Volume contents
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STONE DYKE | Stone Dyke Stone Dyke Stone Dyke |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| THE MAIDENS | The Maidens The Maidens The Maidens |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| ROTTEN HEUGH | Rotten Heugh Rotten Heugh Rotten Heugh |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| LITTLE GAVEL | Little Gavel Little Gavel Little Gavel |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| BROAD LECKS | Broad Lecks Broad Lecks Broad Lecks |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| THE PULPIT | The Pulpit The Pulpit The Pulpit |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| KITTIEWAKE ROCK | Kittiewake Rock Kittiewake Rock Kittiewake Rock |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| COLLISON'S BENCH | Collison's Bench Collison's Bench Collison's Bench |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
| MILLER'S BENCH | Miller's Bench Miller's Bench Miller's Bench |
George Adams John Kelly Andrew McLean |
002 | All these names apply to particular portions of the precipitous cliffs around the Bass, where the Solan geese, and other sea-fowl breed. From the peculiar situation of this rock, the origin of many of them cannot be ascertained. |
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49 Stone Dyke
49 The Maidens
49 Rotten Heugh
49 Little Garvel
49 Broad Lecks
49 The Pulpit
49 Kittiewake Rock
49 Collison's Bench
49 Miller's Bench
All of the are on the Bass
Transcriber's notes
In the situation the word - Rock - has been crossed out.
Ordnance Survey - East Lothian county, OS Name Books - East Lothian county - Volume 24 - Parish of North Berwick, OS1/15/24
This volume contains place names information in the parish of North Berwick.
Ordnance Survey - East Lothian county
Ordnance Survey was established in the 18th century to create maps, surveys and associated records for the entirety of Great Britain. These records are arranged by county. This entry has been created to enable searching for Ordnance Survey records for the county of East Lothian, which is in the east of Scotland. The boundaries of the county were altered by the Boundary Commissioners in 1891.