That one corner lies north of Bennett Island; another, north of Point Barrow; another, near Banks Land and Prince Patrick Island; and another, at or near Crocker Land.
METEOROLOGY .-- Regular hourly observations of the thermometer and barometer were carried on day and night by the tide observers.
A brief resume of the results obtained is given below, together with a few taken from the Report of the Proceedings of the U.S.Expedition to Lady Franklin Bay by Lieutenant (now General) A.W.

Greely.
TEMPERATURES -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Cape Sheridan |Fort Conger[7] -- --------------------------------------------------------+-------------- |Maximum |Minimum| Mean | Mean -- -----------------------------+--------+-------+---------+-------------- | deg.

| deg.

| deg.

| deg.
November 14-30 | - 7 | -39 | -23.96 | December, 1908 | - 5 | -53 | -29.22 | -28.10 January, 1909 | - 6 | -49 | -30.61 | -38.24 February, 1909 | - 7 | -49 | -31.71 | -40.13 March, 1909 | +13 | -52 | -20.87 | -28.10 April, 1909 | +13 | -37 | -15.63 | -13.55 May, 1909 | +46 | -15 | +18.00 | +14.08 June, 1909 | +52 | +15 | +31.51 | +32.65 November 17-December 18, 1908 | - 7 | -39 | -25.75 | January 16-February 12, 1909 | -21 | -48 | -35.48 | May 17-May 22, 1909 | +37 | +12 | +22.97 | June 11-June 25, 1909 | +50 | +25 | +34.17 | ========================================================================== TEMPERATURES -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Station | Date |Maximum | Minimum | Mean | | deg.