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Looking to the southwest - down Cook Inlet |
Cook Inlet, Alaska June, 1959 |
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Hydrographic signal-building party on Fire Island - 9 miles southwest Anchorage Latitude 61 09 N; Longitude 150 12 W |
Fire Island, Cook Inlet, Alaska June, 1959 |
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Tide staffs at Fire Island - note series of three staffs allowing leveling at all stages of 30 foot tide. Latitude 61 09 N; Longitude 150 12 W |
Fire Island, Cook Inlet, Alaska June, 1959 |
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Resurrection Bay - in the vicinity of Turnagain Arm Latitude 61 06 N; Longitude 150 12 W |
Resurrection Bay, Alaska June, 1959 |
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Resurrection Bay - in the vicinity of Turnagain Arm Latitude 61 06 N; Longitude 150 12 W |
Resurrection Bay, Alaska June, 1959 |
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A glacier near Seward |
Seward, Alaska June, 1959 |
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A view of Seward -- Latitude 60 06.5N; Longitude 149 26.5 W |
Seward, Alaska June, 1959 |
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A view of Seward -- Latitude 60 06.5N; Longitude 149 26.5 W |
Seward, Alaska June, 1959 |
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Reading the reversing thermometers after a Nansen cast Used to compute velocity of sound in seawater |
September, 1959 |
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Army installations at Dutch Harbor |
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Alaska September, 1959 |
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Lieutenant Commander Harley Nygren On the EXPLORER. |
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Alaska September, 1959 |
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The EXPLORER at Dutch Harbor |
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Alaska September, 1959 |
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The EXPLORER at Dutch Harbor |
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Alaska September, 1959 |
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Lieutenant Commander Harley Nygren On the EXPLORER. |
Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island, Alaska September, 1959 |
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Lieutenant Commander Harley Nygren turning angles on the Alaska Peninsula It looks like a chilly September day. |
September, 1959 |
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Pavlof Volcano on the Alaska Peninsula |
September, 1959 |
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Passing through Unimak Pass and headed south on a brisk September day. On the EXPLORER. |
September, 1959 |
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Shishaldin Volcano on the left - an Aleutian stratovolcano |
September, 1959 |
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Shishaldin Volcano |
September, 1959 |
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Gambell - the largest city on St. Lawrence Island |
Northern Bering Sea July, 1960 |
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Dr. Richard Fleming on the bow of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea July, 1960 |
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Hauling a dead walrus onto the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea July, 1960 |
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Lieutenant Commander Harley Nygren on the "hero platform." Taking a Nansen cast to determine water temperatures and density. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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Cape Lisburne from the bridgewing of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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A Bering Sea sunset from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The Bering Sea kicking up a little bit. On the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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Cape York from at sea. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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A drift buoy with radar reflector for studying surface currents. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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A rolly day on the BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The shore at Point Hope |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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Huskies and whale bones at Point Hope |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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Deploying a Van Vehn grab sampler from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The bow of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship BROWN BEAR. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The edge of the pack ice. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The edge of the pack ice. |
Northern Bering Sea August, 1960 |
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The harbor at Montevideo |
Montevideo, Uruguay December 1961 |
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The harbor at Port Stanley The beginning point of HMRS SHACKLETON Antarctic cruise |
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands December 1961 |
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A view of the harbor The beginning point of HMRS SHACKLETON Antarctic cruise |
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands December 1961 |
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Cruising in Lemaire Channel. 65 05 S Latitude 64 00 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Cruising in Lemaire Channel. 65 05 S Latitude 64 00 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Cruising in Lemaire Channel. 65 05 S Latitude 64 00 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Cruising in Lemaire Channel. 65 05 S Latitude 64 00 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Cruising in Lemaire Channel. 65 05 S Latitude 64 00 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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The north shore of Peltier Channel. 64 52 S Latitude 63 32 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Ice in Peltier Channel - large white ice berg is 50 to 100 feet high. 64 52 S Latitude 63 32 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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The first iceberg seen during the expedition |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Passing an iceberg on a gray day |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Mountain peak illuminated by midnight sun at Port Lockroy. 64 50 S Latitude 63 30 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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The abandoned base at Port Lockroy. The SHACKLETON came here to remove equipment. 64 50 S Latitude 63 30 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |
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Boat from the SHACKLETON making its way through the ice at Port Lockroy. 64 50 S Latitude 63 30 W Longitude. |
Antarctic Peninsula January 1962 |