Carland

Topographic

Meaning

A person from a place called Carland, or a dweller in a marshy or low-lying land.

Etymology

From Old English or Scottish 'car' (marsh or fen) combined with 'land'. The surname may derive from a specific place or describe someone living in wetland areas.

About the Carland Surname

A Scottish or Northern English topographic surname referring to marshy or low-lying land. The name reflects the geography of the regions where it originated.

Distribution

Found in Scotland and Northern England, particularly in border regions.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Carland Surname