The Stulpnerhöhle. (Lohman, Das Höhleneis, page 6.)—Near the Ritterhöhle. Small ice deposit in granite rock.
Eisloch and Eishöhle near Geyer in Saxony. (Lohman, Das Höhleneis, page 7.)—These are in a place called die Binge. Both are small.
The Alte Thiele. (Lohman, Das Höhleneis, page 8.)—Near Buchholz in Saxony. Small ice deposit.
Mine Pits in the Saxon Erzgebirge. (Reich, Beobachtungen über die Temperatur des Gesteines, 1834.)—Extremely low temperatures have been found in several of these pits:—
In the Churprinz Friedrich August Erbstollen near Freiberg.
In the Heinrichs-Sohle in the Stockwerk near Altenberg.
In the Henneberg Stollen, on the Ingelbach, near Johanngeorgenstadt.
In the Weiss-Adler-Stollen, on the left declivity of the valley of the Schwarzwasser, above the Antonshütte.
Holes Holding Ice on the Saalberg. (Annalen der Physik und Chemie, 1850, LXXXI., page 579.)—These lie between Saalberg and the Burgk. Ice is found here on the surface from June to the middle of August. From the observations of Professor Hartenstein, Fugger deduces that this place must be the lower end of one or more windholes.