BENDONICH, mountain, 2774 feet high, 2i miles north-by-east of Lochgoilhead, Argyleshire.
BENDORAN, mountain on east side of Loch Tolla, Argyleshire.
BENDUAN, mountain on north side of Strathdonan, Sutherland.
BENEADDAN, mountain, 2308 feet high, on south side of Loch Sunart, Argyleshire.
BENEAGACH, mountain, 2259 feet high, 3 miles south of foot of Loch Tummel, Perthshire.
BENEAGEEN.
BENEAY, mountain, 6| miles south-west of Kinlochewe, Boss-shire.
BENEIGEN, mountain on south side of Loch Fannich, Koss-shire.
BENERAIRD, hill, 1435 feet high, in Ballantrae parish, Ayrshire.
BENETHRA, mountain, 2003 feet high, 3 miles south-by-west of Stenscholl, Isle of Skye.
BENEUNAICH, alpine mountain, 3242 feet high, on west side of Glenstrae, Argyleshire.
BENEVACHART, mountain, about 3000 feet high, 10 miles west of Beauly, Inverness-shire.
BENFAD, alpine mountain-range, with pyramidal summits, in Glenshiel parish, Koss-shire.
BENFHIONNLAIDH, alpine summit, 3149 feet high, on south side of upper part of Glencreran, Argyleshire.
BENFILE, massive lofty mountain, with white quartz peaks, on left side of head of Loch Maree, Ross-shire.
BENFIN, summit of alpine range on north side of Loch Fannich, Ross-shire.
BENGAIRN.
BENGAL, village in Dryfesdale parish, Dumfriesshire.
BENGLAMAIG, mountain on south side of Loch Sligachan, Isle of Skye.
BENGLASS, mountain, overhanging Glendouglas, near middle of west side of Loch Lomond.
BENGLOE.
BENGNUIS, mountain, 2597 feet high, with tarn, on south side of Gleniorsa, Arran Island, Buteshire.
BENGOBHLACH, mountain, 2074 feet high, 4 miles west of Ullapool, Ross-shire.
BENGRIAM, mountain, 1935 feet high, at meeting-point of Fair, Reay, and Kildonan parishes, Sutherland.
BENHALLIVAL, mountain, with two tabular summits, 15S3 and 1527 feet high, called Macleod's Tables, in Bracadale parish, Isle of Skye.
BENHAR, village in Whitburn parish, Linlithgowshire. Pop. 763. A church for it and Harthill was erected iu 1^77, and contains 600 sittings. , mountain, 2858 feet high, on mutual border of Farr and Edderachyliis parishes, Sutherland.
BENHEINISH, loftiest ground in Tyree Island, Argyleshire.
BENHESKERNICH, alpine mountain, 3530 feet high, at head of south side of Glenlyon, Perthshire.
BENHIANT, mountain, 1759 feet high, on south side of Ardnamurchan peninsula, Argyleshire.
BENHIEL, mountain on west side of Loch Loyal, Sutherland.
BENHILL, hill-range, with extensive view, in Ruthven parish, Banff shire.
BENHOLM, seaside parish, containing Johnshaven town, in Kincardineshire. Acres, 4891. Real property in 1SSO-S1, 8521. A belt of low, flat land lies along the shore ; an ancient sea-beach bounds that belt; and a series of eminences, with intervening dales, rises thence to the inland boundary. Benholm Castle is a well-preserved, ancient, strong baronial fortalice. The churches are Established. Free, and United Presbyterian ; and there are 2 public schools, with about 155 scholars.
BENHOPE, massive alpine mountain, 3040 feet high, at east side of head of Loch Hope, in Sutherland.
BENHORN, mountain, 1712 feet high, on north side of Dunrobin glen, in Sutherland.
BENHUTIG, hill, 1340 feet high, adjacent to Whitenhead, in Sutherland.
BENIMA, mountain, 3250 feet high, in northern vicinity of Benarthur, at head of Loch Long, Argyleshire.
BENINTURK, mountain, 1491 feet high, near centre of Kintyre, Argyleshire.
BENKETLAN, beautifully outlined lofty mountain, in Ardchattan parish, Argyleshire.
BENKJLLY, mountain, 2152 feet high, on north-west side of Loch Linnhe, Argyleshire.
BENKLIBRECK.
BENLAGA, mountain on north of Loch Sunart, Argyleshire.
BENLAIR, massive lofty mountain over-hanging north side of lower part of Loch Maree, in Ross-shire.
BENLAOGHILL.
BENLAOIDH, alpine mountain, with peaked summit 3708 feet high, 6 miles east-south-east of Dalmally, Argyleshire.
BENLAWERS, broad-based, grandly out-lined, cone-capped, alpine mountain, 39S4 feet high, with magnificent extensive view, on north-west side of Loch Tay, Perthshire.
BENLEATHAN, mountain, 2312 feet high, 3 miles south of Killin, Perthshire.
BENLEDI, broad-based mountain, 2875 feet high, with tarn, and with gorgeous view, in west-north-western vicinity of Callander, Perthshire.
BENLEVEN, peninsulated district, between Loch Lomond and river Leven on the one side, and Loch Long and Gareloch on the other, Dumbartonshire.
