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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Aid Crag | Aid Crag | Mr Thomson | About 6 chains N | A very remarkable and steep ledge of large rocks | ||
| Aid Crag | Mr Nesbitt | of Aid Moss | abruptly sloping towards the North and terminating | |||
| Aid Crag | Mr Charlton | in loose rocks and scattered stones the origin of the | ||||
| name cannot be ascertained | ||||||
| Aid Moss | Aid Moss | Mr Thomson | About 6 chains S. | An extensive portion of flat marshy ground | ||
| Aid Moss | Mr Nesbitt | of Aid Crag | deriving its name from its situation near to | |||
| Aid Moss | Mr Charlton | Aid Crag | ||||
| Aid Foal | Mr Thomson | About 6 chains N | ||||
| Aid Foal | Mr Nesbitt | of Aid Crag | ||||
| Aid Foal Cancelled | Mr Charlton | |||||
| Great Wanney Crag | Great Wanney Crag | Mr Thomson | About 52 chains S E | A very remarkable and conspicuous ledge of rocks abruptly | ||
| Great Wanney Crag | Mr Nesbitt | of Aid Crag | sloping towards the North and terminating in loose rocks | |||
| Great Wanney Crag | Hodgsons History | and scattered stones a Roman Camp is situated | ||||
| on the N.E corner | ||||||
| CAMP | ||||||
| (Remains of) | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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