Abstract
During the course of an inquiry into the nature and extent of the less known iron ore deposits of Scotland undertaken in connection with a paper to be communicated to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland during the Winter Session 1886-87, I have been led to consieler certain masses of Bog Iron Ore which are distributed somewhat widely over the less cultivated portions of the country. The present communication deals only with the north-westerly portion of Ross-shire, and most of the localities are within the parish of Gairloch.
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