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Northeastern United States

JULY 01, 1982 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1982

Compiled and Edited byJohn E. Foley

Gregory BuzzellChuck Doll

Matthew DollinFil FilipkowskiMary Beth Hulit

James P. McCaffrey, S.J.

Weston ObservatoryDepartment of Geology and Geophysics

Boston College

CoordinatorPaul W. Pomeroy, United States Geological Survey

July 1984

MEMBERSWeston Observatory of Boston CollegeMassachusetts Institute of Technology

Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory of Columbia UniversityI Pennsylvania State Universityr Delaware Geological Survey~t Maine Geological Survey:r State University of New York

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United States Geological SurveyNational Science Foundation

New York State Energy and Resources Development AuthorityNew York State Science Service

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ABSTRACT

This report is the twenty-eighth quarterly bulletin of seismicity

in the northeastern United States for the period July - September 1982.

Included are geographic maps of the network stations and seismicity

during the quarter, and of the cumulative seismicity for the twenty

eight quarters. Also included are tables of station locations,

epicenters, and all event data for the quarter. An appendix describes

the velocity models appropriate for the northeastern United States.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS..

Partial or full support from various agencies for the

operation of the Northeastern Seismic Network (NEUSSN) is

gratefully acknowledged. Agencies providing support to members

of NEUSSN include the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

Office of Reactor Safety Research; the U.S. Geological Survey

Office of Earthquake Studies; the National Science Foundation,

Geophysics Program; the New York State Energy and Resources

Development Authority; and the New York State Science Service.

Data from stations operated by Weston Geophysical

Research, Inc., and Woodward-Clyde Consultants are routinely

provided to NEUSSN when available. Epicentral and station

data for some of the events in Canada near the U.S. border

are provided by the Earth Physics Branch, Dept. of Energy,

Mines, and Resources, Ottawa, Canada.

In addition to the above operational support, equipment

has been provided by the Advanced Research Projects Agency of

the Dept. of Defense and by the Office of Environmental Geology

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INTRODUCTION'01

Station operations and seismicity results for the quarter

are summarized in three figures and five tables (the formats of

the tables are described in the section EXPLANATION OF TABLES).

Figure 1 is a geographic map of NEUSSN stations which were

operational during the reporting period; Figures 2 and 3 are

maps of seismicity for the reporting period and for the cumula-

tive period from October 1975, respectively, in which those

earthquakes that were felt are shown by red symbols.

Table 1 is a location list of operating stations; Table 2

is a chronological list of epicenters during the reporting

period; Table 3 lists station arrival times, distances,

azimuths, amplitudes, and periods for the events of Table 2;

Table 4 lists foreshocks, aftershocks, and microearthquakes

occurring during the reporting period.

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SEISMICITY

During the period July - September 1982, a total of 25

earthquakes were detected and located in the northeastern

United States. In addition, 27 earthquakes are included which

had epicenters in Canada, 12 of these events were within 100

kilometers of the U.S. border. Table 4 includes 169

aftershocks and microearthquakes.

The magnitudes of the 52 earthquakes in Table 2 range from

1.4 to 4.3. The magnitudes of the events in Table 4 range from

-2.3 - 3.7.

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EXPLANATION OF TABLES

Table 1: List of operating Seismic Stations

" 1. Station code

2. Station latitude, degrees north~

3. Station longitude, degrees west

4. Station elevation, meters

5. Geographic location

6. Network operator

Table 2: Epicenter List

1. ORIGIN: Origin time in hours, minutes andseconds

2. LAT N: North latitude in degrees andminutes

3. LONG W: West longitude in degrees andminutes

4. DEPTH: Event depth in kilometers

5. MN: Nuttli Lg magnitude with amplitude dividedby period

6. MC: Coda duration magnitudeWES: 2.23 Log(FMP)+O.12 Log(Dist)-2.36LDO: 2.21 Log(FMP)-1.7

7. ML: Local magnitudeWES: Calculated from Wood-Anderson

seismograms (Ebel 1982)EPB: Richter Lg magnitude

8. GAP: Largest azimuthal separation, indegrees, between stations

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9. RMS: Root mean square error of time residualin seconds...,.

10. ERH: Standard error of epicenter inkilometers

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11. ERZ: Standard error of event depth inkilometers

12. Q: Solution quality of hypocenterA: ExcellentB: Good

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D: Poor

~ 13. NS: Number of stations recording event

14. NP: Number of phase arrivals used inepicenter location

Table 3: Event data list

1. STN: Station code

2. DIST: Epicentral distance in kilometers

3. AZM: Azimuthal angle between epicenter tostation measured from north in degrees

4. Description of onset of phase arrivalI: ImpulsiveE: Emergent

5. R: PhaseWES and LDOP: First P arrivalS: First S arrivalEPBP: Pgp: PnS: Sgs: Sn

6. M: First motion direction of phase arrivalU: Up or compressio~D: Down or dilitation

7. K: Weight of arrival0: Full weight1: 3/4 weight2: 1/2 weight

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4: No weight

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10. TCAL: Calculated travel time in seconds

11. RES: Residual of station arrival

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12. WI: Weight of phase used in hypocentral

solution

Q13. AMX: Peak-to-peak ground motion, in

millimicrons, of the maximum envelopeamplitude of vertical-component signal,corrected for system response.

14. PRX: Period in seconds of the signal fromwhich amplitude was measured.

15. XMAG: Nuttli magnitude recorded at station

16. FMP: Coda duration in seconds at station

17. FMAG: Coda magnitude recorded at station

Table 4: Foreshocks, After shocks, and Microearthquakes

1. Event date, arrival time (UTC) , magnitude,nearest recording station and geographic region

REFERENCE

Ebel J.E. (1982). ~ measurements for northeastern United

States Earthquakes, Bull. Seism. Soc. Am. 72, 1367-1378.

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APPENDIX& VELOCITY MODELS USED FOR EPICENTER LOCATIONS

IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

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--- Northern New York and 6.1 0.0 0.0

Adirondacks (LDO) 6.6 0.5 4.08.1 6.3 35.0

Attica, New York (LDO) 4.5 0.0 0.05.0 0.2 1.06.0 1.4 6.0

Blue Mtn. Lake, New York (LDO) 5.9 0.0 0.0

Southeastern NY and 5.98 0.0 0.0northern New Jersey (LDO) 6.62 1.0 7.0

8.1 6.5 35.0

New England (WES) 5.31 0.0 0.06.06 0.16 0.88 "6.59 1.78 13.098.10 6.72 34.60

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LIST OF OPERATING SEISMIC STATIONS BY STATEJULY-SEPTEMBER

1982

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STA LATITUDE LONGITUDE ELEVATION LOCATION OPERATORID degrees degrees meters

CANADA

A10 47.2460N 70. 1930W 45 EPBA16 47.4680N 70.0100W 22 EPBA20 47.7060N 69.6900W 45 EPBAS4 47.4570N 70.4130W 384 EPBA56 47.5500N 70.3270W 414 EPBA60 47.6920N 70.0930W 358 EPBA61 47.6937N 70.0912W 358 EPBA64 47.8270N 69.8910W 137 EPBBUO 43.3617N 79.7450W 88 BURLINGTON, ON EPBCKO 45.9944N 77.4500W 191 EPBCW1 45.0733N 74.7050W 55 GLEN DONALD, ON EPBCW2 45.1717N 74.4872W 55 GLEN DONALD, ON EPBCW3 45. 1925N 74.6122W 67 GLEN DONALD, ON EPBDLA 42.8583N 81.5733W 227 DELAWARE, ON EPBEBN 47.5400N 68.2410W 189 EDMUNDSTON, NB EPBEFO 43.0917N 79.3117W 168 EFFINGHAM, ON EPBELF 43.1933N 81.3150W 320 ELGINFIELD, ON EPBFHO 45.4550N 76.2170W 72 FITZROY HARBOUR, ON EPBGAC 45.7033N 75.4783W 62 GLEN ALMOND, PQ EPBGGN 45.1170N 66.8220W 30 EPBGNT 46.3630N 72.3720W 10 GENTILLY, PQ EPBGRQ 46.6067N 75.8600W 290 EPBGSQ 48.9142N 67.1106W 398 GROSSES-ROCHES, PQ EPBHAL 44.6333N 63.6000W 56 HALIFAX, NS EPBJAQ 53.8022N 75.7211W 366 EPBKLN 46.843 N 66.372 W 411 MCKENDRICK LAKE, NB EPBLDN 43.0400N 81.1830W 246 SANSHAWE, ON EPBLDQ 53.8060N 77.4280W 198 EPBLMQ 47.5484N 70.3267W 419 LA MALBAIE, PQ EPBLPQ 47.3408N 70.0094W 126 LA POCATIERE, PQ EPBLTQ 53.7020N 76.0850W 152 LA GRANDE 3, PQ EPBMNQ 50.5300N 68.7700W 564 MANICOUGAN, PQ EPBMNT 45.5025N 73.6231W 112 MONTREAL, PQ EPBOTT 45.3939N 75.7158W 77 OTTOWA, PQ EPB. POC 47.3600N 70.0400W 61 LA POCATIERE, PQ EPB

QCQ 46.7800N 71.2800W EPB. SBQ 45.3783N 71.9264W 256 SHERBROOK, PQ EPB~ SCH 54.8167n 66.7833W 540 SCHEFFERVILLE, PQ EPB

SIC 50. 1900N 66.7400W 283 SEPT-ISLES, PQ EPBSUD 46.4660N 80.9660W 267 SUDBURY. ON EPBTRQ 46.2222N 74.5555W 853 EPBUNB 45.9500N 66.6333W 56 FREDERICTON, NB EPB

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VDQ 48.2300N 77.9717W 305 EPBWBO 45.0003N 75.2750W 85 EPB

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BCT 41.4933N 73.3839W 69 BROOKFIELD, CT WES~ ECT 41.8346N 73.4113W 342 ELLSWORTH, CT WES

HDM 41.4857N 72.5232W 24 HADDAM, CT WESMD1 41.5529N 72.4667W 113 MOODUS (COMSTOCK BRIDGE), CT WESMD2 41.5314N 72.4337W 61 MOODUS (PICKEREL LAKE), CT WESMD3 41.5066N 72.4715W 152 MOODUS (CAVE HILL), CT WESMD4 41.5023N 72.5121W 106 MOODUS (HADDAM NECK), CT WESMD5 41.4551N 72.4950W 101 MOODUS (SHAILERVILLE), CT WESNSC 41.4807N 71.8516W 110 N STONINGTON, CT WESUCT 41.8317N 72.2505W 149 STORRS, CT WES

DELEWARE

BBD 39.3416N 75.6767W 18 BLACKBIRD, DE DGSGTD 38.7414N 75.4144W 15 GEORGETOWN, DE DGSNED 39.7042N 75.7082W 46 NEWARK, DE DGS

MAINE

AGM 47.0817N 69.0233W 240 ALLAGASH, ME WESBPM 44.6317N 68.7893N 80 BUCKSPORT, ME WESCBM 46.9325N 68.1208E 250 CARIBOU, ME WESEMM 44.7392N 67.4894W 20 EAST MACHIAS, ME WESHKM 44.6564N 69.6408W 79 HINCKLEY, ME WESHNME 46.1599N 67.9867W 209 HOULTON, ME WESJKM 45.6555N 70.2426W 378 JACKMAN, ME WESMIM 45.2436N 69.0403W 140 MILO, ME WESPQO 44.9863N 67.4674W 219 COOPER HILL, ME WESPQ1 44.9035N 67.3271W 93 EAST RIDGE, ME WESTRM 44.2597N 70.2551W 113 TURNER, ME WES

MASSACHUSETTS

COD 41.6856N 70. 1350W -85 CAPE COD, MA MITDUX 42.0686N 70.7678W 27 DUXBURY, MA MITFLR 41.7167N 71.1215W 52 FALL RIVER, MA WESGLO 42.6403N 70.7272W 15 GLOUCESTER, MA MITHRV 42.5064N 71.5583W 180 HARVARD, MA MIT

~ LNX 42.3389N 73.2724W 345 LENOX, MA WES

NMA 41.2950N 70.0260W -100 NANTUCKET, MA MITQUA 42.4566N 72.3738W 201 QUABBIN, MA WES. WES 42.3847N 71.3221W 60 WESTON, MA WES

WFM 42.6106N 71.4906W 87 WESTFORD, MA MIT


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BNH 44.5906N 71.2564W 472 BERLIN, NH WES~ DNH 43.1225N 70.8948W 24 DURHAM, NH MIT

HNH 43.7053N 72.2856W 180 HANOVER, NH WESONH 43.2792N 71.5055W 280 OAKHILL, NH MITPNH 43.0942N 72. 1358W 659 PITCHER MTN, 'NH MIT

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DENJ 40.9693N 74.4642W 298 DENVILLE, NJ WCCGMIN 40.8825N 74.1845W 165 GARRETT MOUNTAIN, NJ LDOGPD 41.0177N 74.4608W 360 GREEN POND, NJ LDOLVNJ 40.8095N 74.7515W 201 LONG VALLEY, NJ LDOMONJ 40.8083N 74.2308W 98 MONTCLAIR, NJ WCCOGD 41.0667N 74.6166W -363 OGDENSBURG, NJ LDOPQN 41.0073N 74.0858W 229 PAHAQUARRY, NJ LDOPRIN 40.3668N 74.7178W 110 PRINCETON, NJ LDORAMA 41.0952N 74.2140W 247 RAMAPO, NJ LDO

NEW YORK

ABRN 42.9963N 76.4853W 224 AUBURN, NY WCCALX 44.3225N 75.9280W 122 ALEXANDER BAY, NY LDOAMNH 40.7808N 73.9738W 0 MANHATTAN, NY LDOANNS 41.3080N 73.9132W 42 ANNSVILLE, NY WCCAPH 43.8413N 74.4970W 564 AIRPORT HANGAR, NY LDOBDR 42.6398N 74.0284W ALTAMONT, NY NYGSBERL 42.6913N 73.3913W 549 BERLIN, NY WCCBGR 44.8288N 74.3742W 329 BANGOR, NY LDOBING 42.0757N 75.9767W 408 BINGHAMPTON, NY LDOBIPS 41.2678N 73.9473W 24 BUCHANAN, NY WCCBLM 41.3297N 73.9550W 134 BLUM, NY WCCBML 43.8680N 74.4020W 305 BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, NY LDOCAMB 43.0488N 73.2967W 287 CAMBRIDGE, NY WCCCANY 42.9255N 78.8528W 192 CANISUS, NY LDOCAZE 42.9313N 75.9200W 301 CAZENOVIA, NY WCCCHAU 44.1375N 76.1742W 102 CHAUMONT, NY WCCCHR 41.2080N 74.2211W 183 CALL HOLLOW RD, NY WCCCLAR 41.1887N 74.0037W 76 CLARKSTOWN, NY WCCCLIN 41.8750N 73.8490W 168 CLINTON, NY LDOCLY 43.8513N 74.4490W 579 CRYSTAL LAKE, NY LDOGaSP 41.4407N 73.9282W 128 COLD SPRING, NY WCC

~ GROG 43.9050N 75.4125W 244 CROGHAN, NY LDOCTR 43.8741N 74.4600W 585 CASTLE ROCK, NY LDODANY 44.7583N 73.8357W 507 DANNEMORA, NY LDODBM 41.2944N 73.9750W 27 DUNDERBURG MTN, NY WCC~ DHN 42.8255N 78.1930W 491 DOYLE HILL, NY LDO

. DNY 42.8363N 78.1688W 381 DERSAM, NY LDODPL 41.2528N 73.9108W 67 DELLI PAOLI, NY WCCDWN 42.8255N 78.7672W DOWNHOLE, NY LDO


EGN 43.8596N 74.4818W 549 EAGLES NEST, NY LDOELNV 41.5000N 74.4398W 323 ELLENVILLE, NY WCCGARN 41.3603N 73.9240W 207 GARRISON, NY WCCGERM 42.1570N 73.8113W 88 GERMANTOWN, NY WCC

~ GILB 42.4230N 74.4527W 335 GILBOA, NY WCCGLOV 43.0895N 74.3320W 292 GLOVERSVILLE, NY WCCGOB 41.3294N 73.9219w 150 GOBBELET, NY WCC

~ GSC 41.2661N 74.0039W 110 GIRL SCOUT CAMP, NY WCCHAVE 41.2255N 73.1113W 268 HAVERSTRAW, NY WCCIPS 41.2672N 73.9483W 0 INDIAN POINT STATION, NY WCCLCNA 43.6442N 75.9260W 396 LACONA, NY WCCLDNY 40.9319N 73.4681W 30 LLOYDS NECK, NY SBULILH 42.9213N 77.6172W 122 LIMA, NY WCCMASH 41.0411N 72.2933W 3 MASHOMACK, NY LDOMEDY 43.1818N 78.3903W 186 MEDINA, NY LDOMSNY 44.9983N 74.8620W 55 MASSENA, NY LDOOCN 43.8848N 74.5293W 701 OVER CASTLE ROCK, NY LDOONTR 43.2738N 77.3067W 84 ONTARIO, NY WCCOSB 41.3603N 73.9239W 212 OSBORN, NY WCCOSNY 41.2117N 73.8283W 122 OSSINING, NY WCCOSWG 43.5170N 76.4162W 84 OSWEGO, NY WCCPAL 41.0042N 73.9091W 91 PALISADES, NY LDOPHEL 42.9542N 77.0950W 188 PHELPS, NY WCCPNY 44.8341N 73.5550W 177 PLATTSBURG, NY LDOPTN 44.5725N 74.9828W 238 POTSDAM, NY LDOPUTN 41.3818N 73.8283W 170 PUTNAM VALLEY, NY WCCQLNY 41.3092N 74.0375W 238 QUEENSBORO LAKE, NY WCCRLSP 41.1453N 73.9107W 61 ROCKLAND LAKE, NY WCCROTD 42.9620N 74.0872W 283 ROTTERDAM, NY WCCSANY 43.1738N 78.8703W 172 SANBORN, NY LDOSONY 43.1922N 76.9647W 122 SODUS, NY WCCSNP 41.2408N 73.9711W 30 STONEY PT, NY WCCSPNY 41.8083N 74.0040W 122 STONY POINT, NY WCCSPS 41.3019N 73.8905W 168 ST PETERS SCHOOL, NY WCCSRM 41.2283N 74.0139W 165 SCHERMAN, NY WCCSTL 41.1886N 74.0036W 125 STILES, NY WCCSTWA 42.9620N 73.6773W 103 STILLWATER, NY WCCSUFF 41.1583N 74.1092W 152 SUFFERN, NY WCCTBR 41.1417N 74.2222W 261 TABLE ROCK, NY LDOUWL 43.8378N 74.5433W 561 UTOWANA LAKE, NY LDOWEST 43.1635N 75.4800W 167 WESTMORELAND, NY WCCWGL 41.3589N 73.8994W 152 WEGEL, NY LDOWMNY 43.3560N 76.0313W 158 WEST MONROE, NY WCCWND 42.3375N 74.1525W 602 WINDHAM, NY LDO

~ WNY 44.3910N 73.8595W 598 WILMINGTON, NY LDO

WPNY 41.8030N 73.9707W 76 WEST PARK, NY LDOWPR 41.2546N 73.5857W 152 WARD POUND RIDGE, NY LDO

, WVLY 42.4708N 78.5683W 600 WEST VALLEY, NY LDOWTVE 42.9460N 75.3272W 426 WATERVILLE, NY WCC


PENNSYLVANIA

BVR 40.7000N 80.3333W 0 BEAVER, PA PSU. ERI 42.1333N 79.9833W 0 ERIE, PA PSU

MVL 39.9992N 76.3506W 0 MILLERSVILLE, PA MSCPHI 40.1166N 75.1333W 0 ABINGTON, PA PSU

~ SCP 40.7950N 77.8650W 352 STATE COLLEGE, PA PSU

VERMONT

BVT 43.3488N 72.5853W 300 BALTIMORE, VT WESCOV 44.5777N 73.1458W 85 COLCHESTER, VT LDODVT 44.9620N 72.1709W 370 DERBY, VT WESFLET 44.7228N 72.9517W 366 FLETCHER, VT LDOHBVT 44.3623N 73.0650W 344 HINESBURG, VT LDOIVT 43.5221N 73.0533W 295 IRA, VT WESMARL 42.8383N 72.8008W 580 MARLBORO, VT LDOMDV 43.9991N 73.1811W 134 MIDDLEBURY, VY LDOMGVT 44.9136N 72.6278W 262 MONTGOMERY, VT LDOMPVT 44.2783N 72.6067W 240 MONTPELIER, VT LDO

OPERATOR CODE

DGS - DELEWARE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYKenneth Woodruff (302) 738-2833

EPB - EARTH PHYSICS BRANCH,DEPT.OF ENERGY,MINES,AND RESOURCES, CANADADr. Robert Wetmiller (613) 995-5548

LDO - LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITYEllyn Schlesinger-Miller (914) 359-2900 x374

MIT - MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYJay Pulli (617) 253-6299

MSC - MILLERSVILLE STATE COLLEGEDr. Charkes K. Scharnberger (717) 872-3295

NYGS- NEW YORK GEOLOGICAL SURVEYGary Nottis (518) 474-5817

PSU - PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYDr. Shelton Alexander (814) 865-2622

SBU - STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOKDr. Robert Liebermann (516) 246-6090Dr. Donald Weidner (516) 246-8387

WES - WESTON OBSERVATORY, BOSTON COLLEGEDr. John E.Ebel (617) 899-0950Q Jack Foley (617) 899-0950

WCC - WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS, WAYNE, NJMark Houlday (201) 785-0700

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EPICENTER LISTNORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES AND ADJACENT REGIONS

JULY - SEPTEMBER1987.

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C2JUL03 QUE, 70 lM N FROM CROSSES-ROCHES-EPB 0110 07. 49-34.20 66-59.40 18 1.7 0.1 0.1 3 5

87.JUL07 QUE, 30 lM HW FROM CROSSES-ROCHES-EPB OZ44 14. 49- 7.80 67-ZZ.Z0 16 Z.I 0.1 0.0 4 6 12

OZJUL08 ME, 20 KM NE OF ELLSWORTH-WES 0357. 16.4Z 44-41.Z8 68-17.17 8.5Z Z.1 2.4 189 0.35 4.1 Z.7 C 5 I

8ZJUL12 QUE, 30 lM E FROM LA MALBAIE-EPB 2316 21. 47-32.40 69-54.00 11 1.9 0.1 0.0 1 5 9

OZJUL13 QUE, 20 KM S FROM MONT-TREMBLANT-EPD OZ18 49. 46- 2.40 14-33.00 17 3.1 0.5 0.0 1 l' 26

82JUL15 ME. NW OF KT lATAHDIN-WEn 0727 55.39 46- 4.90 69- 1.14 5.94 3.0 2.9 199 0.16 0.9 0.9 B & 10

62JUL11 NS, 35 lM SW OF YARMOUTH-WEn 2315 58.51 43-34.74 66-23.50 12.64 2.8 2.8 328 0.12 31.Z 34.Z D 5 1

82JUL19 ME, E OF GRAHAM LAKE-WES 1936 58.93 44-41.18 68-17.02 9.86 2.0 1.8 189 0.34 2.9 3.1 C 5 10

82JUL7.4 QUE, 20 lM E FROM LA MALBAIE-EPB 0600 21. 47-33.00 70- 3.60 10 2.2 0.1 0.0 2 & 11

82JULZ5 QUE, 30 KM N FROM LA POCATIERE-EPB 0723 14. 47-37.20 &9-53.40 16 1.8 0.1 0.0 1 7 12

8ZJUL26 QUE, 50 KM NY FROM MONT-TREKBLANT ,*EPB 0049 44. 46-36.00 74-5'.40 18 2.5 0.4 0.0 1 1 17

. 82JUL29 NJ, SEASIDE HEIGHTS*LDO 0431 31.'1 39-56.59 74- '.6 9.98 2~4 310 0.08 0.7 31.' D 5 I

32AUC03 QUE, 20 lM N FROM LA POCATIERE" *EPB 0602 35. 47-30.00 10- '.00 9 2.1 0.1 0.0 7. 7 17.

8ZAUG03 ME, SE OF WESTERN HEAD*WES 15Z0 15.05 44-40.8Z 67-11.54 9.93 Z.O 1.7 291 0.07 0.9 0.8 A 4 8

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82AUG03 QUC. 80 KM SW FROM ~HCnDnOOKCI . *EPB 131Z 08. 44-48.60 7Z-38.40 18 Z.5 0.6 0.0 ~ 6 13!

81AUG04 NH, NW or HANCHESTCR*WE~ 2133 10.11 41-57.36 71-34.85 5.00 2.1 1.8 226 0.17 3.1 1.4 C 5 7

8ZAUG06 QUE. 20 KM N FROK GLEN ALMOND*CPB 0629 10. 45-53.40 75-27.60 17 3.7 0.5 0.0 1 13 13

82AUG07 NY. NIVERVILLE*LDO 0~52 50.&4 41-16.44 73-48.6 7.77 1.7 2.0 131 0.18 0.5 31.6 C 10 11

81AUG09 NH, N OF NEW LONDON*WES 1505 3.35 43-33.86 71-59.76 14.81 1.4 1.9 101 0.38 1.4 1.8 C 7 11

81AUG09 QUE, 151M S FROM LA MALBAIE*tPB 18~6 11. 47-15.80 70-19.80 10 Z.O 0.0 0.0 1 4 9

81AUC10 NY, BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE*LDO 1359 57.83 43-54.74 74-23.7 3.45 1.6 1.1 158 0.01 1.0 0.7 C & 8

8ZAUC11 NY, 3ACANDAGA*LDO 0041 21.'8 43-11.89 74-15.8 10.40 1.8 1.1 144 0.04 0.1 0.6 B 7 10

82AUCl1 NH, W OF DANBURYaVES 1659 43.15 43-32.11 71-55.93 13.18 2.6 1.4 134 0.40 1.7 1.5 C 8 1Z

81AUC13 ONT. 110 1M NW FROM CHALK RIVERtCPB 0106 41. 4&-40.10 78-31.BO 18 4.3 1.B 0.0 1 18 32

81AUG13 NY, 3PRACUEVILLEtLDO 0413 17.30 44-17.31 75-28.7 0.69 1.6 1.7 139 0.13 1.1 3.8 C 5 9

81AUG14 PA, HOP BOTTOMtLDO 0011 34.53 41-42.5& 75-45.0 2.50 Z.l 1.8 187 0.36 1.7 7.6 D 8 a

8ZAUG14 NY, STUYVESANT*LDO 05ZB 41.47 4Z-25.&1 73-47.6 4.51 1.5 153 0.14 0.3 31.6 C 9 16

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82AUC16 MA, S OF LOWELL*WES 04Z6 20.73 42-33.97 71-23.43 5.00 2.3 1.9 163 0.19 3.6 Z.8 C 5 7

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8ZAUC18 NY. SUFFERNtLDO 0430 38.75 41- 7.57 74- 9.3 5.78 1.8 1.3 133 0.10 0.1 0.1 D 16 Z9

8ZAUG18 QUE, 70 1M S FROM 5EPT-ILEStCPB 1124 07. 4'-34.Z0 67- 1.10 18 1.6 I.Z 0.0 1 4 10

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32AUC11 QUE. 50 KM N FROM CROSSES-ROCHESI *EPB 1221 16. 49-21.60 66-52.20 18 2.6 0.1 0.0 1 7 12

I ..I 02AUC19 QUE. 10 KM 5 FROM LA MALBAIE

*EPB 0207 11. 47-22.20 70-22.80 20 3.4 0.1 0.0 1 13 20

82AUG30 NR. aw OF LAtONIA*WES 0147 15.40 43-18.01 71-37.41 14.54 1.0 155 0.16 0.6 1.4 B 7 11

31AUG31 NY. NORTHVILLE*LDO 1016 58.18 43-12.54 74-11.0 4.38 2.6 3.0 126 0.09 0.4 31.6 C 7 9

82SEP01 QUE. 25 KM H FROM LA POCATIERE*EPB 0424 19. 47-33.00 70- 6.60 11 1.8 0.3 0.0 3 5 11

81SEP03 QUE. 35 KM SE FROM HAUTERIVE*EPB 1904 Z4. 49- 3.00 67-58..80 10 2.3 0.5 0.0 2 6 14

82SEP03 ONT. 70 KM NY FROM OTTAWA*EPB 1314 03. 45-40.20 76-34.80 12 3.7 0.6 0.0 1 18 30

81SEP04 Ni. 80 KM SV FROM MCKENDRICK L*EPB 0638 16. 46-14.40 66-58.80 18 Z.2 0.8 0.0 1 3 7

81SEP04 NB. 70 KM E FROM ST GEORGE*EPB 1156 17. 45- 7.10 65-55.Z0 18 2.9 0.7 0.0 1 11 16

82SEP05 NY. SACANDAGA RESERVOIR*LDO 0344 31.49 43- 9.60 74-10.4 13.33 1.4 1.9 143 0.05 0.7 0.9 B 9 11

31SEPl1 NH. WEST OF LACONIA*VES 0528 2.67 43-18.49 71-32.05 9.82 1.9 1.6 150 0.19 1.7 1.9 B 5 8

82SEPl4 HR. NV OF FRANCONIA.VES 2233 3.56 44-19.52 71-54.09 1.43 2.4 1.3 213 0.23 5.1 4.7 D 4 5

82SEPl4 NH. NV OF FRANCONIA*VES 1337 7.15 44-14.03 71-56.35 9.69 1.1 215 0.24 0.0 0.0 3 4

~ 81SEP16 NJ. FRANKLIN*LDO 0636 28.60 41- 7.14 74-38.7 0.52 1.6 150 0.11 1.7 31.6 D 4 5

. 81SEI'11 NR. 10KM SW OF LANCASTER*VES 1137 41.10 44-21.89 71-48.11 11.34 1.9 117 0.Z3 1.1 4.2 B 7 9

82SEI'11 QUE. 15 KM NY FROM LA POCATIERE*EPB 1514 32. 47-31.40 70- 9.00 15 1.3 0.1 0.0 1 8 17

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8ZSEP24 QUE, 801M SW FROM CRAND-REMOUS.tEPD 0449 17. 45-57.00 76-16.80 18 1.7 0.3 0.0 1 4 11

82SEP28 NB, 100 1M NE FROM ST GEORGEtEPB 0548 31. 45-47.40 66- 0.00 18 1.8 0.7 0.0 1 7 17

82SEP28 NB, 100 1M NE FROM ST GEORGEtEPB 1023 53. 45-47.40 66- 3.00 18 2.5 0.3 0.0 1 5 13

82SEP28 NB, 100 1M NE FROM ST GEORCEtEPB 1015 15. 45-46.80 66- 1.80 18 2.5 0.3 0.9 1 5 12

82SEP28 VT, MANCHESTER.WES 2224 11.54 43- 7.54 73- 3.44 8.33 2.1 2.2 3.0 188 0.33 1.8 1.8 C 10 13

82SEP30 NS,E OF CAPE SABLEtVES 1636 30.97 43-19.43 64- 5.00 5.00 2.9 347 0.29 1*1. IIII D 4 6

I SOURCEEPB - Earth Physics Branch, Dept. of Energy, Mine.. and Resource. CanadaLDO - Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory of Columbia UniversityVES - Vestan Observatory - Boston College

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TABLE 3

EARTHGUAKE DATA LISTNORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES AND ADJACENT REGIONS

JULY - SEPTEMBER1982

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STN DIST AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES vr AMI PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

..--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- 82JUL03 QUE, 70 KM N FROM GROSSES-ROCHES

GSG 75 187 P 4 0110 19.72 12.73 -0.01 0.0 0.1 1.5S 1 0110 29.48 21.90 0.58 1.0

HTG 110248 P 1 0110 25.49 19.34 -0.85 1.0 0.01.5S 1 0110 40.40 33.59 -0.19 1.0

MNG 167311 P 1 0110 32.70 26.29 -0.59 1.0 0.02.0S 1 0110 53.80 45.72 1.08 1.0

82JUL07 QUE, 30 KM NW FROM GROSSES-ROCHESGSQ 32 143 P 0 0244 20.87 6.12 0.75 2.2 0.1 2.2*

S 0 0244 23.77 10.38 -0.61 2.2HTQ 75276 PO 0244 26.60 12.62 -0.02 2.2 0.12.6

5 1 0244 35.69 21.70 -0.01 0.6SIC 125 21 P 1 0244 35.10 20.58 0.52 0.6

5 1 0244 50.10 35.50 0.60 0.6MNG 186328 PO 024442.61 28.85 -0.24 2.2 0.13.1

5 1 0245 3.30 50.17 -0.87 0.6EDN 188 200 P 1 0244 45.10 29.15 1.95 0.6 0.1 2.7

S 3 0245 7.39 53.28 0.11 0.1LPG 279 225 P 3 0244 55.60 40.24 1.36 0.1 0.1 2.8

5 3 0245 25.19 70.03 1.16 0.1

82JUL08 ME, 20 KM NE OF ELLSVORTHBPM 40.4 261 EP 0 352 23.40 6.86 0.10 1.63PGO 72.8 63 EP 0 352 28.80 12.16 0.19 1.38

ES 2 352 37.30 21.64 -0.82 0.50PQl 79.6 72 EP 0 352 30.10 13.26 0.41 1.28 12 .20 2.1 80 2.3

E5 0 352 39.70 23.60 -0.34 1.29HKM 107.4268 EP 3 35234.80 17.49 0.880.17 12.20 2.2

E5 0 3~2 47.30 31.13 -0.27 1.09HNME 165.2 8 EP 4 35244.30 26.16 1.690.00 5 .20 2.0 95 2.6

E5 0 352 63.10 46.56 0.07 0.66

~ 02JUL12 QUE, 30 KM E FROM LA MALBAIEA20 24 41 P 2316 25.69 4.61 0.08 1.0

5 2316 29.09 8.12 -0.03 1.0~ LMG 32271 P 231626.80 5.77 0.03 1.0 0.11.3*

S 2316 31.20 10.15 0.05 1.0A64 32 1 P 2316 26.10 5.67 0.03 1.0

S 2316 30.92 9.95 -0.03 1.0A54 40 256 P 2316 21.77 6.87 -0.10 1.0MNG 343 13 54231745.00 82.85 1.15 0.0 0.21.8

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5TN DIST AZM RMK HRMN 5EC TCAL RES WT AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMACkm deQ sec sec sec sec

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82JUL13 GUE, 20 KM 5 FROM MONT-TREMBLANTTRG 20358 PO 0218 53.36 4.02 0.34 2.2 0.13.1-

~ S 0 0218 56.28 7.24 0.04 2.2CAC 82 243 P 0 0219 2.23 13.08 0.15 2.2 0.2

5 1 0219 11.52 22.97 -0.45 0.6MNT 94 130 P 0 0219 3.78 14.98 -0.20 2.2 0.1 3.6

5 0 0219 15.42 26.30 0.12 2.2OTT ii6 232 P 0 0211 7.39 i8.55 -0.16 2.2 0.1 4.1

S 1 0219' 21.68 32.50 0.18 0.6WHO i29 201 P 0 02i1 9.50 20.60 -0. iO 2.2 0.1 3.8CNT 172 17 PO 021915.37 26.27 0.10 2.2 0.13.9

S 4 02i9 36.18 47.96 -0.78 0.05BG 217 109 P 4 0219 20.68 31.80 -0.12 0.0 0.2 3.8

5 1 02i9 49.20 60.59 -0.39 0.6VDG 356 314 P 1 0219 37.68 48.80 -0.12 0.6 0.3 3.9

S i 0220 i7.50 85.50 3.00 0.6LPG 376 66 P 1 0219 41.60 51.21 1.39 0.6 0.3 4.2

5 4 0220 31.41 iO~.1 -2.69 0.0WED 376 235 P 4 0219 41.62 51.23 1.39 0.0 0.1 4.6

S 4 0220 30.54 i05.1 -3.60 0.0SUD 498 278 P 4 0219 55.80 66.03 0.77 0.0 0.4 3.5

N 3 0220 43.40 115.5 -1.12 0.1C 3 0221 5.70 139.1 -2.37 0.1

EBN 510 69 P 4 0219 57.46 61.50 0.96 0.0 0.3 3.8N 4 0220 50.82 118.1 3.72 0.0C 4 0221 5.12 142.5 -6.35 0.0

HTG 580 51 P 10220 4.82 76.11 -0.29 0.6 0.23.9C 4 0221 26.88 162.3 -4.39 0.0N 4 0221 1.59 133.1 -0.53 0.0

CCN 612 91 P 4 0220 10.48 79.93 1.55 0.0 0.3 3.5C 4 0221 38.20 171.0 -1.84 0.0N 4 0221 12.30 139.8 3.~2 0.0

KLN 635 79 P 1 0220 12.00 82.76 0.24 0.6 0.3 3.5C 4 0221 49.00 171.5 2.54 0.0N 4 0221 15.10 144.7 1.38 0.0

C50 645 58 P 4 0220 13.13 83.98 0.15 0.0 0.3 3.6G 4 0221 42.20 180.3 -1.05 0.0N 4 0221 14.20 146.8 -i.63 0.0

. MNO 658 38 P 1022014.39 85.64 -0.25 0.6 0.23.8C 4 0221 55.40 184.1 2.32 0.0N 4 0221 20.70 149.8 1.94 0.0

JAO 868 355 P 3 0220 39.50 111.2 -0.74 0.1 0.2 3.8~ C 1 0222 47.00 242.9 -4.88 0.6

N 1 0222 3.00 194.4 -0.41 0.6SCH 1121 27 F 1 0221 '.90 142.0 -1.15 0.6 0.4 3.6

N 3 0222 57.00 248.2 -0. i7 O.iC 3 0223 54.50 313.6 -8.10 0.1

FCC 1930 324 5 4 0227 40.00 540.3 -9.3i 0.0 0.6

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5TN DI~T AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES VT AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

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82JUL15 ME, NV OF MT KATAHDINHNl1E 80.3 64 EP 0 728 8.80 13.36 0.021.48318.20 35150 2.6

E5 0 728 19.40 23.78 017 1.43.. 111M 93.2 181 EF 0 728 10.70 1548 -0.19 1.31 81 .30 2.8 0 2.9

CBM 1170 36 EP 0 728 1450 19.11 -0.05 1.16 81 .30 29 161 29ES 0 728 29 30 34.02 -0.19 1.11

DPM 162.2 174 EP 0 728 21.40 25.96 0.04 0.76 81 .30 3.0E5 0 728 41.40 46.21 -0.22 0.71

HKM 165.7197 EP 0 72822.10 26.50 0.200.70 8130 3.0ES 0 728 42.80 4717 0.22 0.68

PGO 171.9 135 EP 4 728 23.70 27.26 102 0.00 41 .25 28 160 3.0£5 0 728 44.10 48.52 0.13 0.67

DVT 276.0243 EP 4 72837.10 40.12 1.530.00 41 .25 3.0

~2JUL18 N5, 35 KM 5V OF YARMOUTHEMM 155.9326 EP 0231623.00 2456 -O.O? 1.31 31.15 2.9150 2.9

E5 0 2316 42.20 43?1 -0.02 1.32PGl 165.1 333 EP 0231624.25 25.69 0.041.19 31.15 2.9

£5 0 2316 44.10 45.72 -0 15 1.13rGG 1?0.4 331 EP 0231625.90 27.33 0.031.01 10.15 25115 2.7

ES 0 2316 47.50 4865 0.29 0.68BPM 224.3 301 E5 0 2316 5740 000 0 35

HNl1E 31 3 . 3 336 E 5 0 23 1 7 16. 40 0 . 00 0 . 00

32JULi9 ME, E or GRAHAM LAKEBPl1 40.5261 IP 01937 6.10 6.94 0.231.35 13.15 2.0 55 10

ES 0 1937 10.90 12.35 -0.39 1.32PGO 72.7 63 IP 0193711.20 1213 0.111.15 9.15 2.1 50 1.9

ES 1 1937 20.00 21.59 -0.57 0.77PGl 79.4 72 IP 1193712.70 13.15 0.610.73

E5 0 1937 22. .20 23.41 -0 16 1.11111M C6. 0 316 EP 1 1937 13.80 14.15 0.70 0.65 9.20 2.0 40 1.8

ES 0 1937 24.00 25.18 -0.15 107HKI1 107.6268 EP 0193716.30 17.43 -0.070.93

E5 0 1937 30.00 31.03 0.030.93

C2JUL24 GUE, 20 KM E FROM LA MALBAIELMG 2027l P 40602530 4.13 0.12 0.0LPG 23 171 P 4 06 0 25.63 455 0.08 0.0 0.1 1.2*

* 5 '1 06 0 28.58 7.51 0.01 0.0" A54 29 250 P 06 0 26.06 5.38 -0.32 1.0

5 06 0 30.27 9.03 0.24 1.0! ~ A20 33 57 P 06 0 27.14 6.02 0.12 1.0

S 06 0 31.11 1.0A64 34 22 P 06 0 27.17 615 002 1.0

5 06 0 31.25 10.33 -0.08 1.0Al0 35 197 P 06 0 27.56 6.34 0.22 1.0

5 06 0 31.49 10.66 -0.17 1.0

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~ EBN 137 90 P 4 06 0 44.12 23.56 -0.44 0.0 0.1 2.2S 4 06 1 0.13 38.89 0.24 0.0

HTQ 221 33 P 406055.75 33.80 0.9~ 0.0 0.12.2S 4 06 1 22.10 62.36 -1.26 0.0

a GZQ 266 ~4 P 4 06 1 0.50 39.34 0.16 0.0

5 4 06 1 31.56 68.35 2.21 0.0MNQ 345 15 S 4 06 1 46.00 85.27 -0.27 0.0 0.2 2.0CCN 361 136 P 4 06 1 13.28 51.67 0.61 0.0 0.1 2.5

5 4 06 1 50.50 89.84 -0.34 0.0

02JUL25 GUE, 30 KM N FROM LA POCATIEREA20 18 ~6 P 0723 17.36 3.34 0.02 1.0

S 0723 20.09 6.15 -0.06 1.0A64 23 360 P 0723 18.14 4.05 0.09 1.0

5 0723 21.43 7.40 0.03 1.0LPG 32 197 P 4 0723 18.12 5.24 -1.12 0.0 0.1 1.2*

5 0723 23.48 1.0LMG 34 ;257 P 4 072319.60 5.54 0.06 0.0

S 4 0723 24.00 9.99 0.01 0.0A54 43 246 P 0723 20.93 6.94 -0.01 1.0

S 0723 26.34 12.42 -0.08 1.0Al0 47 209 P 0723 21.40 7.51 -0.11 1.0

5 0723 27.59 13.42 0.17 1.0EBN 124 93 P 4 0723 34.11 19.72 0.39 0.0 0.0 1.9

5 0723 48.60 1.0KLN 200 107 P 4 0723 53.50 39.54 -0.04 0.0

S 4 0724 23.52 69.44 0.08 0.0MNG 335 14 Z 4 0724 34.95 81.08 -0.13 0.0 0.1 1.7

82JUL26 QUE, 50 KM NW FROM MONT-TREMBLANTTRQ 52145 PO 0049 53.06 9.19 -0.13 3.5 0.12.7

S 0 0049 59.79 15.77 0.02 3.5GAC 108 203 P 0 0050 2.10 18.03 0.07 3.5 0.1 2.2

S 1 0050 15.10 0.9MNT 160 140 P 3 0050 9.05 25.38 -0.33 0.2 0.1 2.5

S 3 0050 28.70 44.15 0 .~5 0.2WBO 180 188 P 3 0050 13.08 27.89 1.19 0.2 0.1 2.8

S 3 0050 35.00 51.04 -0.04 0.2GNT 199 97 P 1 0050 14.32 30.20 0.12 0.9 0.1 2.8

¥ S 1 0050 37 .45 ~2 .~4 0.91 0.9CKO 205 252 P 1 0050 15.08 30.90 0.18 0.9 0.1 2.6

5 3 OO~O 40.72 57.90 -1.18 0.2~ ZBG 271 119 P 3 0050 24.50 38.93 1.~7 0.2 0.2 2.6

5 3 OO~O 57.40 76.27 -2.87 0.2VCG 292 309 P 3 0050 2~.06 41.47 -0.41 0.2 0.1 2.2

S 3 0051 2.70 82.11 -3.41 0.2LPG 364 76 P 4 0050 40.86 ~2.78 4.08 0.0 0.2

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STN DIST AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES WT AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAG: km deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- S 4 0051 23.79 108.1 -8.28 0.0

82JUL29 NJ, SEASIDE HEIGHTSPRIN 69.8 313 P 1 437 42.70 11.06 -0.03 2.01

~ S 2 437 51.10 19.35 0.07 1.34PMIiC 106.4 307 P 4 43749.52 16.59 1.260.00

S 4 438 2.44 29.03 1.74 0.00ABMC 115.0 316 P 3 437 49.63 17.88 0.08 0.67

S 3 438 2.69 31.29 -0.27 0.67DENJ 110.0 346 P 2 437 50.06 18.34 0.05 1.34

S 3 438 3.70 32.09 -0.07 0.67FHMC 119.4 319 P 4 437 50.09 18.56 -0.14 0.00

S 4 438 0.00 32.48 64.15 0.00. GPD 123.1 347 P 4 438 0.00 19.11 50.78 0.00

S 4 438 5.90 33.44 0.79 0.00PFMC 124.0 315 P 4 437 50.56 19.25 -0.36 0.00

S 4 438 0.00 33.69 65.360.00RAMA 129.0 357 P 4 437 53.10 20.00 1.43 0.00

S 4 438 8.70 35.00 2.03 0.00HAVE 142.6 0 P 3 43753.69 22.06 -0.040.66

S 4 438 0.00 38.60 10.28 0.005PNY 147.4 3 P 3 43754.43 22.19 -0.03 0.65

S 4 438 0.00 39.88 11.55 0.00ANN5 152.1 6 P 4 437 55. 22 23.59 -0. 04 O. 00

S 4 438 0.00 41.28 12.95 0.00COSP 167.2 5 P 4 437 58.31 25.76 0.88 0.00I

i S 4 438 0.00 45.08 16.75 0.00!

02AUG03 QUE, 20 KM N FROM LA POCATIERELHQ 18 286 P 4 06 2 37. 70 2 .76 -0. 06 0 .0LPQ 19 160 P 4 06 2 38.01 2.90 0.11 0.0 0.1 1.4-

S 4 06 2 40.65 5.40 0.25 0.0A61 21 1 P 0 06 2 38.21 3.24 0.03 1.0

S 0 06 2 41.02 5.98 0.04 1.0A54 24 258 P 0 06 2 38.72 3.71 0.01 1.0

S 0 06 2 41.87 6.19 0.08 1.0Al0 29 194 P 0 06 2 39.57 4.46 0.11 1.0

S 0 06 2 42.92 8.09 -0.11 1.0A20 38 53 P 0 06 2 40.92 5.81 0.11 1.0

S 0 06 2 45.59 10.44 0.15 1.0A64 39 23 P 0 06 2 40.89 5.99 -0.10 1.0" S 0 06 2 45.54 10.77 -0.23 1.0

QCQ 120 228 P 4 06 2 46.50 20.79 -9.29 0.0 0.6 1.7S 4 06 3 8.00 33.31 -0.31 0.0

. EBN 140 88 P 4 06 2 57.43 22.12 0.31 0.0 0.1 2.4

5 4 06 3 13.82 38.78 0.04 0.0HTQ 226 33 P 406311.64 33.74 8.90 0.0 0.12.2

5 4 06 3 35.92 59.28 1.64 0.0

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STN DIST AZM RMK I-[RMN SEC TCAL RES 'JT AMI PRX XMAC FMP FMACkm deg sac sec sec sec

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EMM 24.4 286 EP 0 1520 17.40 4.39 -0.05 1.10ES 0 1520 2Z.90 7.82 0.03 1.10

. PQl 27.0 337 EP 0 1520 19.80 4.19 -0.05 1.0~ 50 1.7ES 0 1520 23.60 8.53 0.00 1.09

PQO 40.4327 EP 0152022.15 6.91 0.160.99 10.15 1.9 50 1.8ES 0 1520 27.35 12.30 -0.06 1.01

BPM 126.1 268 EP 3 1520 36.Z0 ZO .32 0.820.00 8 .ZO 2.1ES 0 1520 51.20 36.17 -0.04 0.60

82AUC03 QUE, 80 KM SW FROM SHERBROOKESaQ 84 42 P 3 2312 22.30 13.52 0.78 0.4 0.1 2.6

5 3 2312 32.80 23.79 1.01 0.4MNT 109 315 P 3 231Z 24.20 17.34 -1.14 0.4 0.1 2.5

5 3 2312 35.~6 30.43 -2.41 0.4GNT 174 7 P 3 2312 34.30 Z6.36 -0.06 0.4 O.Z 2.5

S 1 2312 56.40 48.50 -0.10 1.6VBO Z09277 P 3 2312 37.80 30.68 -0.88 0.4 0.1 2.6

G 4 Z313 1.62 58.37 -4.15 0.0N 1 2313 1.6Z 53.~2 -0.30 1.6

TRQ 211311 P 1231239.00 31.69 -0.69 1.6 0.22.5G 4 2313 4.10 60.51 -4.41 0.0N 1 2313 4.10 55.69 0.41 1.6

CAC Z44295 P 1 2312 43.50 34.92 0.58 1.6 0.25 1 2313 9.60 61.30 0.30 1.6

02AUG04 NH, NW OF MANCHESTERWES 70.4 162 EP 0 2133 21.80 11.73 -0.05 1.26 6 .15 1.9 40 1.1

ES 0 2133 30.80 20.81 -0.20 1.22QUA 07.9228 EP 0213325.00 14.60 0.Z61.08 3.20 1.6 0 1.8aVT 90.9296 EP 0 213325.40 15.10 0.141.11 2' .20 2.5 40 1.8

ES 0 2133 36.90 Z6.87 -0.17 1.09IVT 133.3296 ES 0213348.60 0.00 0.81MDl 175.5 205 EP 0 2133 38.30 Z7.81 0.37 0.42 8 .20 2.3 0 2.0

82AUG06 QUE, 20 KM N FROM CLEM ALMONDGAC 21 184 P 0 062~ 15.23 4.87 0.36 1.8

S 0 06Z9 18.02 8.11 -0.15 1.8OTT 50200 PO 0629 20.4Z 10.27 0.15 1.8 0.03.5

S 0 0629 27.58 17.56 0.02 1.8~ TRQ 79 62 PO 0629 23.92 13.55 0.37 1.8 0.13.4

S 0 0629 33.18 23.26 -0.08 1.8VBO 100 172 P 0 0629 26.46 16.73 -0.27 1.8

~ MNT 150 106 P 0 0629 33.63 24.12 -0.49 1.8 0.1 4.0

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! STN DI5T AZM RMK HRMN SEt TtAL RES WT AMI PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- ! 0 CKO 155 215 P 0 0629 35.20 24,78 0.42 1.8 0.1 3.8

S 0 0629 53.84 44.04 -0.20 1.8GNT 245 76 P 1 0629 47.44 35.71 1.13 0.5 0.1 3.9

5 3 0630 16.85 69.09 -2.24 0.1~ SBG 282 100 P 4 0629 51.00 40.24 0.76 0.0 0.1 3.7

S 3 0630 20.05 69.99 0.06 0.1~EO 310 229 P 4 0629 54.55 43.70 0.85 0.0 0.1 4.3

G 4 0630 41.20 87.36 3.84 0.0N 4 0630 34.50 76.03 8.47 0.0

VDQ 323325 P 3062958.40 45.30 3.10 0.1 0.23.45 1 0630 37.90 90.98 -3.08 0.5

LPQ 448 67 P 3 0630 12.45 60.52 1.93 0.1 0.3 4.0S 3 0631 12.80 125.9 -3.14 0.1

EBN 582 69 P 3 0630 28.28 76.86 1.42 0.1 0.2 3.6S 4 0631 28.25 133.9 4.35 0.0

GGN 681 94 S 4063145.60 154.9 0.70 0.0 0.33.4G~G 714 59 P 3 0630 44.24 92.98 1.26 0.1 0.4 3.6

5 4 0632 32.30 200.4 1.90 0.0MNG 717 41 P 3 0630 43.80 93.34 0.46 0.1 0.2 3.7

N 4 0631 59.10 162.7 6.45 0.0G 4 0632 30.70 201.2 -0.51 0.0

82AUG09 NI-[, N OF NEW LONDONHNH 27.9304 EF 015 5 ~.60 5.20 0.421.68

E5 0 15 5 13.50 9.25 -0.23 1.74ONH 51.0 118 IF 4 15 5 16.08 8.65 2.98 0.00

E5 0 15 5 20.68 15.39 -0.03 1.56BVT 53.1 243 IPDO 15 5 12.10 8.96 0.34 1.52 45 1.7

ES 0 15 5 19.20 15.95 -0.18 1.54PNH 53.4 192 EP 4 15 5 17.36 9.01 3.99 0.00

I.. E5 4 15 5 23.88 16.03 2.69 0.00WNH 59.0 55 EP 4 15 5 17.84 9.85 4.36 0.00

ES 4 15 5 24.44 17.53 3.05 0.00QUA 126.8 194 IPU2 15524.40 20.13 0.890.39 45 2.0

E5 2 15 5 37.60 35.83 -1.63 0.06BNH 1 28 . 6 28 0

.. WES 142.2 157 IPUO 15 5 25.90 22.47 0.01 0.84 19 .25 2.4 45 2.0ES 1 15 5 42.30 40.00 -1.06 0.49

LNX 111.2 211 EP 0 15 5 29.70 26.14 0.06 0.62 45 2.0i E5 0 15 5 50.00 46.71 -0.15 0.62

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STN DIuT AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES WT AM X PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- ~ 82AUG09 NY, NIVERVILLE

BDR 28.4 322 P 1 952 55.15 4.79 -0.28 1.81

S 4 952 57.75 8.29 -1.17 0.00

~ VND 30.3 248 P 95255.80 5.08 0.08 2.425 2 952 59.60 8.79 0.18 1.21

GERM 31.5 101 P 1 952 55.73 5.26 -0.17 1.81

S 3 952 59.73 9.10 -0.01 0.60

BERL 44.2 50 P 3 95258.17 7.18 0.35 0.60

S 4 953 3.63 12.42 0.~7 0.00

COM 79.9 25 P 1 953 3.40 12.57 0.191.69

S 4 953 12.90 21.75 0.520.00

GARN 120.5 185 P 3 9 ~ 3 9.47 18.70 O. 13 0.30ANNS 126.2184 P 3 95310.34 19.57 0.13 0.2~

uPNY 131.5 187 P 3 953 11.31 20.36 0.31 0.21

RAMA 152.5 193 P 3 953 14.40 23.53 0.23 0.08

S 4 953 31.80 40.71 0.46 0.00

CTR 167.8 342 P 4 953 0.00 25.85 76.49 0.00

u 4 953 37.10 44.72 1.74 0.00

APH 953

02AUG09 QUE, 15 KM S FROM LA MALBAIE

LMQ 13 2 P 0182615.00 3.01 -0.01 2.0

S 1 1826 17.20 5.04 0.16 0.5

LPG 26 111 P 0 1826 16.82 4.80 0.02 2.0 0.1 0.6*

S 1 1826 20.00 8.13 -0.13 0.5

GCG 102 225 S 4 1826 38.00 28.87 -2.87 0.0

EBN 15C 85 P 1 1826 38.00 26.02 -0.02 0.5 0.1 2.0

S 1 1826 56.68 0.5

82AUG10 NY, BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE

CTR 6.7 231 P 1359 59.07 1.23 0.01 1.75

EGN 9.1230 P 1135959.42 1.59 0.001.31APi[ 11.4226 P 135959.78 1.95 0.001.75

S 3 1360 1.23 3.41 -0.02 0.44

CROG 8 i .5 270 P 3 1360 10.49 12 .63 O. 03 0.44

PTN 87.0 328 P 2 1360 11.30 13.47 0.00 0.88

5 3 1360 21.40 23.57 -0.01 0.44

PNY 122.3 33 P 3 1360 17.50 18.81 0.86 0.00

S 4 1360 33.50 32.92 2.75 0.00

. 62AUGll NY, SACANDAGAGLOV 13.3205 P 04125.60 2.63 -0.01 2.76

S 2 041 27.61 4.60 0.03 1.38

ti:: FMC 24.0187 P 2 04127.03 4.07 -0.02 1.38

S 3 041 30.00 7.12 -0.10 0.69

ACC 52.3 70 P 4 041 32.05 8.24 0.83 0.00

S 3 041 37.40 14.42 0.00 0.69

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5TN DIST AIM RI1K I-[RI1N SEC TCAL RES 'JT AMX PRX XI1AG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- . BDR 65.0 162 P 3 041 33.21 10.15 0.08 0.69

5 3 041 40.80 17.76 0.06 0.69CTR 76.8 349 P 3 041 35.00 11.93 0.09 0.69

5 4 041 44.10 20.88 0.84 0.00. CAMB 80.2 101 P 4 041 35.15 12.45 0.32 0.00

5 4 041 43.12 21.19 -1.05 0.00CRaG 121.3 311 P 4 041 43.00 18.66 1.36 0.00

5 4 041 58.50 32.65 2.860.00VNY 136.5 13 P 2 041 43,90 20.96 -0.04 0.93

5 4 042 1.90 36.68 2.24 0.00PNY 190.5 17 P 3 04152.10 28.83 0.290.11

5 4 042 0.00 50.45 73.43 0.00

82AUC12 NH, W OF DANBURYHNH 34.2304 IPDO 1659 49.30 6.09 0.03 2.34 9~ 2.3BVT 56.8 249 IPDO 1659 52.50 9.51 -0.22 2.10 111 2.5QUA 125.1 191 IPU3 165964.00 19.88 0.940.23 9 .10 2.5

ES 3 1659 77.60 35.38 -0.99 0.21BNH 129.2 25 IPDO 1659 64.10 20.49 0.39 1.28 13 .15 7..~ 85 2.4

E5 0 1659 19.40 36.47 -0.35 1.30WES 131.2 159 EP 0 1659 65.30 21.10 0.43 1.19 14 .10 7..1 90 2.5

E5 1 1659 81.10 38.63 -0.70 0.82DVT 159.1353 E5 0165987.40 0.00 -0.7.80.97LNX 172.2 219 EP 1 1659 70.40 26.50 0.70 0.57 18 .10 2.9 95 2.6

E5 0 1659 90.60 47.17 0.19 0.84NSC 228.3 118 EP 1 1659 17.30 33.43 0.71 0.15

82AUC13 ONT, 110 KM NW FROM CHALK RIVERCKO 112 132 P 0 01 6 58.83 18.11 -1.28 3.0 0.1 4.3

5 1 01 7 13.08 31.58 -0.50 0.8VDQ 179 13 POOl 7 8.95 27.26 -0.31 3.0 0.1 4.3

5 0 01 1 32.33 50.16 0.17 3.05UD 189 264 P 1 01 7 8.20 28.45 -2.25 0.8 0.5 3.5CAC 259113 C 4 01126.45 41.69 2.16 0.0 0.24.2

N 0 01 7 18.53 37.01 -0.48 3.05 1 01 1 51.80 72.51 -2.71 0.8

OTT 260 122 C 4 01 7 25.80 41.86 1.94 0.0 0.1 4.4N 0 01 1 21.87 37.14 2.73 3.05 1 01 7 52.55 12.79 -2.24 0.8

WEO 295 118 P 3 01 722.42 41.42 -1.00 0.2 0.1 4.9.. S 3 01 7 55.30 72.47 0.83 0.2

TRO 309 98 PO 01125.80 43.26 0.54 3.0 0.14.35 3 01 8 6.52 86.64 -2.12 0.2

~;:;:i' WBO 314 125 P 1 01 124.98 43.68 -0.70 0.8 0.24.4J~ 5 3 01 8 5.70 87.81 -4.11 0.2

MNT 401 107 P 3 01 7 37.45 54.37 1.08 0.2 0.1 4.4S 1 01 8 34.25 112.4 -0.05 0.8

EFO 403 189 P 4 01 7 35.00 54.55 -1.55 0.0 0.4 4.55 3 01 8 28.00 112.7 -6.71 0.2

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TABLE 3 <Continued) Page 3-10

5TN DIST AZM RMK HRHN 5EC TCAL RES vr AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAG

km deg sec sac sec sec--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- GNT 474 92 P 301 7 45.9~ 63.22 0.73 0.2 0.44.5

w S 1 01 8 5Z.4S 132.6 -Z .18 0.8

BBQ ~31 103 P 4 01 752.95 70.23 0.72 0.0 0.34.3

N 4 01 8 45.80 122.7 1.10 0.0~ G 3 01 9 8.10 148.7 -Z.55 0.2

LPG 652 80 P 1 01 8 5.51 84.98 -1.47 0.8 0.4 4.15 1 01 9 42.28 182.6 -2.30 0.8

JAG 819 13 P 3 01 8 26. Z8 105.4 -1.06 O.Z 0.4 4.4N 1 01 9 46.10 184.0 0.12 0.8

L}-(C 831 Z81 N 101 945.30 186.6 -3.29 0.8 0.5 3.6G 3 0110 Z5.00 232.8 -9.76 0.2

MNG 838 56 P 101829.30 107.6 -0.33 0.8 0.44.6N 4 01 9 55.70 188.0 5.73 0.0G 1 0110 34.95 Z34.6 -1.55 0.8

82AUG13 NY, SPRAGUEVILLECROG 43.0 172 P Z 413 24. 20 6 .97 -0. 07 1. 43

S 3 413 29.70 12.20 0.20 0.72PTN 50.4 ~1 P 1 413 25.40 8~10 0.00 Z.15

5 3 413 31.40 14.17 -0.08 0.72

CTR 93.5 119 P 3 413 31.70 14.63 -0 .Z3 0.59

B 3 413 42.70 25.60 -0.20 0.59

WNY 129.2 84 P 1 413 37.70 20.04 0.36 0.82

S 3 413 54.10 35.07 1.73 0.00

PNY 414

82AUG14 PA, HOP BOTTOM

BING 44.8336 P 3 01142.30 7.51 0.260.18

5 4 011 49.80 13.14 2.13 0.00

LVNJ 130.3140 P 3 01155.06 20.51 O.OZ 0.78

S 4 012 12.10 35.89 1.68 0.00

CPDN 13Z.3 125 S 4 012 12.94 36.4Z 1.99 0.00

HAHN 145.7 117 P 2 011 57.31 22.83 -0.05 1.54

5 4 012 15.84 39.95 1.36 0.00

~PJ~Y 148.1 85 53 01Z 16.10 40.58 0.990.77

WND 149.4 62 P 3 011 58.29 23.40 0.36 0.11

5 4 012 11.32 40.95 1.84 0.00

CLIN 158.8 83 P 2 011 59.05 24.81 -0.29 1.51

5 4 012 17.71 43.42 -0.24 0.00

PRIN 172.6 149 S 2 01Z 21.94 47.06 0.35 1.46

APH 250.Z 23 P 3 012 13.22 38.04 0.65 0.40

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TABLE 3 (Continued) PAge 3-11

STN DIST AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES WT AM X PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- . 82AUG14 NY, STUYVESANT

GERM 30.0 183 P 1 528 46.22 4.80 -0.07 1.535 3 528 49.80 8.40 -0.09 0.51

~ BOR 30.5 321 P 528 46.27 4.87 -0.09 2.04

S 1 528 49.97 8.52 -0.05 1.53WND 31.0 252 P 1 528 46.50 4.95 0.06 1.53

S 2 528 50.40 8.66 0.24 1.02RPI 35.4 17 E' 1 528 47.00 5.62 -0.11 1.53

S 2 528 51.35 9.84 0.02 1.02BERL 44.1 48 P 4 528 49.18 6.93 0.76 0.00

S 4 528 54.40 12.13 0.78 0.00STWA 60.2 9 P 2 528 51.22 9.37 0.36 1.02

S 3 528 58.16 16.40 0.21 0.51CAMB 80.2 30 P 3 52854.26 12.40 0.310.47

S 3 529 3.6S 21.10 0.46 0.42COM 80.8 23 P 2 528 53.97 12.49 -0.01 0.95

5 3 529 3.37 21.86 0.02 0.41GLOV 85.8 330 P 4 529 0.00 13.25 54.14 0.00

S 3 529 4.43 23.19 -0.25 0.45CLNV 96.1 214 P 4 528 58.56 14.81 2.26 0.00

S 4 529 8.17 25.92 0.16 0.00COSP 110.2 186 P 4 528 58.97 16.94 0.54 0.00

S 4 529 0.00 29.64 71.14 0.00GARN 119.0 186 P 4 529 0.36 18.28 0.590.00

S 4 529 0.00 31.99 73.48 0.005PNY 130.1 106 P 4 529 2.45 19.91 0.99 0.00

S 4 529 0.00 34.95 76.44 0.00RLnp 142.8 184 P 4 529 4.98 21.88 1.61 0.00

S 4 529 0.00 38.29 79.78 0.00CTR 169.1 342 P 4 529 0.00 25.97 61.46 0.00

S 4 529 25.90 45.45 -1.04 0.00APH 529

02AUG16 MA, S OF LO~ELLVES 20.9 164 EP 0 426 23.95 3.61 -0.40 1.42 SO 1.6

ES 0 426 21.35 6.42 0.18 1.52QUA 81.0261 EP 0 42634.60 13.59 0.251.11 9.10 2.3 10 2.2

ES 0 426 44.80 24.19 -0.11 1.12NSC 126.5 198 ES 0 426 51.70 0.27 0.81110M 152.4218 ES 0 427 4.10 -0.300.63~ECT 185.6 244 ES 0 421 13.00 0.45 0.39

82AUG18 NY, SUFFERN- RAMA 4.9236 P 43040.13 1.29 0.091.93

S 430 41.01 2.26 0.00 1.93SUFF 5.3 47 E' 430 40.13 1.33 0.05 1.93

S 1 430 40.94 2.33 -0.14 1.45HAVE 11.1 18 P 2 43041.14 2.19 0.200.96

S 1 430 42.62 3.83 0.03 1.45CLAR 14.5 61 P 2 430 41.54 2.63 0.16 0.96Continued

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STN DIST AIM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES vr AMI PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm de; sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- S 4 430 43.60 4.60 0.24 0.00

~ GPNY 20.1 39 P 1 430 42.29 3.51 0.03 1.45S 2 430 44.80 6.14 -0.10 0.96

OLNY 22.6 25 P 1 430 42.68 3.91 0.02 1.45S 3 430 45.41 6.84 -0.19 0.48

~PAL 24.1 123 P 1 430 43.00 4.24 0 .01 1.4~

S 3 430 45.92 7.42 -0.25 0.48POCO 27.6 99 P 2 430 43.49 4.13 0.01 0.96

S 3 430 46.12 8.28 -0.31 0.48GPD 28.2 245 P 430 43.51 4.82 0.00 1.93

5 1 430 46.99 8.43 -0.20 1.45ANNS 28.6 45 P 3 43043.70 4.89 0.060.48

S 3 430 47.22 8.56 -0.09 0.48DENJ 31.1 231 P 2 430 44.14 5.28 0.11 0.96

S 3 430 47.91 9.24 -0.08 0.48GARN 32.4 36 P 1 430 44.24 5.47 0.02 1.45

S 3 430 48.10 9.57 -0.23 0.48PUTN 39.5 43 P 3 43045.45 6.54 0.160.48

S 3 430 50.22 11.44 0.02 0.48COSP 39.8 28 P 3 430 45.52 6.58 0.19 0.48

S 2 430 50.12 11.51 -0.15 0.96CRNY 54.8 67 P 4 431 0.00 8.86 47.61 0.00

S 3 430 54.30 15.51 0.04 0.48SINY 59.6 116 P 3 430 48.75 9.57 0.43 0.09LVNJ 61.1 235 P 4 430 48.89 9.81 0.33 0.00

S 4 431 0.00 17.17 55.92 0.00~PNY 76.8 11 P 4 430 51.68 12.18 0.75 0.00

S 4 431 0.46 21.31 0.39 0.00PQN 79.0261 P 4 431 0.00 12.5151.260.00

S 4 431 0.00 21.89 60.65 0.00FHMC 85.1 241 P 4 430 52.90 13.43 0.72 0.00

S 4 431 0.00 23.50 62.260.00CLIN 87.1 17 P 4 430 53.68 13.73 1.20 0.00

S 4 431 3.51 24.03 0.730.00HRMC 90.2 241 P 4 430 53.86 14.20 0.91 0.00

G 4 431 0.00 24.85 63.60 0.00PFMC 95.0 243 P 4 430 54.45 14.92 0.78 0.00

82AUG18 aUE, 70 KM S FROM SEPT-ILESSIC 69 17 P 3 1124 21.50 11.93 2.51 1.0 0.2 1.2

S 1 1124 26.00 20.45 -1.45 1.0. GSa 75 185 S 3 1124 28.40 22.02 -0.62 1.0

}o[TQ 109247 P 1112424.80 18.12 -0.32 1.0 0.11.6S 1 1124 39.00 31.23 0.77 1.0

- MNQ 165311 P 1112432.60 26.12 -0.52 1.0 0.12.2S 1 1124 53.50 46.88 -0.38 1.0

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STH DIST AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RE3 WT AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMACkm deg see see see sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- .,

82AUC22 QUE, 50 KM N fROM CROSStS-ROCHESCSQ 54 177 P 0 1221 26.80 3.2 0.2 2.6

S 3 1221 33.15 15.59 0.16 0.2~ }[TQ 113261 PO 1221 36.03 18.01 0.02 3.2 0.12.4

S 3 1221 49.90 31.56 0.34 0.2MNQ 189 314 P 1 1221 46.30 28.33 -0.03 0.8 0.1 3.0

C 1 1222 10.10 5Z.87 -0.17 0.8N 3 1222 8.85 49.80 1.05 0.2

tBN 2Z7 207 P 4 1221 53.05 32.86 2.19 0.0 0.1 2.43 3 1222 19.50 63.25 -1.75 0.2

KLN 282 172 P 3 1221 59.4~ 39.10 1.15 0.2 0.0 2.4S 4 1222 27.55 69.60 -0.05 0.0

L~Q 3Z4 227 S 4 12Z2 36.50 18.31 0.19 0.0 0.2 2.5

82AUC29 QUE, 20 XM 5 FROM LA MALBAIEA54 10 347 P 0 02 7 15.25 4.14 0.11 1.0LMQ 20 12 P 4027 16.30 ~.12 0.18 0.0Al0 20 134 P 0 02 7 16.09 5.01 0.08 1.0

3 0 02 7 17.25 8.37 -0.12 1.0L~Q 28 96 P 4 02 1 11.~1 6.01 0.44 0.0 0.1 Z.8*

3 4 02 7 20.60 10.21 -0.61 0.0A61 42 31 P 0 02 7 19.05 8.03 O.OZ 1.0

5 0 02 7 24.64 13.62 0.02 1.0A64 63 36 P 0 02 7 21.90 11.11 -0.21 1.0

S 0 02 7 29.80 18.'7 -0.17 1.0A20 64 54 P 0 02 7 22.38 11.31 0.07 1.0

S 0 02 7 30.54 19.32 0.22 1.0QCQ 94 226 P 4 02 7 Z6.00 17.32 -2.32 0.0 0.1 3.2ERN 163 82 P 4 02 7 37.04 25.67 0.37 0.0 0.1 3.4

S 4 02 1 56.14 46.37 -0.63 0.0}[TQ 251 3S P 4 02747.85 36.42 0.43 0.0 0.13.6

S 4 02 8 15.2S 63.29 0.96 0.0SSQ 251 209 P 4 02 7 47.80 36.48 0.32 0.0 0.1 3.6

S 4 02 8 16.3S 63.38 1.'1 0.0CSQ 271 54 P 4 02 7 54.10 42.12 1.58 0.0 0.2 3.4

S 4 02 8 25.40 73.23 1.11 0.0KLN 310 99 P 4 02 7 54.60 43.67 -0.07 0.0

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TABLE 3 (Continued> Page 3-14

5TN D I ST AZM RMK }-(RMN SEC TCAL RES IJT AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sec sec

: --- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- ;

r!~1 5 4 02 82730 75.95 0.35 0.0~~ MNT 324231 P 4 02758.60 45.39 221 0.0 0.1 3.4

G 4 02 0 37.60 91.49 -4.89 0.0N '-1 02 8 3030 78.93 0.37 0.0

~ TRO 343250 P 4 02758.10 47.75 -0.65 0.0 0.23.35 4 02 8 35 80 83.07 1.73 0.0

MNO 371 10 P 4028 2.20 51.15 0.05 0.0 0.13.55 4 02 8 54.20 104.6 -1.42 0.0

GGI~ 372131 F 4 028 1.75 51.12 -0.37 0.0GAC 433 247 P '-1 02 8 1040 58.58 0.82 0.0 0.3 3.3

S 4 02 9 8.10 121.0 -4.67 0.0WHO 461 237 P 4 02 8 12 60 61.97 -0.37 0.0 0.2 3.3

5 4 02 9 15.65 129.5 -4.91 0.0JAG 810334 P 402854.90 104.6 -0.66 0.0

82AUG30 NH, SW OF LACONIA}-[Ni( 59.7296 EP 0 14735.50 '1.95 0.121.71

t5 0 147 43.00 17 71 -0.17 1.73BVT 79.0260 EP 0 14738.50 12.89 0.161.54 5S 2.0

ES 2 147 47.40 22.94 -1.03 0.05WES 122.7 168 ES 0 147 60.00 0.00 1.15QUA 127.8 209.EP 0 14745.90 20.29 0181.09 4S 1.9

ES 0 147 61.50 36.11 -0.06 1.11BNH 128.3 13 EP 0 14745.70 20.36 -0.13 1.10

ES 0 147 61.80 36.24 0.04 1.10LNX 184.0 227 EP 0 147 53.40 27.84 0.11 0.59 46 2.1

ES 0 147 75.10 4956 0.06 0.60I1Dl 223.6198 EP 0 1475700 32.74 -0.350.23 47 2.2

82AUG31 NY, NORTHVILLEGLOV 17.0 219 F 1 1017 0.92 2.83 -0.09 1.51

5 4 1017 0.00 4.95 63.13 0.00FMC 26.2 198 P 4 1017 1.62 4.22 -0.78 0.00

S 4 1017 4.62 7.38 -0.94 0.00MCG 36.7 91 P 4 1017 0.00 5.81 63.99 0.00

S 4 1017 9.75 10.17 1.40 0.00ACC 47.0 69 P 1 1017 5.49 7.37 -0.06 1.51

5 1 1017 11.04 12.90 -0.04 1.51STWA 50.6 122 P 1 1017 6.15 7.91 0.06 1.51

5 3 1017 11.55 13.84 -0.47 0.00ROTD 51.8169 P 41017 6.63 8.09 0.360.00. S 4 1017 12.37 14.16 0.03 0.00

BDR 64.0 167 P 3 1017 8.55 10.07 0.30 0.505 4 1017 l5. S5 17.62 -0.25 0.00

~ COM 66.9 101 P 2 1017 854 10.38 -0.02 1.00

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STN DIST AIM RMK HRMN SEt TCAL RES vr AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAG

km deg sac sec sec sec--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- S 4 1011 15.19 18.16 -0.55 0.00

~ RPI 68.6 140 P 3 1011 9.10 10.64 0.28 0.50S 4 1016 60.00 18.62 16.80 0.00

CLY 14.2 345 P 2 1017 9.82 11.49 0.15 0.97

. S 4 101719.81 20.11 1.520.00API( 74.2 342 P 4 1017 9.86 11.50 0.18 0.00

S 4 1011 19.37 20.13 1.07 0.00

CAMS 75 .4 103 P 4 1017 9. 6 Z 11.68 -0. 24 O. 00

S 4 1017 19.13 20.44 0.51 0.00

EGN 75.8343 P 4101710.11 11.13 0.200.005 4 1017 10.53 20.53 -8.18 0.00

CTR 76.8 345 P 4 1017 10.22 11.89 0.15 0.00

WND 96.9 117 P 4 1011 13.84 14.93 0.73 0.00

S 4 1017 25.21 26.13 0.900.00

MARL 121.0 109 P 4101717.59 18.58 0.830.00

S 4 1017 31.44 32.51 0.15 0.00

CRaG 124.6 309 P 4 1017 17.89 19.12 0.59 0.00

5 4 1017 34.39 33.46 2.15 0.00

WNY 134.2 11 P 4 1017 19.11 20.58 0.35 0.00

S 4 1017 36.03 36.01 1.84 0.00

tAlE 143.0 25C P 4101721.21 21.92 1.110.00

S 4 1016 60.00 38.36 36.54 0.00

VMNY 149.1 277 P 4 1011 22.01 25.72 -1.89 0.00

S 4 1016 60.00 45.01 43.19 0.00

CLIN 151.1 169 P 4 1017 22.31 23.14 0.99 0.00

5 4 1017 39.77 40.49 1.100.00

HBVT 157.3 35 P 4101722.49 24.09 0.220.00

WPNY 157.4 113 P 4 1017 23.58 24.10 1.30 0.00

S 4 1017 04.50 42.11 4.15 0.00

82SEP01 QUE, 25 KM N FROM LA POCATIERELMQ 16 210 P 4 0424 33.50 4.38 0.12 0.0 0.10.9*

S 4 0424 36.50 7.63 -0.13 0.0

A61 16 5 P 0 0424 33.52 4.34 0.18 1.0

S 0 0424 36.53 7.56 -0.03 1.0

LPQ 14 162 P 0 0424 33.28 5.22 -0.94 1.0 0.1 1.1*

5 4 0424 34.81 9.10 -3.29 0.0

A54 25 246 P 0 0424 34.40 5.34 0.06 1.0

S 0 0424 38.01 9.29 -0.28 1.0

Al0 34 191 P 0 0424 35.61 6.51 0.10 1.0

S 0 0424 41.02 11.33 0.69 1.0~ A64 35 28 P 0 0424 35.81 6.59 0.22 1.0

5 0 0424 40.52 11.48 0.04 1.0

tBN 141 90 P 4 0424 52.00 22.37 0.63 0.0 0.1 1.8~ S 4 0425 7.88 39.84 -0.96 0.0

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fr~ 82SEP03 QUE. 35 KH SE FROM HAUTERIVEI

, IITQ 34298 P 119430.20 5.96 0.24 0.1 0.11.1*S 1 19 434.90 10.20 0.70 0.1

~ G5Q 66 104 P 0 19 4 34.91 2.8 0.1 2.1S 1 19 4 42.80 18.81 -0.01 0.1

SIC 154 35 P 3 19 4 48.10 25.44 -1.34 0.2 0.2 2.1S 1 19 5 1.00 43.38 -0.38 0.1

EBN 169 181 P 3 19 4 52.00 27.28 0.12 0.2 0.1 2.1S 1 19 5 12.90 47.61 1.29 0.1

MNQ 175341 P 019452.08 28.05 0.03 2.8 0.22.6S 1 19 5 12.92 49.28 -0.36 0.1

LPQ 243 219 P 4 19 5 1.00 36.28 0.72 0.0 0.2 2.4~ 1 19 5 30.45 68.24 -1.79 0.1

KLN 273 153 P 4 19 5 5.40 40.01 1.39 0.0 0.0 2.25 4 19 5 33.80 69.71 0.09 0.0

82SEP03 ONT. 10 KM NY FROM OTTAWAOTT 74114 PO 2314 15.02 11.91 0.11 3.4 0.13.8

S 1 2314 25.46 20.89 1.51 0.8GAC 86 87 P 0 2314 16.71 13.18 -0.01 3.4 0.2 3.3

S 1 2314 27.90 24.15 0.15 0.8WBO 127 125 P 1 2314 23.20 21.38 -1.18 0.8 0.1 3.7

5 3 2314 39.85 35.42 1.43 0.2TRQ 169 68 PO 231429.35 16.60 -0.2~ 3.4 0.13.8

G 1 2314 50.22 47.20 0.02 0.8N 1 2314 50.22 46.68 0.54 0.8

MNT 232 94 P 3 2314 36.63 34.21 -0.58 0.2 0.1 4.0S 1 2315 1.60 64.19 -0.19 0.8

WEO 232 218 P 0 2314 37.28 34.21 0.01 3.4 0.1S 3 2315 2.18 59.93 -0.75 0.2

VDO 304 340 G 4 2314 49.50 48.77 -2.27 0.0 0.2 2.9N 1 2314 47.33 43.00 1.33 0.85 4 2315 21.49 75.27 3.22 0.0

SUD 351 286 P 1 2314 52.30 48.70 0.60 0.8 0.33.5S 4 2315 34.10 98.00 -6.30 0.0

EFO 360 218 P 1 2314 55.50 49.81 2.69 0.8 0.3 4.05 1 2315 41.00 100.6 -2.56 0.8

SBQ 365 93 P 4 2314 51.00 50.51 3.49 0.0 0.33.7;, G 1 231544.70 102.2 -0.46 0.8

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STN DI5T AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES vr AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAGkm deg sac sec sac sec

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EBN 672 69 P 3 2315 31.40 87.91 0.49 0.2 0.3 3.75 4 2317 3.40 188.0 -7.65 0.0

HTQ 731 55 P 3 2315 35.43 95.12 -2.69 0.2 0.3 3.8.. S 4 2317 22.83 204.6 -4.80 0.0

GGN 767 91 P 4 2315 43.80 99.45 J..35 0.0 0.43.55 4 2317 37.90 214.6 0.30 0.0

MNQ 794 44 P 3 23J.5 45.15 102.8 -0.64 0.2 0.43.9S 4 2317 6.80 179.6 4.20 0.0

KLN 798 77 P 3 23J.5 45.65 103.3 -0.63 0.2 0.3 3.4S 4 2317 4.40 180.4 0.95 0.0

GSQ 80J. 60 P 3 2315 46.30 103.? -0.39 0.2 0.4 3.8S 4 2317 41.50 224.3 -5.76 0.0

JAQ 907 4 P 3 2315 5? 75 116.7 -1 .86 0.2N 4 2317 21.90 203.7 -4.80 0.0G 4 2318 10.25 254.0 -6.68 0.0

. LHC 1010 292 S 4 2318 38.00 282.8 -7.7~ 0.0 0.7 3.4SCtl 1233 31 N 3231836.00 0.2 0.53.8

G 4 2319 39.00 345.1 -9.12 0.0

82SEP04 NB. 80 KM SW FROM MCKENDRICK LKLN 82 35 P 1 0638 27.80 13.10 -1.30 1.1 0.0 2.2

S 1 0638 39.90 23.09 0.81 1.1GGN 125174 P 1 0638 36.25 19.95 0.30 1.1 0.22.4

5 1 0638 50.90 34.95 -0.05 1.1EBN 174 327 P 1 0638 42.70 26.37 0.33 1.1 0.1 1.9

S 3 0639 3.45 48.48 -1.03 0.3

82SEP04 NB. 70 KM E FROM ST GEORGECGN 71 270 P 1 1156 28.63 11.96 -0.31 1.3 0.0 3.1

S 1 1156 37.85 20.62 0.23 1.3UNB 108 329 P 3 1136 34.30 17.82 -0.52 0.3 0.3

S 3 1156 48.30 30.80 O.~O 0.3PQl 113 258 P 1156 35 .~O 18.72 -0.22 1.3PQO 123 264 P 1156 36.80 20.20 -0.40 1.3EMM 130251 P 115638.00 21.44 -0.44 1.3KLN 195 350 P 3 1156 46.40 29.61 -0.21 0.3 0.1 3.1

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STN DI5T AZM RHK I[RMN 3EC TCAL RES WT AKX PRX XKAG FMP FMAGkm deg sec sec sac sac

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HNM 233 258 P 1156 47.50 29.94 0.56 1.3S 1157 10.00

MIM 245 214 P 1156 53.20 35.68 0.52 1.3" CBM 264 321 P 1156 55.30 37.99 0.31 1.3

EDN 323 321 P 1 1151 1.60 45.22 -0.62 1.3 0.2 2.8G 3 1157 46.70 90.83 -1.13 0.3N 4 1151 33.40 18.80 -2.40 0.0

MNQ 639342 P 3115741.00 83.80 0.20 0.3 0.12.5S 1 115844.10 146.1 1.60 1.3

825EP05 NY, 5ACANDAGA RESERVOIRGLOV 15.0 239 P 344 34.62 3.11 0.02 1.55

S 3 344 36.73 5.44 -0.20 0.39FMC 21.9 201 P 4 344 39.13 3.98 3.66 0.00

5 4 345 0.00 6.96 38.45 0.00MCG 34.9 82 P 344 37.24 5.11 -0.02 1.55

S 1 344 41.64 10.10 0.06 1.16ACC 47.2 62 P 3 344 39.60 7.57 0.54 0.00

S 2 344 44.65 13.25 -0.08 0.77COM 63.9 96 P 1 344 41.52 10.05 -0.02 1.16

S 4 344 49.52 17.59 0.45 0.00WNY 139.1 10 P 1 344 53.00 21.38 0.13 0.42

825EPli NH, WE5T OF LACONIAJ-INH 65.9293 EP 0 52813.70 11.05 -0.051.42 35 1.6

E5 0 528 22.40 19.&7 0.01 1.42BVT 86.3 261 EP 0 528 17.10 14.20 0.18 1.23 35 1.6

E5 0 528 27.80 25.27 -0.23 1.21BNH 126.0 10 EP 0 528 23.10 20.22 0.14 0.94 30 1.1

E5 0 528 39.00 35." 0.22 0.92TRM 134.8 50 £5 0 528 40.10 38.37 -0.35 0.15 2 .10 1.9MDl 226.9 200 £S 0 52~ 3.00 0.00 0.11

82 nEP 14 NJ-[, N\o/ OF FRANCONI ADNH 59.2 60 EP 0 2233 14.50 9.84 0.38 1.10 85 2.3

ES 0 2233 22.10 17.52 -0.26 1.18HNH 75.5204 EP 422331'.20 12.53 2.470.00

£5 0 2233 26.'0 22.31 -0.11 1.13BVT 121.1 207 EP 4223325.60 20.11 1.880.00 11.15 2.4

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STN DIST AZM RMK HRMN SEC TCAL RES vr AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMACkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- - TRM 131.6 93 EP 4 2233 29.00 21.61 3.820.00

ES 0 2233 42.00 38.47 -0.05 0.76

~ 82SEP14 NH, NW OF FRANCONIABNH 58.3 69 EP 0233718.00 9.81 0.321.21 70 2.1

ES 0 2337 25.60 17.46 -0.29 1.22BVT 127.9 204 EP 4 2337 28.80 20.51 1.09 0.00

ES 0 2337 43.70 36.51 -0.05 0.81TRM 135.3 97 EP 4 2337 31.00 21.64 2.20 0.00

ES 0 2337 45.70 38.52 0.01 0.76

82SEP16 NJ, FRANKLINCPO 19.1 125 P 2. 636 31.90 3.20 0.10 1.25

S 4 637 0.00 5.60 34.20 0.00LVNJ 35.5195 P 2 63634.60 5.93 0.071.25

S 3 636 38.70 10.38 -0.28 0.63TBR 35.5 85 P 3 636 34.50 5.94 -0.04 0.63

S 4 636 38.50 10.39 -0.49 0.00RAMA 37.0 93 P 2 63634.70 6.19 -0.09 1.25

S 4 637 0.00 10.83 39.43 0.00

82SEP21 NH, 20KM S\J OF LANCASTERBNH 50.1 60 EP 0 2137 50.50 8.53 0.05 1.46 60 1.9

ES 0 2137 57.60 15.19 -0.07 1.46\l/NH 63.9 150 EP 0 2137 52.00 10.70 0.11 1.36DVT 72.5336 EP 0 2137 53.70 12.01 0.441.14 45 1.8

ES 0 2137 62.40 21.38 -0.28 1.26ONH 123.0169 EP 3 2137 61.00 19.66 -0.970.01

En 4 2137 75.00 35.00 -3.17 0.00BVT 129.3209 EP 0 2137 61.50 20.62 -0.360.84 57 2.1

ES 4 2137 75.60 36.70 -2.38 0.00PNH 143.7 191 EP 02137 65.00 22.81 -0.030.78DNH 156.2152 EP 0213766.00 24.71 0.100.69

ES 4 2137 90.00 43.98 4.83 0.00

82£EP22 QUE, 25 KM N\J FROM LA POCATIEREA61 18 15 P 0 1514 36.25 4.21 0.04 1.1

SO 151439.19 7.07 0.12 1.1A54 21 2.46 P 0 1514 36.69 4.62 0.07 1.1

S 0 1514 39.71 7.76 -0.05 1.1. LPQ 24 153 P 0 1514 37.14 4.97 0.17 1.1 0.1 1.7*

5 1 1514 39.50 8.36 -0.86 0.3AI0 32 185 P 0 1514 38.18 6.10 0.08 1.1

~ S 0 1514 42.21 10.34 -0.13 1.1A64 38 31 P 0 1514 38.76 6.94 -0.18 1.1 ~

5 0 1514 43.69 11.81 -0.12 1.1A20 40 61 P 0 1514 39.27 7.20 0.07 1.1

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5TN D I ST AZM RMK I-[RMN SEt TCAL RES vr AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMACkm deg sec sec sec sec

--- --- --- --- --- -- --- --- --- w S 0 1514 44.29 12.26 0.03 1.1

EeN 144 89 P 4 1514 53.90 23.81 -1.91 0.0 0.1 2.4S 4 1515 12.30 40.92 -0.62 0.0

" CSO 273 55 S 4 1515 48.90 76.82 0.08 0.0KLN 297 104 P 4 1515 18.60 42.48 4.12 0.0

5 4 1515 52.21 83.62 -3.41 0.0MNO 349 16 P 4 1515 22.00 48.79 1.21 0.0 0.1 2.2

N 4 1515 57.50 84.93 0.51 0.0G 4 1516 9.00 98.08 -1.08 0.0

82SEP24 OUE, 80 KM 51J FROM CRAND-REf-[OUSGAC 68 114 5 1 0449 36.95 19.75 0.20 1.1CRO 80 24 P 1044930.36 13.12 0.24 1.1 0.01.8

S 1 0449 39.60 22.85 -0.25 1.1\l/SO 132 143 5 1 0449 54.00 37.22 -0.22 1.1 0.1 1.8TRO 137 77 P 3 0449 40.70 22.23 1.47 0.3 0.11.6

S 1 0449 55.63 38.67 -0.04 1.1

82SEP28 NB, 100 KM NE FROM ST GEORGEGGN 98221 P 1054847.02 15.97 0.05 1.1 0.01.5

S 3 0548 59.20 27.81 0.39 0.3KLN 121 346 P 1 0548 50.36 19.62 -0.26 1.1 0.1 2.0

S 3 0549 6.80 34.18 1.62 0.3POl 143 227 P 0548 53.10 22.94 -0.24 1.1

S 0549 10.80 40.28 -0.48 1.1POO 145 233 P 0548 54.30 23.24 0.06 1.1

5 0549 11.95 40.94 0.01 1.1EMM 165225 P 054857.00 25.65 0.35 1.1

5 0549 16.50 46.45 -0.95 1.1CBM 207 309 S 0549 28.80 58.09 -0.29 1.1BPM 254 241 P 0549 7 20 36.47 -0.27 1.1

5 0549 36.75 63.80 1.95 1.1

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KLN 120 348 P 1024 13.50 20.52 -0.02 1.0 0.1 2.5pal 141 226 P 1024 15.75 23.04 -0.29 1.0

~.. 5 102433.15 40.01 0.14 1.0pao 143 232 P 1024 16.30 23.31 -0.01 1.0

5 1024 33.90 40.58 0.31. 1.0EMM 163224 P 102419.20 15.76 0.44 1.0

5 1024 38.70 46.20 -0.50 1.0CBM 204 309 5 1024 50.55 57.57 -0.02 1.0

82SEP28 NB, 100 KM NE FROM 5T GEORGEKLN 122 348 P 1025 44.80 20.01 -0.21 1.0 0.1 2.5pal 140 227 P 1025 41.30 22.26 0.04 1.0

S 1026 4.60 39.11 0.43 1.0pao 163 225 P 1025 47.10 22.37 0.33 1.0

S 1026 5.35 40.99 -0.64 1.0CBM 206 309 5 1026 22.45 57.38 0.01 1.0BPM 251 241 S 4 1026 30.40 70.01 -4.61 0.0

82SEP28 VT, MANCHESTERBVT 45.1 57 EP 0 2224 20.60 7.72 0.29 2.09 80 2.2

ES 0 2224 26.20 13.74 -0.17 2.09LNX 89.2 191 EP 0 2224 27.00 14.73 -0.32 1.61 10 2.2

ES 4 2224 37.20 26.22 -1.65 0.00HNH 89.8 44 EP 0222427.80 14.82 -0.201.64QUA 93.0 143 EP 1 2224 28.50 15.31 0.61. 1.02 55 2.0

tS 0 2224 39.65 27.25 -0.20 1.60ECT 146.3 191 EP 0 2224 35.10 23.40 -0.29 1.05

E5 4 2124 53.00 41.65 -1.28 0.00WES 164.1 120 EP 4 2224 40.00 26.04 1.410.00 '.20 2.1

ES 0 2124 58.60 46.35 -0.30 0.87MOl 181.4164 EP 2 222441.50 28.17 0.780.14 '.10 2.1 50 1.1

E5 0 2224 63.00 50.14 0.30 0.70NSC 208.0 151 EP 4 2224 45.20 31.46 1.190.00 '.20 2.2

E5 0 2124 68.80 56.00 0.24 0.43DVT 216. 1 19 EP 2 2224 45.80 32 .46 0.74 o. 13 70 1.4BNH 2 1 7 . 8 4 2 6

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STN D I ST AIK RKK I-[RHN SEC TCAL RES vr AMI PRX IliAC FKP FKACkm deg sec sec sec sec

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82SEP30 NS,E or CAPE SABLEPO1 313.5 304 EP 0 1637 15.10 44.85 -0 .1Z 1.11

,!~ EMM 315.2300 EP 0163715.60 45.06 -0.43 1.11 128 2.9POO 327.6 304 EP 0 1637 18.00 46.58 0.42 1.05

E5 0 1637 54.00 82.92 0.06 1.08BPM 404.5 291 EP 3 1637 28.80 56.08 1.740.00 115 2.9

ES 0 1637 71.00 99.82 0.19 0.60

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FORESHOCKS, AFTERSHOCKS, AND MICROEARTHQUAKES

DATE ARRIVAL-TIME MAG STA

01 JUL 004835. -2.3 MD31I:'~ 01 JUL 061136. -1.3 MD3

01 JUL 090149. -1.8 MD301 JUL 111440. -1.6 MD301 JUL 230500. -2.1 MD301 JUL 232043. -2.1 MD302 JUL 024237. -2.0 MD302 JUL 024253. -2.2 MD302 JUL 041341. -1.8 MD302 JUL 134307. -2.0 MD302 JUL 184918. -0.6 MD202 JUL 185216. -1.2 MD203 JUL 145506. -1.8 MD203 JUL 163206. -1.1 MD303 JUL 212752. -1.0 MD203 JUL 231849. -1.2 MD203 JUL 231920. -0.7 MD203 JUL 235717. -0.7 MD304 JUL 055807. -0.7 MD204 JUL 115044. -1.9 MD304 JUL 145610. -1.9 MD305 JUL 155607. -1.5 MD3205 JUL 171739. 2.5 KLN05 JUL 172616. -1.8 MD305 JUL 172617. -1.8 MD305 JUL 221852. -1.0 MD105 JUL 221906. -0.7 MD1306 JUL 054020. -0.1 LMQ06 JUL 151400. -1.6 MD306 JUL 153306. -1.8 MD306 JUL 161439. -1.4 MD306 JUL 161829. -1.0 MD306 JUL 163721. -1.2 MD306 JUL 211952. -1.0 MD306 JUL 212828. -1.8 MD306 JUL 212834. -2.0 MD306 JUL 235532. -1.2 MD306 JUL 235546. -1.3 MD307 JUL 000044. -1.7 MD307 JUL 011924. -1.3 MD307 JUL 020726. -0.9 MD107 JUL 021219. -1.7 MD307 JUL 022525. -1.9 MD307 JUL 031744. -1.6 MD307 JUL 213418. -2.0 MD307 JUL 213434. -1.5 MD3

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- 08 JUL 114554. -1.6 MD409 JUL 012355. -2.0 MD309 JUL 015607. -1.3 MD3

~~ 09 JUL 030513. -1.8 MD109 JUL 031830. -1.5 MD309 JUL 032005. -1.7 MD309 JUL 052706. -1.5 MD309 JUL 062852. -1.6 MD309 JUL 082913. -1.6 MD309 JUL 103635. -1.6 MD109 JUL 133901. -1.6 MD109 JUL 135617. -1.8 MD110 JUL 013227. -2.0 MD310 JUL 013228. -1.8 MD310 JUL 021651. -1.6 MD310 JUL 022125. -1.7 MD310 JUL 024016. -1.4 MD3410 JUL 0336 -0.1 HNME10 JUL 035621. -1.7 MD310 JUL 041211. -1.8 MD310 JUL 0419 -0.1 HNME10 JUL 0449 0.4 HNME10 JUL 050153. -1.7 MD310 JUL 0510 -0.6 HNME10 JUL 055911. -1.9 MD310 JUL 055941. -1.2 MD310 JUL 060431. -1.7 MD310 JUL 062020. -1.7 MD310 JUL 063242. -1.6 MD310 JUL 0733 0.1 HNME10 JUL 074821. -1.7 MD410 JUL 0927 0.6 HNME10 JUL 115233. -1.7 MD310 JUL 1527 0.0 HNME10 JUL 161225. -1.7 MD110 JUL 161234. -2.0 MD310 JUL 162736. -1.8 MD110 JUL 164053. -1.7 MD310 JUL 212103. -1.8 MD310 JUL 212223. -1.8 MD3

- 10 JUL 223914. -1.8 MD411 JUL 043157. -1.5 MD411 JUL 043230. -1.7 MD4

~ 11 JUL 063556. -1.7 MD411 JUL 210901. 1.9 KLN11 JUL 212154. -2.1 MD312 JUL 102056. 2.2 KLN13 JUL 103533. -1.9 MD116 JUL 073547. -1.0 MD317 JUL 095016. 2.4 KLN

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17 JUL 143307. 2.4 KLN18 JUL 150105. 2.9 KLN

. 19 JUL 181800. 2.3 KLN20 JUL 061447. 2.4 KLN

r 20 JUL 061916. 2.0 KLN5fl. 21 JUL 1522 < 2 BML

21 JUL 1543 <2 BML22 JUL 024927. 2.0 KLN622 JUL 204904. 0.6 SUFF23 JUL 055217. 0.3 MD123 JUL 133442. 0.4 MD124 JUL 045331. 1.8 KLN26 JUL 034839. 2.2 KLN26 JUL 042109. 0.2 LMQ726 JUL 223333. 0.8 LPQ27 JUL 032219. 2.5 KLN27 JUL 090350. 0.1 LMQ28 JUL 005321. -2.0 MD328 JUL 030057. -1.8 MD428 JUL 044936. -1.5 MD428 JUL 053537. 3.7 KLN29 JUL 034116. 0.1 LMQ30 JUL 090818. 2.5 KLN03 AUG 114432. 2.5 KLN804 AUG 1852 -0.2 MIM08 AUG 000444. < 2 CTR 9

09 AUG 092914. 0.4 LMQ12 AUG 204318. 3.3 KLN13 AUG 072230. 2.3 KLN1016 AUG 0245 0.2 WFM1116 AUG 0251 0.1 WES16 AUG 0255 0.5 WES16 AUG 0306 0.7 WES16 AUG 0326 0.8 WES16 AUG 0401 0.7 WES16 AUG 043029. 1.2 WES16 AUG 0446 0.2 WFM16 AUG 0530 0.7 WES16 AUG 0803 0.5 WES16 AUG 160841. 1.2 WES18 AUG 072300. 2.4 KLN21 AUG 202321. 1.9 KLN

v 24 AUG 222830. 2.3 KLN

25 AUG 173427. -0.1 LMQ27 AUG 004145. 2.0 KLN

~ 31 AUG 015130. 2.3 KLN31 AUG 031055. -1.2 MD331 AUG 031224. -0.7 MD331 AUG 0808 < 2 BML31 AUG 105804. 2.2 KLN1202 SEP 014902. 0.1 A6102 SEP 0911 < 2 BML

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02 SEP 113604. 2.9 KLN1304 SEP 120109. 1.7 PQ106 SEP 003807. 2.0 KLN

,.~ 07 SEP 013812. 2.1 KLN07 SEP 210038. 2.5 KLN09 SEP 083115. 1.9 KLN09 SEP 145614. 2.1 KLN10 SEP 061740. 2.2 KLN10-SEP 094249. 2.2 KLN12 SEP 173804. 1.8 KLN1413 SEP 040811. <2 WNY13 SEP 180420. 2.2 KLN16 SEP 142939. 2.7 KLN19 SEP 013717. 3.1 KLN27 SEP 055746. 0.4 LMQ28 SEP 1028 1.8 PQ128 SEP 144411. -0.5 MD128 SEP 145734. -1.3 MD129 SEP 041538. 0.5 MD1

Closest Station Location of Event

1. MD's Moodus, CT2. KLN McKendrick Lake, NB3. LMQ La Malbaie, PQ4. HNME Houlton, ME5. BML Blue Mountain Lake, NY6. SUFF Suffern, NY7. LPQ La Pocatiere, PQ8. MIM Milo, ME9. CTR Castle Rock, NY

10. WFM Westford, MA11. WES Weston, MA12. A61 La Malbaie, PQ13. PQ1 East Ridge, ME14. WNY Wilmington, NY

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