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Show [ 174 J 322 Table of latitudes anti longitudes deduced from the annexed ohaervation.J Latitudes. 1843. May 30 3 ° 4.91 11" Juno I 39 0 l 16 July I 4 6 10 12 15 17 19 22 23 26 39 11 17 39 08 ~.j 39 03 38 39 22 12 39 32 54 39 3'7 38 39 12 35 39 53 59 39 49 28 10 05 08 28 40 29 04. 30 40 31 02 1 4.0 1'7 21 7 39 4.3 53 15 38 15 23 18 as 52 10 21 39 41 45 23 40 16 52 30 41 02 19 31 41 04 06 31 41 16 02 .August 1 41 23 08 2 41 45 69 2 41 37 16 3 41 35 48 5 41 36 59 Locnlitti'R. g~o 25' 3111 Elm grovt•. 95 L1 O!J Small tributary lo tho Kansas. 95 56 30 96 06 02 !16 21 56 97 06 32 Buck cteck, tributary of the Kansu.s. Elk crrrk, tributary of th Kansa~>. ErH'nmpml'ut on thr ~moky Hill fork, haifa mile from its junction with thr Republican. Tributary to th R('P\thlican fork. 98 11 4 t Tributary to tlu- R<'publirau fork. 9 46 50 99 22 03 100 31 30 Tributary to • 'olornou's fork of tho Republican. Trilrutary to ~olom ou's fork of the Republican. Tributary to Hrpublican fork. 100 52 00 Prairie Dog river, Republican fork. 101 39 2:1 Sn1:\ll tributary to lh<' Republican. 102 4•1 47 103 23 29 104 02 00 106 24 34 101 GS 30 106 2~ 15 106 25 38 t or; 12 23 105 35 17 106 t6 64 Encampment on a suutll lake in the sandy plain betwec11 the Hepublican und outh fork of tb~ Platte river. outh Jork of the Platte river. :::louth fork, 9 m ilc!:i above mouth of Deaver for~. South fork, ncar Cherry creek. .I unction of A rknuMlH and Boiling Spring rivers. Boiling Sprin~R . Sbuth fork. ,•t. Vrain' · fort. High prairie, l!rokrn by bu.ttcs ~d. b?ulders, with scattered cedars, formmg dlVldmg ground! between I.Jturunie and Cache a Ia Potdro rivers. Ncar tho preceding. Laramie river. Stream discharging into a lake • Fork of Laramie river. 106 -t1 ~5 Medicine Dow river. Tributary to tho North fork. l 01 2~ 21 N ort.h fork of the Platte river. ) 321 [ 174 ] Table of latitudes and longitudes-Continued. T.ong-iludcH. Localities. --------- ---------- -------------- 1843. .August1. 8 'A1 zo 021 03'' 9 42 20 OG 9 10 1.2 31 17 13 1.2 1!) 63 13 1.2 18 0 14 4.2 15 11 16 41 53 64 IG 4.I 46 54 16 4.1 37 3 ' 17 41 29 63 18 1.I 26 08 19 41 34 24 20 11 39 45 21 41 53 55 21 42 03 47 22 42 10 27 24 42 29 05 24 42 36 56 "25 42 39 57 29 42 07 18 30 42 14 22 31 41 59 31 ~ 2 4I 30 21 3 41 30 22 7, 12 41 16 50 8 41 1! 26 9 41 10 42 10 4I 14 17 I09 25 55 110 05 05 110 ~ 8 110 2!) 06 110 45 58 High plalt'nn lwtwe<'n the waters of the Atlantic and the• gulf of California. Gap in the i:lw''<'t W atrr mounudns. wcct Water tiv<'T. Sweet Water rivt>r. N c~n- ~outh (H\ss, on n small aflluont to the Sandy fork of GrC'cn river. :=:;mall stream, tributary to the Little andy river. Liltle kanJy river. Green river, left hank. ' Green riv<'r, ncar olcl trading post, ot point where the road to lhe Columbia lt1avcs the river. Black'li fork of (;r<'cu river. Black'!i fork. mall stream, tributary to Ham's fork. II Muddy river of Ham's fork. Muddy rivN. Dear river. 111 I 0 53 D<'ar ri vcr. lll 42 08 Ill 46 00 112 15 46 112 19 30 112 06 43 112 11 30 112 21 05 Dear river, nbo,,e Thomas's fork • 'l'ullick's fork of Dear river. Dear river. Beer springR. Entrance of tho beautiful pass with the remarkable rock. Dranch of Roscaux or Reed river. Swampy place, a little distance from R08()aux creek. Dear river, ncar tho mouth. • Mouth of Dear ri vcr. W cber's fork. W ebcr's fork, very 11car tho mouth. Island in the Great Salt lake. Halt in the Mud. |