- 976592154101;-5.8028641855453 NM690937] Ma,1 1968 1295
Scotland 1194 818
Beinn a'
Charnain 196 196 643 643 24C 18 57.777160602889;-7.2286075451011 NF893884] Ma,1...
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century Mullach a'
Chàrnain 95
Groaigh Groaigh Sound of
Harris 28
Unknown 26 ****isay
Theiliseigh Sound of
Barra 142 1890
Beinn a'
Chàrnain 72
Hermetray Theàrnatraigh...
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Tullycarnan (from
Irish Tulaigh Charnáin,
meaning 'hillock of the
little cairn') is a
townland of 154
acres in
County Down,
Northern Ireland. It is situated...
- the UK.
Retrieved 13
September 2009. "North Uist, Otternish, Rubh' A'
Charnain Mhor,
Carnan Beag".
Royal Commission on the
Ancient and
Historical Monuments...
- the
Beinn Rodagraich range 99
metres (325 ft) in the south, the
Beinn a'
Chàrnain range in the east 115
metres (377 ft)
which incorporates Cnoc Mòr and Beinn...
-
thoroughfare is
Kings Road. The name "Tullycarnet" is from the
Irish Tulaigh Charnáin ("hillock of the
little cairn"). It is not
known where the
original cairn...
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Barra Area 96 ha (240 acres) Area rank 152
Highest elevation Mullach a'
Charnain 95 m (312 ft)
Administration Council area Na h-Eileanan Siar
Country Scotland...
- (Irish:
Maigh Charnáin; also Moycarnon,
Moycarnanan or
Moycarne ) is a
barony in
County Roscommon, Ireland. The
Irish name
Maigh Charnáin means "plain...
- "McCorish's townland")
Tullycarnet (formerly Tullycarnan, from
Tulaigh Charnáin meaning "hillock of the
little cairn") List of
townlands in
County Antrim...
- ringfort"), but this name is doubtful: the
original name
could be Ráth
Charnáin, "ringfort of the cairn." The p****age tomb
survives as a multi-period kerbed...
