, on NW. border of Kil¬
donan par., Sutherland.

Loch of Cliff, loch, Unst island, Shetland; sends
off Cliff Burn N. to Burra Firth.

Loch of Harrny, loch, Mainland, Orkney; is bounded
E. by Harray and Birsay par.

Loch of Lows, loch, Caputh par., Perthshire, on
Lunan Burn, 1½ mile NE. of Dunkeld.

Loeh of the Clans, loch, in co. and 4 miles SW. of
Nairn ; has examples of lake dwellings.

Loeh of the Lowes, loch, Ettrick par., Selkirkshire;
is separated by a narrow neck of land (traversed by
Yarrow Water) from the head of St Mary’s Loch.

Lochatoer, dist. in S. of Inverness-shire; lies between
the Great Glen, Badenoch, Perthshire, and Argyllshire,
and is 33 miles long NE. and SAAL, and 21 broad.

Loclialiue, vil. with pier, Morvernpar., Argyllshire,
at W. side of mouth of Loch Aline; P.O., T.O., called
Morvern ; 4 miles AV., on Sound of Mull, is Lochaline
House, seat.

Loclialsh, par., in SW. of Ross and Cromarty, 49,532
ac., pop. 2050; P.O., T.O.—1 Bank,at Balmacara, on Loch
Alsh, 8 miles SAV. of Strome Ferry.

Lochan Fada.—loch, Gairloch par., Ross and Cro¬
marty, 4½ miles N. of Kinlochewe.—2. Lochan Fada,
loch, Assynt par., Sutherland, 7% m. SE. of Lochinver.

Loehanhead, ry. sta., in E. of Kirkcudbrightshire, 1
miles SE. of Loch Rutton and 6 miles SAV. of Dumfries.

Lochans, vil., on SAV. border of Inch par., Wigtown¬
shire, 2½ miles S. of Stranraer; P.O.

Loctiar Moss, in S. of Dumfriesshire; extends 10
miles SE. from Locharbriggs to the Solway Firth, and
is from 2 to 3 miles wide; has been a sea inlet, a
marshy forest, and a bog, and is now extensively re¬
claimed ; is traversed by Lochar Water, a sluggish
stream, with a fall of only a few feet, flowing into the
Solway Firth 2½ miles NE. of Caerlaverock.

Locharbriggs, vil. with ry. sta., on Lochar Water,
in co. and 2½ miles NE. of Dumfries, pop. 306.

Locltard Lodge, Aberfoyle par., Perthshire, on N
side of Loch Ard, 8 miles NAA^T. of Buchlyvie sta.

Locharkaig Deer Forest. See Loch Arkaig.

Lochassynt Lodge, Assynt par., Sutherland,on NAAL
side of Loch Assynt, 6 miles NAV. of Inchnadamph.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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Loch . For names preceded by Loch, and not found

under Loch, see principal name.