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TRACT 26

MEAN DENSITY OF THE EARTH

35

O /

5

6 9

55 40

379

6

6 38

62 0

451

. 7

7 11

70 8

553

8

7 30

78 56

662

9

7 48

84 30

7 55

10

7 50

94 8

908

11

7 54

98 26

1006

12

7 53

100 58

1077

SECTION 55.

Pole

Vert. Z’s

Bearings

Diff. of

at t .

at f'.

Alt.

O /

O /

1

2 0 e

11 46

35 a

2

2 3

22 45

62

3

4 3

25 32

iso

4

7 32

34 49

324

5

9 15

42 55

497

6

9 52

48 8

604

7

10 30

53 40

736

8

10 33

62 34

917

9

11 7

66 12

1060

10

11 57

69 15

1235

11

11 52

73 19

1370

SECTION 56.

Pole

Vert. Z’s

Bearings

at

Diff. of

at t.

Alt.

O /

O /

1

3 11 E

9 4

41 A

2

4 27

16 21

97

3

7 15

21 33

205

4

9 12

27 0

331

5

10 30

29 15

414

6

11 18

31 14

480

7

11 26

35 39

569

8

12 21

38 50

68 6

9

12 42

41 44

777

10

13 18

44 21

887

11

13 S2

46 36

971

SECTION 57,

Pole

Vert. Z’sat k.

Bearingsat (.

Diff. ofAlt.

O /

O /

1

7 51 E

29 43

176 a

2

11 24

■ 34 13

299

3

13 22

37 54

397

4

14 52

42 20

509

5

16 40

47 44

675

6

16 46

50 15

833

SECTION 58.

Pole

Vert, Z*s

Bearings

Diff of

at k .

at t\

Alt.

O /

1

0 3 l

5 28

5 A

2

6 10

8 5

44

3

10 3

13 52

121

4

10 20

29 37

313

5

14 20

32 18

497

6

15 0

33 18

547

SECTION 59.

Pole

Vert. Z’s

Bearings

Diff of

at m'.

at h.

Alt.

1

28 16 D

O i

Not seen.

2

25 20

66 56

910 u

3

22 23

74 50

1056

4

22 12

76 20

1114

5

21 40

79 10

1232

6

21 20

83 32

1521

7

20 14

85 50

1656

8

19 12

87 30

1758

9

18 46

89 17

1978

10

17 30

90 20

2016

11

16 8

91 5

1990

12

14 42

92 27

2093

13

13 35

92 54

2035

14

12 46

93 14

1991

15

11 30

93 45

1915

16

10 30

94 7

1845

The following are the irregular sections. In the first co-lumn is the number of poles; in the second the vertical angles;in the third and fourth the two bearings, or horizontal angles,at each end of the base; and in the fifth the computed result,being the difference of altitude between the foot of each pole,and the point mentioned in the second column, where thevertical angles were taken.

VOL. II.

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