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Primary Triangdlation and Primary Traverse Bulletin No. 201 Series P, Geography, 33 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CHARLES I). WALCOTT, DIRECTOR RESULTS OF PRIMARY TRIANGDLATION AND PRIMARY TRAVERSE FISCAL TEAE 1901-02 BY H. M. WILSON, J. H. RENSHAWE, E. M. DOUGLAS, AND R. U. GOODE WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1902 CONTENTS. Page. Letter of transmittal..--------.-----_______________-._.__.___.__.._.._.__ 9 Summary -----.-----.---..._._._.._._..__..________.'_________...__________ 11 Atlantic section of topography -----..._________..__ ..................... 12 New York.....................:...................................... 12 Triangulation stations....'............................--......-.. 12 Desaw, Franklin County............................ _\..,. 12 Iron, Franklin County .... ................................ 12 Kildare, Franklin County.................................. 13 Pinnacle, Fulton County.........-----..........-....-... 13 Sacandaga, Fulton County ............................... 13 Stratford, Fulton County ................................ 14 Blue Ridge, Hamilton County............................ 14 Buck, HamiltonCotinty.........-....--..-....-.-.----... 14 Cathead, Hamilton County................................ 15 Fish, Hamilton County ............ ....................... 15 Hamilton, Hamilton County ._........................... 16 Speculator, Hamilton County ....... J .......'............. 16 Tomany, Hamilton County............................... 16 Twin Lake, No. 1, Hamilton County.-.----....-...-.-.--. 17 Twin Lake, No. 2, Hamilton County------....-----.---.-- 17 West Creek, No. 1, Hamilton County..................... 18 West Creek, No. 2, Hamilton County..................... 18 Oak Hill, Herkiiner County .......... --..........--.--... 1.9 Arab, St. Lawrence County _-----.-------..-_,-.--------- 19 Beech Plains Church, St. Lawrence County................ 19 Canton Water Tower, St. Lawrence County ...._-....-.-. 19 Fike, St. Lawrence County.......-.-......-..-.----.--.--. 20 Little Blue, St. Lawrence County ..-.-.........--.-...... 20 McCarthy, St. Lawrence County ..............--..------. 21 Moosehead, St. Lawrence County.--.--.-..-.-..-.-...---.- 21 Nierny, St. Lawrence County .-.--..-..-..---..-------... 21 Norwood, St. Lawrence County ........................... 22 Panther, St. Lawrence County .................-.-.--.--.. 22 Potsdam Presbyterian Church, St. Lawrence County...... 23 Rogers, St. Lawrence County...--..-------....-.-.......- 23 Stark, St. Lawrence County.....-..--.-.-......-.-.-.-.... 24 Wheeler, St. Lawrence County.. ----.----.-...---.-.------ 24 White Hill, St. Lawrence County .-.---..-....-.......-.. 24 Roads, Sullivan County....-..-...---.--.-.... ..-.---.-.- 25 Mill Creek, Warren County .--..-.--...--...--..--. ..--.. 25 3 4 CONTENTS. Page. Atlantic section of topography Continued. New York Continued. Meridian marks ..............^.................................. 26 Johnstown, Fulton County...............---....-...----. 26 Pennsylvania.--......_.. _._.-._._. .--.-_...--__----_.--....---.---_-. 26 Triangulation stations ...-............-.-..------...-....-....-.- 26 Chicory, Cambria County ................................ 26 Ebensburg, Cambria County ...-...-.-...--....--...-.... 27 Fye, Cambria County..............--.-..---.-..--.-._... 27 Sherbine, Cambria County ------.------...-..---.----.-.. 28 Swope, Cambria County ...... .....---...--....---....... 28 Thomas, Cambria County................................ 28 Wess, Cambria County .................................. 29 Beck, Clearfield County................................... 29 Davis, Clearfield County .................................. 30 Girard, Clearfield County ..........._.................... 30 Kephart, Clearfield County.. ^.................... ........ 31 Kephart Tree, Clearfield County ......................... 31 Kyler, Clearfield County .................................. 32 McDowell, Clearfield County._............................. 32 Morrisdale, Clearfield County .--......-....._. .......... 33 Neeper, Clearfield County................................ 33 Pardee, Clearfield County-.-... _---..--------...----- .... 33 Patterson, Clearfield County ...... ........^............... 34 Spangle, Clearfield County................. ............. 34 Walls, Clearfield County................................. 35 Bowser, Jefferson County.......-.-.--.....-.-...-..-..-... 35 Maryland............................................................ 36 Primary traverse ........-......-.-......----...-.......--........ 36 North Carolina . T ........................... ........................ 38 Primary traverse .....-..-..-.--.------....---.--.-..--..-.-..... 38 Ohio --.-..---..--.-..------------.--------.---.-------.------.--- 42 Primary traverse .......-----...-.---..-.-.:................. .... 42 Central section of topography............................................ 46 Ohio ...............\-...-....--..-------.--------...------..-.....--:.. 46 Primary traverse ................................................. 46 Alabama ....--.--......--..-.--.....--.--.-..-.-.--.--.............. 68 Primary traverse -.-.---.--.---_.---..-..--..----.-..-.--........ 68 Indiana-Illinois-------...-...--.-------.:...... ....-..-.---..-...-... 70 Primary traverse ----------.-....-------..------.----..---.-.---. 70 Michigan................................................... ... ...... 73 Primary traverse ...----.--..-....------.------..-..--.-......... 73 Wisconsin ............................................................ 75 Primary traverse..-------.:-.....----..-..-.--.-.--.-...-..--.... 75 Missouri............................................................. 76 Primary traverse ..-.-...--....----..-.-...----..-..-..--........ 76 Iowa.......-...--...-.....-...-....-..-......_-.-............-...... 78 Primary.traverse ..-..-.... ...................'............... .... 78 Arkansas .....................................................^...... 80 Primary traverse .. ...-..---.---..-...-.----...----..-----.-...--- 80 Nebraska........-.....--.--.-.....-.-....-.-..-...-.--...--..-...--. 80 Primary traverse -.-.--.---...--.---..-.---... ---.--.---..--..--. 80 CONTENTS. 5 Page. Rocky Motintain section of topography................................... 83 Wyoming-Colorado--_.---..-..-..--_..._._..-_.-._.__.--__..----.----- 83 Triangulation stations ._________.______________.__..._..._------_. 83 "Wyoming .....-.---....---....... .-__...__-._...--.--------.. 83 Azimuth Mark, Carbon County ----....-.-..-...-..-.-.-. 83 Battle, Carbon County................................... 84 Bridger, Carbon County ................................. 84 East Base, Carbon County ............................... 84 Fort Steele, Astronomic Station, Carbon County-.-.---... 85 Grennville, Carbon County............................... 85 Honnold, Carbon County ................................ 86 Medicine Bow, near Albany-Carbon County line........... 86 Mount Steele, Carbon County __..._.__.__.._._-_--_-.--.. 86 Needle, Carbon County .................................. 87 Pelham, Carbon County..-_.__...._.._._..____-----.----. 87 Platte, Carbon County........... j ....................... 88 Rawlins, Carbon County................................. 88 Riverside, Carbon County................................ 88 Sage, Carbon County ........ ............................ 89 St. Mary, Carbon County ............. ................... 89 Saratoga, Carbon County .--.-.-...-.....-..------..-.-.. 90 Sharp, Carbon County .................. ...--..------.... 90 Three Point, Carbon County .----.-...-.----.----........ 90 West Base, Carbon County .............. ....... ....... 90 Colorado .............................................. ...... 91 Anita, Routt County..-..-......-...........---.--........ 91 Azimuth Station, Routt County.......................... 91 Hahn, Routt Cotiuty..................................... 92 High Sharp, Routt County........:........................ 92 Whitehead, Routt Coiinty ............................... 92 Zirkel, Routt County ...................................... 93 Milepost 145, Colorado-Wyoming State line .............. 93 Milepost 163, Colorado-Wyoming State line .....-.-...--. 93 Wyoming............................................................. 93 Triangulation stations .................. ...-..........:..--..---.. 93 Azimuth Station, Johnson County............... r........ 93 Buffalo, Johnson County..._______._____._..____..___....._ 94 Cone, Johnson County ...................... .. '........... 94 Cross H, Johnson County .................................. 95 De Smet, Johnson County................................ 95 McKinney, Johnson County....-_--,.-.-._.__----------.. 95 Shell, Johnson County.................-..-.--.---....... 96 Banner, Sheridan County ................................ 96 George, Sheridan County ................................ 96 McCormick, Sheridan County............................ 97 Prairie Dog, Sheridan County............................ 97 Meridian marks ---..--....-...-...-.-.-.--....'...........-..- -.. 97 Buffalo, Johnson County... ............................. 97 6 CONTENTS. Rocky Mountain section of topography Continued. - Page. Montana ----_-._..---_..__--__________.__._..____.__________________ 98 Triangulation stations .---.__._____._.___.________..___..___._ ____ 98 Monture, Deerlodge County......-.......-......:........ 99 Nevada, Deerlodge County -_.____.___....____.__.-.-.____ 100 Silvertip, Deerlodge County.-....-----...........---.--.
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