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HYDROGRAPHIC MANUAL 



Table 6. — Three-letter station names 



Abe 



Ace 



Act 



Add 



Ado 



Ago 



Aha 



Aim 



Alp 



Amp 



Amy 



Ann 



Ant 



Apt 



Arm 



Art 



Ask 



Ave 



Axe 



Azo 



Bag 



Bah 



Bat 



Bed 



Bib 



Big 



Boa 



Bob 



Bon 



Box 



Bum 



Bus 



But 



Cab 



Cam 



Car 



Cat 



Caw 



Cod 



Con 



Coo 



Cop 



Cow 



Cry 



Cue 



Cur 



Cut 



Daw 



Day 



Deb 



Dif 



Dim 



Dip 



Dix 



Doc 



Dog 



Don 



Dot 



Dud 



Dun 



Duo 



Ear 



Eat 



Ebb 



Eel 



Egg 



Ego 



Elf 



Elm 



Emo 



End 



Eon 



Era 



Erg 



Est 



Eva 



Far 



Fat 



Fed 



Few 



Fez 



Fig 



Fin 



Fit 



Fix 



Fly 



Foe 



Fog 



Fop 



For 



Fox 



Fro 



Fry 



Fun 



Gad 



Gag 



Gal 



Gam 



Gas 



Gem 



Geo 



Get 



Gig 



Gin 



Gob 



Got 



Gum 



Gus 



Guy 



Hag 



Hat 



Hem 



Her 



Hex 



Hid 



His 



Hod 



Hoe 



Hon 



Hop 



How 



Hub 



Hug 



Hum 



Hut 



Ice 

 Ida 

 Ion 

 Irk 



Its 

 Ivy 



Jap 



Jar 



Jay 



Jaw 



Jib 



Jim 



Job 



Joe 



Joy 



Jug 



Jut 



Ked 

 Ken 

 Key 

 Kid 

 Kim 



Lad 



Lam 



Lax 



Lay 



Leg 



Leo 



Let 



Lip 



Liz 



Log 



Lop 



Low 



Lug 



Lux 



Mag 

 Mai 



When installations of a more permanent 

 nature are required, instrument and living 

 shelters can be constructed as shown in Chap- 

 ter 5, EPI Manual. Sheets of plywood 4 feet 

 wide are used for siding and the structures 

 can be built most economically in lengths 

 and widths which are multiples of 4. If the 

 station is to be operated on a 24-hour basis, 



Man 



Mar 



Maw 



Max 



Met 



Mid 



Moo 



Mop 



Mug 



Mum 



Nat 



Nay 



Ned 



Neo 



New 



Nig 



Nil 



Nip 



Nit 



Nix 



Nod 



Non 



Nor 



Now 



Nub 



Nul 



Nut 



Nux 



Oak 



Obi 



Odd 



Off 



Ohm 



Oil 



Old 



Ora 



Orb 



Out 



Owl 



Pad 



Pal 



Par 



Paw 



Peg 



Pep 



Pet 



Pie 



Pin 



Pit 



Pix 



Ply 



Poi 



Pot 



Pro 



Pug 



Pup 



Put 



Quo 



Rag 



Ram 



Rat 



Rev 



Rig 



Rim 



Rio 



Rip 

 Rot 

 Roy 

 Rub 

 Rue 

 Rum 



Sad 



Sag 



Sal 



Sam 



Sax 



Set 



Sic 



Sip 



Sir 



Sis 



She 



Ski 



Sky 



Sly 



Sol 



Sop 



Sow 



Sox 



Sty 



Sub 



Sue 



Tan 



Tap 



Tax 



Thy 



Tom 



Toy 



Try 



Tub 



Use 



Val 



Van 



Vet 



Vex 



Via 



Vim 



Wad 



Wag 



Wan 



War 



Was 



Wax 



Wed 



Wee 



Wen 



Who 



Why 



Wig 



Win 



Wit 



Woo 



Yak 



Yam 



Yea 



Yes 



Yet 



Zag 

 Zig 

 Zoo 



it is best to construct separate units to house 

 instruments and personnel. 



A tent may be used to shelter electronic 

 equipment for a few days in climates ap- 

 propriate to such use. Condensation of mois- 

 ture in shelters of this kind may cause rapid 

 deterioration of the equipment and the use 

 of tents is not recommended except in 

 emergencies. 



