The author’s meteorological record, which was kept for nine months, has not been reproduced. It consists of daily maximum and minimum, actual (twice daily), and wet and dry bulb temperatures; aneroid readings; wind and rainfall, and sunset and sunrise notes. It is at any student’s disposal to consult.

The following abbreviations are used in the ensuing table:

F—Foureau; Ch—Chambrun (see Record of Foureau-Lamy expedition); R—Rodd; T—Tilho; C—Cortier’s Map of Air; J—Jean’s Touareg du Sud-Est.

Place.Area.Latitude, north.Longitude (east of Greenwich).Authority.
° ′ ″ ° ′ ″
Dan Kaba[433]Nigeria13-12-407-44-30R
TessawaTessawa13-45-20·57-59-12·6T
13-45-507-59-15R
UrufanTessawa14-04-508-06-25R
GangaraDamergu14-36-308-27-32F
14-36-42Ch
14-36-508-25-40R
Tanut[434]Damergu14-58-208-47-50R
GuliskiDamergu15-00-509-06-20R
TeshkarElakkos15-07-4010-35-10R
TermitEastern Desert16-04-1011-04-50R
AbellamaTegama-Azawagh16-16-327-47-19C
MarandetTegama-Azawagh16-22-207-24-14C
Ain IrhayenTegama-Azawagh16-26-407-55-22C
TabzagurTegama-Azawagh16-36-577-08-17C
Tin Wana(T’in-Nouana)S. Air16-42-328-25-19C
16-42-558-25-15R
In GallS.W.Air16-47-086-54-15C
TebehicS.Air16-47-328-21-14C
EghalgawenS.Air16-48-218-31-19C
Agades (Post)S.Air16-59-197-57-15C
„ (T’in Shaman[435])S.Air16-59-02(8-24-18)J
Tin DawinS.Air17-00-078-26-19C
Tin TaboraqS.Air17-01-508-08-19C
Tagidda N’AdrarW.Air17-04-137-22-21C
Anu AreranW.Air17-15-277-43-20C
FagoshiaW.Air17-16-016-57-17C
TafadekS.Air17-23-327-55-19C
Tagidda N’T’isemtW.Air17-25-386-34-33C
TinienS.Air17-26-548-09-02F
17-26-24Ch
IdikelW.Air17-29-427-37-23C
Teloas-TabelloE.Air17-34-408-49-30R
EgeruenS.W.Air17-35-157-54-22C
Auderas[436]C.Air17-37-508-19-00R
17-38-008-18-14F
17-37-488-19-30(C)
TeliaE.Air17-47-308-49-20R
In KakkanW.Air17-49-227-48-23C
In AbbagaritWestern Desert17-53-475-59-15C
Tamet TedderetWestern Desert17-54-046-36-18C
Anu n’AgerufW.Air17-54-467-24-22C
AureranC.Air17-56-548-23-17F
17-56-42Ch
TeginjirC.Air17-59-20R
AbarakanC.Air18-03-308-39-20R
AggataC.Air18-09-008-26-40R
Ufa AtikinW.Air18-09-267-12-21C
In AllaramWestern Desert18-16-126-15-19C
Tamadalt TanAtaramW.Air18-16-237-49-18C
AfastoW.Air18-17-087-17-22C
ZilaletW.Air18-23-197-51-21C
AssodeC.Air18-27-008-26-50R
SidawetC.Air18-30-548-02-20C
AfisN.Air18-37-308-35-40R
AgellalN.Air18-43-028-07-17C
18-43-008-10-02F
18-43-008-07-14Ch
FaodetN.Air18-47-208-34-50R
Iferuan[437]N.Air19-04-108-22-45R
19-04-288-22-22C
19-04-188-24-32F
19-04-128-21-20Ch
19-04-038-24-24J
ZurikaN.Air19-14-357-50-15C
UrarenWestern Desert19-31-447-08-17C
In GezzamWestern Desert19-33-105-44-20C

Heights above Sea Level.[438]

Iferuan681metres(F)
673(C)
Uraren485(C)
Sidawet554(C)
Agellal613(C)
604(F)
Auderas798(F)
Agades (T’in Shaman)500(F)
In Gezzam374(C)
Zilalet557(C)

Note.—The exact positions of the observations in the same localities are not identical in the case of all observers, which accounts for some of the apparent discrepancies.

[433]The Dankaba observation is of somewhat doubtful accuracy.

[434]The Tanut longitude depends on only one stellar observation for L.M.T.

[435]Jean’s longitude for T’in Shaman, which is the site of the French post and therefore also of the rest-house where the Cortier observation was taken, differs so materially from the latter that it cannot be accepted. It is described (like the position he gives for Iferuan) as “d’après F. Foureau,” but I can find no record in the account of the proceedings of the Foureau-Lamy Mission to justify this statement.