CRACHIE, mountain affluent of the Shochie, Perthshire.
CRAGGACH, glen, with millstone quarry, in Reay parish, Caithness.
CRAGGANESTER, hamlet in "VVeem parish, Perthshire.
CRAGGANTOUL, hamlet in Weem parish, Perthshire.
CRAGGIE, lake in Tongue parish, Sutherland.
CRAIBSTONE, seat on Buxburn rivulet, Aberdeen shire.
CRAICHIE, village in Dunnichen parish, Forfarshire. It has a post office under Forf ar, and a public school with about 137 scholars.
CRAICK, hill, 1482 feet high, in Roberton parish, Roxburghshire.
CRAIG, parish on east coast of Forfarshire. It contains Ferryden town, with post office under Montrose, and Usan village, and includes Inchbrayock Island. Its length is nearly 6 miles ; its breadth 3 miles ; its area 4371 acres. Real property in 1880-81, 10,824. Pop. 2589. The mainland is partly a peninsula, bounded on the north by Montrose basin and South Esk river, on the east and south-east by the German Ocean ; and rises gradually from the north and the east toward the south-west, till it reaches an elevation of about 400 feet above sea-level. The northward slope is ornate, and commands a magnificent view ; and the sea-coast is very rocky and partly precipitous. The chief seats are Rossie, Dunninald, and Usan ; and the chief antiquities are vestiges of Craig Castle, a strong structure, often mentioned in Scottish history ; and the sites of another old castle and an old fort. The churches are Established and Free ; and the former is a handsome conspicuous edifice with 800 sittings. There are 5 schools with accommodation for 467 scholars.
CRAIG, estate in Madderty parish, Perthshire. It once contained a village of Craig, ranking as a burgh of barony ; and it now contains the modern village of St. David's.
CRAIG, seat and burn in Auchindoir parish, Aberdeenshire.
CRAIG, seat in Kilmaurs parish, Ayrshire.
CRAIG, seat in Colmonell parish, Ayrshire.
CRAIG, quondam baronial fortalice in Glenisla parish, Forfarshire.
CRAIG, hill in Troqueer parish, Kirkcudbrightshire.
CRAIGABODDICK, hill-range on mutual border of Loth and Kildonan parishes, Sutherland.
CRAIGACHROCHCAN, lofty bank and bridge on the Aven, in Inveraven parish, Banlf shire.
CRAIGAIRIE, high moorish hill, 10 miles north of Glenluce, Wigtonshire.
CRAIGALLEON, lake in Strathblane parish, Stirlingshire.
CRAIGAMMEL, curious object on coast of Wick parish, Caithness.
CRAIGANDARROCH, lofty hill in Glenmuick parish, Aberdeenshire.
CRAIGANFHIACH, precipitous crag, giving off a loud echo, in Fodderty parish, Ross-shire.
CRAIGANOIN, hill and pass on mutual border of Moy and Daviot parishes, Inverness-shire. The pass was the scene of what is called the ' Rout of Moy ' in the rebellion of 1745-46.
CRAIGANROY, commodious safe harbour in Loch Duich, Glenshiel parish, Ross-shire.
CRAIGBANK, village in New Cumnock parish, Ayrshire. Pop. 302.
CRAIGBAR, steep rocky precipice, with remains of ancient fortification, at side of Loch Brora, in Clyne parish, Sutherland.
CRAIGBARNET, seat in Campsie parish, Stirlingshire.
CRAIGBEG, mountain in Durris parish, Kincardineshire .
CRAIGBENYON, mountain, 3 miles north-east of Callander, Perthshire.
CRAIGBHOKIE, lofty precipitous cliff at narrow part of Loth glen, in Loth parish, Sutherland.
CRAIGBINNY, hill, 3J miles south-east of Linlithgow.
CRAIGBODDICH, lofty precipitous cliff in Loth glen and parish, Sutherland.
CRAIGCAFFIE, old castle, transmuted into farmhouse, in Inch parish, Wigtonshire.
CRAIGCHAILLEACH, picturesque peaked mountain-range, in vicinity of Killin, Perthshire.
CRAIGCLEUGH, burn on mutual boundary of Westerkirk and Langholm parishes, Dumfriesshire.
CRAIGCROOK, seat on east skirt of Corstorphine Hill, 2J miles west of Edinburgh. It was long the residence of Lord Jeffrey.
