Applecross

English

Etymology

Recorded as Aporcrosan c. 1080.

Proper noun

Applecross

  1. A small coastal village in a remote part of Wester Ross, Highland council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NG7144).
  2. A suburb of Perth in the City of Melville, Western Australia, named after the Scottish locality.

Usage notes

Wikipedia only gives this name to the peninsula in Scotland the village is located on. On OS Landranger map 24 (Raasay & Applecross) the peninsula is unnamed, and only the village, Applecross Bay, the River Applecross and Applecross Forest bear this name. It was also described as a village in the AA Book of British Villages published in 1980.

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