Archæological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway (1878)
Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association · Edinburgh, Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway archæological association · leaf 149
sy explanation of the different levelsfound in the loch, that the waters originally discharged themselves into thesea from the western end of the valley, a portion of them only now findingan exit that way, in consequence of the formation of the moss towards thecentre of the valley, which compelled… … -Lit-fl ^f Oh/ Hcich Ol^iMTv L.i.-l 1tr.odiJ 1,,tcl <,fLom:<Bai.Jt , Lild litTop <>!U-^,ia- i^Ut l.,i\tb ol Top of \firqci i-il<^ VT^ Mr.lnim /jrvel i< Oie Ml.l PLRN SHEWING THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ISLANDS & BEACHES OF THL LOCH.a 1 z 3 4- J t^x ii IS Awt TTT-.-i—L^3=I=…
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