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p. 280

[Page written from back of book to front. ]

Month	Day	Lat	Long	Notes
		Lat.	Long
April	5	6. 30. N	84. 30 E	Light Airs & fine weather,
				Calms
"	6	5. 38. N	84. 10 E	Light Airs fine weather.
"	7	4. 42. N	84. 46 E	Light Airs Clear weather.
"	8	3. 25. N	83. 46 E	Light winds Clear weather.
"	9	2. 30. N	83. 33 E	Light Airs, fine clear weather.
"	10	1. 49. N	83. 30 E	Light Airs, fine weather.
"	11	00. 2. N	84. 00 E	Fresh winds Squally.
"	12	2. 32. S	84. 42 E	Fresh breezes Cloudy Occy.
"	13	4. 32. S	85. 00 E	Fresh breezes Squally tht.
"	14	6. 25. S	86. 11 E	Fresh breezes Clear tht.
"	15	8. 39. S	86. 30 E	Fresh breezes Squally.
"	16	10. 9. S	86. 54 E	Fresh breezes fine weather.
"	17	11. 55. S	86. 28 E	Strong breezes clear weather.
"	18	13. 3. S	86. 28 E	Fresh breezes Cloudy.
"	19	13. 3. S	86. 28 E	[line struck through]
"	19	14. 17. S	86. 28 E	Fresh winds & fine
				throughout

p. 280

[Page written from back of book to front]

Month	Day	Lat	Long	Notes
		Lat.	Long
April	5	6. 30. N	84. 30 E	Light Airs & fine weather,
				Calms
"	6	5. 38. N	84. 10 E	Light Airs fine weather.
"	7	4. 42. N	84. 46 E	Light Airs Clear weather.
"	8	3. 25. N	83. 46 E	Light winds Clear weather.
"	9	2. 30. N	83. 33 E	Light Airs, fine clear weather.
"	10	1. 49. N	83. 30 E	Light Airs, fine weather.
"	11	00. 2. N	84. 00 E	Fresh winds Squally.
"	12	2. 32. S	84. 42 E	Fresh breezes Cloudy Occy.
"	13	4. 32. S	85. 00 E	Fresh breezes Squally tht.
"	14	6. 25. S	86. 11 E	Fresh breezes Clear tht.
"	15	8. 39. S	86. 30 E	Fresh breezes Squally.
"	16	10. 9. S	86. 54 E	Fresh breezes fine weather.
"	17	11. 55. S	86. 28 E	Strong breezes clear weather.
"	18	13. 3. S	86. 28 E	Fresh breezes Cloudy.
"	19	13. 3. S	86. 28 E	[line struck through]
"	19	14. 17. S	86. 28 E	Strong breezes clear weather.

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