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GUNN. ISACHSEN. 



[2nd arc. EXP. FRAM 



The observer thinks it probable that the first contact observed is 

 about 15 seconds too late. This would make the longitude 84° 10' 28". 

 The adopted longitude is 84° 4' West of Greenwich. 



Third Winter Harbour in Gaasefjord, 1900-1901. 



The Latitude is found, from three meridian altitudes of the sun, 



to be 



76° 48/9 N. 



The Longitude is found, by transport of chronometer on a voyage 

 in the spring of 1900 from the second to the third winter harbour, to 

 be 5* 54"' 38' or SS° 39/5 West of Greenwich. 



Observations for Latitude by Sextant. 



Observations for Longitude. 



