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Dr. Berger on the Isle of Man
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| Names and Situation. | Signification. | Number in the Map. |
Elevation in feet above the level of the sea. |
| Caran-hill | Crown of the head | 10 | 984 |
| Carden | 26 | 1535 | |
| Carrick-hill | Rock-hill | 6 | 627 |
| Cass-ny-hawin; taken a the head of the river | The foot of the river | 422 | |
| Clarkes'-hill | 7 | 889 | |
| Clay-head is the hill that lies N.E. of Banks how | |||
| Cloven-stone; a Druidical monument, ½ from Laxey, on the Douglass road | |||
| Corrin's tower; highest point of Peel-hill | 34 | 675 | |
| Crammag-bridge on Sulby river | 452 | ||
| Cregneish or Craig-neash | Neash, rock | 520 | |
| Cronk-dhoo | Black hill | 13 | 705 |
| Cronk-ne-liry-Lhaa, or Cronk-ny-irrea-Laa | Break of day hill | 37 | 1445 |
| Watershed, between Cronk-ne-liry-Lhaa and S. Borroilva on the road from Castletown to Peeltown | 982½ | ||
| Six mile-stone between Castletown and Peeltown; lower limit of the Turbary in that part of the island | 692 | ||
| Cronk-Ouyr, or Cronk Owre | Ouyr dun colour Owre, brown |
3 | 186 |
| Cronk-Shamrock, or Primrose hill | hill of tents | 5 | 273½ |
| Douglass-head | 42 | 315 | |
| Douglass-how | 41 | 466 | |
| Dun-how | 15 | 757 | |
| Dun-bridge; at the foot of Dun-how | |||
| Foxdale or Foxtal mines, central part | 32 | 346 | |
| Glen-roy, at the Rev. W. Fitz Simmons' house; one of the highest habitations in the island | 493 |
