Narrative of a Second Expedition to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the Years 1825, 1826, and 1827 - John Franklin; Sir John Richardson - Page №66

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BY THE EASTERN PARTY.
From Fort Franklin to Point Separation, along with the western party	525
Point Separation to Point Encounter (river course.)	159
Encounter to the Coppermine River (sea-voyage [14])	863
The mouth of the Coppermine, over land to Fort Franklin	433
Distance travelled by the Eastern Party in July and August, 1826	1980

EXTENT OF THE DISCOVERIES OF THE WESTERN PARTY IN 1826.
From Point Separation to the mouth of the Mackenzie, by a western branch, not previously known	129
Pillage Point by the sea-coast to Point Beechey, which was seen from Return Reef	391
Peel River and a branch of the Mackenzie surveyed for the first time, on the return	90
	610

EXTENT OF THE DISCOVERIES OF THE EASTERN PARTY IN 1826.
From Sacred Island to Point Encounter, being a portion of the river lying to the eastward of Mackenzie's route	37
Point Encounter, along the coast to the Coppermine River	863
The Copper Mountains, overland to Bear Lake	115
	1015

TABLE of Times of High Water, reduced to Full and Change, by E.N. Kendall, Lieutenant, R.N.

Date.	Names and Places of Observations.	Geographic Position.		Times of High Water.		Winds.		General Remarks.
Date.	Names and Places of Observations.	Lat. N.	Lon. W.	Observed.	Reduced to full & change.	Direction.	Force.	General Remarks.
1825.		° '	° '	h. m.	h. m.
Aug.16	Garry Island	69 29	135 41	1 0 p.m.	10 19	N.E.	6	No ice visible.
1826.
July9	Point Toker	69 38	132 18	4 25 p.m.	1 45	N.E.b.E.	5	Loose ice covering the sea.Rise of water 20 in.
10	Bay between Points Toker and Warren	69 43	131 58	5 0 p.m.	0 56	East.	8	Heavy pieces ofice.
12	Bay between Points Toker and Warren	69 43	131 58	6 48 p.m.	1 48	-	5	Little ice visible.
13	Atkinson Island	69 55	13043	7 0 p.m.	0 32	S.E.	1	Rise and fall 18 inches.
14	Browell Cove	70 00	130 20	7 0p.m.	1 12	West.	6	Very little rise and fall.
18	Point Sir P. Maitland	70 08	12745	3 15 a.m.	3 47	Calm.	-	In the mouth of Harrowby Bay, round which the tideappeared to flow. Flood setting from the Eastward. Rise and fall14½ inches.
19	Near Cape Bathurst	70 33	127 21	1 30 a.m.	1 28	E.S.E.	6
20	Point Fitton	70 11	126 14	4 00 a.m.	3 18	N.W.	6	Rise and fall 13 inches.