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List of Names as written on the Plan |
Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation |
Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
Hard Crags | Hard Crags | Revd.. Stephen Birkett Langdale | Trace 3 25 Chains East | Two round crags at the base |
Thos.. Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite | from"Bow Fell" | of Bow Fell | ||
John Gillbanks do.. Middle Fell Place | ||||
Grunting Gill | Grunting Gill | Revd.. Stephen Birkett | Trace 4 80 Chains East | Stream rising on the northside |
Thomas Thompson | from "Bow Fell" | of Earing Crag and flowing | ||
John Gillbanks | in an easterly course to Mickleden | |||
List of Names as written on the Plan |
Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
Authority for those modes of Spelling |
Situation |
Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
Buck Pike | Buck Pike | Revd..Stephen Birkett Langdale | Trace 1 60 Chains N.E. | Rocky eminence upon the east |
Thomas Thompson Yeoman Walthwaite | from "Bow Fell" | end of Rossett Crag | ||
John Millbanks do.. Middle Fell Place | ||||
Bow Fell | Bow Fell | Revd.. Stephen Birkett | Trace 3 Partly in the Counties | A high mountain formed of crags |
Thomas Thompson | of Westmorland and | and precipices with the county | ||
John Millbanks | Cumberland | boundary between Cumberland and | ||
Westmorland along the top | ||||
Flat Crags | Flat Crags | Revd.. Stephen Birkett | Trace 3 At the foot of | Two remarkable crags in Bow |
Thomas Thompson | Bow Fell | Fell - the east sides of them steep | ||
John Millbanks | crag and the west sides steep smooth | |||
surface | ||||