Record

Reference numberMA/150
Previous numbersMA.150
LevelFile
TitleMeteorological observations at Port Louis, Mauritius, [by John Augustus Lloyd?]
CreatorLloyd; John Augustus (1800-1854); British engineer and surveyor
Date2 January 1833-31 December 1834
DescriptionDaily meteorological observations at the Observatory, Port Louis, Mauritius [now the Republic of Mauritius]. Usually three to four readings per day, but as many as eleven in some instances. Columns recording day and hour, barometer, reduced barometer and variation [not used], thermometer, difference [not used], hygrometer, external heat and external cold, rain gauge, winds, weather, and remarks [not used].
Extent1 volume: 366p. [blank pages between months, and pp.332-366 blank].
FormatManuscript
Physical descriptionInk on paper. Half bound in red leather, marbled paper boards. Paper label to front board, inscribed in ink: 'Meteorological Observations at the Observatory of Port Louis during the Years 1833 & 1834'. Typed paper label on spine: 'Met. Arch. 150'.
Dimensions203x170mm.
Access statusOpen
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