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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. |
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Peel-Hill, high point | 34 | 675 | |
low-point | 33 | 330 | |
Sartyl | 30 | 1560 | |
Slieau-Aalyn, or Slieau-Chaillin | Aalyn, beautiful The Witches mountain |
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North | 35 | 702½ | |
South | 35 | 977½ | |
Slieau-Chiarn | The Lord's mountain | 9 | 1068 |
Slieau-dhoo | the black mountain | 18 | 1215 |
Slieau-Lhearn | the broad mountain | 21 | 1533 |
Slieau-y-Carnane, or Slieau-y-Carnaane | 38 | 990 | |
Head of Land, or overhanging cliff between Slieau-y-Carnane and Cronk-ne-Liry-Lhaa | 877½ | ||
Snei-feldt, Snioghtey, or Snawble; great | Snow-field | 16 | 2010 1990 mean 2000[1] |
little | 17 | 1775 | |
Boggy Table-land, N.W. of Sneifeldt | 1154 | ||
Upper limit of the arable land, between Little Snei-feldt and Slieau-Lhearn | 937½ | ||
Spanish-head | 48 | 550 | |
St. Anne's head; low point | 43 | 126½ | |
St. John's chapel; the Tinnwald[2] | 130 | ||
Walberry How | 40 | 485 | |
Watershed between Peeltown and Douglass | 126½ | ||
Watershed between Purl-keil-Moirrey and Port-Erin | The harbour of St. Mary's church, Irish port | 81½ |