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This problem is now solved.
Dickinson's "Comprehensive Dictionary of the Cumberland Dialect" says that "yerl" means fast flowing water. Thus the name really applies not, as marked on maps, to the water held back by the weir built at that point, bur rather to the fast flowing water over the weir compared to its sluggishness on either side.
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