19th Century African Instrumental and Documentary Precipitation Data
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NAME OF DATA SET:
19th Century African Instrumental and Documentary Precipitation Data
LAST UPDATE: 2/2012 - Addition of Validation statistics for 90 regions.
(Original receipt by WDC Paleo 10/2011)
CONTRIBUTORS: Nicholson, S.E.
IGBP PAGES/WDCA CONTRIBUTION SERIES NUMBER: 2011-130
WDC PALEO CONTRIBUTION SERIES CITATION:
Nicholson, S.E. 2011.
19th Century African Instrumental and Documentary Precipitation Data.
IGBP PAGES/World Data Center for Paleoclimatology
Data Contribution Series # 2011-130.
NOAA/NCDC Paleoclimatology Program, Boulder CO, USA.
ORIGINAL REFERENCE:
Nicholson, S.E. 2001.
A Semi-Quantitative, Regional Precipitation Data Set for Studying
African Climates of the Nineteenth Century, Part I.
Overview of the Data Set.
Climatic Change, Volume 50, Number 3, pp. 317-353, August 2001.
DOI: 10.1023/A:1010674724320
ABSTRACT:
This article describes a historical archive of proxy and actual
precipitation data that extends the African climate record back
to the early nineteenth century. The 'proxy' archive includes
verbal, documentary references which contain information related
to rainfall conditions, such as references to famine, drought,
agriculture or the nature of the rainy season. The precipitation
archive includes all observations made in Africa during the
nineteenth century. It consists of records for 60 stations
in Algeria, 87 stations in South Africa and 304 stations
scattered over the rest of Africa. Information is particularly
plentiful for the 1880s and 1890s. The two parts have been
combined into a semi-quantitative regional data set indicating
annual rainfall conditions in terms of anomaly classes (e.g.,
normal, dry, wet). This data set extends from the early nineteenth
century to 1900 and distinguishes seven anomaly classes, using
numbers ranging from -3 to +3 to represent very wet, wet, good
rains, normal, dry, drought, and severe drought. The regionalization
is based on 90 geographical regions shown via studies of the modern
precipitation record to be climatically homogeneous with respect to
the interannual variability of rainfall. The regional aggregation
allows the voluminous fragmentary information available in
historical sources to be used systematically to produce multiyear
time series that can be directly integrated into the modern record
for each region. The resultant time series can also be subjected
to statistical analysis, in order to investigate nineteenth century
climate over Africa. Spatial detail is added to the data set by
utilizing a unique methodology based on climatic teleconnections
established from studies of rainfall variability over Africa.
The historical information and station records have been combined
into a file containing a regional anomaly value for up to 90
geographic regions and the years 1801-1900. Gaps necessarily
remain in the matrix, but as early as the 1820s over 40 regions
are represented. By the 1880s generally around 70 regions or more
are represented.
ADDITIONAL REFERENCES:
Nicholson, S. E., A. K. Dezfuli, and D. Klotter, 2012.
A two-century precipitation data set for the continent of Africa.
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. 93, 1219-1231
Nicholson, S. E., D. Klotter, and A. K. Dezfuli, 2012.
Spatial reconstruction of semi-quantitative precipitation fields over Africa
during the nineteenth century from documentary evidence and gauge data.
Quaternary Research. 78(1), 13-23.
GEOGRAPHIC REGION: Africa
PERIOD OF RECORD: 1801-1900 AD
FUNDING SOURCES:
US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
DATA FILE URLS:
ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/paleo/historical/africa/africa2001precip.txt
ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/paleo/historical/africa/africa2001precip.xls
DESCRIPTION:
African Rain Gauge and documentary information for the 19th Century.
African precipitation gauge data:
The historical gauge data contains precipitation readings of monthly
data for stations in and around Africa. Each station is listed
in order, with its location in Latitude (DDDMM), longitude (DDDMM)
and altitude (meters). The second line of the header is the mean
rainfall for each month, with the total rainfall at the last column.
Standard deviations (if available) are listed in the third line
of the header. Each subsequent line consists of the actual raw data.
The individual record is the 5 letter year code, the 5 letter station
code, year, 12 months of data, and the year total. Missing data
is noted by 9999 for the months and 99999 for the year. In some
cases only the year total was available, denoted by the code letter
'G' after the year (col 15). Each station's data list is terminated
by a record list of all 9's. All values are in millimeters per month
for the 12 months (Jan to Dec) and the year total in mm/year.
African historical regional data:
The entry for each region and year includes five points of information.
Left to right, these are the region number, year, index class (-3 to +3),
the number of entries used to produce the index, and the source of the
information. The right hand column on source uses H to designate
documentary information, G to designate a gauge record, "regional
substitution" to indicate a value obtained from a nearby and high-
correlated region, and "spatial reconstruction" to indicate that
a technique based on PCs was used to fill in spatial gaps.
The precipitation index associated with all gauge and documentary
entries is also given in this column.
African historical documentary information:
The data set is based on geographic regions, the approximate
coordinates of which are given below. The geographical distribution
of the regions is given in several publications, including
Nicholson 1986 and Nicholson 2001. Data are presented as local
precipitation index, a wetness index ranging from -3 to +3.
For each entry there are five categories of information,
indicated respectively by %A, %F, %K, %D, and %T.
%A indicates which of the ninety regions the entry applies to.
%F indicates the index value(-3 for extremely dry to +3 for extremely wet).
%K indicates the geographical area in Africa, usually by country.
%D indicates the year or years to which the entry applies.
%T gives the information are climate and weather in the year and,
in most cases, a source is given.
Location of region centers, 90 geographical areas in Africa.
Created by Dr. Sharon Nicholson, Florida State University for
African precipitation stations.
Reg. Lat Lon
1 35.7 7.0
2 34.0 -5.0
3 31.8 22.2
4 27.2 -10.4
5 29.0 0.1
6 29.8 8.0
7 26.8 20.6
8 25.2 31.6
9 20.5 -11.2
10 21.5 -1.6
11 19.2 15.6
12 19.7 32.6
13 17.2 -14.1
14 16.2 -2.1
15 14.6 11.5
16 14.0 22.8
17 13.6 30.5
18 14.0 -12.1
19 12.6 -2.6
20 12.7 9.2
21 10.5 19.1
22 10.7 34.2
23 9.0 -9.9
24 10.1 1.1
25 7.7 10.6
26 7.1 16.4
27 8.1 37.0
28 6.8 -3.5
29 6.8 6.4
30 -2.3 22.6
31 2.4 30.8
32 -2.0 30.4
33 2.8 38.7
34 3.7 23.9
35 4.3 19.3
36 2.9 14.1
37 -5.4 38.2
38 -7.8 34.9
39 -7.0 28.7
40 -6.0 19.2
41 -7.0 23.7
42 -2.1 15.5
43 -11.7 32.6
44 -11.0 26.3
45 16.4 39.6
46 -9.1 15.9
47 -10.6 13.1
48 -14.7 25.5
49 -11.3 17.3
50 -13.2 18.5
51 -3.9 12.8
52 -16.2 14.8
53 -12.1 38.0
54 -13.2 35.0
55 -16.1 36.2
56 -15.2 33.1
57 -16.7 27.5
58 -18.0 37.7
59 -17.9 32.3
60 -19.5 28.6
61 -18.9 16.4
62 -19.2 20.9
63 -20.6 15.6
64 -22.1 30.7
65 -22.0 17.7
66 -20.3 33.7
67 -23.0 33.6
68 -23.0 27.3
69 -24.2 17.4
70 -26.4 17.0
71 -19.6 13.5
72 -26.4 31.8
73 -27.9 29.9
74 -26.4 27.0
75 -29.7 28.4
76 -29.1 25.6
77 -26.1 23.0
78 -27.8 20.3
79 -32.2 28.6
80 -32.2 24.4
81 -31.1 21.0
82 -30.0 18.0
83 -34.2 22.7
84 -33.6 19.2
85 6.8 28.9
86 2.3 11.5
87 -2.6 37.6
88 9.5 41.4
89 5.5 46.4
90 0.6 20.4
DATA:
1. 19th Century African Gauge Precipitation Data
The historical gauge data contains precipitation readings of monthly
data for stations in and around Africa. Each station is listed
in order, with its location in Latitude (DDDMM), longitude (DDDMM)
and altitude (meters). The second line of the header is the mean
rainfall for each month, with the total rainfall at the last column.
Standard deviations (if available) are listed in the third line
of the header. Each subsequent line consists of the actual raw data.
The individual record is the 5 letter year code, the 5 letter station
code, year, 12 months of data, and the year total. Missing data
is noted by 9999 for the months and 99999 for the year. In some
cases only the year total was available, denoted by the code letter
'G' after the year (col 15). Each station's data list is terminated
by a record list of all 9's. All values are in millimeters per month
for the 12 months (Jan to Dec) and the year total in mm/year.
ALGERAFLOU AFLOU 3408 203 1426 2
ALGERAFLOU MEAN 21 28 41 48 45 21 44 14 33 34 33 38 370
ALGERAFLOU STDV 30 13 95 17 20 19 41 11 28 30 34 21 163
ALGERAFLOU1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 51 27 9999
ALGERAFLOU1875 0 21 124 27 45 16 10 14 45 52 15 42 411
ALGERAFLOU1876 86 21 61 29 73 49 27 14 14 79 3 43 499
ALGERAFLOU1877 1 4 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 23 9999
ALGERAFLOU1878 2 0 16 0 0 3 0 26 14 78 5 30 174
ALGERAFLOU1879 16 56 23 40 23 2 7 3 10 15 14 5 214
ALGERAFLOU1880 9 16 25 15 20 18 4 23 18 2 37 33 220
ALGERAFLOU1881 1 42 32 13 40 24 37 2 13 28 14 86 332
ALGERAFLOU1882 37 38 15 19 43 11 18 2 20 0 0 35 238
ALGERAFLOU1883 19 0 31 46 77 5 6 11 3 3 57 8 266
ALGERAFLOU1884 11 54 347 47 107 39 5 3 23 70 99 73 878
ALGERAFLOU1885 108 30 29 69 55 36 38 20 3 99 49 0 536
ALGERAFLOU1886 53 47 12 128 49 1 6 38 135 35 22 13 539
ALGERAFLOU1887 5 42 43 119 19 31 34 32 66 0 45 65 501
ALGERAFLOU1888 27 42 29 56 99 47 29 7 27 7 10 45 425
ALGERAFLOU1889 43 3 39 20 34 2 0 22 43 0 7 39 252
ALGERAFLOU1890 2 21 41 62 41 55 8 6 62 91 58 73 520
ALGERAFLOU1891 21 13 26 33 9 19 19 4 12 27 77 3 263
ALGERAFLOU1893 43 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 0 0 9999
ALGERAFLOU1894 0 0 0 0 25 21 8 14 16 14 19 95 212
ALGERAFLOU1895 43 3 19 33 32 12 3 33 33 35 17 2 265
ALGERAFLOU1896 26 58 284 21 45 0 2 9 16 48 36 41 586
ALGERAFLOU1897 5 18 27 1 5 6 9999 15 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERAFLOU1898 8 9 20 52 3 12 27 2 35 9 17 23 217
ALGERAFLOU1899 3 46 59 9 46 56 7 24 13 22 10 35 330
ALGERAFLOU1900 24 7 36 56 65 41 6 11 80 27 137 16 506
ALGERAFLOU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERAIN S AIN SEFRA AIN S 3245 -36 1072 ALGER 5
ALGERAIN S MEAN 13 14 21 24 15 9 4 7 17 25 18 16 181
ALGERAIN S STDV 14 14 23 29 13 10 7 9 20 25 19 17 85
ALGERAIN S1889 72 9 45 100 364 4 3 0 4 1 4 38 644
ALGERAIN S1890 0 81 44 20 10 1 4 0 55 59 0 36 310
ALGERAIN S1891 23 4 5 19 4 17 6 2 17 33 98 10 238
ALGERAIN S1892 16 8 2 49 40 3 2 0 0 31 19 101 271
ALGERAIN S1893 0 4 21 36 0 9 2 6 0 0 0 10 88
ALGERAIN S1894 9 33 44 82 0 0 0 1 0 3 12 30 214
ALGERAIN S1895 7 7 4 8 15 35 0 29 10 9 0 14 138
ALGERAIN S1896 6 50 50 12 43 0 0 16 11 32 13 2 235
ALGERAIN S1897 4 0 21 1 0 9 21 2 18 23 39 31 169
ALGERAIN S1898 44 17 142 49 2 0 4 0 75 1 44 6 384
ALGERAIN S1899 0 29 6 4 18 53 0 13 41 38 5 2 209
ALGERAIN S9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERALGIE ALGIERS ALGIE 3643 300 28 ALGER 1
ALGERALGIE MEAN 95 78 65 55 39 14 4 5 33 80 96 109 671
ALGERALGIE STDV 58 58 44 45 34 18 17 11 34 59 63 66 161
ALGERALGIE1837 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 175 9999
ALGERALGIE1838 85 120 73 64 4 0 0 2 43 69 46 358 864
ALGERALGIE1839 93 104 69 129 22 0 0 2 10 84 176 33 722
ALGERALGIE1840 122 86 127 76 14 18 0 1 50 22 63 227 806
ALGERALGIE1841 157 110 15 81 17 9 0 0 0 78 139 291 897
ALGERALGIE1842 189 41 72 99 89 0 0 44 52 99 176 40 901
ALGERALGIE1843 90 153 89 41 10 4 0 0 9 39 279 48 762
ALGERALGIE1844 166 185 87 171 89 0 2 10 42 81 22 193 1048
ALGERALGIE1845 200 397 109 44 114 17 0 0 33 26 21 90 1051
ALGERALGIE1846 71 37 44 45 73 8 0 8 91 190 181 395 1143
ALGERALGIE1847 107 250 104 134 10 19 0 11 3 45 446 176 1305
ALGERALGIE1848 297 152 138 18 67 4 0 0 25 97 211 20 1029
ALGERALGIE1849 39 21 82 74 14 4 0 0 46 32 45 200 557
ALGERALGIE1850 136 2 23 13 63 45 9 11 62 157 134 107 762
ALGERALGIE1851 156 103 85 24 7 65 0 0 17 164 159 23 803
ALGERALGIE1852 77 201 32 75 50 5 22 3 59 39 54 136 753
ALGERALGIE1853 61 272 80 10 58 17 0 0 20 59 96 239 912
ALGERALGIE1854 181 46 133 100 104 5 0 9 35 151 121 188 1073
ALGERALGIE1855 29 35 113 85 20 38 0 0 5 60 43 119 547
ALGERALGIE1856 28 30 113 53 39 29 0 0 20 78 80 260 730
ALGERALGIE1857 236 112 165 33 68 0 0 19 4 21 166 75 899
ALGERALGIE1858 111 96 53 29 8 0 3 7 3 44 46 228 628
ALGERALGIE1859 223 152 89 50 45 0 0 67 34 21 141 74 896
ALGERALGIE1860 13 172 75 72 5 6 0 2 4 165 75 84 673
ALGERALGIE1861 200 23 54 104 74 12 0 0 9 2 44 22 544
ALGERALGIE1862 95 42 36 57 28 39 0 16 18 27 192 67 617
ALGERALGIE1863 43 140 112 45 33 2 0 6 17 28 74 120 620
ALGERALGIE1864 49 148 42 36 6 8 1 0 29 96 123 161 699
ALGERALGIE1865 124 37 135 101 1 51 0 1 0 62 46 218 776
ALGERALGIE1866 73 14 56 54 9 24 0 0 14 136 38 15 433
ALGERALGIE1867 78 2 52 13 2 13 1 0 167 39 47 114 528
ALGERALGIE1868 93 49 71 75 34 59 6 1 18 80 74 40 600
ALGERALGIE1869 113 82 123 72 51 7 0 0 0 25 117 132 722
ALGERALGIE1870 60 73 170 27 60 14 5 25 8 9 189 157 797
ALGERALGIE1871 194 2 49 1 30 22 0 1 23 72 173 117 684
ALGERALGIE1872 59 48 130 58 33 1 5 0 44 53 48 103 582
ALGERALGIE1873 13 140 14 35 7 4 0 0 8 256 30 169 676
ALGERALGIE1874 50 36 103 76 65 2 0 103 13 26 177 201 852
ALGERALGIE1875 7 123 233 45 25 73 0 0 5 74 113 100 798
ALGERALGIE1876 170 59 49 105 39 19 0 1 15 218 50 143 868
ALGERALGIE1877 39 47 96 25 8 15 5 3 47 119 170 211 785
ALGERALGIE1878 134 102 70 7 19 3 1 5 5 65 144 60 615
ALGERALGIE1879 66 121 41 75 27 0 0 0 96 1 46 224 697
ALGERALGIE1880 67 104 77 71 70 1 1 3 4 46 59 42 545
ALGERALGIE1881 142 84 47 38 37 47 0 0 2 171 30 106 704
ALGERALGIE1882 23 75 132 25 3 11 0 11 159 68 41 290 838
ALGERALGIE1883 144 22 107 58 32 13 1 0 9 127 184 155 852
ALGERALGIE1884 58 40 103 89 37 16 0 6 74 126 123 157 829
ALGERALGIE1885 73 16 81 131 6 12 8 0 14 53 101 39 534
ALGERALGIE1886 148 126 42 77 43 0 2 0 0 158 112 230 938
ALGERALGIE1887 144 143 112 71 7 21 1 0 78 49 154 158 938
ALGERALGIE1888 104 153 98 24 37 10 0 5 32 131 126 79 799
ALGERALGIE1889 207 82 145 85 92 3 2 1 15 76 112 160 980
ALGERALGIE1890 86 93 180 47 49 4 8 0 25 80 131 234 937
ALGERALGIE1891 143 88 64 92 21 1 0 3 17 59 99 12 599
ALGERALGIE1892 131 103 29 60 37 1 0 1 6 60 46 196 670
ALGERALGIE1893 127 10 13 8 18 9 0 4 8 81 234 142 654
ALGERALGIE1894 131 51 111 47 111 8 0 0 11 5 53 107 635
ALGERALGIE1895 175 68 86 19 23 23 0 9 5 54 17 88 567
ALGERALGIE1896 80 17 43 7 86 14 4 8 0 108 186 84 637
ALGERALGIE1897 52 57 10 6 3 4 0 0 20 43 17 112 324
ALGERALGIE1898 56 45 147 59 6 0 2 0 112 31 186 79 723
ALGERALGIE1899 18 44 79 14 24 21 10 2 38 1 71 119 441
ALGERALGIE1900 46 47 70 67 80 16 16 3 12 34 198 37 626
ALGERALGIE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERAUMAL AUMALE 3610 341 894 1
ALGERAUMAL MEAN 56 39 73 61 45 26 12 13 27 45 50 60 506
ALGERAUMAL STDV 52 30 40 53 43 37 21 22 32 28 23 70 191
ALGERAUMAL1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 54 58 59 9999
ALGERAUMAL1865 130 112 99 152 11 95 5 12 37 47 39 72 811
ALGERAUMAL1866 71 13 38 94 19 48 4 2 17 116 61 0 483
ALGERAUMAL1867 55 19 65 21 1 21 27 11 80 26 56 119 501
ALGERAUMAL1868 152 52 79 86 80 72 60 41 20 45 88 27 802
ALGERAUMAL1869 79 38 179 54 95 25 9 0 0 1 69 95 644
ALGERAUMAL1870 50 100 108 39 157 63 2 39 27 41 28 45 699
ALGERAUMAL1871 88 8 76 16 32 31 1 15 58 24 101 56 506
ALGERAUMAL1872 72 42 121 91 26 26 8 0 27 57 31 100 601
ALGERAUMAL1873 7 38 72 56 9 2 29 5 16 53 10 118 415
ALGERAUMAL1874 35 24 52 198 68 9 13 90 59 101 82 227 958
ALGERAUMAL1875 6 66 102 117 62 35 16 16 47 44 29 25 565
ALGERAUMAL1876 97 29 58 70 43 54 27 3 10 53 9 62 515
ALGERAUMAL1877 54 6 74 28 5 9 46 1 112 44 83 62 524
ALGERAUMAL1878 31 32 38 8 24 3 2 2 9 63 22 35 269
ALGERAUMAL1879 93 88 22 56 44 0 2 11 12 2 19 72 421
ALGERAUMAL1880 54 24 51 35 25 87 57 7 0 6 38 13 397
ALGERAUMAL1881 24 37 49 35 91 33 2 2 9 65 18 85 450
ALGERAUMAL1882 51 36 106 25 57 11 11 3 31 22 26 193 572
ALGERAUMAL1883 138 11 3 93 68 30 5 12 0 26 6 35 427
ALGERAUMAL1884 36 33 107 59 85 49 14 24 25 45 100 93 670
ALGERAUMAL1885 15 2 45 50 14 27 0 3 0 33 41 0 230
ALGERAUMAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBATNA BATNA 3534 610 1051 1
ALGERBATNA MEAN 50 34 35 51 42 29 5 18 29 38 32 38 399
ALGERBATNA STDV 43 34 49 36 22 27 14 21 29 31 51 38 263
ALGERBATNA1852 3 44 41 9999 7 6 44 37 86 6 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBATNA1853 24 68 70 40 2 20 20 15 20 67 78 71 495
ALGERBATNA1854 59 20 38 43 97 10 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBATNA1862 50 25 54 153 13 39 6 0 46 16 55 14 471
ALGERBATNA1863 16 102 42 37 52 53 18 11 67 69 40 136 643
ALGERBATNA1864 15 56 49 62 31 24 13 66 8 67 19 20 430
ALGERBATNA1865 96 52 33 32 4 9 26 16 1 38 10 19 336
ALGERBATNA1866 50 15 25 40 3 8 0 5 1 69 28 0 244
ALGERBATNA1867 40 29 14 10 23 10 3 31 26 119 43 9 357
ALGERBATNA1868 185 59 32 41 81 70 11 76 23 45 34 10 667
ALGERBATNA1869 23 6 26 44 3 4 2 8 1 13 40 25 195
ALGERBATNA1870 25 48 75 54 104 108 6 36 30 44 67 71 668
ALGERBATNA1871 113 12 84 12 29 60 5 45 111 6 73 38 588
ALGERBATNA1872 75 24 22 25 42 7 12 3 9 49 23 38 329
ALGERBATNA1873 7 35 66 45 24 0 5 2 9 73 19 41 326
ALGERBATNA1874 43 51 82 131 40 0 23 7 60 27 220 56 740
ALGERBATNA1875 10 120 200 38 29 30 9 30 11 20 26 16 539
ALGERBATNA1876 19 24 79 36 57 66 31 16 10 62 6 11 417
ALGERBATNA1877 149 79 16 40 23 22 0 6 60 18 54 54 521
ALGERBATNA1878 25 11 29 38 5 1 0 9 21 82 49 25 295
ALGERBATNA1879 36 54 35 56 43 0 6 22 5 13 3 18 291
ALGERBATNA1880 30 35 26 21 44 64 3 2 29 16 16 26 312
ALGERBATNA1881 10 27 32 3 93 9 0 4 13 31 8 115 345
ALGERBATNA1882 85 25 50 58 34 15 1 0 42 3 0 41 354
ALGERBATNA1883 52 20 5 137 28 4 0 46 6 36 36 19 389
ALGERBATNA1884 53 28 55 66 80 77 20 12 10 37 45 86 569
ALGERBATNA1885 50 12 28 84 11 21 1 5 65 12 45 38 372
ALGERBATNA1888 13 41 24 14 29 21 0 5 20 26 68 67 328
ALGERBATNA1889 45 15 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBATNA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBISKR BISKRA BISKR 3451 539 124 ALGER 1
ALGERBISKR MEAN 16 10 15 11 11 6 1 3 16 17 18 15 140
ALGERBISKR STDV 18 14 17 14 15 10 3 8 37 24 23 16 80
ALGERBISKR1845 9999 9999 9999 9999 8 4 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBISKR1846 0 16 12 16 4 14 0 0 12 2 22 0 98
ALGERBISKR1848 31 34 28 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBISKR1851 14 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBISKR1852 15 9999 9999 82 0 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBISKR1862 0 18 13 129 13 0 0 0 25 46 13 0 257
ALGERBISKR1863 16 126 14 70 53 32 0 15 43 82 29 6 486
ALGERBISKR1864 10 24 20 18 52 0 0 0 45 0 0 5 174
ALGERBISKR1865 29 8 18 100 0 19 3 0 28 3 0 28 236
ALGERBISKR1866 33 3 15 30 2 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 92
ALGERBISKR1867 11 2 13 0 16 12 0 0 0 41 0 0 95
ALGERBISKR1868 0 48 11 11 78 2 2 0 4 13 16 0 185
ALGERBISKR1869 6 9999 3 9999 2 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 34 9999
ALGERBISKR1870 14 38 15 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBISKR1875 0 15 55 11 10 8 0 0 6 2 6 28 141
ALGERBISKR1876 90 44 36 0 91 10 0 12 15 31 0 0 329
ALGERBISKR1877 0 2 3 0 12 0 0 0 54 31 2 25 129
ALGERBISKR1878 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 5 19 8 44
ALGERBISKR1879 10 4 6 1 7 0 0 0 24 0 3 0 55
ALGERBISKR1880 36 1 5 10 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 19 81
ALGERBISKR1881 9 6 3 0 63 0 0 4 11 17 0 12 125
ALGERBISKR1882 26 6 6 2 4 3 3 0 8 0 0 21 79
ALGERBISKR1883 22 0 0 4 0 1 0 4 4 13 14 2 64
ALGERBISKR1884 8 28 75 15 13 62 44 0 0 32 39 68 384
ALGERBISKR1885 7 0 45 17 0 0 14 19 20 0 21 0 143
ALGERBISKR1886 57 22 2 17 5 0 3 14 35 0 8 19 182
ALGERBISKR1887 3 5 15 44 12 3 0 15 3 2 8 8 118
ALGERBISKR1888 14 26 2 1 6 9 0 1 11 8 48 45 171
ALGERBISKR1889 3 0 6 1 32 0 0 2 21 0 2 31 98
ALGERBISKR1890 5 5 83 49 29 0 0 0 30 3 5 39 248
ALGERBISKR1891 0 26 1 12 8 4 3 1 15 29 25 11 135
ALGERBISKR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBLIDA BLIDAH 3630 250 260 1
ALGERBLIDA MEAN 138 97 124 109 61 14 5 7 32 77 127 131 922
ALGERBLIDA STDV 73 15 64 42 34 27 6 12 19 50 117 98 128
ALGERBLIDA1865 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 3 3 1 0 75 9999
ALGERBLIDA1866 78 121 61 65 22 33 1 4 23 114 39 11 572
ALGERBLIDA1867 60 23 119 39 2 0 8 0 0 2 23 36 312
ALGERBLIDA1868 117 89 40 50 30 5 2 1 23 77 236 22 692
ALGERBLIDA1869 277 127 148 75 132 3 2 8 6 31 85 147 1041
ALGERBLIDA1870 56 85 163 86 100 14 4 47 14 28 339 140 1076
ALGERBLIDA1871 172 18 156 21 104 70 0 6 56 85 255 199 1142
ALGERBLIDA1872 147 60 204 94 42 3 16 0 66 60 59 159 910
ALGERBLIDA1873 32 178 72 84 17 9 0 0 40 199 43 194 868
ALGERBLIDA1874 87 64 78 180 131 11 0 33 24 34 210 227 1079
ALGERBLIDA1875 138 152 159 71 67 62 3 2 12 35 142 94 937
ALGERBLIDA1876 172 61 104 118 112 47 3 0 47 219 11 178 1072
ALGERBLIDA1877 74 9 125 77 21 21 9 0 63 95 300 303 1097
ALGERBLIDA1878 87 125 61 7 20 14 1 1 12 34 90 117 569
ALGERBLIDA1879 47 111 70 61 42 1 1 2 57 5 40 250 687
ALGERBLIDA1880 102 19 66 193 49 7 0 10 2 8 102 67 625
ALGERBLIDA1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 12 12 1 51 145 41 145 9999
ALGERBLIDA1898 69 75 288 191 51 0 0 0 42 51 342 181 1290
ALGERBLIDA1899 37 96 183 34 51 54 21 3 28 12 88 170 777
ALGERBLIDA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBONE BONE 3655 745 35 1
ALGERBONE MEAN 107 78 53 46 30 14 2 9 34 76 94 113 656
ALGERBONE STDV 99 46 92 52 68 35 258 30 19 79 70 111 345
ALGERBONE 1858 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 5 5 18 12 54 52 245 9999
ALGERBONE 1859 160 130 131 17 80 0 3 1 24 7 151 158 862
ALGERBONE 1860 38 142 72 45 16 12 10 2 12 97 39 134 619
ALGERBONE 1861 27 17 47 73 62 8 0 0 31 126 47 59 497
ALGERBONE 1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 10 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBONE 1865 34 210 178 40 4 11 1 11 4 55 50 148 746
ALGERBONE 1866 35 0 34 52 7 15 0 0 19 63 111 4 340
ALGERBONE 1867 107 47 53 122 5 0 6 45 59 113 130 247 934
ALGERBONE 1868 274 55 127 45 5 127 9 40 12 76 161 3 934
ALGERBONE 1869 41 22 220 76 18 9 2 13 0 60 64 84 609
ALGERBONE 1870 39 72 104 17 38 34 26 9999 9999 9999 9999 132 9999
ALGERBONE 1871 217 19 105 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBONE 1872 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 35 189 153 284 9999
ALGERBONE 1873 143 53 31 7 12 14 0 0 14 13 76 61 424
ALGERBONE 1874 37 64 78 35 64 0 9999 9999 9999 4 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBONE 1879 32 59 63 129 30 14 2 9 36 44 94 168 680
ALGERBONE 1880 50 9999 9999 43 9999 279 999 1 25 18 22 9999 9999
ALGERBONE 1884 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 228 9999
ALGERBONE 1885 136 58 112 134 5 42 22 12 68 92 255 190 1126
ALGERBONE 1886 269 121 34 0 94 0 2 50 32 29 83 133 847
ALGERBONE 1887 0 68 42 48 226 3 0 0 0 296 94 73 850
ALGERBONE 1888 65 94 41 68 40 21 1 81 8 106 90 34 649
ALGERBONE 1889 312 106 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERBONE 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBOUFA BOUFARIK 3644 30 58 1
ALGERBOUFA MEAN 101 77 84 80 49 12 3 2 33 85 102 147 775
ALGERBOUFA STDV 70 31 63 36 40 8 9 5 24 21 98 57 226
ALGERBOUFA1877 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 223 182 9999
ALGERBOUFA1878 92 63 47 2 25 9 2 0 5 77 50 48 420
ALGERBOUFA1879 35 93 53 49 32 0 0 0 53 12 29 197 553
ALGERBOUFA1880 89 82 64 106 51 1 0 0 2 22 74 41 532
ALGERBOUFA1881 95 57 88 49 61 22 1 0 6 155 18 100 652
ALGERBOUFA1882 35 52 107 68 4 15 3 7 55 55 15 348 764
ALGERBOUFA1883 111 33 64 104 75 13 0 0 13 57 138 127 735
ALGERBOUFA1884 58 68 104 83 86 16 2 6 23 157 111 126 840
ALGERBOUFA1885 117 26 81 175 7 17 9 2 38 70 131 43 716
ALGERBOUFA1886 211 133 61 102 38 5 1 0 64 139 137 209 1100
ALGERBOUFA1887 62 80 42 78 4 4 13 2 9 69 99 101 563
ALGERBOUFA1888 78 103 64 53 41 20 7 3 43 92 146 112 762
ALGERBOUFA1889 222 92 156 96 112 5 0 0 9 60 107 217 1076
ALGERBOUFA1890 112 122 168 80 106 12 8 0 105 116 155 240 1224
ALGERBOUFA1891 198 113 34 76 27 10 2 15 15 45 51 17 603
ALGERBOUFA1892 116 104 64 97 37 5 3 0 4 58 55 118 661
ALGERBOUFA1893 110 23 6 20 23 13 4 0 23 67 138 184 611
ALGERBOUFA1894 151 118 125 84 31 9 0 1 21 18 44 217 819
ALGERBOUFA1895 211 58 99 30 37 15 0 15 9 13 18 71 576
ALGERBOUFA1896 114 51 96 8 153 9 4 8 6 150 257 149 1005
ALGERBOUFA1897 81 132 18 3 19 12 0 0 72 148 45 96 507
ALGERBOUFA1898 72 98 241 161 21 0 0 0 47 28 307 154 1129
ALGERBOUFA1899 40 69 183 14 56 26 19 3 15 47 94 158 724
ALGERBOUFA1900 108 55 84 151 105 32 34 10 60 49 280 35 1003
ALGERBOUFA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBOUGI BOUGIE 3649 503 30 1
ALGERBOUGI MEAN 140 109 139 72 49 30 12 12 44 128 138 160 1033
ALGERBOUGI STDV 128 85 88 47 41 52 17 19 47 39 104 110 449
ALGERBOUGI1836 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 60 115 245 259 9999
ALGERBOUGI1857 573 128 273 72 49 30 12 12 44 128 175 76 1572
ALGERBOUGI1858 376 86 139 32 97 30 10 8 25 230 142 368 1543
ALGERBOUGI1859 189 166 148 33 34 30 12 12 25 128 520 343 1640
ALGERBOUGI1860 95 360 270 125 35 38 20 12 45 315 64 271 1650
ALGERBOUGI1861 35 101 43 141 138 33 12 12 42 48 91 91 787
ALGERBOUGI1862 94 15 90 145 33 137 12 83 44 29 176 132 990
ALGERBOUGI1863 23 156 213 82 50 5 12 8 1 138 79 150 917
ALGERBOUGI1864 129 118 71 55 3 3 12 6 104 141 66 131 839
ALGERBOUGI1865 123 268 122 86 1 13 12 5 13 51 206 252 1152
ALGERBOUGI1866 359 203 188 85 140 85 1 12 51 189 196 15 1524
ALGERBOUGI1867 104 48 115 43 1 44 1 23 147 118 300 177 1121
ALGERBOUGI1868 170 153 138 116 44 35 10 17 8 128 181 9 1009
ALGERBOUGI1869 213 56 259 76 49 10 10 12 1 162 92 38 978
ALGERBOUGI1870 82 103 274 32 102 30 18 40 4 4 54 138 881
ALGERBOUGI1871 185 43 101 19 50 31 0 0 34 76 199 255 993
ALGERBOUGI1872 133 57 214 100 29 1 20 6 13 75 100 115 863
ALGERBOUGI1873 37 102 72 104 41 6 1 0 13 129 8 309 822
ALGERBOUGI1874 131 130 193 171 91 0 9 18 20 86 150 194 1193
ALGERBOUGI1875 18 232 181 80 11 90 8 0 17 59 103 111 910
ALGERBOUGI1876 87 36 90 106 54 188 0 12 23 219 71 141 1027
ALGERBOUGI1877 189 114 171 34 3 7 4 0 161 194 193 159 1229
ALGERBOUGI1878 164 83 95 16 27 2 2 4 40 84 49 44 610
ALGERBOUGI1879 60 91 27 109 78 0 0 0 181 73 100 320 1039
ALGERBOUGI1880 105 89 27 57 35 9 0 7 43 25 65 102 564
ALGERBOUGI1881 83 53 98 33 96 27 15 1 37 125 15 235 818
ALGERBOUGI1882 83 111 252 27 26 13 6 16 42 42 62 100 780
ALGERBOUGI1883 190 77 72 51 51 75 1 21 16 74 170 141 939
ALGERBOUGI1884 104 32 139 57 21 56 82 5 21 128 138 186 969
ALGERBOUGI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBOUSS BOUSSAADA 3510 155 1
ALGERBOUSS MEAN 20 20 34 40 39 17 8 8 23 22 16 22 269
ALGERBOUSS STDV 11 15 22 25 8 24 12 12 10 17 19 5 88
ALGERBOUSS1880 38 7 26 39 14 74 0 6 0 0 2 21 227
ALGERBOUSS1881 18 18 32 45 69 8 4 0 12 38 5 33 282
ALGERBOUSS1882 41 9 12 18 15 14 2 0 54 0 0 7 172
ALGERBOUSS1883 5 1 2 3 60 9 13 12 0 2 14 4 125
ALGERBOUSS1884 8 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 16 49 33 9999
ALGERBOUSS1885 11 5 31 30 36 18 13 4 33 19 16 28 244
ALGERBOUSS1886 35 34 15 89 12 0 5 17 34 68 29 7 345
ALGERBOUSS1887 7 67 42 77 11 4 1 12 43 0 37 33 334
ALGERBOUSS1888 15 39 43 38 66 28 3 1 38 12 52 34 369
ALGERBOUSS1889 37 2 49 12 71 3 0 25 25 22 1 35 282
ALGERBOUSS1890 6 15 88 49 39 15 18 1 28 41 14 5 319
ALGERBOUSS1891 2 5 10 6 25 6 34 3 5 0 2 6 104
ALGERBOUSS1892 7 33 3 91 49 10 14 21 0 0 0 0 228
ALGERBOUSS1893 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 39 56
ALGERBOUSS1894 15 13 13 68 4 25 44 27 0 14 28 13 264
ALGERBOUSS1895 22 35 6 9 27 74 5 32 12 2 0 11 235
ALGERBOUSS1896 11 29 85 27 65 5 0 17 17 66 29 18 369
ALGERBOUSS1897 27 6 8 0 14 7 0 0 13 5 15 14 109
ALGERBOUSS1898 43 3 50 81 14 0 5 0 19 10 27 9 261
ALGERBOUSS1899 20 28 69 2 39 36 13 22 10 45 4 11 299
ALGERBOUSS1900 16 7 29 31 20 44 0 4 35 14 40 1 241
ALGERBOUSS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERBOUZA BOUZAREAH 3609 302 344 1
ALGERBOUZA MEAN 92 81 55 67 30 5 2 1 16 59 55 127 590
ALGERBOUZA STDV 31 56 66 33 41 13 12 5 31 48 125 42 157
ALGERBOUZA1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 185 9999
ALGERBOUZA1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 66 3 11 0 34 185 170 244 9999
ALGERBOUZA1891 116 98 55 114 21 2 0 3 25 57 56 15 562
ALGERBOUZA1892 38 109 12 72 29 0 0 1 0 18 38 208 525
ALGERBOUZA1893 126 11 12 4 12 0 0 2 9 64 193 135 568
ALGERBOUZA1894 88 27 123 56 14 5 0 0 11 2 16 57 399
ALGERBOUZA1895 140 57 63 11 15 18 0 3 6 43 21 68 445
ALGERBOUZA1896 61 18 57 21 78 29 2 15 0 122 191 60 654
ALGERBOUZA1897 49 61 8 5 4 2 0 2 25 33 23 113 325
ALGERBOUZA1898 45 40 162 64 17 0 0 0 95 21 118 97 659
ALGERBOUZA1899 17 60 99 27 38 21 3 4 22 2 112 146 551
ALGERBOUZA1900 96 53 88 92 114 19 38 5 14 40 233 54 846
ALGERBOUZA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERCAPFA CAPFALCON 3546 -308 78 2
ALGERCAPFA MEAN 71 85 68 32 42 16 3 1 20 48 62 103 540
ALGERCAPFA STDV 54 39 28 21 16 19 2 2 14 35 45 50 256
ALGERCAPFA1875 71 85 112 54 63 3 0 0 0 2 41 120 551
ALGERCAPFA1876 255 27 11 38 55 0 5 0 50 64 62 103 670
ALGERCAPFA1877 3 101 41 23 19 6 0 0 80 84 86 110 553
ALGERCAPFA1878 124 107 65 0 95 0 10 0 0 60 77 106 644
ALGERCAPFA1879 110 70 39 7 75 2 0 3 10 4 27 72 419
ALGERCAPFA1880 70 92 138 43 101 0 0 0 0 13 244 68 769
ALGERCAPFA1881 90 38 15 16 7 103 3 0 0 222 10 352 856
ALGERCAPFA1882 80 100 134 118 12 1 0 7 0 0 7 155 614
ALGERCAPFA1883 18 1 67 40 88 1 4 0 0 31 1 88 339
ALGERCAPFA1884 40 70 199 32 77 62 0 0 11 87 145 297 1020
ALGERCAPFA1885 11 6 63 50 3 3 6 0 33 69 21 1 266
ALGERCAPFA1886 115 248 63 33 16 3 0 4 34 35 83 43 677
ALGERCAPFA1887 24 143 63 62 0 1 0 0 54 3 10 29 389
ALGERCAPFA1888 42 50 39 8 28 7 0 0 11 0 21 35 241
ALGERCAPFA1889 150 21 38 7 37 1 0 0 4 18 14 19 309
ALGERCAPFA1890 29 35 45 11 16 29 10 0 5 28 14 58 280
ALGERCAPFA1891 97 20 13 7 0 4 0 2 5 11 79 1 239
ALGERCAPFA1892 70 17 28 26 11 3 1 0 2 38 13 75 284
ALGERCAPFA1893 20 5 41 20 2 1 0 1 7 1 51 88 237
ALGERCAPFA1894 76 33 94 62 9 4 0 0 7 5 24 65 379
ALGERCAPFA1895 40 17 7 31 24 10 0 8 6 26 15 14 198
ALGERCAPFA1896 40 32 28 13 33 0 1 0 1 18 92 27 285
ALGERCAPFA1897 39 9 0 2 13 3 0 0 15 24 9 45 159
ALGERCAPFA1898 129 9 79 3 1 6 0 0 13 37 109 17 403
ALGERCAPFA1899 5 51 36 4 5 19 2 0 4 19 16 62 223
ALGERCAPFA1900 44 11 35 9 34 14 0 5 12 71 92 39 366
ALGERCAPFA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERCHERC CHERCHEL 3636 211 20 1
ALGERCHERC MEAN 81 77 92 56 40 18 1 2 23 51 86 109 634
ALGERCHERC STDV 59 95 38 30 22 19 1 3 34 57 44 77 80
ALGERCHERC1843 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 21 4 52 55 9999
ALGERCHERC1844 79 127 42 15 33 0 0 0 0 13 4 156 469
ALGERCHERC1855 81 77 112 124 48 49 0 1 14 120 52 94 772
ALGERCHERC1856 14 40 74 56 33 6 0 0 26 97 149 275 770
ALGERCHERC1857 148 313 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 2 9999 21 9999 9999 9999
ALGERCHERC1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 35 99 120 102 9999
ALGERCHERC1865 27 19 189 56 40 40 0 3 23 127 11 185 720
ALGERCHERC1866 79 30 49 56 10 28 0 0 27 202 19 32 532
ALGERCHERC1867 81 13 86 0 0 0 0 0 144 18 55 82 479
ALGERCHERC1868 113 86 80 79 50 84 2 0 3 51 113 109 770
ALGERCHERC1869 102 77 92 6 51 3 0 5 3 53 54 14 460
ALGERCHERC1870 222 296 134 40 21 10 0 15 11 5 218 121 1093
ALGERCHERC1871 66 22 157 6 115 21 0 0 6 30 95 68 586
ALGERCHERC1872 45 3 70 100 25 0 0 1 48 22 32 76 422
ALGERCHERC1873 29 95 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 106 9999
ALGERCHERC1874 22 38 94 66 26 1 0 0 4 16 147 198 612
ALGERCHERC1875 11 145 157 29 74 16 3 0 23 66 99 93 716
ALGERCHERC1876 205 36 79 63 34 0 1 0 2 118 1 193 732
ALGERCHERC1877 18 45 42 33 13 8 0 2 32 59 171 256 679
ALGERCHERC1878 92 109 9 0 40 0 0 0 2 69 57 23 401
ALGERCHERC1879 12 78 58 35 3 0 0 0 71 17 92 192 558
ALGERCHERC1880 47 48 84 92 33 1 0 10 2 3 63 28 411
ALGERCHERC1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 3 9999 93 63 9999
ALGERCHERC1887 100 95 19 78 2 0 1 0 23 34 85 77 514
ALGERCHERC1888 87 109 121 91 69 16 7 1 0 30 44 65 640
ALGERCHERC1889 148 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERCHERC9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERCOLEA COLEAH 9999 9999 150 1
ALGERCOLEA MEAN 93 77 110 62 31 15 7 2 25 71 93 124 706
ALGERCOLEA STDV 31 63 28 33 37 23 12 2 45 55 41 75 260
ALGERCOLEA1865 9999 38 9999 9999 9999 27 0 3 0 28 44 240 9999
ALGERCOLEA1866 96 37 79 11 9 39 0 0 27 177 47 30 552
ALGERCOLEA1867 61 18 105 19 4 33 7 0 160 26 54 14 501
ALGERCOLEA1868 152 42 98 85 36 37 60 2 2 71 131 52 768
ALGERCOLEA1869 93 83 161 22 31 15 4 8 1 22 99 158 697
ALGERCOLEA1870 41 104 203 28 86 14 2 3 1 8 135 161 786
ALGERCOLEA1872 59 49 157 44 36 2 3 0 51 22 31 108 562
ALGERCOLEA1873 21 173 24 50 11 3 0 0 25 140 22 163 632
ALGERCOLEA1874 44 41 76 85 31 2 0 3 3 119 158 138 700
ALGERCOLEA1875 2 229 149 22 19 62 6 0 0 24 62 103 678
ALGERCOLEA1876 154 74 80 89 22 25 0 0 36 154 0 130 764
ALGERCOLEA1877 40 43 121 38 8 14 0 0 55 109 200 271 899
ALGERCOLEA1878 23 115 61 3 14 0 1 0 14 38 78 49 396
ALGERCOLEA1879 32 56 43 34 10 0 0 0 49 10 67 201 502
ALGERCOLEA1880 68 49 48 105 51 1 0 4 2 20 89 49 486
ALGERCOLEA1885 65 77 85 167 10 9 1 1 24 72 129 41 681
ALGERCOLEA1886 167 145 53 90 20 0 0 3 29 169 108 207 991
ALGERCOLEA1887 71 76 35 55 1 25 2 0 25 70 69 113 542
ALGERCOLEA1888 95 136 74 47 36 7 1 9 74 116 175 93 863
ALGERCOLEA1889 242 97 200 81 121 0 0 0 14 20 70 166 1011
ALGERCOLEA1890 84 94 192 73 105 64 15 0 70 0 77 166 940
ALGERCOLEA1892 77 66 23 83 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERCOLEA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERCONST CONSTANTINE CONST 3622 640 660 ALGER 1
ALGERCONST MEAN 76 65 55 53 44 22 7 10 30 42 50 79 521
ALGERCONST STDV 51 40 35 32 31 23 10 14 25 29 30 51 134
ALGERCONST1837 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 180 9999
ALGERCONST1838 144 55 108 68 31 33 75 14 19 47 91 248 933
ALGERCONST1839 150 96 73 127 6 2 0 20 10 133 109 14 740
ALGERCONST1840 50 68 232 14 3 5 0 10 21 13 57 44 517
ALGERCONST1841 137 22 36 105 1 72 0 4 25 11 4 91 508
ALGERCONST1842 77 15 39 117 86 7 1 14 12 30 102 120 620
ALGERCONST1843 320 41 275 23 44 11 34 7 16 8 146 75 1000
ALGERCONST1844 96 48 83 132 89 6 15 21 37 40 21 52 640
ALGERCONST1845 221 63 97 76 59 15 0 8 64 24 13 45 685
ALGERCONST1846 95 42 138 51 44 72 4 26 91 56 84 84 787
ALGERCONST1847 198 94 44 90 20 85 22 39 38 52 261 69 1012
ALGERCONST1854 64 116 64 42 123 45 0 0 32 217 72 306 1081
ALGERCONST1855 18 82 80 75 17 7 0 2 12 2 23 95 413
ALGERCONST1856 13 42 97 18 5 1 0 15 15 14 69 103 392
ALGERCONST1857 224 23 95 16 76 3 16 6 40 76 47 6 628
ALGERCONST1858 166 24 83 14 37 8 3 5 6 74 34 203 657
ALGERCONST1859 153 161 130 25 93 2 0 10 21 8 127 70 800
ALGERCONST1860 30 49 133 63 31 4 13 39 14 115 6 87 584
ALGERCONST1861 36 11 41 62 96 6 0 0 22 48 18 40 380
ALGERCONST1862 31 49 40 147 28 88 0 9 47 25 60 74 598
ALGERCONST1863 31 81 202 141 13 17 0 3 50 67 38 175 818
ALGERCONST1864 69 139 30 69 20 15 0 0 14 30 84 57 527
ALGERCONST1865 76 197 94 84 4 84 3 26 23 29 53 158 831
ALGERCONST1866 37 36 46 42 32 28 0 2 1 61 76 11 372
ALGERCONST1867 62 58 50 42 8 80 18 33 24 29 39 157 600
ALGERCONST1868 241 27 119 107 73 128 31 39 10 187 102 5 1069
ALGERCONST1869 72 6 134 68 16 8 3 1 0 36 26 37 407
ALGERCONST1870 48 62 55 51 80 27 17 39 3 18 29 74 503
ALGERCONST1871 105 26 66 10 18 42 0 6 51 20 71 66 481
ALGERCONST1872 101 39 64 91 50 2 2 4 29 44 75 73 574
ALGERCONST1873 30 89 68 60 36 12 13 3 13 38 20 90 472
ALGERCONST1874 69 76 93 83 68 0 72 31 19 12 50 79 652
ALGERCONST1875 76 61 52 59 38 75 1 2 59 13 43 36 515
ALGERCONST1876 29 21 124 58 73 62 4 16 50 21 47 99 604
ALGERCONST1877 104 41 22 26 30 14 8 21 52 93 50 86 547
ALGERCONST1878 31 29 3 27 13 1 0 9 0 109 25 20 267
ALGERCONST1879 58 35 58 67 34 0 0 0 24 12 12 114 414
ALGERCONST1880 8 5 26 22 56 36 16 5 7 14 50 51 296
ALGERCONST1881 62 108 73 30 119 12 0 0 13 48 27 196 688
ALGERCONST1882 88 19 73 101 37 11 0 9 49 42 11 73 513
ALGERCONST1883 206 80 22 47 16 16 3 12 4 16 15 9 446
ALGERCONST1884 25 49 66 31 83 62 3 11 0 24 39 140 533
ALGERCONST1885 24 13 91 117 0 27 1 16 27 43 154 73 586
ALGERCONST1886 169 155 20 78 98 1 6 8 99 28 44 47 753
ALGERCONST1887 59 44 23 137 20 14 1 43 19 67 49 14 490
ALGERCONST1888 29 82 58 47 59 79 2 21 59 80 68 82 666
ALGERCONST1889 228 114 312 60 62 46 0 9 56 6 16 90 999
ALGERCONST1890 59 81 246 82 61 36 22 0 117 99 72 137 1012
ALGERCONST1891 104 41 50 47 122 1 10 1 21 40 59 42 538
ALGERCONST1892 60 81 58 44 72 8 3 3 19 53 23 151 575
ALGERCONST1893 154 30 32 19 47 23 6 5 18 41 34 139 548
ALGERCONST1894 36 65 54 139 20 3 0 5 0 23 53 174 572
ALGERCONST1895 121 47 42 8 50 55 5 4 25 38 48 69 512
ALGERCONST1896 45 16 55 62 233 4 0 10 31 30 83 136 705
ALGERCONST1897 23 64 19 16 14 8 30 34 11 80 28 63 390
ALGERCONST1898 68 111 113 48 18 0 7 5 6 119 114 46 655
ALGERCONST1899 23 59 117 11 40 74 25 0 51 2 31 93 526
ALGERCONST1900 270 36 70 68 32 76 16 12 26 15 104 27 752
ALGERCONST9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERDELLE DELLEYS 3657 355 23 1
ALGERDELLE MEAN 136 92 103 92 41 19 6 9 38 106 128 128 898
ALGERDELLE STDV 56 87 96 58 63 64 3 10 40 95 96 171 767
ALGERDELLE1857 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 4 40 136 9999 9999 9999
ALGERDELLE1865 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9 0 5 5 85 61 75 9999
ALGERDELLE1866 52 40 71 60 9 30 0 1 27 114 32 6 442
ALGERDELLE1867 100 18 30 11 1 29 1 0 34 65 167 66 522
ALGERDELLE1868 152 58 83 105 37 55 9 9 29 106 146 45 834
ALGERDELLE1869 135 86 257 40 101 6 6 7 5 108 102 191 1044
ALGERDELLE1870 91 75 133 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERDELLE1874 136 92 14 126 62 0 4 43 8 109 185 269 1048
ALGERDELLE1875 29 300 236 129 34 206 16 0 12 115 252 332 1661
ALGERDELLE1876 304 73 114 178 173 34 0 0 38 322 62 223 1521
ALGERDELLE1877 94 61 202 29 5 20 12 5 94 153 251 331 1257
ALGERDELLE1878 194 122 76 0 39 6 4 0 16 161 207 94 919
ALGERDELLE1879 124 159 79 116 50 0 0 0 152 28 124 268 1100
ALGERDELLE1880 133 105 99 179 85 8 4 3 7 22 107 128 880
ALGERDELLE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERDJELF DJELFA 3443 314 1167 2
ALGERDJELF MEAN 25 22 42 33 40 22 13 7 33 30 22 31 380
ALGERDJELF STDV 25 23 53 56 46 25 18 31 26 29 42 24 142
ALGERDJELF1875 0 4 88 26 33 33 2 6 27 25 16 27 287
ALGERDJELF1876 50 0 75 27 24 31 28 0 4 87 0 49 375
ALGERDJELF1877 15 5 22 32 50 32 11 0 56 4 45 30 302
ALGERDJELF1878 9 17 32 9 1 7 9 23 18 78 11 26 240
ALGERDJELF1879 45 24 24 8 17 0 2 16 18 7 8 8 177
ALGERDJELF1880 34 4 47 34 53 30 0 4 0 6 23 14 249
ALGERDJELF1881 11 41 59 10 82 3 5 0 42 33 18 58 362
ALGERDJELF1882 56 11 24 46 49 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERDJELF1883 4 0 10 5 83 6 0 12 0 1 1 1 123
ALGERDJELF1884 10 13 135 31 87 77 23 3 10 70 22 50 531
ALGERDJELF1885 43 9 38 99 40 28 39 3 40 45 51 5 440
ALGERDJELF1886 58 42 19 53 27 5 20 33 65 61 28 35 446
ALGERDJELF1887 10 85 47 115 22 43 1 13 82 0 40 41 499
ALGERDJELF1888 24 40 70 48 45 12 33 10 22 10 38 35 387
ALGERDJELF1889 12 19 45 26 62 5 3 4 57 2 2 37 274
ALGERDJELF1890 11 80 80 12 51 13 21 0 65 25 17 54 429
ALGERDJELF1891 30 13 44 53 6 4 23 4 24 42 39 7 289
ALGERDJELF1892 17 32 0 39 9 2 7 13 21 92 33 57 322
ALGERDJELF1893 85 10 156 196 10 17 65 105 45 0 13 71 773
ALGERDJELF1894 23 3 35 118 15 35 9 3 0 0 44 23 308
ALGERDJELF1895 20 11 10 9 28 63 2 18 19 0 4 14 198
ALGERDJELF1896 21 8 76 85 216 31 0 92 84 51 148 66 878
ALGERDJELF1897 51 46 19 0 52 21 43 13 2 55 18 25 345
ALGERDJELF1898 62 28 38 72 14 1 7 1 30 23 21 31 328
ALGERDJELF1899 7 30 151 10 19 66 6 44 18 5 5 61 422
ALGERDJELF1900 23 14 20 36 44 50 9 9 70 8 120 13 416
ALGERDJELF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERDJIDJ DJIDJELI 3650 543 15 1
ALGERDJIDJ MEAN 134 98 125 80 44 23 3 41 43 127 141 180 1007
ALGERDJIDJ STDV 100 55 29 47 43 25 7 39 49 77 74 79 161
ALGERDJIDJ1859 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 218 228 9999
ALGERDJIDJ1860 55 190 112 62 22 19 9 11 7 139 44 182 852
ALGERDJIDJ1861 53 75 43 126 106 18 0 0 69 190 64 13 757
ALGERDJIDJ1862 151 101 132 118 43 32 0 7 41 38 351 203 1217
ALGERDJIDJ1863 50 125 133 68 17 3 0 24 30 172 208 96 926
ALGERDJIDJ1864 188 232 116 53 30 3 0 0 92 83 85 148 1030
ALGERDJIDJ1865 188 128 262 46 4 32 31 26 12 90 218 249 1286
ALGERDJIDJ1866 120 57 117 12 18 20 0 0 13 131 120 15 623
ALGERDJIDJ1867 105 70 67 70 2 38 0 0 142 232 135 169 1030
ALGERDJIDJ1868 260 69 111 72 28 49 7 21 42 235 24 0 918
ALGERDJIDJ1869 218 62 234 93 52 22 0 0 0 154 65 149 1049
ALGERDJIDJ1870 9 93 112 11 53 16 14 32 0 47 50 17 454
ALGERDJIDJ1871 313 28 74 15 9 75 0 29 51 88 62 225 969
ALGERDJIDJ1872 25 86 81 143 167 3 2 3 13 80 96 12 711
ALGERDJIDJ1873 45 185 106 88 25 1 0 0 32 160 71 394 1107
ALGERDJIDJ1874 109 120 156 114 118 16 0 52 0 0 233 413 1331
ALGERDJIDJ1875 4 18 132 101 15 51 0 2 15 89 160 216 803
ALGERDJIDJ1876 55 40 125 118 127 88 0 0 43 127 141 86 950
ALGERDJIDJ1877 182 111 170 46 0 3 0 0 51 266 179 240 1248
ALGERDJIDJ1878 90 85 49 7 22 2 1 6 90 113 181 94 740
ALGERDJIDJ1879 120 79 51 165 73 0 0 0 152 107 80 286 1113
ALGERDJIDJ1880 110 88 25 83 50 3 0 3 29 27 45 148 611
ALGERDJIDJ1881 144 110 108 71 113 36 0 1 15 189 70 365 1222
ALGERDJIDJ1882 53 80 131 25 26 11 4 1 161 66 74 43 675
ALGERDJIDJ1883 159 111 77 51 41 94 0 4 2 174 149 146 1008
ALGERDJIDJ1884 87 32 149 112 30 37 1 20 15 21 160 207 871
ALGERDJIDJ1885 255 45 175 154 1 27 0 9 72 158 330 88 1314
ALGERDJIDJ1886 169 193 56 129 74 3 6 9 36 43 195 266 1179
ALGERDJIDJ1887 252 148 24 98 35 0 0 0 22 190 140 102 1011
ALGERDJIDJ1888 80 98 115 32 15 25 0 24 30 69 119 90 697
ALGERDJIDJ1889 402 130 190 105 52 8 2 5 27 49 192 213 1375
ALGERDJIDJ1890 72 112 220 119 48 15 12 0 139 221 202 191 1351
ALGERDJIDJ1891 282 71 61 65 80 1 3 2 46 106 56 143 916
ALGERDJIDJ1892 143 138 72 125 12 4 14 41 26 319 141 180 1215
ALGERDJIDJ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERDRAEL DRAELMIZAN 3622 350 780 1
ALGERDRAEL MEAN 147 102 102 108 47 23 13 9 43 97 132 121 943
ALGERDRAEL STDV 89 27 69 67 5 37 10 3 55 20 78 104 207
ALGERDRAEL1865 147 36 169 150 47 23 13 9 43 97 58 112 904
ALGERDRAEL1866 37 27 77 108 47 14 0 0 54 47 64 7 482
ALGERDRAEL1867 71 35 68 24 0 0 2 9 115 45 56 165 590
ALGERDRAEL1868 220 35 102 102 65 38 20 13 25 97 175 19 911
ALGERDRAEL1869 81 58 220 47 44 12 2 9 43 22 43 88 669
ALGERDRAEL1870 24 68 73 34 51 25 13 7 43 13 87 98 536
ALGERDRAEL1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 33 0 0 16 55 44 172 339 9999
ALGERDRAEL1875 12 175 166 91 55 139 6 5 12 64 91 92 908
ALGERDRAEL1876 144 94 77 148 43 37 0 0 39 141 11 194 928
ALGERDRAEL1877 149 68 187 69 10 10 12 10 142 129 247 330 1363
ALGERDRAEL1878 180 119 100 10 40 0 0 0 15 72 42 84 662
ALGERDRAEL1879 140 207 60 64 81 0 0 0 10 0 41 195 798
ALGERDRAEL1880 135 123 115 108 68 0 0 3 0 0 73 10 635
ALGERDRAEL1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 14 47 264 107 75 9999
ALGERDRAEL1887 39 34 62 64 9 0 0 0 43 68 77 96 492
ALGERDRAEL1888 9999 79 72 99 26 49 19 12 109 9999 9999 96 9999
ALGERDRAEL1889 99 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERDRAEL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGEREL GO EL GOLEA EL GO 3033 253 397 ALGER 5
ALGEREL GO MEAN 7 5 6 3 1 1 0 0 2 5 5 7 44
ALGEREL GO STDV 15 12 20 10 1 4 0 1 7 10 10 16 42
ALGEREL GO1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 33 7 9999
ALGEREL GO1892 0 4 0 9 12 0 0 0 0 8 4 30 67
ALGEREL GO1893 2 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 26
ALGEREL GO1894 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 15 24
ALGEREL GO1895 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
ALGEREL GO1896 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 7 26
ALGEREL GO1897 0 22 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 95 123
ALGEREL GO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERELARI ELARICHA 3416 -341 1330 2
ALGERELARI MEAN 16 21 28 26 46 18 10 13 22 40 21 37 298
ALGERELARI STDV 20 7 41 29 64 19 11 20 27 37 15 38 25
ALGERELARI1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 19 6 7 9999
ALGERELARI1876 44 8 25 10 56 44 11 6 28 122 1 118 473
ALGERELARI1877 16 21 62 79 95 0 32 51 68 20 22 13 479
ALGERELARI1878 8 10 17 1 25 2 3 12 27 20 22 32 179
ALGERELARI1879 2 18 28 14 4 17 7 0 5 14 0 0 109
ALGERELARI1880 13 3 81 9 103 9 0 12 29 40 24 37 360
ALGERELARI1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 9999
ALGERELARI1888 4 35 33 39 99 39 5 1 29 11 21 37 353
ALGERELARI1889 36 26 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERELARI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERFORTN FORTNAT 3639 414 961 1
ALGERFORTN MEAN 142 101 159 132 76 29 6 7 45 114 127 185 1121
ALGERFORTN STDV 51 45 75 68 35 24 14 30 43 15 53 54 454
ALGERFORTN1865 9999 187 9999 9999 9999 47 4 3 18 81 138 167 9999
ALGERFORTN1866 83 77 109 0 34 55 4 1 11 155 102 0 631
ALGERFORTN1867 143 63 154 75 0 0 6 7 178 66 98 168 958
ALGERFORTN1868 239 58 217 271 65 50 19 13 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERFORTN1871 142 101 140 34 182 7 0 0 45 69 239 147 1106
ALGERFORTN1872 186 83 343 263 75 14 22 1 61 172 127 151 1498
ALGERFORTN1873 50 216 144 137 45 19 0 2 23 209 39 431 1315
ALGERFORTN1874 99 137 222 226 176 5 45 71 29 56 214 322 1602
ALGERFORTN1878 88 37 36 23 7 2 29 0 24 27 14 24 311
ALGERFORTN1879 80 89 88 143 87 0 0 0 79 56 74 178 874
ALGERFORTN1880 171 65 129 161 105 6 0 103 2 21 2 40 805
ALGERFORTN1881 105 160 112 88 87 45 0 0 14 135 27 273 1046
ALGERFORTN1882 196 66 267 50 30 9 0 0 60 68 46 203 995
ALGERFORTN1883 228 105 188 70 80 69 0 0 8 99 154 137 1138
ALGERFORTN1884 106 59 280 163 107 48 3 11 20 112 114 138 1161
ALGERFORTN1885 78 47 106 186 4 40 2 5 77 104 182 80 911
ALGERFORTN1886 178 150 89 163 13 29 3 3 59 141 148 233 1209
ALGERFORTN1887 119 42 68 114 9 10 6 2 38 155 165 123 851
ALGERFORTN1888 81 94 118 98 48 74 3 11 66 100 221 110 1024
ALGERFORTN1889 248 127 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERFORTN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERGERYV GERYVIL 3340 100 1300 2
ALGERGERYV MEAN 26 25 30 29 27 14 5 10 38 26 30 35 294
ALGERGERYV STDV 19 26 61 66 43 27 20 29 22 60 18 10 233
ALGERGERYV1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 72 75 0 72 76 28 9999
ALGERGERYV1875 1 19 80 15 72 14 0 14 16 34 10 21 296
ALGERGERYV1876 52 24 36 26 73 0 13 0 23 76 0 21 344
ALGERGERYV1877 0 6 20 11 42 7 1 10 86 8 53 48 292
ALGERGERYV1878 6 12 25 0 4 13 0 16 4 157 44 40 321
ALGERGERYV1879 3 6 32 9 6 7 1 10 3 40 0 9 126
ALGERGERYV1880 27 21 103 15 68 9 2 8 22 0 5 12 292
ALGERGERYV1882 24 51 13 4 22 12 5 6 12 0 2 51 202
ALGERGERYV1883 36 3 8 40 46 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 135
ALGERGERYV1884 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 48 9999
ALGERGERYV1885 53 30 42 43 53 39 20 73 54 122 42 2 573
ALGERGERYV1886 43 74 49 145 52 7 2 9 43 10 30 0 464
ALGERGERYV1887 26 0 12 83 45 8 18 37 41 6 62 32 370
ALGERGERYV1888 12 30 165 182 29 74 3 1 29 11 18 38 592
ALGERGERYV1889 49 2 40 9 72 1 0 3 35 4 2 49 266
ALGERGERYV1890 20 78 83 48 35 64 8 1 104 80 4 51 576
ALGERGERYV9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERGHARD GHARDAIA GHARD 3229 340 527 ALGER 6
ALGERGHARD MEAN 10 5 7 5 4 3 1 2 5 7 10 7 66
ALGERGHARD STDV 13 8 11 9 7 5 2 5 8 12 17 11 37
ALGERGHARD1884 50 27 12 1 6 3 1 0 8 7 10 26 151
ALGERGHARD1885 0 5 9999 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 11 10 8 9999 9999
ALGERGHARD1886 52 0 1 28 13 3 0 6 13 0 25 2 143
ALGERGHARD1887 2 5 34 7 9 6 2 7 6 16 0 59 153
ALGERGHARD1888 50 27 12 1 6 3 1 0 8 7 8 20 143
ALGERGHARD1889 7 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERGHARD1890 52 1 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 10 110
ALGERGHARD1891 0 0 0 0 66 0 0 0 4 0 13 4 87
ALGERGHARD1892 0 14 0 24 23 0 0 0 0 3 21 62 147
ALGERGHARD1893 0 0 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 20 40
ALGERGHARD1894 6 19 8 5 1 6 3 0 0 14 10 0 72
ALGERGHARD1895 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
ALGERGHARD1896 11 0 13 26 7 0 0 2 1 17 42 6 125
ALGERGHARD1897 4 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERGHARD9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERGUELM GUELMA 3629 725 280 1
ALGERGUELM MEAN 95 68 83 61 46 34 9 15 41 49 59 76 638
ALGERGUELM STDV 59 22 52 27 34 33 19 21 42 20 33 69 71
ALGERGUELM1858 9999 9999 9999 9999 27 6 5 9 20 68 41 210 9999
ALGERGUELM1859 120 136 124 18 93 5 2 7 169 75 121 45 915
ALGERGUELM1860 26 66 66 53 29 13 10 6 19 29 0 68 385
ALGERGUELM1861 49 5 69 67 107 14 0 0 40 66 24 41 482
ALGERGUELM1865 95 126 78 52 5 74 1 4 25 68 40 37 605
ALGERGUELM1866 45 63 31 46 20 30 0 0 10 51 84 13 393
ALGERGUELM1867 56 55 37 54 6 62 9 73 37 59 32 113 593
ALGERGUELM1868 221 57 148 130 66 123 41 39 8 49 103 10 995
ALGERGUELM1869 75 34 201 68 11 40 2 6 41 10 49 29 566
ALGERGUELM1870 40 62 93 92 61 28 22 13 42 21 47 63 584
ALGERGUELM1871 154 35 89 27 68 38 0 13 112 44 86 70 736
ALGERGUELM1872 193 54 84 86 46 4 84 3 18 55 86 76 789
ALGERGUELM1873 48 58 46 46 22 8 2 0 9999 9999 9999 303 9999
ALGERGUELM1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 48 22 9999 12 79 33 27 54 9999
ALGERGUELM1876 23 20 86 60 67 124 3 1 22 29 67 77 579
ALGERGUELM1877 139 65 55 52 21 65 38 23 76 61 124 142 861
ALGERGUELM1878 93 43 25 22 1 0 0 2 34 76 46 37 379
ALGERGUELM1879 86 68 74 76 85 0 0 0 45 37 48 158 677
ALGERGUELM1880 97 106 34 60 55 51 7 0 8 10 22 39 489
ALGERGUELM1882 100 38 144 111 43 1 0 5 59 44 33 56 634
ALGERGUELM1883 129 72 16 34 85 15 6 64 25 76 57 38 617
ALGERGUELM1884 89 58 73 64 59 56 0 19 2 51 39 159 669
ALGERGUELM1885 43 17 115 81 3 42 2 18 24 42 93 96 576
ALGERGUELM1886 235 143 41 88 78 2 2 49 50 48 131 67 934
ALGERGUELM1887 17 65 67 74 17 0 5 7 14 98 50 18 432
ALGERGUELM1888 66 65 58 48 40 69 5 58 6 54 48 39 556
ALGERGUELM1889 158 61 122 44 46 23 0 0 128 9 48 96 735
ALGERGUELM1890 37 102 231 72 64 18 12 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERGUELM1891 95 19 38 27 104 0 0 1 37 29 32 33 415
ALGERGUELM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERJEMMA JEMMAPE 3643 705 90 1
ALGERJEMMA MEAN 84 86 108 74 35 23 8 13 23 82 84 99 719
ALGERJEMMA STDV 63 75 74 40 40 25 14 11 22 77 54 56 234
ALGERJEMMA1859 112 170 126 30 116 0 2 11 28 4 201 99 899
ALGERJEMMA1860 12 76 77 71 40 2 29 10 0 141 17 114 589
ALGERJEMMA1861 60 22 46 116 113 10 0 2 6 104 46 32 557
ALGERJEMMA1862 70 56 76 160 23 72 0 25 50 14 127 126 799
ALGERJEMMA1863 45 117 256 70 8 13 0 17 46 110 78 172 932
ALGERJEMMA1864 94 206 58 39 46 10 0 1 46 72 81 72 725
ALGERJEMMA1865 62 220 197 51 1 17 5 24 6 64 90 182 919
ALGERJEMMA1866 50 27 16 55 29 30 0 0 9 14 112 4 346
ALGERJEMMA1867 62 57 36 86 13 43 3 21 61 57 71 158 668
ALGERJEMMA1868 259 11 161 117 5 64 44 26 11 287 137 40 1162
ALGERJEMMA1869 124 17 169 28 5 0 0 0 0 71 21 75 510
ALGERJEMMA1870 55 52 80 66 24 19 11 25 19 45 27 111 534
ALGERJEMMA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERLACAL LACALLE 3654 606 3 1
ALGERLACAL MEAN 127 84 98 57 37 22 4 9 33 107 121 168 866
ALGERLACAL STDV 74 44 54 35 33 41 5 11 29 54 55 63 193
ALGERLACAL1858 9999 9999 9999 2 23 3 0 2 72 93 78 239 9999
ALGERLACAL1859 216 148 90 11 87 0 0 12 35 58 106 187 950
ALGERLACAL1860 48 117 77 49 14 20 14 0 4 87 20 138 588
ALGERLACAL1861 30 9 40 73 47 19 0 0 31 169 36 51 505
ALGERLACAL1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 32 0 2 62 104 121 153 9999
ALGERLACAL1865 99 188 271 42 2 37 18 8 4 87 74 166 996
ALGERLACAL1866 47 58 82 33 25 22 0 0 15 53 187 5 527
ALGERLACAL1867 56 58 68 143 7 3 6 36 62 95 134 311 979
ALGERLACAL1868 224 30 163 52 66 143 7 26 31 107 121 18 988
ALGERLACAL1869 75 37 253 57 8 0 0 15 0 104 94 96 739
ALGERLACAL1870 102 92 86 44 33 65 10 0 26 27 75 202 762
ALGERLACAL1871 382 51 84 14 8 41 0 5 27 189 306 200 1307
ALGERLACAL1872 118 42 98 83 37 4 0 7 15 113 78 168 763
ALGERLACAL1873 103 115 89 100 64 6 0 1 62 91 118 314 1063
ALGERLACAL1874 92 124 76 43 133 0 1 1 4 98 244 237 1053
ALGERLACAL1875 38 30 46 65 0 117 5 4 42 108 101 280 836
ALGERLACAL1876 40 39 96 137 37 75 0 0 26 65 81 79 675
ALGERLACAL1877 175 89 71 49 12 17 4 5 47 129 97 155 850
ALGERLACAL1878 94 31 34 12 6 1 0 2 24 34 34 97 369
ALGERLACAL1879 81 73 75 93 73 0 0 2 121 77 110 230 935
ALGERLACAL1880 79 43 15 43 35 24 1 8 34 47 102 61 492
ALGERLACAL1881 93 120 52 79 45 26 0 3 52 205 53 225 953
ALGERLACAL1882 49 52 207 49 68 1 4 5 73 43 141 108 800
ALGERLACAL1883 167 86 90 42 30 90 7 9 27 116 120 69 853
ALGERLACAL1884 87 10 87 62 65 3 0 10 0 134 145 277 880
ALGERLACAL1885 148 32 52 71 0 25 19 26 37 145 234 149 938
ALGERLACAL1886 151 169 36 84 79 0 0 43 27 49 78 147 863
ALGERLACAL1887 143 113 79 44 14 0 1 9 20 286 158 144 1011
ALGERLACAL1888 46 101 86 35 22 22 0 17 21 148 150 79 727
ALGERLACAL1889 345 179 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERLACAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERLAGHO LAGHOUAT LAGHO 3348 253 767 ALGER 2
ALGERLAGHO MEAN 13 12 14 15 20 12 6 7 23 20 13 16 171
ALGERLAGHO STDV 15 12 19 19 21 14 10 10 24 24 16 20 66
ALGERLAGHO1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 6 24 31 16 10 9999
ALGERLAGHO1865 43 1 14 15 15 22 0 7 21 5 14 3 160
ALGERLAGHO1866 101 41 19 6 12 0 0 0 47 33 13 0 272
ALGERLAGHO1867 17 10 3 0 11 24 1 21 9 17 22 5 140
ALGERLAGHO1868 27 55 28 53 25 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2 9999
ALGERLAGHO1869 20 20 15 10 26 6 2 3 23 20 20 4 169
ALGERLAGHO1870 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 33 9999 9999 9999
ALGERLAGHO1874 13 54 34 25 7 1 2 7 16 33 9 10 211
ALGERLAGHO1875 0 4 101 1 15 3 0 21 13 16 5 14 193
ALGERLAGHO1876 40 2 99 72 29 24 24 0 10 43 0 4 347
ALGERLAGHO1877 0 2 6 21 28 0 3 4 41 9 12 6 132
ALGERLAGHO1878 4 17 15 1 0 11 2 9 22 62 2 5 150
ALGERLAGHO1879 6 0 12 3 0 0 0 11 6 4 0 4 46
ALGERLAGHO1880 6 15 16 10 14 10 2 2 2 0 0 58 135
ALGERLAGHO1881 3 32 3 3 56 1 0 0 9 26 9 40 182
ALGERLAGHO1882 23 32 4 0 27 16 19 0 22 0 0 3 146
ALGERLAGHO1883 21 0 7 12 25 0 7 7 0 11 12 11 113
ALGERLAGHO1884 8 37 121 13 28 0 11 0 2 67 60 32 379
ALGERLAGHO1885 30 0 19 10 18 13 5 0 20 15 20 0 150
ALGERLAGHO1886 41 4 1 52 4 4 0 58 38 3 5 1 211
ALGERLAGHO1887 4 35 38 78 14 12 3 51 31 5 3 55 329
ALGERLAGHO1888 15 59 3 21 38 9 10 0 12 1 20 20 208
ALGERLAGHO1889 2 0 25 0 7 8 0 0 6 0 2 44 94
ALGERLAGHO1890 9 40 40 19 14 3 2 4 46 34 24 6 241
ALGERLAGHO1891 2 45 11 1 50 3 8 4 11 48 53 2 238
ALGERLAGHO1892 13 27 9 19 17 7 0 4 17 67 27 45 252
ALGERLAGHO1893 0 1 26 12 0 0 33 18 1 0 18 87 196
ALGERLAGHO1894 20 48 17 57 16 20 19 3 0 21 54 8 283
ALGERLAGHO1895 2 1 3 0 35 20 0 9 17 0 0 12 99
ALGERLAGHO1896 9 15 12 50 69 0 0 0 0 32 24 13 224
ALGERLAGHO1897 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 16 12 19 53
ALGERLAGHO1898 12 0 19 11 0 8 3 0 2 0 0 0 55
ALGERLAGHO1899 0 11 16 15 17 25 1 8 3 21 4 2 123
ALGERLAGHO1900 4 9 9 7 62 93 0 3 51 6 51 1 296
ALGERLAGHO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERMASCA MASCARA 3520 9 580 2
ALGERMASCA MEAN 74 68 87 61 40 42 2 4 20 46 66 75 554
ALGERMASCA STDV 132 51 111 36 51 34 4 6 14 34 88 46 95
ALGERMASCA1853 9999 9999 9999 7 36 16 0 0 9999 2 120 142 9999
ALGERMASCA1854 391 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 37 63 347 9999 9999
ALGERMASCA1855 100 98 37 9999 9999 0 9999 9999 19 172 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMASCA1856 33 17 29 102 22 5 2 5 68 7 114 150 554
ALGERMASCA1857 474 142 483 120 215 42 0 5 32 44 158 50 1765
ALGERMASCA1858 210 216 101 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMASCA1859 74 47 37 26 19 2 0 21 15 28 8 22 299
ALGERMASCA1860 37 72 56 104 0 10 0 2 5 17 14 41 358
ALGERMASCA1861 48 30 16 31 30 2 0 0 1 18 29 63 268
ALGERMASCA1862 66 7 60 115 19 29 0 0 28 48 125 31 528
ALGERMASCA1864 54 95 98 108 11 5 0 0 21 111 187 80 770
ALGERMASCA1865 192 32 64 118 65 56 0 6 3 35 29 70 670
ALGERMASCA1866 65 14 49 18 6 6 0 0 24 76 19 0 277
ALGERMASCA1867 46 0 65 0 0 0 1 0 49 7 7 42 217
ALGERMASCA1868 97 112 48 147 90 103 11 0 16 76 96 48 844
ALGERMASCA1869 21 114 132 16 20 1 0 2 0 32 104 94 536
ALGERMASCA1870 74 99 98 15 116 17 0 18 22 73 64 115 711
ALGERMASCA1871 95 36 133 1 36 14 0 0 16 51 154 155 691
ALGERMASCA1872 99 38 315 14 25 7 15 0 15 40 16 75 659
ALGERMASCA1873 32 70 164 52 9 1 1 1 20 100 37 25 512
ALGERMASCA1874 74 60 62 65 101 5 0 17 6 27 133 183 733
ALGERMASCA1875 74 113 131 32 61 40 2 0 11 21 65 90 640
ALGERMASCA1876 131 93 121 86 49 2 14 3 5 79 1 81 665
ALGERMASCA1877 23 30 119 56 17 6 0 0 22 2 152 124 551
ALGERMASCA1878 55 17 58 0 15 0 0 0 0 24 52 70 291
ALGERMASCA1879 20 70 51 44 41 1 0 0 10 9 36 47 329
ALGERMASCA1880 62 3 120 80 81 0 0 8 0 10 34 27 425
ALGERMASCA1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 9 23 31 48 9999
ALGERMASCA1887 22 56 11 49 0 8 0 4 20 12 42 73 297
ALGERMASCA1888 36 141 76 31 68 17 0 0 34 30 61 77 571
ALGERMASCA1889 178 87 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMASCA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERMEDEA MEDEAH 3615 248 960 1
ALGERMEDEA MEAN 90 70 112 102 51 49 6 4 20 78 87 115 755
ALGERMEDEA STDV 134 66 33 74 43 34 1 5 30 63 20 110 297
ALGERMEDEA1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3 0 16 8 70 140 227 9999
ALGERMEDEA1875 90 61 108 74 97 95 0 5 5 88 39 48 710
ALGERMEDEA1876 106 64 57 70 76 34 18 4 7 57 8 115 616
ALGERMEDEA1877 80 2 76 44 0 18 0 0 18 115 28 160 541
ALGERMEDEA1878 76 70 17 30 29 12 0 0 27 23 59 45 388
ALGERMEDEA1879 142 123 76 155 42 2 0 2 13 32 41 232 860
ALGERMEDEA1880 92 37 107 143 86 8 0 11 2 14 47 1 548
ALGERMEDEA1881 73 124 51 57 98 27 11 0 12 193 25 170 841
ALGERMEDEA1882 49 31 150 90 18 14 3 2 65 17 43 201 683
ALGERMEDEA1883 174 28 47 56 73 12 2 3 0 47 140 84 666
ALGERMEDEA1884 78 81 124 89 64 22 3 8 20 38 110 133 770
ALGERMEDEA1886 410 110 66 226 33 0 8 1 60 232 53 234 1433
ALGERMEDEA1887 114 39 43 143 3 0 4 4 13 55 24 73 515
ALGERMEDEA1888 49 81 87 57 43 54 0 0 53 92 154 105 775
ALGERMEDEA1889 175 68 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMEDEA1890 53 135 168 111 69 7 1 3 75 98 169 205 1094
ALGERMEDEA1891 241 220 284 257 115 76 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMEDEA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERMILIA MILIANA 3620 215 1010 1
ALGERMILIA MEAN 139 89 96 122 42 19 7 1 27 38 104 104 787
ALGERMILIA STDV 50 13 68 39 32 19 2 5 16 53 77 129 83
ALGERMILIA1865 165 116 141 122 42 50 0 0 47 30 67 184 964
ALGERMILIA1866 51 44 90 122 8 50 1 0 10 124 15 22 537
ALGERMILIA1867 139 89 113 47 0 10 0 0 27 16 28 75 544
ALGERMILIA1868 129 42 3 82 52 19 7 1 27 38 104 64 568
ALGERMILIA1869 58 113 192 40 62 3 23 1 27 10 68 213 810
ALGERMILIA1870 45 103 9999 9999 9999 22 9999 4 4 14 53 21 9999
ALGERMILIA1871 131 8 20 7 18 9 0 1 8 13 72 55 342
ALGERMILIA1872 91 28 82 45 48 3 2 0 27 38 104 104 572
ALGERMILIA1874 9999 9999 9999 196 49 13 0 3 1 36 109 333 9999
ALGERMILIA1875 0 207 174 48 52 55 0 0 0 10 0 45 591
ALGERMILIA1876 38 3 8 29 20 0 0 0 0 95 8 50 251
ALGERMILIA1877 19 13 170 79 31 27 13 0 76 136 271 393 1228
ALGERMILIA1878 277 78 127 7 31 7 0 0 11 48 101 75 762
ALGERMILIA1879 49 132 111 132 55 0 0 19 37 8 21 169 733
ALGERMILIA1880 53 49 145 263 131 8 0 0 27 28 69 32 805
ALGERMILIA1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 19 110 103 155 9999
ALGERMILIA1887 139 76 51 196 3 30 9 4 27 49 200 159 943
ALGERMILIA1888 65 71 79 53 65 18 0 0 44 32 304 49 780
ALGERMILIA1889 300 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMILIA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERMISSE MISSERGHIN 9999 9999 9999 2
ALGERMISSE MEAN 94 62 59 39 26 10 0 1 13 26 52 61 448
ALGERMISSE STDV 63 48 38 28 21 16 1 2 18 21 46 43 121
ALGERMISSE1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 5 5 61 9999
ALGERMISSE1884 29 49 127 45 48 15 0 0 25 60 120 127 645
ALGERMISSE1885 87 12 41 95 2 5 0 0 0 55 30 0 327
ALGERMISSE1886 100 130 15 30 30 0 0 0 0 10 50 15 380
ALGERMISSE1887 18 147 11 38 0 0 0 0 77 0 18 63 372
ALGERMISSE1888 71 86 39 33 34 11 0 0 10 0 55 62 401
ALGERMISSE1889 238 33 103 26 48 0 0 0 6 26 40 50 570
ALGERMISSE1890 81 84 83 39 41 34 0 0 5 46 50 164 627
ALGERMISSE1891 110 53 34 36 0 14 2 1 18 35 57 3 363
ALGERMISSE1892 206 16 43 37 43 0 0 0 5 56 46 101 553
ALGERMISSE1893 30 3 70 10 7 3 0 0 3 16 60 75 277
ALGERMISSE1894 99 86 114 111 22 4 0 0 9 5 30 56 536
ALGERMISSE1895 100 33 47 48 44 4 0 0 9 56 8 48 397
ALGERMISSE1896 57 100 44 22 68 2 0 0 0 21 104 51 469
ALGERMISSE1897 94 9 0 7 15 0 0 0 12 21 6 81 245
ALGERMISSE1898 158 24 80 36 3 0 0 0 15 14 183 12 525
ALGERMISSE1899 21 132 99 8 17 60 0 7 21 15 25 71 476
ALGERMISSE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERMOSTA MOSTAGANEM 3554 5 80 1
ALGERMOSTA MEAN 66 68 63 43 28 14 3 2 20 57 77 80 521
ALGERMOSTA STDV 61 66 70 27 38 40 3 6 19 39 60 75 195
ALGERMOSTA1849 19 15 31 39 12 33 0 0 7 2 19 125 302
ALGERMOSTA1850 34 1 42 7 46 7 1 1 15 54 31 43 282
ALGERMOSTA1851 42 34 37 9 3 30 0 0 11 20 122 15 323
ALGERMOSTA1852 82 63 31 68 77 4 1 0 43 59 62 47 537
ALGERMOSTA1853 63 173 57 5 28 28 0 0 0 10 106 89 559
ALGERMOSTA1854 145 6 57 25 22 9 2 0 28 35 77 97 503
ALGERMOSTA1855 38 63 61 72 15 12 0 1 20 110 122 77 591
ALGERMOSTA1856 30 75 49 14 11 0 0 0 12 46 83 81 401
ALGERMOSTA1857 229 56 168 21 127 0 0 2 14 34 78 74 803
ALGERMOSTA1858 26 92 7 11 19 18 19 9 3 82 45 70 401
ALGERMOSTA1859 105 106 54 10 39 0 2 22 7 7 9 31 392
ALGERMOSTA1860 19 72 130 61 0 12 0 0 1 51 25 67 438
ALGERMOSTA1861 57 79 29 48 31 4 0 0 1 4 30 85 368
ALGERMOSTA1862 47 11 20 109 21 11 0 0 51 74 202 37 583
ALGERMOSTA1863 25 107 47 48 18 1 0 0 15 45 28 15 349
ALGERMOSTA1864 55 105 76 23 9 9 0 0 12 198 124 98 709
ALGERMOSTA1865 81 29 93 83 4 41 1 1 10 73 17 110 543
ALGERMOSTA1866 50 14 52 9 16 11 0 0 35 74 82 0 343
ALGERMOSTA1867 36 17 51 5 1 1 3 0 87 17 7 25 250
ALGERMOSTA1868 102 101 50 96 46 16 11 1 19 70 133 38 683
ALGERMOSTA1869 25 65 128 21 1 2 0 24 0 33 193 264 756
ALGERMOSTA1870 44 95 69 16 61 19 0 5 0 3 151 153 616
ALGERMOSTA1871 9999 9999 9999 2 49 45 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERMOSTA1872 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 34 30 225 9999
ALGERMOSTA1873 0 284 102 13 25 0 0 0 0 178 25 0 627
ALGERMOSTA1874 117 7 3 0 18 19 0 0 5 36 115 230 550
ALGERMOSTA1875 0 166 252 14 80 38 4 0 0 27 89 112 782
ALGERMOSTA1876 271 59 48 54 75 0 10 0 17 95 0 93 722
ALGERMOSTA1877 14 9 5 22 0 212 0 0 80 36 17 110 505
ALGERMOSTA1878 98 51 118 3 75 6 0 0 4 73 207 136 771
ALGERMOSTA1879 54 158 51 64 2 0 0 0 0 0 22 135 486
ALGERMOSTA1880 54 24 239 143 101 1 0 10 1 12 116 43 744
ALGERMOSTA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERNEMOU NEMOURS 3508 -150 4 1
ALGERNEMOU MEAN 62 61 72 48 49 10 3 1 18 34 45 66 468
ALGERNEMOU STDV 77 66 45 35 42 7 2 2 23 11 43 9 88
ALGERNEMOU1876 180 3 62 47 97 2 1 2 4 42 0 66 506
ALGERNEMOU1878 52 26 44 13 64 0 1 1 0 30 86 80 397
ALGERNEMOU1879 26 65 42 44 18 0 0 0 13 5 4 10 227
ALGERNEMOU1880 31 13 197 52 94 0 2 3 3 7 57 14 473
ALGERNEMOU1881 24 28 6 13 7 19 0 0 0 80 1 92 270
ALGERNEMOU1882 29 52 26 19 3 4 0 0 0 4 1 64 202
ALGERNEMOU1883 0 0 31 19 32 0 0 0 0 10 2 25 119
ALGERNEMOU1884 11 17 131 60 128 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERNEMOU1885 25 24 34 142 0 13 0 0 26 29 22 0 315
ALGERNEMOU1886 128 205 34 56 18 7 0 0 42 58 71 42 661
ALGERNEMOU1887 75 178 51 67 5 14 4 7 70 5 77 134 687
ALGERNEMOU1888 63 107 119 43 86 27 5 0 37 21 135 69 712
ALGERNEMOU1889 237 81 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERNEMOU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERORAN ORAN ORAN 3542 -39 3 ALGER 1
ALGERORAN MEAN 61 49 41 36 25 8 1 2 14 39 50 68 393
ALGERORAN STDV 47 39 31 34 27 11 2 4 16 39 42 52 119
ALGERORAN 1841 104 47 28 26 35 1 3 2 0 37 0 87 370
ALGERORAN 1842 243 37 44 54 2 0 0 2 8 36 113 48 587
ALGERORAN 1843 9 48 47 5 4 10 4 0 11 27 92 20 277
ALGERORAN 1844 50 134 6 106 56 1 0 8 14 30 37 87 529
ALGERORAN 1845 177 137 52 71 55 0 0 0 7 0 29 92 620
ALGERORAN 1846 15 24 52 48 61 4 0 2 13 19 42 122 402
ALGERORAN 1847 57 60 74 54 3 16 0 0 3 23 118 61 469
ALGERORAN 1848 156 42 21 4 97 4 0 0 44 101 95 23 587
ALGERORAN 1849 16 11 82 34 15 18 0 1 2 5 55 82 321
ALGERORAN 1850 81 0 27 5 34 1 16 0 14 56 31 42 307
ALGERORAN 1851 79 29 39 12 17 14 0 0 49 18 89 10 356
ALGERORAN 1852 78 54 37 69 82 0 0 1 16 9 55 13 414
ALGERORAN 1853 111 293 39 11 33 19 0 0 0 4 139 65 714
ALGERORAN 1854 125 2 76 16 12 2 0 2 19 29 73 59 415
ALGERORAN 1855 39 45 88 41 37 4 0 2 28 78 118 69 549
ALGERORAN 1856 25 100 86 4 1 0 0 0 19 36 144 107 522
ALGERORAN 1857 292 117 178 15 157 0 0 2 4 11 88 41 905
ALGERORAN 1858 77 112 7 25 5 1 12 3 0 26 28 37 333
ALGERORAN 1859 55 176 72 0 17 0 0 13 15 7 6 29 390
ALGERORAN 1860 42 151 35 84 0 15 0 0 0 34 12 96 469
ALGERORAN 1861 44 48 36 26 62 3 2 0 0 18 47 68 354
ALGERORAN 1862 59 17 28 27 12 27 1 0 34 43 129 48 425
ALGERORAN 1863 30 150 37 167 24 8 0 2 30 21 57 31 557
ALGERORAN 1864 73 81 89 103 12 17 0 0 7 125 121 129 757
ALGERORAN 1865 109 26 45 139 10 18 0 1 0 25 0 300 673
ALGERORAN 1866 76 70 53 5 163 15 0 0 4 86 25 14 511
ALGERORAN 1867 51 8 41 2 2 4 5 0 92 5 11 29 250
ALGERORAN 1868 81 119 8 71 30 22 3 0 8 39 82 30 493
ALGERORAN 1869 19 56 140 6 1 2 0 14 0 33 113 115 499
ALGERORAN 1870 41 93 120 23 88 14 0 10 18 5 92 101 605
ALGERORAN 1871 120 11 6 1 46 20 0 0 8 92 97 188 589
ALGERORAN 1872 35 33 107 191 102 2 1 0 46 31 32 82 662
ALGERORAN 1873 34 85 50 35 14 2 1 0 0 142 16 33 412
ALGERORAN 1874 10 21 110 120 48 0 0 0 0 19 55 115 498
ALGERORAN 1875 5 83 53 53 36 0 0 3 0 5 58 99 395
ALGERORAN 1876 135 20 28 32 36 0 13 0 17 52 0 127 460
ALGERORAN 1877 3 32 67 16 16 10 0 0 31 100 86 100 461
ALGERORAN 1878 93 49 30 1 69 0 3 0 17 19 88 79 448
ALGERORAN 1879 56 48 49 12 60 1 0 1 12 16 18 33 306
ALGERORAN 1880 57 25 124 35 71 1 0 5 3 13 95 44 473
ALGERORAN 1881 45 24 16 15 3 11 11 0 1 82 6 183 397
ALGERORAN 1882 23 37 52 32 9 6 0 0 30 0 19 78 286
ALGERORAN 1883 14 8 60 25 41 0 0 1 2 32 7 95 285
ALGERORAN 1884 39 44 121 29 55 17 0 3 28 73 98 102 609
ALGERORAN 1885 64 3 35 72 2 5 15 1 16 39 33 3 288
ALGERORAN 1886 58 94 39 48 32 0 0 2 7 30 40 16 366
ALGERORAN 1887 12 193 35 49 1 0 0 0 68 10 15 69 452
ALGERORAN 1888 87 108 60 19 44 12 5 0 15 0 69 39 458
ALGERORAN 1889 188 22 75 21 50 4 0 5 8 14 32 27 446
ALGERORAN 1890 45 85 83 17 29 38 3 0 3 40 46 158 547
ALGERORAN 1891 158 41 17 24 0 12 0 4 10 32 66 5 369
ALGERORAN 1892 155 13 34 50 32 0 0 0 4 62 20 78 448
ALGERORAN 1893 26 0 50 26 3 3 0 0 2 1 75 72 258
ALGERORAN 1894 86 42 106 108 11 4 0 0 22 7 26 70 482
ALGERORAN 1895 106 39 31 47 40 11 1 23 8 14 19 45 384
ALGERORAN 1896 57 80 41 3 54 1 0 0 4 16 91 40 387
ALGERORAN 1897 86 17 0 2 19 0 0 0 15 7 9 45 200
ALGERORAN 1898 152 22 119 11 0 0 0 0 12 26 145 30 517
ALGERORAN 1899 4 60 125 5 10 19 0 9 15 14 29 58 348
ALGERORAN 1900 81 9 53 24 20 20 1 3 4 91 112 72 490
ALGERORAN 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERORLEA ORLEANSVILLE 3611 121 140 1
ALGERORLEA MEAN 44 47 58 55 35 14 1 2 19 45 58 63 442
ALGERORLEA STDV 27 32 33 60 32 24 4 6 28 38 33 20 29
ALGERORLEA1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 116 100 87 9999
ALGERORLEA1865 93 61 116 294 27 83 3 11 18 96 75 88 965
ALGERORLEA1866 40 11 52 2 93 3 0 0 14 59 27 3 304
ALGERORLEA1867 80 80 20 111 2 14 1 0 107 38 37 29 519
ALGERORLEA1868 6 47 26 40 61 31 9 0 21 45 92 57 435
ALGERORLEA1869 25 72 148 29 50 3 1 10 19 12 96 123 588
ALGERORLEA1870 29 74 93 18 139 13 1 22 6 11 141 78 625
ALGERORLEA1871 77 8 13 7 13 36 0 0 27 39 58 37 315
ALGERORLEA1872 6 2 65 4 4 14 1 2 4 15 6 80 203
ALGERORLEA1873 10 114 65 28 3 2 0 0 19 132 38 24 435
ALGERORLEA1874 14 54 42 57 11 8 0 0 3 5 58 112 364
ALGERORLEA1875 0 74 124 32 57 52 6 0 8 20 19 56 448
ALGERORLEA1876 105 58 64 45 29 0 12 2 10 93 1 75 494
ALGERORLEA1877 2 10 40 27 5 3 0 0 83 90 108 71 439
ALGERORLEA1878 31 54 37 5 35 1 2 0 1 33 57 53 309
ALGERORLEA1879 21 38 35 49 22 0 0 1 4 0 28 66 264
ALGERORLEA1880 19 12 77 64 33 0 0 5 0 1 35 52 298
ALGERORLEA1881 85 72 26 64 46 55 0 0 0 79 4 90 521
ALGERORLEA1882 5 33 58 33 13 7 0 1 29 11 7 43 240
ALGERORLEA1883 20 17 31 44 51 6 0 0 0 12 95 55 331
ALGERORLEA1884 39 42 60 33 27 11 3 5 28 49 54 63 414
ALGERORLEA1885 48 16 44 107 0 10 0 3 6 57 66 0 357
ALGERORLEA1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 10 64 66 53 9999
ALGERORLEA1887 40 47 22 112 4 3 0 2 19 28 70 48 395
ALGERORLEA1888 24 103 57 17 48 4 0 0 47 8 46 43 397
ALGERORLEA1889 113 34 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERORLEA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERPHILI PHILIPPEVILLE 3653 654 60 1
ALGERPHILI MEAN 123 87 61 71 33 16 2 6 40 112 118 133 802
ALGERPHILI STDV 63 21 79 19 43 30 7 18 5 82 61 122 234
ALGERPHILI1854 72 122 62 77 191 15 1 10 28 77 160 311 1126
ALGERPHILI1855 19 73 142 5 15 2 0 0 40 112 61 160 629
ALGERPHILI1856 5 39 82 6 42 16 2 6 26 3 25 117 369
ALGERPHILI1857 323 52 81 35 26 5 2 7 46 85 78 31 771
ALGERPHILI1858 284 77 78 9 32 5 7 27 16 87 116 307 1045
ALGERPHILI1859 188 143 92 1 69 0 0 34 25 14 141 196 903
ALGERPHILI1860 69 148 95 62 33 19 15 9 6 197 43 136 832
ALGERPHILI1861 45 36 35 107 81 4 0 0 11 108 18 78 523
ALGERPHILI1862 123 32 96 71 33 16 0 0 64 9 174 161 779
ALGERPHILI1863 40 112 189 56 5 6 0 13 21 127 65 113 747
ALGERPHILI1864 119 74 54 24 20 26 0 0 46 72 92 97 624
ALGERPHILI1865 69 186 220 29 2 7 11 15 40 39 119 262 999
ALGERPHILI1866 69 4 47 38 28 10 0 0 25 87 122 8 438
ALGERPHILI1867 99 63 19 168 16 48 2 48 61 116 107 199 946
ALGERPHILI1868 277 42 140 142 32 99 27 20 6 303 139 9 1236
ALGERPHILI1869 142 58 111 98 9 8 1 8 2 109 64 110 720
ALGERPHILI1870 83 85 123 47 56 22 4 13 31 18 56 172 710
ALGERPHILI1871 199 55 73 13 21 51 0 47 47 46 127 146 825
ALGERPHILI1872 154 38 61 56 33 2 3 1 14 49 93 133 637
ALGERPHILI1873 35 79 56 78 28 27 0 0 65 36 53 272 729
ALGERPHILI1874 73 150 49 106 78 0 2 30 28 60 161 282 1019
ALGERPHILI1875 14 94 120 38 2 54 6 6 34 102 61 169 700
ALGERPHILI1876 40 22 109 55 51 86 0 4 26 42 81 151 667
ALGERPHILI1877 145 100 22 48 12 7 4 1 47 495 124 208 1213
ALGERPHILI1878 107 73 29 17 25 1 0 2 68 62 90 73 547
ALGERPHILI1879 85 68 59 67 38 0 0 0 76 50 82 251 776
ALGERPHILI1880 93 96 35 26 22 22 4 3 32 32 53 43 461
ALGERPHILI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERRELIZ RELIZANE 3544 35 70 1
ALGERRELIZ MEAN 56 42 58 30 33 25 3 5 17 49 65 54 437
ALGERRELIZ STDV 25 32 46 31 45 38 11 16 25 26 62 49 218
ALGERRELIZ1863 57 76 98 70 33 0 0 0 0 17 19 19 389
ALGERRELIZ1864 38 82 44 38 9 0 0 0 13 111 182 98 615
ALGERRELIZ1865 70 22 88 92 0 82 0 0 0 43 19 64 480
ALGERRELIZ1866 49 4 62 5 7 8 0 0 33 47 27 0 242
ALGERRELIZ1867 53 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 9 9 18 128
ALGERRELIZ1868 88 39 0 8 95 101 33 0 71 54 110 24 623
ALGERRELIZ1869 9 78 129 39 26 0 2 0 0 22 89 100 494
ALGERRELIZ1870 93 71 54 32 134 18 0 48 7 51 80 120 708
ALGERRELIZ1871 61 6 10 0 17 12 0 0 20 66 88 79 359
ALGERRELIZ1872 47 30 99 17 10 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERRELIZ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERSAIDA SAIDA 3450 10 880 2
ALGERSAIDA MEAN 49 49 48 58 48 14 6 5 25 20 36 63 430
ALGERSAIDA STDV 38 48 19 35 38 17 10 8 29 25 33 22 154
ALGERSAIDA1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 16 28 37 70 59 9999
ALGERSAIDA1875 3 42 63 64 80 28 0 11 6 54 25 44 420
ALGERSAIDA1876 73 46 39 49 53 10 39 25 10 60 4 77 485
ALGERSAIDA1877 15 7 43 64 18 7 0 0 97 8 91 74 424
ALGERSAIDA1878 23 23 44 2 41 17 0 6 6 12 43 39 256
ALGERSAIDA1879 39 70 60 42 5 0 0 5 7 2 36 63 329
ALGERSAIDA1880 9999 9999 9999 17 105 2 0 4 0 9999 5 23 9999
ALGERSAIDA1881 22 33 41 52 40 36 6 1 7 37 8 75 358
ALGERSAIDA1882 12 33 28 29 17 4 6 3 15 11 6 78 242
ALGERSAIDA1883 34 15 27 41 24 0 4 7 0 12 29 33 226
ALGERSAIDA1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 10 11 46 40 37 5 9999
ALGERSAIDA1886 97 156 59 133 58 4 0 0 34 29 67 71 708
ALGERSAIDA1887 64 80 40 127 20 27 1 0 41 7 27 14 448
ALGERSAIDA1888 26 86 89 46 124 50 0 0 61 21 84 95 682
ALGERSAIDA1889 144 68 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERSAIDA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERSETIF SETIF 3611 524 1080 1
ALGERSETIF MEAN 51 43 39 41 40 26 7 13 40 42 36 57 435
ALGERSETIF STDV 27 51 54 48 38 30 8 31 17 12 22 20 119
ALGERSETIF1855 10 114 76 63 26 0 0 13 24 30 46 114 516
ALGERSETIF1857 147 23 111 21 138 3 17 10 74 41 59 8 652
ALGERSETIF1858 98 25 43 16 24 4 7 6 11 52 40 116 442
ALGERSETIF1859 66 63 74 31 36 1 0 34 6 2 85 1 399
ALGERSETIF1860 14 40 65 85 13 127 8 28 10 59 9 44 502
ALGERSETIF1861 0 24 22 31 76 3 0 0 7 6 18 9 196
ALGERSETIF1862 17 17 37 81 17 22 0 10 101 24 56 32 414
ALGERSETIF1863 16 42 154 86 38 38 0 13 52 31 39 88 597
ALGERSETIF1864 18 84 34 36 34 7 0 8 14 58 23 38 354
ALGERSETIF1865 39 94 77 74 6 46 3 7 18 28 24 89 505
ALGERSETIF1866 36 29 43 56 28 11 2 5 2 36 23 0 271
ALGERSETIF1867 27 26 40 7 2 38 0 31 31 8 27 26 263
ALGERSETIF1868 109 18 84 25 68 59 30 34 17 85 56 10 595
ALGERSETIF1869 24 5 147 68 9 14 2 2 12 7 33 45 368
ALGERSETIF1870 25 51 34 39 113 48 2 50 1 29 76 38 506
ALGERSETIF1871 85 2 43 12 61 34 0 45 61 0 61 41 445
ALGERSETIF1872 112 36 50 73 32 8 2 0 23 39 39 46 460
ALGERSETIF1873 3 133 57 37 13 5 0 9 4 46 9 62 378
ALGERSETIF1874 92 105 70 169 121 1 27 60 36 44 46 74 845
ALGERSETIF1875 4 4 40 43 28 23 6 24 30 14 27 16 259
ALGERSETIF1876 29 14 99 56 24 71 4 7 40 91 45 70 550
ALGERSETIF1877 58 12 30 24 31 6 30 3 57 26 52 49 378
ALGERSETIF1878 30 16 14 4 10 13 1 7 9 64 37 29 234
ALGERSETIF1879 41 36 18 43 37 0 0 14 6 17 10 62 284
ALGERSETIF1880 47 33 20 40 25 67 7 15 1 0 22 14 291
ALGERSETIF1881 35 38 79 23 74 17 4 0 14 90 4 85 463
ALGERSETIF1882 28 3 32 56 44 73 7 20 58 45 3 24 393
ALGERSETIF1883 83 34 12 42 54 62 1 24 1 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERSETIF1885 55 56 57 94 7 13 17 12 32 32 25 10 410
ALGERSETIF1886 51 241 47 133 73 0 0 0 26 17 16 57 661
ALGERSETIF1887 32 19 36 41 39 25 18 138 5 32 65 15 465
ALGERSETIF1888 20 48 46 17 73 26 2 11 65 59 55 39 461
ALGERSETIF1889 36 34 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERSETIF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERSIDI SIDIBELABBES 3502 -258 470 2
ALGERSIDI MEAN 49 46 58 45 35 13 5 7 13 29 42 57 398
ALGERSIDI STDV 40 31 25 31 19 11 5 23 16 31 34 32 109
ALGERSIDI 1859 69 87 51 99 63 0 22 114 45 36 52 25 663
ALGERSIDI 1860 74 113 61 65 2 6 0 2 4 9 13 57 406
ALGERSIDI 1861 21 37 29 16 23 1 0 2 0 14 10 48 201
ALGERSIDI 1862 36 30 60 42 17 18 0 3 22 20 55 41 344
ALGERSIDI 1863 17 82 33 67 43 3 0 2 27 37 36 16 363
ALGERSIDI 1864 54 52 57 99 5 8 0 0 12 46 91 68 492
ALGERSIDI 1865 113 55 65 100 10 27 0 1 13 17 37 37 475
ALGERSIDI 1867 35 21 54 0 0 2 0 0 33 12 25 27 209
ALGERSIDI 1868 78 68 34 44 48 57 2 0 11 70 72 33 517
ALGERSIDI 1869 30 48 116 7 6 0 0 9 0 19 58 80 373
ALGERSIDI 1870 60 51 55 29 88 12 0 13 19 40 32 109 508
ALGERSIDI 1871 30 17 12 5 25 16 2 0 25 88 97 102 419
ALGERSIDI 1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 20 1 49 8 97 9999
ALGERSIDI 1876 91 36 74 66 41 1 2 6 1 68 2 68 456
ALGERSIDI 1877 15 16 79 41 26 27 0 0 28 10 86 63 391
ALGERSIDI 1878 28 23 97 0 18 1 2 0 4 22 49 66 310
ALGERSIDI 1879 39 70 60 42 5 0 0 5 7 2 42 57 329
ALGERSIDI 1880 9999 9999 9999 17 105 2 0 4 0 9999 5 23 9999
ALGERSIDI 1881 10 27 50 9 26 21 1 0 1 77 1 105 328
ALGERSIDI 1882 15 48 22 19 9 3 0 0 12 8 6 73 215
ALGERSIDI 1883 28 1 47 38 28 0 0 0 0 31 38 37 248
ALGERSIDI 1884 3 15 135 23 42 26 0 16 28 55 99 80 522
ALGERSIDI 1885 69 18 17 85 42 16 26 11 1 78 56 36 455
ALGERSIDI 1886 111 103 14 52 25 0 0 3 25 1 36 42 412
ALGERSIDI 1887 23 21 32 90 3 4 1 4 34 0 24 79 315
ALGERSIDI 1888 29 76 73 46 44 11 1 0 34 2 99 73 488
ALGERSIDI 1889 164 56 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERSIDI 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERSTAOU STAOUELI 3644 35 124 1
ALGERSTAOU MEAN 96 75 78 55 32 7 2 3 33 87 99 149 715
ALGERSTAOU STDV 39 41 17 19 12 21 2 5 21 57 45 59 158
ALGERSTAOU1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 13 1 26 146 161 9999
ALGERSTAOU1875 9 134 131 38 23 67 4 0 3 88 95 69 661
ALGERSTAOU1876 113 48 40 81 29 18 6 0 11 195 34 96 671
ALGERSTAOU1877 47 38 65 20 7 8 1 5 70 79 159 255 754
ALGERSTAOU1878 111 91 64 4 4 1 1 1 4 50 122 95 548
ALGERSTAOU1879 45 79 38 47 24 0 0 1 67 6 26 213 546
ALGERSTAOU1880 72 77 47 65 71 1 0 5 8 10 99 149 604
ALGERSTAOU1881 81 47 53 25 50 29 2 0 0 169 18 94 568
ALGERSTAOU1882 28 54 128 56 1 9 0 9 49 55 19 281 689
ALGERSTAOU1883 91 15 110 49 38 0 1 1 22 72 128 140 667
ALGERSTAOU1884 62 48 102 67 41 17 0 6 58 99 143 138 781
ALGERSTAOU1885 130 22 85 106 5 5 5 1 21 78 155 33 646
ALGERSTAOU1886 154 120 44 68 45 0 0 0 57 194 108 214 1004
ALGERSTAOU1887 88 146 40 65 9 0 5 0 33 50 84 123 643
ALGERSTAOU1888 101 117 76 40 36 8 0 12 36 102 106 94 728
ALGERSTAOU1889 216 89 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERSTAOU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERSTDEN STDENIS 3530 -012 55 1
ALGERSTDEN MEAN 67 58 55 40 33 17 1 4 15 31 53 47 420
ALGERSTDEN STDV 10 11 32 27 29 10 1 9 17 14 30 38 97
ALGERSTDEN1857 175 68 138 2 122 0 0 0 0 0 82 35 622
ALGERSTDEN1858 60 82 25 0 0 22 0 0 0 22 28 37 276
ALGERSTDEN1859 63 77 38 12 33 0 0 21 20 17 7 33 321
ALGERSTDEN1860 18 71 45 68 0 11 0 2 2 23 15 54 309
ALGERSTDEN1861 49 40 19 27 28 5 0 0 0 8 23 48 247
ALGERSTDEN1862 47 10 41 37 27 35 0 0 34 23 115 33 402
ALGERSTDEN1863 28 126 39 75 20 11 0 0 22 29 56 34 440
ALGERSTDEN1864 48 55 54 87 13 10 0 0 2 89 138 59 555
ALGERSTDEN1865 123 26 72 165 7 42 0 0 9 9 29 63 545
ALGERSTDEN1866 92 10 58 8 30 12 0 0 25 62 39 3 339
ALGERSTDEN1867 37 12 59 0 0 0 0 0 87 13 3 19 230
ALGERSTDEN1868 102 101 60 33 63 68 8 0 0 57 77 27 596
ALGERSTDEN1869 48 85 103 14 18 4 0 20 0 34 78 111 515
ALGERSTDEN1870 49 53 70 32 97 14 0 16 10 50 60 104 555
ALGERSTDEN1871 80 31 6 8 15 11 0 0 16 45 96 156 464
ALGERSTDEN1872 67 58 68 9 7 0 0 0 14 12 7 66 308
ALGERSTDEN1873 67 54 46 30 17 0 0 0 0 39 31 20 304
ALGERSTDEN1874 17 22 85 28 12 0 0 5 0 13 52 29 263
ALGERSTDEN1875 0 82 36 20 47 0 0 0 0 2 11 46 244
ALGERSTDEN1876 11 25 18 28 32 0 0 0 9 22 53 29 227
ALGERSTDEN1877 5 19 68 25 18 15 0 0 19 19 79 75 342
ALGERSTDEN1878 35 42 37 2 34 0 1 0 5 37 35 60 288
ALGERSTDEN1879 13 48 30 19 23 0 0 0 31 7 9 33 213
ALGERSTDEN1880 44 6 113 37 79 0 0 33 0 5 45 20 382
ALGERSTDEN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERTEBES TEBESSA 3521 806 880 1
ALGERTEBES MEAN 23 19 31 49 37 31 10 22 34 35 37 31 359
ALGERTEBES STDV 39 23 15 33 49 10 3 8 22 35 33 36 148
ALGERTEBES1877 55 24 12 7 53 59 22 5 68 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTEBES1878 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 10 9999
ALGERTEBES1879 16 14 22 42 31 18 1 16 60 8 1 23 252
ALGERTEBES1880 48 47 12 28 42 8 12 50 15 25 2 18 307
ALGERTEBES1881 7 32 61 21 124 20 2 0 0 12 17 106 402
ALGERTEBES1882 50 1 45 84 27 34 10 1 48 12 5 47 364
ALGERTEBES1883 71 33 11 15 38 6 7 0 9 114 20 6 330
ALGERTEBES1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 46 8 39 31 27 15 30 9999
ALGERTEBES1888 24 36 39 12 31 29 0 0 29 35 47 40 322
ALGERTEBES1889 35 9 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTEBES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERTENEI TENEITELHAAD 3547 201 1200 1
ALGERTENEI MEAN 67 53 87 85 66 21 11 9 26 60 75 84 636
ALGERTENEI STDV 72 22 27 46 62 30 13 10 16 54 57 52 209
ALGERTENEI1864 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 45 146 125 79 9999
ALGERTENEI1865 202 70 9999 9999 9999 57 5 1 21 35 25 114 9999
ALGERTENEI1866 115 48 103 40 199 2 5 3 29 62 82 5 693
ALGERTENEI1867 9999 21 13 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 5 9999
ALGERTENEI1868 204 16 5 9999 21 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTENEI1869 9999 8 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTENEI1873 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 13 24 125 41 39 9999
ALGERTENEI1874 35 61 54 177 71 11 0 30 26 98 93 37 693
ALGERTENEI1875 4 32 124 54 84 75 0 0 10 75 3 84 545
ALGERTENEI1876 99 36 81 60 42 44 22 18 12 80 7 103 604
ALGERTENEI1877 37 14 75 38 4 25 10 20 44 32 210 161 670
ALGERTENEI1878 67 70 113 37 16 9 0 2 2 94 97 222 729
ALGERTENEI1879 120 83 114 136 62 0 0 3 7 3 10 39 577
ALGERTENEI1880 48 14 137 15 23 1 2 6 1 20 38 23 328
ALGERTENEI1881 39 76 51 46 51 48 3 0 3 131 5 131 584
ALGERTENEI1882 18 64 35 58 22 44 0 0 40 20 27 126 454
ALGERTENEI1883 111 37 61 91 89 7 31 0 0 21 123 61 632
ALGERTENEI1884 71 50 185 56 217 40 9 20 54 76 138 91 1007
ALGERTENEI1885 80 0 46 180 37 38 57 18 60 56 86 6 664
ALGERTENEI1886 108 124 68 134 23 1 13 0 30 139 87 70 797
ALGERTENEI1887 64 62 54 125 9 35 4 27 26 18 101 144 669
ALGERTENEI1888 57 61 105 61 128 37 0 0 26 29 133 46 683
ALGERTENEI1889 72 78 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTENEI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERTIZIO TIZIOUZOU 3644 405 250 1
ALGERTIZIO MEAN 130 77 115 81 54 23 2 4 35 77 103 123 823
ALGERTIZIO STDV 62 43 52 29 27 23 6 7 39 54 29 67 224
ALGERTIZIO1865 142 204 116 155 36 0 2 5 61 82 129 123 1055
ALGERTIZIO1866 54 41 87 87 23 39 0 0 33 139 7 6 516
ALGERTIZIO1867 100 46 88 29 0 58 1 0 107 42 63 71 605
ALGERTIZIO1868 227 30 107 112 76 32 2 4 30 77 149 21 867
ALGERTIZIO1869 122 61 210 41 84 6 6 0 0 25 48 150 753
ALGERTIZIO1870 120 141 249 35 93 22 5 29 12 14 152 125 997
ALGERTIZIO1871 9999 32 56 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 19 58 201 149 9999
ALGERTIZIO1872 121 84 177 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 99 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTIZIO1876 130 31 95 122 67 69 20 2 27 200 27 150 940
ALGERTIZIO1877 131 34 168 30 9 35 13 2 99 138 159 219 1037
ALGERTIZIO1878 147 135 59 17 38 4 2 10 4 63 70 65 614
ALGERTIZIO1879 122 106 55 80 43 0 0 0 33 20 36 232 727
ALGERTIZIO1880 126 63 62 96 44 0 0 7 3 13 51 30 495
ALGERTIZIO1881 89 118 71 48 79 43 0 0 12 115 20 154 749
ALGERTIZIO1882 91 43 176 56 52 21 0 0 67 45 43 185 779
ALGERTIZIO1883 210 62 98 56 54 30 1 0 5 93 150 130 889
ALGERTIZIO1884 90 42 172 139 44 34 0 5 11 96 97 194 924
ALGERTIZIO1885 130 35 101 121 2 38 4 4 65 99 107 112 818
ALGERTIZIO1886 249 135 75 101 144 0 0 2 19 130 112 185 1152
ALGERTIZIO1887 98 63 24 65 8 3 0 0 11 57 77 91 497
ALGERTIZIO1888 94 62 107 56 30 38 0 3 84 83 145 81 783
ALGERTIZIO1889 216 83 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTIZIO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ALGERTLEMC TLEMCEN TLEMC 3453 -119 810 ALGER 2
ALGERTLEMC MEAN 71 79 82 75 57 16 3 5 23 57 61 90 618
ALGERTLEMC STDV 56 58 60 66 65 17 6 8 26 57 39 71 189
ALGERTLEMC1853 126 139 33 17 23 18 1 2 0 10 80 54 503
ALGERTLEMC1854 195 17 80 21 26 15 0 0 43 5 7 6 415
ALGERTLEMC1855 29 75 91 99 13 0 0 8 15 180 129 165 804
ALGERTLEMC1856 81 50 172 50 29 4 0 0 21 15 89 126 637
ALGERTLEMC1857 133 82 258 20 156 0 0 1 2 53 45 9 759
ALGERTLEMC1858 56 163 25 44 10 11 17 13 25 66 88 43 561
ALGERTLEMC1859 37 122 90 10 80 0 3 23 23 5 0 37 430
ALGERTLEMC1860 57 115 99 166 5 9 9 5 17 11 11 128 632
ALGERTLEMC1861 77 78 46 52 101 7 0 0 0 11 12 23 407
ALGERTLEMC1862 55 32 47 78 50 11 0 0 21 72 123 79 568
ALGERTLEMC1863 40 108 68 100 126 14 2 0 57 72 53 26 666
ALGERTLEMC1864 79 66 138 191 49 33 0 0 24 110 119 65 874
ALGERTLEMC1865 212 64 104 293 18 133 11 0 44 19 67 73 1038
ALGERTLEMC1866 96 41 90 52 46 25 0 7 35 87 40 13 532
ALGERTLEMC1867 45 19 105 0 5 15 0 0 52 6 16 31 294
ALGERTLEMC1868 215 206 41 119 104 173 2 5 36 101 123 61 1186
ALGERTLEMC1869 54 86 168 16 49 13 0 11 0 3 104 109 613
ALGERTLEMC1870 66 68 74 124 123 11 0 0 32 5 84 168 755
ALGERTLEMC1871 178 22 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 44 69 154 223 9999
ALGERTLEMC1872 173 57 192 51 16 29 11 0 38 59 13 142 781
ALGERTLEMC1873 27 112 136 45 72 66 11 4 7 67 60 7 614
ALGERTLEMC1874 67 56 144 143 59 0 0 16 27 119 103 175 909
ALGERTLEMC1875 3 140 94 52 122 19 5 0 2 55 13 88 593
ALGERTLEMC1876 132 3 86 60 131 3 1 5 0 70 0 107 598
ALGERTLEMC1877 12 35 83 73 30 6 0 0 26 24 128 132 549
ALGERTLEMC1878 90 12 75 0 61 0 5 9 14 11 95 90 462
ALGERTLEMC1879 31 149 116 80 28 0 0 0 17 5 3 30 459
ALGERTLEMC1880 71 85 286 76 145 0 0 34 4 17 39 22 779
ALGERTLEMC1881 23 25 33 30 25 34 7 0 1 100 7 137 422
ALGERTLEMC1882 38 72 109 32 16 9 1 3 30 3 6 129 448
ALGERTLEMC1883 69 26 73 52 78 2 2 0 0 12 37 43 394
ALGERTLEMC1884 27 102 155 5 27 6 0 6 34 291 276 123 1052
ALGERTLEMC1885 174 21 65 48 37 32 0 1 33 42 34 0 487
ALGERTLEMC1886 134 158 112 226 74 0 5 1 32 60 70 53 925
ALGERTLEMC1887 14 56 96 160 23 4 4 4 76 5 28 93 563
ALGERTLEMC1888 31 165 124 10 50 46 3 0 27 11 76 70 613
ALGERTLEMC1889 170 78 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ALGERTLEMC9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLCACON CACONDA CACON -1343 1505 1650 ANGOL 49
ANGOLCACON MEAN 205 167 262 125 10 0 0 0 11 116 175 222 1240
ANGOLCACON STDV 120 88 108 85 20 1 0 2 14 122 85 176 267
ANGOLCACON1889 245 408 280 194 25 0 0 0 45 118 192 241 1748
ANGOLCACON1890 164 63 271 226 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLCACON9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLCHINC CHINCHOXO -509 1201 12 ANGOL 51
ANGOLCHINC MEAN 170 202 219 165 75 1 0 2 14 70 185 129 1230
ANGOLCHINC STDV 112 116 118 89 86 1 1 2 11 72 132 88 374
ANGOLCHINC1874 170 55 55 1 0 0 0 3 4 37 266 80 671
ANGOLCHINC1875 311 301 267 202 107 0 0 8 11 10 177 25 1419
ANGOLCHINC1876 67 4 234 6 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLCHINC9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLHUILL HUILLA -1504 1332 9999 ANGOL 52
ANGOLHUILL MEAN 140 178 184 80 10 0 0 0 9 67 100 129 897
ANGOLHUILL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLHUILL1896 196 185 229 14 2 0 0 0 6 12 214 281 1139
ANGOLHUILL1897 100 205 195 65 11 0 0 0 0 38 86 62 762
ANGOLHUILL1898 6 94 177 121 0 0 0 0 15 50 108 237 808
ANGOLHUILL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLLUAND LUANDA LUAND -849 1315 44 ANGOL 47
ANGOLLUAND MEAN 34 34 93 123 12 0 0 1 2 6 31 24 361
ANGOLLUAND STDV 52 37 86 88 19 1 0 2 3 6 33 37 185
ANGOLLUAND1858G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 355
ANGOLLUAND1859G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 710
ANGOLLUAND1860G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 280
ANGOLLUAND1861G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 415
ANGOLLUAND1862G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 280
ANGOLLUAND1865G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 140
ANGOLLUAND1866G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 280
ANGOLLUAND1867G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 315
ANGOLLUAND1868G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 300
ANGOLLUAND1869G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 150
ANGOLLUAND1870G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 215
ANGOLLUAND1873G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 285
ANGOLLUAND1878G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 140
ANGOLLUAND1879 184 26 69 156 22 0 0 1 1 6 96 11 572
ANGOLLUAND1880 0 3 29 33 0 0 0 0 5 5 96 78 249
ANGOLLUAND1881 1 59 3 65 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 133
ANGOLLUAND1882 0 30 0 94 1 0 0 1 1 3 12 9 151
ANGOLLUAND1883 10 28 187 204 36 0 0 0 1 0 5 15 486
ANGOLLUAND1884 62 10 5 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 143
ANGOLLUAND1885 5 71 106 347 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 1 538
ANGOLLUAND1886 0 5 59 37 56 0 0 1 1 11 47 20 237
ANGOLLUAND1887 22 5 10 47 23 0 0 3 0 13 7 20 150
ANGOLLUAND1888 0 145 98 230 0 0 0 0 3 8 11 17 512
ANGOLLUAND1889 13 86 117 35 13 0 0 0 1 3 46 34 348
ANGOLLUAND1890 8 40 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 130
ANGOLLUAND1891 0 0 2 23 0 0 0 0 0 1 63 11 100
ANGOLLUAND1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 195
ANGOLLUAND1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 385
ANGOLLUAND1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 435
ANGOLLUAND1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 450
ANGOLLUAND1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 405
ANGOLLUAND1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 250
ANGOLLUAND1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 300
ANGOLLUAND1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 260
ANGOLLUAND1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 190
ANGOLLUAND9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLLUBAN LUBANGO -1456 1334 1763 ANGOL 50
ANGOLLUBAN MEAN 140 140 177 84 6 0 0 1 4 65 115 130 883
ANGOLLUBAN STDV 83 82 87 66 11 1 2 3 6 43 58 75 255
ANGOLLUBAN1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 244 9999
ANGOLLUBAN1897 92 196 240 92 7 0 0 0 17 58 176 137 1015
ANGOLLUBAN1898 20 96 126 242 0 0 0 0 19 41 150 130 824
ANGOLLUBAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLMALAN MALANJE MALAN -933 1622 1139 ANGOL 46
ANGOLMALAN MEAN 112 106 199 163 31 1 1 5 38 126 205 120 1127
ANGOLMALAN STDV 72 76 91 71 44 4 4 9 29 47 74 50 211
ANGOLMALAN1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 25 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLMALAN1880 55 163 277 165 2 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLMALAN1881 9999 78 123 25 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLMALAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLNDALL NDALLA TANDO -915 1456 800 ANGOL 46
ANGOLNDALL MEAN 108 105 238 261 35 2 3 7 16 86 200 145 1217
ANGOLNDALL STDV 90 78 99 97 36 3 4 6 10 50 89 111 251
ANGOLNDALL1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 1 14 55 48 159 9999
ANGOLNDALL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLQUIBI QUIBICOLO 9999 9999 9999 ANGOL 49
ANGOLQUIBI MEAN 105 123 188 230 86 3 1 5 26 117 253 168 1303
ANGOLQUIBI STDV 54 49 77 61 71 8 2 8 29 65 87 79 249
ANGOLQUIBI1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 235 184 9999
ANGOLQUIBI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ANGOLSASAL SAO SALVADOR SASAL -620 1416 530 ANGOL 46
ANGOLSASAL MEAN 121 122 181 256 126 1 0 2 10 81 206 170 1250
ANGOLSASAL STDV 89 76 77 82 79 4 1 5 13 51 97 93 238
ANGOLSASAL1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 64 176 100 9999
ANGOLSASAL1884 114 124 120 194 23 17 0 0 0 20 212 54 878
ANGOLSASAL1885 3 81 255 296 42 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ANGOLSASAL1886 121 166 18 313 125 0 0 0 5 225 322 250 1545
ANGOLSASAL1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 0 12 9999 9999 267 387 9999
ANGOLSASAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
BENINPORTO PORTO NOVO PORTO 629 237 20 BENIN 28
BENINPORTO MEAN 20 35 79 124 202 324 165 47 116 165 78 20 1376
BENINPORTO STDV 28 34 53 59 84 132 156 90 82 80 52 28 338
BENINPORTO1896 9999 93 93 66 216 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
BENINPORTO1897 0 58 78 73 257 70 30 11 52 240 63 0 932
BENINPORTO1898 26 1 57 184 321 383 214 26 163 260 58 6 1699
BENINPORTO1899 19 10 38 69 94 179 131 115 48 174 9 20 906
BENINPORTO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
BOTSWMOLEP MOLEPOLOLE MOLEP -2426 2532 1110 BOTSW 74
BOTSWMOLEP MEAN 96 85 67 39 11 6 2 3 13 35 63 87 503
BOTSWMOLEP STDV 69 61 54 43 20 17 8 6 25 29 45 63 137
BOTSWMOLEP1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 73 163 9999
BOTSWMOLEP1881 106 100 181 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 162 48 623
BOTSWMOLEP1882 71 33 6 39 11 6 0 0 18 49 63 112 408
BOTSWMOLEP1883 78 29 62 14 0 0 0 0 5 35 54 87 364
BOTSWMOLEP1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 11 49 77 9999
BOTSWMOLEP9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
BURUNRUMON RUMONGE RUMON -356 2926 800 BURUN 39
BURUNRUMON MEAN 111 109 145 164 85 17 5 7 29 65 133 138 1013
BURUNRUMON STDV 45 45 51 61 44 21 9 11 27 36 50 44 120
BURUNRUMON1880 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 137 9999
BURUNRUMON1881 178 140 124 231 9999 9999 21 6 9 6 9999 9999 9999
BURUNRUMON1882 9999 9999 102 265 200 0 0 13 31 9999 9999 9999 9999
BURUNRUMON9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERBALIB BALIBURG 553 1001 1370 CAMER 36
CAMERBALIB MEAN 26 47 157 193 201 304 416 369 465 249 68 23 2522
CAMERBALIB STDV 34 44 77 63 90 86 107 113 107 84 51 31 284
CAMERBALIB1891 90 6 247 334 279 198 339 227 474 467 139 48 2848
CAMERBALIB1892 28 164 412 254 204 324 188 179 367 369 110 45 2644
CAMERBALIB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERBAROM BAROMBI 439 927 380 CAMER 36
CAMERBAROM MEAN 26 79 169 226 259 230 307 362 302 301 134 22 2425
CAMERBAROM STDV 35 54 60 72 76 82 111 215 75 96 58 27 327
CAMERBAROM1888 26 79 335 220 184 174 307 76 291 317 64 1 2074
CAMERBAROM1889 126 100 120 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMERBAROM1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 32 477 504 209 268 258 9999 9999 9999
CAMERBAROM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERBATAN BATANGA 256 954 13 CAMER 36
CAMERBATAN MEAN 89 123 209 267 355 283 119 234 525 515 206 95 2927
CAMERBATAN STDV 51 68 97 95 128 178 96 185 188 165 76 66 474
CAMERBATAN1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 411 327 48 9999
CAMERBATAN1893 167 339 271 486 206 346 346 564 598 584 202 95 4204
CAMERBATAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERBIBUN BIBUNDI 412 859 5 CAMER 36
CAMERBIBUN MEAN 89 131 249 290 492 1110 1491 1450 1512 975 312 122 8223
CAMERBIBUN STDV 64 67 104 111 150 301 262 313 358 253 160 91 918
CAMERBIBUN1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 357 30 9999
CAMERBIBUN1896 48 22 348 298 492 1110 1481 1296 1997 1146 525 175 8938
CAMERBIBUN1897 250 251 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMERBIBUN1898 9 177 185 295 532 1156 1222 2539 2059 1523 675 63 10435
CAMERBIBUN1899 20 34 219 385 443 941 1226 1619 1224 975 312 122 7520
CAMERBIBUN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERBUEA BUEA 409 914 985 CAMER 36
CAMERBUEA MEAN 33 67 147 185 243 259 460 542 492 330 84 29 2870
CAMERBUEA STDV 31 40 84 66 113 85 133 165 158 133 44 33 455
CAMERBUEA 1891 33 67 147 185 153 308 599 501 449 145 84 29 2700
CAMERBUEA 1896 33 67 147 270 272 147 485 302 502 346 162 33 2766
CAMERBUEA 1897 8 65 75 198 192 365 272 652 531 242 38 3 2641
CAMERBUEA 1898 2 12 110 153 192 251 467 696 584 364 74 58 2963
CAMERBUEA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERDBUND DEBUNDSCHA 408 900 5 CAMER 36
CAMERDBUND MEAN 261 333 534 556 747 1298 1488 1407 1624 1159 642 37110233
CAMERDBUND STDV 170 229 350 319 281 478 411 405 357 446 246 285 1689
CAMERDBUND1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 403 9999
CAMERDBUND1895 353 394 229 602 474 1536 1081 906 1880 816 611 85 8967
CAMERDBUND1896 128 84 341 379 903 1644 1650 996 1570 1012 721 352 9780
CAMERDBUND1897 291 371 499 217 1112 1391 1192 1152 1136 1346 446 214 9367
CAMERDBUND1898 131 124 245 360 414 1690 1068 1876 1751 951 900 147 9657
CAMERDBUND1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 7358
CAMERDBUND9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERDOUAL DOUALA DOUAL 405 942 13 CAMER 36
CAMERDOUAL MEAN 56 84 196 231 306 471 711 719 613 417 148 50 3998
CAMERDOUAL STDV 52 52 86 66 101 166 216 207 181 107 61 43 546
CAMERDOUAL1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 91 120 9999
CAMERDOUAL1886 41 89 182 220 394 256 1090 876 414 417 148 50 4177
CAMERDOUAL1888 56 84 196 135 353 674 806 571 462 739 22 80 4178
CAMERDOUAL1889 114 46 74 133 290 612 883 683 532 391 153 122 4033
CAMERDOUAL1890 12 11 235 292 164 407 1050 474 474 406 175 73 3773
CAMERDOUAL1891 54 97 254 316 496 537 1047 354 452 574 215 42 4438
CAMERDOUAL1892 56 66 160 265 571 1045 669 548 853 570 148 50 5001
CAMERDOUAL1893 56 84 300 314 262 323 213 652 301 252 148 99 3004
CAMERDOUAL1894 6 124 119 268 462 1258 903 671 708 291 156 37 5003
CAMERDOUAL1895 25 126 227 171 280 306 525 949 494 372 156 110 3741
CAMERDOUAL1896 46 28 349 215 221 497 598 563 503 379 222 24 3645
CAMERDOUAL1897 1 73 182 160 236 299 437 1322 345 491 28 28 3602
CAMERDOUAL1898 10 24 196 203 290 374 518 1368 464 301 272 109 4129
CAMERDOUAL1899 45 75 176 197 198 450 632 632 465 365 135 60 3430
CAMERDOUAL1900 7 54 181 231 306 743 528 300 424 480 227 60 3541
CAMERDOUAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMEREDEA EDEA 348 1013 9999 CAMER 36
CAMEREDEA MEAN 42 58 149 233 274 246 239 333 470 373 154 41 2607
CAMEREDEA STDV 47 41 61 70 68 105 119 141 123 99 62 40 374
CAMEREDEA 1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 283 580 191 5 9999
CAMEREDEA 1895 11 9999 193 215 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMEREDEA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERENGLB ENGELBURG 404 912 460 CAMER 36
CAMERENGLB MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMERENGLB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMERENGLB1892 7 87 77 207 87 172 2000 1061 326 380 98 12 4514
CAMERENGLB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERLOLOD LOLODORF 315 1048 490 CAMER 86
CAMERLOLOD MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1952
CAMERLOLOD STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 632
CAMERLOLOD1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 16 69 103 270 160 9999 9999
CAMERLOLOD9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERVICTR VICTORIA 400 913 80 CAMER 36
CAMERVICTR MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4081
CAMERVICTR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 967
CAMERVICTR1893 9999 9999 9999 298 50 175 270 588 349 295 64 2 9999
CAMERVICTR1894G 0 43 126 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2261
CAMERVICTR1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 425 514 1474 832 315 494 170 1 9999
CAMERVICTR1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 324 703 624 909 572 9999 9999 6 9999
CAMERVICTR1898 31 33 9999 9999 9999 9999 952 1172 477 193 105 146 9999
CAMERVICTR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CAMERYAOUN YAOUNDE YAOUN 352 1132 760 CAMER 86
CAMERYAOUN MEAN 28 53 143 188 211 168 64 79 228 299 117 27 1605
CAMERYAOUN STDV 28 41 50 68 57 80 44 49 76 75 58 24 219
CAMERYAOUN1889 28 53 143 147 210 86 96 108 319 260 112 3 1565
CAMERYAOUN1890 15 85 134 162 191 126 16 8 290 242 146 27 1442
CAMERYAOUN1891 79 53 149 291 246 66 62 20 323 218 175 15 1697
CAMERYAOUN1892 43 61 117 236 203 93 10 47 30 322 140 22 1324
CAMERYAOUN1893 46 87 214 231 202 232 144 205 188 235 104 132 2020
CAMERYAOUN1894 12 57 87 243 175 100 14 34 112 197 213 32 1276
CAMERYAOUN1895 21 85 187 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CAMERYAOUN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CONGOPTLEN PONTA DA LENHA -600 1248 9 51
CONGOPTLEN MEAN 72 143 150 164 54 0 1 1 6 26 111 98 803
CONGOPTLEN STDV 51 104 75 100 53 2 2 2 8 28 83 84 309
CONGOPTLEN1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 4 250 99 9999
CONGOPTLEN1883 90 50 68 123 53 0 0 1 6 26 111 98 626
CONGOPTLEN1884 50 156 119 112 1 0 0 0 0 1 35 2 476
CONGOPTLEN1885 40 30 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
CONGOPTLEN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
CONGOVIVI VIVI -540 1348 115 51
CONGOVIVI MEAN 114 117 164 204 79 0 0 0 3 46 177 120 1019
CONGOVIVI STDV 100 90 88 84 67 2 1 3 6 39 88 60 319
CONGOVIVI 1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 49 0 0 0 0 13 288 227 9999
CONGOVIVI 1883 92 36 144 231 51 0 1 0 3 46 177 120 901
CONGOVIVI 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTABBAS ABBASSIA (CAIRO) 3002 3113 95 EGYPT 03
EGYPTABBAS MEAN 6 4 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 5 25
EGYPTABBAS STDV 8 5 6 5 3 2 0 0 0 4 4 11 17
EGYPTABBAS1835G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 59
EGYPTABBAS1839G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 8
EGYPTABBAS1887 6 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 21
EGYPTABBAS1888 4 4 0 6 13 1 0 0 0 0 11 5 44
EGYPTABBAS1889 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 16
EGYPTABBAS1890 24 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 55
EGYPTABBAS1891 9 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 17 46
EGYPTABBAS1892 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 6
EGYPTABBAS1893 6 1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 9 32
EGYPTABBAS1894 1 8 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 15
EGYPTABBAS1895 0 0 0 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 43
EGYPTABBAS1896 16 4 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 36
EGYPTABBAS1897 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 8
EGYPTABBAS1898 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 2 41
EGYPTABBAS1899 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 8 2 53
EGYPTABBAS1900 4 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 51
EGYPTABBAS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTALEXA ALEXANDRIA ALEXA 3112 2953 7 EGYPT 03
EGYPTALEXA MEAN 51 26 12 4 1 0 0 0 1 7 32 54 187
EGYPTALEXA STDV 32 19 11 7 3 0 0 2 3 10 29 39 62
EGYPTALEXA1859G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 243
EGYPTALEXA1860G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 316
EGYPTALEXA1869 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 50 42 9999
EGYPTALEXA1870 27 3 28 10 0 0 0 0 11 1 0 11 91
EGYPTALEXA1871 5 78 33 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 7 43 180
EGYPTALEXA1872 64 35 82 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 101 313
EGYPTALEXA1873 51 50 19 4 0 0 0 0 0 9 80 58 271
EGYPTALEXA1874 67 23 51 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 15 19 183
EGYPTALEXA1875 95 34 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 25 195
EGYPTALEXA1876 41 10 21 3 1 0 0 0 0 76 112 11 275
EGYPTALEXA1877 87 91 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 24 27 28 267
EGYPTALEXA1878 22 30 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 15 123
EGYPTALEXA1879 16 13 22 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 86
EGYPTALEXA1880 50 28 17 3 0 0 0 0 4 1 27 140 270
EGYPTALEXA1881 1 22 16 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 66 62 172
EGYPTALEXA1882 85 70 5 22 1 0 0 0 1 7 32 54 277
EGYPTALEXA1883 60 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 17 94 15 240
EGYPTALEXA1884 183 48 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 7 28 34 303
EGYPTALEXA1885 106 10 6 11 0 0 0 0 13 0 30 56 232
EGYPTALEXA1886 1 21 6 0 1 0 0 0 23 0 0 38 90
EGYPTALEXA1887 98 34 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 37 182
EGYPTALEXA1888 68 46 0 3 13 0 0 0 0 1 51 99 281
EGYPTALEXA1889 64 38 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 63 84 255
EGYPTALEXA1890 70 3 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 60 234
EGYPTALEXA1891 50 44 29 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 48 183
EGYPTALEXA1892 59 8 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 99 26 214
EGYPTALEXA1893 80 19 47 0 4 0 0 0 0 7 13 98 268
EGYPTALEXA1894 48 9 34 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 96 26 217
EGYPTALEXA1895 0 1 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 87 114
EGYPTALEXA1896 52 24 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 33 168
EGYPTALEXA1897 127 12 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 52 107 326
EGYPTALEXA1898 57 47 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 144 314
EGYPTALEXA1899 72 23 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 25 64 245
EGYPTALEXA1900 14 33 16 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 126 202
EGYPTALEXA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTCAIRO CAIRO CAIRO 3002 3113 95 EGYPT 03
EGYPTCAIRO MEAN 6 4 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 5 25
EGYPTCAIRO STDV 8 5 6 5 3 2 0 0 0 4 4 11 17
EGYPTCAIRO1887 6 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 21
EGYPTCAIRO1888 4 4 0 6 11 1 0 0 0 0 11 5 42
EGYPTCAIRO1889 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 17
EGYPTCAIRO1890 24 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 55
EGYPTCAIRO1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 40
EGYPTCAIRO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTISMAI ISMAILA ISMAI 3037 3215 12 EGYPT 03
EGYPTISMAI MEAN 7 6 6 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 4 7 39
EGYPTISMAI STDV 10 6 10 9 8 1 0 0 1 8 7 9 23
EGYPTISMAI1866G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 32
EGYPTISMAI1867 0 0 7 0 19 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 34
EGYPTISMAI1868 1 9 15 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 37
EGYPTISMAI1881G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 44
EGYPTISMAI1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 56
EGYPTISMAI1883G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 53
EGYPTISMAI1884G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 71
EGYPTISMAI1885G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 50
EGYPTISMAI1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 44
EGYPTISMAI1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 47
EGYPTISMAI1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 83
EGYPTISMAI1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 22
EGYPTISMAI1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 72
EGYPTISMAI1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 98
EGYPTISMAI1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 12
EGYPTISMAI1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 76
EGYPTISMAI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTPORT PORT SAID PORT 3116 3219 1 EGYPT 03
EGYPTPORT MEAN 16 12 9 5 3 1 0 0 0 5 10 16 76
EGYPTPORT STDV 13 11 8 8 7 4 0 0 2 12 13 16 31
EGYPTPORT 1866 16 12 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 12 5 11 65
EGYPTPORT 1867 19 7 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 42
EGYPTPORT 1868 5 5 11 15 1 0 0 0 0 3 5 19 64
EGYPTPORT 1881G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 73
EGYPTPORT 1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 131
EGYPTPORT 1883G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 83
EGYPTPORT 1884G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 84
EGYPTPORT 1885G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 151
EGYPTPORT 1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 94
EGYPTPORT 1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 63
EGYPTPORT 1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 91
EGYPTPORT 1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 27
EGYPTPORT 1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 96
EGYPTPORT 1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 108
EGYPTPORT 1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 67
EGYPTPORT 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 184
EGYPTPORT 1896 18 31 14 3 9 0 0 0 0 2 12 14 103
EGYPTPORT 1897 16 17 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 28 65 141
EGYPTPORT 1898 6 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 11 73
EGYPTPORT 1899 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 15 29
EGYPTPORT 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
EGYPTSUEZ SUEZ 2959 3233 9999 EGYPT 03
EGYPTSUEZ MEAN 2 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 5 3 19
EGYPTSUEZ STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 12
EGYPTSUEZ 1866 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 5 9999
EGYPTSUEZ 1867 11 8 5 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 34
EGYPTSUEZ 1868 0 10 3 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 21
EGYPTSUEZ 1881G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 5
EGYPTSUEZ 1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 43
EGYPTSUEZ 1883G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 5
EGYPTSUEZ 1884G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 11
EGYPTSUEZ 1885G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 11
EGYPTSUEZ 1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 17
EGYPTSUEZ 1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 24
EGYPTSUEZ 1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 82
EGYPTSUEZ 1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 39
EGYPTSUEZ 1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 41
EGYPTSUEZ 1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 18
EGYPTSUEZ 1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2
EGYPTSUEZ 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 11
EGYPTSUEZ 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ETHIOADDIS ADDIS ABABA ADDIS 902 3842 2408 ETHIO 27
ETHIOADDIS MEAN 17 36 65 86 84 133 268 282 185 27 12 8 1205
ETHIOADDIS STDV 26 37 57 54 62 72 58 71 73 41 21 14 207
ETHIOADDIS1898 8 15 105 73 41 121 352 290 151 19 10 0 1185
ETHIOADDIS1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2 9999
ETHIOADDIS1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 108 283 328 194 0 13 5 9999
ETHIOADDIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ETHIOADI U ADI UGRI ADI U 1447 3850 2022 ETHIO 17
ETHIOADI U MEAN 1 4 10 33 47 58 193 195 55 11 18 2 637
ETHIOADI U STDV 2 10 16 38 41 36 69 65 43 15 23 6 158
ETHIOADI U1894 1 4 10 33 130 51 165 258 69 0 6 7 734
ETHIOADI U1895 0 11 13 25 11 81 159 140 0 0 0 8 448
ETHIOADI U1899 0 0 0 26 37 44 119 42 15 8 5 8 304
ETHIOADI U1900 0 0 41 5 43 93 208 147 64 0 0 25 626
ETHIOADI U9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ETHIOGONDA GONDAR GONDA 1239 3729 2270 ETHIO 22
ETHIOGONDA MEAN 5 5 22 41 87 161 312 302 118 50 26 12 1139
ETHIOGONDA STDV 8 10 24 38 53 68 127 86 53 36 23 16 267
ETHIOGONDA1838 5 5 22 41 87 161 308 398 108 92 28 12 1267
ETHIOGONDA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ETHIOMASSA MASSAWA MASSA 1537 3927 10 ETHIO 45
ETHIOMASSA MEAN 28 30 14 13 5 0 6 8 3 18 19 37 175
ETHIOMASSA STDV 39 45 18 27 11 1 19 16 7 29 32 61 115
ETHIOMASSA1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 32 0 0 0 3 0 0 7 9999
ETHIOMASSA1886 3 23 36 1 6 0 0 0 3 0 22 60 154
ETHIOMASSA1887 9 10 4 2 0 0 0 0 21 2 51 47 146
ETHIOMASSA1888 63 7 5 6 1 0 0 0 6 0 5 74 167
ETHIOMASSA1889 89 21 2 0 8 0 7 3 0 9 18 0 157
ETHIOMASSA1890 28 12 0 2 0 0 3 37 3 44 0 32 161
ETHIOMASSA1891 121 20 32 11 80 0 0 0 0 0 74 162 500
ETHIOMASSA1892 46 20 4 0 0 0 22 11 0 26 0 136 265
ETHIOMASSA1893 98 33 65 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 197
ETHIOMASSA1894 0 39 11 9 1 0 2 67 0 1 49 60 239
ETHIOMASSA1895 24 23 16 2 0 0 0 2 5 24 139 0 235
ETHIOMASSA1896 64 8 8 1 0 0 0 27 20 52 2 2 184
ETHIOMASSA1897 32 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 22 19 100
ETHIOMASSA1898 50 21 19 52 0 0 0 0 0 14 46 16 218
ETHIOMASSA1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 2 0 0 0 0 43 9999
ETHIOMASSA1900 14 4 2 0 0 0 8 12 0 0 34 56 130
ETHIOMASSA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ETHIOPERIM PERIM 9999 9999 9999 89
ETHIOPERIM MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 43
ETHIOPERIM STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 26
ETHIOPERIM1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 35
ETHIOPERIM1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 66
ETHIOPERIM1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 17
ETHIOPERIM1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 14
ETHIOPERIM1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 96
ETHIOPERIM1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 18
ETHIOPERIM1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 61
ETHIOPERIM1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 93
ETHIOPERIM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONESHIR ESHIRAS -138 1025 195 GABON 51
GABONESHIR MEAN 221 211 291 240 155 13 0 3 26 167 324 202 1810
GABONESHIR STDV 100 99 93 87 71 28 0 7 27 83 74 82 285
GABONESHIR1896 327 293 454 125 109 0 0 3 28 221 401 314 2275
GABONESHIR1897 235 315 452 351 72 0 0 2 60 166 208 266 2127
GABONESHIR1898 107 211 205 367 117 0 0 0 80 43 407 208 1745
GABONESHIR1899 217 162 297 309 93 0 0 3 26 167 323 202 1799
GABONESHIR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONLAMBA LAMBARENE LAMBA -42 1013 82 GABON 99
GABONLAMBA MEAN 165 154 273 233 178 18 3 6 77 333 378 175 2001
GABONLAMBA STDV 68 68 84 82 82 39 6 7 84 102 103 103 269
GABONLAMBA1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 110 16 2 4 49 396 325 115 9999
GABONLAMBA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONLIBRE LIBREVILLE LIBRE 30 925 36 GABON 51
GABONLIBRE MEAN 247 271 337 347 245 35 4 11 94 378 439 285 2708
GABONLIBRE STDV 102 95 130 120 140 81 19 31 95 144 148 128 424
GABONLIBRE1895 9999 9999 9999 238 168 2 0 9999 9999 620 404 356 9999
GABONLIBRE1896 273 151 250 298 147 2 0 6 62 375 495 276 2335
GABONLIBRE1897 265 135 170 203 72 0 17 51 309 430 284 280 2216
GABONLIBRE1898 114 156 329 405 279 0 1 5 168 279 514 389 2639
GABONLIBRE1899 326 187 389 559 198 7 1 15 93 327 217 93 2412
GABONLIBRE1900 165 143 342 254 409 40 2 2 42 539 280 174 2392
GABONLIBRE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONMAYUM MAYUMBA MAYUM -325 1039 37 GABON 51
GABONMAYUM MEAN 215 251 224 175 73 2 2 9 44 229 357 180 1794
GABONMAYUM STDV 151 192 128 126 86 5 13 28 71 176 176 100 624
GABONMAYUM1899 215 168 217 207 75 0 0 1 9 161 362 42 1457
GABONMAYUM1900 31 50 257 98 25 5 0 7 42 136 619 95 1365
GABONMAYUM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONMOUIL MOUILA MOUIL -152 1103 89 GABON 42
GABONMOUIL MEAN 225 218 255 238 174 17 4 6 39 319 379 231 2127
GABONMOUIL STDV 98 95 88 89 72 34 8 8 57 156 134 92 395
GABONMOUIL1896 327 293 454 125 109 0 0 3 28 221 401 314 2275
GABONMOUIL1897 235 315 452 351 72 0 0 2 60 166 208 266 2127
GABONMOUIL1898 107 218 205 367 117 0 0 0 80 43 407 208 1752
GABONMOUIL1899 217 162 297 309 93 0 0 6 39 319 323 231 1996
GABONMOUIL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONOMBOU OMBOUE OMBOU -135 916 5 GABON 51
GABONOMBOU MEAN 209 186 233 184 119 18 0 3 34 170 306 176 1696
GABONOMBOU STDV 111 127 113 82 73 40 1 4 56 110 145 104 378
GABONOMBOU1897 181 251 297 104 119 0 0 3 34 101 179 156 1425
GABONOMBOU1898 34 112 392 417 180 0 0 0 14 114 278 110 1651
GABONOMBOU1899 236 260 185 162 65 0 0 3 34 165 174 176 1460
GABONOMBOU1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 12 194 469 180 9999
GABONOMBOU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONSIBAN SIBANGE 30 925 36 GABON 51
GABONSIBAN MEAN 247 271 337 347 245 35 4 11 94 378 439 285 2708
GABONSIBAN STDV 102 95 130 120 140 81 19 31 95 144 148 128 424
GABONSIBAN1859 9999 9999 9999 9999 661 48 28 0 434 1028 9999 9999 9999
GABONSIBAN1863 120 240 500 870 30 100 0 60 130 250 220 190 2710
GABONSIBAN1880 170 272 490 330 64 30 1 28 109 198 620 300 2612
GABONSIBAN1881 1 89 70 152 29 0 0 0 3 119 49 47 559
GABONSIBAN1882 60 168 487 639 247 5 1 5 26 503 605 360 3106
GABONSIBAN1883 231 239 254 404 113 0 1 21 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
GABONSIBAN1884 247 271 321 265 334 1 0 2 5 142 293 171 2052
GABONSIBAN1885 193 168 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
GABONSIBAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GABONSTEAN STEANNE -138 924 15 GABON 51
GABONSTEAN MEAN 250 244 267 209 147 4 0 7 25 172 301 188 1753
GABONSTEAN STDV 139 107 77 101 77 11 1 6 19 61 135 90 282
GABONSTEAN1897 181 251 297 104 147 0 0 7 25 101 179 156 1448
GABONSTEAN1898 34 112 392 417 180 0 0 0 14 114 278 110 1651
GABONSTEAN1899 236 260 185 162 65 0 0 7 25 165 174 188 1467
GABONSTEAN1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 12 194 469 180 9999
GABONSTEAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GAMBIBATHR BATHRST 1324-1636 26 GAMBI 18
GAMBIBATHR MEAN 1 1 0 0 5 66 235 441 264 97 5 2 1115
GAMBIBATHR STDV 3 4 0 0 13 57 115 179 124 114 16 8 336
GAMBIBATHR1869 0 0 0 0 0 100 187 398 487 36 0 0 1208
GAMBIBATHR1884 0 0 0 0 0 255 696 784 0 271 48 0 2054
GAMBIBATHR1885 0 0 0 0 0 0 153 549 201 57 0 0 960
GAMBIBATHR1886 0 0 0 0 4 66 300 527 326 152 2 0 1377
GAMBIBATHR1887 0 0 0 0 6 42 289 503 348 182 0 0 1370
GAMBIBATHR1888 1 0 0 0 0 15 217 342 247 172 0 0 994
GAMBIBATHR1889 0 0 0 0 0 29 82 395 271 37 0 0 814
GAMBIBATHR1890 0 0 0 0 1 61 417 505 421 126 0 0 1531
GAMBIBATHR1891 0 4 0 0 13 119 188 479 503 50 0 0 1356
GAMBIBATHR1892 0 0 0 0 35 77 378 575 121 112 0 0 1298
GAMBIBATHR1893 1 0 0 10 55 84 522 776 330 186 4 10 1978
GAMBIBATHR1894 0 0 0 2 0 135 420 473 339 33 16 0 1418
GAMBIBATHR1895 0 0 0 0 0 22 305 930 313 75 53 0 1698
GAMBIBATHR1896 0 0 0 0 6 94 329 439 304 126 0 2 1300
GAMBIBATHR1897 0 0 0 0 3 42 206 261 301 38 3 0 854
GAMBIBATHR1898 0 1 0 0 3 43 381 488 267 52 0 0 1235
GAMBIBATHR1899 0 0 0 0 4 240 278 362 267 264 12 0 1427
GAMBIBATHR1900 0 1 0 0 0 48 521 195 303 33 0 0 1101
GAMBIBATHR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAABETI ABETIFI 647 -52 550 GHANA 28
GHANAABETI MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1575
GHANAABETI STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 188
GHANAABETI1883 9999 9999 9999 93 290 207 33 5 32 309 72 6 9999
GHANAABETI1888 0 75 9999 9999 9999 9999 6 21 197 341 22 21 9999
GHANAABETI1889 48 20 190 143 168 240 162 62 149 226 115 12 1535
GHANAABETI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAABURI ABURI ABURI 553 -9 470 GHANA 28
GHANAABURI MEAN 26 50 106 119 157 197 80 57 100 138 110 47 1183
GHANAABURI STDV 25 32 64 50 77 93 57 51 74 60 42 39 237
GHANAABURI1883 0 24 84 142 197 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
GHANAABURI1884 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 151 22 76 104 140 122 23 9999
GHANAABURI1885 35 60 93 84 46 169 162 153 191 127 66 93 1279
GHANAABURI1886 29 56 315 229 157 85 103 46 80 159 75 72 1406
GHANAABURI1887 142 43 66 147 157 182 27 9 12 174 30 53 1042
GHANAABURI1888 33 145 71 22 376 242 23 39 72 104 115 11 1253
GHANAABURI1889 162 21 92 77 216 213 208 12 172 169 140 2 1484
GHANAABURI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAACCRA ACCRA ACCRA 533 -15 68 GHANA 28
GHANAACCRA MEAN 15 32 58 86 130 210 53 19 45 63 33 20 763
GHANAACCRA STDV 21 38 45 48 66 146 61 24 50 50 26 27 221
GHANAACCRA1886 15 39 173 112 74 61 7 0 51 28 24 8 592
GHANAACCRA1887 11 83 30 113 90 403 34 0 4 59 10 49 886
GHANAACCRA1888 10 8 49 78 339 265 5 1 28 61 14 10 868
GHANAACCRA1889 12 4 5 66 150 118 99 4 20 53 56 0 587
GHANAACCRA1890 0 26 86 164 135 123 24 10 6 64 52 45 735
GHANAACCRA1891 20 0 50 58 138 215 104 1 0 48 84 6 724
GHANAACCRA1892 0 9 13 167 282 104 0 4 23 79 46 1 728
GHANAACCRA18931 16M 25M 45M 92M 141M 175M 42M 15M 24M 13 19 18 625
GHANAACCRA1894 0 0 35 126 85 42 15 0 21 230 21 7 582
GHANAACCRA1895 0 0 92 79 84 0 21 0 14 42 9 70 411
GHANAACCRA1896 35 0 125 221 340 137 11 8 5 0 97 6 985
GHANAACCRA1897 20 13 34 78 290 91 3 0 38 79 8 16 670
GHANAACCRA1898 0 0 43 141 63 122 68 39 117 85 0 33 711
GHANAACCRA1899 0 15 49 0 104 100 2 103 14 61 0 23 471
GHANAACCRA1900 15 2 31 122 99 88 22 7 5 0 55 0 446
GHANAACCRA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANABEGOR BEGORO 623 -23 515 GHANA 36
GHANABEGOR MEAN 38 73 162 164 201 235 120 91 196 228 99 57 1662
GHANABEGOR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 194
GHANABEGOR1890 11 49 140 209 211 28 73 64 210 207 272 100 1574
GHANABEGOR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANACHRST CHRISTIANSBURG 536 -10 20 GHANA 28
GHANACHRST MEAN 15 32 58 86 130 210 53 19 45 63 33 20 763
GHANACHRST STDV 21 38 45 48 66 146 61 24 50 50 26 27 221
GHANACHRST1829 15 32 31 21 9 96 6 4 6 101 18 0 339
GHANACHRST1830 27 47 77 33 70 35 63 4 41 40 2 19 458
GHANACHRST1831 18 50 28 56 118 85 103 37 55 37 33 20 640
GHANACHRST1832 10 51 18 4 1 294 0 0 0 22 7 20 427
GHANACHRST1833 0 54 55 39 146 91 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 40 9999
GHANACHRST1834 0 4 0 9999 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
GHANACHRST1839 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 174 43 9 10 41 5 0 9999
GHANACHRST1840 0 4 131 40 463 113 5 2 0 41 47 30 876
GHANACHRST1841 10 1 13 27 83 101 102 11 17 43 6 12 426
GHANACHRST1842 37 0 40 78 257 308 85 15 7 34 42 20 923
GHANACHRST1888 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 47 13 0 9999
GHANACHRST1889 10 3 0 49 129 128 90 7 5 79 52 0 552
GHANACHRST9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAGAMBA GAMBAGA GAMBA 1031 -26 107 GHANA 24
GHANAGAMBA MEAN 1 4 21 62 116 131 181 254 239 79 13 5 1114
GHANAGAMBA STDV 5 11 24 39 64 61 85 80 94 44 20 16 247
GHANAGAMBA1899 0 16 5 89 73 96 310 287 184 72 0 0 1132
GHANAGAMBA1900 0 0 21 52 86 136 149 363 245 22 13 0 1087
GHANAGAMBA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAHO HO HO 638 38 158 GHANA 28
GHANAHO MEAN 29 67 121 131 176 189 121 82 140 176 64 42 1343
GHANAHO STDV 28 46 63 56 71 74 87 73 65 74 37 35 237
GHANAHO 1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 7 105 49 2 9999
GHANAHO 1896 10 28 133 133 102 66 35 10 140 176 64 42 939
GHANAHO 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANAKETE KETE KRACH KETE 747 -4 122 GHANA 28
GHANAKETE MEAN 15 26 68 122 180 198 188 159 241 167 52 17 1415
GHANAKETE STDV 24 33 47 54 108 77 96 101 92 80 40 23 357
GHANAKETE 1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 203 124 194 191 9999 9999 9999
GHANAKETE 1896 9999 9999 9999 105 9999 9999 9999 16 164 9999 9999 9999 9999
GHANAKETE 1898 15 26 37 186 112 285 211 229 234 136 14 20 1505
GHANAKETE 1899 1 72 46 196 214 136 264 275 272 150 10 17 1653
GHANAKETE 1900 34 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
GHANAKETE 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
GHANASALAG SALAGA SALAG 834 -28 170 GHANA 24
GHANASALAG MEAN 8 21 65 108 139 171 146 169 234 145 26 12 1232
GHANASALAG STDV 16 37 52 54 55 59 76 90 71 61 29 23 233
GHANASALAG1892 8 21 65 171 285 131 64 96 234 188 29 68 1360
GHANASALAG1893 27 0 102 241 125 184 259 401 392 189 67 48 2035
GHANASALAG1894 2 108 158 96 62 124 85 266 234 145 26 12 1318
GHANASALAG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ISLANST TH ST THOM 9999 9999 9999 100
ISLANST TH MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ISLANST TH STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ISLANST TH1873 9999 9999 93 43 169 36 2 0 15 201 9999 204 9999
ISLANST TH1874 18 154 144 61 112 0 0 0 18 52 119 90 768
ISLANST TH1875 112 48 356 121 127 6 4 104 17 156 114 97 1262
ISLANST TH1876 135 162 201 102 48 15 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ISLANST TH1885 170 20 377 406 482 69 80 94 224 481 312 138 2853
ISLANST TH1886 104 167 590 256 328 9 0 9 101 680 258 318 2820
ISLANST TH1887 179 194 419 298 18 2 0 2 41 444 383 198 2178
ISLANST TH1888 252 148 267 139 80 4 34 205 540 267 141 294 2371
ISLANST TH1889 261 208 322 191 158 29 0 62 244 681 271 56 2483
ISLANST TH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
IVORYGD BS GRAND BASSAM 512 -345 6 IVORY 28
IVORYGD BS MEAN 41 57 123 157 357 514 152 37 48 159 232 93 2026
IVORYGD BS STDV 36 48 90 114 158 278 186 38 48 150 106 66 445
IVORYGD BS1859 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 223 648 1187 101 9999
IVORYGD BS1860 110 167 332 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
IVORYGD BS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYACHUYU CHUYU -430 3921 9999 KENYA 37
KENYACHUYU MEAN 24 18 77 268 366 152 121 83 64 85 104 70 1432
KENYACHUYU STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 358
KENYACHUYU1893 115 39 171 389 274 235 67 51 8 17 277 39 1682
KENYACHUYU1894 24 52 54 67 274 141 106 52 4 3 188 125 1090
KENYACHUYU1895G9999 9999 6 51 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 978
KENYACHUYU1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1438
KENYACHUYU1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1440
KENYACHUYU1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 693
KENYACHUYU1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1334
KENYACHUYU1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1519
KENYACHUYU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYADJILO DJILORE -310 3955 9999 KENYA 87
KENYADJILO MEAN 32 18 55 110 149 104 71 48 75 62 90 78 892
KENYADJILO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 250
KENYADJILO1893 95 57 75 172 125 92 29 52 18 15 120 78 928
KENYADJILO1894 9999 9999 47 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 114 94 9999
KENYADJILO1895 3 9999 66 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYADJILO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAFTSMI FTSMITH -114 3644 1950 KENYA 87
KENYAFTSMI MEAN 47 51 100 210 171 44 19 26 29 60 127 93 977
KENYAFTSMI STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 225
KENYAFTSMI1893 47 51 348 396 217 7 26 26 67 15 129 97 1426
KENYAFTSMI1894 28 6 135 184 206 88 54 26 56 32 170 237 1222
KENYAFTSMI1895G 0 189 267 414 172 93 0 17 62 44 9999 9999 1651
KENYAFTSMI1896 33 9 44 99 100 87 12 42 43 60 224 58 811
KENYAFTSMI1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 922
KENYAFTSMI1898 37 56 94 172 143 153 15 7 22 54 125 41 919
KENYAFTSMI1899 7 21 65 130 122 2 28 17 0 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAFTSMI1900 133 234 144 132 199 56 19 26 29 153 169 119 1413
KENYAFTSMI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAGOLBO GOLBONTI -216 4006 15 KENYA 87
KENYAGOLBO MEAN 12 4 50 91 66 41 44 26 17 64 69 83 567
KENYAGOLBO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 198
KENYAGOLBO1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 27 10 18 0 9999
KENYAGOLBO1898 7 0 4 10 24 40 38 13 45 74 53 5 313
KENYAGOLBO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAKIBWE KIBWEZI -225 3755 911 KENYA 87
KENYAKIBWE MEAN 38 32 91 120 26 5 1 1 4 22 164 140 644
KENYAKIBWE STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 232
KENYAKIBWE1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 399 198 9999
KENYAKIBWE1894 3 15 169 37 29 1 0 0 0 0 343 82 679
KENYAKIBWE1895 2 44 147 178 8 0 0 0 4 4 300 156 843
KENYAKIBWE1896 24 45 47 71 9 0 0 4 3 13 218 116 550
KENYAKIBWE1897 116 24 24 82 46 0 0 0 14 54 162 24 546
KENYAKIBWE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAKUELS KULESA -210 4018 9999 KENYA 87
KENYAKUELS MEAN 12 4 50 91 66 41 44 26 17 64 69 83 567
KENYAKUELS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 198
KENYAKUELS1895 9999 34 44 71 49 3 53 25 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAKUELS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYALAMU LAMU LAMU -217 4054 9 KENYA 87
KENYALAMU MEAN 5 3 24 134 354 167 79 42 39 41 36 27 955
KENYALAMU STDV 13 8 45 99 247 111 55 31 64 63 45 35 355
KENYALAMU 1890 5 0 38 50 457 64 55 31 30 3 1 0 734
KENYALAMU 1893 10 26 75 394 417 74 22 14 25 43 9 23 1132
KENYALAMU 1894 0 0 4 6 389 55 11 6 0 3 41 24 539
KENYALAMU 1895 0 3 24 100 343 50 79 42 39 41 36 27 784
KENYALAMU 1896 0 4 53 85 179 219 42 39 45 19 330 35 1050
KENYALAMU 1897 1 0 0 126 54 105 35 121 0 3 0 0 445
KENYALAMU 1898 0 0 0 0 81 136 54 8 13 8 15 0 315
KENYALAMU 1899 0 0 0 10 399 49 66 25 39 41 36 27 692
KENYALAMU 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMACHA MACHAKOS MACHA -132 3716 1646 KENYA 87
KENYAMACHA MEAN 55 55 120 209 75 11 6 6 9 53 187 125 912
KENYAMACHA STDV 62 64 95 118 58 18 10 12 21 52 85 83 255
KENYAMACHA1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 35 169 161 9999
KENYAMACHA1894 19 4 139 237 49 15 2 2 1 32 462 105 1067
KENYAMACHA1895 0 98 257 315 53 20 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAMACHA1896 4 9 46 93 34 2 0 24 0 72 305 70 659
KENYAMACHA1897 55 68 72 279 68 22 27 32 29 99 101 8 860
KENYAMACHA1898 35 51 77 94 87 22 1 1 19 16 192 23 618
KENYAMACHA1899 5 8 26 145 55 0 7 3 0 121 119 66 555
KENYAMACHA1900 208 206 259 138 150 2 9 2 0 86 219 204 1483
KENYAMACHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMAGAR MAGARIN -305 4006 9999 KENYA 87
KENYAMAGAR MEAN 8 7 37 156 333 163 92 57 53 65 49 32 1055
KENYAMAGAR STDV 18 19 49 101 184 105 60 34 78 75 52 37 301
KENYAMAGAR1893 22 9 68 343 133 142 67 50 18 21 122 25 1020
KENYAMAGAR1894 0 0 86 17 262 112 43 18 2 0 192 114 846
KENYAMAGAR1895 0 3 101 9999 197 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAMAGAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMALIN MALINDI MALIN -313 4007 3 KENYA 87
KENYAMALIN MEAN 8 7 37 156 333 163 92 57 53 65 49 32 1055
KENYAMALIN STDV 18 19 49 101 184 105 60 34 78 75 52 37 301
KENYAMALIN1891 8 7 37 149 305 108 93 53 46 84 88 102 1080
KENYAMALIN1892 15 13 12 152 378 100 46 7 36 9 4 5 777
KENYAMALIN1893 19 3 60 470 199 194 57 43 27 29 147 41 1289
KENYAMALIN1894 10 1 33 11 358 132 45 30 0 2 64 50 736
KENYAMALIN1895 2 3 22 65 353 1 99 11 14 202 84 34 890
KENYAMALIN1896 0 0 0 111 214 154 135 38 127 65 538 17 1399
KENYAMALIN1897 21 0 15 427 564 52 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAMALIN1898 1 21 15 5 86 66 67 19 31 1 50 0 362
KENYAMALIN1899 1 0 20 98 447 33 149 72 6 1 18 4 849
KENYAMALIN1900 21 8 14 49 427 46 69 43 37 57 92 61 924
KENYAMALIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMBUNG MBUNGU -346 3930 9999 KENYA 87
KENYAMBUNG MEAN 36 17 71 115 164 59 44 51 58 86 106 79 886
KENYAMBUNG STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 222
KENYAMBUNG1891 36 17 71 115 153 57 22 28 31 18 94 90 732
KENYAMBUNG1892 39 38 60 45 68 39 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 40 9999
KENYAMBUNG1893 114 29 220 148 96 59 12 54 13 40 129 79 993
KENYAMBUNG1894 36 17 71 115 185 16 43 19 1 1 143 53 700
KENYAMBUNG1895 0 28 106 102 84 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAMBUNG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMOMBA MOMBASA MOMBA -404 3940 16 KENYA 87
KENYAMOMBA MEAN 27 16 59 200 305 117 85 69 66 95 92 58 1188
KENYAMOMBA STDV 37 25 56 127 189 73 53 46 60 89 75 51 300
KENYAMOMBO1875 27 16 127 180 358 160 234 48 10 117 10 119 1406
KENYAMOMBO1876 10 5 91 152 411 79 117 69 69 25 15 15 1058
KENYAMOMBO1877 8 0 94 114 325 170 104 249 274 315 533 89 2275
KENYAMOMBO1878 196 13 122 318 114 206 48 109 76 76 53 8 1339
KENYAMOMBO1879 10 81 36 267 417 109 51 46 30 102 81 15 1245
KENYAMOMBO1880 0 10 51 160 244 28 239 36 5 112 168 46 1099
KENYAMOMBO1881 20 14 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYAMOMBO1890 27 16 59 176 423 40 53 35 15 4 64 34 946
KENYAMOMBO1891 16 1 16 95 376 143 43 52 62 224 90 65 1183
KENYAMOMBO1892 3 11 10 157 288 36 55 32 39 9 32 10 682
KENYAMOMBO1893 62 47 119 318 363 195 55 71 53 58 277 13 1631
KENYAMOMBO1894 4 64 37 77 312 108 38 34 7 17 193 73 964
KENYAMOMBO1895 0 9 77 88 254 37 34 17 158 77 86 36 873
KENYAMOMBO1896 10 0 71 53 277 111 70 125 52 61 704 123 1657
KENYAMOMBO1897 25 0 41 391 645 10 71 28 38 72 13 0 1334
KENYAMOMBO1898 27 16 13 26 109 65 134 19 132 18 46 58 663
KENYAMOMBO1899 1 0 88 42 378 21 125 79 38 8 51 64 895
KENYAMOMBO1900 104 57 168 67 460 64 156 37 59 158 138 98 1566
KENYAMOMBO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYAMUMIA MUMIAS 0020 3429 9999 KENYA 32
KENYAMUMIA MEAN 53 97 153 254 269 170 140 156 156 147 122 91 1808
KENYAMUMIA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 271
KENYAMUMIA1896 53 20 106 101 185 156 170 169 130 117 207 41 1455
KENYAMUMIA1897 90 112 150 226 150 320 157 274 406 277 179 34 2375
KENYAMUMIA1898 68 55 89 254 203 292 211 117 119 106 177 17 1708
KENYAMUMIA1899 53 97 40 295 223 125 66 64 91 102 61 71 1288
KENYAMUMIA1900 111 216 174 109 179 125 116 152 123 116 247 216 1884
KENYAMUMIA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYANAIRO NAIROBI -102 3657 1661 KENYA 87
KENYANAIRO MEAN 49 45 107 194 151 42 14 20 25 54 130 76 907
KENYANAIRO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 209
KENYANAIRO1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 117 58 59 9999
KENYANAIRO1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 4 12 165 134 9999
KENYANAIRO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYANDII NDII -320 3829 732 KENYA 87
KENYANDII MEAN 33 33 80 90 32 11 3 8 14 28 103 117 548
KENYANDII STDV 38 39 82 63 29 30 5 11 23 30 77 72 197
KENYANDII 1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 61 145 9999
KENYANDII 1895 28 56 127 38 9 2 1 1 14 28 143 124 571
KENYANDII 1896 3 16 27 66 21 0 4 45 0 5 174 247 608
KENYANDII 1897 98 31 35 167 116 15 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
KENYANDII 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYARIBE RIBE -355 3940 9999 KENYA 37
KENYARIBE MEAN 21 19 51 147 271 99 89 76 97 96 109 75 1150
KENYARIBE STDV 37 25 56 127 189 73 53 46 60 89 75 51 300
KENYARIBE 1876 21 19 51 147 131 85 130 57 56 26 18 82 823
KENYARIBE 1877 39 0 113 133 292 164 105 217 295 368 508 90 2324
KENYARIBE 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYASHIMO SHIMONI -438 3921 152 KENYA 37
KENYASHIMO MEAN 20 17 63 252 359 122 101 75 63 83 98 46 1300
KENYASHIMO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 325
KENYASHIMO1893 115 39 171 389 274 235 67 51 8 17 277 39 1682
KENYASHIMO1894 20 52 54 67 274 141 106 52 4 3 188 125 1086
KENYASHIMO1895 20 17 63 161 227 122 101 31 143 18 84 29 1016
KENYASHIMO1896 6 17 63 252 320 113 66 133 60 14 584 86 1714
KENYASHIMO1897 28 0 60 442 508 32 125 88 33 58 69 0 1443
KENYASHIMO1898 8 4 41 97 99 114 190 33 29 11 69 0 695
KENYASHIMO1899 8 0 39 191 688 62 196 38 10 25 19 59 1335
KENYASHIMO1900 72 23 80 76 538 114 129 72 62 94 220 40 1520
KENYASHIMO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
KENYATAKAU TAKAUNGU -341 3952 9999 KENYA 37
KENYATAKAU MEAN 26 13 37 172 230 127 105 73 67 47 92 49 1038
KENYATAKAU STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 260
KENYATAKAU1892 21 7 37 29 356 132 39 31 69 0 69 0 790
KENYATAKAU1893 38 14 137 178 239 200 71 42 14 35 47 16 1031
KENYATAKAU1894 0 0 49 116 391 139 47 12 9 4 183 15 965
KENYATAKAU1895 0 2 130 116 318 26 25 24 131 27 99 9 907
KENYATAKAU1896 0 0 12 62 259 107 102 106 23 39 488 49 1247
KENYATAKAU1897 8 13 31 216 20 194 85 55 75 47 92 49 885
KENYATAKAU1898 26 13 37 172 67 75 121 30 39 0 59 5 644
KENYATAKAU1899 0 0 28 67 328 78 138 117 3 2 53 30 844
KENYATAKAU1900 19 46 133 93 665 52 96 28 58 163 94 28 1475
KENYATAKAU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTBUTHA BUTHABUTHE -2846 2815 1770 LESOT 75
LESOTBUTHA MEAN 132 106 103 57 30 14 12 16 29 76 99 111 782
LESOTBUTHA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 160
LESOTBUTHA1891 9999 9999 9999 239 153 60 28 96 2 9999 358 9999 9999
LESOTBUTHA1892 132 307 399 28 44 28 0 81 204 288 207 273 1991
LESOTBUTHA1893 541 221 1776 64 3 88 18 6 176 191 504 290 3878
LESOTBUTHA1894 375 263 187 77 78 103 0 64 170 187 187 229 1920
LESOTBUTHA1895 221 297 268 170 68 0 31 0 64 81 328 369 1897
LESOTBUTHA1896 196 202 119 219 23 26 0 99 67 30 172 544 1697
LESOTBUTHA1897 289 263 289 29 74 0 0 26 77 204 13 150 1414
LESOTBUTHA1898 955 139 192 93 105 0 0 35 68 207 258 229 2281
LESOTBUTHA1899 296 276 383 221 88 46 246 90 46 150 219 162 2223
LESOTBUTHA1900 199 130 63 74 0 38 30 82 0 68 88 148 920
LESOTBUTHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTLERIB LERIBE -2853 2803 1740 LESOT 75
LESOTLERIB MEAN 142 117 113 60 33 13 13 17 33 73 100 115 834
LESOTLERIB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 182
LESOTLERIB1887 212 228 378 166 174 6 77 96 10 92 116 263 1818
LESOTLERIB1888 408 506 527 381 63 0 87 85 78 227 167 178 2707
LESOTLERIB1889 409 232 219 152 33 0 0 48 98 281 219 152 1843
LESOTLERIB1890 161 362 143 130 0 44 34 45 0 160 217 215 1511
LESOTLERIB1891 597 141 445 197 303 152 71 87 5 74 366 324 2762
LESOTLERIB1892 230 377 259 44 37 31 0 124 154 331 208 273 2068
LESOTLERIB1893 733 144 181 90 13 3 34 0 212 196 344 290 2240
LESOTLERIB1894 358 469 461 130 54 72 0 86 170 222 187 263 2472
LESOTLERIB1895 214 337 423 136 77 0 0 0 68 48 229 434 1966
LESOTLERIB1896 279 128 73 309 161 72 0 134 71 10 82 782 2101
LESOTLERIB1897 289 123 458 39 23 0 0 32 6 306 10 175 1461
LESOTLERIB1898 1055 119 373 46 97 0 0 32 28 145 185 342 2422
LESOTLERIB1899 386 213 348 252 93 48 267 99 39 163 181 226 2315
LESOTLERIB1900 207 115 34 61 0 36 23 80 0 37 71 94 758
LESOTLERIB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTMAFET MAFETENG -2949 2715 1610 100
LESOTMAFET MEAN 115 110 107 67 35 15 13 17 29 57 78 97 743
LESOTMAFET STDV 84 55 64 41 29 19 20 22 35 37 46 63 153
LESOTMAFET1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 147 9999
LESOTMAFET1887 40 146 113 122 55 5 67 24 11 46 76 110 815
LESOTMAFET1888 85 100 179 137 35 17 12 75 29 36 42 77 824
LESOTMAFET1889 156 167 40 109 25 0 0 43 8 61 76 65 750
LESOTMAFET1890 37 189 118 84 37 33 9 32 0 94 153 97 883
LESOTMAFET1891 152 122 164 61 55 91 33 29 15 13 127 101 963
LESOTMAFET1892 99 51 179 44 5 29 3 53 65 67 49 97 741
LESOTMAFET1893 291 66 98 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 135 9999 9999
LESOTMAFET1894 193 216 88 51 44 9 0 11 34 61 117 115 939
LESOTMAFET1895 93 151 169 103 50 0 14 0 7 4 84 97 772
LESOTMAFET1896 43 89 37 83 106 26 0 111 0 0 86 352 933
LESOTMAFET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTMASER MASERU -2917 2730 1530 100
LESOTMASER MEAN 108 91 99 60 29 11 12 13 21 61 88 89 687
LESOTMASER STDV 61 49 51 42 23 15 17 20 27 35 51 47 149
LESOTMASER1886 9999 9999 9999 88 0 5 20 9999 18 28 44 139 9999
LESOTMASER1887 19 203 98 78 58 4 45 38 16 46 39 133 777
LESOTMASER1888 151 126 160 129 28 9 33 39 25 59 43 82 884
LESOTMASER1889 65 208 45 105 24 3 0 32 23 56 121 70 752
LESOTMASER1890 50 181 181 52 28 42 22 51 0 106 169 68 950
LESOTMASER1891 201 86 159 83 66 109 38 21 4 40 141 88 1036
LESOTMASER1892 105 98 110 34 16 35 0 34 66 138 142 88 866
LESOTMASER1893 261 51 11 52 0 46 19 31 74 61 165 164 935
LESOTMASER1894 115 159 109 32 32 5 0 9 83 45 78 99 766
LESOTMASER1895 83 248 249 49 59 0 18 0 0 5 84 89 884
LESOTMASER1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LESOTMASER1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LESOTMASER1898 284 131 64 76 44 0 0 4 74 60 62 68 867
LESOTMASER1899 111 31 47 74 38 29 80 41 14 86 21 86 658
LESOTMASER9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTMOHAL MOHALES HOOK MOHAL -3009 2728 1600 LESOT 75
LESOTMOHAL MEAN 62 83 92 106 105 105 58 37 15 14 15 30 720
LESOTMOHAL STDV 40 46 53 60 53 56 42 31 18 17 21 35 165
LESOTMOHAL1896 76 67 43 65 147 48 0 110 0 8 97 127 788
LESOTMOHAL1897 132 127 161 28 18 3 0 0 28 18 8 66 589
LESOTMOHAL1898 405 74 66 39 27 0 0 17 18 75 87 64 872
LESOTMOHAL1899 66 56 235 121 60 24 87 36 32 88 44 100 949
LESOTMOHAL1900 231 103 81 68 8 20 19 29 0 37 16 139 751
LESOTMOHAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTQUACH QACHASNEK QUACH -3007 2842 1972 LESOT 75
LESOTQUACH MEAN 80 115 142 147 127 102 43 26 29 30 37 39 895
LESOTQUACH STDV 54 60 65 75 69 69 36 36 69 84 58 35 199
LESOTQUACH1895 138 115 142 36 0 0 3 5 10 30 37 334 850
LESOTQUACH1896 109 202 53 88 24 18 0 74 13 67 147 300 1095
LESOTQUACH1897 142 90 97 12 20 101 0 2 24 79 17 159 743
LESOTQUACH1898 226 83 46 35 90 0 3 9 38 79 87 95 791
LESOTQUACH1899 88 146 203 70 24 13 25 13 26 95 44 108 855
LESOTQUACH1900 111 83 111 32 1 15 3 24 6 24 22 147 579
LESOTQUACH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTQUITH QUITHING -3025 2743 1740 LESOT 75
LESOTQUITH MEAN 114 102 114 72 40 18 14 22 35 67 84 107 786
LESOTQUITH STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 171
LESOTQUITH1887 9999 9999 9999 171 41 9999 2 52 24 64 90 83 9999
LESOTQUITH1888 70 196 109 104 70 38 11 80 42 72 17 31 840
LESOTQUITH1889 142 208 66 83 43 2 0 27 0 102 140 28 841
LESOTQUITH1890 66 150 107 60 31 18 1 39 0 114 176 161 923
LESOTQUITH1891 148 68 167 84 61 106 20 31 28 50 178 126 1067
LESOTQUITH1892 237 75 183 81 23 22 2 64 45 119 57 70 978
LESOTQUITH1893 218 126 240 80 11 18 26 37 80 114 87 147 1184
LESOTQUITH1894 158 68 133 53 41 7 0 14 65 59 128 112 838
LESOTQUITH1895 112 107 208 128 17 0 9 2 29 0 78 226 916
LESOTQUITH1896 71 95 80 88 93 41 0 122 1 26 77 352 1046
LESOTQUITH1897 169 148 130 16 20 0 4 1 5 34 13 76 616
LESOTQUITH1898 501 84 19 44 30 0 0 11 5 91 66 62 913
LESOTQUITH1899 80 91 207 118 49 20 91 47 40 113 61 68 985
LESOTQUITH1900 138 98 96 125 19 36 23 56 0 37 11 171 810
LESOTQUITH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTTEYAT TEYATEYANENG TEYAT -2909 2744 1753 LESOT 75
LESOTTEYAT MEAN 67 86 93 121 94 98 56 29 11 11 13 26 704
LESOTTEYAT STDV 43 48 51 63 47 53 38 25 16 15 17 27 160
LESOTTEYAT1896 34 74 36 74 61 21 0 80 6 13 54 273 726
LESOTTEYAT1897 131 78 133 24 11 0 0 5 3 66 1 72 524
LESOTTEYAT1898 342 87 82 28 49 0 1 1 11 89 86 75 851
LESOTTEYAT1899 135 102 91 103 31 27 86 47 10 64 36 139 871
LESOTTEYAT1900 186 134 78 47 0 26 17 47 0 69 38 142 784
LESOTTEYAT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTTHABA THABA-MORENA -2946 2740 1700 75
LESOTTHABA MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LESOTTHABA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LESOTTHABA1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 155 9999
LESOTTHABA1884 125 65 53 10 5 0 9 3 36 54 67 9999 10426
LESOTTHABA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LESOTWEPEN WEPENER WEPEN -2944 2702 1437 100
LESOTWEPEN MEAN 88 91 98 55 26 12 12 13 19 51 66 76 606
LESOTWEPEN STDV 53 51 59 41 26 17 16 20 28 36 40 43 139
LESOTWEPEN1891 123 43 163 56 55 77 32 25 9 26 86 96 791
LESOTWEPEN1892 113 29 193 41 5 19 0 32 34 81 29 76 652
LESOTWEPEN1893 265 80 54 33 0 20 15 9 32 96 87 127 818
LESOTWEPEN1894 125 145 115 35 30 8 12 13 23 43 72 85 706
LESOTWEPEN1895 84 162 114 83 34 0 11 13 8 51 71 260 891
LESOTWEPEN1896 88 40 23 30 75 28 12 77 0 3 26 221 623
LESOTWEPEN1897 189 37 143 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 70 451
LESOTWEPEN1898 272 67 43 44 36 0 0 0 38 49 23 42 614
LESOTWEPEN1899 70 44 90 81 36 34 93 34 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LESOTWEPEN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LIBYABENGA BENGASI BENGA 3208 2005 132 LIBYA 03
LIBYABENGA MEAN 66 40 22 6 4 0 0 0 3 21 40 66 269
LIBYABENGA STDV 37 31 19 9 7 1 0 1 7 24 35 41 87
LIBYABENGA1881 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 8 39 49 9999
LIBYABENGA1882 51 61 15 8 0 0 0 0 0 8 46 24 213
LIBYABENGA1883 66 74 23 2 0 0 0 0 23 48 47 91 374
LIBYABENGA1884 86 7 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 12 59 55 225
LIBYABENGA1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LIBYABENGA1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 1 1 13 42 9999
LIBYABENGA1887 46 20 9 2 2 5 0 0 14 66 40 32 236
LIBYABENGA1888 52 25 20 12 2 4 0 0 13 33 58 24 243
LIBYABENGA1889 57 63 19 0 1 2 0 0 0 5 45 77 269
LIBYABENGA1890 9 31 8 10 0 0 0 0 6 0 104 58 226
LIBYABENGA1891 24 140 34 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 25 231
LIBYABENGA1892 27 40 27 0 14 0 0 0 3 21 32 60 224
LIBYABENGA1893 257 122 59 2 0 0 0 0 0 23 13 75 551
LIBYABENGA1894 216 29 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 118 250 616
LIBYABENGA1895 19 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 199 60 296
LIBYABENGA1896 194 15 11 9 4 0 0 0 1 0 29 30 293
LIBYABENGA1897 34 10 7 2 1 0 0 0 0 8 72 41 175
LIBYABENGA1898 17 45 13 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 109 190
LIBYABENGA1899 50 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 23 39 53 179
LIBYABENGA1900 43 4 3 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 9 107 173
LIBYABENGA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
LIBYATRIPO TRIPOLI TRIPO 3254 1311 20 LIBYA 03
LIBYATRIPO MEAN 69 39 27 12 5 1 0 1 12 37 61 75 341
LIBYATRIPO STDV 47 32 35 17 8 3 2 3 21 37 55 58 114
LIBYATRIPO1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 8 31 61 169 9999
LIBYATRIPO1880 67 107 33 24 3 0 0 0 26 77 23 123 483
LIBYATRIPO1881 5 47 8 0 15 2 0 0 1 50 32 137 297
LIBYATRIPO1882 92 79 38 9 0 2 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LIBYATRIPO1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 11 48 86 80 9999
LIBYATRIPO1884 94 8 16 0 7 15 5 4 0 79 201 128 557
LIBYATRIPO1885 77 16 25 4 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LIBYATRIPO1886 69 22 4 0 2 0 0 0 38 0 4 108 247
LIBYATRIPO1887 51 23 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 112 3 1 195
LIBYATRIPO1888 118 10 24 0 1 0 0 0 2 128 66 5 354
LIBYATRIPO1889 20 31 18 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 71 117 262
LIBYATRIPO1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LIBYATRIPO1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
LIBYATRIPO1892 21 14 1 17 15 1 0 0 9 27 161 34 300
LIBYATRIPO1893 138 71 46 15 0 0 0 0 0 85 42 217 614
LIBYATRIPO1894 173 56 26 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 378 728
LIBYATRIPO1895 22 11 9 4 2 0 0 0 2 11 22 131 214
LIBYATRIPO1896 180 42 53 37 8 0 0 0 0 10 31 110 471
LIBYATRIPO1897 5 162 5 81 11 0 5 0 1 55 46 155 526
LIBYATRIPO1898 21 63 24 8 1 0 2 0 12 196 24 267 618
LIBYATRIPO1899 75 21 36 4 7 12 0 0 0 15 233 56 459
LIBYATRIPO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWAFRLA AFRICAN LAKES CO -1425 3510 914 MALAW 54
MALAWAFRLA MEAN 195 190 135 37 6 3 3 2 4 14 53 162 800
MALAWAFRLA STDV 91 87 76 35 8 8 6 5 7 16 39 133 224
MALAWAFRLA1896 376 348 97 126 0 0 0 3 0 4 34 173 1161
MALAWAFRLA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWBLANT BLANTYRE BLANT -1548 3502 1039 MALAW 55
MALAWBLANT MEAN 267 224 189 66 16 12 14 4 5 30 98 209 1121
MALAWBLANT STDV 116 112 105 69 15 13 31 7 11 33 65 86 307
MALAWBLANT1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1291
MALAWBLANT1883G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1339
MALAWBLANT1886 448 302 377 37 98 3 2 0 0 18 22 108 1415
MALAWBLANT1896 307 164 320 38 23 4 18 23 0 132 55 239 1323
MALAWBLANT1898 221 222 185 139 2 31 0 5 0 10 81 307 1203
MALAWBLANT1899 117 394 240 86 41 19 1 0 0 21 131 158 1208
MALAWBLANT1900 295 146 130 3 13 6 0 0 0 0 249 166 1008
MALAWBLANT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWCHIKW CHIKWAWA -1603 3510 39 MALAW 55
MALAWCHIKW MEAN 201 168 102 52 22 20 18 13 6 15 67 149 834
MALAWCHIKW STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 206
MALAWCHIKW1896 284 154 109 28 23 0 6 4 0 31 0 92 731
MALAWCHIKW1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 46 10 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWCHIKW1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 99 105 9999
MALAWCHIKW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWCHIRO CHIROMO -1632 3509 76 MALAW 55
MALAWCHIRO MEAN 158 148 106 40 16 16 14 8 7 16 68 156 751
MALAWCHIRO STDV 73 89 66 44 13 13 14 8 10 22 44 74 150
MALAWCHIRO1896 221 2391 58 38 27 0 5 0 0 37 86 211 922
MALAWCHIRO1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 57 49 150 9999
MALAWCHIRO1899 43 401 82 41 15 33 8 8 7 16 68 156 878
MALAWCHIRO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWCHOLO CHOLO -1608 3510 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWCHOLO MEAN 269 224 236 96 40 41 35 23 12 32 113 243 1360
MALAWCHOLO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 249
MALAWCHOLO1896 368 228 162 71 34 0 76 45 0 86 83 251 1404
MALAWCHOLO1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1907
MALAWCHOLO1899 84 415 238 156 118 96 25 9 0 55 58 118 1372
MALAWCHOLO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWDEDZA DEDZA -1420 3424 9999 MALAW 54
MALAWDEDZA MEAN 285 249 188 55 10 4 5 3 3 11 71 205 1089
MALAWDEDZA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 210
MALAWDEDZA1898 9999 9999 9999 182 0 230 0 0 0 21 61 358 9999
MALAWDEDZA1899 99 384 174 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWDEDZA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWDEEPB DEEPBAY -1025 3418 9999 MALAW 43
MALAWDEEPB MEAN 253 236 338 319 89 36 14 8 8 15 79 212 1587
MALAWDEEPB STDV 138 161 181 144 62 48 25 13 15 40 82 126 644
MALAWDEEPB1898 254 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 22 9999 9999
MALAWDEEPB1899 51 56 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWDEEPB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWDOMAS DOMASI -1518 3529 914 MALAW 55
MALAWDOMAS MEAN 283 257 230 78 20 12 7 8 7 28 118 275 1319
MALAWDOMAS STDV 138 103 123 60 22 13 6 16 14 26 77 131 305
MALAWDOMAS1898 259 345 141 140 33 41 10 4 15 26 118 212 1344
MALAWDOMAS1899 196 290 164 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWDOMAS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWFTAND FT ANDERSON -1605 3544 1006 MALAW 55
MALAWFTAND MEAN 319 304 331 153 71 60 49 33 25 64 170 308 1891
MALAWFTAND STDV 142 125 165 96 51 43 40 38 32 64 95 157 357
MALAWFTAND1898 378 823 331 503 39 178 207 106 338 103 202 516 3724
MALAWFTAND1899 155 531 503 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWFTAND9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWFTJOH FT JOHNSTON -1427 3515 1399 MALAW 54
MALAWFTJOH MEAN 195 190 135 37 6 3 3 2 4 14 53 162 800
MALAWFTJOH STDV 91 87 76 35 8 8 6 5 7 16 39 133 224
MALAWFTJOH1896 188 417 46 146 10 0 1 2 0 21 39 202 1072
MALAWFTJOH1898 192 220 175 156 3 12 1 7 1 11 52 238 1068
MALAWFTJOH1899 46 310 164 80 10 1 3 2 4 14 53 162 849
MALAWFTJOH1900 290 93 65 2 4 3 3 2 4 0 73 139 678
MALAWFTJOH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWFTLIS FT LISTER -1555 3542 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWFTLIS MEAN 319 304 331 153 71 60 49 33 25 64 170 308 1891
MALAWFTLIS STDV 142 125 165 96 51 43 40 38 32 64 95 157 357
MALAWFTLIS1898 9999 9999 9999 140 6 24 9999 9999 9999 2 9999 282 9999
MALAWFTLIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWFTMLA FT MLANGENI -1441 3432 1067 MALAW 54
MALAWFTMLA MEAN 257 221 160 46 7 2 2 1 3 15 74 210 1005
MALAWFTMLA STDV 102 87 86 44 10 4 4 3 9 18 41 128 235
MALAWFTMLA1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 71 198 9999
MALAWFTMLA1899 130 243 252 46 7 2 2 1 3 15 74 210 985
MALAWFTMLA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWKARON KARONGA KARON -957 3356 487 MALAW 53
MALAWKARON MEAN 200 173 337 219 36 6 2 2 1 2 42 173 1179
MALAWKARON STDV 97 76 147 127 42 15 5 5 3 10 59 93 321
MALAWKARON1898 197 284 351 219 36 6 2 2 1 2 42 173 1315
MALAWKARON9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLAUDE LAUDERDALE LAUDE -1603 3522 774 MALAW 55
MALAWLAUDE MEAN 337 334 363 193 81 69 67 40 36 87 169 318 2079
MALAWLAUDE STDV 148 138 167 112 55 52 50 39 50 80 95 145 400
MALAWLAUDE1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 90 101 182 5 10 40 57 216 9999
MALAWLAUDE1894 485 411 381 356 90 20 84 8 112 7 93 607 2654
MALAWLAUDE1895 973 414 333 351 157 111 2 93 79 173 272 389 3347
MALAWLAUDE1896 414 658 406 445 83 17 113 54 0 70 154 335 2749
MALAWLAUDE1897 462 302 215 167 32 205 14 58 12 14 72 455 2008
MALAWLAUDE1898 338 879 267 638 274 198 208 117 167 123 219 610 4038
MALAWLAUDE1899 236 556 556 488 179 131 114 19 20 174 450 333 3256
MALAWLAUDE1900 488 245 480 171 168 56 17 56 79 72 227 318 2377
MALAWLAUDE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLIKOM LIKOMA -1205 3444 9999 MALAW 54
MALAWLIKOM MEAN 289 362 202 68 11 3 1 1 1 8 48 195 1211
MALAWLIKOM STDV 157 136 106 44 10 3 1 1 2 14 43 87 206
MALAWLIKOM1896 366 338 252 146 0 0 0 3 0 0 24 156 1285
MALAWLIKOM1898 9999 9999 9999 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 156 9999
MALAWLIKOM1899 121 424 196 68 11 3 1 1 1 8 48 195 1077
MALAWLIKOM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLIVIN LIVINGSTONIA LIVIN -1036 3408 1370 MALAW 43
MALAWLIVIN MEAN 253 236 338 319 89 36 14 8 8 15 79 212 1587
MALAWLIVIN STDV 138 161 181 144 62 48 25 13 15 40 82 126 644
MALAWLIVIN1876 310 349 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWLIVIN1877 225 301 76 2 0 0 23 1 0 20 0 211 859
MALAWLIVIN1896 262 305 615 373 67 0 0 116 0 60 135 419 2352
MALAWLIVIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLIWON LIWONDE -1452 3528 350 MALAW 55
MALAWLIWON MEAN 222 178 126 38 8 3 2 3 3 13 62 175 859
MALAWLIWON STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 232
MALAWLIWON1898 210 259 100 0 0 10 0 0 13 0 20 219 831
MALAWLIWON1899 116 501 171 38 8 3 2 3 3 13 62 114 1034
MALAWLIWON1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 95 205 9999
MALAWLIWON9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLUCHE LUCHENYA -1603 3538 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWLUCHE MEAN 319 304 331 153 71 60 49 33 25 64 170 308 1891
MALAWLUCHE STDV 142 125 165 96 51 43 40 38 32 64 95 157 357
MALAWLUCHE1898 227 658 219 582 52 96 110 61 29 37 320 541 2932
MALAWLUCHE1899 110 521 312 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWLUCHE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWLUKUL LUKULEZI -1551 3535 853 MALAW 55
MALAWLUKUL MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWLUKUL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWLUKUL1898 9999 9999 9999 42 8 19 0 0 27 31 63 218 9999
MALAWLUKUL1899 101 371 163 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWLUKUL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWMANGO MANGOCHI MANGO -1427 3515 1399 MALAW 54
MALAWMANGO MEAN 195 190 135 37 6 3 3 2 4 14 53 162 800
MALAWMANGO STDV 91 87 76 35 8 8 6 5 7 16 39 133 224
MALAWMANGO1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 0 9999 78 297 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWMANGO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWMATAN MATANDE -1604 3509 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWMATAN MEAN 260 223 235 98 40 42 36 21 12 32 109 243 945
MALAWMATAN STDV 112 97 125 63 29 29 26 22 18 32 62 87 249
MALAWMATAN1898 9999 9999 9999 325 31 61 27 26 25 25 99 427 9999
MALAWMATAN1899 71 457 197 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWMATAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWMKOMA MKOMA -1406 3422 9999 MALAW 100
MALAWMKOMA MEAN 265 264 121 42 2 1 1 1 3 3 24 158 912
MALAWMKOMA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWMKOMA1898 9999 9999 9999 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 9999 9999
MALAWMKOMA1899 265 112 126 42 2 1 1 1 3 3 24 158 738
MALAWMKOMA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWMYARA MYARA E -1550 3504 914 MALAW 55
MALAWMYARA MEAN 267 224 189 66 16 12 14 4 5 30 98 209 1121
MALAWMYARA STDV 116 112 105 69 15 13 31 7 11 33 65 86 307
MALAWMYARA1898 9999 9999 9999 105 13 35 13 11 0 7 96 363 9999
MALAWMYARA1899 180 460 262 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWMYARA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWNKATA NKATA BAY -1137 3420 427 MALAW 54
MALAWNKATA MEAN 273 214 376 273 65 40 23 5 4 18 88 217 1597
MALAWNKATA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 351
MALAWNKATA1898 269 592 358 556 48 128 32 38 31 0 41 210 2303
MALAWNKATA1899 77 113 222 351 65 131 149 5 0 9 88 284 1494
MALAWNKATA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWNKAWA NKAWA -1603 3509 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWNKAWA MEAN 260 223 235 98 40 42 36 21 12 32 109 243 945
MALAWNKAWA STDV 112 97 125 63 29 29 26 22 18 32 62 87 249
MALAWNKAWA1898 300 384 200 277 40 127 54 57 19 44 58 348 1908
MALAWNKAWA1899 84 414 238 156 118 96 25 9 0 55 58 118 1371
MALAWNKAWA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWPAMUL PAMULA -1605 3516 9999 MALAW 55
MALAWPAMUL MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1157
MALAWPAMUL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 220
MALAWPAMUL1898 189 90 287 318 68 134 66 50 18 23 88 259 1590
MALAWPAMUL1899 66 488 223 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALAWPAMUL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWPORT PORT HERALD -1657 3516 60 MALAW 59
MALAWPORT MEAN 177 152 132 50 17 17 14 10 8 20 90 172 864
MALAWPORT STDV 97 89 85 35 15 13 13 11 10 26 60 90 204
MALAWPORT 1898 118 211 121 50 93 29 0 18 7 1 8 62 718
MALAWPORT 1899 69 450 97 91 38 38 13 10 8 20 90 172 1096
MALAWPORT 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWTHORN THORNWOOD THORN -1605 3538 1036 MALAW 55
MALAWTHORN MEAN 319 304 331 153 71 60 49 33 25 64 170 308 1891
MALAWTHORN STDV 142 125 165 96 51 43 40 38 32 64 95 157 357
MALAWTHORN1892 353 554 386 109 46 19 50 89 86 54 180 361 2287
MALAWTHORN1893 386 541 353 282 82 26 51 79 102 30 134 211 2277
MALAWTHORN1894 320 338 363 315 38 14 56 33 43 14 211 381 2126
MALAWTHORN1895 790 452 358 131 51 44 19 89 57 104 229 368 2692
MALAWTHORN1896 427 607 361 170 67 60 66 33 25 78 154 384 2432
MALAWTHORN1897 455 297 176 166 42 100 17 12 5 11 45 318 1644
MALAWTHORN1898 338 665 250 450 72 97 130 104 29 57 251 572 3015
MALAWTHORN1899 62 597 264 259 159 105 55 10 34 134 343 230 2252
MALAWTHORN1900 541 183 245 55 67 47 8 19 84 6 147 176 1578
MALAWTHORN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALAWZOMBA ZOMBA ZOMBA -1523 3519 960 MALAW 55
MALAWZOMBA MEAN 283 257 230 78 20 12 7 8 7 28 118 275 1319
MALAWZOMBA STDV 138 103 123 60 22 13 6 16 14 26 77 131 305
MALAWZOMBA1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 11 11 3 21 224 315 9999
MALAWZOMBA1893 175 237 166 65 6 3 28 0 15 5 50 217 967
MALAWZOMBA1894 251 480 330 78 57 1 5 1 21 0 85 172 1481
MALAWZOMBA1895 262 250 227 77 20 12 7 8 7 28 118 452 1468
MALAWZOMBA1896 171 356 343 38 23 0 7 9 0 118 49 495 1609
MALAWZOMBA1897 257 262 243 68 7 3 1 0 2 0 106 229 1178
MALAWZOMBA1898 295 391 193 297 9 65 22 4 46 24 9 224 1579
MALAWZOMBA1899 148 290 179 248 69 13 2 3 3 57 340 198 1550
MALAWZOMBA1900 409 65 151 61 43 0 0 0 0 14 123 239 1105
MALAWZOMBA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALI BAMAK BAMAKO BAMAK 1238 -801 323 MALI 18
MALI BAMAK MEAN 0 0 3 19 65 135 230 316 206 64 8 1 1057
MALI BAMAK STDV 2 1 6 23 41 48 68 95 76 53 17 3 186
MALI BAMAK1883G 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1025
MALI BAMAK9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALI KAYES KAYES KAYES 1426-1126 46 MALI 18
MALI KAYES MEAN 0 0 0 2 18 91 170 230 151 41 2 1 721
MALI KAYES STDV 2 2 1 6 22 42 67 86 64 38 11 4 160
MALI KAYES1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 285 62 27 0 9999
MALI KAYES1896 0 0 0 1 17 111 106 238 162 30 0 0 665
MALI KAYES1897 0 0 0 0 18 46 328 149 90 41 0 0 672
MALI KAYES1898 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 144 83 0 0 0 362
MALI KAYES1899 0 0 0 0 6 91 119 123 169 50 0 1 559
MALI KAYES1900 1 0 0 0 60 106 137 117 92 27 0 0 540
MALI KAYES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALI KITA KITA KITA 1304 -927 328 MALI 18
MALI KITA MEAN 0 0 1 11 45 149 240 325 212 70 8 1 1067
MALI KITA STDV 3 2 2 17 31 56 73 107 76 53 15 3 219
MALI KITA 1882 0 0 0 0 42 176 180 231 310 96 0 0 1035
MALI KITA 1883 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MALI KITA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MALI TOMBO TOMBOUCTOO TOMBO 1649 -259 263 MALI 14
MALI TOMBO MEAN 0 0 0 1 3 18 57 82 31 3 0 0 195
MALI TOMBO STDV 1 1 0 3 6 20 31 43 24 6 1 1 67
MALI TOMBO1897 0 0 5 0 0 36 74 56 15 0 0 0 186
MALI TOMBO1898 0 0 12 0 0 6 119 16 61 17 0 0 231
MALI TOMBO1899 0 0 0 0 24 49 57 82 0 1 0 0 213
MALI TOMBO1900 0 0 0 0 3 57 119 82 31 3 0 0 295
MALI TOMBO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOROCCAPJU CAPJUBY (TARFAYA) 2758-1255 9999 4
MOROCCAPJU MEAN 6 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 5 3 11 8 42
MOROCCAPJU STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 21
MOROCCAPJU1884G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 138
MOROCCAPJU1885 45 19 8 7 0 0 0 0 35 56 38 17 225
MOROCCAPJU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOROCCASAB CASABLANCA CASAB 3335 -739 58 MOROC 02
MOROCCASAB MEAN 56 53 52 39 20 6 0 1 6 35 61 70 399
MOROCCASAB STDV 41 40 36 32 24 12 1 2 11 32 48 55 125
MOROCCASAB1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 8 24 90 34 9999
MOROCCASAB1898 78 22 178 21 25 0 0 0 6 48 105 10 493
MOROCCASAB1899 32 99 55 3 20 19 0 0 25 40 45 104 442
MOROCCASAB1900 64 64 62 18 39 0 0 0 25 17 85 6 380
MOROCCASAB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOROCMARRA MARRAKECH MARRA 3140 -800 466 MOROC 02
MOROCMARRA MEAN 26 31 34 35 20 7 2 4 8 22 35 28 253
MOROCMARRA STDV 28 27 28 33 21 13 4 6 10 19 28 26 81
MOROCMARRA1886 54 43 48 35 20 7 2 4 0 16 37 0 266
MOROCMARRA1887 7 19 18 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOROCMARRA1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 7 18 27 54 32 9999
MOROCMARRA1900 61 36 47 46 22 26 0 0 4 23 27 0 292
MOROCMARRA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOROCMOGAD MOGADOR MOGAD 3130 -946 7 MOROC 02
MOROCMOGAD MEAN 50 39 35 28 11 2 0 0 6 28 57 52 307
MOROCMOGAD STDV 43 35 27 25 13 4 1 1 11 34 50 44 94
MOROCMOGAD1872 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 3 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOROCMOGAD1873 3 10 181 67 20 0 0 0 0 9 71 16 377
MOROCMOGAD1874 51 7 9 0 11 0 0 0 0 13 44 162 297
MOROCMOGAD1875 11 19 35 12 11 2 0 0 0 15 97 110 312
MOROCMOGAD1876G 15 38 60 10 17 0 0 0 0 62 9999 9999 310
MOROCMOGAD1877 34 15 34 21 3 7 0 4 39 0 5 31 193
MOROCMOGAD1878 8 8 10 11 2 0 0 0 1 1 42 44 127
MOROCMOGAD1879 70 1 115 12 0 0 0 0 3 70 57 12 340
MOROCMOGAD1894 9999 9999 9999 31 0 0 0 0 0 78 16 27 9999
MOROCMOGAD1895 65 179 132 23 2 0 0 0 0 45 18 52 516
MOROCMOGAD1896 28 57 63 12 1 0 0 0 50 43 112 27 393
MOROCMOGAD1897 271 40 40 28 18 0 0 0 0 28 146 76 647
MOROCMOGAD1898 113 3 107 7 16 0 0 0 0 35 56 2 339
MOROCMOGAD1899 81 69 78 0 8 2 0 0 0 18 42 41 339
MOROCMOGAD1900 116 77 31 2 14 9 0 0 13 50 27 0 339
MOROCMOGAD9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOROCTANGI TANGIERS TANGI 3547 -549 21 MOROC 02
MOROCTANGI MEAN 115 99 100 69 40 13 1 2 22 79 123 137 800
MOROCTANGI STDV 90 77 66 53 34 14 3 4 29 81 80 80 210
MOROCTANGI1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 39 202 130 139 9999
MOROCTANGI1880 95 71 70 65 122 6 0 1 0 80 92 56 658
MOROCTANGI1881 290 178 112 202 35 2 18 0 9 80 17 59 1002
MOROCTANGI1882 12 46 34 26 59 2 1 0 27 34 0 238 479
MOROCTANGI1883 153 38 225 89 106 15 0 1 1 38 3 55 724
MOROCTANGI1884 42 90 154 187 56 8 0 1 16 76 195 113 938
MOROCTANGI1885 115 115 172 141 0 8 0 53 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOROCTANGI1889 139 59 119 105 28 24 0 1 117 120 8 20 740
MOROCTANGI1890 50 90 162 197 122 0 0 0 3 47 37 255 963
MOROCTANGI1891 123 16 261 36 32 3 0 0 2 166 206 47 892
MOROCTANGI1892 243 209 208 192 26 28 0 0 4 242 62 67 1281
MOROCTANGI1893 11 59 56 31 25 6 0 4 36 28 140 67 463
MOROCTANGI1894 74 32 158 72 46 9 0 0 26 52 119 59 647
MOROCTANGI1895 339 264 154 103 47 38 0 0 34 67 58 253 1357
MOROCTANGI1896 18 37 71 6 22 22 0 1 3 142 85 128 535
MOROCTANGI1897 177 9 19 50 77 0 0 0 0 100 117 98 647
MOROCTANGI1898 135 40 186 57 36 4 0 0 28 101 240 15 842
MOROCTANGI1899 108 136 118 10 33 46 0 0 1 119 14 186 771
MOROCTANGI1900 99 151 170 28 121 1 0 10 44 59 113 32 828
MOROCTANGI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOZAMBOROM BOROMA 9999 9999 9999 56
MOZAMBOROM MEAN 149 151 86 15 4 3 2 3 3 8 45 130 597
MOZAMBOROM STDV 92 99 78 18 8 4 3 5 14 16 33 81 153
MOZAMBOROM1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 62 85 138 9999
MOZAMBOROM1891 280 122 66 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 255 752
MOZAMBOROM1892 123 79 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOZAMBOROM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOZAMLOURE LOURENCO MARQUES -2554 3236 60 MOZAM 66
MOZAMLOURE MEAN 150 135 110 56 30 19 17 14 36 52 78 93 789
MOZAMLOURE STDV 119 107 95 53 33 35 28 16 52 37 66 61 254
MOZAMLOURE1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 38 7 12 102 183 9999
MOZAMLOURE1892 120 41 159 19 40 1 0 1 6 70 218 176 851
MOZAMLOURE1893 463 508 54 25 8 2 69 1 79 67 61 119 1456
MOZAMLOURE1894 50 238 84 11 32 0 0 12 32 35 75 36 605
MOZAMLOURE1895 237 217 9 21 40 10 4 0 3 0 18 85 644
MOZAMLOURE1896 203 50 68 38 20 15 0 1 32 12 26 34 499
MOZAMLOURE1897 166 29 53 44 13 23 0 7 4 31 70 60 500
MOZAMLOURE1898 142 1 114 39 109 6 0 25 4 8 90 61 599
MOZAMLOURE1899 147 109 31 20 25 5 17 3 32 37 110 46 582
MOZAMLOURE1900 141 10 10 10 0 6 27 5 1 75 66 216 567
MOZAMLOURE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOZAMMOPEI MOPEIA MOPEI -1759 3542 51 MOZAM 58
MOZAMMOPEI MEAN 185 190 149 63 33 35 28 15 9 25 72 155 988
MOZAMMOPEI STDV 110 114 94 56 27 35 43 20 14 28 53 92 273
MOZAMMOPEI1891 210 203 147 20 5 2 32 6 2 1 21 328 977
MOZAMMOPEI1892 140 274 114 81 21 2 26 6 9 25 68 262 1028
MOZAMMOPEI1893 125 69 79 69 25 45 39 32 12 42 32 305 874
MOZAMMOPEI1894 202 307 267 99 40 0 44 18 16 10 139 181 1323
MOZAMMOPEI1895 240 155 114 100 29 12 0 16 3 70 70 274 1083
MOZAMMOPEI1896 138 157 183 71 28 20 19 31 1 15 23 100 786
MOZAMMOPEI1897 213 149 167 23 17 33 2 39 7 0 26 269 945
MOZAMMOPEI1898 198 221 83 171 12 42 19 19 4 3 165 345 1282
MOZAMMOPEI1899 158 373 60 172 33 49 12 34 0 93 133 290 1407
MOZAMMOPEI1900 261 140 29 50 15 50 17 10 4 1 78 430 1085
MOZAMMOPEI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOZAMTATI TATI 9999 9999 9999 100
MOZAMTATI MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOZAMTATI STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOZAMTATI 1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 115 64 9999
MOZAMTATI 1890 162 70 10 7 0 0 0 0 4 32 54 73 412
MOZAMTATI 1891 194 181 143 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 9999 10579
MOZAMTATI 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
MOZAMTETE TETE TETE -1611 3335 149 MOZAM 56
MOZAMTETE MEAN 149 151 86 15 4 3 2 3 3 8 45 130 597
MOZAMTETE STDV 92 99 78 18 8 4 3 5 14 16 33 81 153
MOZAMTETE 1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 62 85 138 9999
MOZAMTETE 1891 280 122 66 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 255 752
MOZAMTETE 1892 123 79 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOZAMTETE 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 489
MOZAMTETE 1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 854
MOZAMTETE 1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 529
MOZAMTETE 1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
MOZAMTETE 1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 534
MOZAMTETE 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBAMINU AMINUIS AMINU -2342 1920 1000 NAMIB 69
NAMIBAMINU MEAN 53 70 56 23 7 3 1 0 5 9 16 29 266
NAMIBAMINU STDV 51 69 61 24 11 8 2 2 12 11 18 24 115
NAMIBAMINU1899 53 11 73 100 76 0 17 2 0 19 21 57 429
NAMIBAMINU1900 49 0 63 43 0 3 0 0 0 0 9 29 196
NAMIBAMINU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBANGRA ANGRA P -2638 1506 23 NAMIB 71
NAMIBANGRA MEAN 0 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 0 1 17
NAMIBANGRA STDV 2 5 8 5 4 4 3 4 3 2 1 2 16
NAMIBANGRA1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 5 9999
NAMIBANGRA1893 0 17 0 2 7 5 1 8 0 1 0 5 46
NAMIBANGRA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBBERSE BERSEBA BERSE -2559 1747 1064 NAMIB 70
NAMIBBERSE MEAN 25 34 40 10 3 1 0 0 1 3 11 10 126
NAMIBBERSE STDV 40 39 43 12 6 3 2 1 5 5 14 12 66
NAMIBBERSE1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 38 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBBERSE1900G 96 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 100
NAMIBBERSE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBBETHA BETHANIEN BETHA -2630 1710 1150 NAMIB 70
NAMIBBETHA MEAN 22 24 32 13 3 2 1 0 2 4 7 9 111
NAMIBBETHA STDV 33 32 35 20 8 6 7 1 4 9 11 14 71
NAMIBBETHA1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 0 9999 9999 0 0 9999
NAMIBBETHA1893 77 62 64 0 0 24 1 13 2 4 7 9 263
NAMIBBETHA1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 11 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBBETHA1899 222 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 1 9999
NAMIBBETHA1900 8 8 2 70 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 44 137
NAMIBBETHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBFRANS FRANSFONTEIN FRANS -2013 1501 1150 NAMIB 63
NAMIBFRANS MEAN 54 66 59 27 3 0 0 0 1 7 15 33 263
NAMIBFRANS STDV 58 56 48 32 6 1 0 3 5 10 22 44 121
NAMIBFRANZ1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 59 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBFRANZ1899 79 66 198 89 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 17 451
NAMIBFRANZ1900 32 6 51 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 151
NAMIBFRANZ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBGIBEO GIBEON GIBEO -2508 1745 1059 NAMIB 69
NAMIBGIBEO MEAN 33 43 39 12 2 1 1 0 1 5 11 16 167
NAMIBGIBEO STDV 49 44 40 16 5 4 3 1 5 9 17 21 98
NAMIBGIBEO1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 9 17 9999
NAMIBGIBEO1899 116 68 66 64 0 0 0 0 0 22 9 0 345
NAMIBGIBEO1900 19 0 35 22 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 7 91
NAMIBGIBEO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBGOBAB GOBABIS GOBAB -2228 1858 1446 NAMIB 65
NAMIBGOBAB MEAN 76 77 66 35 7 2 0 1 5 15 36 38 349
NAMIBGOBAB STDV 54 62 56 37 10 7 1 3 13 17 32 30 132
NAMIBGOBAB1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 29 66 9999
NAMIBGOBAB1898 247 184 121 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 42 72 673
NAMIBGOBAB1899 93 80 73 129 24 2 0 1 5 15 36 38 496
NAMIBGOBAB1900 128 8 58 48 9 0 0 0 0 3 27 84 365
NAMIBGOBAB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBGROOT GROOTFONTEIN GROOT -1936 1807 1405 NAMIB 62
NAMIBGROOT MEAN 136 128 103 40 4 1 0 1 2 15 55 82 554
NAMIBGROOT STDV 100 77 73 41 9 5 0 4 7 16 43 57 191
NAMIBGROOT1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 148 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBGROOT1899 148 128 135 142 35 1 0 0 0 78 85 77 829
NAMIBGROOT1900 161 32 56 53 13 0 0 0 0 17 3 178 513
NAMIBGROOT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBHATSA HATSAMAS -2255 1738 1534 NAMIB 69
NAMIBHATSA MEAN 55 72 70 36 7 1 2 1 3 12 17 43 319
NAMIBHATSA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBHATSA1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 3 16 164 9999
NAMIBHATSA1897 84 31 94 98 3 0 2 1 3 12 17 43 388
NAMIBHATSA1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 27 38 9999
NAMIBHATSA1899 42 77 158 112 32 0 28 1 0 23 12 32 517
NAMIBHATSA1900 82 6 107 36 16 0 0 0 0 0 7 139 393
NAMIBHATSA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBHEUSI HEUSIS -2235 1638 1630 NAMIB 63
NAMIBHEUSI MEAN 77 82 71 24 8 1 1 0 2 10 22 34 333
NAMIBHEUSI STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 156
NAMIBHEUSI1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 9 12 13 43 9999
NAMIBHEUSI1893 150 244 102 4 3 1 1 0 2 10 22 34 573
NAMIBHEUSI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBHOACH HOACHANAS -2354 1758 1260 NAMIB 69
NAMIBHOACH MEAN 45 45 56 21 3 2 1 1 2 6 14 18 216
NAMIBHOACH STDV 68 48 50 23 13 4 2 2 4 12 15 22 94
NAMIBHOACH1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 8 0 9999
NAMIBHOACH1899 19 132 51 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBHOACH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBHOHEW HOHEWARTE -2238 1722 9999 NAMIB 65
NAMIBHOHEW MEAN 76 86 69 33 6 1 1 0 3 7 18 47 345
NAMIBHOHEW STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 138
NAMIBHOHEW1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 30 82 9999
NAMIBHOHEW1898 156 83 57 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 21 389
NAMIBHOHEW1899 84 104 133 114 46 0 27 0 0 11 12 33 564
NAMIBHOHEW1900 97 14 66 42 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 313
NAMIBHOHEW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBINACH INACHAB -2700 1715 9999 NAMIB 70
NAMIBINACH MEAN 5 17 12 22 3 1 1 0 1 3 6 3 73
NAMIBINACH STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 45
NAMIBINACH1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBINACH1898 43 17 4 40 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 105
NAMIBINACH1899 16 43 48 36 13 0 6 0 0 16 0 3 181
NAMIBINACH1900 9 0 1 35 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 6 56
NAMIBINACH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBJAKAL JAKALSWATER -2238 1522 846 NAMIB 63
NAMIBJAKAL MEAN 8 10 4 5 1 0 0 0 1 2 1 4 36
NAMIBJAKAL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 28
NAMIBJAKAL1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 0 4 9999
NAMIBJAKAL1900 0 0 16 9 6 0 15 0 1 2 1 4 54
NAMIBJAKAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBKANAS KANAS -2700 9999 9999 NAMIB 100
NAMIBKANAS MEAN 13 34 39 15 3 1 0 0 0 1 6 18 130
NAMIBKANAS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBKANAS1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 19 54 81 20 19 0 9999
NAMIBKANAS1888 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 38 32 15 6 18 133
NAMIBKANAS1889 33 62 25 15 3 1 0 0 0 1 6 18 164
NAMIBKANAS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBKEETM KEETMANSHOOP KEETM -2635 1808 1004 NAMIB 70
NAMIBKEETM MEAN 24 33 38 15 4 2 1 1 2 5 10 11 134
NAMIBKEETM STDV 34 34 40 18 8 4 2 2 5 8 14 16 72
NAMIBKEETM1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBKEETM1898 49 48 31 36 10 2 3 1 2 5 7 0 194
NAMIBKEETM1899 24 65 65 50 3 0 20 0 0 30 6 11 274
NAMIBKEETM1900 25 16 57 63 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 172
NAMIBKEETM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBKUBUB KUBUB -2644 1619 1530 NAMIB 70
NAMIBKUBUB MEAN 8 13 19 10 8 7 7 6 1 4 3 4 93
NAMIBKUBUB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 68
NAMIBKUBUB1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3 10 1 0 6 9999
NAMIBKUBUB1893 39 41 55 15 22 30 0 7 1 4 3 4 221
NAMIBKUBUB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBMALTA MALTAHOEHE MALTA -2450 1659 1400 NAMIB 69
NAMIBMALTA MEAN 34 43 46 14 3 1 0 0 2 4 9 14 164
NAMIBMALTA STDV 51 43 54 17 8 4 1 1 6 6 15 20 99
NAMIBMALTA1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 43 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBMALTA1900 33 43 11 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 203
NAMIBMALTA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBMARIE MARIENTAL MARIE -2437 1758 1099 NAMIB 69
NAMIBMARIE MEAN 29 50 42 14 3 2 1 0 1 7 13 17 176
NAMIBMARIE STDV 39 48 39 16 6 7 2 1 3 14 18 16 88
NAMIBMARIE1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 38 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBMARIE1900 38 50 52 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 207
NAMIBMARIE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBNAUCH NAUCHAS NAUCH -2339 1619 1826 NAMIB 69
NAMIBNAUCH MEAN 44 64 57 18 3 3 0 2 3 6 10 19 222
NAMIBNAUCH STDV 55 60 60 22 7 8 1 6 11 13 15 30 139
NAMIBNAUCH1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 66 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBNAUCH1900 62 3 29 90 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 25 214
NAMIBNAUCH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBNEUDA NEUDAMM NEUDA -2228 1720 1800 NAMIB 65
NAMIBNEUDA MEAN 80 87 80 32 5 2 0 1 3 12 28 38 364
NAMIBNEUDA STDV 65 59 69 34 9 5 1 5 9 19 31 37 147
NAMIBNEUDA1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 28 0 0 31 24 43 9999
NAMIBNEUDA1900 120 4 37 31 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 76 283
NAMIBNEUDA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBNOMTS NOMTSAS NOMTS -2427 1649 1350 NAMIB 69
NAMIBNOMTS MEAN 36 46 38 11 4 2 0 1 2 4 7 13 156
NAMIBNOMTS STDV 50 44 40 14 10 6 2 5 6 8 12 15 98
NAMIBNOMTS1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 1 1 9999
NAMIBNOMTS1899 74 93 108 72 9 0 0 0 0 123 10 1 490
NAMIBNOMTS1900 20 7 23 48 8 0 0 0 0 0 7 17 130
NAMIBNOMTS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOASE OASE OASE -2712 1751 762 NAMIB 70
NAMIBOASE MEAN 18 22 35 9 3 2 1 1 2 5 4 10 107
NAMIBOASE STDV 24 25 44 12 9 5 3 2 3 12 7 20 65
NAMIBOASE 1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 12 46 77 9999
NAMIBOASE 1899 97 32 106 135 23 0 11 6 0 49 136 22 617
NAMIBOASE 1900 120 9 68 18 12 2 0 0 0 2 36 85 352
NAMIBOASE 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOKAHA OKAHANDJA OKAHA -2158 1655 1337 NAMIB 65
NAMIBOKAHA MEAN 88 92 76 30 4 1 0 0 2 10 22 44 366
NAMIBOKAHA STDV 86 74 64 32 8 3 2 2 4 15 27 38 167
NAMIBOKAHA1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 50 64 77 9999
NAMIBOKAHA1892 96 103 99 88 0 0 0 0 5 56 0 56 503
NAMIBOKAHA1893 234 277 115 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 8 20 689
NAMIBOKAHA1894 57 71 87 2 35 0 0 0 0 22 10 38 322
NAMIBOKAHA1895 42 12 154 54 0 0 0 0 0 24 20 14 320
NAMIBOKAHA1896 23 38 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 22 164 331
NAMIBOKAHA1897 113 43 101 108 4 0 1 0 2 10 13 36 431
NAMIBOKAHA1898 347 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 51 37 9999
NAMIBOKAHA1899 59 63 129 104 38 0 9 0 0 23 15 114 554
NAMIBOKAHA1900 90 10 85 38 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 109 347
NAMIBOKAHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOLUKO OLUKONDA OLUKO -1759 1601 1110 NAMIB 61
NAMIBOLUKO MEAN 98 103 84 41 5 1 0 0 1 10 41 69 442
NAMIBOLUKO STDV 91 69 64 48 12 3 0 0 6 12 28 59 201
NAMIBOLUKO1886 98 103 115 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 135 457
NAMIBOLUKO1887 122 205 140 74 0 0 0 0 0 9 20 76 646
NAMIBOLUKO1888 43 110 28 13 5 0 0 0 0 0 34 62 295
NAMIBOLUKO1889 23 107 74 24 0 0 0 0 0 16 65 26 335
NAMIBOLUKO1890 62 128 139 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 31 387
NAMIBOLUKO1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 45 135 33 9999
NAMIBOLUKO1892 79 79 105 213 0 0 0 0 1 54 81 99 711
NAMIBOLUKO1893 679 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 31 9999 9999 9999 30 72 9999
NAMIBOLUKO1894 252 181 194 50 5 1 0 0 1 10 41 69 804
NAMIBOLUKO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOMARU OMARURU OMARU -2125 1556 1211 NAMIB 63
NAMIBOMARU MEAN 68 81 58 28 4 1 0 0 1 5 19 30 290
NAMIBOMARU STDV 64 64 55 34 8 6 0 2 4 9 27 36 142
NAMIBOMARU1883 52 69 27 13 2 0 0 0 2 2 22 13 202
NAMIBOMARU1884 55 127 31 79 7 0 0 0 0 20 0 36 355
NAMIBOMARU1885 104 78 124 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 85 456
NAMIBOMARU1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 12 9999 9999 30 2 17 9999
NAMIBOMARU1900 81 14 73 23 12 0 0 0 0 0 4 30 237
NAMIBOMARU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOTAVI OTAVI OTAVI -1938 1720 1420 NAMIB 61
NAMIBOTAVI MEAN 119 135 94 38 4 1 0 1 2 20 49 83 544
NAMIBOTAVI STDV 87 88 61 39 8 4 1 2 8 25 39 53 175
NAMIBOTAVI1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 124 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTAVI1899 140 135 106 109 34 0 4 6 12 21 54 54 675
NAMIBOTAVI1900 190 24 101 34 30 0 0 1 0 7 2 204 593
NAMIBOTAVI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOTJIS OTJISEVA -2219 1658 1550 NAMIB 65
NAMIBOTJIS MEAN 94 98 82 34 7 1 0 0 2 12 22 50 402
NAMIBOTJIS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 173
NAMIBOTJIS1885 129 130 100 17 0 0 0 0 4 17 30 40 467
NAMIBOTJIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOTJMB OTJIMBINGWE OTJMB -2222 1608 860 NAMIB 63
NAMIBOTJMB MEAN 38 44 42 16 3 1 0 0 1 3 9 16 174
NAMIBOTJMB STDV 45 44 44 24 9 2 1 3 4 8 16 23 121
NAMIBOTJMB1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 1 1 1 13 9999
NAMIBOTJMB1893 106 89 76 5 0 1 0 0 1 3 9 16 306
NAMIBOTJMB1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 1 10 114 9999
NAMIBOTJMB1897 34 0 30 13 1 0 0 0 1 3 9 16 107
NAMIBOTJMB1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 8 4 20 9999
NAMIBOTJMB1900 69 4 8 42 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125
NAMIBOTJMB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOTJOS OTJOSAS 9999 9999 9999 100
NAMIBOTJOS MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1884 9999 45 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1885 9999 272 30 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1886 182 9999 19 4 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 115 9999 9999 9999 9999 64 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1892 204 9999 174 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 70 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1894 140 9999 9999 9999 65 0 29 9999 9999 9999 9999 51 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1895 234 9999 9999 13 0 0 2 9999 9999 85 2 10 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1896 12 68 9999 25 0 0 0 0 0 5 15 173 10297
NAMIBOTJOS1897 206 9999 9999 9999 4 9999 1 9999 9999 9999 15 25 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1898 42 9999 277 9999 0 0 80 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1899 60 9999 200 9999 9999 0 15 9999 9999 110 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJOS1900 172 9999 9999 9999 12 9999 0 0 0 0 0 54 9999
NAMIBOTJOS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOTJTU OTJITUO OTJTU -1940 1835 1215 NAMIB 62
NAMIBOTJTU MEAN 105 101 75 33 4 1 0 0 2 14 38 58 440
NAMIBOTJTU STDV 78 69 64 36 11 4 1 2 7 17 36 54 168
NAMIBOTJTU1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 111 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOTJTU1900 181 101 75 51 10 1 11 0 0 11 10 135 586
NAMIBOTJTU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBOUTJO OUTJO OUTJO -2007 1605 1265 NAMIB 61
NAMIBOUTJO MEAN 91 102 83 35 5 1 0 1 2 9 35 58 423
NAMIBOUTJO STDV 76 70 56 34 11 5 0 4 4 14 39 52 171
NAMIBOUTJO1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 192 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBOUTJO1897 171 102 126 95 1 0 0 1 0 0 40 78 614
NAMIBOUTJO1898 90 341 28 43 0 0 0 0 0 3 26 48 579
NAMIBOUTJO1899 122 102 116 141 0 0 0 10 0 13 5 55 564
NAMIBOUTJO1900 73 10 89 65 11 0 0 0 0 33 1 96 378
NAMIBOUTJO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBREHBN REHOBOTH REHBN -1753 1505 1030 NAMIB 61
NAMIBREHBN MEAN 99 93 104 23 2 0 0 1 0 12 42 52 393
NAMIBREHBN STDV 77 64 79 23 5 1 0 3 1 19 45 49 179
NAMIBREHOB1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 3 20 11 1 9999
NAMIBREHOB1884 14 13 15 37 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 19 105
NAMIBREHOB1885 51 111 138 29 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 334
NAMIBREHOB1891 45 18 70 29 0 0 0 0 1 14 86 11 274
NAMIBREHOB1892 186 31 93 78 1 0 0 0 0 22 18 36 465
NAMIBREHOB1893 248 207 61 4 0 3 0 59 0 0 11 42 635
NAMIBREHOB1894 23 103 127 1 4 0 0 0 0 15 6 23 302
NAMIBREHOB1895 30 30 103 26 8 0 0 0 0 0 15 17 229
NAMIBREHOB1896 1 26 47 0 0 10 0 0 0 9 8 88 189
NAMIBREHOB1897 38 47 49 71 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 214
NAMIBREHOB1898 140 95 13 38 1 0 0 0 0 0 18 14 319
NAMIBREHOB1899 57 67 97 55 40 0 0 0 0 17 21 17 371
NAMIBREHOB1900 49 14 39 32 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 46 186
NAMIBREHOB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBSWAKO SWAKOPMUND SWAKO -2241 1431 12 NAMIB 71
NAMIBSWAKO MEAN 2 2 5 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 14
NAMIBSWAKO STDV 4 4 15 4 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 19
NAMIBSWAKO1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBSWAKO1899 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 14
NAMIBSWAKO1900 0 0 0 6 11 0 0 0 0 1 1 15 34
NAMIBSWAKO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBTSAOB TSAOBIS -2231 1554 940 NAMIB 63
NAMIBTSAOB MEAN 26 40 41 12 3 1 0 0 1 3 8 7 140
NAMIBTSAOB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 97
NAMIBTSAOB1890 0 0 66 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 7 89
NAMIBTSAOB1891 10 3 20 10 0 0 0 7 0 10 24 0 84
NAMIBTSAOB1892 40 28 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 9 135
NAMIBTSAOB1893 65 128 80 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 8 7 292
NAMIBTSAOB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBUKAMA UKAMAS UKAMA -2802 1947 800 NAMIB 78
NAMIBUKAMA MEAN 19 24 31 18 4 3 2 2 2 6 10 8 116
NAMIBUKAMA STDV 29 27 34 20 10 6 6 5 5 8 12 11 57
NAMIBUKAMU1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBUKAMU1898 46 27 31 18 9 0 0 0 0 8 6 0 145
NAMIBUKAMU1899 3 35 76 70 12 0 22 0 7 8 20 31 284
NAMIBUKAMU1900 10 15 163 32 0 9 6 2 0 1 2 22 262
NAMIBUKAMU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBWALVI WALVIS BAY WALVI -2257 1430 3 NAMIB 71
NAMIBWALVI MEAN 1 3 4 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 15
NAMIBWALVI STDV 2 9 12 9 2 3 0 1 3 2 1 1 18
NAMIBWALVI1885 3 4 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 4 21
NAMIBWALVI1886 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3
NAMIBWALVI1887 5 0 2 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 18
NAMIBWALVI1888 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
NAMIBWALVI1889 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NAMIBWALVI1890 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
NAMIBWALVI1891 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 2 2 0 14
NAMIBWALVI1892 5 0 2 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20
NAMIBWALVI1893 0 7 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
NAMIBWALVI1894 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NAMIBWALVI1895 0 8 9999 9999 9999 9999 2 9999 0 0 0 0 9999
NAMIBWALVI1896 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NAMIBWALVI1899 8 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 25
NAMIBWALVI1900 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 5
NAMIBWALVI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBWARMB WARMBAD WARMB -2827 1844 750 NAMIB 78
NAMIBWARMB MEAN 8 19 22 11 4 3 2 1 3 4 4 6 79
NAMIBWARMB STDV 13 22 24 19 7 5 6 3 5 9 6 12 49
NAMIBWARMB1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBWARMB1898 22 24 23 12 11 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 94
NAMIBWARMB1899 65 68 30 43 0 7 16 0 3 7 0 0 239
NAMIBWARMB1900 6 3 29 56 0 9 1 2 0 1 0 11 118
NAMIBWARMB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBWATER WATERBERG WATER -2033 1714 1600 NAMIB 65
NAMIBWATER MEAN 124 121 109 35 7 1 0 0 2 14 40 69 526
NAMIBWATER STDV 108 87 82 36 13 3 1 0 4 17 31 51 235
NAMIBWATER1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 160 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NAMIBWATER1893 279 188 57 6 0 0 0 3 0 2 32 61 628
NAMIBWATER1894 49 129 80 12 54 0 0 0 8 7 34 66 439
NAMIBWATER1895 25 8 76 25 0 0 0 0 1 4 50 99 288
NAMIBWATER1896 8 96 51 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 62 187 406
NAMIBWATER1897 184 55 42 157 1 0 0 0 0 5 13 72 529
NAMIBWATER1898 487 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 79 60 9999
NAMIBWATER1899 79 60 196 194 19 0 0 4 0 27 37 69 685
NAMIBWATER1900 167 20 126 88 23 0 0 0 0 4 4 173 605
NAMIBWATER9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NAMIBWINDH WINDHOEK WINDH -2234 1706 1728 NAMIB 65
NAMIBWINDH MEAN 69 72 68 32 6 1 0 0 3 11 25 40 358
NAMIBWINDH STDV 64 50 58 35 11 4 2 2 7 14 32 31 154
NAMIBWINDH1891 43 82 63 36 0 0 2 0 8 21 113 6 374
NAMIBWINDH1892 191 44 120 79 0 0 0 0 0 24 4 73 535
NAMIBWINDH1893 309 169 70 20 1 3 0 45 0 5 7 43 672
NAMIBWINDH1894 17 60 178 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 10 37 324
NAMIBWINDH1895 55 20 135 43 0 0 0 0 4 1 29 10 297
NAMIBWINDH1896 2 26 120 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 21 159 333
NAMIBWINDH1897 110 42 98 106 4 0 0 0 0 1 12 41 414
NAMIBWINDH1898 109 122 59 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 53 425
NAMIBWINDH1899 58 75 114 139 43 0 30 0 0 23 41 27 550
NAMIBWINDH1900 65 46 36 90 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 75 324
NAMIBWINDH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NIGIAAKASS AKASSA 0420 0603 9999 NIGIA 29
NIGIAAKASS MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3800
NIGIAAKASS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
NIGIAAKASS1887 9999 178 257 251 485 371 84 84 376 726 462 157 13430
NIGIAAKASS1888 41 193 229 208 470 495 267 163 226 673 9999 9999 22963
NIGIAAKASS1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 445 457 683 734 485 76 178 9999
NIGIAAKASS1890 91 127 279 196 340 579 216 8 627 9999 9999 160 22621
NIGIAAKASS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NIGIACALAB CALABAR CALAB 458 819 12 NIGIA 29
NIGIACALAB MEAN 38 65 156 213 297 394 437 410 414 318 173 45 2962
NIGIACALAB STDV 45 56 80 73 100 153 165 191 125 101 78 48 469
NIGIACALAB1895 43 73 146 128 191 290 330 222 335 176 55 45 2034
NIGIACALAB1896 56 190 190 126 188 284 324 218 328 173 54 42 2173
NIGIACALAB1898 38 8 198 247 297 394 447 521 353 513 363 102 3481
NIGIACALAB1899 0 38 87 251 338 237 310 526 277 160 246 9 2479
NIGIACALAB1900 42 137 87 338 85 828 345 162 300 236 287 34 2881
NIGIACALAB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NIGIALAGOS LAGOS LAGOS 627 324 38 NIGIA 28
NIGIALAGOS MEAN 27 42 92 137 258 434 269 83 164 183 67 21 1775
NIGIALAGOS STDV 35 39 56 55 95 143 201 113 114 88 45 28 413
NIGIALAGOS1863 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 300 406 33 46 439 51 257 9999
NIGIALAGOS1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 41 9999
NIGIALAGOS1876 5 9999 9999 9999 9999 426 31 18 81 342 36 10 9999
NIGIALAGOS1877 4 15 119 108 309 262 88 83 164 183 67 21 1423
NIGIALAGOS1886 50 29 171 97 223 272 117 61 140 262 64 36 1522
NIGIALAGOS1887 15 48 145 135 112 841 401 25 3 97 13 18 1853
NIGIALAGOS1888 5 13 38 152 239 196 36 15 135 137 51 0 1017
NIGIALAGOS1889 84 28 10 157 277 386 259 48 94 231 38 0 1612
NIGIALAGOS1890 27 84 119 254 267 589 503 48 140 170 51 2289 4541
NIGIALAGOS1891 15 23 118 15 338 457 183 8 23 15 124 0 1319
NIGIALAGOS1892 24 77 92 318 328 269 14 2 199 371 76 0 1770
NIGIALAGOS1893 1 318 105 174 300 340 247 103 188 223 59 112 2170
NIGIALAGOS1894 0 57 92 71 203 787 134 2 87 232 60 54 1779
NIGIALAGOS1895 18 20 98 305 243 719 312 30 73 182 25 0 2025
NIGIALAGOS1896 207 29 104 144 422 505 90 15 12 371 70 2 1971
NIGIALAGOS1897 0 40 42 103 389 305 16 7 122 218 56 0 1298
NIGIALAGOS1898 12 6 74 151 162 762 262 24 115 419 23 30 2040
NIGIALAGOS1899 25 5 125 98 318 226 348 572 161 191 14 48 2131
NIGIALAGOS1900 34 102 63 275 296 249 426 26 72 171 89 31 1834
NIGIALAGOS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NIGIASAPEL SAPELE 555 530 9999 NIGIA 29
NIGIASAPEL MEAN 25 48 119 201 259 345 394 249 380 277 86 18 2408
NIGIASAPEL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 361
NIGIASAPEL1895 25 48 119 201 259 239 538 178 483 307 75 6 2478
NIGIASAPEL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
NIGIAWARRI WARRI WARRI 531 544 3 NIGIA 29
NIGIAWARRI MEAN 28 57 136 215 265 356 451 313 440 316 106 35 2714
NIGIAWARRI STDV 31 49 66 75 79 109 171 200 137 99 65 49 347
NIGIAWARRI1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 381 485 511 478 424 109 227 9999
NIGIAWARRI1894 6 77 141 161 582 417 171 312 333 343 143 158 2844
NIGIAWARRI1895 61 1 225 138 282 460 475 221 765 244 144 1 3017
NIGIAWARRI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZIMBABELIN BELINGWE -2027 2955 9999 ZIMBA 60
ZIMBABELIN MEAN 103 101 54 24 5 7 1 1 5 20 72 101 495
ZIMBABELIN STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 134
ZIMBABELIN1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 61 47 135 9999
ZIMBABELIN1900 225 13 81 0 5 7 1 1 5 20 72 101 531
ZIMBABELIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZIMBABIRTH BIRTHDAY CAMP -2200 3058 9999 ZIMBA 64
ZIMBABIRTH MEAN 116 87 59 19 8 5 2 2 8 24 61 77 472
ZIMBABIRTH STDV 87 78 53 23 12 12 5 6 15 29 43 59 150
ZIMBABIRTH1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 23 64 104 79 9999
ZIMBABIRTH1893 194 213 15 9 2 0 7 0 65 23 46 234 808
ZIMBABIRTH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZIMBABULAW BULAWAYO BULAW -2010 2837 1343 ZIMBA 60
ZIMBABULAW MEAN 135 109 69 24 9 2 1 1 6 28 87 126 605
ZIMBABULAW STDV 83 83 63 27 14 4 3 3 10 28 54 80 161
ZIMBABULAW1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 7 26 41 107 9999
ZIMBABULAW1897 199 79 145 0 0 4 0 5 0 6 95 184 717
ZIMBABULAW1898 211 5 55 3 5 1 0 1 18 4 104 158 565
ZIMBABULAW1899 72 112 46 32 4 3 0 0 0 14 60 123 466
ZIMBABULAW1900 201 27 91 24 9 4 0 0 0 3 147 209 715
ZIMBABULAW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZIMBAEMPAN EMPANDENI -2043 2754 9999 ZIMBA 60
ZIMBAEMPAN MEAN 104 96 58 33 5 2 1 1 4 26 63 115 506
ZIMBAEMPAN STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 182
ZIMBAEMPAN1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 1 0 0 85 110 9999
ZIMBAEMPAN1900 409 41 119 24 6 0 0 0 0 3 88 217 907
ZIMBAEMPAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESFTSAL FT. SALISBURY (HARARE) -1749 3106 1489 ZIMBA 59
RODESFTSAL MEAN 190 172 106 33 11 3 1 3 8 33 93 172 826
RODESFTSAL STDV 85 101 76 30 18 6 5 9 12 30 53 87 178
RODESFTSAL1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 58 94 168 9999
RODESFTSAL1891 305 323 18 9 0 0 0 0 0 21 89 175 940
RODESFTSAL1892 183 38 48 42 0 0 0 0 0 33 177 132 653
RODESFTSAL1893 251 223 24 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 282 812
RODESFTSAL1894 159 188 157 104 2 0 0 0 0 23 48 99 780
RODESFTSAL1895 193 225 127 17 0 0 0 0 0 12 50 328 952
RODESFTSAL1896 221 176 49 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 161 72 700
RODESFTSAL1897 147 180 122 34 0 0 0 0 4 26 96 250 859
RODESFTSAL1898 105 109 59 45 7 0 0 5 2 20 79 122 553
RODESFTSAL1899 44 478 161 50 15 1 0 4 0 12 115 126 1006
RODESFTSAL1900 399 148 132 0 2 6 0 0 0 16 214 166 1083
RODESFTSAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESFTVIC FTVICTO (MASVINGO) -2005 3050 1086 ZIMBA 60
RODESFTVIC MEAN 144 118 82 19 9 5 2 3 7 24 77 139 634
RODESFTVIC STDV 104 86 70 22 12 9 4 5 13 23 48 95 184
RODESFTVIC1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 81 108 9999
RODESFTVIC1899 89 371 34 14 14 1 12 0 0 28 66 153 782
RODESFTVIC1900 250 57 71 0 3 5 0 0 0 14 57 123 580
RODESFTVIC9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESGWEL GWELO GWEL -1927 2949 1411 ZIMBA 60
RODESGWEL MEAN 144 133 78 23 8 3 1 1 7 25 100 150 673
RODESGWEL STDV 85 88 76 25 11 8 1 5 13 28 51 94 184
RODESGWELO1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 9 46 74 125 9999
RODESGWELO1899 58 228 35 43 1 0 1 0 0 40 200 172 778
RODESGWELO1900 243 84 74 0 4 11 0 0 0 13 145 162 736
RODESGWELO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESHOPE HOPE FOUNTAIN HOPE -2016 2839 1436 ZIMBA 60
RODESHOPE MEAN 147 127 78 26 9 2 1 1 5 30 82 130 635
RODESHOPE STDV 104 91 69 34 14 6 4 4 10 30 50 87 185
RODESHOPEF1888 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3 1 87 17 9999
RODESHOPEF1889 290 33 5 0 0 3 11 2 1 7 248 197 797
RODESHOPEF1890 234 262 113 17 0 0 0 0 0 48 50 156 880
RODESHOPEF1891 305 445 109 24 2 0 0 1 1 24 89 41 1041
RODESHOPEF1892 333 152 1 122 0 0 0 0 0 41 52 42 743
RODESHOPEF1893 287 162 26 55 0 0 6 9 6 27 102 116 796
RODESHOPEF1894 185 274 41 13 0 0 0 5 0 23 42 73 656
RODESHOPEF1895 143 235 102 6 0 0 0 0 0 5 120 269 880
RODESHOPEF1896 88 92 81 28 0 0 0 0 27 27 47 120 510
RODESHOPEF1897 222 111 135 0 76 16 0 0 0 0 127 199 886
RODESHOPEF1898 197 25 119 12 8 1 0 3 18 10 84 128 605
RODESHOPEF1899 103 180 45 63 10 1 0 0 0 11 68 122 603
RODESHOPEF1900 288 14 120 36 7 9 1 1 5 1 140 172 794
RODESHOPEF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESINYAT INYATI -1930 2900 9999 60
RODESINYAT MEAN 152 114 72 21 7 2 1 1 5 27 86 140 627
RODESINYAT STDV 99 75 67 25 10 5 3 2 10 30 55 91 189
RODESINYAT1889 253 2 4 17 0 0 0 0 0 7 162 134 579
RODESINYAT1890 275 178 78 33 6 2 1 1 5 69 61 117 826
RODESINYAT1891 281 326 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
RODESINYAT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESMELS MELSETTER MELS -1948 3252 1542 ZIMBA 66
RODESMELS MEAN 247 217 165 52 27 23 18 14 14 37 112 205 1134
RODESMELS STDV 165 133 109 31 20 20 16 15 19 29 58 113 286
RODESMELSE1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 3 11 0 66 104 215 9999
RODESMELSE1899 56 239 66 82 47 23 43 6 0 92 207 194 1055
RODESMELSE1900 253 84 24 10 1 10 25 1 4 12 149 233 806
RODESMELSE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESTULI TULI TULI -2156 2912 582 ZIMBA 64
RODESTULI MEAN 83 83 47 25 9 2 2 1 6 20 59 66 375
RODESTULI STDV 59 144 57 63 14 7 7 5 14 22 43 52 124
RODESTULI 1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 7 1 88 24 9999
RODESTULI 1899 81 86 9 50 0 0 0 0 0 20 52 111 409
RODESTULI 1900 186 4 27 15 32 1 3 1 4 18 62 71 424
RODESTULI 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
RODESUMTA UMTALI UMTA -1853 3240 1119 ZIMBA 59
RODESUMTA MEAN 180 153 108 29 12 8 6 7 14 31 90 152 794
RODESUMTA STDV 122 97 86 25 17 8 7 10 23 34 55 80 222
RODESUMTAL1897 9999 9999 9999 12 15 16 0 21 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
RODESUMTAL1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 21 6 1 8 39 54 77 219 9999
RODESUMTAL1899 53 539 42 42 13 10 8 0 0 41 92 187 1027
RODESUMTAL1900 337 37 14 8 9 2 4 0 1 8 133 185 738
RODESUMTAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR ABERD ABERDEEN ABERD -3229 2404 73 SAFR 80
SAFR ABERD MEAN 26 41 48 25 18 9 10 12 17 24 24 26 266
SAFR ABERD STDV 28 38 43 22 23 11 11 20 27 30 23 26 93
SAFR ABERD1881 9999 9999 9999 9999 23 21 18 10 9 0 8 0 9999
SAFR ABERD1882 26 107 11 18 7 0 15 21 17 1 12 68 303
SAFR ABERD1883 11 12 121 21 10 9 0 17 6 60 6 6 279
SAFR ABERD1884 107 51 76 4 30 34 0 0 14 12 16 0 344
SAFR ABERD1885 3 32 70 25 56 0 0 0 46 36 52 11 331
SAFR ABERD1886 103 37 40 40 0 0 70 9 8 21 2 106 436
SAFR ABERD1887 18 23 64 25 19 0 10 31 0 4 25 5 224
SAFR ABERD1888 11 44 40 40 28 6 7 22 35 5 9 14 261
SAFR ABERD1889 69 71 43 0 22 0 0 2 0 26 18 93 344
SAFR ABERD1890 42 76 59 20 16 0 5 0 10 14 46 61 349
SAFR ABERD1891 113 5 15 60 43 31 20 27 9 13 114 40 490
SAFR ABERD1892 14 20 88 20 4 4 5 4 74 5 24 10 272
SAFR ABERD1893 21 10 48 15 11 11 10 4 44 21 127 44 366
SAFR ABERD1894 58 39 145 22 18 11 0 0 0 23 40 20 376
SAFR ABERD1895 135 39 17 26 12 1 3 3 5 9 15 37 302
SAFR ABERD1897 53 13 45 11 20 0 0 0 74 19 1 53 289
SAFR ABERD1898 97 46 25 8 15 1 25 0 0 7 13 14 251
SAFR ABERD1899 13 41 89 25 18 8 3 12 5 18 15 11 258
SAFR ABERD9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR ALIWA ALIWAL NORTH ALIWA -3041 2643 1310 SAFR 75
SAFR ALIWA MEAN 72 79 84 45 28 11 12 15 25 38 52 61 520
SAFR ALIWA STDV 49 49 62 36 25 14 18 23 31 28 34 41 127
SAFR ALIWA1866 72 79 30 85 4 0 0 9 27 32 52 83 473
SAFR ALIWA1867 39 64 59 27 16 34 0 17 17 34 60 114 481
SAFR ALIWA1868 56 168 23 92 28 11 21 20 0 40 64 154 677
SAFR ALIWA1869 217 29 98 5 24 0 0 2 20 43 63 5 506
SAFR ALIWA1870 60 151 109 40 56 0 0 9 29 101 102 72 729
SAFR ALIWA1871 97 190 57 45 12 79 49 36 14 108 41 83 811
SAFR ALIWA1872 119 165 117 31 61 4 9 14 23 31 108 46 728
SAFR ALIWA1873 59 143 90 57 50 0 19 3 27 26 93 50 617
SAFR ALIWA1874 119 85 121 35 3 0 11 7 0 23 93 123 620
SAFR ALIWA1875 101 82 57 94 31 31 2 4 0 35 49 147 633
SAFR ALIWA1876 158 244 68 46 55 7 3 9 28 56 98 7 779
SAFR ALIWA1877 68 72 72 1 62 2 15 3 1 45 19 71 431
SAFR ALIWA1878 25 236 81 103 8 2 11 14 25 6 102 19 632
SAFR ALIWA1879 110 57 130 11 30 74 63 12 51 0 8 33 579
SAFR ALIWA1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 727
SAFR ALIWA1881 156 128 141 49 26 25 18 3 13 15 48 4 626
SAFR ALIWA1882 28 117 142 51 87 0 29 1 51 22 52 61 641
SAFR ALIWA1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 12 27 24 27 128 11 9999
SAFR ALIWA1884 87 51 135 32 41 41 0 0 21 43 4 9 464
SAFR ALIWA1885 37 74 71 36 36 0 0 18 113 18 47 96 546
SAFR ALIWA1886 54 59 97 106 6 9 33 15 2 22 8 112 523
SAFR ALIWA1887 55 215 94 66 56 3 60 60 12 31 51 81 784
SAFR ALIWA1888 73 76 104 82 34 9 1 70 31 22 42 28 572
SAFR ALIWA1889 125 212 52 46 16 3 0 4 0 46 85 57 646
SAFR ALIWA1890 70 106 66 93 30 15 1 19 0 66 60 159 685
SAFR ALIWA1891 97 83 193 65 58 86 68 79 25 5 85 65 909
SAFR ALIWA1892 109 47 148 46 19 35 5 16 72 64 41 47 649
SAFR ALIWA1893 103 67 116 30 1 21 16 29 36 22 123 49 613
SAFR ALIWA1894 95 41 61 17 35 6 0 22 34 82 113 40 546
SAFR ALIWA1895 77 151 56 104 29 0 17 3 16 2 55 234 744
SAFR ALIWA1896 14 69 68 15 105 9 0 76 0 0 13 199 568
SAFR ALIWA1897 102 53 46 17 11 0 0 10 0 20 0 20 279
SAFR ALIWA1898 309 98 24 30 17 0 0 0 0 94 65 17 654
SAFR ALIWA1899 34 99 161 83 22 31 33 26 15 69 14 62 649
SAFR ALIWA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR AMALI AMALIENSTEIN -3327 2124 457 83
SAFR AMALI MEAN 23 28 36 30 40 20 24 22 24 33 28 18 324
SAFR AMALI STDV 26 25 30 20 39 19 16 22 22 27 23 21 77
SAFR AMALI1869 2 48 26 8 24 6 10 17 17 106 55 18 337
SAFR AMALI1870 22 55 12 41 132 7 14 7 18 35 50 7 400
SAFR AMALI1871 1 9 25 18 33 30 37 25 16 35 53 20 302
SAFR AMALI1872 26 8 75 19 38 14 58 48 14 4 53 3 360
SAFR AMALI1873 7 11 15 30 43 4 12 13 10 3 102 21 271
SAFR AMALI1874 33 1 52 25 13 6 34 7 10 29 51 12 273
SAFR AMALI1875 13 69 34 54 6 27 17 96 15 45 7 61 444
SAFR AMALI1876 10 95 69 23 167 74 11 17 20 2 26 9 523
SAFR AMALI1877 5 14 5 17 20 12 57 9 8 63 32 7 249
SAFR AMALI1878 7 2 92 55 19 22 50 41 20 19 1 5 333
SAFR AMALI1879 26 23 30 9 68 32 26 22 73 12 13 0 334
SAFR AMALI1881 14 6 40 8 24 36 24 10 20 27 6 4 219
SAFR AMALI1882 28 18 40 30 8 10 15 21 10 11 10 63 264
SAFR AMALI1883 14 74 2 80 19 7 31 32 40 90 10 6 405
SAFR AMALI1884 70 59 44 9 28 54 17 0 20 40 10 0 351
SAFR AMALI1885 12 31 14 30 113 4 7 6 72 11 21 8 329
SAFR AMALI1886 35 35 4 30 15 6 65 23 29 30 14 29 315
SAFR AMALI1887 8 26 119 49 12 6 23 60 4 18 22 2 349
SAFR AMALI1888 11 4 62 45 28 9 21 47 94 18 29 21 389
SAFR AMALI1889 71 16 19 4 12 6 14 12 2 25 7 91 279
SAFR AMALI1890 9 70 30 44 100 37 24 9 9 91 41 37 501
SAFR AMALI1891 7 10 2 14 16 42 18 33 13 24 60 9 248
SAFR AMALI1892 4 12 20 45 26 68 35 7 44 37 29 19 346
SAFR AMALI1893 10 31 88 13 18 18 18 2 49 42 50 18 357
SAFR AMALI1894 41 15 80 45 50 5 4 8 10 15 31 0 304
SAFR AMALI1895 121 3 16 22 3 25 10 9 14 8 4 8 243
SAFR AMALI1896 8 26 6 28 45 22 5 67 14 13 24 28 286
SAFR AMALI1897 10 33 26 0 52 8 16 3 34 77 13 3 275
SAFR AMALI1898 51 26 17 57 17 10 18 5 3 37 3 7 251
SAFR AMALI1899 1 2 24 59 51 7 18 10 10 15 0 28 225
SAFR AMALI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BARBE BARBERTON BARBE -2547 3103 852 SAFR 72
SAFR BARBE MEAN 122 110 94 55 20 7 8 9 28 63 116 121 761
SAFR BARBE STDV 72 71 53 43 22 12 13 17 30 38 54 59 183
SAFR BARBE1888 124 110 166 109 11 1 13 28 58 121 52 71 864
SAFR BARBE1889 279 69 64 76 39 4 0 48 23 5 146 146 899
SAFR BARBE1890 99 249 37 70 48 1 10 0 6 107 116 149 892
SAFR BARBE1891 221 63 69 85 45 14 0 30 0 29 183 109 848
SAFR BARBE1892 66 65 116 6 74 0 0 2 0 29 144 121 623
SAFR BARBE1893 302 74 47 87 14 0 27 32 156 85 137 214 1175
SAFR BARBE1894 92 74 256 101 54 18 0 21 57 21 63 111 868
SAFR BARBE1895 193 291 169 37 16 0 0 0 19 4 119 155 1003
SAFR BARBE1896 216 83 79 35 54 21 0 17 22 19 86 103 735
SAFR BARBE1897 189 84 107 10 14 10 0 17 22 184 75 56 768
SAFR BARBE1898 217 50 167 17 25 2 0 6 58 45 94 0 681
SAFR BARBE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BARCL BARCLAY EAST BARCL -3058 2736 1814 SAFR 75
SAFR BARCL MEAN 82 90 84 49 31 16 13 15 28 46 67 84 615
SAFR BARCL STDV 47 43 49 33 24 16 15 20 28 29 41 49 130
SAFR BARCL1884 9999 9999 9999 11 66 27 0 0 43 44 0 9 9999
SAFR BARCL1885 66 53 14 0 39 0 0 5 80 12 110 44 423
SAFR BARCL1886 55 93 93 49 31 10 52 13 1 34 19 133 583
SAFR BARCL1887 60 187 108 89 25 0 66 15 16 39 47 74 726
SAFR BARCL1888 69 87 116 52 41 11 0 101 36 45 30 27 615
SAFR BARCL1889 116 164 65 59 30 5 0 27 3 51 59 86 665
SAFR BARCL1890 91 98 97 58 29 25 3 43 0 101 103 120 768
SAFR BARCL1891 101 62 176 58 68 93 42 54 33 27 70 89 873
SAFR BARCL1892 150 46 141 63 35 17 3 69 67 57 99 93 840
SAFR BARCL1893 156 62 105 84 5 12 26 41 78 49 145 72 835
SAFR BARCL1894 208 103 133 67 36 8 0 11 44 43 130 78 861
SAFR BARCL1895 63 144 106 108 23 0 10 3 13 3 23 102 598
SAFR BARCL1896 78 117 61 32 39 24 0 93 21 3 32 256 756
SAFR BARCL1897 95 70 92 26 9 4 2 7 3 34 2 53 397
SAFR BARCL1898 329 71 27 38 12 0 2 1 31 58 59 59 687
SAFR BARCL1899 43 113 91 53 38 19 35 30 14 60 22 84 602
SAFR BARCL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BEAUF BEAUFORT WEST BEAUF -3221 2235 857 SAFR 80
SAFR BEAUF MEAN 18 32 40 21 15 9 9 12 15 17 20 22 218
SAFR BEAUF STDV 22 33 43 19 20 10 10 16 25 20 20 37 92
SAFR BEAUF1881 19 20 58 24 22 11 8 11 1 0 15 0 189
SAFR BEAUF1882 24 10 19 48 2 0 0 8 35 0 15 47 208
SAFR BEAUF1883 0 16 21 3 2 1 5 7 11 13 2 1 82
SAFR BEAUF1884 98 37 10 4 12 22 0 0 8 1 9 0 201
SAFR BEAUF1885 9 50 22 12 48 0 0 3 13 13 36 7 213
SAFR BEAUF1886 35 31 12 28 1 1 18 2 8 14 0 51 201
SAFR BEAUF1887 14 26 36 39 21 1 3 17 3 12 31 2 205
SAFR BEAUF1888 9 27 47 16 19 4 9 13 17 1 8 9 179
SAFR BEAUF1889 40 45 24 0 27 0 0 6 3 41 11 108 305
SAFR BEAUF1890 18 102 27 28 24 5 12 1 9 15 71 9 321
SAFR BEAUF1891 35 22 13 6 18 22 6 17 9 11 71 10 240
SAFR BEAUF1892 3 31 53 0 9 11 7 0 52 33 37 38 274
SAFR BEAUF1893 36 14 59 4 1 3 4 2 18 6 43 33 223
SAFR BEAUF1894 22 31 109 40 5 8 0 12 3 18 36 25 309
SAFR BEAUF1895 116 0 8 71 12 4 4 0 3 4 5 9 236
SAFR BEAUF1896 28 49 9 5 8 8 0 41 3 10 59 6 226
SAFR BEAUF1897 0 4 14 4 36 0 5 0 38 26 1 29 157
SAFR BEAUF1898 50 17 29 3 12 4 6 0 5 4 3 12 145
SAFR BEAUF1899 18 18 48 24 9 7 2 3 1 14 1 44 189
SAFR BEAUF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BETHU BETHULIE BETHU -3030 2558 1274 SAFR 76
SAFR BETHU MEAN 53 74 77 44 21 11 10 13 21 33 37 46 427
SAFR BETHU STDV 44 52 57 34 23 14 16 24 26 26 34 37 131
SAFR BETHU1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 8 15 3 29 9999 157 9999
SAFR BETHU1887 16 113 40 21 44 0 33 54 5 17 38 51 432
SAFR BETHU1888 59 40 97 82 31 7 1 23 32 25 0 19 416
SAFR BETHU1889 109 171 66 13 13 0 0 2 0 74 29 88 565
SAFR BETHU1890 47 91 34 31 10 19 4 12 0 61 41 166 516
SAFR BETHU1891 128 120 199 48 73 57 68 51 1 14 70 56 885
SAFR BETHU1892 57 45 150 43 21 45 1 19 97 53 28 8 567
SAFR BETHU1893 92 40 142 22 0 23 9 26 27 20 137 62 600
SAFR BETHU1894 101 47 59 15 21 11 10 3 20 46 54 12 399
SAFR BETHU1895 91 128 40 72 26 0 0 0 0 0 50 138 545
SAFR BETHU1896 24 48 47 26 45 0 0 36 0 0 11 193 430
SAFR BETHU1897 101 81 80 12 6 0 0 0 5 3 0 59 347
SAFR BETHU1898 297 100 20 13 13 0 0 0 37 60 38 5 583
SAFR BETHU1899 43 72 152 90 20 15 22 17 12 71 38 29 581
SAFR BETHU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BISHO BISHOPS COURT -3359 1827 76 84
SAFR BISHO MEAN 22 27 40 101 215 248 207 201 128 107 54 51 1409
SAFR BISHO STDV 18 32 34 64 136 128 103 105 70 62 34 37 312
SAFR BISHO1866 7 140 10 54 50 311 132 253 80 50 18 25 1130
SAFR BISHO1867 16 30 71 82 78 201 188 94 124 137 43 25 1089
SAFR BISHO1868 38 62 35 139 92 160 171 70 111 165 96 28 1167
SAFR BISHO1869 13 0 14 46 414 453 168 135 56 50 61 89 1499
SAFR BISHO1870 47 5 15 48 192 303 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR BISHO1875 22 27 49 68 108 287 48 272 257 70 10 101 1319
SAFR BISHO1876 4 0 83 61 133 143 200 353 92 47 48 137 1301
SAFR BISHO1877 20 47 14 148 597 214 78 202 89 89 95 43 1636
SAFR BISHO1878 46 73 37 48 329 265 476 192 208 197 61 46 1978
SAFR BISHO1879 27 6 3 72 144 222 141 108 174 77 99 71 1144
SAFR BISHO1881 35 6 23 131 401 128 83 156 31 31 44 11 1080
SAFR BISHO1882 3 32 77 187 105 149 209 78 98 192 12 86 1228
SAFR BISHO1883 41 6 40 89 330 252 233 223 251 139 17 27 1648
SAFR BISHO1884 3 20 17 113 110 217 194 67 307 255 134 4 1441
SAFR BISHO1885 9 80 54 113 211 456 104 162 64 100 56 57 1466
SAFR BISHO1886 13 2 115 13 187 294 157 209 144 132 10 67 1343
SAFR BISHO1887 46 3 10 75 105 86 260 135 47 198 37 60 1062
SAFR BISHO1888 10 3 19 140 485 613 255 308 77 47 91 75 2123
SAFR BISHO1889 5 32 15 298 282 150 174 201 116 38 13 46 1370
SAFR BISHO1890 7 46 28 73 197 84 331 201 131 90 49 24 1261
SAFR BISHO1891 2 18 22 127 343 185 191 167 159 14 17 11 1256
SAFR BISHO1892 44 13 62 81 270 520 313 369 145 40 60 144 2061
SAFR BISHO1893 12 21 1 132 106 251 100 284 195 107 54 51 1314
SAFR BISHO1894 0 12 39 83 53 290 154 147 56 130 71 4 1039
SAFR BISHO1895 26 1 36 236 189 155 149 257 194 69 71 68 1451
SAFR BISHO1896 26 32 80 10 146 172 299 161 81 84 43 4 1138
SAFR BISHO1897 15 8 140 49 122 209 339 172 91 137 45 38 1365
SAFR BISHO1898 52 47 38 173 235 316 441 110 148 140 114 36 1850
SAFR BISHO1899 53 5 20 50 211 117 215 547 58 166 33 43 1518
SAFR BISHO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BLOEM BLOEMFONTEIN BLOEM -2907 2613 1515 SAFR 76
SAFR BLOEM MEAN 87 84 82 50 23 10 10 17 22 42 64 67 547
SAFR BLOEM STDV 57 52 49 41 25 14 14 37 27 31 39 46 140
SAFR BLOEM1878 9999 9999 9999 37 12 1 10 25 0 14 37 9999 9999
SAFR BLOEM1879 160 49 118 18 13 45 27 7 117 3 44 21 622
SAFR BLOEM1880 97 161 37 28 9 1 0 5 0 59 87 113 597
SAFR BLOEM1881 189 186 253 36 42 4 0 23 2 11 88 37 871
SAFR BLOEM1882 22 68 86 31 51 0 11 6 25 16 57 106 479
SAFR BLOEM1883 114 46 73 16 10 0 18 24 13 60 26 7 407
SAFR BLOEM1884 66 127 87 16 35 8 0 0 11 46 30 4 430
SAFR BLOEM1885 18 88 44 20 29 2 11 26 60 7 37 70 412
SAFR BLOEM1886 77 25 133 48 0 1 14 11 0 15 23 97 444
SAFR BLOEM1887 27 118 75 106 40 1 26 28 12 35 15 63 546
SAFR BLOEM1888 61 56 149 107 79 1 3 57 31 105 8 52 709
SAFR BLOEM1889 123 152 80 80 18 2 0 43 35 148 63 94 838
SAFR BLOEM1890 42 145 103 92 46 35 11 3 0 49 89 113 728
SAFR BLOEM1891 103 80 159 90 24 69 28 20 8 38 192 67 878
SAFR BLOEM1892 141 75 177 42 6 19 0 10 33 73 29 51 656
SAFR BLOEM1893 161 22 90 29 0 25 9 6 7 39 86 109 583
SAFR BLOEM1894 138 109 50 21 68 6 0 0 71 39 69 80 651
SAFR BLOEM1895 87 203 111 85 39 0 6 0 0 5 145 157 838
SAFR BLOEM1896 19 31 36 64 77 29 0 44 0 14 30 155 499
SAFR BLOEM1897 184 18 61 23 0 0 0 3 2 85 0 9 385
SAFR BLOEM1898 277 44 72 23 30 0 0 0 43 49 48 17 603
SAFR BLOEM1899 0 0 111 69 30 66 49 0 11 37 39 48 460
SAFR BLOEM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BOSHO BOSHOF BOSHO -2832 2514 1258 SAFR 76
SAFR BOSHO MEAN 65 62 78 42 20 6 7 10 16 36 48 61 437
SAFR BOSHO STDV 51 40 47 35 20 13 11 16 30 32 31 43 125
SAFR BOSHO1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 38 15 9 121 1 62 24 9999
SAFR BOSHO1880 96 34 31 9 0 0 0 0 0 25 35 83 313
SAFR BOSHO1881 183 96 169 23 51 0 0 44 0 0 62 51 679
SAFR BOSHO1882 46 80 66 31 33 0 7 34 29 14 96 97 533
SAFR BOSHO1883 80 17 49 16 0 0 18 20 8 23 46 2 279
SAFR BOSHO1884 97 69 97 31 29 6 0 0 0 21 37 21 408
SAFR BOSHO1885 16 71 67 18 25 1 0 17 78 37 48 29 407
SAFR BOSHO1888 137 62 145 50 49 2 0 6 29 35 17 15 547
SAFR BOSHO1889 71 35 22 89 21 0 0 15 0 136 111 41 541
SAFR BOSHO1890 71 182 93 62 9 24 4 2 16 24 30 76 593
SAFR BOSHO1891 106 68 155 51 13 27 16 21 6 46 119 113 741
SAFR BOSHO1892 72 83 82 27 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR BOSHO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BRAKF BRAKFONTEIN BRAKF -3153 2303 1103 SAFR 80
SAFR BRAKF MEAN 19 37 45 26 14 8 8 9 10 16 19 22 228
SAFR BRAKF STDV 20 34 35 26 15 10 10 16 15 20 23 23 75
SAFR BRAKF1872 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2 0 18 13 9999
SAFR BRAKF1873 30 50 33 6 45 0 5 2 2 5 52 10 240
SAFR BRAKF1874 25 58 46 19 0 0 11 1 1 7 62 65 295
SAFR BRAKF1875 17 47 31 23 39 26 3 3 0 21 90 73 373
SAFR BRAKF1876 136 68 66 11 34 14 4 0 38 11 22 0 404
SAFR BRAKF1877 10 18 13 5 11 0 9 0 0 36 3 8 113
SAFR BRAKF1878 3 14 47 13 18 0 19 12 28 10 21 0 185
SAFR BRAKF1879 38 4 124 23 34 25 9 1 27 0 0 0 285
SAFR BRAKF1881 26 10 150 60 10 25 9 0 0 0 19 2 311
SAFR BRAKF1882 48 53 23 19 6 0 10 12 28 1 6 19 225
SAFR BRAKF1883 10 3 5 26 6 1 1 4 9 22 4 0 91
SAFR BRAKF1884 137 8 18 0 32 24 0 0 2 1 23 0 245
SAFR BRAKF1885 11 45 49 25 47 1 0 5 36 2 48 4 273
SAFR BRAKF1886 32 49 20 42 2 0 21 2 11 22 1 28 230
SAFR BRAKF1887 23 44 68 30 21 0 8 24 3 5 15 11 252
SAFR BRAKF1888 10 55 35 14 33 19 8 7 18 7 4 13 223
SAFR BRAKF1889 82 39 17 10 13 1 0 1 3 22 16 126 330
SAFR BRAKF1890 42 43 89 39 15 8 9 0 5 33 67 31 381
SAFR BRAKF1891 69 29 67 24 51 19 5 9 12 9 37 26 357
SAFR BRAKF1892 23 0 51 10 10 27 6 9 18 29 11 6 200
SAFR BRAKF1893 32 66 103 0 2 10 4 3 22 16 45 1 304
SAFR BRAKF1894 36 103 139 13 16 12 0 23 0 19 61 11 433
SAFR BRAKF1895 41 19 21 115 19 2 0 0 0 5 15 48 285
SAFR BRAKF1896 16 39 8 6 22 3 0 15 0 25 63 11 208
SAFR BRAKF1897 41 9 8 13 28 0 0 0 19 4 1 55 178
SAFR BRAKF1898 124 44 49 11 22 0 0 4 0 7 31 3 295
SAFR BRAKF1899 17 33 72 29 12 16 22 3 2 14 0 14 234
SAFR BRAKF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BREDA BREDASDORP BREDA -3432 2002 67 SAFR 84
SAFR BREDA MEAN 23 28 35 39 46 53 51 52 44 44 32 22 462
SAFR BREDA STDV 22 36 27 34 30 33 28 29 29 40 28 25 110
SAFR BREDA1878 23 10 44 42 17 53 73 35 57 38 44 19 455
SAFR BREDA1879 11 19 53 33 40 32 52 48 68 84 31 0 471
SAFR BREDA1881 11 8 62 22 91 39 71 45 31 16 22 8 426
SAFR BREDA1882 11 23 53 81 47 17 68 31 14 33 42 76 496
SAFR BREDA1883 28 8 31 50 33 36 45 89 26 64 6 14 430
SAFR BREDA1884 54 52 41 26 34 122 41 19 82 97 28 9 605
SAFR BREDA1885 14 58 22 52 54 44 36 49 53 33 49 5 469
SAFR BREDA1886 28 52 35 38 45 35 55 65 40 95 27 29 544
SAFR BREDA1887 27 13 45 63 46 13 48 68 6 37 30 26 422
SAFR BREDA1888 45 4 33 87 91 60 116 100 47 43 21 18 665
SAFR BREDA1889 9 51 13 24 20 30 38 67 26 23 27 119 447
SAFR BREDA1890 14 27 31 44 197 17 81 55 7 38 58 66 635
SAFR BREDA1891 14 17 11 30 45 108 36 42 31 24 35 16 409
SAFR BREDA1892 10 18 52 107 48 116 71 48 72 29 13 34 618
SAFR BREDA1893 17 11 9 5 43 64 35 39 71 44 52 4 394
SAFR BREDA1894 28 23 116 23 55 61 44 24 33 50 43 9 509
SAFR BREDA1895 42 14 11 52 52 45 12 27 36 28 15 28 362
SAFR BREDA1896 13 27 43 26 33 55 29 89 22 13 61 6 417
SAFR BREDA1897 18 8 30 14 67 30 38 33 35 27 24 11 335
SAFR BREDA1898 62 33 18 59 26 18 67 21 24 44 24 9 405
SAFR BREDA1899 12 14 14 37 57 23 29 57 18 44 11 25 341
SAFR BREDA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR BURGE BURGERSPORP -3100 2620 9999 79
SAFR BURGE MEAN 71 77 86 48 29 14 16 24 19 33 48 59 515
SAFR BURGE STDV 45 45 55 29 23 20 23 25 30 31 41 48 139
SAFR BURGE1881 100 129 167 34 26 25 18 3 13 15 48 4 582
SAFR BURGE1882 52 41 77 57 52 0 46 0 55 12 30 91 513
SAFR BURGE1883 71 31 73 36 3 0 4 32 6 21 65 2 344
SAFR BURGE1884 62 35 66 13 39 11 0 0 10 37 11 6 290
SAFR BURGE1885 36 51 59 32 36 4 0 17 107 12 20 16 390
SAFR BURGE1886 89 79 58 62 3 3 32 9 4 46 7 89 481
SAFR BURGE1887 21 133 61 56 53 0 58 52 5 18 71 55 583
SAFR BURGE1888 33 62 92 77 34 12 0 63 30 13 21 65 502
SAFR BURGE1889 51 219 29 13 9 3 0 3 0 54 44 120 545
SAFR BURGE1890 57 83 83 94 14 7 1 16 0 82 94 117 648
SAFR BURGE1891 106 44 220 51 92 78 60 58 9 8 94 34 854
SAFR BURGE1892 72 35 198 38 18 42 0 37 83 27 18 33 601
SAFR BURGE1893 114 83 105 23 2 20 19 47 12 19 167 56 667
SAFR BURGE1894 86 40 53 31 26 9 0 9 19 76 68 19 436
SAFR BURGE1895 62 92 35 95 9 0 6 1 3 2 36 120 461
SAFR BURGE1896 33 70 45 32 51 21 0 76 3 1 28 163 523
SAFR BURGE1897 56 70 74 25 14 0 0 6 0 15 0 38 298
SAFR BURGE1898 220 69 18 36 18 0 0 0 0 113 50 26 550
SAFR BURGE1899 24 89 122 113 53 39 56 29 7 62 48 59 701
SAFR BURGE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CALA CALA CALA -3131 2741 1180 SAFR 79
SAFR CALA MEAN 96 103 100 47 30 13 18 20 39 57 81 76 600
SAFR CALA STDV 66 61 79 38 36 20 30 24 37 48 54 43 208
SAFR CALA 1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 17 67 57 9999
SAFR CALA 1888 53 114 7 5 2 0 4 49 44 42 15 23 358
SAFR CALA 1889 149 128 69 28 1 3 0 0 0 55 119 70 622
SAFR CALA 1890 74 93 59 50 1 6 4 22 1 84 100 76 570
SAFR CALA 1891 135 55 119 49 61 75 44 85 31 25 82 142 903
SAFR CALA 1892 113 71 102 56 4 0 10 71 114 55 89 52 737
SAFR CALA 1893 158 69 165 66 4 0 26 41 114 92 220 84 1039
SAFR CALA 1894 161 104 143 54 11 0 0 4 14 23 118 73 705
SAFR CALA 1895 18 126 101 56 10 0 7 4 7 19 20 121 489
SAFR CALA 1896 30 112 113 28 20 13 0 41 27 6 83 197 670
SAFR CALA 1897 173 45 50 11 18 25 0 0 0 0 0 45 367
SAFR CALA 1898 173 100 35 18 32 0 11 2 51 85 82 52 641
SAFR CALA 1899 33 93 141 62 4 5 31 0 0 23 49 99 540
SAFR CALA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CALVI CALVINIA CALVI -3128 1946 980 SAFR 82
SAFR CALVI MEAN 6 12 22 19 25 32 26 25 14 10 13 9 203
SAFR CALVI STDV 11 19 26 20 23 27 19 18 16 10 19 11 74
SAFR CALVI1877 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 22 6 9 57 15 2 9999
SAFR CALVI1878 1 20 45 6 9 25 89 5 6 43 1 2 252
SAFR CALVI1879 63 0 18 4 83 11 7 23 29 11 22 0 271
SAFR CALVI1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 204
SAFR CALVI1881 1 7 82 4 45 49 6 12 0 1 0 0 207
SAFR CALVI1882 10 0 5 18 3 16 0 5 0 24 13 9 103
SAFR CALVI1883 15 0 0 64 3 0 36 17 18 15 0 4 172
SAFR CALVI1884 19 0 0 14 18 14 7 0 23 14 0 0 109
SAFR CALVI1885 12 12 5 36 6 35 0 1 3 13 47 6 176
SAFR CALVI1886 5 0 3 27 24 31 28 31 14 4 0 0 167
SAFR CALVI1887 0 8 31 25 34 4 20 37 7 14 0 0 180
SAFR CALVI1888 0 1 3 48 49 67 13 7 45 0 22 2 257
SAFR CALVI1889 18 38 0 24 7 6 15 36 18 9 3 26 200
SAFR CALVI1890 5 55 6 11 81 9 14 8 6 478 18 0 691
SAFR CALVI1891 0 0 0 42 37 33 10 51 26 0 14 0 213
SAFR CALVI1892 3 6 24 50 42 35 16 39 8 24 17 31 295
SAFR CALVI1893 0 18 110 6 38 61 11 13 35 0 6 0 298
SAFR CALVI1894 0 43 3 11 17 32 0 9 0 21 26 0 162
SAFR CALVI1895 13 0 27 18 47 4 14 19 9 5 10 3 169
SAFR CALVI1896 3 0 0 29 26 10 8 27 5 10 29 0 147
SAFR CALVI1897 1 14 22 9 28 13 26 4 11 11 3 2 144
SAFR CALVI1898 36 1 0 73 26 17 25 4 11 26 2 0 221
SAFR CALVI1899 10 0 28 50 60 8 107 49 11 10 0 6 339
SAFR CALVI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CAMFE CAMFERS KRAAL -3217 2303 914 80
SAFR CAMFE MEAN 31 29 41 21 19 7 4 8 11 14 25 18 228
SAFR CAMFE STDV 30 18 33 15 20 11 6 14 13 15 23 18 70
SAFR CAMFE1867 10 26 31 20 9 7 0 70 0 15 33 17 238
SAFR CAMFE1869 4 27 18 17 12 0 0 0 0 64 15 0 157
SAFR CAMFE1870 22 76 40 6 4 1 0 0 0 30 18 2 199
SAFR CAMFE1871 11 40 29 41 4 10 19 21 14 13 5 29 236
SAFR CAMFE1872 29 14 72 15 73 4 13 7 5 0 28 22 282
SAFR CAMFE1873 13 39 6 8 46 0 8 2 2 4 34 11 173
SAFR CAMFE1874 9 49 30 34 0 0 11 0 4 18 52 52 259
SAFR CAMFE1875 10 39 41 32 24 59 21 14 2 9 23 59 333
SAFR CAMFE1876 20 53 55 25 42 17 0 7 38 1 90 5 353
SAFR CAMFE1877 10 5 7 4 9 1 2 0 0 47 4 8 97
SAFR CAMFE1881 48 7 68 26 22 11 8 11 1 0 15 0 217
SAFR CAMFE1882 27 31 17 41 2 0 0 8 35 0 15 47 223
SAFR CAMFE1883 0 7 38 13 0 0 0 2 14 3 2 0 79
SAFR CAMFE1884 65 27 18 9 56 14 0 0 6 3 5 0 203
SAFR CAMFE1885 4 37 43 15 65 0 0 5 31 0 33 1 234
SAFR CAMFE1886 34 14 13 38 0 0 9 0 14 16 2 49 189
SAFR CAMFE1887 18 39 51 38 14 0 7 19 3 11 10 2 212
SAFR CAMFE1888 9 18 36 6 21 7 2 5 15 0 9 7 135
SAFR CAMFE1889 46 24 46 1 11 0 0 0 0 34 12 50 224
SAFR CAMFE1890 55 37 43 51 7 6 1 0 7 9 74 22 312
SAFR CAMFE1891 70 16 16 34 28 13 6 14 11 14 41 26 289
SAFR CAMFE1892 18 8 62 17 8 17 8 11 39 23 33 11 255
SAFR CAMFE1893 11 43 68 1 3 5 1 2 20 9 37 24 224
SAFR CAMFE1894 86 21 149 28 9 11 0 8 4 20 49 8 393
SAFR CAMFE1895 85 7 21 46 22 4 1 0 1 1 6 18 212
SAFR CAMFE1896 18 67 5 5 23 9 0 20 3 23 64 10 247
SAFR CAMFE1897 27 23 22 6 25 0 4 0 35 20 1 14 177
SAFR CAMFE1898 120 25 18 4 17 0 1 0 2 3 17 8 215
SAFR CAMFE1899 8 19 128 33 8 10 8 5 3 2 0 6 230
SAFR CAMFE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CAPET CAPETOWN CAPET -3356 1829 12 SAFR 84
SAFR CAPET MEAN 16 15 18 49 84 100 89 80 51 37 22 18 578
SAFR CAPET STDV 18 16 15 36 49 60 44 35 29 24 16 18 126
SAFR CAPET1838G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 621
SAFR CAPET1839G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 444
SAFR CAPET1840G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 635
SAFR CAPET1841 16 15 18 41 83 99 31 60 38 93 27 30 551
SAFR CAPET1842 23 5 17 25 95 176 43 119 80 30 34 20 667
SAFR CAPET1843 0 38 8 79 73 174 62 60 33 6 94 2 629
SAFR CAPET1844 12 48 14 79 9 104 73 66 33 9 21 9 477
SAFR CAPET1845 81 8 18 23 95 63 48 95 68 10 11 11 531
SAFR CAPET1846 61 24 12 26 228 53 19 41 61 9 27 10 571
SAFR CAPET1847 16 2 4 85 59 70 45 153 38 33 36 28 569
SAFR CAPET1848 1 49 16 54 81 133 89 63 59 6 23 17 591
SAFR CAPET1849 6 12 12 15 171 89 110 76 59 15 24 37 626
SAFR CAPET1850 53 5 40 111 60 163 113 91 68 87 47 10 848
SAFR CAPET1851 5 1 4 25 76 173 98 15 36 53 15 15 516
SAFR CAPET1852 8 13 42 32 122 43 94 115 61 20 29 9 588
SAFR CAPET1853 30 10 54 28 66 101 103 69 37 34 2 4 538
SAFR CAPET1854 8 13 32 29 58 76 72 85 72 33 21 10 509
SAFR CAPET1855 9 5 26 46 79 114 69 133 124 17 3 0 625
SAFR CAPET1856 9 9 24 11 86 78 85 57 40 31 33 32 495
SAFR CAPET1857 6 10 3 59 70 116 78 101 45 33 7 31 559
SAFR CAPET1858 31 25 21 67 19 76 109 142 69 19 28 11 617
SAFR CAPET1859 46 24 27 20 176 139 166 122 82 61 66 5 934
SAFR CAPET1860 22 26 16 30 167 126 125 23 128 53 6 17 739
SAFR CAPET1861 20 2 22 40 110 193 109 49 65 3 33 1 647
SAFR CAPET1862 6 6 9 24 32 274 160 103 57 103 40 0 814
SAFR CAPET1863 5 17 74 65 136 82 60 68 44 69 23 8 651
SAFR CAPET1864 14 0 7 26 71 111 68 55 50 50 25 3 480
SAFR CAPET1865 8 4 10 47 99 24 125 43 17 79 14 7 477
SAFR CAPET1866 1 79 5 38 19 144 60 58 37 25 10 12 488
SAFR CAPET1867 10 27 27 62 77 90 110 35 37 90 5 14 584
SAFR CAPET1868 18 26 12 55 47 85 67 18 23 69 60 25 505
SAFR CAPET1869 4 2 14 48 205 242 78 105 30 26 33 36 823
SAFR CAPET1870 18 2 4 35 110 133 171 113 33 45 11 37 712
SAFR CAPET1871 8 4 25 38 79 98 76 90 29 19 19 28 513
SAFR CAPET1873 7 5 14 56 100 127 82 103 27 21 16 44 602
SAFR CAPET1874 2 1 38 122 50 79 118 96 40 53 66 2 667
SAFR CAPET1875 0 35 18 34 45 144 29 104 98 54 33 59 653
SAFR CAPET1876 3 0 57 28 78 92 89 154 47 28 33 67 676
SAFR CAPET1877 19 41 14 91 342 69 31 93 41 45 76 41 903
SAFR CAPET1878 21 31 40 34 191 208 194 128 68 80 25 21 1041
SAFR CAPET1879 24 5 21 36 70 55 72 41 64 34 22 33 477
SAFR CAPET1880 48 13 27 43 32 42 67 86 61 5 12 14 450
SAFR CAPET1881 9 3 26 90 175 83 72 90 31 27 37 8 651
SAFR CAPET1882 3 5 113 51 71 84 135 63 54 78 11 78 746
SAFR CAPET1883 31 10 28 60 148 50 138 109 81 60 2 21 738
SAFR CAPET1884 10 23 15 58 58 122 120 29 126 88 67 2 718
SAFR CAPET1885 11 54 29 49 95 157 52 108 39 46 42 27 709
SAFR CAPET1886 6 0 85 17 61 195 62 99 64 91 8 20 708
SAFR CAPET1887 38 5 7 54 102 71 74 101 22 72 20 21 587
SAFR CAPET1888 7 1 18 92 217 248 96 74 72 25 36 31 917
SAFR CAPET1889 2 31 38 130 136 87 84 127 86 15 13 38 787
SAFR CAPET1890 11 32 5 54 151 18 162 92 54 38 36 16 669
SAFR CAPET1891 5 26 10 75 196 80 187 77 81 7 6 20 770
SAFR CAPET1892 22 4 44 54 105 290 157 145 64 27 51 77 1040
SAFR CAPET1893 2 10 3 51 63 117 57 139 95 51 6 1 595
SAFR CAPET1894 1 25 30 26 74 119 95 80 29 43 32 3 557
SAFR CAPET1895 17 0 18 77 96 91 42 64 95 50 24 15 589
SAFR CAPET1896 25 13 43 16 67 98 63 68 34 23 21 1 472
SAFR CAPET1897 10 22 20 25 47 46 128 71 63 47 18 14 511
SAFR CAPET1898 34 23 28 86 103 85 156 35 80 64 27 11 732
SAFR CAPET1899 20 6 11 38 88 51 108 224 34 58 9 33 680
SAFR CAPET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CARNA CARNAVON CARNA -3058 2208 1253 SAFR 78
SAFR CARNA MEAN 18 30 46 25 13 6 6 9 6 14 16 13 196
SAFR CARNA STDV 24 31 38 26 15 8 11 19 12 15 20 17 77
SAFR CARNA1877 4 51 2 1 24 4 7 2 1 21 1 12 130
SAFR CARNA1878 9999 43 111 6 38 1 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR CARNA1879 20 3 44 20 69 38 15 4 5 3 0 0 221
SAFR CARNA1881 37 29 75 76 4 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 261
SAFR CARNA1882 62 42 86 31 17 0 27 1 42 9 65 55 437
SAFR CARNA1883 52 28 51 20 3 0 2 19 23 34 31 7 270
SAFR CARNA1884 73 57 95 11 44 16 0 0 4 16 8 31 355
SAFR CARNA1885 19 67 44 23 26 0 0 3 62 14 40 43 341
SAFR CARNA1886 92 105 51 60 6 0 76 6 4 67 2 62 531
SAFR CARNA1887 26 150 154 50 33 0 69 36 0 26 70 32 646
SAFR CARNA1888 40 111 83 41 32 5 1 79 27 14 14 87 534
SAFR CARNA1889 59 134 78 16 12 5 0 1 2 62 68 130 567
SAFR CARNA1890 68 121 60 66 4 13 1 12 2 67 69 119 602
SAFR CARNA1891 102 88 157 62 72 79 44 42 8 10 82 121 867
SAFR CARNA1892 74 30 139 69 12 30 5 60 58 80 60 64 681
SAFR CARNA1893 107 66 124 33 0 15 31 27 47 38 109 69 666
SAFR CARNA1894 170 61 111 37 21 20 0 1 13 27 93 43 597
SAFR CARNA1895 60 122 72 78 20 0 4 4 3 3 43 83 492
SAFR CARNA1896 36 122 56 37 28 13 0 71 6 6 70 163 608
SAFR CARNA1897 156 26 74 20 21 4 0 1 4 6 12 46 370
SAFR CARNA1898 195 89 14 35 12 0 0 3 36 40 81 61 566
SAFR CARNA1899 36 95 116 33 6 26 40 17 3 45 22 52 491
SAFR CARNA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CERES CERES CERES -3322 1918 456 SAFR 84
SAFR CERES MEAN 28 27 28 71 149 191 161 175 98 74 49 28 1085
SAFR CERES STDV 39 38 27 57 104 134 97 93 80 59 54 32 260
SAFR CERES1878 44 26 29 49 147 173 316 68 157 290 24 21 1344
SAFR CERES1879 26 0 0 10 46 9 65 5 30 6 7 1 205
SAFR CERES1881 1 1 15 81 55 41 40 13 7 6 1 1 262
SAFR CERES1882 0 13 37 61 49 106 94 88 70 237 12 44 811
SAFR CERES1883 17 2 9 65 215 156 153 211 114 104 15 57 1118
SAFR CERES1884 18 11 2 93 70 112 145 18 136 62 47 0 714
SAFR CERES1885 3 80 61 66 118 327 51 99 65 88 61 25 1044
SAFR CERES1886 10 0 48 7 163 130 54 245 180 122 1 15 975
SAFR CERES1887 23 0 12 129 131 34 174 134 43 161 19 35 895
SAFR CERES1888 25 0 24 77 657 353 118 153 71 19 64 26 1587
SAFR CERES1889 1 1 20 121 179 103 204 120 169 18 2 19 957
SAFR CERES1890 16 26 28 55 244 9 120 44 133 86 26 24 811
SAFR CERES1891 1 14 9 102 162 117 87 87 164 20 23 7 793
SAFR CERES1892 52 3 34 55 125 290 81 292 160 70 93 165 1420
SAFR CERES1893 0 9 11 72 148 301 207 128 186 79 24 0 1165
SAFR CERES1894 0 41 19 34 99 329 60 123 33 108 96 0 942
SAFR CERES1895 20 0 12 299 214 83 123 144 232 78 87 167 1459
SAFR CERES1896 11 19 12 9 104 73 87 69 71 89 61 3 608
SAFR CERES1897 4 5 72 39 69 185 197 85 75 117 50 19 917
SAFR CERES1898 18 38 19 151 115 250 161 53 141 69 29 36 1080
SAFR CERES1899 25 0 6 67 243 85 168 309 30 149 18 58 1158
SAFR CERES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CLANW CLANWILLIAM CLANW -3211 1854 75 SAFR 82
SAFR CLANW MEAN 4 5 8 18 28 41 32 30 16 11 9 5 202
SAFR CLANW STDV 8 8 9 20 23 32 22 20 15 9 10 8 60
SAFR CLANW1869 0 0 8 18 80 125 41 3 10 52 7 29 373
SAFR CLANW1870 3 6 0 7 49 41 83 38 8 25 2 0 262
SAFR CLANW1871 0 0 1 19 50 26 62 42 1 3 11 3 218
SAFR CLANW1872 0 0 13 0 68 34 79 64 11 5 9 0 283
SAFR CLANW1873 0 0 7 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR CLANW1874 4 5 8 12 9 10 50 21 0 13 59 0 191
SAFR CLANW1876 1 28 25 17 20 30 41 37 9 13 0 21 242
SAFR CLANW1877 3 11 0 21 73 37 7 20 16 11 9 5 213
SAFR CLANW1878 0 1 16 28 30 44 77 8 21 49 5 0 279
SAFR CLANW1879 26 0 0 10 46 9 65 5 30 6 7 1 205
SAFR CLANW1881 4 0 4 4 72 18 8 22 7 21 5 1 166
SAFR CLANW1882 0 3 24 13 21 29 20 11 8 16 20 23 188
SAFR CLANW1883 1 1 0 12 52 74 35 29 20 23 0 4 251
SAFR CLANW1884 47 3 0 10 20 10 15 2 40 18 3 0 168
SAFR CLANW1885 6 22 8 20 11 55 3 15 39 19 11 9 218
SAFR CLANW1886 0 0 2 3 41 45 16 29 52 5 0 0 193
SAFR CLANW1887 1 4 17 30 29 4 30 40 12 37 3 1 208
SAFR CLANW1888 1 254 5 30 101 81 28 29 71 6 28 5 639
SAFR CLANW1889 0 6 1 15 20 24 26 35 28 8 0 10 173
SAFR CLANW1890 0 58 6 21 100 46 28 15 11 37 14 1 337
SAFR CLANW1891 0 0 10 55 43 49 33 16 37 0 4 0 247
SAFR CLANW1892 0 0 1 12 40 44 15 52 9 23 5 27 228
SAFR CLANW1893 0 10 14 9 31 87 17 22 43 5 0 0 238
SAFR CLANW1894 0 40 6 4 16 25 12 23 10 13 20 0 169
SAFR CLANW1895 12 0 0 47 41 41 24 12 23 9 1 5 215
SAFR CLANW1896 0 1 2 3 29 17 15 21 10 4 9 0 111
SAFR CLANW1897 0 0 24 3 17 18 45 14 11 23 3 0 158
SAFR CLANW1898 1 5 2 67 49 28 40 5 13 14 0 2 226
SAFR CLANW1899 3 0 8 37 31 5 104 62 3 13 0 0 266
SAFR CLANW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR COLES COLESBURG -3044 2505 9999 76
SAFR COLES MEAN 62 67 70 40 29 17 8 11 14 25 32 39 417
SAFR COLES STDV 57 40 42 26 24 20 10 13 20 21 32 33 123
SAFR COLES1877 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 16 9999
SAFR COLES1878 0 44 29 22 22 0 37 6 0 0 28 23 211
SAFR COLES1879 36 18 101 4 44 21 16 1 55 0 0 8 304
SAFR COLES1880 116 70 14 0 6 0 0 2 0 43 10 7 268
SAFR COLES1881 62 87 77 65 32 22 8 1 4 0 13 40 411
SAFR COLES1882 8 114 82 47 32 0 28 11 45 27 10 49 453
SAFR COLES1883 21 10 83 15 0 0 3 51 3 36 64 6 292
SAFR COLES1884 107 20 52 10 77 33 0 0 3 11 8 0 321
SAFR COLES1885 0 61 33 38 47 2 0 13 58 41 24 41 358
SAFR COLES1886 66 28 47 60 6 1 8 17 4 40 0 78 355
SAFR COLES1887 20 117 38 59 1 51 23 0 9 15 43 30 406
SAFR COLES1888 19 87 115 49 47 8 0 39 43 9 0 89 505
SAFR COLES1889 47 174 32 25 15 0 0 0 0 54 84 95 526
SAFR COLES1890 59 106 51 40 27 27 11 2 0 43 38 83 487
SAFR COLES1891 104 38 139 64 93 75 9 24 2 15 93 39 695
SAFR COLES1892 100 42 166 27 32 44 2 13 33 35 42 4 540
SAFR COLES1893 67 47 151 13 0 17 5 19 1 25 101 17 463
SAFR COLES1894 114 83 75 47 21 20 0 1 7 72 65 46 551
SAFR COLES1895 53 93 56 71 36 0 10 1 0 2 56 111 489
SAFR COLES1896 26 55 27 66 37 27 2 11 0 0 15 75 341
SAFR COLES1897 72 29 41 13 14 0 1 13 2 4 0 20 209
SAFR COLES1898 256 55 45 60 7 0 2 2 36 41 15 18 537
SAFR COLES1899 15 89 94 94 35 30 21 14 10 38 0 10 450
SAFR COLES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CRADD CRADDOCK CRADD -3210 2537 872 SAFR 80
SAFR CRADD MEAN 34 53 51 30 19 8 10 10 15 26 28 35 310
SAFR CRADD STDV 27 33 32 21 19 9 13 16 19 24 27 28 86
SAFR CRADD1878 7 31 62 43 19 0 10 15 4 8 79 3 281
SAFR CRADD1879 63 18 158 20 36 23 62 12 45 8 0 6 451
SAFR CRADD1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 335
SAFR CRADD1881G9999 9999 90 32 9999 50 21 2 17 8 27 22 567
SAFR CRADD1882 59 49 60 10 23 0 20 4 37 11 31 66 370
SAFR CRADD1883 41 56 69 14 7 0 1 11 12 34 28 19 292
SAFR CRADD1884 76 35 14 9 37 37 0 3 1 6 15 0 233
SAFR CRADD1885 6 42 82 28 47 0 1 11 48 22 38 34 359
SAFR CRADD1886 65 75 65 55 1 1 57 14 2 53 23 34 445
SAFR CRADD1887 12 123 60 48 19 1 59 44 0 4 51 21 442
SAFR CRADD1888 32 63 43 55 47 5 0 21 37 17 3 39 362
SAFR CRADD1889 126 39 50 3 13 8 0 0 0 69 66 109 483
SAFR CRADD1890 91 77 34 57 14 8 1 0 2 56 82 35 457
SAFR CRADD1891 9999 67 29 53 9 49 20 30 12 9999 120 9999 9999
SAFR CRADD1892 32 14 81 29 19 45 2 25 75 88 8 21 439
SAFR CRADD1893 37 51 73 9 1 6 4 3 16 42 29 36 307
SAFR CRADD1894 76 74 74 13 12 19 0 1 3 27 58 31 388
SAFR CRADD1895 81 38 56 42 18 0 6 4 8 17 43 58 371
SAFR CRADD1896 35 30 56 71 31 17 0 16 0 0 58 60 374
SAFR CRADD1897 104 11 26 28 40 0 0 0 10 18 3 10 250
SAFR CRADD1898 140 99 38 41 8 1 0 0 2 26 24 12 391
SAFR CRADD1899 17 76 92 58 9 12 13 35 3 23 17 29 384
SAFR CRADD9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR CSTFR CAPE ST FRANCIS CSTFR -3412 2450 7 SAFR 83
SAFR CSTFR MEAN 29 33 47 52 73 69 67 71 64 72 48 35 664
SAFR CSTFR STDV 22 27 44 36 55 43 40 36 44 49 37 34 150
SAFR CSTFR1881 35 7 52 78 179 77 70 147 55 27 19 37 783
SAFR CSTFR1882 47 16 39 28 112 26 72 49 72 80 33 37 611
SAFR CSTFR1883 19 6 43 34 34 42 69 180 22 38 17 40 544
SAFR CSTFR1884 44 27 46 103 30 104 65 26 54 20 65 18 602
SAFR CSTFR1885 29 16 40 52 125 18 30 58 40 21 27 9 465
SAFR CSTFR1886 26 30 74 56 34 17 108 81 26 55 45 59 611
SAFR CSTFR1887 30 23 48 142 53 10 57 89 4 46 36 24 562
SAFR CSTFR1888 28 41 99 26 161 61 55 145 51 96 60 38 861
SAFR CSTFR1889 43 19 27 24 18 42 114 61 56 67 36 166 673
SAFR CSTFR1890 37 41 21 56 76 54 49 81 55 106 49 28 653
SAFR CSTFR1891 58 23 11 4 65 157 25 100 34 60 135 87 759
SAFR CSTFR1892 21 22 51 90 42 89 123 33 98 76 24 64 733
SAFR CSTFR1893 25 26 46 54 97 29 99 82 107 93 85 31 774
SAFR CSTFR1894 30 8 114 87 74 54 79 47 51 47 43 28 662
SAFR CSTFR1895 37 14 18 57 76 83 44 84 76 39 23 52 603
SAFR CSTFR1896 25 30 30 49 36 29 144 157 62 23 103 56 744
SAFR CSTFR1897 13 9 46 7 124 64 149 51 137 51 71 15 737
SAFR CSTFR1898 62 36 11 51 50 25 53 14 73 114 28 56 573
SAFR CSTFR1899 27 11 27 68 45 22 9 23 30 38 34 16 350
SAFR CSTFR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR DEAAR DE AAR DEAAR -3039 2401 1220 SAFR 77
SAFR DEAAR MEAN 28 43 46 32 16 8 8 7 14 21 22 20 265
SAFR DEAAR STDV 33 37 35 27 18 10 14 16 24 19 24 21 101
SAFR DEAAR1888 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 7 0 19 24 8 0 15 9999
SAFR DEAAR1889 20 85 31 53 9 0 0 2 0 15 79 84 378
SAFR DEAAR1890 26 131 77 40 33 38 4 0 1 43 52 75 520
SAFR DEAAR1891 52 88 67 84 41 46 2 1 4 9 102 47 543
SAFR DEAAR1892 57 21 133 43 51 41 2 8 28 49 12 10 455
SAFR DEAAR1893 59 7 98 12 0 22 2 8 21 31 43 12 315
SAFR DEAAR1894 55 60 38 15 13 34 0 0 2 75 59 23 374
SAFR DEAAR1895 49 67 67 106 29 0 0 0 0 0 48 38 404
SAFR DEAAR1896 23 47 29 111 25 31 0 0 0 2 25 51 344
SAFR DEAAR1897 75 19 19 30 8 0 1 10 1 15 0 7 185
SAFR DEAAR1898 132 57 61 59 27 0 3 2 27 34 113 4 519
SAFR DEAAR1899 46 123 86 35 56 10 39 3 5 9 2 16 430
SAFR DEAAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR DOUGL DOUGLAS DOUGL -2903 2346 1030 SAFR 77
SAFR DOUGL MEAN 43 61 70 31 16 4 4 7 9 20 27 32 311
SAFR DOUGL STDV 43 53 44 29 21 8 7 13 17 19 27 28 110
SAFR DOUGL1883 43 8 9 17 0 0 0 0 0 19 37 0 133
SAFR DOUGL1884 159 61 121 0 17 8 0 0 9 7 15 0 397
SAFR DOUGL1885 17 65 50 16 39 0 0 11 20 6 33 9 266
SAFR DOUGL1886 49 9 48 35 1 0 2 9 0 7 14 63 237
SAFR DOUGL1887 35 104 66 60 59 26 26 5 0 16 41 52 490
SAFR DOUGL1888 94 72 79 42 41 2 0 8 39 3 6 32 418
SAFR DOUGL1889 25 86 14 30 8 0 0 2 0 81 38 44 328
SAFR DOUGL1890 5 130 90 77 24 15 14 3 0 26 32 58 474
SAFR DOUGL1891 19 38 306 152 5 57 4 7 9 20 89 119 825
SAFR DOUGL1892 99 17 165 25 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 325
SAFR DOUGL1894 131 59 76 27 23 31 0 50 4 28 27 71 527
SAFR DOUGL1895 57 16 20 42 0 0 0 0 0 2 27 32 196
SAFR DOUGL1897 38 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 89
SAFR DOUGL1898 265 53 17 5 10 0 5 0 0 23 55 15 448
SAFR DOUGL1899 44 75 68 67 88 11 11 0 0 29 27 32 452
SAFR DOUGL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR DURBA DURBAN DURBA -2954 3100 0 SAFR 79
SAFR DURBA MEAN 118 126 135 89 62 38 38 49 67 107 115 119 1065
SAFR DURBA STDV 61 78 98 74 60 67 55 46 38 90 58 60 252
SAFR DURBA1855 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 84 97 546 114 64 528 9999
SAFR DURBA1856 269 137 345 747 18 18 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR DURBA1871 69 91 9999 224 53 3 15 66 28 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR DURBA1872 118 43 109 434 58 76 119 18 137 107 284 145 1648
SAFR DURBA1873 122 74 227 52 16 0 24 61 67 92 162 178 1075
SAFR DURBA1874 182 108 232 95 30 68 12 36 39 47 199 346 1394
SAFR DURBA1875 92 97 154 54 6 52 141 7 141 85 422 140 1391
SAFR DURBA1876 136 163 63 106 8 52 24 32 113 45 98 58 898
SAFR DURBA1877 132 205 49 59 1 23 29 22 54 175 84 73 906
SAFR DURBA1878 68 128 71 54 85 48 6 8 4 33 122 93 720
SAFR DURBA1879 162 83 182 18 61 34 65 111 92 104 128 89 1129
SAFR DURBA1880 178 181 76 116 81 21 0 25 23 132 221 156 1210
SAFR DURBA1881 180 87 49 21 7 18 17 190 78 47 158 90 942
SAFR DURBA1882 104 52 57 80 58 6 62 54 54 109 68 175 879
SAFR DURBA1883 114 105 276 39 56 7 2 107 18 194 104 110 1132
SAFR DURBA1884 104 127 131 13 26 68 4 13 83 310 213 40 1132
SAFR DURBA1885 121 59 74 56 25 7 1 15 265 70 80 102 875
SAFR DURBA1886 77 166 77 102 55 0 80 13 22 14 122 80 808
SAFR DURBA1887 109 90 90 87 108 19 20 96 34 36 77 44 810
SAFR DURBA1888 132 128 138 55 99 13 22 29 112 104 34 92 958
SAFR DURBA1889 212 126 51 38 61 6 4 32 28 103 50 32 743
SAFR DURBA1890 49 122 51 203 13 8 3 16 28 135 90 119 837
SAFR DURBA1891 115 107 280 16 81 23 66 47 21 106 102 189 1153
SAFR DURBA1892 28 191 34 23 33 0 11 86 142 149 165 114 976
SAFR DURBA1893 176 172 166 109 99 3 44 21 352 347 212 111 1812
SAFR DURBA1894 44 92 56 107 75 15 8 10 256 93 72 120 948
SAFR DURBA1895 145 258 282 114 33 2 19 14 41 66 49 285 1308
SAFR DURBA1896 75 97 109 136 25 3 18 34 99 135 110 167 1008
SAFR DURBA1897 98 38 148 29 8 97 1 23 120 122 75 117 876
SAFR DURBA1898 114 143 70 122 70 12 6 53 51 153 141 145 1080
SAFR DURBA1899 145 34 105 38 40 4 12 6 43 160 51 92 730
SAFR DURBA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR EASTL EAST LONDON EASTL -3302 2755 38 SAFR 79
SAFR EASTL MEAN 65 80 100 74 48 41 39 52 73 87 88 66 827
SAFR EASTL STDV 43 46 86 76 46 43 52 98 59 63 70 48 203
SAFR EASTL1876 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR EASTL1877 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 24 39 77 92 21 9999
SAFR EASTL1878 1 40 70 40 51 12 29 91 43 32 66 52 527
SAFR EASTL1879 125 51 113 149 9 102 68 28 82 52 46 20 845
SAFR EASTL1881 80 35 130 45 48 77 115 104 100 13 122 23 892
SAFR EASTL1882 33 25 75 77 164 2 43 86 149 22 88 66 830
SAFR EASTL1883 40 38 105 20 57 10 0 72 19 76 19 15 471
SAFR EASTL1884 112 41 64 74 44 47 5 0 0 98 109 8 602
SAFR EASTL1885 10 38 41 22 73 0 35 14 68 75 94 28 498
SAFR EASTL1886 72 64 37 64 3 1 152 23 20 73 59 108 676
SAFR EASTL1887 39 76 71 129 71 19 74 167 5 33 98 23 805
SAFR EASTL1888 53 37 109 23 40 1 5 33 52 58 16 25 452
SAFR EASTL1889 71 61 35 58 2 22 6 3 10 82 49 213 612
SAFR EASTL1890 21 133 47 77 10 61 5 14 27 64 47 42 548
SAFR EASTL1891 71 76 91 44 48 145 5 81 26 33 123 108 851
SAFR EASTL1892 27 60 58 34 20 1 28 58 152 71 43 68 620
SAFR EASTL1893 51 24 36 97 36 1 76 9 86 72 206 66 760
SAFR EASTL1894 105 15 98 104 97 10 10 27 15 50 43 24 598
SAFR EASTL1895 60 78 100 122 22 11 3 4 25 72 19 71 587
SAFR EASTL1896 28 40 41 91 26 11 7 152 57 32 82 56 623
SAFR EASTL1897 45 82 153 22 31 110 6 36 168 195 65 49 962
SAFR EASTL1898 136 40 14 17 44 6 19 39 12 90 31 44 492
SAFR EASTL1899 76 28 55 35 44 7 14 15 64 25 14 46 423
SAFR EASTL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR EBENE EBENEZER EBENE -3039 2404 1227 SAFR 77
SAFR EBENE MEAN 33 49 58 34 17 7 9 12 11 20 22 20 277
SAFR EBENE STDV 37 45 41 25 18 10 13 21 18 19 23 22 89
SAFR EBENE1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 7 4 2 6 1 9999
SAFR EBENE1886 0 1 13 29 21 15 15 16 52 2 0 0 164
SAFR EBENE1887 3 4 5 21 11 1 22 22 1 7 1 1 99
SAFR EBENE1888 0 0 13 12 24 23 16 20 60 3 23 3 197
SAFR EBENE1889 0 1 0 14 4 5 3 15 17 2 1 11 73
SAFR EBENE1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 0 0 9999
SAFR EBENE1891 0 1 0 17 18 13 3 8 5 0 0 0 65
SAFR EBENE1892 0 0 6 38 8 17 24 12 8 8 0 13 134
SAFR EBENE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR ESTCO ESTCOURT ESTCO -2900 2953 1181 SAFR 73
SAFR ESTCO MEAN 128 110 99 41 18 8 10 17 33 63 92 117 735
SAFR ESTCO STDV 63 48 53 31 21 13 15 24 32 38 46 46 162
SAFR ESTCO1895 102 156 138 17 10 0 0 0 19 28 70 223 763
SAFR ESTCO1896 144 218 123 90 19 19 0 8 6 66 94 116 903
SAFR ESTCO1897 87 100 58 48 10 5 0 13 44 58 38 138 599
SAFR ESTCO1898 103 69 55 42 18 0 0 0 0 55 154 89 585
SAFR ESTCO1899 81 0 130 72 26 15 17 0 13 136 99 122 711
SAFR ESTCO1900 109 71 43 32 0 0 25 39 9 46 48 204 626
SAFR ESTCO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR FORTB FORT BEAUFORT FORTB -3247 2638 456 SAFR 79
SAFR FORTB MEAN 47 63 75 39 27 17 17 23 37 45 51 48 478
SAFR FORTB STDV 29 47 50 30 24 19 22 33 31 33 33 37 141
SAFR FORTB1878 11 5 33 88 35 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR FORTB1879 41 44 104 71 2 26 60 28 64 4 0 20 464
SAFR FORTB1881 104 51 142 61 78 68 66 41 37 0 27 42 717
SAFR FORTB1882 20 64 57 44 52 0 12 36 42 12 39 71 449
SAFR FORTB1883 23 28 120 38 12 7 2 29 24 85 82 21 471
SAFR FORTB1884 53 28 46 15 94 33 1 3 14 60 77 9 433
SAFR FORTB1885 18 30 98 32 84 0 3 30 58 37 104 19 513
SAFR FORTB1886 109 111 38 104 9 1 133 2 48 77 18 133 783
SAFR FORTB1887 59 95 58 77 24 8 61 63 11 33 99 21 609
SAFR FORTB1888 59 67 94 60 72 0 5 55 112 47 14 30 615
SAFR FORTB1889 186 93 79 9 0 11 0 1 5 102 62 138 686
SAFR FORTB1890 68 184 31 72 17 7 6 4 22 86 117 46 660
SAFR FORTB1891 122 53 72 58 56 71 41 57 19 33 176 63 821
SAFR FORTB1892 26 63 85 65 11 5 4 23 181 53 13 33 562
SAFR FORTB1893 79 69 134 93 19 4 27 14 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR FORTB1894 68 23 246 59 34 0 0 13 16 43 49 34 585
SAFR FORTB1895 78 77 112 45 20 2 2 18 29 33 44 52 512
SAFR FORTB1896 58 54 58 42 16 9 2 40 37 32 116 48 512
SAFR FORTB1897 52 16 59 12 44 39 0 3 42 33 24 56 380
SAFR FORTB1898 99 90 29 42 15 0 13 0 9 67 40 41 445
SAFR FORTB1899 90 57 74 61 8 7 12 29 42 15 13 64 472
SAFR FORTB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR FRARD FRASERBURG ROAD FRARD -3247 2159 555 SAFR 81
SAFR FRARD MEAN 10 15 22 12 8 5 5 6 5 7 11 10 117
SAFR FRARD STDV 18 18 25 15 11 7 8 12 9 10 17 16 53
SAFR FRARD1877 9999 9999 9999 3 21 6 35 0 0 0 2 6 9999
SAFR FRARD1878 5 9 16 4 2 6 24 15 7 8 0 4 100
SAFR FRARD1879 35 3 33 2 45 15 4 2 44 1 0 0 184
SAFR FRARD1880 0 55 18 31 2 1 1 17 3 50 16 0 194
SAFR FRARD1881 0 1 68 32 16 37 1 2 2 0 2 0 161
SAFR FRARD1882 22 21 26 13 2 7 2 27 10 3 0 26 159
SAFR FRARD1883 9 10 5 41 5 5 9 3 27 12 16 0 142
SAFR FRARD1884 32 7 10 1 10 9 0 0 0 0 5 0 74
SAFR FRARD1885 10 25 30 12 12 4 0 8 5 2 36 4 148
SAFR FRARD1886 32 30 7 29 1 4 4 5 7 18 0 12 149
SAFR FRARD1887 10 51 22 21 32 0 7 9 1 23 6 2 184
SAFR FRARD1888 10 11 11 45 11 12 7 4 42 1 7 6 167
SAFR FRARD1889 61 50 6 7 30 1 5 1 1 7 19 46 234
SAFR FRARD1890 114 41 57 57 54 27 10 0 4 31 47 3 445
SAFR FRARD1891 12 23 20 27 17 30 0 23 5 0 40 6 203
SAFR FRARD1892 3 0 80 36 17 8 1 2 0 4 18 5 174
SAFR FRARD1893 21 6 65 10 6 34 4 3 12 5 8 0 174
SAFR FRARD1894 5 10 16 20 35 10 0 41 2 14 40 11 204
SAFR FRARD1895 27 2 23 71 21 2 13 2 2 1 2 24 190
SAFR FRARD1896 13 41 11 2 19 2 3 27 5 12 35 0 170
SAFR FRARD1897 17 7 9 6 26 3 3 0 5 21 0 11 108
SAFR FRARD1898 33 19 16 38 5 0 3 0 13 1 8 0 136
SAFR FRARD1899 0 12 34 35 38 10 33 8 0 10 0 0 180
SAFR FRASE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GARIE GARIES GARIE -3034 1800 227 SAFR 82
SAFR GARIE MEAN 3 4 6 12 18 26 18 21 10 8 6 3 130
SAFR GARIE STDV 7 7 10 14 17 21 14 17 11 11 12 5 52
SAFR GARIE1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 3 8 5 4 9999
SAFR GARIE1886 6 1 0 7 27 13 5 30 5 8 0 0 102
SAFR GARIE1887 0 3 6 15 12 6 23 40 3 19 17 0 144
SAFR GARIE1888 0 1 2 9 19 58 25 27 39 6 22 0 208
SAFR GARIE1889 3 3 6 37 5 26 6 28 15 6 6 2 143
SAFR GARIE1890 0 3 0 35 44 19 17 10 10 13 21 0 172
SAFR GARIE1891 0 0 5 29 38 31 12 11 20 0 0 0 146
SAFR GARIE1892 0 0 2 7 20 19 17 29 24 7 0 15 140
SAFR GARIE1895 0 0 10 10 26 0 9 2 7 2 0 0 66
SAFR GARIE1897 1 0 8 0 9 5 9 1 14 1 0 0 48
SAFR GARIE1898 3 4 0 41 13 17 48 8 4 3 15 0 156
SAFR GARIE1899 0 0 4 14 10 2 91 27 0 13 0 0 161
SAFR GARIE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GEORG GEORGE GEORG -3358 2228 229 SAFR 83
SAFR GEORG MEAN 77 82 92 70 65 49 50 69 84 87 84 77 896
SAFR GEORG STDV 45 56 50 49 54 42 34 56 70 46 54 68 174
SAFR GEORG1878 29 67 136 43 44 61 85 117 49 70 54 71 826
SAFR GEORG1879 76 121 212 25 38 81 40 51 142 84 30 25 925
SAFR GEORG1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 880
SAFR GEORG1881 110 35 100 54 79 57 58 58 38 43 55 65 752
SAFR GEORG1882 58 14 88 75 58 3 96 33 37 11 83 62 618
SAFR GEORG1883 64 36 63 88 48 17 35 85 79 130 20 62 727
SAFR GEORG1884 100 133 94 25 60 119 24 8 102 52 72 34 823
SAFR GEORG1885 108 50 100 107 313 4 29 70 134 67 63 65 1110
SAFR GEORG1886 57 92 86 68 29 22 120 46 83 67 91 108 869
SAFR GEORG1887 56 72 73 106 52 24 15 172 20 74 67 35 766
SAFR GEORG1888 65 65 102 108 114 32 42 157 159 93 50 40 1027
SAFR GEORG1889 98 69 65 35 13 35 22 48 25 90 113 227 840
SAFR GEORG1890 48 120 49 41 122 83 35 24 37 90 117 62 828
SAFR GEORG1891 70 46 33 18 81 225 24 104 46 52 179 81 959
SAFR GEORG1892 19 96 105 104 42 108 86 15 155 91 28 64 913
SAFR GEORG1893 118 65 196 47 82 18 24 16 113 96 115 81 971
SAFR GEORG1894 78 25 144 104 61 33 14 33 42 65 78 42 719
SAFR GEORG1895 161 67 12 58 20 40 13 19 79 61 31 69 630
SAFR GEORG1896 80 72 89 115 58 55 22 137 103 62 106 25 924
SAFR GEORG1897 98 107 34 18 99 66 18 30 94 76 57 62 759
SAFR GEORG1898 150 68 45 57 39 24 73 30 51 62 33 62 694
SAFR GEORG1899 39 65 101 82 39 44 22 19 61 51 28 70 621
SAFR GEORG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GOLIA GOLIADS KRAAL -3208 2440 1067 80
SAFR GOLIA MEAN 42 54 61 32 26 9 16 18 18 30 36 34 375
SAFR GOLIA STDV 39 30 39 21 22 11 19 22 21 31 31 32 113
SAFR GOLIA1863 1 65 26 35 26 10 11 0 13 109 76 61 433
SAFR GOLIA1864 63 59 36 48 25 0 2 17 8 0 53 40 351
SAFR GOLIA1865 11 42 14 52 0 6 15 0 0 10 0 8 158
SAFR GOLIA1866 0 77 42 69 18 0 0 22 46 7 40 30 351
SAFR GOLIA1867 13 53 71 0 32 0 4 105 21 30 53 51 433
SAFR GOLIA1868 12 90 32 35 32 1 41 22 0 16 43 29 353
SAFR GOLIA1869 14 57 42 11 0 0 0 43 15 89 8 0 279
SAFR GOLIA1870 41 120 82 25 37 0 0 52 13 62 26 78 536
SAFR GOLIA1871 33 30 5 0 0 6 3 1 4 78 36 26 222
SAFR GOLIA1873 38 53 19 27 27 0 17 0 17 10 0 10 218
SAFR GOLIA1874 31 28 68 45 49 0 49 3 0 30 81 116 500
SAFR GOLIA1875 28 62 20 40 21 33 28 28 14 10 46 41 371
SAFR GOLIA1876 102 126 73 56 51 17 2 14 24 18 52 13 548
SAFR GOLIA1877 13 60 34 0 9 19 20 0 0 54 19 9 237
SAFR GOLIA1878 6 5 83 21 20 0 16 14 27 27 45 20 284
SAFR GOLIA1879 65 7 149 50 16 22 31 10 54 0 0 4 408
SAFR GOLIA1881 126 40 136 56 30 35 69 24 26 0 22 3 567
SAFR GOLIA1882 65 81 32 15 22 0 6 13 26 5 0 57 322
SAFR GOLIA1883 19 19 100 27 19 0 0 9 14 27 9 0 243
SAFR GOLIA1884 72 14 53 15 39 32 11 5 0 2 15 4 262
SAFR GOLIA1885 0 33 62 15 99 3 0 4 39 17 16 0 288
SAFR GOLIA1886 96 43 65 84 5 0 56 3 3 56 7 62 480
SAFR GOLIA1887 30 72 72 43 35 0 46 42 0 1 26 7 374
SAFR GOLIA1888 8 60 61 6 84 6 3 43 19 18 6 26 340
SAFR GOLIA1889 93 34 96 0 19 0 0 0 0 93 39 121 495
SAFR GOLIA1890 42 112 41 43 13 17 13 0 9 70 92 55 507
SAFR GOLIA1891 123 34 33 26 29 12 11 33 14 10 127 58 510
SAFR GOLIA1892 5 56 90 26 9 24 25 17 101 15 17 35 420
SAFR GOLIA1893 41 38 99 32 26 9 12 10 27 32 57 30 413
SAFR GOLIA1894 1 50 147 37 7 15 0 0 6 20 74 18 375
SAFR GOLIA1895 103 52 5 49 6 0 0 10 14 7 36 34 316
SAFR GOLIA1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GOLIA1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GOLIA1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GOLIA1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GOLIA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GRAAF GRAAF REINET GRAAF -3215 2432 741 SAFR 80
SAFR GRAAF MEAN 27 42 50 29 23 13 15 17 22 27 32 34 326
SAFR GRAAF STDV 25 35 39 23 26 13 18 22 26 24 28 32 106
SAFR GRAAF1861 40 30 26 43 20 3 19 18 29 14 24 49 315
SAFR GRAAF1862 27 11 4 46 1 4 39 9 9 9 2 15 176
SAFR GRAAF1863 6 118 9 9 36 8 11 1 19 105 99 45 466
SAFR GRAAF1864 45 118 40 6 23 3 12 20 24 10 18 26 345
SAFR GRAAF1865 33 19 23 68 2 12 16 1 19 3 2 12 210
SAFR GRAAF1866 3 81 24 54 4 1 0 23 61 11 52 47 361
SAFR GRAAF1867 10 63 47 12 38 9 2 87 33 38 74 50 463
SAFR GRAAF1868 22 110 24 37 41 0 63 8 0 28 55 31 419
SAFR GRAAF1869 13 103 41 8 8 1 1 46 19 83 27 0 350
SAFR GRAAF1870 41 80 65 57 32 0 0 46 6 58 38 45 468
SAFR GRAAF1871 27 40 33 6 29 26 24 27 1 88 28 89 418
SAFR GRAAF1872 49 20 72 14 92 16 11 22 17 0 42 29 384
SAFR GRAAF1873 35 59 26 27 24 0 19 4 10 27 13 15 259
SAFR GRAAF1874 108 30 59 15 6 0 38 0 14 24 91 166 551
SAFR GRAAF1875 27 51 28 59 22 39 40 33 5 16 74 51 445
SAFR GRAAF1876 81 130 73 85 56 13 2 4 27 9 47 7 534
SAFR GRAAF1877 39 20 49 3 18 7 16 0 3 69 35 18 277
SAFR GRAAF1878 9 11 55 26 17 1 6 19 26 25 45 13 253
SAFR GRAAF1879 56 7 113 36 9 32 29 4 59 2 1 0 348
SAFR GRAAF1881 47 26 109 32 34 20 32 21 4 3 21 19 368
SAFR GRAAF1882 43 44 49 9 26 0 8 26 18 2 23 64 312
SAFR GRAAF1883 5 26 76 17 13 5 1 15 5 20 20 0 203
SAFR GRAAF1884 35 16 34 9 33 62 0 0 4 21 30 2 246
SAFR GRAAF1885 12 22 62 25 107 0 0 8 87 24 27 0 374
SAFR GRAAF1886 79 56 54 66 1 1 119 1 7 47 6 110 547
SAFR GRAAF1887 25 67 76 58 43 0 47 30 1 7 45 4 403
SAFR GRAAF1888 5 69 67 20 80 4 4 22 38 41 8 10 368
SAFR GRAAF1889 103 32 79 2 24 1 0 0 0 70 33 128 472
SAFR GRAAF1890 52 111 42 12 25 4 5 0 6 77 64 39 437
SAFR GRAAF1891 96 10 52 35 51 23 7 46 11 11 114 66 522
SAFR GRAAF1892 19 15 83 16 11 16 17 17 132 19 34 24 403
SAFR GRAAF1893 16 31 80 20 2 11 5 7 48 36 110 23 389
SAFR GRAAF1894 44 29 132 27 22 17 0 7 6 16 46 30 376
SAFR GRAAF1895 49 36 64 43 17 0 0 3 14 8 18 62 314
SAFR GRAAF1896 23 37 37 16 34 7 0 67 2 4 99 26 352
SAFR GRAAF1897 49 15 65 8 84 5 0 1 42 7 15 20 311
SAFR GRAAF1898 112 56 25 25 11 0 9 0 2 58 26 19 343
SAFR GRAAF1899 4 66 52 59 4 9 1 4 2 0 8 23 232
SAFR GRAAF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GRAHA GRAHAMSTOWN GRAHA -3318 2632 539 SAFR 79
SAFR GRAHA MEAN 58 65 83 51 49 35 36 43 60 74 72 54 654
SAFR GRAHA STDV 37 34 54 40 45 28 47 48 51 46 54 44 125
SAFR GRAHA1851G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 647
SAFR GRAHA1852G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 562
SAFR GRAHA1855G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 814
SAFR GRAHA1856G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 845
SAFR GRAHA1857G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 787
SAFR GRAHA1858G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 662
SAFR GRAHA1865 58 184 20 72 11 13 21 24 124 9 30 11 577
SAFR GRAHA1866 59 43 99 43 5 3 3 39 44 100 72 54 564
SAFR GRAHA1867 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 191 64 92 237 38 9999
SAFR GRAHA1868 23 99 40 54 20 1 67 91 85 40 149 105 774
SAFR GRAHA1869 33 73 67 12 14 13 11 37 61 171 98 26 616
SAFR GRAHA1870 43 167 83 39 80 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GRAHA1871G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 783
SAFR GRAHA1872 86 93 110 152 204 93 53 55 6 37 85 32 1006
SAFR GRAHA1873 85 45 69 81 28 17 7 27 19 55 118 54 605
SAFR GRAHA1874 0 53 147 36 25 11 190 16 54 124 84 298 1038
SAFR GRAHA1875 11 57 41 94 36 14 53 42 10 46 51 57 512
SAFR GRAHA1876 52 172 32 84 88 12 5 22 58 32 129 16 702
SAFR GRAHA1877 41 58 71 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 34 15 9999
SAFR GRAHA1878 12 60 72 29 25 33 15 54 60 14 72 45 491
SAFR GRAHA1879G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 760
SAFR GRAHA1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 930
SAFR GRAHA1881 70 35 138 66 82 133 93 82 66 18 40 22 845
SAFR GRAHA1882 39 99 67 56 90 1 32 62 52 43 52 53 646
SAFR GRAHA1883 65 21 84 51 76 9 13 59 37 102 16 15 548
SAFR GRAHA1884 74 71 50 32 59 89 11 14 40 79 125 17 661
SAFR GRAHA1885 35 36 95 36 100 0 39 43 126 59 185 53 807
SAFR GRAHA1886 93 108 102 161 36 0 232 10 19 129 49 140 1079
SAFR GRAHA1887 41 126 46 60 38 14 33 121 19 47 168 31 744
SAFR GRAHA1888 63 62 136 52 121 9 15 200 90 69 49 36 902
SAFR GRAHA1889 131 53 58 19 1 21 42 12 7 111 53 272 780
SAFR GRAHA1890 35 191 17 62 26 31 13 4 35 57 75 58 604
SAFR GRAHA1891 139 45 35 32 118 120 18 54 31 47 186 81 906
SAFR GRAHA1892 14 67 124 102 30 11 17 9 239 87 23 24 747
SAFR GRAHA1893 71 22 110 85 74 23 22 15 145 63 259 67 956
SAFR GRAHA1894 132 21 163 86 55 5 26 39 36 121 49 43 776
SAFR GRAHA1895 97 125 114 75 23 4 10 25 43 98 47 61 722
SAFR GRAHA1896 57 46 37 47 20 30 15 62 71 68 172 75 700
SAFR GRAHA1897 38 17 54 62 76 103 14 12 67 90 117 50 700
SAFR GRAHA1898 116 110 16 33 43 14 26 18 21 124 42 48 611
SAFR GRAHA1899 57 42 34 76 42 28 19 34 26 22 40 77 497
SAFR GRAHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GRIQU GRIQUATOWN GRIQU -2851 2315 1311 SAFR 77
SAFR GRIQU MEAN 43 53 66 34 15 5 4 9 9 19 24 31 308
SAFR GRIQU STDV 43 43 44 31 18 9 7 22 16 19 25 30 100
SAFR GRIQU1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 17 0 3 21 38 0 9999
SAFR GRIQU1884 86 39 154 3 27 11 0 0 0 33 6 0 359
SAFR GRIQU1885 1 40 40 11 47 0 0 10 2 13 76 17 257
SAFR GRIQU1886 53 31 73 17 3 0 8 13 0 3 4 108 313
SAFR GRIQU1887 29 67 24 52 50 17 36 2 0 11 49 22 359
SAFR GRIQU1888 64 69 52 18 51 7 0 5 49 2 23 27 367
SAFR GRIQU1889 44 59 33 67 4 0 0 2 0 57 27 58 351
SAFR GRIQU1890 5 97 46 66 30 26 3 1 0 38 29 62 403
SAFR GRIQU1891 99 79 141 84 23 21 0 3 0 3 61 58 572
SAFR GRIQU1892 94 11 80 40 28 21 0 0 16 22 0 3 315
SAFR GRIQU1893 80 58 74 25 0 7 7 0 19 32 38 22 362
SAFR GRIQU1894 38 233 118 79 50 100 0 57 8 48 35 127 893
SAFR GRIQU1895 65 23 25 127 7 0 1 0 0 1 22 112 383
SAFR GRIQU1896 14 21 28 36 0 19 0 0 0 1 8 65 192
SAFR GRIQU1897 84 14 11 3 0 0 0 6 0 12 1 4 135
SAFR GRIQU1898 89 57 74 34 16 0 0 1 0 17 23 1 312
SAFR GRIQU1899 24 3 118 91 48 9 15 4 6 47 24 31 420
SAFR GRIQU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR GROOT GROOTE POST -3328 1824 140 84
SAFR GROOT MEAN 10 14 14 30 78 81 74 59 43 35 19 16 472
SAFR GROOT STDV 15 24 13 22 49 34 34 28 28 20 12 12 102
SAFR GROOT1865 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 13 5 9999
SAFR GROOT1866 66 90 6 30 19 118 63 86 33 30 9 14 564
SAFR GROOT1867 7 13 28 39 27 52 92 34 0 76 8 4 380
SAFR GROOT1868 21 20 12 63 29 35 89 28 25 45 39 24 430
SAFR GROOT1869 2 1 10 17 166 153 73 25 30 18 32 37 564
SAFR GROOT1870 27 4 5 14 120 83 162 88 36 42 12 20 613
SAFR GROOT1871 6 1 3 5 117 65 83 76 0 12 14 14 396
SAFR GROOT1872 13 0 0 0 86 104 75 90 59 17 22 17 483
SAFR GROOT1873 0 0 18 24 71 92 92 78 30 20 8 33 466
SAFR GROOT1874 0 0 25 86 40 58 68 53 25 20 37 0 412
SAFR GROOT1875 0 0 8 19 19 97 17 57 81 31 4 42 375
SAFR GROOT1876 3 5 54 15 70 44 68 130 34 11 20 28 482
SAFR GROOT1877 5 32 4 52 198 91 36 62 36 42 25 0 583
SAFR GROOT1878 5 19 31 17 114 89 128 34 90 67 35 6 635
SAFR GROOT1879 23 0 0 19 45 53 67 31 46 29 18 4 335
SAFR GROOT1881 0 4 18 24 102 68 46 85 26 29 15 14 431
SAFR GROOT1882 2 8 19 15 52 46 70 28 26 51 17 24 358
SAFR GROOT1883 12 5 12 41 68 99 113 85 73 45 3 32 588
SAFR GROOT1884 3 9 2 58 47 84 61 19 102 45 38 0 468
SAFR GROOT1885 1 49 10 36 40 116 32 57 25 25 17 12 420
SAFR GROOT1886 5 0 20 8 65 63 22 48 49 31 4 19 334
SAFR GROOT1887 15 2 0 52 35 19 87 55 34 79 9 10 397
SAFR GROOT1888 3 0 20 45 157 144 93 51 86 11 42 14 666
SAFR GROOT1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 391
SAFR GROOT1890 0 68 23 10 97 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GROOT1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR GROOT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR HOOPS HOOPSTAD HOOPS -2750 2554 1239 SAFR 76
SAFR HOOPS MEAN 81 77 75 39 17 6 8 6 13 39 59 69 9999
SAFR HOOPS STDV 51 55 43 32 22 11 15 13 23 33 38 43 9999
SAFR HOOPS1883 81 77 75 22 17 6 15 6 43 13 49 4 408
SAFR HOOPS1886 81 55 86 22 17 6 1 6 13 8 64 105 464
SAFR HOOPS1887 39 44 107 42 11 11 9 20 13 16 74 81 467
SAFR HOOPS1888 77 96 144 137 14 1 8 12 23 59 10 49 630
SAFR HOOPS1889 108 68 26 59 17 6 8 104 13 48 158 63 678
SAFR HOOPS1892 103 36 100 10 4 6 8 34 13 32 41 23 410
SAFR HOOPS1894 225 296 11 39 22 6 8 6 13 39 54 134 853
SAFR HOOPS1895 121 203 82 189 17 6 8 6 13 52 35 93 825
SAFR HOOPS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR HOPET HOPETOWN HOPET -2937 2405 1098 SAFR 77
SAFR HOPET MEAN 39 53 59 34 15 6 6 8 11 19 30 28 298
SAFR HOPET STDV 36 43 38 29 19 9 9 17 19 17 28 26 90
SAFR HOPET1881 56 83 129 30 43 8 1 0 2 3 14 6 375
SAFR HOPET1882 10 61 93 34 30 0 12 7 37 6 30 43 363
SAFR HOPET1883 24 19 37 10 0 0 6 0 2 29 42 0 169
SAFR HOPET1884 93 5 120 3 19 17 0 0 4 5 34 0 300
SAFR HOPET1885 6 0 4 17 40 6 0 7 12 2 15 7 116
SAFR HOPET1886 42 13 47 28 2 0 4 11 0 12 6 32 197
SAFR HOPET1887 107 110 62 48 50 8 39 33 1 24 18 31 531
SAFR HOPET1888 36 53 58 25 39 4 0 3 41 20 5 11 295
SAFR HOPET1889 26 60 8 15 4 0 0 0 0 97 39 42 291
SAFR HOPET1890 14 66 70 83 29 20 25 3 0 26 27 39 402
SAFR HOPET1891 51 60 177 42 52 23 0 13 0 7 114 50 589
SAFR HOPET1892 62 20 264 19 25 28 0 2 39 24 1 7 491
SAFR HOPET1893 107 23 37 10 0 7 5 13 1 6 64 34 307
SAFR HOPET1894 66 55 75 25 15 13 0 18 0 34 52 67 420
SAFR HOPET1895 41 50 76 66 37 0 3 0 0 9 11 133 426
SAFR HOPET1896 7 33 15 103 35 30 0 1 0 3 17 89 333
SAFR HOPET1897 119 10 66 10 7 0 0 1 0 1 1 58 273
SAFR HOPET1898 164 52 77 20 8 0 1 0 9 21 10 10 372
SAFR HOPET1899 0 56 98 60 64 9 22 4 5 44 18 32 412
SAFR HOPET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR HUMAN HUMANSDORP HUMAN -3402 2446 152 SAFR 83
SAFR HUMAN MEAN 47 45 65 57 63 51 56 64 69 72 61 43 689
SAFR HUMAN STDV 34 37 47 43 52 38 40 43 55 45 49 30 143
SAFR HUMAN1878 23 54 104 30 58 62 58 64 145 61 55 58 772
SAFR HUMAN1879 38 39 180 49 19 80 36 64 71 45 17 35 673
SAFR HUMAN1881 34 9 80 108 158 73 80 80 44 29 43 31 769
SAFR HUMAN1882 32 18 45 29 114 3 57 33 74 57 48 67 577
SAFR HUMAN1883 19 11 45 77 51 19 50 122 21 92 1 34 542
SAFR HUMAN1884 76 51 48 40 16 89 36 21 68 59 31 31 566
SAFR HUMAN1885 39 33 23 40 113 11 41 59 70 21 52 11 513
SAFR HUMAN1886 33 67 61 80 24 0 123 31 33 46 53 74 625
SAFR HUMAN1887 37 70 67 97 48 19 14 86 10 30 67 20 565
SAFR HUMAN1888 22 35 143 42 129 58 57 143 81 68 56 51 885
SAFR HUMAN1889 81 12 28 11 1 47 78 43 30 56 58 244 689
SAFR HUMAN1890 22 100 27 20 30 56 49 5 30 84 37 30 490
SAFR HUMAN1891 56 34 29 6 44 270 56 114 26 57 229 46 967
SAFR HUMAN1892 26 64 95 191 26 96 66 15 132 97 7 21 836
SAFR HUMAN1894 47 11 116 42 86 11 42 43 21 33 70 22 544
SAFR HUMAN1895 103 28 15 56 31 50 32 58 38 79 29 57 576
SAFR HUMAN1896 15 32 14 77 15 33 41 216 38 8 125 56 670
SAFR HUMAN1897 15 35 46 10 182 61 83 40 148 78 57 21 776
SAFR HUMAN1898 77 26 22 12 72 23 45 25 41 70 49 44 506
SAFR HUMAN1899 13 40 50 88 41 43 6 21 28 32 25 37 424
SAFR HUMAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR JANSE JANSENVILLE JANSE -3256 2440 410 SAFR 80
SAFR JANSE MEAN 22 33 42 24 17 7 11 15 19 27 25 23 256
SAFR JANSE STDV 25 31 35 24 24 8 16 23 28 26 23 24 79
SAFR JANSE1878 0 26 37 30 13 15 0 5 36 1 4 15 182
SAFR JANSE1879 22 21 93 69 15 18 4 7 24 3 0 8 284
SAFR JANSE1881 20 30 65 36 14 5 14 11 5 1 29 8 238
SAFR JANSE1882 76 40 40 16 11 0 6 10 10 4 11 58 282
SAFR JANSE1883 1 10 53 13 10 9 0 5 13 24 19 13 170
SAFR JANSE1884 52 24 34 4 24 30 0 0 1 14 28 0 211
SAFR JANSE1885 3 21 66 20 50 0 1 0 37 12 22 27 259
SAFR JANSE1886 67 27 19 58 4 3 49 6 14 17 3 89 356
SAFR JANSE1887 70 20 62 28 11 0 15 46 0 6 70 8 336
SAFR JANSE1888 15 10 54 43 47 6 1 6 36 5 12 42 277
SAFR JANSE1889 68 24 22 0 25 7 0 0 0 31 37 117 331
SAFR JANSE1890 22 72 25 13 4 6 0 0 16 33 45 34 270
SAFR JANSE1891 70 10 62 37 22 55 7 36 12 4 84 42 441
SAFR JANSE1892 1 30 30 20 2 8 6 6 66 7 18 11 205
SAFR JANSE1893 39 23 123 33 14 6 6 4 36 21 113 37 455
SAFR JANSE1894 41 64 124 17 4 8 0 2 22 35 45 26 388
SAFR JANSE1895 49 44 25 49 30 3 0 3 12 8 18 49 290
SAFR JANSE1896 87 34 53 3 24 4 0 50 5 10 86 26 382
SAFR JANSE1897 38 0 21 20 43 12 0 0 37 11 0 13 195
SAFR JANSE1898 80 58 17 13 11 1 0 1 0 30 17 10 238
SAFR JANSE1899 0 5 14 47 3 6 4 15 4 12 6 13 129
SAFR JANSE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR JOBRG JOHANNESBURG JOBRG -2612 2806 1753 SAFR 74
SAFR JOBRG MEAN 142 120 107 50 23 7 10 9 25 70 127 133 823
SAFR JOBRG STDV 82 67 55 36 27 15 20 18 27 41 64 59 179
SAFR JOBRG1888 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 37 23 9 91 58 112 9999
SAFR JOBRG1889 130 80 51 33 0 0 0 0 25 6 128 51 504
SAFR JOBRG1890 156 88 41 55 0 0 19 0 3 5 99 194 660
SAFR JOBRG1891 259 205 141 131 28 18 0 14 1 37 59 143 1036
SAFR JOBRG1892 168 130 97 36 28 2 0 0 52 93 56 38 700
SAFR JOBRG1893 197 152 89 30 0 5 7 0 70 61 205 140 956
SAFR JOBRG1894 117 182 124 38 71 4 0 22 59 11 125 147 900
SAFR JOBRG1895 97 116 178 51 6 3 0 0 8 2 101 178 740
SAFR JOBRG1896 42 94 50 43 32 16 0 20 11 61 62 158 589
SAFR JOBRG1897 247 127 100 14 13 0 0 5 3 83 56 89 737
SAFR JOBRG1898 227 151 72 11 38 0 0 5 26 16 66 124 736
SAFR JOBRG1899 181 74 52 75 22 3 9 1 51 68 73 117 726
SAFR JOBRG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KENHA KENHARDT KENHA -2921 2109 791 SAFR 78
SAFR KENHA MEAN 17 30 32 18 10 5 5 5 5 8 10 10 145
SAFR KENHA STDV 31 37 33 25 15 8 13 10 10 11 13 12 70
SAFR KENHA1878G9999 13 70 6 28 0 10 9 11 9999 28 9 173
SAFR KENHA1879 15 4 7 0 18 44 3 3 53 3 0 0 150
SAFR KENHA1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 83
SAFR KENHA1881 17 19 59 20 4 12 0 0 1 19 0 0 151
SAFR KENHA1882 17 30 12 3 0 12 10 4 13 0 0 21 122
SAFR KENHA1883 0 8 0 44 2 0 0 0 2 4 5 0 65
SAFR KENHA1884 60 0 0 7 14 8 0 0 0 0 27 0 116
SAFR KENHA1885 0 84 76 19 32 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 236
SAFR KENHA1886 9 0 44 0 0 0 0 19 0 3 10 64 149
SAFR KENHA1887 0 39 24 15 22 8 6 0 0 4 18 0 136
SAFR KENHA1888 0 8 15 9 10 6 0 3 19 4 0 0 74
SAFR KENHA1889 56 49 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 10 174
SAFR KENHA1890 0 7 86 63 10 12 0 0 0 18 21 23 240
SAFR KENHA1891 17 58 2 20 12 2 0 17 0 14 37 0 179
SAFR KENHA1892 45 0 45 26 15 0 1 0 0 20 0 0 152
SAFR KENHA1893 51 19 48 6 5 9999 14 1 3 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KENHA1894 4 64 33 26 22 19 0 0 0 25 6 9 208
SAFR KENHA1895 9 7 21 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 37 171
SAFR KENHA1896 0 30 32 2 14 0 0 1 0 0 7 51 137
SAFR KENHA1897 20 6 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35
SAFR KENHA1898 34 43 19 24 3 0 5 0 5 9 0 0 142
SAFR KENHA1899 3 25 34 26 21 13 15 0 7 14 1 13 172
SAFR KENHA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KIMBE KIMBERLEY KIMBE -2848 2446 1204 SAFR 76
SAFR KIMBE MEAN 58 64 74 40 18 7 7 9 14 28 43 51 413
SAFR KIMBE STDV 37 44 41 33 20 14 11 18 21 24 31 40 121
SAFR KIMBE1874 181 228 76 13 9999 9999 23 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KIMBE1875 65 92 57 22 44 6 33 1 0 29 42 47 438
SAFR KIMBE1876 38 102 57 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KIMBE1877 17 99 36 1 24 0 17 9 22 31 34 55 345
SAFR KIMBE1878 13 74 21 10 18 0 16 28 0 4 29 24 237
SAFR KIMBE1879 62 71 113 6 13 33 15 8 151 0 7 13 492
SAFR KIMBE1880 135 34 15 8 6 1 0 0 0 53 38 102 392
SAFR KIMBE1881 151 154 206 36 44 3 0 21 0 11 128 16 770
SAFR KIMBE1882 41 33 97 27 32 1 21 19 32 12 20 41 376
SAFR KIMBE1883 67 45 39 14 6 0 18 3 3 22 66 1 284
SAFR KIMBE1884 164 46 120 21 22 9 0 0 8 19 21 39 469
SAFR KIMBE1885 5 52 39 23 14 2 0 20 39 14 19 17 244
SAFR KIMBE1886 34 35 94 26 1 2 9 5 2 13 2 145 368
SAFR KIMBE1887 38 74 46 35 51 14 35 19 2 25 24 114 477
SAFR KIMBE1888 52 85 116 46 51 3 0 7 45 19 0 15 439
SAFR KIMBE1889 67 51 48 50 6 0 0 4 6 113 59 42 446
SAFR KIMBE1890 23 175 42 76 18 19 24 2 0 37 84 87 587
SAFR KIMBE1891 84 73 165 67 7 30 4 26 12 38 139 151 796
SAFR KIMBE1892 24 29 123 16 3 27 0 1 47 36 17 4 327
SAFR KIMBE1893 145 39 35 36 0 21 5 15 0 6 56 55 413
SAFR KIMBE1894 193 148 64 30 30 1 0 7 10 33 61 59 636
SAFR KIMBE1895 33 51 50 92 29 0 6 0 1 1 64 80 407
SAFR KIMBE1896 31 22 83 78 56 13 0 9 0 1 22 189 504
SAFR KIMBE1897 65 20 49 24 6 0 0 6 0 22 0 34 226
SAFR KIMBE1898 214 56 33 13 33 0 1 0 12 34 35 34 465
SAFR KIMBE1899 67 61 73 98 34 9 24 6 6 46 46 23 493
SAFR KIMBE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KINGW KINGWILLIAMSTOWN KINGW -3252 2724 400 SAFR 79
SAFR KINGW MEAN 56 66 81 42 32 18 20 27 44 58 64 53 551
SAFR KINGW STDV 36 39 53 38 33 22 36 47 38 45 47 37 135
SAFR KINGW1868 27 165 53 26 15 1 102 105 42 106 49 99 790
SAFR KINGW1869 55 72 123 29 5 13 3 31 72 94 73 23 593
SAFR KINGW1870 49 174 68 44 70 1 22 26 15 98 58 81 706
SAFR KINGW1871 46 68 21 53 9 12 61 48 33 180 41 127 699
SAFR KINGW1872 39 10 96 72 275 34 68 8 24 19 73 45 763
SAFR KINGW1873 155 26 54 40 22 4 9 18 17 33 103 58 539
SAFR KINGW1874 56 121 147 53 7 1 78 11 13 52 72 330 941
SAFR KINGW1875 28 88 49 97 27 17 75 27 13 45 39 73 578
SAFR KINGW1876 114 311 83 69 99 25 8 11 75 11 107 34 947
SAFR KINGW1877 52 54 66 9 14 6 27 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KINGW1878 56 66 96 46 2 7 8 14 20 26 111 42 494
SAFR KINGW1879 75 50 130 117 10 22 60 38 70 14 8 17 611
SAFR KINGW1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 633
SAFR KINGW1881 76 22 137 50 29 55 97 38 44 20 52 9 629
SAFR KINGW1882 22 75 70 73 105 0 15 29 69 19 40 84 601
SAFR KINGW1883 44 25 116 26 7 6 1 26 17 104 14 20 406
SAFR KINGW1884 65 38 52 31 43 29 3 12 13 72 55 6 419
SAFR KINGW1885 10 32 47 31 49 0 17 33 55 71 138 86 569
SAFR KINGW1886 83 106 44 56 8 3 118 9 22 95 26 148 718
SAFR KINGW1887 56 130 59 62 28 16 38 88 3 30 128 13 651
SAFR KINGW1888 39 42 108 62 67 1 3 64 53 41 16 20 516
SAFR KINGW1889 60 98 46 19 2 6 4 6 5 63 53 193 555
SAFR KINGW1890 46 161 24 89 15 57 4 3 23 47 107 34 610
SAFR KINGW1891 84 61 56 51 106 96 33 89 21 5 158 70 830
SAFR KINGW1892 31 39 105 68 17 5 11 26 203 58 43 68 674
SAFR KINGW1893 194 40 47 125 36 2 53 13 142 86 218 53 1009
SAFR KINGW1894 71 30 133 83 69 2 0 13 14 44 44 43 546
SAFR KINGW1895 74 88 91 93 18 4 3 9 17 86 31 73 587
SAFR KINGW1896 42 71 76 104 11 17 6 92 20 29 141 70 679
SAFR KINGW1897 22 26 69 24 17 82 1 8 54 94 24 29 450
SAFR KINGW1898 106 213 46 13 22 12 13 31 12 70 53 37 628
SAFR KINGW1899 60 37 60 54 14 8 12 19 36 24 11 62 397
SAFR KINGW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KLERS KLERSDORP KLERS -2657 2640 1300 SAFR 74
SAFR KLERS MEAN 100 93 87 48 20 7 7 6 15 48 76 94 604
SAFR KLERS STDV 57 56 45 40 24 15 15 14 21 37 46 47 153
SAFR KLERS1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KLERS1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 12 0 0 0 0 65 118 69 9999
SAFR KLERS1896 57 48 63 63 27 17 0 26 0 0 3 104 408
SAFR KLERS1897 204 98 21 23 9 0 0 5 2 21 13 45 441
SAFR KLERS1898 188 78 106 20 48 0 0 0 11 22 38 66 577
SAFR KLERS1899 102 10 110 67 12 8 19 8 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KLERS1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KLERS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KNYSN KNYSNA KNYSN -3403 2303 30 SAFR 83
SAFR KNYSN MEAN 53 54 65 58 69 59 56 73 73 69 61 55 751
SAFR KNYSN STDV 32 38 37 43 57 41 33 45 54 40 37 42 125
SAFR KNYSN1881 30 17 62 43 93 82 142 73 34 39 25 20 660
SAFR KNYSN1882 39 30 57 42 89 3 59 24 33 28 48 50 502
SAFR KNYSN1883 4 15 37 40 37 13 35 86 49 56 5 101 478
SAFR KNYSN1884 67 153 64 40 41 132 35 8 118 51 64 37 810
SAFR KNYSN1885 40 31 53 88 130 9 51 64 92 72 58 40 728
SAFR KNYSN1886 46 42 77 32 23 13 131 35 57 82 105 71 714
SAFR KNYSN1887 55 22 48 59 41 12 8 157 29 71 33 32 567
SAFR KNYSN1888 41 34 108 45 109 26 71 152 128 45 63 51 873
SAFR KNYSN1889 70 48 98 28 21 68 43 41 40 88 40 151 736
SAFR KNYSN1890 34 100 22 27 29 50 75 14 27 58 63 43 542
SAFR KNYSN1891 51 38 11 12 33 176 19 97 41 84 178 56 796
SAFR KNYSN1892 12 65 83 57 58 85 91 26 116 104 5 63 765
SAFR KNYSN1893 49 56 70 43 115 9 35 29 55 59 108 119 747
SAFR KNYSN1894 57 9 121 77 55 22 27 56 61 47 117 44 693
SAFR KNYSN1895 124 28 28 59 22 79 39 50 95 40 19 61 644
SAFR KNYSN1896 60 32 27 56 34 79 52 155 62 55 123 60 795
SAFR KNYSN1897 27 44 47 26 80 41 47 68 128 81 70 55 714
SAFR KNYSN1898 160 50 48 97 86 30 128 49 71 42 23 29 813
SAFR KNYSN1899 42 40 72 74 40 88 24 12 45 50 17 29 533
SAFR KNYSN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KOKST KOKSTAD KOKST -3032 2925 1278 SAFR 79
SAFR KOKST MEAN 109 106 95 42 25 13 13 16 33 55 84 95 673
SAFR KOKST STDV 45 44 48 33 33 25 23 21 28 32 45 42 131
SAFR KOKST1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 5 23 124 173 9999
SAFR KOKST1883 129 100 128 27 52 0 0 16 62 94 100 24 732
SAFR KOKST1884 138 46 90 4 97 25 0 0 20 71 44 34 569
SAFR KOKST1885 119 60 22 6 0 0 0 9 7 57 130 114 524
SAFR KOKST1886 158 112 71 36 6 0 0 13 5 7 95 67 570
SAFR KOKST1887 70 134 137 50 20 13 13 64 13 16 77 89 696
SAFR KOKST1889 9999 9999 9999 58 9999 0 0 9999 9999 9999 78 165 9999
SAFR KOKST1890 139 114 46 39 7 11 2 6 2 106 182 131 785
SAFR KOKST1891 77 66 129 44 77 61 15 43 16 42 107 148 825
SAFR KOKST1892 119 75 110 39 34 0 7 61 85 47 118 70 765
SAFR KOKST1893 155 85 118 94 17 2 12 26 187 104 162 118 1080
SAFR KOKST1894 133 87 118 79 8 0 0 11 27 39 88 116 706
SAFR KOKST1895 77 151 151 39 3 1 0 0 8 21 21 214 686
SAFR KOKST1896 119 100 49 44 13 9 11 33 25 45 111 242 801
SAFR KOKST1897 107 78 116 30 12 109 0 0 10 33 15 88 598
SAFR KOKST1898 201 67 58 13 83 0 16 6 28 44 114 86 716
SAFR KOKST1899 80 62 86 40 19 0 16 0 0 58 47 58 466
SAFR KOKST9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KOMAT KOMATIPOORT KOMAT -2526 3157 14 SAFR 72
SAFR KOMAT MEAN 115 112 88 46 21 10 9 9 26 45 85 88 639
SAFR KOMAT STDV 73 92 69 45 28 18 15 15 27 37 55 65 171
SAFR KOMAT1888 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 91 27 9999
SAFR KOMAT1889 340 104 63 33 2 2 0 44 12 12 111 76 799
SAFR KOMAT1890 106 143 55 44 21 10 11 3 0 61 92 148 694
SAFR KOMAT1891 249 201 82 16 55 10 7 34 1 14 131 73 873
SAFR KOMAT1892 59 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KOMAT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR KROON KROONSTAD KROON -2740 2714 1348 SAFR 74
SAFR KROON MEAN 88 83 82 51 25 8 8 9 20 53 71 84 580
SAFR KROON STDV 53 42 46 38 26 13 14 14 25 38 48 44 126
SAFR KROON1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 50 23 9999 42 32 63 54 9999
SAFR KROON1881 202 119 282 32 21 0 1 33 10 20 168 36 924
SAFR KROON1882 128 82 53 32 28 9 23 6 58 30 32 81 562
SAFR KROON1883 125 32 63 7 1 0 6 4 28 31 53 30 380
SAFR KROON1884 40 95 80 22 31 18 0 0 9 58 154 49 556
SAFR KROON1885 67 107 30 38 17 0 0 20 117 36 70 90 592
SAFR KROON1886 159 88 155 73 0 0 10 3 8 65 115 85 761
SAFR KROON1887 31 126 215 49 47 17 0 21 4 25 92 43 670
SAFR KROON1888 55 106 175 154 26 2 8 22 0 123 41 84 796
SAFR KROON1889 47 32 41 60 8 0 0 9 0 34 113 48 392
SAFR KROON1890 76 95 76 38 68 17 17 0 1 60 122 158 728
SAFR KROON1891 240 28 92 64 52 32 0 1 1 7 105 100 722
SAFR KROON1892 119 149 107 23 23 22 0 5 71 123 85 13 740
SAFR KROON1893 315 51 67 33 0 13 11 4 37 37 122 97 787
SAFR KROON1894 215 101 97 24 68 1 6 15 38 15 42 84 706
SAFR KROON1895 59 97 78 89 15 0 0 0 0 68 127 103 636
SAFR KROON1896 44 59 15 93 24 8 0 38 19 21 59 106 486
SAFR KROON1897 117 77 87 24 16 0 0 24 23 11 4 47 430
SAFR KROON1898 161 31 72 13 58 0 0 0 21 57 45 63 521
SAFR KROON1899 188 17 89 75 28 18 35 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR KROON9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR LADIS LADISMITH LADIS -3329 2116 533 SAFR 83
SAFR LADIS MEAN 20 24 35 30 27 23 24 25 29 26 30 22 300
SAFR LADIS STDV 23 29 28 27 27 24 21 21 27 21 26 31 74
SAFR LADIS1879 29 20 20 5 79 37 15 24 92 19 11 8 359
SAFR LADIS1881 12 4 48 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 12 16 13 4 9999
SAFR LADIS1882 24 17 49 45 8 10 15 21 10 11 10 63 283
SAFR LADIS1883 8 40 4 68 17 17 6 42 38 50 0 7 297
SAFR LADIS1884 60 78 39 7 23 80 19 1 21 15 30 22 395
SAFR LADIS1885 20 42 15 23 99 5 9 17 29 22 10 11 302
SAFR LADIS1886 40 50 16 41 31 9 85 24 24 46 22 46 434
SAFR LADIS1887 15 30 125 47 14 13 32 51 5 18 24 2 376
SAFR LADIS1888 21 10 58 65 28 21 33 51 103 28 38 10 466
SAFR LADIS1889 45 9 26 4 15 10 22 11 0 25 13 72 252
SAFR LADIS1890 49 56 19 24 91 14 35 36 10 59 40 40 473
SAFR LADIS1891 11 9 0 32 25 43 27 43 21 16 76 7 310
SAFR LADIS1892 2 34 35 52 20 52 65 6 59 43 49 22 439
SAFR LADIS1893 11 38 89 16 21 18 20 3 51 41 38 8 354
SAFR LADIS1894 131 10 98 47 51 8 5 9 33 10 56 3 461
SAFR LADIS1895 129 4 19 26 9 29 9 18 28 10 2 36 319
SAFR LADIS1896 5 70 13 20 73 27 4 57 14 15 18 30 346
SAFR LADIS1897 5 29 26 1 63 6 17 4 39 44 20 5 259
SAFR LADIS1898 50 6 2 72 26 17 19 0 3 15 2 9 221
SAFR LADIS1899 3 3 16 69 27 17 10 9 9 25 0 7 195
SAFR LADIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR LADYB LADYBRAND -2912 2727 9999 75
SAFR LADYB MEAN 129 108 99 65 32 13 25 25 35 47 73 109 747
SAFR LADYB STDV 88 59 56 41 16 12 24 21 40 27 37 80 126
SAFR LADYB1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 4 34 64 7 77 18 28 44 9999
SAFR LADYB1881 180 163 238 26 22 6 5 18 4 22 114 27 825
SAFR LADYB1882 53 168 84 28 56 1 9 4 46 20 45 130 644
SAFR LADYB1883 126 21 65 30 10 0 15 41 15 67 113 27 530
SAFR LADYB1884 150 55 130 87 34 20 8 0 21 38 72 72 687
SAFR LADYB1885 29 107 52 50 25 7 3 43 158 39 45 127 685
SAFR LADYB1887 31 101 184 73 59 5 41 33 7 36 70 104 744
SAFR LADYB1888 163 110 168 158 38 10 27 27 24 91 40 103 959
SAFR LADYB1889 101 129 27 102 20 3 0 45 44 63 103 62 699
SAFR LADYB1890 77 205 100 49 39 34 31 39 0 95 128 101 898
SAFR LADYB1893 315 80 59 44 32 13 24 3 81 85 142 95 973
SAFR LADYB1894 174 182 73 30 27 5 25 14 55 47 78 111 821
SAFR LADYB1895 33 192 90 81 29 13 26 25 14 12 85 259 859
SAFR LADYB1896 74 66 62 119 37 21 25 70 11 10 44 341 880
SAFR LADYB1897 128 39 58 29 29 13 25 6 2 46 8 62 445
SAFR LADYB1898 311 64 85 25 63 13 25 5 28 49 66 72 806
SAFR LADYB1899 113 46 104 114 26 26 77 41 10 67 52 122 798
SAFR LADYB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR MAPET MAPETAN 9999 9999 9999 100
SAFR MAPET MEAN 394 291 295 205 114 52 50 84 53 95 190 338 2135
SAFR MAPET STDV 359 140 134 85 71 67 79 85 53 74 126 220 256
SAFR MAPET1887 101 370 287 311 204 12 169 62 27 116 194 279 2132
SAFR MAPET1888 217 255 455 348 90 43 31 190 74 91 106 195 2095
SAFR MAPET1889 396 425 102 276 63 0 0 108 19 155 193 165 1902
SAFR MAPET1890 94 481 300 213 94 83 22 81 0 239 390 271 2268
SAFR MAPET1891 392 310 416 155 139 232 84 73 39 32 323 256 2451
SAFR MAPET1892 252 129 455 113 13 74 6 135 165 170 124 185 1821
SAFR MAPET1893 740 168 248 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 344 9999 9999
SAFR MAPET1894 490 548 223 129 113 22 0 27 87 155 297 291 2382
SAFR MAPET1895 235 385 428 261 128 0 37 0 18 9 213 647 2361
SAFR MAPET1896 108 227 94 212 269 67 0 283 0 0 218 894 2372
SAFR MAPET1897 514 219 417 57 26 0 0 48 0 35 5 389 1710
SAFR MAPET1898 1405 115 119 184 97 0 0 0 117 44 37 156 2274
SAFR MAPET1899 182 157 297 204 134 95 246 0 89 91 29 328 1852
SAFR MAPET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR MIDDB MIDDLEBURG MIDDB -3130 2500 1447 SAFR 77
SAFR MIDDB MEAN 36 49 54 27 18 9 9 8 15 22 31 31 317
SAFR MIDDB STDV 31 42 39 24 24 10 12 14 18 23 30 32 121
SAFR MIDDB1878 2 48 55 38 10 0 12 26 1 4 76 31 303
SAFR MIDDB1879 60 46 108 91 67 13 55 0 72 3 0 3 518
SAFR MIDDB1880 35 72 66 3 21 0 0 6 0 20 82 10 315
SAFR MIDDB1881 83 63 146 17 33 15 5 4 10 3 11 12 402
SAFR MIDDB1882 67 37 61 17 32 0 13 0 44 5 13 36 325
SAFR MIDDB1883 3 27 126 9 0 0 2 36 11 21 20 0 255
SAFR MIDDB1884 113 20 20 10 59 33 0 1 3 17 10 2 288
SAFR MIDDB1885 21 26 64 12 38 0 0 7 33 13 43 21 278
SAFR MIDDB1886 43 105 77 61 8 1 68 7 6 48 0 78 502
SAFR MIDDB1887 8 97 60 42 19 0 56 48 0 9 26 1 366
SAFR MIDDB1888 27 101 62 21 35 6 0 26 27 14 3 37 359
SAFR MIDDB1889 46 78 49 11 4 1 0 1 0 50 19 135 394
SAFR MIDDB1890 37 71 31 57 5 8 5 0 7 118 101 67 507
SAFR MIDDB1891 138 84 74 33 50 38 13 18 8 4 92 60 612
SAFR MIDDB1892 54 21 74 65 24 29 2 26 49 24 23 10 401
SAFR MIDDB1893 132 85 111 17 0 8 4 2 18 22 68 32 499
SAFR MIDDB1894 121 62 119 48 9 19 0 0 0 51 84 27 540
SAFR MIDDB1895 79 34 23 64 15 0 2 1 0 7 22 59 306
SAFR MIDDB1896 43 34 31 74 34 27 0 17 0 0 54 83 397
SAFR MIDDB1897 46 30 27 0 13 0 0 4 6 14 1 15 156
SAFR MIDDB1898 162 59 40 26 10 0 0 0 19 40 33 7 396
SAFR MIDDB1899 12 99 64 51 17 24 12 24 1 8 5 20 337
SAFR MIDDB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR MONTA MONTAGU MONTA -3320 2003 768 SAFR 83
SAFR MONTA MEAN 13 15 21 28 35 37 37 38 29 24 26 17 306
SAFR MONTA STDV 19 23 26 35 33 24 31 29 28 23 25 33 80
SAFR MONTA1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 21 12 34 39 15 58 9999 8 9999
SAFR MONTA1884 40 17 10 23 30 114 25 2 44 3 21 0 329
SAFR MONTA1885 0 39 0 37 184 28 9 29 58 21 14 2 421
SAFR MONTA1886 16 0 0 18 39 8 79 39 39 64 13 10 325
SAFR MONTA1887 13 11 18 43 25 10 23 50 3 33 42 5 276
SAFR MONTA1888 5 1 2 14 72 55 38 82 82 3 28 7 389
SAFR MONTA1889 13 3 6 6 18 14 15 40 9 18 8 30 180
SAFR MONTA1890 0 44 19 25 106 10 99 18 0 30 45 16 412
SAFR MONTA1891 0 4 4 11 34 26 33 91 21 6 11 0 241
SAFR MONTA1892 0 8 40 44 24 67 71 35 76 31 8 11 415
SAFR MONTA1893 0 33 20 5 9 52 26 16 18 14 8 0 201
SAFR MONTA1894 0 23 36 8 31 34 3 21 4 24 37 0 221
SAFR MONTA1895 45 0 10 20 0 20 5 0 41 6 10 11 168
SAFR MONTA1896 7 6 4 6 96 22 0 67 18 10 13 0 249
SAFR MONTA1897 0 0 17 5 54 13 35 13 54 31 20 4 246
SAFR MONTA1898 26 0 12 83 23 26 67 4 11 25 0 0 277
SAFR MONTA1899 0 0 13 28 35 0 38 47 3 14 0 17 195
SAFR MONTA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR MOSSE MOSSELBAAI MOSSE -3410 2208 76 SAFR 83
SAFR MOSSE MEAN 26 34 36 35 38 32 32 38 40 39 36 30 423
SAFR MOSSE STDV 27 29 31 30 32 20 23 26 37 33 28 28 107
SAFR MOSSE1877 9999 9999 9999 18 49 11 104 10 24 46 20 8 9999
SAFR MOSSE1878 13 31 59 37 23 30 79 88 35 35 17 30 477
SAFR MOSSE1879 19 39 64 17 28 37 21 29 81 30 7 3 375
SAFR MOSSE1881 23 8 51 30 48 34 49 37 17 27 14 14 352
SAFR MOSSE1882 14 14 29 56 67 4 51 35 20 12 30 51 383
SAFR MOSSE1883 10 2 51 30 27 9 19 71 33 57 4 38 351
SAFR MOSSE1884 43 85 54 19 12 58 22 7 57 42 17 14 430
SAFR MOSSE1885 23 23 31 81 160 8 32 57 45 52 49 18 579
SAFR MOSSE1886 26 39 14 51 17 16 56 26 38 42 41 47 413
SAFR MOSSE1887 23 24 46 84 20 12 22 71 18 52 37 14 423
SAFR MOSSE1888 22 20 65 33 103 24 113 33 112 56 24 23 628
SAFR MOSSE1889 41 75 37 20 8 8 18 20 15 33 11 137 423
SAFR MOSSE1890 10 78 13 23 57 35 33 6 24 45 41 28 393
SAFR MOSSE1891 36 21 14 14 65 155 21 47 20 38 67 24 522
SAFR MOSSE1892 5 58 78 199 41 52 47 13 53 47 2 25 620
SAFR MOSSE1893 30 12 49 16 47 11 12 9 63 58 87 19 413
SAFR MOSSE1894 35 10 57 63 24 12 17 20 15 30 53 16 352
SAFR MOSSE1895 59 12 5 29 15 23 10 26 45 27 23 55 329
SAFR MOSSE1896 18 24 29 96 28 37 15 61 28 24 34 34 428
SAFR MOSSE1897 14 19 26 16 59 25 15 28 51 55 32 16 356
SAFR MOSSE1898 55 20 8 55 26 9 69 8 45 25 7 15 342
SAFR MOSSE1899 7 28 60 33 47 26 13 13 14 33 7 54 335
SAFR MOSSE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR MURRA MURRAYSBURG MURRA -3157 2345 1158 SAFR 80
SAFR MURRA MEAN 26 41 49 26 21 10 12 11 11 18 27 22 261
SAFR MURRA STDV 29 37 38 24 23 9 14 17 16 18 26 23 87
SAFR MURRA1881 27 145 124 66 16 24 9 1 2 0 29 11 454
SAFR MURRA1882 41 123 26 14 4 0 28 26 18 11 17 69 377
SAFR MURRA1883 6 14 33 30 7 0 0 4 6 29 9 0 138
SAFR MURRA1884 85 24 9 8 53 10 0 0 3 6 7 0 205
SAFR MURRA1885 11 59 59 18 97 0 0 14 11 0 36 0 305
SAFR MURRA1886 35 36 71 78 0 0 37 10 10 26 0 46 349
SAFR MURRA1887 24 55 43 63 42 0 11 33 0 12 17 15 315
SAFR MURRA1888 17 73 59 19 74 17 2 30 22 9 9 21 352
SAFR MURRA1889 86 39 74 11 29 2 2 0 0 33 24 74 374
SAFR MURRA1890 25 54 80 41 23 8 9 0 3 41 39 29 352
SAFR MURRA1891 75 8 97 45 43 25 4 14 6 23 36 13 389
SAFR MURRA1892 8 0 60 15 14 23 6 4 37 33 27 29 256
SAFR MURRA1893 33 34 45 9 6 10 7 6 4 3 41 11 209
SAFR MURRA1894 52 55 76 8 9 13 0 0 3 22 62 17 317
SAFR MURRA1895 76 34 9 40 8 0 0 4 3 8 15 65 262
SAFR MURRA1896 25 55 9 6 36 22 0 11 0 10 33 15 222
SAFR MURRA1897 54 22 23 17 41 0 13 0 15 0 0 8 193
SAFR MURRA1898 42 39 28 29 19 1 3 3 0 8 13 4 189
SAFR MURRA1899 11 47 53 36 6 15 19 9 0 11 0 4 211
SAFR MURRA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR NAAUW NAAUWPORT NAAUW -3111 2457 1340 SAFR 77
SAFR NAAUW MEAN 40 54 70 34 21 10 11 14 18 24 36 34 347
SAFR NAAUW STDV 41 42 55 32 20 11 14 27 25 21 29 30 108
SAFR NAAUW1885 6 41 73 15 60 0 0 16 19 4 36 8 278
SAFR NAAUW1886 45 90 44 47 8 0 22 17 4 22 4 19 322
SAFR NAAUW1887 9 104 27 26 35 1 60 34 0 3 34 26 359
SAFR NAAUW1888 38 76 79 57 46 16 0 20 39 11 2 20 404
SAFR NAAUW1889 45 113 18 12 16 1 0 2 0 46 39 88 380
SAFR NAAUW1890 62 107 80 67 16 23 4 0 5 73 79 64 580
SAFR NAAUW1891 124 76 100 57 72 46 2 31 7 12 121 48 696
SAFR NAAUW1892 55 0 107 54 65 58 0 0 45 40 0 0 424
SAFR NAAUW1893 105 29 85 0 0 2 2 6 1 19 49 20 318
SAFR NAAUW1894 35 42 88 17 13 28 0 0 7 42 64 51 387
SAFR NAAUW1895 109 64 63 100 23 0 9 3 0 0 24 88 483
SAFR NAAUW1896 41 25 46 75 0 34 34 11 0 0 45 55 366
SAFR NAAUW1897 26 8 39 24 15 0 0 8 0 0 0 17 137
SAFR NAAUW1898 130 45 80 40 15 0 0 0 29 20 7 0 366
SAFR NAAUW1899 2 96 116 37 43 31 35 23 0 0 0 76 459
SAFR NAAUW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR OOKIE OOKIEP OOKIE -2936 1754 918 SAFR 82
SAFR OOKIE MEAN 4 8 10 11 22 27 22 22 13 7 6 5 154
SAFR OOKIE STDV 9 13 11 14 21 26 19 19 14 8 12 8 57
SAFR OOKIE1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 6 3 7 6 2 0 9999
SAFR OOKIE1883 0 0 1 9 37 18 34 24 14 13 0 2 152
SAFR OOKIE1884 8 0 0 34 10 16 4 0 38 9 2 0 121
SAFR OOKIE1885 7 5 6 50 12 30 0 15 38 9 13 4 189
SAFR OOKIE1886 8 3 8 21 40 14 3 29 11 14 0 1 152
SAFR OOKIE1887 0 9 3 26 33 9 19 52 7 32 1 0 191
SAFR OOKIE1888 0 11 0 18 50 79 17 55 42 4 11 0 287
SAFR OOKIE1889 10 13 0 11 5 6 11 23 9 35 1 15 139
SAFR OOKIE1890 1 9 5 52 39 14 11 4 34 33 18 13 233
SAFR OOKIE1891 8 5 44 25 65 52 25 14 13 0 0 0 251
SAFR OOKIE1892 10 0 32 53 69 31 7 47 13 9 1 27 299
SAFR OOKIE1893 0 29 37 7 30 36 3 7 10 2 2 0 163
SAFR OOKIE1894 1 64 4 5 8 16 0 36 5 18 13 1 171
SAFR OOKIE1895 0 0 23 24 15 3 7 10 5 1 1 0 89
SAFR OOKIE1896 1 8 16 6 9 12 15 14 3 5 1 1 91
SAFR OOKIE1897 2 0 19 0 31 11 35 0 9 26 0 0 133
SAFR OOKIE1898 4 5 9 39 20 15 59 0 6 3 3 0 163
SAFR OOKIE1899 12 10 6 37 46 1 80 37 2 20 0 1 252
SAFR OOKIE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR OUDTS OUDTSHOORN OUDTS -3335 2212 343 SAFR 83
SAFR OUDTS MEAN 15 18 29 24 22 19 18 21 22 22 24 17 244
SAFR OUDTS STDV 19 21 25 23 23 17 15 17 24 16 22 20 60
SAFR OUDTS1878 2 17 36 38 14 12 24 15 22 11 0 11 202
SAFR OUDTS1879 8 2 38 10 41 24 11 14 30 22 3 0 203
SAFR OUDTS1881 1 2 36 12 21 20 32 13 3 11 1 2 154
SAFR OUDTS1883 9999 9999 9999 9999 38 9 12 52 24 51 7 10 9999
SAFR OUDTS1884 40 66 20 3 17 75 6 0 19 12 13 0 271
SAFR OUDTS1885 14 18 44 31 140 0 0 20 78 10 9 5 369
SAFR OUDTS1886 34 32 18 44 14 7 18 13 25 39 29 35 308
SAFR OUDTS1887 31 7 19 46 15 7 6 84 1 9 11 4 240
SAFR OUDTS1888 2 3 25 51 28 14 13 42 93 4 29 18 322
SAFR OUDTS1889 16 3 14 2 11 14 5 12 0 22 8 47 154
SAFR OUDTS1890 8 44 3 21 71 6 11 5 14 28 27 8 246
SAFR OUDTS1891 8 2 2 13 31 27 6 36 7 7 54 10 203
SAFR OUDTS1892 2 21 29 19 12 44 28 3 56 28 13 14 269
SAFR OUDTS1893 7 10 59 6 5 6 8 2 17 29 28 4 181
SAFR OUDTS1894 1 27 48 30 31 8 3 6 11 25 24 3 217
SAFR OUDTS1895 66 2 9 20 6 18 5 4 32 15 9 26 212
SAFR OUDTS1896 8 31 2 4 23 23 6 64 11 12 28 5 217
SAFR OUDTS1897 7 38 13 1 44 5 4 1 49 33 11 1 207
SAFR OUDTS1898 37 6 4 34 15 6 11 0 5 13 1 0 132
SAFR OUDTS1899 0 1 24 47 15 10 8 11 6 16 0 19 157
SAFR OUDTS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PELLA PELLA PELLA -2902 1909 594 SAFR 81
SAFR PELLA MEAN 6 17 18 10 5 3 3 1 3 3 6 5 72
SAFR PELLA STDV 13 29 21 20 10 6 9 4 8 7 11 13 52
SAFR PELLA1878 12 8 0 0 3 0 13 0 0 3 0 0 39
SAFR PELLA1879 0 5 0 0 59 7 0 0 6 0 0 1 78
SAFR PELLA1881 3 14 34 15 0 16 0 1 0 0 0 0 83
SAFR PELLA1882 4 19 9 15 0 7 0 0 3 3 6 14 80
SAFR PELLA1883 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 9 35
SAFR PELLA1884 13 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 22
SAFR PELLA1885 1 14 24 0 5 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 85
SAFR PELLA1886 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 27
SAFR PELLA1887 0 5 27 17 22 12 0 2 0 0 6 0 91
SAFR PELLA1888 8 9 10 0 0 0 0 23 38 0 0 0 88
SAFR PELLA1889 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 107 0 0 107
SAFR PELLA1890 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 3 40 0 10 63
SAFR PELLA1891 11 4 3 9 8 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 63
SAFR PELLA1892 6 0 44 18 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 9 83
SAFR PELLA1893 0 11 35 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 14 0 68
SAFR PELLA1894 0 62 0 22 5 20 0 0 0 39 6 22 176
SAFR PELLA1895 0 0 28 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31
SAFR PELLA1896 3 3 0 5 0 3 3 19 3 3 6 5 53
SAFR PELLA1897 7 0 5 6 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66
SAFR PELLA1898 35 0 0 0 21 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 61
SAFR PELLA1899 9 10 64 66 10 0 14 9 9 52 0 0 243
SAFR PELLA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PHILT PHILLIPSTOWN PHILT -3026 2428 1340 SAFR 77
SAFR PHILT MEAN 36 53 64 35 19 11 9 12 15 20 29 27 318
SAFR PHILT STDV 37 51 52 31 25 18 15 21 25 21 26 23 107
SAFR PHILT1878 15 15 61 13 0 0 0 0 13 0 71 13 201
SAFR PHILT1879 60 39 72 23 37 39 10 0 56 0 0 0 336
SAFR PHILT1881 18 80 130 50 29 16 3 6 3 0 13 0 348
SAFR PHILT1882 7 49 132 30 29 0 25 10 27 6 12 19 346
SAFR PHILT1883 17 24 44 34 0 0 0 24 3 18 13 0 177
SAFR PHILT1884 93 27 67 0 86 17 0 0 0 6 8 0 304
SAFR PHILT1885 0 73 20 37 66 0 0 16 18 3 5 0 238
SAFR PHILT1886 74 25 61 57 0 0 0 13 0 28 0 103 361
SAFR PHILT1887 13 51 18 53 69 0 67 38 0 16 19 20 364
SAFR PHILT1888 21 120 122 42 43 5 0 14 34 3 7 28 439
SAFR PHILT1889 42 165 0 24 5 0 0 0 0 85 36 69 426
SAFR PHILT1890 36 64 44 42 25 30 18 0 0 30 18 86 393
SAFR PHILT1891 43 44 119 61 57 33 6 11 0 23 152 53 602
SAFR PHILT1892 42 0 108 43 25 48 0 9 17 51 13 17 373
SAFR PHILT1893 91 22 91 0 0 11 6 11 0 25 39 10 306
SAFR PHILT1894 56 40 73 8 7 15 0 0 0 23 50 27 299
SAFR PHILT1895 70 67 42 66 36 0 0 0 0 0 65 54 400
SAFR PHILT1896 41 15 29 53 42 30 0 0 0 0 12 92 314
SAFR PHILT1897 61 6 70 13 10 0 0 12 0 0 0 26 198
SAFR PHILT1898 154 37 27 51 14 0 1 4 28 21 34 1 372
SAFR PHILT1899 41 89 92 61 48 29 34 20 10 34 20 40 518
SAFR PHILT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PHIPS PHILLIPOLIS PHIPS -3016 2516 1372 SAFR 76
SAFR PHIPS MEAN 48 65 73 41 24 7 10 14 16 26 39 39 384
SAFR PHIPS STDV 35 57 54 30 27 11 13 22 25 26 34 33 129
SAFR PHIPS1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 59 38 11 108 0 1 14 9999
SAFR PHIPS1881 63 123 156 56 36 19 10 23 11 0 35 22 554
SAFR PHIPS1882 17 90 96 37 28 9 23 6 58 30 32 81 507
SAFR PHIPS1883 35 94 97 17 2 0 9 10 4 11 16 0 295
SAFR PHIPS1884 117 88 112 0 71 27 0 0 1 17 11 0 444
SAFR PHIPS1885 12 46 58 28 38 0 0 20 58 13 28 40 341
SAFR PHIPS1886 100 14 111 56 3 2 3 11 11 28 26 93 458
SAFR PHIPS1887 33 136 57 38 28 3 68 46 7 19 34 48 517
SAFR PHIPS1888 50 55 88 105 36 9 0 21 34 10 6 15 429
SAFR PHIPS1889 97 107 16 37 6 0 0 2 0 50 29 72 416
SAFR PHIPS1890 68 144 43 67 29 24 13 14 0 60 29 87 578
SAFR PHIPS1891 109 128 117 65 59 77 22 50 2 10 112 43 794
SAFR PHIPS1892 101 105 153 22 16 50 1 21 52 18 34 27 600
SAFR PHIPS1893 70 26 53 29 0 16 4 31 24 32 80 35 400
SAFR PHIPS1894 125 31 103 57 21 20 0 1 1 68 60 43 530
SAFR PHIPS1895 64 108 81 78 34 0 8 1 3 0 77 105 559
SAFR PHIPS1896 29 23 81 9999 42 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PHIPS1897 85 22 35 31 17 0 0 2 4 4 0 20 220
SAFR PHIPS1898 233 78 43 27 30 0 2 0 14 60 43 25 555
SAFR PHIPS1899 19 123 125 81 50 34 38 14 26 42 56 19 627
SAFR PHIPS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PIKET PIKETBERG PIKET -3254 1845 274 SAFR 84
SAFR PIKET MEAN 14 12 17 34 64 80 63 72 43 33 23 14 444
SAFR PIKET STDV 19 14 18 24 40 49 38 37 28 22 21 15 101
SAFR PIKET1879 14 12 17 34 37 49 70 53 52 52 21 7 418
SAFR PIKET1880 21 34 25 52 12 58 35 85 73 4 2 3 404
SAFR PIKET1881 0 2 19 40 108 55 67 51 33 22 17 8 422
SAFR PIKET1882 2 17 12 14 49 45 65 46 23 78 10 89 450
SAFR PIKET1883 0 0 0 22 103 73 82 82 62 84 0 19 527
SAFR PIKET1884 28 10 1 28 44 71 52 4 85 19 39 0 381
SAFR PIKET1885 3 60 16 74 39 101 3 32 75 44 0 0 447
SAFR PIKET1886 4 0 9 6 150 53 89 106 145 115 16 15 708
SAFR PIKET1887 26 4 0 60 92 38 80 110 0 88 0 4 502
SAFR PIKET1888 0 0 4 35 257 125 120 78 159 6 62 33 879
SAFR PIKET1889 0 43 9 45 81 67 77 30 63 7 0 12 434
SAFR PIKET1890 0 47 6 30 98 42 90 44 42 65 28 9 501
SAFR PIKET1891 0 9 8 87 94 75 27 64 61 10 0 0 435
SAFR PIKET1892 5 0 0 35 92 122 78 83 106 58 50 59 688
SAFR PIKET1893 0 0 0 35 89 131 66 93 78 47 18 0 557
SAFR PIKET1894 0 20 27 30 17 124 33 77 21 66 102 0 517
SAFR PIKET1895 7 0 9 69 104 69 57 44 97 9 10 39 514
SAFR PIKET1896 8 6 14 1 33 46 31 48 17 32 16 0 252
SAFR PIKET1897 5 3 37 47 33 53 84 35 50 76 27 27 477
SAFR PIKET1898 22 11 21 124 79 144 159 30 57 57 13 17 734
SAFR PIKET1899 18 5 11 69 84 30 121 149 33 75 8 16 619
SAFR PIKET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PILGR PILGRIMS REST PILGR -2454 3045 1260 SAFR 72
SAFR PILGR MEAN 172 168 130 62 19 14 13 9 30 62 117 142 929
SAFR PILGR STDV 101 97 91 43 21 20 21 14 31 38 60 66 195
SAFR PILGR1885 139 106 58 53 7 2 0 15 81 25 127 111 724
SAFR PILGR1886 287 171 215 50 3 1 7 2 26 43 202 91 1098
SAFR PILGR1887 203 186 251 45 27 37 0 20 45 37 66 314 1231
SAFR PILGR1888 142 268 173 98 24 17 0 15 70 42 58 39 946
SAFR PILGR1889 387 165 80 32 20 0 0 14 17 7 198 135 1055
SAFR PILGR1890 177 283 168 86 47 21 30 0 0 86 103 169 1170
SAFR PILGR1891 244 200 248 16 68 5 15 47 1 76 99 134 1153
SAFR PILGR1892 99 94 218 28 62 0 0 0 26 74 132 104 837
SAFR PILGR1893 377 272 115 58 0 0 33 0 104 101 140 285 1485
SAFR PILGR1894 203 234 162 65 34 25 0 13 40 30 61 109 976
SAFR PILGR1895 138 297 175 44 32 0 0 4 20 1 10 91 812
SAFR PILGR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PRIES PRIESKA PRIES -2940 2245 932 SAFR 77
SAFR PRIES MEAN 29 41 50 31 14 5 6 6 6 13 18 19 217
SAFR PRIES STDV 37 41 41 33 16 9 12 13 12 14 21 20 99
SAFR PRIES1878 14 48 49 1 8 0 14 20 0 0 24 12 190
SAFR PRIES1879 26 8 74 11 45 26 10 1 23 0 1 38 263
SAFR PRIES1880 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PRIES1881 75 89 94 133 22 7 1 1 0 0 10 1 433
SAFR PRIES1882 2 22 57 66 8 0 14 7 11 0 1 14 202
SAFR PRIES1883 8 10 8 6 0 0 0 3 0 6 57 3 101
SAFR PRIES1884 137 17 69 4 44 14 0 0 0 0 0 2 287
SAFR PRIES1885 6 24 23 14 33 1 0 4 4 5 6 0 120
SAFR PRIES1886 5 35 56 9 0 0 5 16 0 11 0 25 162
SAFR PRIES1887 13 65 43 32 29 16 20 2 0 22 40 12 294
SAFR PRIES1888 0 30 98 25 20 7 0 10 37 4 6 9 246
SAFR PRIES1889 55 57 17 20 5 0 0 0 0 57 8 64 283
SAFR PRIES1890 7 45 40 124 0 18 0 0 0 19 28 53 334
SAFR PRIES1891 38 27 143 21 50 17 0 0 0 2 68 39 405
SAFR PRIES1892 67 6 151 48 28 11 0 0 10 30 5 14 370
SAFR PRIES1893 46 46 93 1 0 9 2 20 25 48 45 13 348
SAFR PRIES1894 42 47 34 23 32 5 0 28 0 41 23 56 331
SAFR PRIES1895 24 19 35 140 23 0 0 0 0 0 12 43 296
SAFR PRIES1896 0 7 8 38 14 16 0 0 0 0 11 19 113
SAFR PRIES1897 82 0 12 11 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 117
SAFR PRIES1898 65 73 18 38 20 0 0 0 0 51 8 0 273
SAFR PRIES1899 19 35 86 77 9 6 11 4 0 21 39 29 336
SAFR PRIES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PRINC PRINCE ALBERT PRINC -3313 2202 686 SAFR 81
SAFR PRINC MEAN 12 18 25 17 15 13 11 10 11 12 15 10 157
SAFR PRINC STDV 21 24 21 17 17 12 10 11 15 13 15 15 55
SAFR PRINC1878 4 3 45 57 13 8 13 0 5 17 0 8 173
SAFR PRINC1879 29 1 35 1 86 26 5 4 26 0 0 0 213
SAFR PRINC1881 4 0 30 8 26 43 1 1 0 0 0 0 113
SAFR PRINC1882 34 1 28 55 2 10 3 1 0 1 0 56 191
SAFR PRINC1883 1 2 3 73 7 22 6 27 35 38 28 0 242
SAFR PRINC1884 29 1 5 10 52 40 0 0 0 49 0 0 186
SAFR PRINC1885 0 47 92 30 122 1 0 3 58 6 45 6 410
SAFR PRINC1886 38 56 7 42 0 2 34 34 41 12 7 48 321
SAFR PRINC1887 11 5 61 57 37 0 8 47 6 25 5 13 275
SAFR PRINC1888 6 41 86 58 70 14 12 54 91 0 30 21 483
SAFR PRINC1889 16 25 13 8 1 1 0 2 7 29 10 64 176
SAFR PRINC1890 9 38 1 24 98 8 0 0 4 21 55 26 284
SAFR PRINC1891 17 0 11 30 37 24 10 30 3 0 27 6 195
SAFR PRINC1892 4 2 38 23 28 54 3 10 47 45 23 30 307
SAFR PRINC1893 2 21 71 15 22 29 1 5 6 14 5 0 191
SAFR PRINC1894 4 53 28 3 68 31 5 6 9 38 23 6 274
SAFR PRINC1895 81 0 56 24 12 19 3 0 10 1 5 17 228
SAFR PRINC1896 28 42 4 9 23 55 0 50 2 2 3 0 218
SAFR PRINC1897 6 4 18 1 80 0 19 3 9 21 6 0 167
SAFR PRINC1898 5 6 5 31 5 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 57
SAFR PRINC1899 0 10 16 31 24 3 11 5 3 0 1 0 104
SAFR PRINC9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PT EL PT ELIZABETH PT EL -3359 2536 58 SAFR 83
SAFR PT EL MEAN 35 37 54 51 64 54 52 61 66 59 54 40 628
SAFR PT EL STDV 27 28 48 35 50 39 37 41 66 35 43 33 132
SAFR PT EL1866 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 9 6 25 43 61 24 30 9999
SAFR PT EL1867 12 35 43 33 70 112 49 79 99 67 235 18 852
SAFR PT EL1868 7 105 39 48 20 16 99 31 10 33 55 39 502
SAFR PT EL1869 5 11 18 18 72 40 57 81 91 111 53 25 582
SAFR PT EL1870 45 84 12 57 152 22 124 30 41 102 69 34 772
SAFR PT EL1871 13 48 35 53 28 106 76 69 25 49 33 81 616
SAFR PT EL1872 50 19 113 32 137 97 61 55 46 23 71 23 727
SAFR PT EL1873 38 4 40 30 51 51 15 10 39 60 60 114 512
SAFR PT EL1874 17 22 70 69 60 9 158 37 56 152 52 68 770
SAFR PT EL1875 10 19 38 105 33 19 90 106 29 62 40 43 594
SAFR PT EL1876 24 102 47 48 87 52 3 38 33 25 63 67 589
SAFR PT EL1877 23 46 22 24 20 28 22 18 28 103 33 22 389
SAFR PT EL1878 15 28 61 29 33 43 60 83 104 86 46 44 632
SAFR PT EL1879 23 22 96 55 9 96 12 30 104 38 12 29 526
SAFR PT EL1880 14 40 134 99 72 26 0 96 20 35 108 18 662
SAFR PT EL1881 20 6 71 47 132 74 35 87 32 7 49 13 573
SAFR PT EL1882 20 22 27 35 83 10 28 28 56 58 34 39 440
SAFR PT EL1883 43 4 74 53 103 26 73 82 25 44 23 40 590
SAFR PT EL1884 43 29 43 47 11 59 45 10 138 19 44 12 500
SAFR PT EL1885 17 13 26 44 96 11 34 60 45 29 40 22 437
SAFR PT EL1886 38 18 32 90 11 5 148 27 13 91 37 64 574
SAFR PT EL1887 25 14 19 112 14 8 22 79 7 0 74 39 413
SAFR PT EL1888 16 16 66 25 154 49 44 128 72 37 45 69 721
SAFR PT EL1889 42 31 68 10 5 44 99 39 20 62 82 134 636
SAFR PT EL1890 9 58 14 25 33 38 49 17 37 52 30 27 389
SAFR PT EL1891 45 6 4 11 66 122 13 90 38 51 85 97 628
SAFR PT EL1892 0 41 43 64 24 34 47 14 83 48 3 85 486
SAFR PT EL1893 37 10 29 33 120 9 29 17 84 47 134 17 566
SAFR PT EL1894 13 11 55 44 43 6 19 72 34 44 51 20 412
SAFR PT EL1895 33 25 5 41 26 76 9 27 64 72 13 42 433
SAFR PT EL1896 17 17 13 42 18 11 19 111 78 13 64 28 431
SAFR PT EL1897 5 17 17 19 202 69 50 31 139 50 58 10 667
SAFR PT EL1898 124 33 11 35 48 17 51 5 74 101 30 39 568
SAFR PT EL1899 25 8 24 52 23 25 5 13 24 21 25 20 265
SAFR PT EL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PTMAR PIETERMARITZBURG PTMAR -2937 3020 765 SAFR 73
SAFR PTMAR MEAN 141 136 125 56 30 12 12 25 47 84 120 135 924
SAFR PTMAR STDV 62 66 76 49 35 20 18 28 34 41 48 52 203
SAFR PTMAR1854G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1284
SAFR PTMAR1855G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1086
SAFR PTMAR1856G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1295
SAFR PTMAR1857G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1858G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 696
SAFR PTMAR1859G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 721
SAFR PTMAR1860 58 107 20 43 10 15 1 33 79 89 229 104 788
SAFR PTMAR1861 56 112 61 51 18 0 1 3 10 79 64 119 574
SAFR PTMAR1862 135 84 94 51 36 0 1 33 15 53 104 155 761
SAFR PTMAR1863 46 140 74 43 74 2 19 5 46 183 97 152 881
SAFR PTMAR1864 168 193 127 5 23 2 0 8 18 107 140 157 948
SAFR PTMAR1865 175 124 117 43 10 33 3 33 61 23 81 97 800
SAFR PTMAR1866G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 769
SAFR PTMAR1867G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 800
SAFR PTMAR1868G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1127
SAFR PTMAR1869G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 783
SAFR PTMAR1870G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 778
SAFR PTMAR1871G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 819
SAFR PTMAR1872G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1142
SAFR PTMAR1873G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 927
SAFR PTMAR1874G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1158
SAFR PTMAR1875G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 942
SAFR PTMAR1876G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 978
SAFR PTMAR1877G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 861
SAFR PTMAR1878G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 679
SAFR PTMAR1879G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1074
SAFR PTMAR1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1173
SAFR PTMAR1881G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 956
SAFR PTMAR1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 997
SAFR PTMAR1883G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 952
SAFR PTMAR1884G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 974
SAFR PTMAR1885G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 856
SAFR PTMAR1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 881
SAFR PTMAR1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1081
SAFR PTMAR1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1062
SAFR PTMAR1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR PTMAR1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1168
SAFR PTMAR1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 908
SAFR PTMAR1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 804
SAFR PTMAR1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1108
SAFR PTMAR1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 807
SAFR PTMAR1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 640
SAFR PTMAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PTNOL PORT NOLLOTH PTNOL -2914 1652 4 SAFR 82
SAFR PTNOL MEAN 1 2 4 6 7 9 8 8 4 4 3 2 57
SAFR PTNOL STDV 2 4 6 8 8 9 9 9 6 5 5 4 26
SAFR PTNOL1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 20 23 0 23 0 9999 0 9999
SAFR PTNOL1881 1 0 14 10 6 1 1 7 0 1 1 0 42
SAFR PTNOL1882 0 1 18 0 10 1 13 4 1 1 3 2 54
SAFR PTNOL1883 2 0 0 2 32 8 8 5 5 5 0 1 68
SAFR PTNOL1884 3 1 0 1 10 3 0 0 11 0 7 0 36
SAFR PTNOL1885 1 3 0 5 6 3 1 8 7 0 5 1 40
SAFR PTNOL1886 3 0 0 14 21 9 1 13 1 3 0 0 65
SAFR PTNOL1887 0 1 5 3 44 5 3 7 0 8 0 0 76
SAFR PTNOL1888 0 0 0 0 7 32 6 6 10 0 2 0 63
SAFR PTNOL1889 0 0 0 4 3 0 2 0 0 16 0 3 28
SAFR PTNOL1890 4 14 0 15 7 0 0 13 2 1 9 7 72
SAFR PTNOL1891 1 0 2 3 28 9 10 19 9 0 2 0 83
SAFR PTNOL1892 0 0 2 13 33 17 18 10 12 0 0 12 117
SAFR PTNOL1893 0 0 8 7 12 19 0 3 3 0 15 0 67
SAFR PTNOL1894 2 2 6 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 17
SAFR PTNOL1895 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 5 0 12
SAFR PTNOL1896 3 2 9 2 4 18 3 31 4 3 2 0 81
SAFR PTNOL1897 1 3 7 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 22
SAFR PTNOL1898 0 0 0 27 23 11 17 0 0 0 2 0 80
SAFR PTNOL1899 2 2 2 25 26 2 50 8 3 13 0 0 133
SAFR PTNOL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR PTSTJ PORT ST JOHNS PTSTJ -3138 2933 47 SAFR 79
SAFR PTSTJ MEAN 118 129 148 91 58 39 47 48 88 107 122 115 1092
SAFR PTSTJ STDV 54 74 93 89 51 56 82 42 62 64 67 55 225
SAFR PTSTJ1887 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 150 43 57 282 129 9999
SAFR PTSTJ1888 180 78 306 41 143 0 9 120 122 188 99 78 1364
SAFR PTSTJ1889 73 160 115 70 32 31 7 44 60 179 76 109 956
SAFR PTSTJ1890 57 474 68 346 19 23 20 10 31 191 165 77 1481
SAFR PTSTJ1891 51 210 131 21 115 199 74 137 41 202 146 142 1469
SAFR PTSTJ1892 75 76 81 52 42 78 35 39 249 179 113 117 1136
SAFR PTSTJ1893 222 48 74 204 87 3 53 64 249 123 241 115 1483
SAFR PTSTJ1894 53 67 129 97 32 0 5 19 55 67 81 49 654
SAFR PTSTJ1895 101 300 96 86 35 8 8 14 14 243 66 214 1185
SAFR PTSTJ1896 201 59 63 335 42 46 29 140 194 138 192 304 1743
SAFR PTSTJ1897 144 124 280 42 33 217 1 24 96 250 69 93 1373
SAFR PTSTJ1898 194 75 38 59 103 14 11 76 14 206 166 219 1175
SAFR PTSTJ1899 134 56 55 24 14 2 8 5 34 146 66 60 604
SAFR PTSTJ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR QUEEN QUEENSTOWN QUEEN -3154 2652 1066 SAFR 79
SAFR QUEEN MEAN 70 80 73 37 23 13 12 15 27 41 54 65 502
SAFR QUEEN STDV 42 43 44 24 22 17 21 23 30 32 43 40 127
SAFR QUEEN1872 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 6 19 29 36 65 9999
SAFR QUEEN1873 94 83 139 23 18 0 11 8 20 1 83 79 559
SAFR QUEEN1874 94 87 113 16 5 0 24 1 5 19 75 281 720
SAFR QUEEN1875 100 144 52 64 14 27 25 4 11 34 68 88 631
SAFR QUEEN1876 122 173 46 48 73 18 0 4 26 13 92 3 618
SAFR QUEEN1877 89 104 132 8 29 3 15 0 1 72 13 73 539
SAFR QUEEN1878 8 76 73 56 3 0 4 12 3 14 94 26 369
SAFR QUEEN1879 34 94 192 72 10 51 24 12 41 2 6 11 549
SAFR QUEEN1881 94 123 116 34 39 33 36 13 23 13 40 33 597
SAFR QUEEN1882 51 128 100 47 29 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR QUEEN1883 60 32 84 34 4 0 3 13 20 35 32 6 323
SAFR QUEEN1884 135 60 73 9 48 19 0 0 4 35 32 7 422
SAFR QUEEN1885 10 71 48 37 26 0 0 11 59 30 69 51 412
SAFR QUEEN1886 149 76 69 53 10 1 91 7 6 62 11 65 600
SAFR QUEEN1887 46 210 58 38 26 1 82 40 11 36 61 71 680
SAFR QUEEN1888 68 86 93 43 52 13 1 71 30 28 6 54 545
SAFR QUEEN1889 125 128 56 18 10 9 0 2 0 111 74 250 783
SAFR QUEEN1890 57 158 66 87 5 11 6 10 6 59 120 52 637
SAFR QUEEN1891 221 72 93 67 62 79 58 62 21 19 105 180 1039
SAFR QUEEN1892 100 44 112 49 15 23 5 62 78 84 57 51 680
SAFR QUEEN1893 178 56 84 46 2 27 31 19 63 86 183 51 826
SAFR QUEEN1894 148 58 144 59 17 11 0 0 12 41 53 41 584
SAFR QUEEN1895 70 87 57 39 16 0 5 7 14 12 41 100 448
SAFR QUEEN1896 70 82 139 43 21 6 0 31 1 5 88 144 630
SAFR QUEEN1897 111 33 42 15 31 0 1 1 11 8 3 40 296
SAFR QUEEN1898 203 140 49 25 29 0 5 1 30 33 85 87 687
SAFR QUEEN1899 53 125 72 51 2 22 26 30 6 34 10 79 510
SAFR QUEEN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR RIETF RIETFONTEIN -3252 2405 692 100
SAFR RIETF MEAN 24 36 41 22 22 13 7 13 23 24 25 23 273
SAFR RIETF STDV 25 44 32 19 30 16 10 19 50 34 31 34 118
SAFR RIETF1868 0 55 19 0 10 0 12 15 0 26 35 4 176
SAFR RIETF1869 0 79 7 0 10 15 0 5 28 157 3 23 327
SAFR RIETF1870 20 118 21 0 94 0 0 36 0 65 76 0 430
SAFR RIETF1871 19 68 34 33 0 30 0 0 22 5 24 44 279
SAFR RIETF1872 46 33 87 0 105 58 15 40 25 0 3 6 418
SAFR RIETF1873 19 55 13 0 40 0 30 0 0 0 0 29 186
SAFR RIETF1874 47 25 0 46 0 0 0 0 0 66 110 0 294
SAFR RIETF1875 76 32 41 34 25 64 15 70 13 38 0 112 520
SAFR RIETF1876 0 223 86 38 56 0 22 10 16 30 72 8 561
SAFR RIETF1877 0 6 33 7 6 16 6 0 0 91 19 21 205
SAFR RIETF1878 6 33 88 5 25 18 0 0 62 34 0 6 277
SAFR RIETF1879 13 29 88 18 0 16 0 0 89 0 0 0 253
SAFR RIETF1880 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 47 0 0 73 10 168
SAFR RIETF1881 8 30 0 64 0 12 15 0 0 0 0 0 129
SAFR RIETF1882 48 21 25 54 0 0 5 11 5 0 0 142 311
SAFR RIETF1883 9 0 102 30 6 2 7 11 8 37 0 7 219
SAFR RIETF1885 8 34 36 10 96 1 0 0 19 1 32 12 249
SAFR RIETF1886 77 7 12 41 3 5 38 12 11 11 0 42 259
SAFR RIETF1887 13 44 51 6 0 0 10 23 0 5 37 0 189
SAFR RIETF1888 5 19 63 46 49 22 4 27 263 0 14 39 551
SAFR RIETF1889 51 37 35 0 14 8 0 0 0 28 3 83 259
SAFR RIETF1890 29 48 27 17 17 10 0 0 9 25 43 14 239
SAFR RIETF1891 35 10 38 27 17 24 4 6 9999 9999 38 9999 9999
SAFR RIETF1892 0 0 38 32 4 11 0 1 14 16 6 25 147
SAFR RIETF1893 15 21 89 9 11 21 5 8 11 10 83 6 289
SAFR RIETF1894 46 36 109 41 0 9 0 0 12 10 23 0 286
SAFR RIETF1895 95 0 0 48 31 0 0 0 0 0 23 7 204
SAFR RIETF1896 24 35 19 13 29 32 0 55 8 23 56 0 294
SAFR RIETF1897 18 0 33 6 38 0 11 0 58 33 0 6 203
SAFR RIETF1898 26 20 7 19 10 8 7 0 0 4 0 10 111
SAFR RIETF1899 2 0 37 31 0 7 15 21 8 0 9 21 151
SAFR RIETF9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR RIVER RIVERSDALE RIVER -3406 2116 117 SAFR 83
SAFR RIVER MEAN 25 38 41 37 34 36 33 34 39 44 39 32 447
SAFR RIVER STDV 24 39 34 28 26 29 22 25 31 37 40 40 105
SAFR RIVER1878 7 10 115 54 20 28 39 79 19 35 10 16 432
SAFR RIVER1879 28 27 41 24 47 55 30 40 77 30 19 0 418
SAFR RIVER1881 14 4 68 11 61 21 67 29 20 9 16 4 324
SAFR RIVER1882 0 6 49 25 50 6 50 23 31 8 28 35 311
SAFR RIVER1883 24 10 28 45 43 8 34 20 19 54 6 19 310
SAFR RIVER1884 42 80 51 16 13 67 25 2 33 47 28 3 407
SAFR RIVER1885 22 43 14 55 72 4 22 43 126 24 35 12 472
SAFR RIVER1886 56 36 30 45 31 5 70 45 38 77 23 43 499
SAFR RIVER1887 28 10 176 64 17 11 22 39 16 35 22 23 463
SAFR RIVER1888 39 12 89 54 61 31 29 91 100 47 30 19 602
SAFR RIVER1889 52 26 24 10 29 20 16 29 10 37 21 164 438
SAFR RIVER1890 12 81 81 30 152 28 33 22 13 46 47 56 601
SAFR RIVER1891 24 8 13 19 37 129 18 60 23 26 71 31 459
SAFR RIVER1892 4 31 67 130 21 72 49 27 92 16 10 21 540
SAFR RIVER1893 12 74 39 17 47 21 58 10 54 48 146 3 529
SAFR RIVER1894 57 9 42 61 37 24 9 19 23 16 37 5 339
SAFR RIVER1895 58 6 5 60 7 25 4 11 26 19 15 27 263
SAFR RIVER1896 9 22 22 59 37 36 10 47 20 27 43 21 353
SAFR RIVER1897 13 15 22 11 53 20 13 17 35 28 13 7 247
SAFR RIVER1898 75 7 3 51 18 4 59 5 19 23 5 4 273
SAFR RIVER1899 3 5 41 44 43 27 8 8 18 26 0 45 268
SAFR RIVER9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR SOMER SOMERSET EAST SOMER -3243 2535 766 SAFR 79
SAFR SOMER MEAN 56 75 88 49 36 23 22 30 42 58 59 62 572
SAFR SOMER STDV 35 52 59 39 32 23 27 37 41 47 46 45 140
SAFR SOMER1870 48 84 98 60 70 0 0 30 19 153 40 42 644
SAFR SOMER1871 30 61 33 10 16 26 52 50 32 116 49 45 520
SAFR SOMER1872 56 23 118 25 96 13 20 19 36 17 47 12 482
SAFR SOMER1873 80 16 13 27 28 5 10 15 16 15 45 41 311
SAFR SOMER1874 36 62 78 31 2 1 29 1 24 28 58 184 534
SAFR SOMER1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 30 15 13 31 22 64 9999
SAFR SOMER1876 77 169 145 79 74 10 9 10 49 7 62 9 700
SAFR SOMER1877 21 30 69 36 11 1 32 1 4 25 23 35 288
SAFR SOMER1878 5 36 64 26 43 0 12 27 50 15 81 45 404
SAFR SOMER1881 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 36 29 3 37 25 9999
SAFR SOMER1882 61 105 44 65 24 5 26 44 29 24 30 147 604
SAFR SOMER1883 72 36 134 45 5 17 4 24 34 102 34 4 511
SAFR SOMER1884 93 65 49 12 64 74 0 0 41 75 110 5 588
SAFR SOMER1885 23 71 111 47 75 0 14 10 68 39 106 30 594
SAFR SOMER1886 105 98 57 154 16 7 131 19 31 133 52 174 977
SAFR SOMER1887 49 114 117 66 28 12 54 37 8 34 99 12 630
SAFR SOMER1888 32 76 88 55 91 15 12 46 78 56 26 27 602
SAFR SOMER1889 200 107 68 11 12 19 3 11 3 63 58 126 681
SAFR SOMER1890 37 100 24 48 11 6 15 0 32 85 104 69 531
SAFR SOMER1891 167 20 90 46 79 77 29 59 28 35 138 98 866
SAFR SOMER1892 16 35 153 45 8 26 16 23 212 24 28 34 620
SAFR SOMER1893 69 103 176 57 21 21 17 29 116 82 201 71 963
SAFR SOMER1894 69 27 147 57 41 18 0 12 29 34 37 68 539
SAFR SOMER1895 91 85 99 70 31 1 6 17 38 26 31 77 572
SAFR SOMER1896 87 55 42 31 31 26 0 64 15 29 200 102 682
SAFR SOMER1897 79 12 28 29 79 18 5 2 71 46 20 63 452
SAFR SOMER1898 245 86 70 29 45 6 14 5 9 52 40 40 641
SAFR SOMER1899 49 52 75 65 10 16 20 19 43 21 18 88 476
SAFR SOMER9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR SPRIN SPRINGBOK SPRIN -2940 1753 991 SAFR 82
SAFR SPRIN MEAN 5 8 12 16 28 40 31 33 16 12 8 6 193
SAFR SPRIN STDV 9 15 14 21 25 41 28 28 19 12 16 10 63
SAFR SPRIN1878 4 0 23 66 44 15 95 6 23 48 7 2 333
SAFR SPRIN1879 7 0 0 11 63 26 53 11 48 11 20 13 263
SAFR SPRIN1881 0 0 43 18 52 35 32 25 0 5 0 1 211
SAFR SPRIN1882 0 1 8 2 8 8 11 3 7 9 2 2 61
SAFR SPRIN1883 0 0 0 2 43 23 44 30 13 23 0 2 180
SAFR SPRIN1884 8 0 0 14 14 22 11 0 39 20 2 0 130
SAFR SPRIN1885 5 4 17 47 10 46 2 20 39 11 11 6 218
SAFR SPRIN1886 3 12 13 25 53 13 12 32 32 21 0 0 216
SAFR SPRIN1887 0 6 4 18 34 10 16 80 9 36 1 0 214
SAFR SPRIN1888 0 0 0 26 82 119 39 68 59 61 15 0 469
SAFR SPRIN1889 0 13 0 23 10 40 13 30 18 37 0 8 192
SAFR SPRIN1890 1 10 0 50 54 15 17 5 11 21 32 9 225
SAFR SPRIN1891 0 0 8 23 77 59 27 13 8 0 0 0 215
SAFR SPRIN1892 23 0 42 43 55 36 10 68 21 11 1 36 346
SAFR SPRIN1893 0 24 63 11 32 51 6 12 18 2 3 0 222
SAFR SPRIN1894 0 63 15 6 13 24 0 42 5 22 12 2 204
SAFR SPRIN1895 0 0 39 21 18 3 6 12 6 2 1 0 108
SAFR SPRIN1896 0 4 17 4 11 22 32 24 7 11 0 0 132
SAFR SPRIN1897 0 0 22 0 46 12 43 2 27 29 0 0 181
SAFR SPRIN1898 9 4 25 53 33 28 64 13 12 5 3 0 249
SAFR SPRIN1899 3 22 14 36 61 1 110 52 6 24 0 0 329
SAFR SPRIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR STEYN STEYNSBURG STEYN -3118 2550 1448 SAFR 76
SAFR STEYN MEAN 49 61 69 36 24 11 11 13 22 29 40 45 393
SAFR STEYN STDV 39 42 43 32 25 14 14 20 28 25 37 35 115
SAFR STEYN1878 1 51 29 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR STEYN1879 9999 9999 9999 32 20 60 56 22 40 0 0 34 9999
SAFR STEYN1881 115 87 141 38 34 27 10 0 29 1 9 6 497
SAFR STEYN1882 26 61 99 29 14 4 27 0 38 4 30 89 421
SAFR STEYN1883 45 26 106 24 6 0 1 5 14 3 60 9 299
SAFR STEYN1884 110 31 47 4 60 17 0 0 3 17 11 19 319
SAFR STEYN1885 31 25 63 19 53 0 0 7 62 13 61 50 384
SAFR STEYN1886 73 65 83 67 0 0 41 3 2 47 0 51 432
SAFR STEYN1887 23 139 43 49 43 3 83 47 0 0 8 22 460
SAFR STEYN1888 44 82 68 70 49 19 3 42 30 7 16 37 467
SAFR STEYN1889 72 134 23 13 17 3 0 3 0 48 34 106 453
SAFR STEYN1890 43 85 93 52 31 22 4 3 5 74 69 74 555
SAFR STEYN1891 117 54 120 39 88 67 24 35 5 9 85 74 717
SAFR STEYN1892 59 10 123 68 23 43 3 40 61 68 38 24 560
SAFR STEYN1893 43 80 118 38 1 26 14 13 23 5 10 57 428
SAFR STEYN1894 144 112 93 60 14 23 0 1 6 44 76 49 622
SAFR STEYN1895 72 70 67 44 22 0 0 0 7 0 35 61 378
SAFR STEYN1896 49 106 38 68 24 17 0 40 22 0 44 93 501
SAFR STEYN1897 80 42 51 24 22 3 0 1 8 14 4 32 281
SAFR STEYN1898 187 58 31 43 12 0 6 0 29 43 35 91 535
SAFR STEYN1899 47 92 62 46 25 32 21 28 7 32 6 32 430
SAFR STEYN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR SUTHE SUTHERLAND SUTHE -3223 2040 1459 SAFR 81
SAFR SUTHE MEAN 10 17 26 21 23 33 28 24 14 13 14 10 228
SAFR SUTHE STDV 15 21 23 22 19 28 24 17 15 12 17 15 68
SAFR SUTHE1879 10 17 51 17 92 13 41 16 39 18 15 0 329
SAFR SUTHE1881 5 3 93 10 55 53 9 16 4 0 6 0 254
SAFR SUTHE1882 18 23 47 30 15 19 9 10 18 15 1 68 273
SAFR SUTHE1883 39 1 0 89 27 44 22 26 34 61 0 11 354
SAFR SUTHE1884 25 1 12 12 22 11 12 0 36 2 6 0 139
SAFR SUTHE1885 10 39 41 38 38 49 2 9 7 13 30 10 286
SAFR SUTHE1886 9999 9999 9999 9999 23 36 16 21 34 5 0 3 9999
SAFR SUTHE1887 1 12 65 33 24 2 24 14 3 49 9 2 238
SAFR SUTHE1888 0 16 6 48 70 37 16 19 43 0 15 7 277
SAFR SUTHE1889 30 41 1 11 36 6 10 22 19 6 0 88 270
SAFR SUTHE1890 12 65 14 34 50 40 24 1 11 26 84 2 363
SAFR SUTHE1891 1 4 7 31 43 43 11 32 9 0 55 0 236
SAFR SUTHE1892 13 0 29 20 15 12 9 38 18 41 7 17 219
SAFR SUTHE1893 2 25 60 0 51 39 18 26 20 13 5 0 259
SAFR SUTHE1894 0 27 0 0 43 13 0 9 4 26 65 1 188
SAFR SUTHE1895 67 0 15 53 21 9 13 11 20 13 6 5 233
SAFR SUTHE1896 13 8 0 9999 9999 9999 11 26 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR SUTHE1897 0 19 11 9 47 19 47 8 7 17 7 3 194
SAFR SUTHE1898 22 4 5 48 11 14 17 0 15 6 0 0 142
SAFR SUTHE1899 5 0 36 36 88 4 15 65 11 6 0 5 271
SAFR SUTHE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR UITEN UITENHAGE UITEN -3347 2526 32 SAFR 83
SAFR UITEN MEAN 34 42 54 41 35 24 29 35 47 51 48 37 469
SAFR UITEN STDV 31 41 38 38 34 20 41 37 56 35 39 37 103
SAFR UITEN1859 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 15 14 121 98 0 9999
SAFR UITEN1860 34 71 17 0 89 18 18 50 10 97 46 39 489
SAFR UITEN1861 20 34 56 36 7 6 26 14 48 23 8 38 316
SAFR UITEN1862 14 9 19 32 4 12 29 66 51 38 28 10 312
SAFR UITEN1863 9 65 68 15 38 14 42 0 71 66 71 30 489
SAFR UITEN1864 53 87 22 0 43 20 34 34 30 26 7 23 379
SAFR UITEN1865 35 1 3 22 0 7 15 18 81 5 16 13 216
SAFR UITEN1866 10 64 43 56 1 0 1 34 33 15 19 26 302
SAFR UITEN1867 4 29 16 39 23 13 19 94 62 57 94 8 458
SAFR UITEN1868 7 64 15 53 19 0 71 43 6 57 38 30 403
SAFR UITEN1869 0 22 9 1 19 18 1 45 60 135 69 38 417
SAFR UITEN1870 32 98 11 55 73 6 14 42 12 45 48 28 464
SAFR UITEN1871 4 11 7 3 3 28 19 28 24 102 19 32 280
SAFR UITEN1872 9 7 46 26 126 29 27 40 34 20 44 8 416
SAFR UITEN1873G 5 20 74 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 231
SAFR UITEN1874G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 38 109 72 44 395
SAFR UITEN1875 0 20 36 69 89 0 85 25 18 47 8 67 464
SAFR UITEN1876 28 128 48 8 23 0 0 10 74 26 90 9 444
SAFR UITEN1877 52 75 40 23 41 5 0 0 23 0 23 4 286
SAFR UITEN1878 14 49 48 47 64 20 21 32 58 36 32 39 460
SAFR UITEN1879 35 13 128 37 2 76 31 18 92 18 2 3 455
SAFR UITEN1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 568
SAFR UITEN1881 9 2 78 62 38 26 36 31 17 4 35 8 346
SAFR UITEN1882 18 61 26 23 64 6 15 21 62 13 11 48 368
SAFR UITEN1883 16 6 63 29 31 20 27 49 8 44 17 13 323
SAFR UITEN1884 34 35 48 13 10 36 5 7 16 25 27 6 262
SAFR UITEN1885 16 9 29 30 70 0 14 26 41 19 43 30 327
SAFR UITEN1886 29 37 11 73 3 0 84 4 23 56 34 59 413
SAFR UITEN1887 18 69 31 56 12 10 10 56 5 14 53 7 341
SAFR UITEN1888 13 45 100 32 101 9 14 87 37 50 18 26 532
SAFR UITEN1889 44 11 18 1 0 13 38 18 8 27 75 164 417
SAFR UITEN1890 16 53 6 22 13 28 8 0 20 63 31 16 276
SAFR UITEN1891 35 19 17 17 66 202 20 103 11 4 93 48 635
SAFR UITEN1892 2 39 90 121 6 19 41 7 71 16 5 27 444
SAFR UITEN1893 50 4 85 41 51 11 5 16 78 29 196 21 587
SAFR UITEN1894 28 12 130 33 31 0 11 16 25 30 67 12 395
SAFR UITEN1895 42 18 10 34 8 0 4 8 32 63 33 69 321
SAFR UITEN1896 9 37 13 88 24 19 11 119 15 14 92 41 482
SAFR UITEN1897 12 6 25 1 86 39 15 35 128 102 51 7 507
SAFR UITEN1898 100 36 17 34 5 2 15 9 13 67 36 28 362
SAFR UITEN1899 15 22 21 85 26 10 5 9 23 15 6 23 260
SAFR UITEN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR UMTAT UMTATA UMTAT -3135 2847 692 SAFR 79
SAFR UMTAT MEAN 89 84 99 42 25 16 16 21 39 58 76 79 640
SAFR UMTAT STDV 38 40 59 33 23 27 29 25 32 35 46 44 126
SAFR UMTAT1882 65 44 56 30 25 16 16 21 39 58 59 72 501
SAFR UMTAT1883 77 73 118 31 56 5 0 38 45 81 57 0 581
SAFR UMTAT1884 71 58 42 42 82 25 1 0 12 128 58 21 540
SAFR UMTAT1885 40 49 26 1 8 0 0 8 38 28 99 47 344
SAFR UMTAT1886 85 93 33 72 6 2 114 5 26 35 17 98 586
SAFR UMTAT1887 89 142 110 55 14 9 89 55 34 14 89 99 799
SAFR UMTAT1888 86 104 171 30 65 0 1 47 47 131 49 12 743
SAFR UMTAT1889 104 155 76 48 4 3 0 14 10 40 55 112 621
SAFR UMTAT1890 46 118 39 151 3 0 1 3 5 70 122 78 636
SAFR UMTAT1891 102 92 123 46 97 66 39 73 38 35 105 163 979
SAFR UMTAT1892 38 68 114 59 19 2 16 39 96 104 90 47 692
SAFR UMTAT1893 91 31 53 122 34 4 29 28 239 89 136 79 935
SAFR UMTAT1894 130 54 141 81 18 3 0 7 24 41 73 41 613
SAFR UMTAT1895 64 115 172 34 21 1 3 3 4 61 114 90 682
SAFR UMTAT1896 120 34 69 47 10 14 9 56 39 36 62 173 669
SAFR UMTAT1897 91 128 97 17 24 88 3 2 17 44 12 52 575
SAFR UMTAT1898 241 76 45 27 55 0 0 38 9 86 108 68 753
SAFR UMTAT1899 41 51 91 30 7 4 15 2 22 72 47 57 439
SAFR UMTAT9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR UMZIM UMZIMKULU UMZIM -3016 2951 762 SAFR 79
SAFR UMZIM MEAN 95 102 103 46 27 14 12 22 35 60 89 95 686
SAFR UMZIM STDV 42 46 60 33 43 24 18 28 26 39 43 42 130
SAFR UMZIM1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 15 72 62 86 88 9999
SAFR UMZIM1886 148 102 65 56 9 14 12 22 35 60 52 80 655
SAFR UMZIM1887 108 144 80 49 17 26 25 13 8 50 60 126 706
SAFR UMZIM1888 118 72 96 58 48 0 3 42 54 55 37 37 620
SAFR UMZIM1889 71 103 104 39 16 0 0 21 6 73 78 72 583
SAFR UMZIM1890 71 117 55 60 3 28 0 4 2 84 123 164 711
SAFR UMZIM1891 120 66 145 18 56 19 25 28 21 32 191 216 937
SAFR UMZIM1892 85 69 60 27 13 0 8 92 66 65 188 103 776
SAFR UMZIM1893 101 104 159 49 27 0 6 12 200 142 99 96 995
SAFR UMZIM1894 93 51 90 77 53 1 0 4 50 53 75 123 670
SAFR UMZIM1895 115 167 184 32 25 0 3 7 7 27 64 225 856
SAFR UMZIM1896 145 162 50 44 12 0 2 52 24 45 122 136 794
SAFR UMZIM1897 90 82 110 48 12 72 0 4 36 71 47 52 624
SAFR UMZIM1898 149 70 103 67 33 0 11 3 9 80 208 89 822
SAFR UMZIM1899 95 66 89 33 41 4 8 6 19 78 34 109 582
SAFR UMZIM9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR UNION UNIONDALE -3340 2307 9999 83
SAFR UNION MEAN 21 24 37 29 40 31 30 40 31 29 28 18 361
SAFR UNION STDV 20 19 34 20 33 31 31 52 30 18 29 22 118
SAFR UNION1878 9999 9999 9999 23 32 18 26 64 34 23 3 5 9999
SAFR UNION1879 14 10 40 14 25 62 21 27 27 45 7 7 299
SAFR UNION1881 10 14 53 30 30 36 93 24 7 12 9 4 322
SAFR UNION1882 45 29 18 22 18 5 18 17 21 12 2 49 256
SAFR UNION1883 4 1 15 56 27 6 27 52 26 71 3 18 306
SAFR UNION1884 37 35 42 12 31 113 48 0 36 4 22 2 382
SAFR UNION1885 4 12 26 41 153 0 7 42 50 27 38 7 407
SAFR UNION1886 40 55 58 42 24 16 121 37 47 53 39 41 573
SAFR UNION1887 13 29 18 67 27 2 10 174 1 32 60 15 448
SAFR UNION1888 1 3 145 64 92 15 20 181 128 21 30 14 714
SAFR UNION1889 20 22 22 1 2 11 12 12 1 38 28 82 251
SAFR UNION1890 14 45 6 17 37 49 21 6 8 40 16 30 289
SAFR UNION1891 46 1 3 12 31 59 18 59 19 15 130 2 395
SAFR UNION1892 2 20 36 50 48 60 36 8 82 33 13 56 444
SAFR UNION1893 3 40 76 20 37 9 11 9 46 65 58 0 374
SAFR UNION1894 26 49 79 20 43 5 9 20 21 15 30 2 319
SAFR UNION1895 77 11 20 30 10 74 3 3 18 20 21 22 309
SAFR UNION1896 14 63 6 0 28 65 7 99 12 15 22 0 331
SAFR UNION1897 5 4 39 4 85 25 7 7 46 26 50 0 298
SAFR UNION1898 36 34 13 40 39 9 74 0 22 16 10 7 300
SAFR UNION1899 2 4 25 52 31 17 31 6 6 19 5 5 203
SAFR UNION9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR UPPIN UPPINGTON UPPIN -2827 2115 793 SAFR 78
SAFR UPPIN MEAN 22 34 42 23 12 2 3 4 3 10 14 16 178
SAFR UPPIN STDV 31 34 40 32 15 4 9 9 7 16 17 20 92
SAFR UPPIN1883 9999 9999 9999 8 1 0 7 1 0 1 26 5 9999
SAFR UPPIN1884 58 9 15 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 7 2 98
SAFR UPPIN1885 3 22 48 27 9 0 0 2 0 2 18 5 136
SAFR UPPIN1886 5 6 31 3 0 0 4 8 0 3 0 15 75
SAFR UPPIN1887 0 21 0 29 17 12 0 0 0 5 73 0 157
SAFR UPPIN1888 0 46 12 10 17 5 0 3 33 0 0 13 139
SAFR UPPIN1889 26 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 76 11 33 9999
SAFR UPPIN1890 43 17 77 107 13 14 0 0 0 34 27 35 367
SAFR UPPIN1891 52 51 42 37 24 3 0 1 0 29 32 43 314
SAFR UPPIN1892 36 7 83 16 57 0 0 0 7 9 1 0 216
SAFR UPPIN1893 30 12 66 5 7 1 9999 9 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR UPPIN1894 35 66 34 11 17 2 0 0 0 44 9 99 317
SAFR UPPIN1895 18 3 23 98 7 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR UPPIN1898 9999 9999 49 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR UPPIN1899 24 24 188 10 51 1 29 0 4 33 34 3 401
SAFR UPPIN1900 0 22 0 23 0 0 0 10 0 0 11 42 108
SAFR UPPIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR VANWY VAN WYCKS VLEI VANWY -3021 2149 962 SAFR 78
SAFR VANWY MEAN 14 27 40 22 11 7 6 6 6 9 13 13 177
SAFR VANWY STDV 20 30 38 24 13 9 11 12 12 11 17 15 80
SAFR VANWY1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 13 1 1 59 0 32 9999 9999
SAFR VANWY1883 1 3 8 44 0 0 0 9 8 6 11 0 90
SAFR VANWY1884 50 10 0 4 15 7 0 0 0 3 13 0 102
SAFR VANWY1885 9 27 32 12 14 1 0 3 6 0 41 1 146
SAFR VANWY1886 30 2 43 33 2 0 2 10 1 9 1 41 174
SAFR VANWY1887 6 93 40 16 27 4 4 5 1 8 4 6 214
SAFR VANWY1889 65 18 12 9 0 0 0 1 0 17 1 43 166
SAFR VANWY1892 2 3 89 41 0 4 1 1 4 15 3 2 165
SAFR VANWY1893 47 29 34 5 5 5 3 1 7 10 19 13 178
SAFR VANWY1894 5 96 25 13 43 9 0 4 0 25 31 31 282
SAFR VANWY1895 27 13 13 39 8 0 2 0 0 0 4 26 132
SAFR VANWY1896 6 15 4 8 36 0 0 2 0 3 41 25 140
SAFR VANWY1897 17 8 13 4 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 19 70
SAFR VANWY1898 18 42 1 22 11 0 0 0 8 1 3 0 106
SAFR VANWY1899 0 23 28 34 39 16 26 1 5 32 3 0 207
SAFR VANWY9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR VICTO VICTORIA WEST VICTO -3124 2307 1269 SAFR 80
SAFR VICTO MEAN 25 36 49 27 16 6 8 9 11 17 21 26 241
SAFR VICTO STDV 29 33 42 24 17 8 12 16 15 17 26 28 102
SAFR VICTO1878 10 8 66 3 17 3 31 9 19 4 7 17 194
SAFR VICTO1879 29 15 99 39 50 25 33 2 36 1 1 1 331
SAFR VICTO1880G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 234
SAFR VICTO1881 51 13 109 18 25 9 3 0 1 0 0 39 268
SAFR VICTO1882 29 63 31 25 5 20 3 11 41 2 0 26 256
SAFR VICTO1883 19 4 19 68 2 2 3 24 47 18 2 1 209
SAFR VICTO1884 81 2 18 0 55 24 0 0 1 0 2 0 183
SAFR VICTO1885 1 65 41 7 50 2 0 18 44 0 54 1 283
SAFR VICTO1886 60 49 13 45 4 0 6 12 12 19 0 24 244
SAFR VICTO1887 24 48 50 33 45 0 6 9 2 23 26 13 279
SAFR VICTO1888 29 36 29 25 50 16 0 3 27 9 0 12 236
SAFR VICTO1889 69 72 15 7 12 1 0 2 0 38 24 134 374
SAFR VICTO1890 34 90 42 70 9 18 0 0 3 18 23 31 338
SAFR VICTO1891 58 63 39 30 9 24 4 10 6 13 46 12 314
SAFR VICTO1892 14 12 41 16 9 9 2 2 6 34 22 6 173
SAFR VICTO1893 61 133 114 4 3 11 7 5 17 37 49 21 462
SAFR VICTO1894 42 134 3 20 16 18 0 17 0 27 51 27 355
SAFR VICTO1895 19 26 23 66 18 0 0 0 0 5 28 56 241
SAFR VICTO1896 21 43 8 29 31 25 0 16 0 12 48 17 250
SAFR VICTO1897 25 20 5 16 11 0 0 6 6 3 0 31 123
SAFR VICTO1898 64 44 80 17 23 0 0 4 0 10 11 4 257
SAFR VICTO1899 11 27 88 45 44 31 45 5 0 6 0 8 310
SAFR VICTO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR VRYBU VRYBURG VRYBU -2657 2443 1189 SAFR 76
SAFR VRYBU MEAN 89 79 77 40 14 6 5 6 10 26 46 73 489
SAFR VRYBU STDV 62 43 56 36 22 12 13 12 16 26 35 44 119
SAFR VRYBU1886 89 79 61 24 0 0 2 0 0 17 23 90 385
SAFR VRYBU1887 56 104 120 44 29 37 4 18 1 29 87 76 605
SAFR VRYBU1888 61 108 100 69 28 1 0 32 21 3 8 113 544
SAFR VRYBU1889 84 122 86 141 11 0 0 10 0 9 35 30 528
SAFR VRYBU1891 9999 9999 9999 48 20 28 0 9 0 18 60 99 9999
SAFR VRYBU1892 218 159 104 34 0 10 0 6 18 28 27 31 635
SAFR VRYBU1893 260 101 43 26 0 12 8 0 0 28 43 140 661
SAFR VRYBU1894 174 189 101 5 56 6 0 41 2 25 24 101 724
SAFR VRYBU1895 120 34 134 153 16 0 0 0 0 37 46 73 613
SAFR VRYBU1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR VRYBU1897 44 30 144 17 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 32 282
SAFR VRYBU1898 164 57 59 1 18 0 0 0 17 16 89 59 480
SAFR VRYBU1899 172 11 110 47 10 39 23 12 0 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR VRYBU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WELLI WELLINGTON WELLI -3338 1900 116 SAFR 84
SAFR WELLI MEAN 23 20 24 61 106 119 93 98 56 47 27 17 694
SAFR WELLI STDV 29 23 20 46 70 69 60 58 36 32 24 19 189
SAFR WELLI1876 23 2 97 64 148 51 151 139 34 27 15 100 851
SAFR WELLI1877 3 31 13 44 271 116 83 62 41 46 41 14 765
SAFR WELLI1878 15 26 27 31 127 127 170 43 59 100 25 8 758
SAFR WELLI1879 27 2 0 37 32 37 65 36 151 48 32 23 490
SAFR WELLI1881 0 5 3 40 133 82 53 94 63 63 20 10 566
SAFR WELLI1882 3 23 25 35 63 89 101 51 33 74 7 77 581
SAFR WELLI1883 17 7 12 75 108 108 93 109 80 76 4 19 708
SAFR WELLI1884 8 23 5 51 54 135 72 23 108 55 16 0 550
SAFR WELLI1885 0 30 22 83 65 115 49 52 36 25 42 13 532
SAFR WELLI1886 3 1 47 10 89 134 40 130 65 60 5 21 605
SAFR WELLI1887 6 6 11 106 98 34 85 85 9 81 17 6 544
SAFR WELLI1888 7 0 15 82 231 213 97 70 96 17 47 30 905
SAFR WELLI1889 3 10 16 81 136 64 80 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR WELLI1890 15 34 23 54 158 6 98 86 44 66 25 5 614
SAFR WELLI1891 2 23 0 80 139 87 68 51 56 0 4 19 529
SAFR WELLI1892 13 0 24 43 103 181 85 136 64 31 23 60 763
SAFR WELLI1893 0 0 0 54 54 251 58 85 118 91 0 0 711
SAFR WELLI1894 0 56 22 34 43 162 83 103 43 78 65 0 689
SAFR WELLI1895 19 0 10 154 95 104 74 73 97 34 21 21 702
SAFR WELLI1896 0 17 24 5 106 144 51 50 32 38 24 0 491
SAFR WELLI1897 8 0 71 47 73 76 168 71 56 74 25 28 697
SAFR WELLI1898 25 25 25 153 140 147 126 47 42 70 25 9 834
SAFR WELLI1899 25 1 12 66 106 45 123 283 21 51 19 34 786
SAFR WELLI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WILLO WILLOWMORE WILLO -3317 2330 840 SAFR 80
SAFR WILLO MEAN 18 26 35 22 22 11 14 14 13 18 19 22 224
SAFR WILLO STDV 21 26 28 19 30 9 15 16 15 16 21 25 64
SAFR WILLO1878 3 9 75 30 35 6 16 5 25 10 0 8 222
SAFR WILLO1879 18 3 49 12 34 27 19 30 0 17 1 0 210
SAFR WILLO1881 28 7 38 46 7 245 7 2 1 2 1 0 384
SAFR WILLO1882 108 40 13 38 7 9 10 6 8 2 9 71 321
SAFR WILLO1883 14 0 18 11 7 9 12 8 4 27 4 2 116
SAFR WILLO1884 39 30 11 9 26 65 2 0 0 4 0 0 186
SAFR WILLO1885 0 11 23 24 87 1 1 12 24 1 35 4 223
SAFR WILLO1886 64 4 22 22 7 9 14 19 6 24 10 35 236
SAFR WILLO1887 18 15 48 16 10 0 11 42 0 11 3 3 177
SAFR WILLO1888 0 6 171 64 31 18 4 41 46 11 16 11 419
SAFR WILLO1889 32 35 19 0 3 0 4 4 1 43 13 82 236
SAFR WILLO1890 34 48 14 30 20 23 4 2 10 22 21 56 284
SAFR WILLO1891 75 8 25 28 17 27 7 22 0 0 102 61 372
SAFR WILLO1892 8 0 42 13 20 32 5 3 14 31 30 30 228
SAFR WILLO1893 0 71 96 19 29 19 12 13 7 28 53 0 347
SAFR WILLO1894 46 35 65 7 25 12 0 3 7 35 23 34 292
SAFR WILLO1895 52 3 13 40 13 14 1 3 8 7 9 28 191
SAFR WILLO1896 22 42 1 6 27 39 3 10 17 12 26 31 236
SAFR WILLO1897 15 28 23 11 40 4 0 2 33 20 19 7 202
SAFR WILLO1898 55 29 51 21 29 3 31 0 0 0 17 11 247
SAFR WILLO1899 0 3 18 18 25 3 16 25 1 37 11 14 171
SAFR WILLO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WILVL WILLOWVALE WILVL -3216 2830 588 SAFR 79
SAFR WILVL MEAN 124 117 134 78 44 26 30 40 78 109 122 109 1012
SAFR WILVL STDV 64 61 92 80 57 42 55 59 62 71 78 47 231
SAFR WILVL1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 64 117 120 9999
SAFR WILVL1890 66 250 55 124 12 20 0 5 18 76 167 99 892
SAFR WILVL1891 114 167 153 51 144 149 57 126 57 64 169 158 1409
SAFR WILVL1892 87 157 165 33 7 3 25 68 189 267 105 149 1255
SAFR WILVL1893 157 38 95 192 88 1 36 23 295 198 223 90 1436
SAFR WILVL1894 134 68 102 133 42 5 1 22 72 79 73 93 824
SAFR WILVL1895 90 125 107 94 35 9 6 3 8 171 57 125 830
SAFR WILVL1896 103 65 104 79 10 10 11 149 81 98 141 145 996
SAFR WILVL1897 127 23 196 24 29 122 0 39 168 169 88 106 1091
SAFR WILVL1898 277 147 100 64 96 7 0 53 27 238 145 293 1447
SAFR WILVL1899 163 151 107 38 23 8 23 11 99 208 105 158 1094
SAFR WILVL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WINBU WINBURG WINBU -2831 2701 1433 SAFR 74
SAFR WINBU MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR WINBU STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SAFR WINBU1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9 9999 10 9999 64 57 31 171
SAFR WINBU1887 48 117 85 79 25 0 24 26 0 43 36 120 603
SAFR WINBU1888G 163 98 164 106 10 9999 9999 14 13 71 34 8 680
SAFR WINBU1889G 66 68 16 41 9999 9999 9999 29 9999 55 94 37 404
SAFR WINBU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WORCE WORCESTER -3339 1926 9999 84
SAFR WORCE MEAN 5 11 12 27 42 47 46 36 30 27 12 12 302
SAFR WORCE STDV 9 14 13 22 27 31 34 23 22 36 12 18 103
SAFR WORCE1862G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 539
SAFR WORCE1863G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 370
SAFR WORCE1864G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 223
SAFR WORCE1865G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 135
SAFR WORCE1866G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 224
SAFR WORCE1867 4 41 23 33 39 28 48 33 3 23 11 3 289
SAFR WORCE1868G 4 27 20 22 9999 21 64 23 10 51 35 11 287
SAFR WORCE1869 0 37 7 2 119 124 68 17 14 52 47 31 518
SAFR WORCE1870 4 9 0 25 64 49 146 43 19 29 33 6 427
SAFR WORCE1871 0 0 0 13 74 83 70 28 1 8 16 1 294
SAFR WORCE1875 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 71 52 23 8 28 9999
SAFR WORCE1876 0 33 18 9999 9999 9999 62 64 85 10 20 9999 9999
SAFR WORCE1877G9999 23 4 67 106 42 22 29 47 99 22 3 463
SAFR WORCE1878 3 9 39 79 42 67 118 28 41 189 4 0 619
SAFR WORCE1879G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 279
SAFR WORCE1880 14 39 17 26 11 21 16 45 48 6 5 0 248
SAFR WORCE1881 0 0 15 10 55 41 40 13 7 6 1 1 189
SAFR WORCE1882 0 0 26 12 11 33 41 16 13 43 6 49 250
SAFR WORCE1883 20 7 0 42 53 33 41 32 9 22 0 5 264
SAFR WORCE1884 34 8 0 22 12 44 15 3 36 10 10 0 194
SAFR WORCE1885 0 26 31 13 18 88 8 16 63 22 11 7 303
SAFR WORCE1886 12 0 0 13 38 41 23 34 44 66 4 14 289
SAFR WORCE1887 6 0 8 38 28 8 53 53 17 42 14 0 267
SAFR WORCE1888 3 0 8 18 78 86 29 52 56 0 32 7 369
SAFR WORCE1889 2 11 4 41 32 29 42 62 35 5 1 52 316
SAFR WORCE1890 1 19 12 33 60 6 41 25 17 46 17 12 289
SAFR WORCE1891 0 0 1 26 37 51 28 36 37 2 6 0 224
SAFR WORCE1892 2 13 47 43 13 39 13 80 34 8 22 59 373
SAFR WORCE1893 0 1 10 10 28 89 39 28 51 14 10 0 280
SAFR WORCE1894 5 28 18 4 21 75 0 22 4 15 30 0 222
SAFR WORCE1895 22 0 7 54 56 11 23 39 60 9 10 7 298
SAFR WORCE1896 0 6 12 5 33 24 11 21 34 20 10 0 176
SAFR WORCE1897 0 1 9 3 29 14 64 22 9 29 0 0 180
SAFR WORCE1898 9 4 3 86 23 75 63 3 31 9 0 0 306
SAFR WORCE1899 0 0 0 31 87 9 84 94 0 26 0 27 358
SAFR WORCE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SAFR WYNBE WYNBERG -3400 1828 9999 84
SAFR WYNBE MEAN 15 18 34 76 183 189 176 164 105 80 38 33 1118
SAFR WYNBE STDV 13 21 29 45 111 104 97 93 58 56 26 29 252
SAFR WYNBE1876 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 14 324 59 27 32 73 9999
SAFR WYNBE1877 7 40 15 121 467 180 66 156 63 62 68 31 1276
SAFR WYNBE1878 30 50 54 45 244 238 381 172 146 175 47 21 1603
SAFR WYNBE1879 23 6 7 54 96 142 159 97 138 51 73 33 879
SAFR WYNBE1881 14 3 11 37 401 128 83 156 31 31 44 11 950
SAFR WYNBE1882 2 24 78 71 105 149 209 78 98 192 12 86 1104
SAFR WYNBE1883 29 4 25 56 278 221 188 186 226 99 7 5 1324
SAFR WYNBE1884 1 15 18 93 98 173 132 40 226 209 94 2 1101
SAFR WYNBE1885 4 90 36 77 169 335 75 99 45 71 46 38 1085
SAFR WYNBE1886 6 1 100 9 170 236 128 165 127 98 5 44 1089
SAFR WYNBE1887 34 6 7 55 80 77 187 89 34 147 20 49 785
SAFR WYNBE1888 9 1 15 102 329 500 214 188 77 36 59 46 1576
SAFR WYNBE1889 5 24 18 199 199 125 101 119 97 20 12 31 950
SAFR WYNBE1890 5 25 23 74 167 54 327 116 160 30 38 10 1029
SAFR WYNBE1891 0 7 28 74 272 130 158 99 126 9 12 2 917
SAFR WYNBE1892 33 7 49 68 228 334 251 294 88 29 56 113 1550
SAFR WYNBE1893 6 11 3 116 74 212 122 193 164 71 6 6 984
SAFR WYNBE1894 0 15 39 58 50 243 101 127 47 78 51 6 815
SAFR WYNBE1895 24 2 33 153 145 122 125 232 157 52 47 34 1126
SAFR WYNBE1896 25 28 64 9 97 82 200 163 45 59 28 2 802
SAFR WYNBE1897 5 18 99 43 89 139 281 132 89 85 23 22 1025
SAFR WYNBE1898 36 27 21 122 158 250 386 81 132 80 89 27 1409
SAFR WYNBE1899 29 1 10 39 110 86 166 457 31 125 15 61 1130
SAFR WYNBE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGBAKEL BAKEL BAKEL 1454-1227 25 SENEG 18
SENEGBAKEL MEAN 1 0 0 0 5 46 116 177 114 27 3 2 493
SENEGBAKEL STDV 3 2 0 0 9 28 61 77 66 29 8 6 124
SENEGBAKEL1856 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 273 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL1857 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 19 76 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL1858 1 0 0 0 5 46 84 329 249 10 0 12 736
SENEGBAKEL1859 0 0 0 0 7 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL1860 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 78 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL1861 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 78 154 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL1862 9999 9999 9999 9999 40 319 42 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGBAKEL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGDAGAN DAGANA DAGAN 1631-1530 39 SENEG 13
SENEGDAGAN MEAN 1 1 0 0 2 13 49 116 83 23 1 2 290
SENEGDAGAN STDV 2 4 0 0 7 18 39 69 48 34 6 7 119
SENEGDAGAN1862 0 0 0 2 2 8 3 14 5 1 0 0 35
SENEGDAGAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGDAKAR DAKAR DAKAR 1444-1726 4 SENEG 18
SENEGDAKAR MEAN 1 1 0 0 1 13 79 222 143 41 3 4 511
SENEGDAKAR STDV 6 4 1 1 3 19 62 113 73 47 7 18 186
SENEGDAKAR1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 960
SENEGDAKAR1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 479
SENEGDAKAR1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 332
SENEGDAKAR1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 431
SENEGDAKAR1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 670
SENEGDAKAR1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 788
SENEGDAKAR1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 640
SENEGDAKAR1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 512
SENEGDAKAR1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 741
SENEGDAKAR1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 388
SENEGDAKAR1897 0 0 0 0 1 11 73 60 143 25 5 0 318
SENEGDAKAR1898 0 0 0 0 0 2 34 250 96 6 0 1 389
SENEGDAKAR1899 2 0 0 1 0 38 101 166 109 116 0 11 544
SENEGDAKAR1900 0 9 0 0 0 11 103 103 250 27 0 0 503
SENEGDAKAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGGOREE GOREE 1440-1724 14 SENEG 18
SENEGGOREE MEAN 1 1 0 0 1 14 70 204 149 47 1 2 489
SENEGGOREE STDV 1 3 0 0 2 23 58 132 86 60 4 7 225
SENEGGOREE1854 9999 0 0 0 0 42 9999 9999 9999 65 19 0 9999
SENEGGOREE1855 0 0 0 0 0 44 52 188 83 37 0 0 404
SENEGGOREE1857 0 0 0 0 0 27 90 205 236 59 0 0 617
SENEGGOREE1858 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 86 139 5 0 0 317
SENEGGOREE1859 0 0 0 0 2 28 131 277 242 8 5 2 695
SENEGGOREE1860 0 11 0 0 0 12 119 251 47 35 0 0 475
SENEGGOREE1861 0 0 0 0 0 17 23 148 186 0 0 0 374
SENEGGOREE1862 0 0 0 0 0 1 84 415 100 0 0 1 601
SENEGGOREE1863 0 0 0 0 0 10 135 248 61 0 12 0 466
SENEGGOREE1864 0 5 0 2 0 28 36 558 60 0 3 0 692
SENEGGOREE1865 2 0 0 0 0 76 211 241 110 9 0 0 649
SENEGGOREE1866 0 0 0 0 1 0 32 142 200 0 0 0 375
SENEGGOREE1875 1 1 0 0 1 14 92 71 3 2 62 0 247
SENEGGOREE1876 0 88 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGGOREE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGKELLE KELLE 1513-1630 9999 SENEG 18
SENEGKELLE MEAN 0 1 0 0 2 16 85 181 145 38 2 2 477
SENEGKELLE STDV 4 4 0 0 6 18 58 94 72 45 5 10 178
SENEGKELLE1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1091
SENEGKELLE1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 429
SENEGKELLE1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 396
SENEGKELLE1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 634
SENEGKELLE1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 473
SENEGKELLE1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 608
SENEGKELLE1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 567
SENEGKELLE1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 450
SENEGKELLE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGLOUGA LOUGA LOUGA 1537-1613 38 SENEG 18
SENEGLOUGA MEAN 1 1 0 0 2 14 76 157 120 30 1 1 407
SENEGLOUGA STDV 6 4 1 0 4 16 56 84 64 40 4 7 166
SENEGLOUGA1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 682
SENEGLOUGA1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 283
SENEGLOUGA1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 245
SENEGLOUGA1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 513
SENEGLOUGA1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 511
SENEGLOUGA1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 473
SENEGLOUGA1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 738
SENEGLOUGA1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 552
SENEGLOUGA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGPODOR PODOR PODOR 1638-1456 6 SENEG 13
SENEGPODOR MEAN 1 2 1 0 2 15 54 111 79 19 2 1 281
SENEGPODOR STDV 2 5 3 1 6 18 45 68 56 29 6 4 123
SENEGPODOR1857 9999 9999 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 40 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGPODOR1858 0 0 0 0 0 24 15 180 60 2 0 0 281
SENEGPODOR1859 0 0 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGPODOR1860 0 1 0 0 0 0 110 145 33 67 0 0 356
SENEGPODOR1873 1 2 1 0 2 3 75 250 12 50 0 0 396
SENEGPODOR1874 1 12 0 0 0 2 59 256 76 0 0 0 406
SENEGPODOR1876 0 0 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGPODOR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGRAO RAO 1558-1621 9 SENEG 13
SENEGRAO MEAN 2 1 1 0 1 13 65 149 115 27 1 2 378
SENEGRAO STDV 6 7 2 1 4 17 51 84 72 39 5 8 165
SENEGRAO 1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 363
SENEGRAO 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 375
SENEGRAO 1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 433
SENEGRAO 1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 420
SENEGRAO 1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGRAO 1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 385
SENEGRAO 1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 977
SENEGRAO 1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 321
SENEGRAO 1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 368
SENEGRAO 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGRUFIS RUFISQUE RUFIS 1444-1718 4 SENEG 18
SENEGRUFIS MEAN 1 2 0 0 1 19 87 231 163 44 2 1 540
SENEGRUFIS STDV 4 5 0 0 3 28 61 125 85 80 5 5 232
SENEGRUFIS1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1250
SENEGRUFIS1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 391
SENEGRUFIS1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 379
SENEGRUFIS1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 662
SENEGRUFIS1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 692
SENEGRUFIS1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 492
SENEGRUFIS1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 870
SENEGRUFIS1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 547
SENEGRUFIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGST LO ST LOUIS ST LO 1601-1630 4 SENEG 13
SENEGST LO MEAN 2 2 1 0 1 12 54 141 109 25 1 3 352
SENEGST LO STDV 6 10 3 1 4 18 46 84 80 39 5 10 165
SENEGST LO1830G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 470
SENEGST LO1831G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 393
SENEGST LO1848 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 180 244 90 0 0 647
SENEGST LO1851 0 0 0 0 0 57 35 255 206 49 0 40 642
SENEGST LO1852 0 5 15 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGST LO1853 0 0 70 9999 9999 9999 9999 89 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SENEGST LO1854 0 0 0 0 0 44 65 253 145 17 48 0 572
SENEGST LO1855 1 0 0 1 0 25 44 61 146 20 0 0 298
SENEGST LO1856 0 0 0 0 16 5 52 133 133 0 0 0 339
SENEGST LO1857 0 0 0 0 0 2 15 98 132 21 0 0 268
SENEGST LO1858 0 0 0 0 1 10 74 191 111 70 0 0 457
SENEGST LO1859 0 0 0 0 0 14 107 364 311 1 0 16 813
SENEGST LO1861 0 0 0 0 0 48 43 138 55 4 5 0 293
SENEGST LO1862 46 0 0 0 0 9 26 395 70 12 0 0 558
SENEGST LO1863 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 88 28 0 0 0 141
SENEGST LO1864 0 14 0 0 0 0 50 232 104 3 0 0 403
SENEGST LO1865 2 0 0 0 0 54 32 205 48 0 0 1 342
SENEGST LO1866 0 0 2 0 0 24 16 87 175 27 0 0 331
SENEGST LO1867 0 0 0 0 0 2 38 198 90 12 35 15 390
SENEGST LO1868 0 3 0 0 0 0 8 219 60 7 5 0 302
SENEGST LO1869 0 5 1 0 0 29 33 477 104 0 0 0 649
SENEGST LO1870 0 0 0 0 7 14 211 174 98 5 0 0 509
SENEGST LO1871 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 282 153 1 0 0 468
SENEGST LO1872 0 0 0 0 0 1 49 87 31 8 0 13 189
SENEGST LO1873 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 122 51 88 2 0 329
SENEGST LO1874 2 26 0 0 0 10 80 244 242 0 0 0 604
SENEGST LO1875 0 1 0 0 0 15 56 228 29 0 121 0 450
SENEGST LO1876 0 69 0 0 41 18 47 217 183 28 2 0 605
SENEGST LO1877 0 0 0 0 15 3 79 92 124 1 0 0 314
SENEGST LO1878 36 0 0 0 0 4 116 25 81 23 0 0 285
SENEGST LO1879 0 0 0 0 2 5 72 151 107 87 0 0 424
SENEGST LO1880 0 0 0 0 0 9 94 311 138 10 0 9 571
SENEGST LO1881 0 2 0 0 0 16 150 259 196 39 3 0 665
SENEGST LO1882 0 0 0 0 0 24 7 159 185 16 0 0 391
SENEGST LO1883 0 0 6 0 0 10 50 150 180 15 0 0 411
SENEGST LO1884 0 0 0 0 0 12 70 200 180 15 0 0 477
SENEGST LO1885 0 0 0 0 0 13 75 190 175 12 0 0 465
SENEGST LO1886 0 0 0 0 0 10 70 210 180 15 0 0 485
SENEGST LO1887 0 0 0 0 0 14 150 200 190 0 0 0 554
SENEGST LO1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 250
SENEGST LO1890 0 0 0 0 0 35 89 104 100 0 0 24 352
SENEGST LO1891 1 0 0 0 0 0 127 73 125 6 0 1 333
SENEGST LO1892 0 0 0 0 1 10 40 264 14 55 0 0 384
SENEGST LO1893 12 0 0 0 15 62 37 302 79 43 1 0 551
SENEGST LO1894 0 0 1 0 0 20 5 182 141 0 15 0 364
SENEGST LO1895 0 2 0 0 0 0 96 88 63 0 0 0 249
SENEGST LO1896 4 0 0 0 0 0 96 55 68 15 0 0 238
SENEGST LO1897 0 0 0 0 0 18 89 103 101 14 5 0 330
SENEGST LO1898 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 249 142 41 0 0 450
SENEGST LO1899 0 0 0 0 0 27 98 196 53 20 2 16 412
SENEGST LO1900 0 1 0 0 0 54 98 104 84 3 0 0 344
SENEGST LO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGTHIES THIES THIES 1448-1657 71 SENEG 18
SENEGTHIES MEAN 1 1 0 0 1 24 104 245 181 43 3 3 607
SENEGTHIES STDV 3 3 0 0 2 32 63 130 82 49 10 13 208
SENEGTHIES1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1485
SENEGTHIES1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 605
SENEGTHIES1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 458
SENEGTHIES1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 858
SENEGTHIES1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 809
SENEGTHIES1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 778
SENEGTHIES1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1091
SENEGTHIES1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 628
SENEGTHIES1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 705
SENEGTHIES1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 451
SENEGTHIES1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 620
SENEGTHIES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SENEGTIVAO TIVAOUANE TIVAO 1457-1649 55 SENEG 18
SENEGTIVAO MEAN 0 1 0 0 2 17 94 205 170 45 2 3 547
SENEGTIVAO STDV 2 4 0 0 8 21 61 104 79 50 5 13 190
SENEGTIVAO1887G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1501
SENEGTIVAO1888G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 232
SENEGTIVAO1889G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 322
SENEGTIVAO1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 554
SENEGTIVAO1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 771
SENEGTIVAO1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 600
SENEGTIVAO1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 567
SENEGTIVAO1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 561
SENEGTIVAO1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 526
SENEGTIVAO1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 208
SENEGTIVAO1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 494
SENEGTIVAO1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 658
SENEGTIVAO1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 547
SENEGTIVAO1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 618
SENEGTIVAO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SIERRFREET FREETOWN FREET 829-1313 11 SIERR 23
SIERRFREET MEAN 7 5 21 65 198 395 819 825 575 275 129 29 3363
SIERRFREET STDV 16 12 33 59 87 140 220 241 157 91 65 34 536
SIERRFREET1819 7 5 21 65 198 395 1156 1171 754 272 142 175 4361
SIERRFREET1828 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 165 318 315 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SIERRFREET1847 7 5 21 74 142 335 175 475 462 366 107 97 2266
SIERRFREET1848 13 5 1 86 295 272 665 572 1077 254 208 61 3509
SIERRFREET1849 58 41 21 51 259 338 772 950 770 234 135 36 3665
SIERRFREET1850 7 5 36 168 226 277 1080 541 907 485 145 5 3882
SIERRFREET1851 7 5 30 127 145 417 381 541 493 249 127 8 2530
SIERRFREET1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 248 6 2 9999
SIERRFREET1875 0 4 3 51 172 432 833 622 465 323 137 30 3072
SIERRFREET1876 0 2 9 135 411 493 843 864 1186 323 137 30 4433
SIERRFREET1877 25 0 35 0 290 465 803 1102 894 838 125 43 4620
SIERRFREET1878 84 0 11 230 312 602 1046 1120 1130 406 164 65 5170
SIERRFREET1879 1 0 38 223 597 277 1247 1425 787 447 39 23 5104
SIERRFREET1880 0 51 37 153 150 376 980 1313 1049 345 81 18 4553
SIERRFREET1881 0 0 53 335 724 993 1173 759 1003 178 29 0 5247
SIERRFREET1882 38 0 11 38 108 279 429 521 820 221 117 138 2720
SIERRFREET1883 0 17 0 145 643 1219 1176 706 726 373 142 41 5188
SIERRFREET1884 0 17 9 103 328 729 701 798 518 287 218 13 3721
SIERRFREET1885 8 8 32 29 179 503 1092 1207 742 218 214 60 4292
SIERRFREET1886 3 0 1 201 348 414 1006 1377 833 419 262 135 4999
SIERRFREET1887 14 0 83 163 207 485 721 597 1003 536 211 21 4041
SIERRFREET1888 49 7 25 100 202 472 914 889 942 488 85 36 4209
SIERRFREET1889 0 6 25 92 257 587 1166 1552 668 284 163 36 4836
SIERRFREET1890 0 0 0 101 267 429 554 1031 792 215 156 183 3728
SIERRFREET1891 0 29 0 237 323 635 815 803 1021 300 234 62 4459
SIERRFREET1892 0 0 97 50 478 277 617 772 1222 531 139 36 4219
SIERRFREET1893 105 0 87 133 417 338 892 1072 551 635 51 99 4380
SIERRFREET1894 8 0 5 84 384 579 841 886 678 325 109 36 3935
SIERRFREET1895 49 7 41 71 134 447 881 681 625 137 96 0 3169
SIERRFREET1896 0 0 19 89 490 650 1173 1194 803 617 131 6 5172
SIERRFREET1897 0 107 3 172 399 320 716 1407 554 267 137 19 4101
SIERRFREET1898 0 33 1 52 239 541 810 1105 533 160 201 0 3675
SIERRFREET1899 0 0 51 157 228 582 500 955 683 424 119 21 3720
SIERRFREET1900 0 0 72 107 363 1034 949 803 567 219 260 8 4382
SIERRFREET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SOMALKISMA KISMAYU KISMA -22 4231 10 SOMAL 33
SOMALKISMA MEAN 0 1 4 36 96 87 52 18 16 15 13 2 335
SOMALKISMA STDV 1 2 13 44 90 65 52 21 34 31 31 6 171
SOMALKISMA1894 0 1 4 99 133 30 13 13 0 7 15 40 355
SOMALKISMA1895 0 0 0 16 124 87 39 16 1 0 13 2 298
SOMALKISMA1896 0 0 0 2 107 122 13 47 154 0 50 0 495
SOMALKISMA1897 13 0 0 140 111 106 62 51 24 0 0 0 507
SOMALKISMA1898 0 0 0 11 199 29 29 9 0 0 0 0 277
SOMALKISMA1899 0 0 0 6 74 134 55 39 6 0 0 0 314
SOMALKISMA1900 0 0 11 0 91 79 45 2 0 0 43 45 316
SOMALKISMA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SUDANKHART KHARTOUM KHART 1536 3233 380 SUDAN 17
SUDANKHART MEAN 0 0 0 1 4 7 50 69 20 4 0 0 156
SUDANKHART STDV 0 0 2 3 7 11 45 58 21 8 0 0 76
SUDANKHART1899 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 12 0 6 0 0 32
SUDANKHART1900 0 0 0 0 0 23 80 47 23 8 0 0 181
SUDANKHART9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SUDANLADO LADO 510 3132 9999 SUDAN 85
SUDANLADO MEAN 5 12 40 105 147 119 134 147 111 103 40 10 976
SUDANLADO STDV 18 17 33 46 65 50 66 66 54 48 32 14 177
SUDANLADO 1881 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 184 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
SUDANLADO 1882 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 123 128 9999 9999 9999 9999
SUDANLADO 1883 9999 9999 9999 103 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 25 25 0 9999
SUDANLADO 1884 0 0 27 168 87 151 218 79 117 88 15 3 953
SUDANLADO 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SUDANSUAKI SUAKIN SUAKI 1907 3720 4 SUDAN 45
SUDANSUAKI MEAN 9 3 1 1 2 0 9 6 0 19 68 29 148
SUDANSUAKI STDV 14 11 3 4 11 1 16 12 1 34 88 37 112
SUDANSUAKI1890G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 166
SUDANSUAKI1891 3 0 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 5 112 38 165
SUDANSUAKI1892 22 6 0 0 0 0 17 6 0 6 29 66 152
SUDANSUAKI1893 128 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 17 31 16 195
SUDANSUAKI1894 36 1 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 29 25 106
SUDANSUAKI1895 14 16 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 345 29 416
SUDANSUAKI1896 16 4 0 0 0 0 6 43 0 269 275 4 617
SUDANSUAKI1897 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 15 20 59
SUDANSUAKI1898 32 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 6 170 234 449
SUDANSUAKI1899 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 51 105 166
SUDANSUAKI1900 7 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 43 9 56 121
SUDANSUAKI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
SUDANWADI WADI HALFA WADI 2155 3119 190 SUDAN 12
SUDANWADI MEAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
SUDANWADI STDV 1 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 2 0 1 6
SUDANWADI 1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1896G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1897G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1898G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1899G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 1900G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0
SUDANWADI 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZABAGA BAGAMOYA BAGA -0625 3855 9 TANZA 37
TANZABAGA MEAN 75 70 100 244 188 45 32 29 27 50 82 115 1053
TANZABAGA STDV 57 68 73 113 106 43 29 26 29 56 71 81 263
TANZABAGA 1892 128 55 128 198 127 5 87 3 14 6 53 25 829
TANZABAGA 1893 133 22 123 227 165 22 21 52 33 60 62 115 1035
TANZABAGA 1894 102 5 131 106 162 11 27 5 3 9 293 29 883
TANZABAGA 1895 74 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZABAGA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZABUKOB BUKOBA BUKOB -120 3149 1144 TANZA 32
TANZABUKOB MEAN 147 152 244 356 306 80 52 73 100 138 182 195 2038
TANZABUKOB STDV 66 78 74 114 110 51 45 36 51 66 76 91 307
TANZABUKOB1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 58 70 86 199 142 9999
TANZABUKOB1894 56 9999 9999 9999 320 12 27 61 5 112 195 73 9999
TANZABUKOB1895 89 166 299 751 720 4 14 51 56 73 329 113 2665
TANZABUKOB1897 112 152 244 394 168 146 43 57 118 101 147 192 1874
TANZABUKOB1898 130 126 228 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZABUKOB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZADARES DARESSALAAM DARES -650 3918 55 TANZA 37
TANZADARES MEAN 65 64 121 261 185 41 28 27 28 48 77 93 1039
TANZADARES STDV 56 58 77 108 110 40 31 22 24 45 82 73 247
TANZADARES1893 9999 9999 9999 238 175 14 9999 39 32 69 4 77 9999
TANZADARES1894 162 116 140 268 302 31 28 7 0 44 196 68 1362
TANZADARES1895 25 2 154 216 182 5 11 10 67 10 62 113 857
TANZADARES1896 102 19 82 281 180 7 26 74 26 48 268 33 1146
TANZADARES1897 60 103 68 444 166 38 59 54 6 30 14 4 1046
TANZADARES1898 14 1 138 49 56 30 20 1 57 19 33 74 492
TANZADARES1899 82 1 128 341 375 7 84 28 55 3 37 52 1193
TANZADARES1900 141 62 30 175 237 20 73 0 2 25 70 216 1051
TANZADARES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAIGOND IGONDA-KAKOME -533 3240 1130 TANZA 38
TANZAIGOND MEAN 150 150 167 127 28 0 0 1 0 24 88 205 939
TANZAIGOND STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 207
TANZAIGOND1881 150 150 293 114 13 0 0 0 0 0 73 124 917
TANZAIGOND1882 115 265 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAIGOND9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAIKOMB IKOMBA -931 3404 485 TANZA 38
TANZAIKOMB MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAIKOMB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAIKOMB1895 9999 9999 142 222 182 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAIKOMB1896 9999 191 123 386 161 182 82 5 0 5 113 143 11390
TANZAIKOMB1897 198 343 153 312 386 147 18 7 1 0 20 52 1637
TANZAIKOMB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAKAVAL KAVALA ISLAND -539 2922 9999 TANZA 39
TANZAKAVAL MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKAVAL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKAVAL1889 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 80 112 226 183 9999
TANZAKAVAL1890 135 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKAVAL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAKILO KILOSA KILO -0650 3700 491 TANZA 38
TANZAKILO MEAN 127 126 182 213 77 14 7 14 18 34 84 136 1029
TANZAKILO STDV 66 61 81 77 47 15 13 14 22 43 85 91 222
TANZAKILO 1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 16 3 0 0 86 183 9999
TANZAKILO 1895 223 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKILO 1897 62 116 39 234 28 14 7 14 18 34 84 136 786
TANZAKILO 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAKILWA KILWA KILWA -845 3925 9 TANZA 38
TANZAKILWA MEAN 138 107 163 215 67 14 9 9 13 20 58 119 945
TANZAKILWA STDV 93 69 118 135 54 25 15 13 16 20 69 94 254
TANZAKILWA1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 22 144 9999
TANZAKILWA1892 171 166 167 416 51 2 34 1 10 5 56 53 1132
TANZAKILWA1893 165 92 176 224 95 0 17 47 5 16 2 54 893
TANZAKILWA1894 109 58 181 38 87 2 0 0 13 1 131 48 668
TANZAKILWA1895 46 15 79 15 129 5 0 0 32 3 0 97 421
TANZAKILWA1896G 31 52 9999 9999 0 0 56 22 9999 9999 9999 9999 421
TANZAKILWA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAKITOP KITOPENI -627 3835 10 TANZA 37
TANZAKITOP MEAN 72 76 143 243 124 24 15 18 34 67 109 81 1009
TANZAKITOP STDV 58 60 85 104 76 31 17 19 36 62 94 50 244
TANZAKITOP1892 137 29 208 212 123 6 44 10 20 1 17 24 831
TANZAKITOP1893 119 29 170 368 114 32 12 36 44 40 69 15 1048
TANZAKITOP1894 137 3 157 116 169 17 28 5 28 10 302 79 1051
TANZAKITOP1895 134 64 148 311 125 1 49 38 73 32 70 188 1233
TANZAKITOP1896 119 22 94 252 172 34 16 99 20 33 300 68 1229
TANZAKITOP1897 96 100 74 320 238 42 57 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKITOP9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAKWA M KWA MAKORO -509 3837 960 TANZA 37
TANZAKWA M MEAN 76 73 201 435 435 146 114 114 151 200 189 149 2282
TANZAKWA M STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 411
TANZAKWA M1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 42 214 124 197 898 88 9999
TANZAKWA M1897 27 89 80 920 642 70 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAKWA M9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZALEWA LEWA -519 3846 245 TANZA 37
TANZALEWA MEAN 50 55 112 254 238 70 46 58 69 125 113 64 1254
TANZALEWA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 326
TANZALEWA 1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 116 67 161 190 114 9999
TANZALEWA 1894 8 93 112 96 238 128 46 23 27 30 330 81 1212
TANZALEWA 1895 50 55 58 154 182 25 39 46 97 76 271 14 1067
TANZALEWA 1896 75 2 162 195 293 37 58 98 85 142 538 116 1801
TANZALEWA 1897 11 25 110 677 375 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZALEWA 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZALINDI LINDI LINDI -1002 3944 9 TANZA 53
TANZALINDI MEAN 153 124 176 169 44 12 8 7 12 18 56 146 933
TANZALINDI STDV 72 80 101 66 41 14 10 10 13 22 55 71 215
TANZALINDI1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 18 15 61 48 187 9999
TANZALINDI1892 73 54 271 142 25 0 11 24 26 2 1 138 767
TANZALINDI1893 305 29 34 169 44 12 1 41 23 11 18 12 699
TANZALINDI1894 60 50 175 92 37 1 0 14 12 1 136 177 755
TANZALINDI1895 196 100 186 129 39 12 8 7 10 0 23 146 856
TANZALINDI1896 206 106 176 342 88 2 17 6 22 16 91 187 1259
TANZALINDI1897 142 187 173 86 24 0 0 8 6 11 50 56 743
TANZALINDI1898 181 228 79 104 49 1 9 8 32 7 33 90 821
TANZALINDI1899 1 64 198 215 36 0 0 7 1 8 49 74 653
TANZALINDI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMANOW MANOW -916 3353 1580 TANZA 38
TANZAMANOW MEAN 249 216 367 617 335 100 64 45 31 52 148 241 2463
TANZAMANOW STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 369
TANZAMANOW1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 38 276 9999
TANZAMANOW1893 318 115 271 979 567 51 103 7 0 9 14 161 2595
TANZAMANOW1894 248 131 400 532 394 32 201 13 6 15 67 296 2335
TANZAMANOW1895 208 198 268 383 342 80 0 72 45 99 132 230 2057
TANZAMANOW1896 344 275 576 772 197 68 64 45 31 52 148 241 2813
TANZAMANOW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMARAN MARANGU -317 3725 1560 TANZA 37
TANZAMARAN MEAN 188 61 14 438 374 194 74 59 6 19 70 28 1523
TANZAMARAN STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 323
TANZAMARAN1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 84 144 168 24 104 240 19 9999
TANZAMARAN1894 10 15 336 136 216 112 104 40 25 19 323 136 1472
TANZAMARAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMAZIN MAZINDE -449 3809 570 TANZA 37
TANZAMAZIN MEAN 53 52 89 149 179 27 18 16 20 29 72 69 773
TANZAMAZIN STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 224
TANZAMAZIN1894 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 22 3 9999 20 9999 9999 9999
TANZAMAZIN1895 39 35 139 224 349 0 18 9 50 29 72 69 1033
TANZAMAZIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMIKI MIKINDANI MIKI -1016 4007 18 TANZA 53
TANZAMIKI MEAN 190 136 164 155 36 10 8 8 14 20 54 132 935
TANZAMIKI STDV 122 77 72 84 34 16 14 9 15 26 52 92 265
TANZAMIKIN1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 18 4 11 9999 8 13 73 49 9999
TANZAMIKIN1897 125 157 130 81 6 0 8 8 14 20 54 132 735
TANZAMIKIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMOHOR MOHORO -808 3925 10 TANZA 38
TANZAMOHOR MEAN 118 112 166 285 116 13 7 16 14 43 103 154 1147
TANZAMOHOR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 287
TANZAMOHOR1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 70 5 64 256 212 9999
TANZAMOHOR1897 111 200 147 247 80 13 7 16 14 43 103 154 1135
TANZAMOHOR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMOSHI MOSHI MOSHI -319 3722 813 TANZA 37
TANZAMOSHI MEAN 38 45 115 328 178 35 22 17 14 33 68 53 922
TANZAMOSHI STDV 42 41 92 190 110 31 34 19 25 37 88 52 314
TANZAMOSHI1895 4 57 114 370 234 22 22 17 14 33 68 53 1008
TANZAMOSHI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAMWANZ MWANZA MWANZ -231 3305 1131 TANZA 32
TANZAMWANZ MEAN 89 103 144 185 84 17 12 21 39 68 126 138 1027
TANZAMWANZ STDV 48 65 83 77 63 23 23 25 42 61 76 71 245
TANZAMWANZ1894 9999 9999 9999 165 135 79 9999 80 74 181 103 121 9999
TANZAMWANZ1895 90 122 116 311 56 9999 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAMWANZ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZANGMKA NGAMBO-KWAMKUYU -504 3838 850 TANZA 37
TANZANGMKA MEAN 82 75 176 311 311 109 95 103 115 177 192 166 1913
TANZANGMKA STDV 62 63 92 117 131 61 57 56 86 146 149 86 359
TANZANGMKA1899 94 22 135 175 588 44 204 111 20 20 84 120 1617
TANZANGMKA1900 54 136 171 247 404 9999 71 57 75 9999 9999 322 9999
TANZANGMKA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZANGMKU NGAMBO-KUMIHAFA -503 3837 950 TANZA 37
TANZANGMKU MEAN 82 75 176 311 311 109 95 103 115 177 192 166 1913
TANZANGMKU STDV 62 63 92 117 131 61 57 56 86 146 149 86 359
TANZANGMKU1898 82 75 176 18 62 65 60 36 39 19 59 32 723
TANZANGMKU1899 88 9 140 102 517 30 149 95 12 19 82 100 1343
TANZANGMKU1900 54 76 211 230 372 23 51 35 55 136 126 250 1619
TANZANGMKU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZASAKA SAKARRE SAKA -0459 3825 1372 TANZA 37
TANZASAKA MEAN 84 69 137 330 396 116 81 77 65 82 105 98 1641
TANZASAKA STDV 68 43 74 173 244 90 54 63 73 85 79 71 487
TANZASAKAR1897 93 116 87 526 553 54 81 77 65 82 105 98 1937
TANZASAKAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZATABOR TABORA TABOR -502 3249 1266 TANZA 38
TANZATABOR MEAN 126 128 156 131 24 1 0 1 5 18 101 173 863
TANZATABOR STDV 51 57 70 71 32 5 1 2 14 24 91 66 197
TANZATABOR1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 58 0 0 0 48 0 57 118 9999
TANZATABOR1894 167 77 208 168 1 34 0 0 0 2 95 84 836
TANZATABOR1895 143 175 107 124 10 0 0 0 1 6 93 81 740
TANZATABOR1899 101 125 110 45 0 0 0 0 0 13 71 173 638
TANZATABOR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZATANGA TANGA TANGA -504 3907 9 TANZA 37
TANZATANGA MEAN 31 40 109 246 294 80 72 69 79 107 126 76 1332
TANZATANGA STDV 37 54 82 160 172 63 55 41 62 98 118 65 328
TANZATANGA1892 192 119 2 248 325 18 200 113 271 11 48 37 1584
TANZATANGA1893 109 51 113 239 145 28 25 61 3 72 323 54 1223
TANZATANGA1894 6 25 212 140 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 40 352 68 9999
TANZATANGA1895 0 0 139 212 173 0 25 56 89 41 194 44 973
TANZATANGA1896 44 11 209 155 326 39 24 144 98 58 796 74 1978
TANZATANGA1897 34 57 34 433 562 115 224 112 75 42 32 7 1727
TANZATANGA1898 31 4 97 246 63 76 108 8 33 46 92 4 808
TANZATANGA1899 23 8 104 72 616 62 222 82 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZATANGA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAULANG ULANGA -813 3651 300 TANZA 38
TANZAULANG MEAN 184 162 288 356 114 18 9 6 8 16 60 135 1366
TANZAULANG STDV 83 90 124 136 71 20 15 10 11 26 73 111 337
TANZAULANG1895 529 81 254 248 117 16 0 0 8 16 60 135 1464
TANZAULANG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAWANJE WANJEMANNSHOHE -919 3401 880 TANZA 38
TANZAWANJE MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAWANJE STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAWANJE1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 13 154 9999
TANZAWANJE1892 223 370 155 211 28 10 29 6 0 2 27 183 1244
TANZAWANJE1893 247 96 156 304 162 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TANZAWANJE1895 9999 9999 140 107 76 9999 9999 7 12 2 59 121 9999
TANZAWANJE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TANZAZANZI ZANZIBAR ZANZI -610 3912 21 TANZA 37
TANZAZANZI MEAN 68 62 146 352 241 58 43 38 46 91 196 147 1475
TANZAZANZI STDV 55 59 82 169 136 56 43 25 36 74 117 90 342
TANZAZANZI1850G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 2480
TANZAZANZI1859 205 487 540 1155 954 230 137 90 84 103 30 233 4248
TANZAZANZI1864 41 2 132 336 312 141 13 17 24 80 60 214 1372
TANZAZANZI1874 9 85 155 386 124 41 28 18 30 53 152 89 1170
TANZAZANZI1875 91 99 97 478 241 28 124 48 8 203 140 178 1735
TANZAZANZI1876 91 64 323 351 241 51 56 114 84 3 188 236 1802
TANZAZANZI1877 48 6 107 269 127 79 53 99 43 150 333 300 1614
TANZAZANZI1878 58 127 71 404 152 66 33 38 69 64 127 221 1430
TANZAZANZI1879 58 76 150 376 178 53 58 64 48 94 188 206 1549
TANZAZANZI1880 68 56 216 333 140 5 56 46 0 97 97 109 1223
TANZAZANZI1881G 69 384 61 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 4087
TANZAZANZI1882G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 764
TANZAZANZI1891 68 62 146 352 395 111 60 29 56 112 155 177 1723
TANZAZANZI1892 142 2 171 180 235 34 106 13 38 22 185 53 1181
TANZAZANZI1893 147 156 208 374 303 14 26 80 34 96 293 85 1816
TANZAZANZI1894 172 18 136 90 252 10 86 30 17 106 436 60 1413
TANZAZANZI1895 4 9 133 144 196 3 44 16 134 30 207 102 1022
TANZAZANZI1896 227 21 134 253 275 12 21 115 34 173 352 145 1762
TANZAZANZI1897 41 69 225 490 310 98 112 57 84 121 85 11 1703
TANZAZANZI1898 39 9 155 45 88 23 67 2 40 33 187 10 698
TANZAZANZI1899 34 1 160 532 489 26 104 72 24 21 138 93 1694
TANZAZANZI1900 113 115 198 373 253 31 130 34 90 128 189 297 1951
TANZAZANZI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO AMEDJ AMEDJOW 651 27 770 TOGO 28
TOGO AMEDJ MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1742
TOGO AMEDJ STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 235
TOGO AMEDJ1894 9999 9999 95 223 220 241 169 131 116 297 58 14 21562
TOGO AMEDJ1895 17 114 61 126 137 181 206 213 172 185 50 108 1570
TOGO AMEDJ1896 8 25 7 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO AMEDJ1897 9999 9999 9999 207 162 203 135 156 204 132 14 46 9999
TOGO AMEDJ1898 39 44 71 241 112 275 436 268 316 254 27 43 2126
TOGO AMEDJ1899 0 136 108 9999 206 142 239 243 278 163 12 74 11600
TOGO AMEDJ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO ATAKP ATAKPAME ATAKP 735 107 400 TOGO 28
TOGO ATAKP MEAN 16 42 98 134 156 192 201 171 194 137 36 23 1400
TOGO ATAKP STDV 20 41 65 51 66 70 104 90 77 72 36 31 319
TOGO ATAKP1899 16 42 63 187 156 129 309 183 255 129 7 0 1476
TOGO ATAKP1900 33 61 3 117 100 208 384 162 148 101 32 0 1349
TOGO ATAKP9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO BISMA BISMARKBURG 0811 030 710 TOGO 28
TOGO BISMA MEAN 9 18 62 107 165 189 240 262 266 129 24 12 1490
TOGO BISMA STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 216
TOGO BISMA1888 9 18 62 107 165 214 136 156 292 186 23 33 1401
TOGO BISMA1889 49 5 113 168 131 243 216 133 289 168 0 45 1560
TOGO BISMA1890 0 94 78 98 250 133 99 98 249 116 61 29 1305
TOGO BISMA1891 77 31 76 137 147 250 140 48 271 204 27 34 1442
TOGO BISMA1892 58 81 39 193 281 114 141 71 260 186 23 3 1450
TOGO BISMA1893 45 46 101 155 125 118 265 186 267 88 8 22 1426
TOGO BISMA1894 12 45 168 75 144 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO BISMA1896 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 51 9999
TOGO BISMA1897 5 37 10 134 122 170 84 96 278 77 0 12 1025
TOGO BISMA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO KLEIN KLEIN-P 612 136 9999 TOGO 28
TOGO KLEIN MEAN 14 26 61 107 144 246 83 19 40 82 38 10 871
TOGO KLEIN STDV 21 30 54 64 92 152 96 51 42 56 36 17 292
TOGO KLEIN1891 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 47 0 0 2 65 2 9999
TOGO KLEIN1892 13 29 66 153 9999 234 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO KLEIN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO LOME LOME LOME 607 114 5 TOGO 28
TOGO LOME MEAN 11 28 53 96 144 207 69 21 42 84 30 10 797
TOGO LOME STDV 18 40 38 44 70 127 75 33 38 66 29 16 211
TOGO LOME 1892 11 28 66 154 52 234 2 0 10 153 78 0 788
TOGO LOME 1893 10 50 219 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO LOME 1900 11 28 27 123 167 176 32 5 38 119 55 2 783
TOGO LOME 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO MISAH MISAHOHE 657 36 590 TOGO 28
TOGO MISAH MEAN 32 671 133 148 180 238 203 142 228 199 79 45 1694
TOGO MISAH STDV 33 48 57 57 91 96 116 117 120 84 50 35 433
TOGO MISAH1890 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 157 122 55 9999
TOGO MISAH1891 73 53 103 102 153 271 77 17 83 217 126 66 1341
TOGO MISAH1892 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 87 305 105 63 9999
TOGO MISAH1893 55 144 131 278 177 276 387 394 300 286 46 79 2553
TOGO MISAH1894 9 32 124 153 138 202 83 118 118 24 16 37 1054
TOGO MISAH1895 9 33 58 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO MISAH1900 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 67 168 157 76 0 9999
TOGO MISAH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO SEBBE SEBBE 615 139 5 TOGO 28
TOGO SEBBE MEAN 14 26 61 107 144 246 83 19 40 82 38 10 871
TOGO SEBBE STDV 21 30 54 64 92 152 96 51 42 56 36 17 292
TOGO SEBBE1892 14 26 66 154 52 234 2 0 10 153 80 0 791
TOGO SEBBE1893 10 50 219 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TOGO SEBBE1899 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1 26 0 0 9999
TOGO SEBBE1900 32 0 29 90 208 121 55 5 13 100 67 0 720
TOGO SEBBE9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TOGO WORAW WORAWORA 731 23 200 TOGO 28
TOGO WORAW MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1499
TOGO WORAW STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 241
TOGO WORAW1898 9999 9999 9999 9999 107 204 246 415 180 175 58 132 9999
TOGO WORAW1899 11 112 14 65 146 211 156 254 195 249 42 7 1462
TOGO WORAW1900 7 83 93 113 210 118 146 31 273 78 104 0 1256
TOGO WORAW9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISAIN D AIN DRAHAM AIN D 3648 842 739 TUNIS 1
TUNISAIN D MEAN 240 195 159 136 80 27 6 14 67 150 201 262 1536
TUNISAIN D STDV 115 107 87 81 63 27 12 23 57 107 100 152 307
TUNISAIN D1885 219 139 216 318 23 21 27 19 54 210 384 122 1752
TUNISAIN D1886 222 228 138 296 180 35 0 146 47 72 142 215 1721
TUNISAIN D1887 233 167 140 108 34 0 1 0 46 427 202 331 1689
TUNISAIN D1888 309 257 155 208 87 39 2 146 21 180 212 139 1755
TUNISAIN D1889 545 405 369 143 55 42 15 2 110 35 118 359 2198
TUNISAIN D1890 143 283 644 249 58 19 8 4 75 227 121 204 2035
TUNISAIN D1891 1155 322 79 49 248 0 1 5 14 93 108 180 2254
TUNISAIN D1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 1395
TUNISAIN D1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 404 1536
TUNISAIN D1894G 182 147 143 235 85 14 0 1 2 34 149 9999 1249
TUNISAIN D1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 173 925
TUNISAIN D1896G 156 70 170 191 136 9 2 15 11 145 124 9999 1352
TUNISAIN D1897 97 84 103 126 32 51 30 8 90 244 212 213 1290
TUNISAIN D1898 102 284 140 222 84 2 3 10 48 153 87 309 1444
TUNISAIN D1899 203 92 192 41 68 44 25 2 140 100 134 213 1254
TUNISAIN D1900 646 43 183 194 145 177 64 18 10 33 347 198 2058
TUNISAIN D9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISBIZER BIZERTE 3718 952 6 TUNIS 1
TUNISBIZER MEAN 107 79 56 42 24 11 3 7 35 75 85 116 640
TUNISBIZER STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 192
TUNISBIZER1885G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 553
TUNISBIZER1886 158 80 46 49 30 12 0 6 6 42 69 88 586
TUNISBIZER1887 81 80 56 45 6 0 0 0 33 144 72 65 582
TUNISBIZER1888 100 38 32 16 10 0 0 12 7 50 64 122 451
TUNISBIZER1889 244 93 154 16 9 4 0 2 44 35 21 100 722
TUNISBIZER1890 53 95 145 50 9 6 7 14 9 69 120 154 731
TUNISBIZER1891 236 184 56 35 88 4 0 9 34 75 82 78 881
TUNISBIZER1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 773
TUNISBIZER1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 410
TUNISBIZER1894 110 77 53 85 13 8 8 3 5 22 75 116 575
TUNISBIZER1896 65 24 75 51 47 11 2 2 6 89 193 116 681
TUNISBIZER1897 78 53 89 56 26 11 5 1 22 56 119 173 689
TUNISBIZER1898 78 149 28 116 2 0 0 0 0 32 31 65 501
TUNISBIZER1899 28 42 39 14 20 17 10 0 29 2 110 88 399
TUNISBIZER1900 141 37 87 46 39 37 17 2 3 11 86 70 576
TUNISBIZER9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISDJERB DJERBA 3348 1050 4 TUNIS 1
TUNISDJERB MEAN 24 18 20 14 7 1 0 1 17 43 38 26 209
TUNISDJERB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 90
TUNISDJERB1894 0 113 49 13 2 0 0 0 0 43 18 26 264
TUNISDJERB1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 156
TUNISDJERB1896 5 34 35 22 20 0 0 0 17 8 0 26 167
TUNISDJERB1897 0 106 0 42 7 0 0 1 0 13 36 93 298
TUNISDJERB1898 40 15 7 12 0 0 0 0 0 7 17 78 176
TUNISDJERB1899 38 48 11 0 5 0 0 0 0 10 20 2 134
TUNISDJERB1900 17 3 4 15 3 1 0 1 17 37 13 19 130
TUNISDJERB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISGABES GABES GABES 3353 1007 2 TUNIS 1
TUNISGABES MEAN 22 18 21 13 8 2 0 1 17 36 29 21 187
TUNISGABES STDV 26 20 25 20 14 3 1 4 25 51 42 31 85
TUNISGABES1885 23 0 21 8 11 4 4 3 3 7 1 18 103
TUNISGABES1886 10 16 6 35 5 0 0 0 78 24 36 17 227
TUNISGABES1887 9 8 28 26 1 1 0 0 25 58 1 0 157
TUNISGABES1888 18 10 21 4 3 3 0 11 1 61 23 38 193
TUNISGABES1889 28 39 12 1 3 0 0 0 11 11 64 86 255
TUNISGABES1890 69 44 82 94 16 0 0 0 43 104 12 22 486
TUNISGABES1891 35 18 15 6 13 1 0 0 45 30 1 21 185
TUNISGABES1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 176
TUNISGABES1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 180
TUNISGABES1894 3 76 40 36 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 177
TUNISGABES1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 134
TUNISGABES1896 7 41 57 9999 5 0 0 0 9999 40 3 9999 9999
TUNISGABES1897 3 98 8 30 6 4 0 3 1 15 83 7 258
TUNISGABES1898 13 7 5 9 8 0 0 0 3 4 6 16 71
TUNISGABES1899 10 26 51 1 4 2 3 0 3 10 20 2 132
TUNISGABES1900 9 1 5 11 8 2 2 1 3 21 12 5 80
TUNISGABES9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISGAFSA GAFSA GAFSA 3425 848 314 TUNIS 1
TUNISGAFSA MEAN 16 15 22 16 12 7 2 5 16 18 17 17 162
TUNISGAFSA STDV 17 17 25 19 15 11 5 9 17 21 17 26 65
TUNISGAFSA1885 13 2 24 21 12 2 0 4 8 21 40 13 160
TUNISGAFSA1886 46 10 0 25 20 3 0 19 82 17 46 25 293
TUNISGAFSA1887 8 25 93 56 8 0 0 6 18 32 13 12 271
TUNISGAFSA1888 14 55 37 11 31 25 0 1 7 18 28 24 251
TUNISGAFSA1889 68 2 11 3 58 0 0 0 5 0 10 81 238
TUNISGAFSA1890 126 26 71 108 12 0 3 2 12 33 17 25 435
TUNISGAFSA1891 0 14 16 8 35 4 2 0 22 7 10 15 133
TUNISGAFSA1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 205
TUNISGAFSA1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 186
TUNISGAFSA1894 11 32 65 45 42 0 0 3 0 5 27 17 247
TUNISGAFSA1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 138
TUNISGAFSA1896 7 8 62 58 27 7 4 5 0 4 21 17 220
TUNISGAFSA1897 16 31 34 63 8 8 4 5 2 6 3 6 186
TUNISGAFSA1898 23 3 6 56 2 0 2 0 21 1 21 6 141
TUNISGAFSA1899 4 21 21 0 27 5 2 2 11 3 16 8 120
TUNISGAFSA1900 4 5 2 12 4 25 3 16 16 18 35 4 144
TUNISGAFSA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISKAIRO KAIROUAN KAIRO 3542 1006 223 TUNIS 1
TUNISKAIRO MEAN 25 26 35 29 24 12 5 10 36 40 30 26 299
TUNISKAIRO STDV 25 25 32 26 21 15 11 11 36 55 36 39 110
TUNISKAIRO1885 31 0 31 64 34 0 23 22 35 75 35 11 361
TUNISKAIRO1886 41 18 2 43 11 0 1 23 49 49 49 17 303
TUNISKAIRO1887 0 28 25 72 20 6 0 37 42 27 12 0 269
TUNISKAIRO1888 4 58 5 23 7 20 0 0 4 7 8 27 163
TUNISKAIRO1889 73 17 20 8 9 21 21 1 81 0 29 50 330
TUNISKAIRO1890 70 72 120 36 17 14 20 3 40 79 16 53 540
TUNISKAIRO1891 53 60 35 74 36 1 1 5 55 69 24 5 418
TUNISKAIRO1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 423
TUNISKAIRO1894 27 52 86 21 9 5 0 0 0 25 47 26 298
TUNISKAIRO1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 220
TUNISKAIRO1896 19 29 55 49 33 20 6 2 36 26 29 26 330
TUNISKAIRO1897 0 73 44 23 25 42 0 13 3 20 21 12 276
TUNISKAIRO1898 83 77 50 21 25 0 1 10 128 41 78 9 523
TUNISKAIRO1899 5 35 100 36 36 17 0 8 39 0 216 12 504
TUNISKAIRO1900 35 1 7 43 49 36 23 10 10 20 52 26 312
TUNISKAIRO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISKEF KEF 3611 844 9999 TUNIS 1
TUNISKEF MEAN 65 56 51 48 39 27 9 15 38 44 52 65 509
TUNISKEF STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 152
TUNISKEF 1885 70 28 60 83 17 44 49 34 18 52 52 76 583
TUNISKEF 1886 120 96 16 33 67 0 13 33 34 52 90 40 594
TUNISKEF 1887 36 47 42 84 25 6 18 14 36 35 49 11 403
TUNISKEF 1888 20 5 7 12 12 35 2 8 1 57 83 111 353
TUNISKEF 1889 154 39 98 27 29 42 11 0 97 4 46 60 607
TUNISKEF 1890 53 128 274 128 53 15 13 11 41 93 53 55 917
TUNISKEF 1891 0 77 29 42 157 16 12 8 41 23 44 118 567
TUNISKEF 1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 815
TUNISKEF 1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 629
TUNISKEF 1894 60 90 101 134 54 36 3 15 0 13 96 65 667
TUNISKEF 1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 556
TUNISKEF 1896 11 4 80 50 94 19 0 0 15 83 69 65 490
TUNISKEF 1897 2 54 14 56 42 22 2 12 30 87 18 80 419
TUNISKEF 1898 60 100 80 70 18 29 13 1 16 29 14 47 477
TUNISKEF 1899 14 56 51 49 38 3 10 322 164 31 219 117 1074
TUNISKEF 1900 146 10 37 196 50 39 23 54 4 24 102 99 784
TUNISKEF 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISKELIB KELIBIA 3650 1058 9999 TUNIS 1
TUNISKELIB MEAN 63 53 40 28 15 6 1 5 36 68 60 69 444
TUNISKELIB STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 148
TUNISKELIB1890 20 56 72 29 11 0 0 4 9 61 20 96 378
TUNISKELIB1891 67 78 23 46 22 0 0 1 5 49 32 48 371
TUNISKELIB1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 444
TUNISKELIB1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 496
TUNISKELIB1894 57 10 57 43 6 4 0 0 0 23 72 69 341
TUNISKELIB1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 277
TUNISKELIB1896 72 45 42 30 65 4 0 0 2 68 140 69 537
TUNISKELIB1897 53 32 88 53 39 0 11 1 16 17 92 69 471
TUNISKELIB1898 335 248 43 160 2 0 0 0 30 40 98 89 1045
TUNISKELIB1899 61 84 129 23 37 7 0 0 15 16 338 77 787
TUNISKELIB1900 227 18 30 75 3 82 1 2 19 1 135 57 650
TUNISKELIB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISSCHUI SCHUIGG 9999 9999 9999 TUNIS 1
TUNISSCHUI MEAN 70 47 65 63 31 15 5 11 19 25 39 61 451
TUNISSCHUI STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 149
TUNISSCHUI1894 67 90 43 64 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 331
TUNISSCHUI1896 26 23 81 49 80 4 0 5 0 100 88 61 517
TUNISSCHUI1897 27 59 103 36 19 2 0 1 17 42 24 110 440
TUNISSCHUI1898 78 117 38 113 59 10 0 0 32 50 21 37 555
TUNISSCHUI1899 50 45 57 22 41 32 16 2 27 7 98 44 441
TUNISSCHUI1900 114 13 99 49 49 56 15 63 13 11 48 61 591
TUNISSCHUI9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISSELAR SOUK-EL-ARBA 3630 848 130 TUNIS 1
TUNISSELAR MEAN 65 49 47 45 33 16 3 10 33 56 47 73 477
TUNISSELAR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 159
TUNISSELAR1889 0 60 173 32 20 30 4 0 59 4 27 69 478
TUNISSELAR1890 45 97 156 40 44 7 15 2 32 74 70 88 670
TUNISSELAR1891 90 68 33 29 134 0 0 0 17 28 37 41 477
TUNISSELAR1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 583
TUNISSELAR1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 472
TUNISSELAR1894 30 66 44 97 0 11 1 0 0 1 42 73 365
TUNISSELAR1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 519
TUNISSELAR1896 34 35 69 31 83 1 3 1 18 72 62 73 482
TUNISSELAR1897 28 56 61 53 73 26 0 0 18 39 47 53 454
TUNISSELAR1898 0 0 71 170 17 0 0 0 0 21 53 0 332
TUNISSELAR1899 34 66 11 12 24 9 0 0 89 9999 9999 9999 9999
TUNISSELAR1900 89 4 64 57 67 71 29 42 68 27 47 22 587
TUNISSELAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISSELDJ SOUK-EL-DJEMAA 3554 855 9999 TUNIS 1
TUNISSELDJ MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 471
TUNISSELDJ STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 157
TUNISSELDJ1885 172 46 83 105 15 43 37 17 79 82 73 58 810
TUNISSELDJ1886 144 150 19 73 22 0 21 49 81 75 98 106 838
TUNISSELDJ1887 51 52 29 19 23 20 6 12 22 40 22 2 298
TUNISSELDJ1888 26 33 80 46 137 33 16 14 54 68 74 56 637
TUNISSELDJ1889 169 90 105 23 79 33 5 6 109 0 4 100 723
TUNISSELDJ1890 63 119 261 169 24 9 1 29 39 145 55 49 963
TUNISSELDJ1891 0 79 90 73 177 12 17 0 113 70 50 52 733
TUNISSELDJ1894 38 52 79 12 8 1 1 14 0 1 0 9999 10205
TUNISSELDJ1896 26 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 9999 9999 19 9999 9999
TUNISSELDJ1897 1 55 17 36 4 42 0 13 0 23 7 44 242
TUNISSELDJ1898 42 27 27 42 6 0 4 0 4 26 2 49 229
TUNISSELDJ1899 14 35 40 4 9 8 0 0 12 0 77 65 264
TUNISSELDJ1900 18 1 2 20 22 22 10 1 14 19 12 2 143
TUNISSELDJ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISSFAX SFAX SFAX 3444 1046 23 TUNIS 1
TUNISSFAX MEAN 23 19 24 18 11 5 1 3 25 43 27 19 217
TUNISSFAX STDV 23 20 26 24 14 10 2 11 28 62 32 25 96
TUNISSFAX 1875 9999 9999 9999 10 4 7 0 0 20 39 5 37 9999
TUNISSFAX 1876 49 31 4 41 4 46 1 3 2 22 4 19 226
TUNISSFAX 1879 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 9999 0 40 0 0 2 9999
TUNISSFAX 1880 15 43 80 6 13 5 0 0 25 22 16 18 243
TUNISSFAX 1885 17 3 14 22 2 1 0 0 11 26 11 20 127
TUNISSFAX 1886 37 37 4 33 16 0 0 1 109 36 80 41 394
TUNISSFAX 1887 7 26 10 41 12 3 0 5 27 133 27 4 295
TUNISSFAX 1888 19 20 16 18 4 9 3 1 1 36 54 9 190
TUNISSFAX 1889 48 11 13 15 3 5 0 0 54 0 9 141 299
TUNISSFAX 1890 94 58 45 76 20 0 0 0 24 69 27 30 443
TUNISSFAX 1891 28 9 9 19 17 0 0 0 15 49 10 34 190
TUNISSFAX 1894 13 52 26 48 17 0 0 0 0 21 36 19 232
TUNISSFAX 1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 81
TUNISSFAX 1896 22 33 52 64 77 0 0 0 25 14 4 19 310
TUNISSFAX 1897 0 137 13 34 0 18 0 0 0 24 18 88 332
TUNISSFAX 1898 23 8 8 16 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 37 123
TUNISSFAX 1899 1 12 20 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 100 0 137
TUNISSFAX 1900 11 2 8 14 10 4 0 18 1 9 25 2 104
TUNISSFAX 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISSOUSS SOUSSE 3549 1041 9999 TUNIS 1
TUNISSOUSS MEAN 43 34 30 22 18 6 1 5 50 43 37 38 327
TUNISSOUSS STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 124
TUNISSOUSS1885 45 11 31 49 16 0 14 40 22 45 51 31 355
TUNISSOUSS1886 83 44 9 45 8 2 0 29 77 155 86 46 584
TUNISSOUSS1887 15 46 11 79 18 1 0 35 106 103 30 4 448
TUNISSOUSS1888 14 62 7 2 7 17 0 9 7 28 85 66 304
TUNISSOUSS1889 107 12 31 13 0 3 6 1 89 17 125 72 476
TUNISSOUSS1890 64 117 73 21 21 12 0 0 38 55 18 30 449
TUNISSOUSS1891 96 62 20 45 26 0 9 7 28 66 24 64 447
TUNISSOUSS1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 315
TUNISSOUSS1894 37 86 94 49 10 0 0 0 0 11 87 38 412
TUNISSOUSS1895G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 205
TUNISSOUSS1896 58 0 77 54 71 17 6 2 50 26 29 38 428
TUNISSOUSS1897 7 34 26 13 14 7 0 3 5 22 31 0 162
TUNISSOUSS1898 76 32 29 43 1 1 4 21 70 49 17 26 369
TUNISSOUSS1899 11 51 57 4 41 14 18 6 7 4 80 48 341
TUNISSOUSS1900 30 1 7 28 22 49 11 1 29 56 23 8 265
TUNISSOUSS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISTABAR TABARKA 3657 845 4 100
TUNISTABAR MEAN 165 132 88 69 38 22 4 10 54 125 137 178 1022
TUNISTABAR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 204
TUNISTABAR1889 343 222 242 73 7 23 0 3 79 54 181 331 1558
TUNISTABAR1890 53 133 353 123 32 3 5 15 85 212 89 200 1303
TUNISTABAR1898 9999 249 102 180 45 0 0 0 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TUNISTABAR1899 76 91 67 3 35 34 13 1 128 12 66 142 668
TUNISTABAR1900 342 44 131 154 60 92 51 21 7 45 234 149 1330
TUNISTABAR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISTOZEU TOZEUR TOZEU 3355 808 46 TUNIS 1
TUNISTOZEU MEAN 11 8 13 10 6 3 0 1 9 13 14 11 99
TUNISTOZEU STDV 13 10 16 14 9 9 1 4 18 18 18 16 43
TUNISTOZEU1889 11 3 7 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 6 74 118
TUNISTOZEU1890 44 26 56 90 1 7 0 0 26 0 2 30 282
TUNISTOZEU1891 14 15 15 7 8 0 0 0 0 1 13 6 79
TUNISTOZEU1897 0 11 12 13 2 1 0 0 0 10 0 6 55
TUNISTOZEU1898 6 3 7 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 3 50
TUNISTOZEU1899 12 12 26 0 3 5 0 0 0 1 2 11 72
TUNISTOZEU1900 5 1 14 13 0 11 0 7 9 0 3 4 67
TUNISTOZEU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISTUNIS TUNIS TUNIS 3648 1010 4 TUNIS 1
TUNISTUNIS MEAN 62 53 44 39 22 10 3 7 34 60 55 62 450
TUNISTUNIS STDV 35 38 31 28 19 15 8 12 36 46 48 47 120
TUNISTUNIS1873 21 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TUNISTUNIS1874 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 87 52 9999
TUNISTUNIS1875 31 65 57 59 16 62 9 0 20 75 49 38 481
TUNISTUNIS1876 86 50 24 60 17 63 0 0 31 165 61 38 595
TUNISTUNIS1877 87 45 41 23 3 4 15 1 99 45 58 34 455
TUNISTUNIS1878 88 37 36 23 12 2 29 0 24 27 14 24 316
TUNISTUNIS1879 37 40 41 67 39 0 0 0 35 56 34 48 397
TUNISTUNIS1880 104 46 58 12 49 14 0 5 22 33 41 50 434
TUNISTUNIS1881 19 121 52 21 64 10 0 0 5 16 15 190 513
TUNISTUNIS1882 35 42 71 57 8 1 2 0 24 41 8 23 312
TUNISTUNIS1883 58 36 34 10 17 3 0 5 11 35 39 13 261
TUNISTUNIS1884 20 42 74 65 29 19 0 16 35 17 39 37 393
TUNISTUNIS1885 37 36 75 57 12 5 26 28 14 39 92 24 445
TUNISTUNIS1886G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 34 79 93 41 37 468
TUNISTUNIS1887 34 23 49 66 9 0 6 12 73 87 50 45 454
TUNISTUNIS1888 67 70 45 11 18 7 0 7 10 21 80 49 385
TUNISTUNIS1889 151 38 147 16 14 6 6 5 49 10 39 60 541
TUNISTUNIS1890 24 154 193 24 18 7 1 5 50 49 50 77 652
TUNISTUNIS1891 131 104 50 42 50 3 0 8 30 73 50 34 575
TUNISTUNIS1892 67 90 89 110 31 0 0 31 20 50 93 76 657
TUNISTUNIS1893 103 13 9 13 12 1 67 1 0 0 65 147 431
TUNISTUNIS1894 60 55 43 99 6 10 0 2 34 4 0 87 400
TUNISTUNIS1895 68 81 41 27 71 7 10 10 0 11 23 57 406
TUNISTUNIS1896 38 26 66 62 68 4 0 0 0 62 86 85 497
TUNISTUNIS1897 10 23 62 24 13 0 12 4 10 29 42 149 378
TUNISTUNIS1898 57 72 27 57 7 1 0 0 0 79 14 46 360
TUNISTUNIS1899 24 33 57 22 45 12 5 9 6 13 117 51 394
TUNISTUNIS1900 64 24 38 54 17 113 1 28 0 12 51 43 445
TUNISTUNIS9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
TUNISZAGAH ZAGHOUAN 3626 1008 270 100
TUNISZAGAH MEAN 68 58 58 38 28 15 5 17 39 52 53 65 444
TUNISZAGAH STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 119
TUNISZAGAH1889 218 40 37 5 18 5 29 0 54 62 30 41 539
TUNISZAGAH1890 45 116 172 48 12 1 1 3 31 49 21 79 578
TUNISZAGAH1891 0 130 115 34 68 3 3 13 5 69 36 154 630
TUNISZAGAH1892G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 644
TUNISZAGAH1893G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 512
TUNISZAGAH1894 60 125 85 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 65 388
TUNISZAGAH1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TUNISZAGAH1896 13 10 45 46 36 12 4 17 16 76 32 65 372
TUNISZAGAH1897 17 18 61 17 46 0 6 8 0 43 75 43 334
TUNISZAGAH1898 68 58 70 83 0 0 2 13 79 61 73 21 528
TUNISZAGAH1899 26 45 82 7 8 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
TUNISZAGAH1900 69 11 31 37 26 49 121 12 14 6 24 65 465
TUNISZAGAH9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDENTEB ENTEBBE ENTEB 4 3229 1146 UGAND 32
UGANDENTEB MEAN 72 90 165 255 254 117 77 75 74 105 139 113 1531
UGANDENTEB STDV 50 53 71 84 103 66 45 45 44 53 72 62 241
UGANDENTEB1896 72 90 165 219 113 81 8 104 60 117 307 119 1455
UGANDENTEB1897 44 92 101 348 269 115 73 149 120 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDENTEB1898 72 90 165 173 154 109 17 114 143 115 194 41 1387
UGANDENTEB1899 15 88 88 232 217 77 84 35 16 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDENTEB1900 57 107 155 343 69 148 11 74 87 39 152 318 1560
UGANDENTEB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDNAMIR NAMIREMBE 018 3234 1219 UGAND 31
UGANDNAMIR MEAN 51 62 113 182 140 75 50 86 101 109 114 97 1180
UGANDNAMIR STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 177
UGANDNAMIR1893 51 62 73 229 101 61 26 17 128 121 69 54 992
UGANDNAMIR1894 9 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDNAMIR9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDNATET NATETE 20 3236 1219 UGAND 31
UGANDNATET MEAN 51 62 113 182 140 75 50 86 101 109 114 97 1180
UGANDNATET STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 177
UGANDNATET1879 142 93 134 144 203 52 9 29 140 88 84 39 1157
UGANDNATET1881 85 123 167 345 108 66 67 89 77 90 119 59 1395
UGANDNATET1882 40 126 54 214 98 48 73 79 119 193 71 26 1141
UGANDNATET1883 114 66 74 179 110 74 137 121 71 58 100 20 1124
UGANDNATET1884 13 84 77 109 62 100 91 36 109 235 110 7 1033
UGANDNATET1885 30 128 168 146 139 131 132 88 78 135 109 52 1336
UGANDNATET1886 52 97 98 226 221 64 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDNATET9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDRUBAG RUBAGA 19 3308 9999 UGAND 32
UGANDRUBAG MEAN 79 54 120 191 122 49 65 90 92 179 150 81 1272
UGANDRUBAG STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 191
UGANDRUBAG1878 9999 9999 9999 100 37 39 9999 9999 9999 9999 54 87 9999
UGANDRUBAG1879 142 92 127 144 85 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDRUBAG1881 9999 9999 9999 315 110 35 78 142 88 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDRUBAG9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDVICTO VICTO NYANZA 19 3300 9999 UGAND 32
UGANDVICTO MEAN 79 54 120 191 122 49 65 90 92 179 150 81 1272
UGANDVICTO STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 191
UGANDVICTO1881 9999 9999 9999 315 109 56 79 142 89 9999 9999 9999 9999
UGANDVICTO1899 79 54 26 86 123 65 3 90 68 74 118 128 914
UGANDVICTO1900 132 164 118 128 48 73 40 69 93 73 159 158 1255
UGANDVICTO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
UGANDWADEL WADELEI 240 3124 679 UGAND 31
UGANDWADEL MEAN 15 22 62 110 113 87 112 142 133 141 91 37 1064
UGANDWADEL STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 223
UGANDWADEL1885 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 128 69 143 63 30 9999
UGANDWADEL1886 68 34 114 43 109 51 112 109 101 76 228 21 1066
UGANDWADEL1887 39 3 214 83 115 67 55 145 128 128 22 38 1037
UGANDWADEL1888 3 32 59 116 136 125 147 110 71 301 49 30 1179
UGANDWADEL9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAIREBANAN BANANA -558 1227 2 ZAIRE 51
ZAIREBANAN MEAN 72 143 150 164 54 0 1 1 6 26 111 98 803
ZAIREBANAN STDV 51 104 75 100 53 2 2 2 8 28 83 84 309
ZAIREBANAN1891G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 710
ZAIREBANAN1894G9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 887
ZAIREBANAN9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAIREBOLOB BOLOBO -210 1613 335 100
ZAIREBOLOB MEAN 153 157 180 173 143 25 8 32 111 196 220 169 1573
ZAIREBOLOB STDV 63 65 69 86 70 25 13 32 62 95 89 74 274
ZAIREBOLOB1891 133 172 132 243 126 1 1 30 68 186 193 338 1623
ZAIREBOLOB1892 120 68 72 56 140 28 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ZAIREBOLOB1893 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 216 230 253 9999
ZAIREBOLOB1894 169 269 95 195 170 0 1 98 68 109 139 279 1592
ZAIREBOLOB1895 86 198 170 233 137 13 8 70 167 154 411 170 1817
ZAIREBOLOB9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAIRELULUA LULUABOURG LULUA -554 2225 680 ZAIRE 41
ZAIRELULUA MEAN 145 137 209 193 88 20 20 51 120 173 238 211 1611
ZAIRELULUA STDV 51 46 64 74 63 25 29 37 50 66 78 73 225
ZAIRELULUA1885 144 114 127 150 64 11 5 73 191 181 231 180 1471
ZAIRELULUA1886 148 182 200 105 127 1 1 50 124 153 238 211 1540
ZAIRELULUA9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAIREMASSZ MASANZES 9999 9999 9999 100
ZAIREMASSZ MEAN 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ZAIREMASSZ STDV 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ZAIREMASSZ1880 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 138 9999
ZAIREMASSZ1881 179 39 124 232 59 9999 21 6 9 6 9999 9999 9999
ZAIREMASSZ1882 9999 9999 102 265 200 0 0 13 31 75 116 247 21047
ZAIREMASSZ9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAMBIKAMBO KAMBOLA -850 3100 9999 ZAMBI 39
ZAMBIKAMBO MEAN 240 231 252 119 21 3 0 1 6 26 135 253 1286
ZAMBIKAMBO STDV 74 77 78 70 29 14 1 3 12 28 69 87 216
ZAMBIKAMBO1897 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 34 195 157 9999
ZAMBIKAMBO1898 320 211 230 168 0 0 0 0 4 17 141 290 1381
ZAMBIKAMBO1899 244 136 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999
ZAMBIKAMBO9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
ZAMBIMONGU MONGU MONGU -1515 2309 1054 ZAMBI 48
ZAMBIMONGU MEAN 216 204 150 37 5 1 0 1 3 33 103 202 954
ZAMBIMONGU STDV 79 91 74 38 10 2 2 3 5 29 53 72 181
ZAMBIMONGU1895 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 0 0 16 66 208 9999
ZAMBIMONGU1896 147 313 79 56 5 1 0 2 1 5 29 273 911
ZAMBIMONGU1897 322 52 209 9 5 1 0 3 0 52 74 169 896
ZAMBIMONGU1898 165 140 173 4 5 1 0 0 1 9 153 152 803
ZAMBIMONGU1899 80 424 93 26 5 1 0 1 3 33 103 202 971
ZAMBIMONGU9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
2. African historical regional data:
The entry for each region and year includes five points of information.
Left to right, these are the region number, year, index class (-3 to +3),
the number of entries used to produce the index, and the source of the
information. The right hand column on source uses H to designate
documentary information, G to designate a gauge record, "regional
substitution" to indicate a value obtained from a nearby and high-
correlated region, and "spatial reconstruction" to indicate that
a technique based on PCs was used to fill in spatial gaps.
The precipitation index associated with all gauge and documentary
entries is also given in this column.
FINAL CLASS BY YEAR AND REGION
Sources: [G] rain gauge, [H or N] 2 historical text , and [L] lake levels
Enhanced by Equivalence substituion {count= -1} and Spatial Reconstruction {count= -2}
Reg Year Class Count Source
1 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1804 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
1 1805 -3 1 H:-3
1 1806 -3 1 H:-3
1 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1810 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1815 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
1 1816 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
1 1817 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
1 1818 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
1 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1820 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
1 1821 1 1 H: 1
1 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1823 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1824 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
1 1825 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
1 1826 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1827 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1828 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1829 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
1 1830 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1831 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1832 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1833 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1834 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
1 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
1 1836 3 1 G: 3
1 1837 -2 0 Region Substitution
1 1838 0 1 G: 0
1 1839 0 1 G: 0
1 1840 0 1 G: 0
1 1841 -1 1 G:-1
1 1842 0 1 G: 0
1 1843 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 0
1 1844 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
1 1845 2 1 G: 2
1 1846 0 1 G: 0
1 1847 0 1 G: 0
1 1848 2 1 G: 2
1 1849 -1 1 G:-1
1 1850 -1 1 G:-1
1 1851 0 1 G: 0
1 1852 2 1 G: 2
1 1853 1 1 G: 1
1 1854 1 1 G: 1
1 1855 0 1 G: 0
1 1856 -1 1 G:-1
1 1857 2 1 G: 2
1 1858 1 1 G: 1
1 1859 1 1 G: 1
1 1860 -1 1 G:-1
1 1861 -1 1 G:-1
1 1862 0 1 G: 0
1 1863 0 1 G: 0
1 1864 2 1 G: 2
1 1865 1 1 G: 1
1 1866 -2 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1867 -2 4 H:-3 H:-2 H:-2 G:-1
1 1868 0 1 G: 0
1 1869 0 1 G: 0
1 1870 0 1 G: 0
1 1871 0 1 G: 0
1 1872 1 1 G: 1
1 1873 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
1 1874 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 1
1 1875 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
1 1876 -2 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1877 -1 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G: 0
1 1878 -2 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1879 -2 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1880 -2 4 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1881 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 H:-1 H:-1 G:-1
1 1882 -1 1 G:-1
1 1883 0 1 G: 0
1 1884 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
1 1885 -1 1 G:-1
1 1886 0 1 G: 0
1 1887 -1 1 G:-1
1 1888 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 G:-1
1 1889 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 2
1 1890 1 1 G: 1
1 1891 0 1 G: 0
1 1892 0 1 G: 0
1 1893 -1 1 G:-1
1 1894 0 1 G: 0
1 1895 -1 1 G:-1
1 1896 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 0
1 1897 -1 1 G:-1
1 1898 0 1 G: 0
1 1899 0 1 G: 0
1 1900 0 1 G: 0
2 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1810 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1816 -1 1 H:-1
2 1817 -1 1 H:-1
2 1818 -1 1 H:-1
2 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1822 -2 1 H:-2
2 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1824 -2 1 H:-2
2 1825 -2 1 H:-2
2 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1828 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1829 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1836 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1838 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1843 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1845 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1846 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1848 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1850 -3 1 H:-3
2 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1852 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
2 1853 1 1 G: 1
2 1854 1 1 G: 1
2 1855 1 1 G: 1
2 1856 -1 1 G:-1
2 1857 -2 2 H:-3 G: 0
2 1858 1 1 G: 1
2 1859 -1 1 G:-1
2 1860 -1 1 G:-1
2 1861 -1 1 G:-1
2 1862 -1 1 G:-1
2 1863 0 1 G: 0
2 1864 1 1 G: 1
2 1865 -1 1 G:-1
2 1866 -1 1 G:-1
2 1867 -2 2 H:-3 G:-1
2 1868 1 1 G: 1
2 1869 -1 1 G:-1
2 1870 1 1 G: 1
2 1871 2 1 G: 2
2 1872 1 1 G: 1
2 1873 -1 1 G:-1
2 1874 1 1 G: 1
2 1875 0 1 G: 0
2 1876 0 1 G: 0
2 1877 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
2 1878 -2 3 H:-3 H:-1 G:-1
2 1879 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
2 1880 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
2 1881 -1 3 H:-3 H:-1 G: 0
2 1882 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
2 1883 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
2 1884 1 1 G: 1
2 1885 0 1 G: 0
2 1886 0 1 G: 0
2 1887 0 1 G: 0
2 1888 -1 1 G:-1
2 1889 1 1 G: 1
2 1890 -1 1 G:-1
2 1891 -1 1 G:-1
2 1892 -1 1 G:-1
2 1893 1 1 G: 1
2 1894 0 1 G: 0
2 1895 -1 1 G:-1
2 1896 0 1 G: 0
2 1897 0 1 G: 0
2 1898 -1 1 G:-1
2 1899 0 1 G: 0
2 1900 -1 1 G:-1
3 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1802 1 1 H: 1
3 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1824 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1832 1 1 H: 1
3 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3 1835 2 2 H: 2 G: 2
3 1836 0 1 H: 0
3 1837 0 1 H: 0
3 1838 0 1 H: 0
3 1839 -2 2 H:-2 G:-2
3 1840 -2 1 H:-2
3 1841 -2 1 H:-2
3 1842 -2 1 H:-2
3 1843 1 2 H:-1 H: 2
3 1844 -2 1 H:-2
3 1845 0 2 H:-2 H: 2
3 1846 -2 1 H:-2
3 1847 -1 2 H:-2 H: 0
3 1848 0 1 H: 0
3 1849 0 1 H: 0
3 1850 2 3 H: 1 H: 3 H: 3
3 1851 1 1 H: 1
3 1852 1 1 H: 1
3 1853 1 1 H: 1
3 1854 1 1 H: 1
3 1855 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
3 1856 2 2 H: 1 H: 2
3 1857 1 1 H: 1
3 1858 1 1 H: 1
3 1859 1 3 H: 1 H: 3 G: 0
3 1860 1 3 H: 1 H: 1 G: 0
3 1861 0 1 H: 0
3 1862 0 1 H: 0
3 1863 0 1 H: 0
3 1864 0 1 H: 0
3 1865 0 1 H: 0
3 1866 2 1 G: 2
3 1867 -1 1 G:-1
3 1868 -1 1 G:-1
3 1869 2 2 H: 0 G: 3
3 1870 0 1 G: 0
3 1871 0 1 G: 0
3 1872 2 2 H: 3 G: 0
3 1873 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
3 1874 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
3 1875 0 1 G: 0
3 1876 0 1 G: 0
3 1877 0 1 G: 0
3 1878 0 1 G: 0
3 1879 1 1 G: 1
3 1880 -1 1 G:-1
3 1881 -1 1 G:-1
3 1882 1 1 G: 1
3 1883 0 1 G: 0
3 1884 0 1 G: 0
3 1885 2 1 G: 2
3 1886 1 1 G: 1
3 1887 -1 1 G:-1
3 1888 0 1 G: 0
3 1889 -2 1 G:-2
3 1890 1 1 G: 1
3 1891 1 1 G: 1
3 1892 -1 1 G:-1
3 1893 1 1 G: 1
3 1894 -1 1 G:-1
3 1895 0 1 G: 0
3 1896 0 1 G: 0
3 1897 0 1 G: 0
3 1898 0 1 G: 0
3 1899 -1 1 G:-1
3 1900 0 1 G: 0
4 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1805 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1821 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1824 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1827 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1836 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1841 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1845 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1855 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1863 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1864 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1870 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1872 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1875 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1879 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1881 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
4 1884 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
4 1885 0 3 H: 0 H: 0 G: 1
4 1886 2 1 H: 2
4 1887 0 1 H: 0
4 1888 2 1 H: 2
4 1889 0 1 H: 0
4 1890 -2 1 H:-2
4 1891 -2 1 H:-2
4 1892 0 1 H: 0
4 1893 0 1 H: 0
4 1894 0 1 H: 0
4 1895 0 1 H: 0
4 1896 2 2 H: 3 H: 1
4 1897 1 1 H: 1
4 1898 2 1 H: 2
4 1899 2 1 H: 2
4 1900 1 1 H: 1
5 1801 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1802 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1822 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1828 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1836 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1837 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1840 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1841 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1842 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1843 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1844 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1845 3 0 Region Substitution
5 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1850 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1852 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1853 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1854 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1855 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1856 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1857 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
5 1859 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1863 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1864 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1868 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1871 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
5 1874 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1875 3 0 Region Substitution
5 1876 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1877 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1878 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1879 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1880 2 1 H: 2
5 1881 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1882 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1883 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
5 1885 2 0 Region Substitution
5 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
5 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
5 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
5 1889 2 1 G: 2
5 1890 0 1 G: 0
5 1891 1 1 G: 1
5 1892 0 1 G: 0
5 1893 0 1 G: 0
5 1894 -1 1 G:-1
5 1895 -1 1 G:-1
5 1896 0 1 G: 0
5 1897 -1 1 G:-1
5 1898 1 1 G: 1
5 1899 0 1 G: 0
5 1900 -2 0 Region Substitution
6 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1804 -3 0 Region Substitution
6 1805 -3 0 Region Substitution
6 1806 -3 0 Region Substitution
6 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1817 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
6 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
6 1821 1 0 Region Substitution
6 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1823 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
6 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
6 1826 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1827 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1828 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1829 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1830 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1831 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1832 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1833 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1834 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
6 1835 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1836 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1837 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1838 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1839 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1840 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1841 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1842 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1843 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1844 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1845 3 1 H: 3
6 1846 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1848 2 0 Region Substitution
6 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1850 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1851 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1852 -2 1 H:-2
6 1853 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1854 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1855 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1856 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1857 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1858 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
6 1859 2 1 H: 2
6 1860 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
6 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1863 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1864 2 0 Region Substitution
6 1865 1 0 Region Substitution
6 1866 -2 0 Region Substitution
6 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
6 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
6 1872 1 0 Region Substitution
6 1873 1 0 Region Substitution
6 1874 2 1 H: 2
6 1875 3 2 H: 3 H: 2
6 1876 2 1 H: 2
6 1877 2 1 H: 2
6 1878 2 1 H: 2
6 1879 2 1 H: 2
6 1880 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
6 1881 2 1 H: 2
6 1882 2 1 H: 2
6 1883 2 1 H: 2
6 1884 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1885 2 2 H: 2 G: 2
6 1886 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1887 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1888 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1889 2 2 H: 2 G: 2
6 1890 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1891 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1892 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
6 1893 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
6 1894 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
6 1895 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
6 1896 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
6 1897 0 2 H:-2 G: 2
6 1898 -2 1 H:-2
6 1899 -2 1 H:-2
6 1900 -2 1 H:-2
7 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1822 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1823 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1824 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1836 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1840 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1841 3 2 H: 3 H: 3
7 1842 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1845 2 1 H: 2
7 1846 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1848 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1849 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1850 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1853 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
7 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1860 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1863 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1864 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1866 2 1 H: 2
7 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1870 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1871 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1874 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
7 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1879 2 1 H: 2
7 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1881 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1882 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1883 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1884 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1885 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1886 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1887 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1888 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1889 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1891 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1892 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1895 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1896 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1897 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
7 1898 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1899 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
7 1900 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1802 1 1 H: 1
8 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1810 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1819 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1820 -2 1 H:-2
8 1821 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1823 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1826 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1827 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1828 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1829 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1831 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1832 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1833 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1834 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1835 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1836 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1837 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1838 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1841 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1842 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1846 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1848 2 1 H: 2
8 1849 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1850 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1852 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1856 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1858 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1862 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1863 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1864 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1865 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1870 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1878 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1880 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1881 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1882 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1883 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1884 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1885 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1886 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1887 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1888 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1889 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1891 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1895 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1896 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1897 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1898 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1899 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
8 1900 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1811 -3 1 H:-3
9 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
9 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
9 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
9 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1829 2 0 Region Substitution
9 1830 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1831 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
9 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1841 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1844 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
9 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1847 -3 0 Region Substitution
9 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1850 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
9 1851 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1852 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1854 -3 1 H:-3
9 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1856 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1861 -1 1 H:-1
9 1862 -2 1 H:-2
9 1863 -2 1 H:-2
9 1864 -3 1 H:-3
9 1865 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
9 1866 2 1 H: 2
9 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1868 2 1 H: 2
9 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1873 -1 1 H:-1
9 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1877 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1878 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1887 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1889 -3 1 H:-3
9 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1891 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1893 2 1 H: 2
9 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
9 1895 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1896 1 0 Region Substitution
9 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1898 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
9 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
10 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
10 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1821 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1822 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1833 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
10 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1840 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1843 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1846 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1850 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
10 1851 -2 1 H:-2
10 1852 -2 1 H:-2
10 1853 -2 1 H:-2
10 1854 -2 1 H:-2
10 1855 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1856 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1857 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1858 -1 2 H: 0 H:-2
10 1859 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1860 1 1 H: 1
10 1861 2 1 H: 2
10 1862 2 1 H: 2
10 1863 0 1 H: 0
10 1864 0 1 H: 0
10 1865 -2 2 H:-3 H: 0
10 1866 -1 2 H: 0 H:-2
10 1867 0 1 H: 0
10 1868 0 1 H: 0
10 1869 0 1 H: 0
10 1870 0 1 H: 0
10 1871 0 1 H: 0
10 1872 0 1 H: 0
10 1873 2 1 H: 2
10 1874 2 1 H: 2
10 1875 3 1 H: 3
10 1876 2 1 H: 2
10 1877 2 1 H: 2
10 1878 2 1 H: 2
10 1879 3 1 H: 3
10 1880 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1881 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1882 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1883 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
10 1884 1 1 H: 1
10 1885 1 1 H: 1
10 1886 1 1 H: 1
10 1887 1 1 H: 1
10 1888 1 1 H: 1
10 1889 1 1 H: 1
10 1890 1 1 H: 1
10 1891 0 1 H: 0
10 1892 0 1 H: 0
10 1893 0 1 H: 0
10 1894 0 1 H: 0
10 1895 0 1 H: 0
10 1896 0 1 H: 0
10 1897 -2 1 H:-2
10 1898 -2 1 H:-2
10 1899 -2 1 H:-2
10 1900 -2 1 H:-2
11 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
11 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
11 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1829 0 0 Region Substitution
11 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1851 2 0 Region Substitution
11 1852 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1853 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1854 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1855 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1860 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1862 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1863 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1865 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1866 2 0 Region Substitution
11 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1870 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1874 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1880 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1884 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1885 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1886 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1887 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1888 3 0 Region Substitution
11 1889 -3 0 Region Substitution
11 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1891 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1892 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1893 -2 0 Region Substitution
11 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1895 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1896 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
11 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
11 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
11 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
11 1900 2 0 Region Substitution
12 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1802 1 1 H: 1
12 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1808 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1823 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
12 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1841 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1845 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1847 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1849 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1851 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1852 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1853 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1854 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1855 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1859 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1860 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1863 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1864 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1865 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
12 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1868 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1870 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1871 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1875 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1876 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1877 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1878 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1879 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1880 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1881 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1883 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1884 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1885 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1886 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1887 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1888 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1891 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1892 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1893 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1894 1 0 Region Substitution
12 1895 -1 0 Region Substitution
12 1896 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1897 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1898 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
12 1899 -2 0 Region Substitution
12 1900 1 0 Region Substitution
13 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1818 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
13 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
13 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
13 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1829 2 0 Region Substitution
13 1830 0 1 G: 0
13 1831 0 1 G: 0
13 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1838 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1839 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1843 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
13 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
13 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
13 1847 -3 1 H:-3
13 1848 0 1 G: 0
13 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
13 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
13 1851 0 1 G: 0
13 1852 3 1 G: 3
13 1853 3 1 G: 3
13 1854 0 1 G: 0
13 1855 0 1 G: 0
13 1856 0 1 G: 0
13 1857 1 1 G: 1
13 1858 -1 1 G:-1
13 1859 1 1 G: 1
13 1860 -1 1 G:-1
13 1861 0 1 G: 0
13 1862 0 1 G: 0
13 1863 0 1 G: 0
13 1864 0 1 G: 0
13 1865 0 1 G: 0
13 1866 0 1 G: 0
13 1867 0 1 G: 0
13 1868 0 1 G: 0
13 1869 0 1 G: 0
13 1870 0 1 G: 0
13 1871 0 1 G: 0
13 1872 0 1 G: 0
13 1873 -1 1 G:-1
13 1874 -1 1 G:-1
13 1875 0 1 G: 0
13 1876 1 1 G: 1
13 1877 0 1 G: 0
13 1878 0 1 G: 0
13 1879 0 1 G: 0
13 1880 0 1 G: 0
13 1881 0 1 G: 0
13 1882 0 1 G: 0
13 1883 0 1 G: 0
13 1884 0 1 G: 0
13 1885 0 1 G: 0
13 1886 0 1 G: 0
13 1887 0 1 G: 0
13 1888 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
13 1889 -2 1 H:-2
13 1890 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
13 1891 0 1 G: 0
13 1892 0 1 G: 0
13 1893 0 1 G: 0
13 1894 0 1 G: 0
13 1895 -1 1 G:-1
13 1896 2 1 G: 2
13 1897 0 1 G: 0
13 1898 0 1 G: 0
13 1899 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
13 1900 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
14 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1802 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1822 2 1 H: 2
14 1823 -2 1 H:-2
14 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
14 1825 2 1 H: 2
14 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1829 2 1 H: 2
14 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1831 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1833 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
14 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1841 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
14 1845 -2 1 H:-2
14 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
14 1847 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1851 2 1 H: 2
14 1852 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1853 2 0 Region Substitution
14 1854 -3 1 H:-3
14 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
14 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1862 -2 1 H:-2
14 1863 -2 1 H:-2
14 1864 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
14 1865 -3 4 H:-3 H:-3 H:-2 H:-2
14 1866 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
14 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1872 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1879 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1880 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1888 3 1 H: 3
14 1889 -3 1 H:-3
14 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
14 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1893 -2 1 H:-2
14 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1895 -1 0 Region Substitution
14 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
14 1897 -1 1 G:-1
14 1898 0 1 G: 0
14 1899 0 1 G: 0
14 1900 2 1 G: 2
15 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1802 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1818 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1823 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1828 -3 1 H:-3
15 1829 -3 1 H:-3
15 1830 -3 1 H:-3
15 1831 -3 1 H:-3
15 1832 -3 1 H:-3
15 1833 -3 1 H:-3
15 1834 -3 1 H:-3
15 1835 -3 1 H:-3
15 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1843 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1844 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1851 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1853 3 0 Region Substitution
15 1854 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1855 -2 1 H:-2
15 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1860 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1862 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1863 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1865 -3 0 Region Substitution
15 1866 2 1 H: 2
15 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1870 3 0 Region Substitution
15 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1872 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
15 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
15 1874 3 0 Region Substitution
15 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1880 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1885 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1888 2 0 Region Substitution
15 1889 -2 1 H:-2
15 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
15 1893 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1894 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1895 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1896 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1897 -2 0 Region Substitution
15 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
15 1900 2 0 Region Substitution
16 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1802 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1822 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1823 2 0 Region Substitution
16 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
16 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
16 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1848 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
16 1853 3 0 Region Substitution
16 1854 3 0 Region Substitution
16 1855 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1860 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1862 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1863 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1864 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1865 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1866 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1870 3 0 Region Substitution
16 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1874 3 0 Region Substitution
16 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1876 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1885 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1889 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
16 1893 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
16 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
16 1895 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1896 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1897 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
16 1899 -2 0 Region Substitution
16 1900 2 0 Region Substitution
17 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1802 1 0 Region Substitution
17 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1821 -2 1 H:-2
17 1822 -2 1 H:-2
17 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
17 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1848 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1850 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1851 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1852 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1853 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1855 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1860 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1862 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1863 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1864 -2 1 H:-2
17 1865 -2 1 H:-2
17 1866 -2 1 H:-2
17 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1870 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1872 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1874 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1876 -2 1 H:-2
17 1877 -2 1 H:-2
17 1878 -2 1 H:-2
17 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1880 -2 1 H:-2
17 1881 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1884 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1885 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1886 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1887 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1888 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1889 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1891 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1892 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1893 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1894 1 1 G: 1
17 1895 -1 1 G:-1
17 1896 -2 0 Region Substitution
17 1897 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1898 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
17 1899 -2 1 G:-2
17 1900 1 1 G: 1
18 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1812 -3 1 H:-3
18 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1819 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1821 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1822 2 1 H: 2
18 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
18 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1825 2 1 H: 2
18 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1828 3 0 Region Substitution
18 1829 2 0 Region Substitution
18 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
18 1831 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
18 1833 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
18 1834 -3 1 H:-3
18 1835 -3 1 H:-3
18 1836 -3 1 H:-3
18 1837 -3 1 H:-3
18 1838 -3 1 H:-3
18 1839 -3 1 H:-3
18 1840 -3 1 H:-3
18 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
18 1846 -3 1 H:-3
18 1847 -2 1 H:-2
18 1848 0 1 H: 0
18 1849 0 1 H: 0
18 1850 0 1 H: 0
18 1851 -3 1 H:-3
18 1852 -2 1 H:-2
18 1853 -1 1 H:-1
18 1854 3 1 G: 3
18 1855 -1 1 G:-1
18 1856 1 1 G: 1
18 1857 0 1 G: 0
18 1858 -2 1 G:-2
18 1859 0 1 G: 0
18 1860 0 1 G: 0
18 1861 0 1 G: 0
18 1862 0 1 G: 0
18 1863 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
18 1864 0 1 G: 0
18 1865 0 1 G: 0
18 1866 -1 1 G:-1
18 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1869 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
18 1870 -2 1 H:-2
18 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1872 -2 1 H:-2
18 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
18 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1875 -1 1 G:-1
18 1876 3 1 G: 3
18 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
18 1879 -2 1 H:-2
18 1880 1 0 Region Substitution
18 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
18 1882 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
18 1883 1 2 H: 0 G: 1
18 1884 2 1 G: 2
18 1885 -2 1 G:-2
18 1886 0 1 G: 0
18 1887 3 1 G: 3
18 1888 -2 1 G:-2
18 1889 -2 1 G:-2
18 1890 2 3 H: 3 H: 2 G: 0
18 1891 1 1 G: 1
18 1892 0 1 G: 0
18 1893 1 1 G: 1
18 1894 0 1 G: 0
18 1895 1 1 G: 1
18 1896 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
18 1897 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
18 1898 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
18 1899 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
18 1900 -1 2 H: 0 G:-1
19 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1802 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1819 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1822 2 1 H: 2
19 1823 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
19 1825 2 1 H: 2
19 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1828 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1829 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1830 -3 1 H:-3
19 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1833 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
19 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
19 1847 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1851 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1854 -3 1 H:-3
19 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1862 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1863 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1864 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1865 0 1 H: 0
19 1866 -2 1 H:-2
19 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
19 1869 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1872 -2 0 Region Substitution
19 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1874 3 0 Region Substitution
19 1875 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1878 0 1 H: 0
19 1879 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1880 1 1 H: 1
19 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1887 2 0 Region Substitution
19 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
19 1893 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
19 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
19 1900 1 0 Region Substitution
20 1801 -1 1 L:-1
20 1802 -1 1 L:-1
20 1803 -1 1 L:-1
20 1804 -1 1 L:-1
20 1805 -1 1 L:-1
20 1806 -1 1 L:-1
20 1807 -1 1 L:-1
20 1808 -1 1 L:-1
20 1809 -2 2 H:-3 L:-1
20 1810 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
20 1811 -3 1 H:-3
20 1812 -3 1 H:-3
20 1813 -3 1 H:-3
20 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1822 2 1 L: 2
20 1823 2 1 L: 2
20 1824 2 1 L: 2
20 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
20 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1828 -3 1 L:-3
20 1829 -3 1 L:-3
20 1830 -3 1 L:-3
20 1831 -3 1 L:-3
20 1832 -3 1 L:-3
20 1833 -3 1 L:-3
20 1834 -3 1 L:-3
20 1835 -3 2 H:-3 L:-3
20 1836 -3 2 H:-3 L:-3
20 1837 -3 2 H:-3 L:-3
20 1838 -2 1 L:-2
20 1839 -2 1 L:-2
20 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
20 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1851 2 0 Region Substitution
20 1852 2 1 L: 2
20 1853 3 1 L: 3
20 1854 3 1 L: 3
20 1855 -2 0 Region Substitution
20 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1860 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1862 -2 0 Region Substitution
20 1863 -2 0 Region Substitution
20 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
20 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
20 1866 2 1 L: 2
20 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1870 3 1 L: 3
20 1871 1 1 L: 1
20 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
20 1873 -1 1 L:-1
20 1874 3 1 L: 3
20 1875 0 1 H: 0
20 1876 0 1 H: 0
20 1877 0 1 H: 0
20 1878 0 1 H: 0
20 1879 1 1 H: 1
20 1880 1 1 H: 1
20 1881 1 1 H: 1
20 1882 1 1 H: 1
20 1883 1 1 H: 1
20 1884 1 1 H: 1
20 1885 1 1 H: 1
20 1886 1 1 H: 1
20 1887 1 1 H: 1
20 1888 1 1 H: 1
20 1889 1 1 H: 1
20 1890 1 1 H: 1
20 1891 1 1 H: 1
20 1892 1 1 H: 1
20 1893 -2 0 Region Substitution
20 1894 -2 2 H:-2 L:-1
20 1895 -2 2 H:-2 L:-1
20 1896 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 L:-1
20 1897 -2 2 H:-2 L:-1
20 1898 0 2 H:-2 L: 2
20 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
20 1900 2 1 L: 2
21 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1802 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
21 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
21 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
21 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
21 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1822 0 0 Region Substitution
21 1823 2 0 Region Substitution
21 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
21 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1828 -3 1 H:-3
21 1829 -3 1 H:-3
21 1830 -3 1 H:-3
21 1831 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
21 1832 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
21 1833 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
21 1834 -3 1 H:-3
21 1835 -3 1 H:-3
21 1836 -3 1 H:-3
21 1837 -3 1 H:-3
21 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1841 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1843 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1848 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
21 1853 3 0 Region Substitution
21 1854 3 0 Region Substitution
21 1855 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1862 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1863 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1864 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1865 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
21 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1868 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1870 3 0 Region Substitution
21 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1874 3 0 Region Substitution
21 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
21 1876 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
21 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1885 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1889 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
21 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
21 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
21 1895 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1896 -2 1 H:-2
21 1897 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
21 1899 -2 0 Region Substitution
21 1900 2 0 Region Substitution
22 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1843 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1846 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1848 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1850 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1859 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1862 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1863 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1864 -2 1 H:-2
22 1865 -2 1 H:-2
22 1866 -2 1 H:-2
22 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1876 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1877 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1878 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1880 -2 1 H:-2
22 1881 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1884 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1885 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1886 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1887 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1888 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1889 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1891 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1892 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1894 1 0 Region Substitution
22 1895 -1 0 Region Substitution
22 1896 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1897 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1898 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
22 1899 -2 0 Region Substitution
22 1900 1 0 Region Substitution
23 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1803 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1807 3 0 Region Substitution
23 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1809 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1810 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1811 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1813 3 0 Region Substitution
23 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1815 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1817 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1819 0 1 G: 0
23 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1821 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1825 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1828 3 1 G: 3
23 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1838 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1840 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1841 0 1 H: 0
23 1842 0 1 H: 0
23 1843 0 1 H: 0
23 1844 0 1 H: 0
23 1845 0 1 H: 0
23 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
23 1847 -2 1 G:-2
23 1848 -1 1 G:-1
23 1849 -1 1 G:-1
23 1850 0 1 G: 0
23 1851 -2 1 G:-2
23 1852 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1853 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1854 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1856 0 1 H: 0
23 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1860 1 0 Region Substitution
23 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1863 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1864 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
23 1866 -1 0 Region Substitution
23 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
23 1868 2 0 Region Substitution
23 1869 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1870 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1871 0 1 H: 0
23 1872 -2 0 Region Substitution
23 1873 0 1 H: 0
23 1874 2 2 H: 0 G: 3
23 1875 -1 1 G:-1
23 1876 0 1 G: 0
23 1877 0 1 G: 0
23 1878 1 1 G: 1
23 1879 1 1 G: 1
23 1880 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1881 2 3 H: 3 H: 2 G: 1
23 1882 0 2 H: 2 G:-2
23 1883 2 3 H: 3 H: 2 G: 1
23 1884 1 3 H: 3 H: 2 G:-1
23 1885 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1886 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1887 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1888 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1889 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1890 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
23 1891 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1892 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1893 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
23 1894 2 3 H: 2 H: 3 G: 0
23 1895 1 3 H: 3 H: 2 G:-1
23 1896 2 2 H: 3 G: 1
23 1897 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
23 1898 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
23 1899 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
23 1900 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
24 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1803 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1807 3 0 Region Substitution
24 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1809 -3 0 Region Substitution
24 1810 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1811 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1813 3 0 Region Substitution
24 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1815 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1817 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1819 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1822 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1828 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1833 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1834 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1836 3 0 Region Substitution
24 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1838 3 0 Region Substitution
24 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1842 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1843 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1844 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1846 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1847 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1851 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1852 -2 0 Region Substitution
24 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1856 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1857 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1860 3 0 Region Substitution
24 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
24 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1867 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1868 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
24 1870 -3 0 Region Substitution
24 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
24 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1874 2 0 Region Substitution
24 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1878 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1881 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1889 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1891 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1892 -1 1 G:-1
24 1893 2 1 G: 2
24 1894 -1 1 G:-1
24 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1896 1 0 Region Substitution
24 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
24 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
24 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1803 2 0 Region Substitution
25 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1807 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1809 -3 0 Region Substitution
25 1810 2 0 Region Substitution
25 1811 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1813 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1815 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1817 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1819 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
25 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
25 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1828 1 0 Region Substitution
25 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
25 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
25 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
25 1833 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1834 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1836 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1838 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
25 1840 1 1 H: 1
25 1841 1 1 H: 1
25 1842 1 1 H: 1
25 1843 1 1 H: 1
25 1844 1 1 H: 1
25 1845 1 1 H: 1
25 1846 1 1 H: 1
25 1847 -3 1 H:-3
25 1848 1 1 H: 1
25 1849 1 1 H: 1
25 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1851 2 1 H: 2
25 1852 -2 0 Region Substitution
25 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1855 -3 1 H:-3
25 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1860 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1861 -2 1 H:-2
25 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1863 -1 1 H:-1
25 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
25 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1868 2 0 Region Substitution
25 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1870 -3 0 Region Substitution
25 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
25 1873 -1 1 H:-1
25 1874 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1875 3 0 Region Substitution
25 1876 2 0 Region Substitution
25 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
25 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1884 -1 1 H:-1
25 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
25 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1889 -1 1 H:-1
25 1890 -2 1 H:-2
25 1891 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1892 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
25 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
25 1898 1 0 Region Substitution
25 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
25 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1801 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1802 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1803 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1804 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1805 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1807 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1808 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1810 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1811 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1812 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1813 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1822 2 0 Region Substitution
26 1823 2 0 Region Substitution
26 1824 2 0 Region Substitution
26 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1832 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1837 -3 0 Region Substitution
26 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1841 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1845 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1846 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1848 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
26 1853 3 0 Region Substitution
26 1854 3 0 Region Substitution
26 1855 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1863 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1864 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1866 2 0 Region Substitution
26 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1870 3 0 Region Substitution
26 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
26 1874 3 0 Region Substitution
26 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1880 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1884 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1885 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1888 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1889 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
26 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1894 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1895 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1896 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1897 -2 0 Region Substitution
26 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
26 1899 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
26 1900 2 0 Region Substitution
27 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1805 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1813 0 1 L: 0
27 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1822 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
27 1824 -3 1 L:-3
27 1825 -3 1 L:-3
27 1826 0 1 L: 0
27 1827 0 1 L: 0
27 1828 -2 2 H:-2 L:-1
27 1829 -1 2 H:-2 L: 1
27 1830 -1 1 L:-1
27 1831 0 1 L: 0
27 1832 -1 1 L:-1
27 1833 -2 1 L:-2
27 1834 0 1 L: 0
27 1835 -3 1 L:-3
27 1836 -2 1 L:-2
27 1837 -2 1 L:-2
27 1838 -1 1 L:-1
27 1839 -2 1 L:-2
27 1840 1 1 L: 1
27 1841 1 1 L: 1
27 1842 1 1 L: 1
27 1843 0 1 L: 0
27 1844 0 1 L: 0
27 1845 -2 1 L:-2
27 1846 1 1 L: 1
27 1847 0 1 L: 0
27 1848 1 1 L: 1
27 1849 1 1 L: 1
27 1850 -1 1 L:-1
27 1851 2 1 L: 2
27 1852 -1 1 L:-1
27 1853 2 1 L: 2
27 1854 1 1 L: 1
27 1855 -1 1 L:-1
27 1856 2 1 L: 2
27 1857 -1 1 L:-1
27 1858 -1 1 L:-1
27 1859 -1 1 L:-1
27 1860 1 1 L: 1
27 1861 2 1 L: 2
27 1862 0 1 L: 0
27 1863 2 1 L: 2
27 1864 -2 1 L:-2
27 1865 0 1 L: 0
27 1866 3 1 L: 3
27 1867 0 1 L: 0
27 1868 -2 1 L:-2
27 1869 3 1 L: 3
27 1870 2 1 L: 2
27 1871 1 1 L: 1
27 1872 1 1 L: 1
27 1873 -2 1 L:-2
27 1874 3 1 L: 3
27 1875 1 1 L: 1
27 1876 1 1 L: 1
27 1877 -3 1 L:-3
27 1878 3 1 L: 3
27 1879 2 1 L: 2
27 1880 -1 1 L:-1
27 1881 1 1 L: 1
27 1882 -1 1 L:-1
27 1883 1 1 L: 1
27 1884 0 1 L: 0
27 1885 0 1 L: 0
27 1886 0 1 L: 0
27 1887 2 1 L: 2
27 1888 -3 1 L:-3
27 1889 0 1 L: 0
27 1890 1 1 L: 1
27 1891 0 1 L: 0
27 1892 2 1 L: 2
27 1893 0 1 L: 0
27 1894 2 1 L: 2
27 1895 2 1 L: 2
27 1896 1 1 L: 1
27 1897 0 1 L: 0
27 1898 0 2 L: 1 G:-1
27 1899 -1 2 L:-3 G: 1
27 1900 -1 1 L:-1
28 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1803 2 1 L: 2
28 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1807 3 1 L: 3
28 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1809 -3 1 H:-3
28 1810 2 1 H: 2
28 1811 0 1 L: 0
28 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1813 3 1 L: 3
28 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1815 0 1 L: 0
28 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1817 0 1 L: 0
28 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1819 0 1 L: 0
28 1820 2 1 L: 2
28 1821 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1822 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1824 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
28 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1828 1 1 L: 1
28 1829 -2 3 H:-2 L:-2 G:-1
28 1830 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
28 1831 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
28 1832 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
28 1833 0 3 H:-1 L:-1 G: 2
28 1834 0 2 H:-2 G: 2
28 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1836 3 1 L: 3
28 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1838 3 1 H: 3
28 1839 1 3 H: 2 L:-1 G: 2
28 1840 0 2 H: 1 G:-1
28 1841 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
28 1842 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
28 1843 3 1 L: 3
28 1844 1 0 Region Substitution
28 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
28 1846 1 0 Region Substitution
28 1847 -2 1 L:-2
28 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
28 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
28 1850 0 1 L: 0
28 1851 2 1 L: 2
28 1852 -2 1 H:-2
28 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1854 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1855 0 1 L: 0
28 1856 0 0 Region Substitution
28 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1860 3 1 L: 3
28 1861 0 1 L: 0
28 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1863 3 1 G: 3
28 1864 -3 1 L:-3
28 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1868 2 1 L: 2
28 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
28 1870 -3 1 L:-3
28 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
28 1872 -3 1 L:-3
28 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
28 1874 2 0 Region Substitution
28 1875 3 1 G: 3
28 1876 2 2 L: 1 G: 3
28 1877 -1 1 G:-1
28 1878 1 0 Region Substitution
28 1879 1 0 Region Substitution
28 1880 -1 1 L:-1
28 1881 -1 1 L:-1
28 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
28 1883 0 2 L:-2 G: 2
28 1884 0 2 L:-2 G: 2
28 1885 1 2 L: 3 G:-1
28 1886 -2 2 L:-3 G:-1
28 1887 0 1 G: 0
28 1888 -2 2 L:-3 G: 0
28 1889 1 2 L: 2 G:-1
28 1890 1 1 G: 1
28 1891 -2 2 L:-3 G:-1
28 1892 -1 2 L:-1 G: 0
28 1893 1 2 L: 2 G: 0
28 1894 -1 2 L:-1 G: 0
28 1895 0 1 G: 0
28 1896 1 2 L:-1 G: 2
28 1897 0 2 L: 0 G: 0
28 1898 0 2 L: 0 G: 0
28 1899 0 1 G: 0
28 1900 -1 1 G:-1
29 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1803 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1807 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1809 -3 0 Region Substitution
29 1810 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1811 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1813 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1815 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1817 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1819 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1821 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1822 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1828 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1833 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1834 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1835 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1836 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1838 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1841 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1842 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1843 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1844 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1846 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1847 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1848 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1851 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1852 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1856 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1860 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
29 1864 -3 0 Region Substitution
29 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1867 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1868 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1870 -3 0 Region Substitution
29 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
29 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1874 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1875 3 0 Region Substitution
29 1876 2 0 Region Substitution
29 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
29 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1885 -3 1 H:-3
29 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1887 1 1 G: 1
29 1888 -2 0 Region Substitution
29 1889 -1 1 G:-1
29 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1891 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1892 -1 0 Region Substitution
29 1893 2 1 G: 2
29 1894 -1 1 G:-1
29 1895 -1 1 G:-1
29 1896 -1 1 G:-1
29 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
29 1898 2 1 G: 2
29 1899 0 1 G: 0
29 1900 1 1 G: 1
30 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1806 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1808 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1809 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1839 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1840 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1841 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1845 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1853 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1854 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1861 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1863 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1866 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1870 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1874 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1880 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1881 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1882 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1883 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1884 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1885 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1886 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1887 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1888 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1889 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1891 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1892 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1895 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1896 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1897 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1898 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1899 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
30 1900 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1809 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1813 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1818 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
31 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1824 -3 0 Region Substitution
31 1825 -3 0 Region Substitution
31 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1828 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1829 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1830 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1834 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
31 1837 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1840 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1841 2 0 Region Substitution
31 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1845 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1847 -2 1 H:-2
31 1848 -2 1 H:-2
31 1849 -2 1 H:-2
31 1850 -2 1 H:-2
31 1851 -2 1 H:-2
31 1852 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1855 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1857 -2 0 Region Substitution
31 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1862 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1864 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1866 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1868 -1 0 Region Substitution
31 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
31 1872 -2 1 H:-2
31 1873 -2 1 H:-2
31 1874 -2 1 H:-2
31 1875 -2 1 H:-2
31 1876 2 2 H: 2 L: 2
31 1877 3 2 H: 3 L: 3
31 1878 3 4 H: 3 H: 3 H: 2 L: 3
31 1879 -2 4 H:-2 H:-2 L:-2 G:-1
31 1880 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 L:-1
31 1881 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 G: 0
31 1882 -2 4 H:-2 H:-2 H:-3 G:-1
31 1883 -2 4 H:-2 H:-2 H:-1 G:-1
31 1884 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 G:-1
31 1885 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 G: 1
31 1886 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 1
31 1887 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 H:-2 H:-3 G:-1
31 1888 -2 4 H:-2 H:-3 H:-3 G:-1
31 1889 -2 1 H:-2
31 1890 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
31 1891 -2 2 H:-2 H:-1
31 1892 -2 4 H:-2 H:-3 H:-2 H:-1
31 1893 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
31 1894 1 1 G: 1
31 1895 1 0 Region Substitution
31 1896 -3 1 H:-3
31 1897 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
31 1898 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
31 1899 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
31 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
32 1801 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1809 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1812 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1813 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1818 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
32 1821 -1 1 L:-1
32 1822 -2 1 L:-2
32 1823 -2 1 L:-2
32 1824 -3 1 L:-3
32 1825 -3 1 L:-3
32 1826 -3 1 L:-3
32 1827 -3 1 L:-3
32 1828 -1 1 L:-1
32 1829 1 1 L: 1
32 1830 1 1 L: 1
32 1831 -2 1 L:-2
32 1832 -2 1 L:-2
32 1833 -2 1 L:-2
32 1834 -2 1 L:-2
32 1835 -2 1 L:-2
32 1836 -3 2 L:-3 L:-2
32 1837 -1 2 L:-2 L: 0
32 1838 -2 1 L:-2
32 1839 2 2 L: 0 L: 3
32 1840 -3 1 L:-3
32 1841 3 1 L: 3
32 1842 -1 1 L:-1
32 1843 -1 1 L:-1
32 1844 0 1 L: 0
32 1845 1 1 L: 1
32 1846 -2 1 L:-2
32 1847 0 1 L: 0
32 1848 0 1 L: 0
32 1849 0 1 L: 0
32 1850 1 1 L: 1
32 1851 1 1 L: 1
32 1852 -1 1 L:-1
32 1853 1 1 L: 1
32 1854 1 1 L: 1
32 1855 -1 1 L:-1
32 1856 0 1 L: 0
32 1857 -2 2 L:-2 L:-1
32 1858 -1 2 H:-1 L: 0
32 1859 1 1 L: 1
32 1860 0 1 L: 0
32 1861 1 1 L: 1
32 1862 -1 3 H:-1 L:-2 L: 0
32 1863 0 1 L: 0
32 1864 -1 1 L:-1
32 1865 0 1 L: 0
32 1866 0 1 L: 0
32 1867 0 1 L: 0
32 1868 0 1 L: 0
32 1869 0 1 L: 0
32 1870 1 2 H: 1 L: 0
32 1871 -1 2 H: 1 L:-2
32 1872 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
32 1873 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
32 1874 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
32 1875 -2 2 H:-1 L:-2
32 1876 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 L: 2
32 1877 2 3 H: 3 H: 2 L: 1
32 1878 3 4 H: 3 H: 2 H: 3 L: 3
32 1879 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
32 1880 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
32 1881 -1 3 H:-1 L:-3 G: 2
32 1882 -2 2 H:-3 L:-1
32 1883 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
32 1884 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 L:-2
32 1885 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
32 1886 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 L:-2
32 1887 -3 4 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-3
32 1888 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-3
32 1889 -1 2 H:-1 L: 0
32 1890 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
32 1891 -2 2 H:-1 L:-2
32 1892 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 L: 2
32 1893 1 3 H: 1 L: 1 G: 1
32 1894 1 3 H: 1 L: 1 G: 1
32 1895 1 4 H: 2 H: 2 L: 1 G:-1
32 1896 -2 4 H:-3 H:-2 L:-1 G:-1
32 1897 -2 4 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G: 1
32 1898 -2 4 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G: 0
32 1899 -2 4 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G: 0
32 1900 -1 3 H:-2 L:-1 G:-1
33 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1813 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1818 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1821 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1825 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1830 -3 1 H:-3
33 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
33 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1839 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1841 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1843 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1845 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1847 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1848 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1849 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1857 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1861 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1863 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1864 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1866 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1869 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1870 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
33 1872 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1873 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1874 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1875 -1 0 Region Substitution
33 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
33 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
33 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
33 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
33 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
33 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
33 1882 -2 0 Region Substitution
33 1883 -1 1 L:-1
33 1884 -2 3 H:-2 L:-2 L:-1
33 1885 -1 3 H:-1 L:-2 L:-1
33 1886 -2 3 H:-2 L:-2 L:-1
33 1887 -2 3 H:-3 L:-2 L:-1
33 1888 -3 4 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 L:-2
33 1889 1 1 L: 1
33 1890 1 1 L: 1
33 1891 1 1 L: 1
33 1892 1 1 L: 1
33 1893 1 1 L: 1
33 1894 1 2 L: 1 G: 0
33 1895 1 4 H: 2 L: 1 L: 2 G:-1
33 1896 1 4 H:-2 L: 2 L: 2 G: 2
33 1897 1 4 H:-3 L: 3 L: 0 G: 2
33 1898 -2 7 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 L:-2 G:-1
33 1899 -2 7 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 L:-1 G:-1
33 1900 -2 4 H:-2 L:-2 L:-1 G:-1
34 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1817 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1819 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1821 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1823 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1840 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1844 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1846 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1853 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1862 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1863 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1866 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1870 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1871 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1872 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1879 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1881 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1883 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1884 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1885 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1886 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1887 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1888 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1889 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1891 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1893 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1894 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1895 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1896 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1897 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1898 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1899 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
34 1900 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1806 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1808 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1821 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1829 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1835 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1836 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1837 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1838 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1839 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1840 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1842 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1846 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1849 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1850 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1852 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1855 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1863 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1872 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1875 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1883 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1884 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1885 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1886 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1887 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1888 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1889 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1891 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1895 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1896 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1897 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1898 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1899 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
35 1900 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1828 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1836 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1838 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1840 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1841 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1842 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1843 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1844 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1846 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1847 -3 0 Region Substitution
36 1848 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1851 2 0 Region Substitution
36 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1854 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1855 -3 0 Region Substitution
36 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1861 -2 0 Region Substitution
36 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1863 -1 0 Region Substitution
36 1864 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1870 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
36 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1875 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1876 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1879 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1881 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
36 1884 -1 0 Region Substitution
36 1885 3 1 G: 3
36 1886 0 1 G: 0
36 1887 1 0 Region Substitution
36 1888 -1 1 G:-1
36 1889 0 1 G: 0
36 1890 0 1 G: 0
36 1891 0 1 G: 0
36 1892 0 1 G: 0
36 1893 -1 1 G:-1
36 1894 0 1 G: 0
36 1895 0 1 G: 0
36 1896 0 1 G: 0
36 1897 0 1 G: 0
36 1898 1 1 G: 1
36 1899 -2 1 G:-2
36 1900 -1 1 G:-1
37 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1821 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1825 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1826 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1828 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1835 -3 1 H:-3
37 1836 -3 1 H:-3
37 1837 -3 1 H:-3
37 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1842 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1843 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1844 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1845 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1848 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1849 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1850 1 1 G: 1
37 1851 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1852 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
37 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
37 1858 0 0 Region Substitution
37 1859 3 1 G: 3
37 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
37 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1862 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1863 2 0 Region Substitution
37 1864 -1 1 G:-1
37 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1866 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1872 1 0 Region Substitution
37 1873 2 0 Region Substitution
37 1874 -1 1 G:-1
37 1875 0 1 G: 0
37 1876 -1 1 G:-1
37 1877 0 1 G: 0
37 1878 -1 1 G:-1
37 1879 0 1 G: 0
37 1880 -1 1 G:-1
37 1881 1 2 H:-2 G: 3
37 1882 -2 1 G:-2
37 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
37 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1885 -2 0 Region Substitution
37 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1887 -3 1 H:-3
37 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
37 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
37 1891 0 1 G: 0
37 1892 -1 1 G:-1
37 1893 1 1 G: 1
37 1894 0 1 G: 0
37 1895 -1 1 G:-1
37 1896 0 1 G: 0
37 1897 1 1 G: 1
37 1898 -3 2 H:-3 G:-2
37 1899 -2 2 H:-3 G: 0
37 1900 1 1 G: 1
38 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
38 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
38 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1824 -1 1 L:-1
38 1825 -1 1 L:-1
38 1826 -1 1 L:-1
38 1827 -2 1 L:-2
38 1828 -2 1 L:-2
38 1829 -2 1 L:-2
38 1830 -1 1 H:-1
38 1831 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1836 -1 1 H:-1
38 1837 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1839 2 0 Region Substitution
38 1840 -2 0 Region Substitution
38 1841 2 0 Region Substitution
38 1842 -1 0 Region Substitution
38 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
38 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
38 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
38 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
38 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
38 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
38 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
38 1850 1 0 Region Substitution
38 1851 1 0 Region Substitution
38 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
38 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
38 1854 1 1 L: 1
38 1855 1 1 L: 1
38 1856 1 1 L: 1
38 1857 0 1 L: 0
38 1858 0 1 L: 0
38 1859 0 1 L: 0
38 1860 0 1 L: 0
38 1861 1 1 L: 1
38 1862 1 1 L: 1
38 1863 2 1 L: 2
38 1864 0 1 L: 0
38 1865 -1 1 L:-1
38 1866 -1 1 L:-1
38 1867 -2 1 L:-2
38 1868 1 1 L: 1
38 1869 1 1 L: 1
38 1870 1 3 H: 1 L: 1 L: 0
38 1871 1 2 L: 1 L: 0
38 1872 1 3 H: 1 L: 1 L: 1
38 1873 2 2 L: 1 L: 2
38 1874 1 2 L: 1 L: 0
38 1875 0 3 H: 1 L: 1 L:-2
38 1876 -1 2 L: 1 L:-2
38 1877 0 3 H: 1 L: 1 L:-1
38 1878 2 2 L: 2 L: 2
38 1879 0 4 H:-1 H: 1 L: 1 L:-1
38 1880 0 3 H:-2 L: 0 L: 2
38 1881 -1 4 H:-2 L: 0 L: 1 G:-1
38 1882 1 3 H: 1 L: 2 G: 1
38 1883 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
38 1884 -2 2 H:-1 L:-2
38 1885 -2 2 H:-1 L:-2
38 1886 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
38 1887 -2 2 H:-3 L:-1
38 1888 -1 1 L:-1
38 1889 -1 1 L:-1
38 1890 -1 1 L:-1
38 1891 1 2 L:-1 G: 2
38 1892 1 2 L: 2 G: 0
38 1893 2 2 L: 2 G: 1
38 1894 1 2 L: 2 G: 0
38 1895 1 2 L: 2 G: 0
38 1896 0 2 L: 0 G: 0
38 1897 -2 2 L:-1 G:-2
38 1898 -2 2 H:-3 L:-1
38 1899 -1 3 H:-3 L: 0 G:-1
38 1900 0 1 L: 0
39 1801 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1806 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1808 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1809 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1812 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1818 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
39 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
39 1828 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1829 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1830 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1831 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1836 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1837 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
39 1839 2 0 Region Substitution
39 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
39 1841 3 0 Region Substitution
39 1842 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1845 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1846 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1847 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
39 1848 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
39 1849 0 2 H: 1 L:-1
39 1850 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1851 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1852 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1853 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1854 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1855 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1856 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1857 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1858 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1859 1 0 Region Substitution
39 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
39 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
39 1864 -1 0 Region Substitution
39 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1867 2 1 H: 2
39 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
39 1870 2 2 H: 2 L: 2
39 1871 2 3 H: 2 H: 1 L: 2
39 1872 2 2 H: 2 L: 2
39 1873 2 3 H: 2 H: 1 L: 2
39 1874 3 3 H: 3 H: 2 L: 3
39 1875 3 3 H: 2 H: 3 L: 3
39 1876 1 3 H:-1 H: 1 L: 2
39 1877 0 2 H:-1 L: 1
39 1878 2 3 H: 3 H: 1 L: 3
39 1879 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
39 1880 -2 4 H:-1 H:-3 H: 1 L:-3
39 1881 -2 3 H:-1 H:-2 L:-2
39 1882 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
39 1883 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
39 1884 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
39 1885 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
39 1886 -2 3 H:-1 H:-2 L:-2
39 1887 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
39 1888 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
39 1889 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
39 1890 -2 2 H:-2 L:-2
39 1891 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
39 1892 0 2 H: 0 L: 0
39 1893 0 2 H: 0 L: 0
39 1894 0 2 H: 0 L: 0
39 1895 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1896 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
39 1897 1 3 H: 1 L: 1 G: 1
39 1898 -1 3 H:-3 L: 1 G:-2
39 1899 0 3 H:-3 L: 1 G: 1
39 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
40 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1819 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1822 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1824 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1825 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1829 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1841 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1845 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1846 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1847 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1848 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1851 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1855 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1857 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1858 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1860 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1862 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1863 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1864 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1866 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1867 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1870 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1871 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1872 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1873 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1878 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1881 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1882 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1883 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1884 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
40 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
40 1887 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1888 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1889 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1891 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1892 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1895 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1896 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1897 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1898 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1899 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
40 1900 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1822 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1823 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1825 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1829 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1839 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1845 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1848 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1851 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1855 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1859 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1860 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1863 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1864 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1869 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1871 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1872 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1878 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1879 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1880 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1881 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1882 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1883 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1884 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1885 -1 1 G:-1
41 1886 1 1 G: 1
41 1887 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1888 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1889 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1891 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1895 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1896 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1897 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1898 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1899 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
41 1900 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1810 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1819 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1821 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1825 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1827 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1833 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1836 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1839 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1842 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1844 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1846 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1853 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1854 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1855 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1863 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1866 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1870 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1871 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1872 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1873 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1878 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1879 -1 1 H:-1
42 1880 -1 1 H:-1
42 1881 -1 1 H:-1
42 1882 -1 1 H:-1
42 1883 -1 1 H:-1
42 1884 -1 1 H:-1
42 1885 -1 1 H:-1
42 1886 -1 1 H:-1
42 1887 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1888 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1889 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1890 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1891 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1892 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1895 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
42 1896 1 1 G: 1
42 1897 1 1 G: 1
42 1898 -2 1 G:-2
42 1899 0 1 G: 0
42 1900 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1805 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1820 -2 1 H:-2
43 1821 -2 1 H:-2
43 1822 -2 1 H:-2
43 1823 -2 1 H:-2
43 1824 -2 1 H:-2
43 1825 -2 1 H:-2
43 1826 -2 1 H:-2
43 1827 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
43 1828 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
43 1829 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
43 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
43 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1840 0 1 H: 0
43 1841 0 1 H: 0
43 1842 0 1 H: 0
43 1843 0 1 H: 0
43 1844 -3 0 Region Substitution
43 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
43 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
43 1847 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1849 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
43 1853 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1863 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1872 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1873 2 0 Region Substitution
43 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1876 2 1 G: 2
43 1877 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
43 1878 -1 1 H:-1
43 1879 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
43 1887 -3 0 Region Substitution
43 1888 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
43 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1891 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1893 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1896 -1 1 G:-1
43 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
43 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
43 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
44 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
44 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
44 1830 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
44 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
44 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1844 -3 0 Region Substitution
44 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1850 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1851 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1852 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1853 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1857 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1858 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1862 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1872 2 0 Region Substitution
44 1873 2 0 Region Substitution
44 1874 2 0 Region Substitution
44 1875 2 0 Region Substitution
44 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1878 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1881 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1887 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1888 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
44 1890 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1891 -2 1 H:-2
44 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1893 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1894 1 0 Region Substitution
44 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
44 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1898 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
44 1900 1 0 Region Substitution
45 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1805 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1817 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1822 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1825 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1829 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1835 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1841 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1857 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1863 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1867 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1868 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1871 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1874 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1878 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1880 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1883 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1884 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
45 1885 3 1 G: 3
45 1886 -1 1 G:-1
45 1887 -1 1 G:-1
45 1888 -1 1 G:-1
45 1889 -1 1 G:-1
45 1890 -1 1 G:-1
45 1891 -1 1 G:-1
45 1892 -1 1 G:-1
45 1893 0 1 G: 0
45 1894 -1 1 G:-1
45 1895 1 1 G: 1
45 1896 1 1 G: 1
45 1897 -1 1 G:-1
45 1898 1 1 G: 1
45 1899 2 1 G: 2
45 1900 -1 1 G:-1
46 1801 -2 0 Region Substitution
46 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
46 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1805 2 0 Region Substitution
46 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1813 2 0 Region Substitution
46 1814 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1817 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1819 3 0 Region Substitution
46 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
46 1821 3 0 Region Substitution
46 1822 3 0 Region Substitution
46 1823 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1826 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1827 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1828 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1829 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1833 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1834 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1835 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1836 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1837 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
46 1838 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1839 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1841 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1845 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1846 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
46 1851 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1853 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1854 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1856 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
46 1857 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
46 1858 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1859 3 0 Region Substitution
46 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
46 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1863 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1870 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
46 1871 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
46 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1874 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
46 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1879 2 0 Region Substitution
46 1880 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
46 1881 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
46 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
46 1883 1 1 G: 1
46 1884 -2 1 G:-2
46 1885 1 1 G: 1
46 1886 -1 1 G:-1
46 1887 1 1 G: 1
46 1888 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1890 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1891 -2 0 Region Substitution
46 1892 -1 0 Region Substitution
46 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
46 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
46 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
47 1801 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
47 1802 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
47 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1805 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
47 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1807 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1810 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1813 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
47 1814 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
47 1815 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
47 1816 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
47 1817 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1818 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1819 3 2 H: 3 H: 3
47 1820 2 4 H: 3 H: 1 H: 3 H: 1
47 1821 3 4 H: 3 H: 3 H: 3 H: 3
47 1822 3 4 H: 3 H: 3 H: 3 H: 3
47 1823 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1826 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1827 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1828 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1829 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1830 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1831 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1832 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1833 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1834 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1835 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1836 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1837 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
47 1838 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1839 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1840 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1841 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1842 0 1 H: 0
47 1843 0 1 H: 0
47 1844 0 1 H: 0
47 1845 0 1 H: 0
47 1846 0 1 H: 0
47 1847 0 1 H: 0
47 1848 0 1 H: 0
47 1849 0 1 H: 0
47 1850 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
47 1851 0 1 H: 0
47 1852 0 1 H: 0
47 1853 0 1 H: 0
47 1854 0 1 H: 0
47 1855 0 1 H: 0
47 1856 0 1 H: 0
47 1857 0 1 H: 0
47 1858 0 1 G: 0
47 1859 3 1 G: 3
47 1860 0 1 G: 0
47 1861 1 1 G: 1
47 1862 0 1 G: 0
47 1863 -1 0 Region Substitution
47 1864 0 1 H: 0
47 1865 -1 1 G:-1
47 1866 0 1 G: 0
47 1867 0 1 G: 0
47 1868 0 1 G: 0
47 1869 -1 1 G:-1
47 1870 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 G:-1
47 1871 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
47 1872 0 1 H: 0
47 1873 0 1 G: 0
47 1874 -1 0 Region Substitution
47 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
47 1876 0 1 H: 0
47 1877 0 1 H: 0
47 1878 -1 1 G:-1
47 1879 2 1 G: 2
47 1880 0 1 G: 0
47 1881 -1 1 G:-1
47 1882 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G:-1
47 1883 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 2
47 1884 -1 1 G:-1
47 1885 2 1 G: 2
47 1886 -1 1 G:-1
47 1887 -1 1 G:-1
47 1888 2 1 G: 2
47 1889 0 1 G: 0
47 1890 -1 1 G:-1
47 1891 -2 1 G:-2
47 1892 -1 1 G:-1
47 1893 1 1 G: 1
47 1894 1 1 G: 1
47 1895 1 1 G: 1
47 1896 1 1 G: 1
47 1897 0 1 G: 0
47 1898 0 1 G: 0
47 1899 0 1 G: 0
47 1900 -1 1 G:-1
48 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1827 -3 1 H:-3
48 1828 -3 1 H:-3
48 1829 -3 1 H:-3
48 1830 -3 1 H:-3
48 1831 -3 1 H:-3
48 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1838 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1839 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
48 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
48 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
48 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
48 1844 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
48 1845 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
48 1846 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
48 1847 -1 0 Region Substitution
48 1848 -1 0 Region Substitution
48 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
48 1850 -2 1 H:-2
48 1851 -2 1 H:-2
48 1852 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1853 -2 1 H:-2
48 1854 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1855 1 1 H: 1
48 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
48 1858 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1859 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1860 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1861 -3 0 Region Substitution
48 1862 1 1 H: 1
48 1863 1 1 H: 1
48 1864 1 1 H: 1
48 1865 1 1 H: 1
48 1866 1 1 H: 1
48 1867 1 1 H: 1
48 1868 1 1 H: 1
48 1869 1 1 H: 1
48 1870 1 1 H: 1
48 1871 1 1 H: 1
48 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1875 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1876 2 0 Region Substitution
48 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
48 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
48 1879 -2 0 Region Substitution
48 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1881 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1882 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1883 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
48 1884 2 1 H: 2
48 1885 2 1 H: 2
48 1886 2 1 H: 2
48 1887 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
48 1888 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
48 1889 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
48 1890 -1 1 H:-1
48 1891 -1 1 H:-1
48 1892 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
48 1893 -1 1 H:-1
48 1894 2 1 H: 2
48 1895 -1 3 H:-3 H:-3 G: 2
48 1896 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
48 1897 -1 1 G:-1
48 1898 -1 1 G:-1
48 1899 -1 1 G:-1
48 1900 2 1 H: 2
49 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1806 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1808 -3 0 Region Substitution
49 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1817 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
49 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1819 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1821 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1836 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1838 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1839 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1840 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1841 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1848 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1850 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
49 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1853 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
49 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1856 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1862 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1865 1 0 Region Substitution
49 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1870 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1871 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1874 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1877 -3 0 Region Substitution
49 1878 -3 0 Region Substitution
49 1879 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1880 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1881 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1882 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1883 -2 0 Region Substitution
49 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
49 1885 -3 0 Region Substitution
49 1886 -3 0 Region Substitution
49 1887 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1888 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1889 -1 1 G:-1
49 1890 1 1 G: 1
49 1891 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1892 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1893 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1895 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
49 1896 2 0 Region Substitution
49 1897 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
49 1898 -1 0 Region Substitution
49 1899 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
49 1900 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
50 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1806 -3 0 Region Substitution
50 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1808 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1817 -2 0 Region Substitution
50 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1819 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1822 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1823 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1838 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1839 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1840 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1841 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1843 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1844 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1845 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1848 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
50 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1853 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
50 1854 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1855 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1860 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1861 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1862 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1863 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1864 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1865 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
50 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1872 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1875 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1877 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1878 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1879 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1880 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1882 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1883 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
50 1884 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
50 1885 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1886 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
50 1887 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1888 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
50 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
50 1891 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1893 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1895 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
50 1896 2 1 G: 2
50 1897 -1 1 G:-1
50 1898 -1 1 G:-1
50 1899 2 0 Region Substitution
50 1900 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
51 1801 -2 0 Region Substitution
51 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
51 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1805 2 0 Region Substitution
51 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1813 2 0 Region Substitution
51 1814 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1817 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1819 3 0 Region Substitution
51 1820 2 0 Region Substitution
51 1821 3 0 Region Substitution
51 1822 3 0 Region Substitution
51 1823 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1824 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1828 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1829 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1830 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1831 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1833 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1834 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1835 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1836 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1837 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
51 1838 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1839 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1841 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1845 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1846 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
51 1851 0 1 H: 0
51 1852 0 1 H: 0
51 1853 0 1 H: 0
51 1854 0 1 H: 0
51 1855 0 1 H: 0
51 1856 0 1 H: 0
51 1857 0 1 H: 0
51 1858 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1859 2 1 G: 2
51 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
51 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1863 -1 1 G:-1
51 1864 0 1 H: 0
51 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1870 -2 0 Region Substitution
51 1871 -2 0 Region Substitution
51 1872 0 1 H: 0
51 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
51 1874 -1 1 G:-1
51 1875 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
51 1876 1 2 H: 0 G: 2
51 1877 0 1 H: 0
51 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1879 2 0 Region Substitution
51 1880 -1 1 G:-1
51 1881 -2 1 G:-2
51 1882 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 1
51 1883 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
51 1884 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 G:-1
51 1885 -1 4 H:-3 H:-3 H:-1 G: 2
51 1886 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
51 1887 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
51 1888 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
51 1889 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
51 1890 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1891 -1 1 G:-1
51 1892 -1 0 Region Substitution
51 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
51 1894 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 1
51 1895 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 2
51 1896 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 1
51 1897 -1 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 0
51 1898 -1 1 G:-1
51 1899 -1 1 G:-1
51 1900 1 1 G: 1
52 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1805 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1807 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1822 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1825 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1826 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
52 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1834 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1835 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1836 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1837 2 0 Region Substitution
52 1838 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1839 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1840 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1841 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1844 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1848 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1851 -1 1 H:-1
52 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
52 1853 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
52 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1856 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1862 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1863 2 0 Region Substitution
52 1864 2 0 Region Substitution
52 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1866 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1868 -3 0 Region Substitution
52 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1874 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1875 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1879 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1880 -2 0 Region Substitution
52 1881 2 0 Region Substitution
52 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1883 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1887 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1889 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
52 1890 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
52 1891 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
52 1892 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
52 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
52 1895 1 0 Region Substitution
52 1896 2 1 G: 2
52 1897 -1 1 G:-1
52 1898 -1 1 G:-1
52 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
52 1900 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
53 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1802 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1813 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
53 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
53 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
53 1830 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1837 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1846 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1847 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1848 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1849 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1851 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
53 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1858 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1859 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1862 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1863 2 0 Region Substitution
53 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1866 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1872 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1873 2 0 Region Substitution
53 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1879 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
53 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
53 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1885 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1887 -2 0 Region Substitution
53 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1890 -1 0 Region Substitution
53 1891 3 1 G: 3
53 1892 0 1 G: 0
53 1893 -1 1 G:-1
53 1894 0 1 G: 0
53 1895 0 1 G: 0
53 1896 0 1 G: 0
53 1897 -1 1 G:-1
53 1898 0 1 G: 0
53 1899 -1 1 G:-1
53 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1804 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
54 1836 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1837 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1838 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1839 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1844 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1846 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1847 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1848 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1849 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1851 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1854 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1856 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1858 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1859 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1860 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1861 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1862 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1863 -3 0 Region Substitution
54 1864 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1869 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1870 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
54 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1884 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
54 1887 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
54 1888 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1889 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
54 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
54 1892 1 0 Region Substitution
54 1893 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
54 1896 0 1 G: 0
54 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
54 1898 2 1 G: 2
54 1899 -1 1 G:-1
54 1900 -2 1 G:-2
55 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1822 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1823 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1824 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1825 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1826 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1835 -2 1 H:-2
55 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1844 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1846 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1850 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1851 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
55 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1856 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
55 1859 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1860 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1861 -3 1 H:-3
55 1862 -3 1 H:-3
55 1863 -3 1 H:-3
55 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1867 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
55 1868 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
55 1870 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1871 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1873 0 1 H: 0
55 1874 0 1 H: 0
55 1875 0 1 H: 0
55 1876 0 1 H: 0
55 1877 0 1 H: 0
55 1878 0 1 H: 0
55 1879 -1 1 H:-1
55 1880 -1 1 H:-1
55 1881 -1 1 H:-1
55 1882 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
55 1883 0 2 H:-1 G: 1
55 1884 -1 1 H:-1
55 1885 -1 1 H:-1
55 1886 1 2 H:-1 G: 2
55 1887 -3 0 Region Substitution
55 1888 0 1 H: 0
55 1889 0 1 H: 0
55 1890 0 1 H: 0
55 1891 -1 0 Region Substitution
55 1892 2 1 G: 2
55 1893 1 1 G: 1
55 1894 -1 1 G:-1
55 1895 0 1 G: 0
55 1896 -1 1 G:-1
55 1897 -1 1 G:-1
55 1898 0 1 G: 0
55 1899 0 1 G: 0
55 1900 -1 1 G:-1
56 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1820 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1835 -2 1 H:-2
56 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1839 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
56 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1844 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1852 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1853 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1855 0 1 H: 0
56 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
56 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1858 -3 1 H:-3
56 1859 -3 1 H:-3
56 1860 -3 1 H:-3
56 1861 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
56 1862 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
56 1863 -3 1 H:-3
56 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1867 1 0 Region Substitution
56 1868 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1871 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
56 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1887 -3 0 Region Substitution
56 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
56 1890 1 1 G: 1
56 1891 -1 1 G:-1
56 1892 1 1 G: 1
56 1893 -1 1 G:-1
56 1894 -1 1 G:-1
56 1895 -1 1 G:-1
56 1896 2 1 G: 2
56 1897 -1 1 G:-1
56 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
56 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
56 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1820 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1825 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1831 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1838 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1839 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1840 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1841 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1844 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1846 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1851 -2 1 H:-2
57 1852 -3 1 H:-3
57 1853 -3 1 H:-3
57 1854 -3 1 H:-3
57 1855 2 1 H: 2
57 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
57 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1859 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1861 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1862 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
57 1863 2 1 H: 2
57 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1868 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
57 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
57 1871 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
57 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1875 -3 0 Region Substitution
57 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1879 -2 0 Region Substitution
57 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1885 -2 1 H:-2
57 1886 -3 1 H:-3
57 1887 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
57 1888 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
57 1889 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
57 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1891 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1893 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1895 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
57 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1898 0 0 Region Substitution
57 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
57 1900 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1807 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1820 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1822 -3 1 H:-3
58 1823 -3 1 H:-3
58 1824 -3 1 H:-3
58 1825 -3 1 H:-3
58 1826 -3 1 H:-3
58 1827 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
58 1828 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
58 1829 -3 3 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3
58 1830 -3 1 H:-3
58 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1833 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
58 1836 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1838 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1845 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1847 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1849 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1850 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1854 -3 1 H:-3
58 1855 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1856 -3 1 H:-3
58 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1858 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1859 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1860 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1861 -3 1 H:-3
58 1862 -3 1 H:-3
58 1863 -3 1 H:-3
58 1864 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1871 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1884 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
58 1886 1 0 Region Substitution
58 1887 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
58 1888 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1889 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
58 1891 -1 1 G:-1
58 1892 0 1 G: 0
58 1893 -1 1 G:-1
58 1894 2 1 G: 2
58 1895 0 1 G: 0
58 1896 -2 1 G:-2
58 1897 -1 1 G:-1
58 1898 1 1 G: 1
58 1899 2 1 G: 2
58 1900 0 1 G: 0
59 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1820 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1825 -3 0 Region Substitution
59 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1827 -3 1 H:-3
59 1828 -3 1 H:-3
59 1829 -3 1 H:-3
59 1830 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1833 -3 1 H:-3
59 1834 -3 1 H:-3
59 1835 -3 1 H:-3
59 1836 -3 1 H:-3
59 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1838 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1840 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1841 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
59 1844 -2 0 Region Substitution
59 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
59 1846 0 1 H: 0
59 1847 0 1 H: 0
59 1848 0 1 H: 0
59 1849 0 1 H: 0
59 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
59 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
59 1852 -3 0 Region Substitution
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59 1854 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
59 1855 1 2 H: 1 L: 1
59 1856 1 1 L: 1
59 1857 -1 2 H: 0 L:-2
59 1858 -1 2 H:-1 L:-1
59 1859 2 1 L: 2
59 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
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59 1862 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
59 1863 1 1 H: 1
59 1864 0 1 H: 0
59 1865 0 1 H: 0
59 1866 0 1 H: 0
59 1867 -1 0 Region Substitution
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59 1871 -3 1 H:-3
59 1872 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
59 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
59 1874 0 1 H: 0
59 1875 -2 0 Region Substitution
59 1876 0 1 H: 0
59 1877 0 1 H: 0
59 1878 0 1 H: 0
59 1879 -2 2 H:-2 L:-1
59 1880 -1 1 L:-1
59 1881 -1 1 L:-1
59 1882 -1 2 H:-3 L: 1
59 1883 -1 2 H:-3 L: 2
59 1884 0 1 L: 0
59 1885 -1 1 L:-1
59 1886 -2 1 L:-2
59 1887 -3 2 H:-3 L:-2
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59 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
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59 1891 0 1 G: 0
59 1892 -1 1 G:-1
59 1893 0 1 G: 0
59 1894 0 1 G: 0
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59 1897 0 1 G: 0
59 1898 0 1 G: 0
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59 1900 -1 1 G:-1
60 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1820 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1825 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1826 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1828 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1831 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1835 -2 0 Region Substitution
60 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1838 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1839 2 0 Region Substitution
60 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1841 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
60 1844 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
60 1846 -2 0 Region Substitution
60 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1850 -3 1 H:-3
60 1851 -3 1 H:-3
60 1852 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1853 -2 1 H:-2
60 1854 -2 1 H:-2
60 1855 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
60 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
60 1857 -2 1 H:-2
60 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1859 -2 1 H:-2
60 1860 -1 1 H:-1
60 1861 -2 1 H:-2
60 1862 -3 1 H:-3
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60 1864 0 1 H: 0
60 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1866 0 1 H: 0
60 1867 -1 1 H:-1
60 1868 -3 0 Region Substitution
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60 1870 2 1 H: 2
60 1871 -3 1 H:-3
60 1872 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
60 1873 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1875 -3 1 H:-3
60 1876 0 1 H: 0
60 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1878 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1879 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
60 1881 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1882 -1 1 H:-1
60 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
60 1884 -1 1 H:-1
60 1885 -2 1 H:-2
60 1886 -2 0 Region Substitution
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60 1889 -2 2 H:-3 G:-1
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60 1892 0 1 G: 0
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60 1894 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
60 1895 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 G: 0
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60 1897 -1 1 G:-1
60 1898 1 1 G: 1
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60 1900 -1 1 G:-1
61 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1807 -3 0 Region Substitution
61 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1817 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1822 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1823 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1826 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1828 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1833 -2 1 H:-2
61 1834 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1835 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1836 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
61 1837 2 0 Region Substitution
61 1838 -3 0 Region Substitution
61 1839 -3 0 Region Substitution
61 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
61 1841 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1842 0 1 H: 0
61 1843 0 1 H: 0
61 1844 -2 1 H:-2
61 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
61 1848 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1851 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1852 2 0 Region Substitution
61 1853 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1855 0 1 H: 0
61 1856 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
61 1862 -1 1 H:-1
61 1863 2 1 H: 2
61 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1865 0 1 H: 0
61 1866 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
61 1868 -3 1 H:-3
61 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
61 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1872 -1 1 H:-1
61 1873 -1 1 H:-1
61 1874 -1 1 H:-1
61 1875 -1 1 H:-1
61 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1877 1 0 Region Substitution
61 1878 -2 1 H:-2
61 1879 -2 1 H:-2
61 1880 -3 1 H:-3
61 1881 2 1 H: 2
61 1882 0 1 H: 0
61 1883 3 1 G: 3
61 1884 0 1 G: 0
61 1885 0 1 G: 0
61 1886 -1 1 G:-1
61 1887 -1 1 G:-1
61 1888 -1 1 G:-1
61 1889 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
61 1890 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
61 1891 1 1 G: 1
61 1892 -1 1 G:-1
61 1893 1 1 G: 1
61 1894 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
61 1895 0 1 G: 0
61 1896 0 1 G: 0
61 1897 -2 2 H:-3 G: 0
61 1898 0 1 G: 0
61 1899 0 1 G: 0
61 1900 -2 2 H:-3 G:-1
62 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1807 -3 0 Region Substitution
62 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1812 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
62 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
62 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1820 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1826 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1828 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1830 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1831 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1835 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1837 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1838 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1839 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1840 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1841 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
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62 1845 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
62 1846 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
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62 1848 -1 1 H:-1
62 1849 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
62 1850 -1 1 H:-1
62 1851 -1 2 H:-1 H: 0
62 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1853 0 3 H:-1 H: 2 H:-2
62 1854 -3 1 H:-3
62 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1857 0 2 H: 2 H:-2
62 1858 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
62 1859 -2 3 H:-1 H:-2 H:-2
62 1860 -2 3 H:-3 H:-2 H:-2
62 1861 -2 1 H:-2
62 1862 2 1 H: 2
62 1863 3 2 H: 2 H: 3
62 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1867 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1868 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1873 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1879 -2 1 H:-2
62 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1881 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1884 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1885 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1887 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1889 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1890 -2 0 Region Substitution
62 1891 -1 1 H:-1
62 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
62 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1896 -1 0 Region Substitution
62 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
62 1898 1 1 G: 1
62 1899 0 2 H: 1 G:-1
62 1900 -1 1 G:-1
63 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1802 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1806 -2 1 H:-2
63 1807 -3 0 Region Substitution
63 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1809 -2 1 H:-2
63 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1817 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1818 -2 1 H:-2
63 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1826 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1827 -2 1 H:-2
63 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1832 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
63 1833 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
63 1834 0 0 Region Substitution
63 1835 0 0 Region Substitution
63 1836 0 0 Region Substitution
63 1837 2 1 H: 2
63 1838 -3 0 Region Substitution
63 1839 -3 0 Region Substitution
63 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
63 1841 -2 1 H:-2
63 1842 0 1 H: 0
63 1843 0 1 H: 0
63 1844 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
63 1845 0 1 H: 0
63 1846 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1847 0 1 H: 0
63 1848 2 1 H: 2
63 1849 2 1 H: 2
63 1850 -3 1 H:-3
63 1851 -1 1 H:-1
63 1852 2 1 H: 2
63 1853 -2 1 H:-2
63 1854 0 1 H: 0
63 1855 0 1 H: 0
63 1856 -1 1 H:-1
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63 1858 0 3 H:-2 H:-1 H: 2
63 1859 -2 1 H:-2
63 1860 -2 3 H:-3 H:-2 H:-1
63 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1862 2 1 H: 2
63 1863 3 4 H: 2 H: 2 H: 3 H: 3
63 1864 2 1 H: 2
63 1865 0 1 H: 0
63 1866 -2 1 H:-2
63 1867 -2 1 H:-2
63 1868 -3 1 H:-3
63 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
63 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1872 2 1 H: 2
63 1873 2 1 H: 2
63 1874 2 1 H: 2
63 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
63 1876 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1877 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1878 0 0 Region Substitution
63 1879 -2 0 Region Substitution
63 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
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63 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
63 1883 -1 1 G:-1
63 1884 0 2 H: 1 G:-1
63 1885 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
63 1886 1 1 H: 1
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63 1889 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
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63 1891 0 2 H: 1 G:-1
63 1892 1 3 H: 2 H:-1 G: 1
63 1893 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
63 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
63 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
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63 1897 1 2 H: 2 G:-1
63 1898 -1 2 H:-2 G: 1
63 1899 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
63 1900 -1 3 H:-1 H:-2 G:-1
64 1801 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1807 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1808 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1810 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1812 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1820 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1821 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1822 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1823 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1824 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1825 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1826 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1828 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1832 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1835 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1836 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1838 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1839 2 0 Region Substitution
64 1840 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1841 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1844 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1845 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1846 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1847 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1848 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1849 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1852 1 0 Region Substitution
64 1853 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1854 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1855 0 1 H: 0
64 1856 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
64 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1858 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1861 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1862 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1863 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1865 0 1 H: 0
64 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1867 0 1 H: 0
64 1868 2 0 Region Substitution
64 1869 2 0 Region Substitution
64 1870 2 0 Region Substitution
64 1871 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
64 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1875 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1876 0 1 H: 0
64 1877 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1878 -3 1 H:-3
64 1879 0 1 H: 0
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64 1881 -2 0 Region Substitution
64 1882 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1884 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1886 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1887 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1888 2 0 Region Substitution
64 1889 -3 1 H:-3
64 1890 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
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64 1893 -1 1 G:-1
64 1894 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
64 1896 -1 0 Region Substitution
64 1897 -1 0 Region Substitution
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64 1900 -1 1 G:-1
65 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
65 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1806 -2 1 H:-2
65 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1809 -2 1 H:-2
65 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1811 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1818 -2 1 H:-2
65 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1820 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1822 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1826 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1827 -2 1 H:-2
65 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1829 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
65 1833 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
65 1834 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1835 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1836 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
65 1837 2 0 Region Substitution
65 1838 1 0 Region Substitution
65 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
65 1840 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1841 -2 1 H:-2
65 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
65 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1844 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
65 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
65 1846 1 1 H: 1
65 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
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65 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
65 1850 -2 3 H:-3 H:-1 H:-2
65 1851 -1 8 H:-1 H:-1 H:-2 H:-2 H:-1 H: 1 H: 1 H:-2
65 1852 2 4 H: 2 H: 2 H: 2 H: 1
65 1853 -2 1 H:-2
65 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1855 0 1 H: 0
65 1856 -1 0 Region Substitution
65 1857 -2 1 H:-2
65 1858 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
65 1859 -2 1 H:-2
65 1860 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
65 1861 1 1 H: 1
65 1862 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
65 1863 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 H: 3
65 1864 0 1 H: 0
65 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
65 1866 -2 0 Region Substitution
65 1867 -2 0 Region Substitution
65 1868 -3 0 Region Substitution
65 1869 -1 1 H:-1
65 1870 1 1 H: 1
65 1871 1 1 H: 1
65 1872 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
65 1873 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
65 1874 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
65 1875 1 1 H: 1
65 1876 1 1 H: 1
65 1877 1 1 H: 1
65 1878 1 1 H: 1
65 1879 -2 1 H:-2
65 1880 1 1 H: 1
65 1881 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
65 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
65 1883 -1 1 H:-1
65 1884 -2 1 H:-2
65 1885 1 0 Region Substitution
65 1886 1 1 H: 1
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65 1889 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
65 1890 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
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65 1893 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
65 1894 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
65 1895 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
65 1896 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
65 1897 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
65 1898 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
65 1899 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
65 1900 -1 3 H:-1 H:-2 G:-1
66 1801 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1807 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1808 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1810 -2 0 Region Substitution
66 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1818 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1819 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1820 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1821 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1822 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1823 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1824 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1825 -3 1 H:-3
66 1826 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1828 -2 1 H:-2
66 1829 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1833 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1834 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1836 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1838 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1839 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1840 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
66 1844 -2 1 H:-2
66 1845 -3 1 H:-3
66 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
66 1847 -1 0 Region Substitution
66 1848 -1 0 Region Substitution
66 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
66 1850 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1851 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1852 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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66 1854 -1 0 Region Substitution
66 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
66 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
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66 1861 -2 0 Region Substitution
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66 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
66 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
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66 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
66 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
66 1871 -3 0 Region Substitution
66 1872 -3 0 Region Substitution
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66 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
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66 1880 -1 0 Region Substitution
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67 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1803 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1817 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1818 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1820 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1821 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1822 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1829 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1830 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1832 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1834 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1836 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1837 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1838 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1839 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1840 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1841 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1842 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1849 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1850 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1851 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1854 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1861 -3 1 H:-3
67 1862 -3 1 H:-3
67 1863 -3 1 H:-3
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67 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
67 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1869 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1871 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1875 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
67 1877 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1878 -3 0 Region Substitution
67 1879 0 0 Region Substitution
67 1880 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1881 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1883 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1884 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1885 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1886 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1887 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
67 1888 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1890 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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67 1893 0 0 Region Substitution
67 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
67 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
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67 1898 1 0 Region Substitution
67 1899 -1 0 Region Substitution
67 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1807 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1808 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1810 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
68 1812 1 0 Region Substitution
68 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
68 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
68 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
68 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
68 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
68 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1820 -1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1822 -3 0 Region Substitution
68 1823 -3 0 Region Substitution
68 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1825 0 0 Region Substitution
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68 1827 -3 1 H:-3
68 1828 -3 1 H:-3
68 1829 -3 1 H:-3
68 1830 2 0 Region Substitution
68 1831 1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1835 -1 1 H:-1
68 1836 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1837 0 0 Region Substitution
68 1838 1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1840 0 0 Region Substitution
68 1841 2 0 Region Substitution
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68 1843 1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1845 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
68 1846 -3 2 H:-3 H:-3
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68 1848 -2 0 Region Substitution
68 1849 -2 0 Region Substitution
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68 1852 1 2 H: 1 N: 0
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68 1854 2 2 H: 1 H: 2
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68 1860 -2 1 N:-2
68 1861 1 1 N: 1
68 1862 -2 1 H:-2
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68 1868 1 0 Region Substitution
68 1869 1 0 Region Substitution
68 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
68 1871 -1 0 Region Substitution
68 1872 -1 0 Region Substitution
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68 1882 1 1 N: 1
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68 1885 0 2 N: 0 N: 0
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68 1890 0 1 N: 0
68 1891 1 1 N: 1
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68 1898 -2 1 N:-2
68 1899 -1 1 N:-1
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69 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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69 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
69 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
69 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1815 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1816 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1817 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
69 1819 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1820 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1822 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1824 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1825 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1826 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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69 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1829 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1830 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
69 1831 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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69 1834 -1 0 Region Substitution
69 1835 -1 0 Region Substitution
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69 1839 1 0 Region Substitution
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69 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
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69 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
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69 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
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69 1849 2 1 H: 2
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69 1852 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
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69 1854 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1855 0 1 H: 0
69 1856 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1857 1 1 H: 1
69 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
69 1859 -1 0 Region Substitution
69 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
69 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
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69 1864 2 1 H: 2
69 1865 0 1 H: 0
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69 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
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69 1873 2 1 H: 2
69 1874 2 1 H: 2
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69 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1877 0 0 Region Substitution
69 1878 1 0 Region Substitution
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69 1880 0 0 Region Substitution
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69 1882 2 0 Region Substitution
69 1883 0 0 Region Substitution
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70 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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70 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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70 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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70 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1815 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
70 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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70 1818 2 0 Region Substitution
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70 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
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70 1823 1 0 Region Substitution
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70 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
70 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
70 1828 0 0 Region Substitution
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70 1841 -2 0 Region Substitution
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70 1847 1 0 Region Substitution
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70 1849 1 0 Region Substitution
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70 1851 -2 0 Region Substitution
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70 1856 0 1 H: 0
70 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
70 1858 0 1 H: 0
70 1859 0 1 H: 0
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71 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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71 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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71 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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71 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
71 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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71 1825 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
71 1826 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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71 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
71 1829 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
71 1830 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
71 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
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72 1882 1 0 Region Substitution
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73 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
73 1892 -1 0 Region Substitution
73 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
73 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
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74 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1807 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1808 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1810 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1812 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
74 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
74 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
74 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1820 2 1 H: 2
74 1821 -3 0 Region Substitution
74 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1825 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1826 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1828 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1829 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1830 1 0 Region Substitution
74 1831 1 1 H: 1
74 1832 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1833 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1834 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1835 1 4 H: 1 H: 2 N: 0 N: 0
74 1836 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1837 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1838 2 1 H: 2
74 1839 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1840 2 0 Region Substitution
74 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1842 -3 1 H:-3
74 1843 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 H: 2
74 1844 1 2 H: 0 N: 1
74 1845 -2 2 H:-2 N:-1
74 1846 -1 3 H:-2 H: 0 N:-1
74 1847 -1 5 H:-2 H: 2 H: 2 N:-2 N:-3
74 1848 -1 3 H:-2 N: 1 N:-2
74 1849 -3 2 H:-2 N:-3
74 1850 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 N:-2
74 1851 -2 2 N:-1 N:-3
74 1852 0 5 H:-2 H: 0 N: 1 N: 2 N: 0
74 1853 -1 3 H: 0 H:-2 N: 0
74 1854 2 1 H: 2
74 1855 1 2 N: 1 N: 1
74 1856 2 0 Region Substitution
74 1857 1 3 H: 1 H: 1 N: 1
74 1858 0 3 H: 0 N: 0 N: 0
74 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
74 1860 1 3 H: 0 H: 1 H: 1
74 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1862 -1 2 H:-2 N: 1
74 1863 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1864 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
74 1865 1 1 N: 1
74 1866 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1867 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1870 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1871 0 1 N: 0
74 1872 0 1 N: 0
74 1873 1 1 N: 1
74 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
74 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
74 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
74 1877 -1 0 Region Substitution
74 1878 -1 1 H:-1
74 1879 0 3 H:-2 N:-2 G: 3
74 1880 -1 1 N:-1
74 1881 -1 3 N: 1 N:-2 G:-1
74 1882 -1 5 H:-3 N:-1 N: 0 N:-1 G:-1
74 1883 -2 4 H:-3 N:-1 N:-2 G:-1
74 1884 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 N: 1 N:-3 G: 0
74 1885 -1 3 N:-1 N:-2 G: 1
74 1886 -2 4 H:-3 N:-1 N:-1 G:-1
74 1887 0 3 N: 0 N: 0 G: 0
74 1888 2 3 N: 2 N: 1 G: 2
74 1889 -2 3 N:-2 N:-2 G:-1
74 1890 -1 3 N:-2 N: 0 G: 0
74 1891 1 3 N: 1 N: 2 G: 0
74 1892 -1 3 N:-2 N:-1 G: 0
74 1893 1 4 N: 1 N: 1 N: 2 G: 0
74 1894 0 3 N: 1 N:-1 G: 0
74 1895 0 2 N: 0 G: 0
74 1896 -2 4 H:-2 N:-2 N:-1 G:-1
74 1897 -1 3 N:-1 N:-2 G:-1
74 1898 -2 4 N:-1 N:-2 N:-2 G:-1
74 1899 0 3 N: 0 N:-2 G: 2
74 1900 1 2 N: 1 G: 1
75 1801 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1802 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1807 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1808 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1810 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1812 0 0 Region Substitution
75 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1815 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1816 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1817 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1818 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
75 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1820 0 0 Region Substitution
75 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1822 -2 1 H:-2
75 1823 0 0 Region Substitution
75 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1825 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1826 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1828 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1829 -2 1 H:-2
75 1830 -2 1 H:-2
75 1831 -2 1 H:-2
75 1832 2 0 Region Substitution
75 1833 -3 1 H:-3
75 1834 0 2 H: 2 H:-2
75 1835 2 1 H: 2
75 1836 1 2 H: 3 H:-2
75 1837 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1838 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1839 -2 1 H:-2
75 1840 3 2 H: 3 H: 3
75 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
75 1842 -2 1 H:-2
75 1843 2 0 Region Substitution
75 1844 2 1 H: 2
75 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
75 1848 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1849 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1850 -2 0 Region Substitution
75 1851 -3 1 H:-3
75 1852 -3 1 H:-3
75 1853 -3 1 H:-3
75 1854 -2 2 H:-2 H:-1
75 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
75 1856 2 0 Region Substitution
75 1857 1 0 Region Substitution
75 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1859 -3 1 H:-3
75 1860 -1 4 H: 1 H: 1 H:-2 H:-2
75 1861 -2 1 H:-2
75 1862 -2 1 H:-2
75 1863 -2 3 H:-3 H:-3 H: 1
75 1864 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 H: 2
75 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
75 1866 0 1 G: 0
75 1867 0 1 G: 0
75 1868 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
75 1869 0 1 G: 0
75 1870 0 1 G: 0
75 1871 0 1 G: 0
75 1872 0 1 G: 0
75 1873 0 1 G: 0
75 1874 1 4 H: 2 H: 2 H:-1 G: 0
75 1875 0 1 G: 0
75 1876 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
75 1877 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
75 1878 -1 3 H:-1 H:-2 G: 0
75 1879 2 3 H: 1 H: 2 G: 2
75 1880 1 3 H: 1 H: 2 G: 0
75 1881 1 3 H: 2 H: 1 G: 0
75 1882 0 1 G: 0
75 1883 1 2 H:-2 G: 3
75 1884 -1 4 H:-2 H:-3 H: 1 G: 2
75 1885 -2 5 H:-1 H:-3 H:-2 H:-3 G:-1
75 1886 0 5 H: 1 H:-3 H: 2 H:-2 G: 0
75 1887 0 3 H:-2 H: 2 G: 1
75 1888 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
75 1889 -1 1 G:-1
75 1890 -1 1 G:-1
75 1891 1 1 G: 1
75 1892 0 1 G: 0
75 1893 0 1 G: 0
75 1894 0 1 G: 0
75 1895 0 1 G: 0
75 1896 0 1 G: 0
75 1897 1 2 H: 3 G:-1
75 1898 -2 3 H:-2 H:-3 G: 0
75 1899 -1 2 H:-2 G: 1
75 1900 -2 1 G:-2
76 1801 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
76 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1808 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1811 -1 1 H:-1
76 1812 -1 1 H:-1
76 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
76 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
76 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
76 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
76 1820 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1822 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1823 -2 1 N:-2
76 1824 0 1 N: 0
76 1825 -2 1 H:-2
76 1826 -2 1 H:-2
76 1827 -2 2 H:-2 N:-1
76 1828 -2 2 H:-2 N:-1
76 1829 -2 1 H:-2
76 1830 2 2 H: 2 N: 1
76 1831 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1832 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1833 1 1 H: 1
76 1834 2 1 H: 2
76 1835 1 5 H: 1 H: 2 H: 2 H: 1 N: 1
76 1836 2 1 H: 2
76 1837 -2 1 H:-2
76 1838 -2 1 H:-2
76 1839 -2 0 Region Substitution
76 1840 2 3 H: 3 H: 3 H: 1
76 1841 -2 1 H:-2
76 1842 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
76 1843 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
76 1844 -2 1 H:-2
76 1845 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
76 1846 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 N:-3
76 1847 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 N:-2
76 1848 -2 1 H:-2
76 1849 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
76 1850 -2 3 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2
76 1851 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
76 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1853 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1855 2 0 Region Substitution
76 1856 2 0 Region Substitution
76 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1859 -2 1 H:-2
76 1860 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1862 -2 0 Region Substitution
76 1863 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1867 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
76 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
76 1871 1 1 N: 1
76 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
76 1873 -1 1 H:-1
76 1874 3 1 G: 3
76 1875 1 2 N: 2 G: 0
76 1876 2 2 N: 0 G: 3
76 1877 2 2 N: 0 G: 3
76 1878 3 1 G: 3
76 1879 2 1 G: 2
76 1880 -1 1 G:-1
76 1881 0 1 G: 0
76 1882 -1 1 G:-1
76 1883 -1 1 G:-1
76 1884 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
76 1885 -2 2 N:-2 G:-1
76 1886 -1 2 N:-1 G: 0
76 1887 -1 2 N: 0 G:-1
76 1888 1 3 N: 2 N: 1 G:-1
76 1889 -1 3 N:-2 N:-1 G: 0
76 1890 -1 2 N:-1 G:-1
76 1891 1 3 N: 2 N: 2 G: 0
76 1892 1 2 N: 1 G: 0
76 1893 1 2 N: 2 G:-1
76 1894 1 2 N: 2 G: 0
76 1895 0 1 G: 0
76 1896 0 2 N:-1 G: 1
76 1897 -2 2 N:-2 G:-1
76 1898 -1 2 N: 0 G:-1
76 1899 -1 2 N:-1 G: 0
76 1900 1 2 N: 1 G: 0
77 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1802 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1804 -2 1 H:-2
77 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1809 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1811 -1 1 H:-1
77 1812 1 2 H: 1 H: 1
77 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
77 1814 1 1 N: 1
77 1815 -1 1 N:-1
77 1816 -1 1 N:-1
77 1817 2 2 N: 2 N: 2
77 1818 -2 2 H:-2 N:-1
77 1819 -2 2 H:-1 N:-2
77 1820 1 4 H: 1 H: 1 N: 1 N: 2
77 1821 -2 3 H:-2 N:-2 N:-1
77 1822 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
77 1823 -2 4 H:-1 H:-2 N:-2 N:-1
77 1824 -1 2 H:-2 N: 0
77 1825 -2 1 H:-2
77 1826 1 1 N: 1
77 1827 -1 1 N:-1
77 1828 -1 1 N:-1
77 1829 1 1 N: 1
77 1830 2 3 N: 2 N: 1 N: 2
77 1831 0 1 N: 0
77 1832 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
77 1833 -1 3 H:-1 H:-2 N:-1
77 1834 -2 4 H:-1 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2
77 1835 0 4 H: 1 H: 2 H:-2 N: 0
77 1836 -1 4 H: 2 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2
77 1837 0 3 H: 2 H:-2 N: 0
77 1838 -1 3 H:-3 H:-2 N: 2
77 1839 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
77 1840 0 1 N: 0
77 1841 2 2 H: 2 N: 1
77 1842 1 3 H: 2 N: 0 N: 0
77 1843 0 2 N: 0 N: 0
77 1844 1 1 N: 1
77 1845 -2 0 Region Substitution
77 1846 -3 3 N:-3 N:-3 N:-2
77 1847 -1 3 N:-1 N:-1 N:-2
77 1848 0 3 H:-1 H: 1 N: 1
77 1849 -2 4 N:-2 N:-2 N:-2 N:-2
77 1850 -2 4 H:-2 H:-2 H:-2 N:-1
77 1851 -1 4 H:-2 H: 2 N:-2 N:-2
77 1852 2 5 H: 3 H: 3 H: 2 N: 1 N: 2
77 1853 2 2 H: 2 N: 1
77 1854 2 1 H: 2
77 1855 2 2 H: 2 N: 1
77 1856 1 2 H: 2 N:-1
77 1857 0 4 H: 1 H:-2 N: 1 N: 1
77 1858 -2 6 H:-3 H:-2 H:-2 N:-1 N:-2 N:-2
77 1859 -2 2 H:-2 N:-1
77 1860 -2 4 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2 N: 0
77 1861 1 2 N: 1 N: 0
77 1862 -1 3 H: 1 H:-3 N:-1
77 1863 -2 3 H:-3 H:-3 N:-1
77 1864 1 2 H:-2 N: 3
77 1865 -2 1 H:-2
77 1866 -1 4 H:-2 N:-1 N:-1 N:-1
77 1867 -1 2 H:-2 N: 0
77 1868 -2 3 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2
77 1869 -1 2 H:-2 N: 1
77 1870 1 2 N: 1 N: 1
77 1871 1 1 N: 1
77 1872 -1 1 N:-1
77 1873 -1 4 H:-2 H: 2 N:-2 N: 0
77 1874 0 2 H: 2 N:-2
77 1875 2 2 H: 2 N: 1
77 1876 -1 3 H:-2 H: 0 N: 0
77 1877 -1 4 H:-2 H:-2 N: 0 N: 0
77 1878 -2 4 H:-2 H:-2 N:-2 G:-1
77 1879 -1 4 H:-2 H:-2 N:-1 G: 1
77 1880 -1 4 H:-2 H:-2 N:-2 G: 3
77 1881 0 3 H:-2 N: 1 G: 0
77 1882 -2 4 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2 G: 0
77 1883 0 5 H:-2 N:-1 N: 1 N: 1 G:-1
77 1884 -2 5 H:-2 N:-2 N:-2 N:-2 G:-1
77 1885 -1 6 H: 1 H: 1 N: 0 N:-3 N:-1 G:-1
77 1886 0 3 N: 1 N:-1 G:-1
77 1887 1 4 H: 1 N: 1 N: 1 G: 0
77 1888 1 2 N: 1 G: 1
77 1889 -1 3 N:-2 N:-2 G: 0
77 1890 1 6 N: 1 N: 1 N: 1 N: 1 N: 0 G: 1
77 1891 2 6 H: 2 N: 2 N: 2 N: 2 N: 2 G: 2
77 1892 0 1 G: 0
77 1893 1 3 N: 1 N: 1 G: 0
77 1894 1 5 H: 1 H: 2 N: 2 N: 1 G: 0
77 1895 0 6 H:-2 H:-2 N: 1 N: 1 N: 1 G: 0
77 1896 -2 5 H:-2 N:-3 N:-3 N:-1 G: 0
77 1897 -1 4 H:-1 N:-2 N: 1 G:-2
77 1898 -1 3 H:-2 N:-2 G: 0
77 1899 1 4 H:-1 N: 1 N: 2 G: 1
77 1900 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
78 1801 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1802 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1804 -2 1 H:-2
78 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1806 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1809 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1812 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
78 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
78 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1820 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1821 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1823 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1826 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1827 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1828 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1829 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1830 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1831 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1832 -2 1 H:-2
78 1833 -2 2 H:-2 H:-1
78 1834 -1 1 H:-1
78 1835 -1 1 H:-1
78 1836 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1837 1 1 H: 1
78 1838 1 1 H: 1
78 1839 1 1 H: 1
78 1840 -1 1 H:-1
78 1841 -2 1 H:-2
78 1842 -1 1 H:-1
78 1843 -2 1 H:-2
78 1844 -2 1 H:-2
78 1845 -2 1 H:-2
78 1846 1 1 H: 1
78 1847 1 1 H: 1
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78 1849 -1 1 H:-1
78 1850 -1 1 H:-1
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78 1852 -3 2 H:-2 H:-3
78 1853 -3 1 H:-3
78 1854 1 1 H: 1
78 1855 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1859 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
78 1861 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1865 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1867 -2 1 H:-2
78 1868 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1869 -1 0 Region Substitution
78 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1871 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1872 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
78 1874 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1875 1 0 Region Substitution
78 1876 0 0 Region Substitution
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78 1878 3 1 G: 3
78 1879 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
78 1880 0 1 G: 0
78 1881 0 1 G: 0
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78 1883 0 1 G: 0
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78 1885 -1 1 G:-1
78 1886 -1 1 G:-1
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78 1888 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
78 1889 -2 2 H:-3 G: 0
78 1890 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
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78 1895 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
78 1896 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
78 1897 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
78 1898 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
78 1899 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
78 1900 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
79 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1803 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1804 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
79 1812 0 0 Region Substitution
79 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
79 1819 -2 1 H:-2
79 1820 -1 2 H:-2 H: 1
79 1821 2 1 H: 2
79 1822 2 1 H: 2
79 1823 3 2 H: 3 H: 3
79 1824 0 1 H: 0
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79 1826 0 1 H: 0
79 1827 -1 1 H:-1
79 1828 1 2 H: 3 H:-1
79 1829 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
79 1830 -1 1 H:-1
79 1831 1 1 H: 1
79 1832 2 1 H: 2
79 1833 -2 1 H:-2
79 1834 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
79 1835 0 1 H: 0
79 1836 1 2 H: 2 H: 0
79 1837 -2 1 H:-2
79 1838 -2 1 H:-2
79 1839 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
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79 1841 1 2 H: 2 H:-1
79 1842 -2 2 H:-2 H:-1
79 1843 1 2 H: 2 H: 0
79 1844 2 1 H: 2
79 1845 2 1 H: 2
79 1846 1 2 H: 2 H:-1
79 1847 2 2 H: 3 H: 1
79 1848 3 2 H: 3 H: 2
79 1849 1 2 H: 2 H:-1
79 1850 -1 2 H:-2 H: 0
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79 1852 1 3 H: 2 H: 1 G: 0
79 1853 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
79 1854 2 1 H: 2
79 1855 1 3 H: 2 H: 0 G: 2
79 1856 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 2
79 1857 0 3 H:-2 H: 2 G: 0
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79 1861 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
79 1862 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
79 1863 2 2 H: 2 H: 2
79 1864 1 0 Region Substitution
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79 1866 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
79 1867 1 2 H:-1 G: 3
79 1868 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
79 1869 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
79 1870 2 2 H: 1 G: 2
79 1871 1 1 G: 1
79 1872 1 2 H: 0 G: 1
79 1873 -1 4 H:-2 H: 2 H:-1 G:-1
79 1874 1 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 0
79 1875 2 3 H: 2 H: 2 G: 1
79 1876 1 3 H: 2 H: 0 G: 1
79 1877 0 3 H:-2 H:-2 G: 3
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79 1879 -1 3 H:-2 H: 1 G:-1
79 1880 -1 3 H:-2 H: 0 G: 0
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79 1882 0 2 H:-1 G: 1
79 1883 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 G:-1
79 1884 -1 3 H:-2 H:-1 G:-1
79 1885 0 3 H: 1 H:-1 G: 0
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79 1887 1 2 H: 1 G: 1
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79 1889 0 1 G: 0
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79 1891 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
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79 1893 1 2 H: 0 G: 1
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79 1897 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
79 1898 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
79 1899 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
79 1900 -1 1 G:-1
80 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1812 1 1 H: 1
80 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
80 1814 1 0 Region Substitution
80 1815 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1816 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1817 2 0 Region Substitution
80 1818 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1819 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1820 0 0 Region Substitution
80 1821 -2 1 H:-2
80 1822 -2 1 H:-2
80 1823 2 1 H: 2
80 1824 -2 1 H:-2
80 1825 -2 1 H:-2
80 1826 -1 1 H:-1
80 1827 -2 1 H:-2
80 1828 -2 1 H:-2
80 1829 -2 1 H:-2
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80 1831 2 1 H: 2
80 1832 2 1 H: 2
80 1833 2 1 H: 2
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80 1835 -3 1 H:-3
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80 1837 -2 1 H:-2
80 1838 -2 1 H:-2
80 1839 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1840 1 0 Region Substitution
80 1841 2 1 H: 2
80 1842 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
80 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
80 1845 0 0 Region Substitution
80 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
80 1848 1 0 Region Substitution
80 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1850 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1851 2 1 H: 2
80 1852 2 1 H: 2
80 1853 2 1 H: 2
80 1854 2 1 H: 2
80 1855 2 1 H: 2
80 1856 2 1 H: 2
80 1857 1 0 Region Substitution
80 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
80 1859 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
80 1861 -1 1 G:-1
80 1862 -2 2 H:-2 G:-2
80 1863 1 1 G: 1
80 1864 0 1 G: 0
80 1865 -2 1 G:-2
80 1866 0 1 G: 0
80 1867 1 1 G: 1
80 1868 0 1 G: 0
80 1869 -1 1 G:-1
80 1870 1 1 G: 1
80 1871 0 1 G: 0
80 1872 3 1 G: 3
80 1873 -1 3 H:-2 H: 2 G:-2
80 1874 2 2 H: 2 G: 2
80 1875 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
80 1876 1 2 H: 0 G: 2
80 1877 -2 2 H:-2 G:-2
80 1878 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
80 1879 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
80 1880 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
80 1881 -1 2 H:-2 G: 1
80 1882 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
80 1883 -2 2 H:-2 G:-2
80 1884 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
80 1885 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
80 1886 0 1 G: 0
80 1887 0 1 G: 0
80 1888 0 1 G: 0
80 1889 1 1 G: 1
80 1890 1 1 G: 1
80 1891 2 1 G: 2
80 1892 0 1 G: 0
80 1893 1 1 G: 1
80 1894 1 1 G: 1
80 1895 -1 1 G:-1
80 1896 0 1 G: 0
80 1897 -2 1 G:-2
80 1898 -1 1 G:-1
80 1899 -1 1 G:-1
80 1900 1 1 G: 1
81 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1803 -2 1 H:-2
81 1804 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
81 1805 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1806 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1807 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1810 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1811 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1812 2 1 H: 2
81 1813 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1814 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1815 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
81 1817 -2 0 Region Substitution
81 1818 2 0 Region Substitution
81 1819 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1820 -1 1 H:-1
81 1821 -2 1 H:-2
81 1822 -3 2 H:-3 H:-2
81 1823 -1 2 H:-1 H:-1
81 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
81 1826 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1827 -1 1 H:-1
81 1828 -1 1 H:-1
81 1829 -1 1 H:-1
81 1830 -1 1 H:-1
81 1831 2 1 H: 2
81 1832 -2 1 H:-2
81 1833 -2 1 H:-2
81 1834 -1 1 H:-1
81 1835 -1 1 H:-1
81 1836 -1 1 H:-1
81 1837 -1 1 H:-1
81 1838 -1 1 H:-1
81 1839 -1 2 H: 0 H:-1
81 1840 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1841 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1842 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1844 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1845 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1846 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1847 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1848 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1851 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1853 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
81 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1856 1 0 Region Substitution
81 1857 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1859 2 0 Region Substitution
81 1860 -2 0 Region Substitution
81 1861 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1862 -2 1 H:-2
81 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
81 1864 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1865 -2 0 Region Substitution
81 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1867 -1 0 Region Substitution
81 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1870 2 1 H: 2
81 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1872 2 0 Region Substitution
81 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1875 0 0 Region Substitution
81 1876 -2 1 H:-2
81 1877 3 1 G: 3
81 1878 -1 1 G:-1
81 1879 0 1 G: 0
81 1880 0 1 G: 0
81 1881 -1 1 G:-1
81 1882 0 1 G: 0
81 1883 -1 1 G:-1
81 1884 -1 1 G:-1
81 1885 1 1 G: 1
81 1886 1 1 G: 1
81 1887 0 1 G: 0
81 1888 1 1 G: 1
81 1889 0 1 G: 0
81 1890 0 1 G: 0
81 1891 -1 1 G:-1
81 1892 0 1 G: 0
81 1893 -1 1 G:-1
81 1894 1 1 G: 1
81 1895 -1 1 G:-1
81 1896 1 1 G: 1
81 1897 -1 1 G:-1
81 1898 -1 1 G:-1
81 1899 1 1 G: 1
81 1900 0 1 G: 0
82 1801 1 0 Region Substitution
82 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
82 1804 -2 1 H:-2
82 1805 -2 0 Region Substitution
82 1806 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1811 -1 1 H:-1
82 1812 2 0 Region Substitution
82 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
82 1817 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1818 2 2 H: 1 N: 2
82 1819 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1820 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1821 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1822 -1 2 H:-3 N: 2
82 1823 1 3 H:-1 H: 1 N: 2
82 1824 -1 2 H:-2 N: 0
82 1825 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1826 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1827 -2 1 N:-2
82 1828 0 1 N: 0
82 1829 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1830 0 1 N: 0
82 1831 2 3 H: 2 H: 1 N: 2
82 1832 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1833 0 1 N: 0
82 1834 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1835 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1836 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1837 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1838 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1839 -1 3 H: 1 H:-2 N:-2
82 1840 -3 1 H:-3
82 1841 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1842 1 0 Region Substitution
82 1843 0 0 Region Substitution
82 1844 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1845 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1846 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1847 -1 0 Region Substitution
82 1848 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1849 0 0 Region Substitution
82 1850 2 0 Region Substitution
82 1851 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1852 0 0 Region Substitution
82 1853 0 0 Region Substitution
82 1854 -1 2 H:-1 N:-1
82 1855 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1856 -1 3 H: 1 H:-2 N:-2
82 1857 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1858 0 0 Region Substitution
82 1859 2 2 H: 1 N: 2
82 1860 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1861 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1862 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1863 2 2 H: 1 N: 2
82 1864 0 1 N: 0
82 1865 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1866 -1 3 H: 1 H:-2 N:-2
82 1867 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1868 -1 3 H: 1 H:-2 N:-2
82 1869 0 2 N: 0 G: 0
82 1870 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 0
82 1871 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 0
82 1872 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 0
82 1873 1 3 H:-1 N: 0 G: 3
82 1874 -1 3 H:-2 N:-2 G: 0
82 1875 -2 2 H:-2 N:-2
82 1876 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 0
82 1877 3 1 G: 3
82 1878 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 0
82 1879 0 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 2
82 1880 -2 3 H:-3 N:-2 G: 0
82 1881 -2 3 H:-3 N:-2 G: 0
82 1882 -1 3 H:-3 N:-2 G: 1
82 1883 -2 3 H:-3 N:-2 G:-1
82 1884 -1 3 H:-2 N: 0 G:-1
82 1885 1 2 N: 0 G: 1
82 1886 0 2 N: 0 G: 0
82 1887 0 2 N: 0 G: 0
82 1888 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 1
82 1889 -1 1 G:-1
82 1890 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 0
82 1891 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 0
82 1892 0 1 G: 0
82 1893 -1 3 H:-2 N:-2 G: 0
82 1894 -1 3 H:-2 N:-2 G: 0
82 1895 -2 3 H:-2 N:-2 G:-1
82 1896 -2 3 H:-2 N:-2 G:-1
82 1897 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G:-1
82 1898 -1 3 H:-1 N:-1 G: 0
82 1899 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 0
82 1900 1 3 H: 1 N: 2 G: 0
83 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1803 -2 0 Region Substitution
83 1804 -2 0 Region Substitution
83 1805 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1806 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1807 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1808 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1810 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1811 -1 1 H:-1
83 1812 1 0 Region Substitution
83 1813 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1814 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
83 1817 -2 0 Region Substitution
83 1818 2 0 Region Substitution
83 1819 -1 0 Region Substitution
83 1820 -1 0 Region Substitution
83 1821 -2 1 H:-2
83 1822 -2 1 H:-2
83 1823 0 2 H:-2 H: 2
83 1824 0 1 H: 0
83 1825 -1 1 H:-1
83 1826 -1 1 H:-1
83 1827 0 1 H: 0
83 1828 1 1 H: 1
83 1829 1 1 H: 1
83 1830 2 1 H: 2
83 1831 0 1 H: 0
83 1832 0 1 H: 0
83 1833 0 0 Region Substitution
83 1834 -1 1 H:-1
83 1835 0 1 H: 0
83 1836 1 1 H: 1
83 1837 -1 1 H:-1
83 1838 -2 2 H:-3 H:-1
83 1839 -1 1 H:-1
83 1840 1 1 H: 1
83 1841 0 1 H: 0
83 1842 2 2 H: 2 H: 1
83 1843 0 1 H: 0
83 1844 2 1 H: 2
83 1845 2 1 H: 2
83 1846 -1 1 H:-1
83 1847 -1 1 H:-1
83 1848 -1 1 H:-1
83 1849 -1 1 H:-1
83 1850 1 1 H: 1
83 1851 -1 1 H:-1
83 1852 1 1 H: 1
83 1853 1 1 H: 1
83 1854 -1 1 H:-1
83 1855 0 1 H: 0
83 1856 2 1 H: 2
83 1857 2 1 H: 2
83 1858 -1 1 H:-1
83 1859 2 2 H: 1 G: 3
83 1860 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
83 1861 0 1 G: 0
83 1862 0 3 H:-2 H: 2 G: 0
83 1863 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1864 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1865 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
83 1866 3 2 H: 2 G: 3
83 1867 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1868 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1869 0 3 H:-1 H: 2 G: 0
83 1870 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
83 1871 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1872 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1873 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
83 1874 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
83 1875 1 1 G: 1
83 1876 1 1 G: 1
83 1877 0 2 H:-1 G: 1
83 1878 2 2 H: 2 G: 1
83 1879 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1880 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
83 1881 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
83 1882 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
83 1883 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
83 1884 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
83 1885 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
83 1886 1 2 H: 2 G: 0
83 1887 -1 2 H: 0 G:-1
83 1888 1 2 H: 0 G: 1
83 1889 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
83 1890 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
83 1891 1 2 H: 1 G: 1
83 1892 0 2 H:-1 G: 1
83 1893 0 2 H: 0 G: 0
83 1894 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
83 1895 -2 2 H:-2 G:-1
83 1896 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
83 1897 -1 2 H:-1 G: 0
83 1898 -1 2 H:-1 G:-1
83 1899 -2 2 H:-1 G:-2
83 1900 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
84 1801 1 1 H: 1
84 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1803 -2 1 H:-2
84 1804 -2 2 H:-2 H:-2
84 1805 -2 1 H:-2
84 1806 -1 1 H:-1
84 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1810 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1811 1 1 H: 1
84 1812 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1813 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
84 1817 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1818 2 0 Region Substitution
84 1819 -1 0 Region Substitution
84 1820 -2 1 H:-2
84 1821 1 1 H: 1
84 1822 1 1 H: 1
84 1823 0 1 H: 0
84 1824 -1 0 Region Substitution
84 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1827 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1828 0 0 Region Substitution
84 1829 -1 1 H:-1
84 1830 -1 1 H:-1
84 1831 -1 1 H:-1
84 1832 -1 1 H:-1
84 1833 -1 1 H:-1
84 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1835 -2 1 H:-2
84 1836 -2 0 Region Substitution
84 1837 -1 0 Region Substitution
84 1838 0 1 G: 0
84 1839 -2 1 G:-2
84 1840 0 1 G: 0
84 1841 -1 1 G:-1
84 1842 1 2 H: 1 G: 0
84 1843 0 1 G: 0
84 1844 -2 1 G:-2
84 1845 -1 1 G:-1
84 1846 -1 1 G:-1
84 1847 -1 1 G:-1
84 1848 -1 1 G:-1
84 1849 0 1 G: 0
84 1850 2 1 G: 2
84 1851 -1 1 G:-1
84 1852 -1 1 G:-1
84 1853 -1 1 G:-1
84 1854 -1 1 G:-1
84 1855 0 1 G: 0
84 1856 -1 1 G:-1
84 1857 -1 1 G:-1
84 1858 0 1 G: 0
84 1859 -1 2 H:-3 G: 2
84 1860 1 1 G: 1
84 1861 0 1 G: 0
84 1862 1 1 G: 1
84 1863 0 1 G: 0
84 1864 -1 1 G:-1
84 1865 1 1 G: 1
84 1866 -1 1 G:-1
84 1867 -1 1 G:-1
84 1868 -1 1 G:-1
84 1869 0 1 G: 0
84 1870 2 1 G: 2
84 1871 -1 1 G:-1
84 1872 0 1 G: 0
84 1873 -1 1 G:-1
84 1874 0 1 G: 0
84 1875 2 1 G: 2
84 1876 2 1 G: 2
84 1877 0 1 G: 0
84 1878 1 1 G: 1
84 1879 -1 1 G:-1
84 1880 -1 1 G:-1
84 1881 -1 1 G:-1
84 1882 0 1 G: 0
84 1883 -1 2 H:-2 G: 0
84 1884 0 1 G: 0
84 1885 0 1 G: 0
84 1886 0 1 G: 0
84 1887 -1 1 G:-1
84 1888 2 1 G: 2
84 1889 1 1 G: 1
84 1890 1 1 G: 1
84 1891 0 1 G: 0
84 1892 2 1 G: 2
84 1893 0 1 G: 0
84 1894 0 1 G: 0
84 1895 0 1 G: 0
84 1896 -2 1 G:-2
84 1897 -1 1 G:-1
84 1898 0 1 G: 0
84 1899 0 1 G: 0
84 1900 0 1 G: 0
85 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1803 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1811 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1812 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1813 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1822 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1823 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1824 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1825 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1826 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1827 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1832 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1833 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1836 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1839 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1840 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1842 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1845 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1848 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1853 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1854 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1855 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1861 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1863 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1866 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1869 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1870 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1871 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1872 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1876 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1879 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1880 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1881 1 1 G: 1
85 1882 1 1 G: 1
85 1883 1 1 G: 1
85 1884 -2 1 G:-2
85 1885 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1886 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1887 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1888 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1889 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1891 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1895 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1896 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1897 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1898 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1899 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
85 1900 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1803 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1804 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1807 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1808 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1810 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1812 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1819 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1820 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1821 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1823 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1824 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1826 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1827 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1828 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1829 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1830 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1831 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1832 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1833 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1834 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1835 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1836 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1837 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1838 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1841 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1842 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1844 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1845 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1846 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1847 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1848 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1849 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1850 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1851 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1853 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1854 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1855 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1856 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1857 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1858 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1861 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1862 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1863 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1865 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1867 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1868 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1870 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1871 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1873 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1875 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1876 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1880 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1881 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1883 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1884 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1885 3 0 Region Substitution
86 1886 0 0 Region Substitution
86 1887 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
86 1888 -1 0 Region Substitution
86 1889 -1 1 G:-1
86 1890 -1 1 G:-1
86 1891 0 1 G: 0
86 1892 -1 1 G:-1
86 1893 0 1 G: 0
86 1894 -1 1 G:-1
86 1895 3 1 G: 3
86 1896 0 0 Region Substitution
86 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
86 1898 1 0 Region Substitution
86 1899 -2 0 Region Substitution
86 1900 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1807 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1810 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1811 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1812 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1816 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1817 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1819 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
87 1821 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1822 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1823 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1824 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1825 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1826 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1827 -3 0 Region Substitution
87 1828 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1829 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1830 -3 1 H:-3
87 1831 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1832 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1833 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1834 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1835 -3 0 Region Substitution
87 1836 -3 1 H:-3
87 1837 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1838 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1839 2 0 Region Substitution
87 1840 -3 0 Region Substitution
87 1841 3 0 Region Substitution
87 1842 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1843 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1844 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1845 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1846 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1847 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1848 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1849 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1850 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1851 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1852 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1853 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1854 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1855 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1856 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1857 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1858 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1859 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1860 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1861 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1862 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1863 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1864 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1865 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1866 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1867 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1868 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1869 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1870 1 0 Region Substitution
87 1871 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1872 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1873 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1874 0 0 Region Substitution
87 1875 0 1 G: 0
87 1876 0 1 G: 0
87 1877 0 1 G: 0
87 1878 0 1 G: 0
87 1879 0 1 G: 0
87 1880 0 1 G: 0
87 1881 3 1 G: 3
87 1882 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1883 0 2 H:-1 L: 1
87 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1886 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1887 -3 1 H:-3
87 1888 -2 0 Region Substitution
87 1889 -1 0 Region Substitution
87 1890 1 2 L: 1 G: 0
87 1891 0 2 L: 1 G:-1
87 1892 1 2 L: 1 G: 0
87 1893 1 4 H: 1 H: 2 L: 1 G: 0
87 1894 0 3 H: 1 L: 1 G:-1
87 1895 1 4 H: 2 H: 2 L: 1 G: 0
87 1896 -1 4 H:-3 H:-2 L: 0 G: 0
87 1897 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G: 0
87 1898 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G:-1
87 1899 -2 5 H:-3 H:-3 H:-3 L:-2 G: 0
87 1900 -1 2 L:-2 G: 0
88 1801 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1802 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1803 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1804 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1805 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1806 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1807 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1808 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1809 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1810 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1811 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1812 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1817 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1819 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1820 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1821 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1822 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1823 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1824 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1825 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1827 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1828 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
88 1831 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1835 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1836 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1837 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1839 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1842 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1843 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1844 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1845 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1846 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1847 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1848 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1849 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1850 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1854 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1855 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1859 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1860 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1861 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1862 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1863 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1866 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1868 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1869 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1870 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1873 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1874 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1875 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1876 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1877 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1878 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1880 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1882 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
88 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
88 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
88 1886 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1887 -2 0 Region Substitution
88 1888 -3 0 Region Substitution
88 1889 1 0 Region Substitution
88 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
88 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
88 1892 0 0 Region Substitution
88 1893 1 0 Region Substitution
88 1894 0 0 Region Substitution
88 1895 0 0 Region Substitution
88 1896 1 0 Region Substitution
88 1897 0 0 Region Substitution
88 1898 -1 0 Region Substitution
88 1899 0 0 Region Substitution
88 1900 -2 0 Region Substitution
89 1801 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1802 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1803 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1804 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1805 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1806 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1807 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1809 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1810 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1811 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1812 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1813 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1814 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1815 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1816 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1817 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1818 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1819 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1820 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1821 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1822 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1823 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1824 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1825 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1826 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1827 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1828 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1829 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1830 -3 0 Region Substitution
89 1831 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1833 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1834 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1835 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1836 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1837 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1838 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1839 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1840 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1842 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1843 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1844 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1845 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1846 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1848 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1849 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1850 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1851 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1852 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1853 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1854 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1855 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1856 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1857 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1858 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1859 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1861 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1862 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1863 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1864 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1865 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1866 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1867 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1868 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1869 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1870 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1872 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1873 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1874 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1875 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1876 -2 1 H:-2
89 1877 -2 1 H:-2
89 1878 -2 1 H:-2
89 1879 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1880 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1881 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1882 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
89 1883 -1 0 Region Substitution
89 1884 -2 0 Region Substitution
89 1885 -1 0 Region Substitution
89 1886 -2 0 Region Substitution
89 1887 -2 0 Region Substitution
89 1888 -3 0 Region Substitution
89 1889 1 0 Region Substitution
89 1890 1 0 Region Substitution
89 1891 1 0 Region Substitution
89 1892 -1 1 G:-1
89 1893 1 1 G: 1
89 1894 -1 1 G:-1
89 1895 -1 1 G:-1
89 1896 2 1 G: 2
89 1897 -1 1 G:-1
89 1898 0 1 G: 0
89 1899 2 1 G: 2
89 1900 -2 0 Region Substitution
90 1801 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1802 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1803 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1804 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1805 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1806 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1807 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1808 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1809 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1810 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1811 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1812 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1813 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1814 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1815 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1816 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1817 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1818 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1819 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1820 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1821 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1822 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1823 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1824 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1825 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1826 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1827 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1828 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1829 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1830 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1831 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1832 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1833 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1834 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1835 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1836 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1837 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1838 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1839 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1840 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1841 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1842 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1843 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1844 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1845 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1846 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1847 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1848 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1849 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1850 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1851 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1852 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1853 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1854 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1855 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1856 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1857 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1858 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1859 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1860 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1861 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1862 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1863 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1864 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1865 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1866 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1867 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1868 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1869 -2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1870 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1871 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1872 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1873 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1874 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1875 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1876 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1877 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1878 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1879 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1880 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1881 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1882 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1883 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1884 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1885 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1886 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1887 3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1888 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1889 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1890 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1891 1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1892 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1893 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1894 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1895 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1896 -3 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1897 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1898 0 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1899 -1 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
90 1900 2 -2 Spatial Reconstruction
3. African historical documentary information:
The data set is based on geographic regions, the approximate
coordinates of which are given below. The geographical distribution
of the regions is given in several publications, including
Nicholson 1986 and Nicholson 2001. Data are presented as local
precipitation index, a wetness index ranging from -3 to +3.
For each entry there are five categories of information,
indicated respectively by %A, %F, %K, %D, and %T.
%A indicates which of the ninety regions the entry applies to.
%F indicates the index value(-3 for extremely dry to +3 for extremely wet).
%K indicates the geographical area in Africa, usually by country.
%D indicates the year or years to which the entry applies.
%T gives the information are climate and weather in the year and,
in most cases, a source is given.
Location of region centers, 90 geographical areas in Africa.
Created by Dr. Sharon Nicholson, Florida State University for
African precipitation stations.
Reg. Lat Lon
1 35.7 7.0
2 34.0 -5.0
3 31.8 22.2
4 27.2 -10.4
5 29.0 0.1
6 29.8 8.0
7 26.8 20.6
8 25.2 31.6
9 20.5 -11.2
10 21.5 -1.6
11 19.2 15.6
12 19.7 32.6
13 17.2 -14.1
14 16.2 -2.1
15 14.6 11.5
16 14.0 22.8
17 13.6 30.5
18 14.0 -12.1
19 12.6 -2.6
20 12.7 9.2
21 10.5 19.1
22 10.7 34.2
23 9.0 -9.9
24 10.1 1.1
25 7.7 10.6
26 7.1 16.4
27 8.1 37.0
28 6.8 -3.5
29 6.8 6.4
30 -2.3 22.6
31 2.4 30.8
32 -2.0 30.4
33 2.8 38.7
34 3.7 23.9
35 4.3 19.3
36 2.9 14.1
37 -5.4 38.2
38 -7.8 34.9
39 -7.0 28.7
40 -6.0 19.2
41 -7.0 23.7
42 -2.1 15.5
43 -11.7 32.6
44 -11.0 26.3
45 16.4 39.6
46 -9.1 15.9
47 -10.6 13.1
48 -14.7 25.5
49 -11.3 17.3
50 -13.2 18.5
51 -3.9 12.8
52 -16.2 14.8
53 -12.1 38.0
54 -13.2 35.0
55 -16.1 36.2
56 -15.2 33.1
57 -16.7 27.5
58 -18.0 37.7
59 -17.9 32.3
60 -19.5 28.6
61 -18.9 16.4
62 -19.2 20.9
63 -20.6 15.6
64 -22.1 30.7
65 -22.0 17.7
66 -20.3 33.7
67 -23.0 33.6
68 -23.0 27.3
69 -24.2 17.4
70 -26.4 17.0
71 -19.6 13.5
72 -26.4 31.8
73 -27.9 29.9
74 -26.4 27.0
75 -29.7 28.4
76 -29.1 25.6
77 -26.1 23.0
78 -27.8 20.3
79 -32.2 28.6
80 -32.2 24.4
81 -31.1 21.0
82 -30.0 18.0
83 -34.2 22.7
84 -33.6 19.2
85 6.8 28.9
86 2.3 11.5
87 -2.6 37.6
88 9.5 41.4
89 5.5 46.4
90 0.6 20.4
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1800
%T Extraordinarily high flood of the Nile occurred September 1800 (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1806
%T Abundant harvests in Egypt in spring for several consecutive years (c. 1806 to
1810) (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1807
%T Abundant harvests in Egypt in spring for several consecutive years (c. 1806 to
1810) (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1808
%T Abundant harvests in Egypt in spring for several consecutive years (c. 1806 to
1810) (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1809
%T Abundant harvests in Egypt in spring for several consecutive years (c. 1806 to
1810) (Rivlin, 1961). Also, abnormally high Nile floods in summer of this year.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1810
%T Abundant harvests in Egypt in spring for several consecutive years (c. 1806 to
1810) (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1811
%T The bad flood in summer of 1811 failed to inundate the land sufficiently (Rivlin,
1961, referring to Egypt).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1812
%T The 1812 summer flood also proved to be a great disappointment (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1814
%T Apparently sufficient floods in 1814 and harvest in 1815, as purchasers from
Europe went to Egypt in January 1816 to purchase grain and one thousand vessels
from Alexandria unloaded grain in Sicily and Napes (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1815
%T The Egyptian harvest of the spring of 1816 was sufficiently abundant to fulfill
the demands of the trade (Rivlin, 1961). Implies good flood in 1815.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1816/17
%T Winter of 1816/17 was a particularly severe one and export of produce from
Egypt was therefore difficult.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1816
%T The new harvest of the spring of 1817 promised to be an abundant one, but the
bar of the Rosetta branch of the Nile failed to form. Thus, there was a tremendous
accumulation of produce that could not be shipped out of Egypt (Rivlin, 1961). This
implies a good Nile flood in 1816.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1817
%T The Nile flood began in June of 1817 but was insufficient (Rivlin, 1961). Grain
was scarce in June of 1818, consistent with a poor flood in 1817 (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1818
%T An uncommonly high summer flood occurred in 1818 and caused enormous
devastation and loss, but it waterland which had not been inundated for thirty years.
The 1819 harvest was thus good, but prices were low and trade was stagnant (Rivlin,
1961). Butzer (1982) also describes extraordinarily high floods in 1818 and 1819.
NOTE: these floods are also described by three other sources, which give the years as
1817 and 1818, but there appears to be confusion concerning the Hegire year used in
the other sources, and commencing around November. de Courcy (personal
communication) judges Butzer's years to be correct.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1819
%T Butzer (1982) describes extraordinarily high Nile floods in 1818 and 1819. NOTE:
these floods are also described by three other sources, which give the years as 1817
and 1818, but there appears to be confusion concerning the Hegire year used in the
other sources, and commencing around November; de Courcy (personal
communication) judges Butzer's years to be correct.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1824
%T Two consecutive years of bad Nile floods in 1824 and 1825 produced a decrease
in revenue in Egypt (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1825
%T Two consecutive years of bad Nile floods in 1824 and 1825 produced a decrease
in revenue in Egypt (Rivlin, 1961). NOTE: this may actually be floods of 1824 and
1824 producing bad harvests and revenue decreases in 1824 and 1825, because later
Rivlin says the 1826 harvest was good. Also, there was a peasant revolt in May of
1823 and in April of 1824, something that is often associated with food scarcity.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1826
%T The Nile flood of 1826 was more favorable than those of the two preceding years
and was the best of the last several years. Harvests were good in both 1826 and early
in 1827.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1828
%T The summer Nile flood of 1828 was good (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1829ff
%T There were favorable Nile floods for several consecutive years, starting in 1828
(Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1829
%T In spring, abundant crops caused an overflow in the granaries at Alexandria.
Also, the Nile flood of summer 1829 wqas exceptionally high, and caused great
damage (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1830
%T Early in 1830 there was a poor harvest as a result of the disastrous flood.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1832
%T Rivlin (1861) presents a table of crop yields in this year, so presumably the flood
of the previous year had been adequate.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1834
%T Rivlin (1861) presents a table of crop yields in this year, so presumably the flood
of the previous year (1833) had been adequate.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1835
%T Rivlin (1861) presents a table of crop yields in this year, so presumably the flood
of the previous year (1834) had been adequate.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1837
%T A good Nile flood was anticipated for 1837 but it proved to be only mediocre
(Rivlin, 1961). Conditions deteriorated in September as a result of the bad flood and
a drop in export prices created economic difficulties for the Pasha. Also, there was
famine.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1838
%T Favorable Nile flood in the summer of 1838 (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1840
%T Extraordinary Nile floods in the summer of 1840 (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1841
%T The flood of 1841 was far worse than that of 1840, reaching its highest level in
living memory and destroying many dikes (Rivln, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1842
%T Large harvest in early 1843 but no flood information (Rivlin, 1961). Presumably
high flood in 1842.
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1843
%T Satisfactory harvest in early 1844, so adequate flood of 1843 (Rivlin, 1961).
%A
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1844
%T Deficient harvest early in 1845 (Rivlin, 1961), so probably poor Nile flood in
1844.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1799
%T Several days of rain in Cairo in January reported by Jomard-Bey (Schnepp, 1860); on one day it rained from morning to evening.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1800
%T January in Cairo was similar to that of 1799 (Schnepp, 1860).
%A 3/8/12
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1801/1802
%T From April, 1801, to April, 1802, McGregor experienced 79 days of rain during his travels from Nubia to Cairo (Quar. J. of Roy. Met. Soc. 1884, p. 253).
%A 3
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1801/1802
%T From April, 1801, to April, 1802, McGregor experienced 79 days of rain during his travels from Nubia to Cairo (Quar. J. of Roy. Met. Soc. 1884, p. 253).
%A 8
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1801/1802
%T From April, 1801, to April, 1802, McGregor experienced 79 days of rain during his travels from Nubia to Cairo (Quar. J. of Roy. Met. Soc. 1884, p. 253).
%A 12
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1801/1802
%T From April, 1801, to April, 1802, McGregor experienced 79 days of rain during his travels from Nubia to Cairo (Quar. J. of Roy. Met. Soc. 1884, p. 253).
%A 8
%F
%K Egypt
%D c.1820
%T According to Caillaud, for the last five years (c. 1815 to 1820) high floods of the Nile deprived the country (berber area of Egypt) of watermelons, but 1820 was a drought year.
%A 8
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1820
%T According to Caillaud, for the last five years (c. 1815 to 1820) high floods of the Nile deprived the country (berber area of Egypt) of watermelons, but 1820 was a drought year.
%A 3
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1832
%T According to Pruner-Bey there were three consecutive days of rain in Cairo in this year (Schnepp, 1860).
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1835
%T Destouche observed the weather on 1,101 days duing the period 1835 to 1839 (Schnepp, 1860). He observed in the mean 34 mm of precipitation annually, 12 days of rain per year, and 3 thunderstorms per year. The driest of these five years was 1839, with 8 mm of rain, and the wettest was 1835, with 59 mm of rain. Observations were made in Cairo.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1836
%T Destouche observed the weather on 1,101 days duing the period 1835 to 1839 (Schnepp, 1860). He observed in the mean 34 mm of precipitation annually, 12 days of rain per year, and 3 thunderstorms per year. The driest of these five years was 1839, with 8 mm of rain, and the wettest was 1835, with 59 mm of rain. Observations were made in Cairo.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1837
%T Destouche observed the weather on 1,101 days duing the period 1835 to 1839 (Schnepp, 1860). He observed in the mean 34 mm of precipitation annually, 12 days of rain per year, and 3 thunderstorms per year. The driest of these five years was 1839, with 8 mm of rain, and the wettest was 1835, with 59 mm of rain. Observations were made in Cairo.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1838
%T Destouche observed the weather on 1,101 days duing the period 1835 to 1839 (Schnepp, 1860). He observed in the mean 34 mm of precipitation annually, 12 days of rain per year, and 3 thunderstorms per year. The driest of these five years was 1839, with 8 mm of rain, and the wettest was 1835, with 59 mm of rain. Observations were made in Cairo.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1839
%T Destouche observed the weather on 1,101 days duing the period 1835 to 1839 (Schnepp, 1860). He observed in the mean 34 mm of precipitation annually, 12 days of rain per year, and 3 thunderstorms per year. The driest of these five years was 1839, with 8 mm of rain, and the wettest was 1835, with 59 mm of rain. Observations were made in Cairo.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1840
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1841
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1842
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -1
%K Egypt
%D 1843
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1844
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1845
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1846
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Egypt
%D 1847
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1848
%T According to Hann (Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153), there was no rain in Cairo from 1840 until 1848. There occurred in April and May in 1848 three consecutive days of rain in Upper Egypt, which was quite extraordinary.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1843
%T In February, March, or April, there were eight days of strong rain in Cairo (An. Soc. Met. Fr., 1855, p. 246).
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1847
%T Thunberg measured rain in Cairo (Alexandria maybe??) in the three years 1847 to 1849 (see J. Roy. Geog. Soc., 1852, p. 131); these were apparently dry years in comparison with the years 1858 to 1861. Mean rainfall was 7.51 inches, with 6.25 falling in winter, .97 in autumn, .28 in spring and .01 in summer.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1848
%T Thunberg measured rain in Cairo (Alexandria maybe??) in the three years 1847 to 1849 (see J. Roy. Geog. Soc., 1852, p. 131); these were apparently dry years in comparison with the years 1858 to 1861. Mean rainfall was 7.51 inches, with 6.25 falling in winter, .97 in autumn, .28 in spring and .01 in summer.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1849
%T Thunberg measured rain in Cairo (Alexandria maybe??) in the three years 1847 to 1849 (see J. Roy. Geog. Soc., 1852, p. 131); these were apparently dry years in comparison with the years 1858 to 1861. Mean rainfall was 7.51 inches, with 6.25 falling in winter, .97 in autumn, .28 in spring and .01 in summer.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1855
%T In Cairo, there was a tremendous rain acompanied by very cold weather in April (April 21); there was also snowfall and hail (An. Soc. Met. Fr., 1855, p. 246).
%A 3
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1850/1851/1852/1853/1854/1855/1856/1857/1858/1859/1860
%T Reyer of Freiburg measured rain in Cairo during this decade (Hann, Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153). He said there were generally three or four showers in winter, but only one whole day of lasting rain (although the latter was a common occurrence in Hann's time (1880's). Hann therefore felt there was an increase of rain during the "past decade" (i.e., 1878-1888). Hann verified this with the opinions of several persons residing there.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1856
%T There was more rainfall then in Cairo than there had been about 15 years previously (Petermann's Mitteilungen, 1857, p. 426 and 523). In the Delta region there were two hard rains on October 9 and 10 near Kafz-el-lih, accompanied by a khamsin wind.
%A 3
%F
%K Egypt
%D c. 1857
%T An article describing the climate of Egypt indicated that in Middle Egypt and Cairo it rains every year, but very little and for short time - generally less than 1.5 inches, according to Figari. It also rains yearly in the desert between Cairo and Suez, sometimes 4 or 5 times but oftener only once for 1/4 hour. At Suez it usually rains every year but very little and only for 1/4 hour. Significant rains that can be collected and stored (strong showers - "tüchtige Regengüsse) occur only once every three or four years (Petermann's Mitteilungen, 1857).
%A 3
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1857/61
%T Fischer, in his book Klima der Mittelmeerlaender, indicates that the five-year mean for Cairo for the period 1857-1861 is 34 mm. This appears to be an error, however, because that is the mean also given for the five years 1834-39, as measured by Destouche, and cited by Schnepp, who himself gives data for 1857-61.
%A 3
%F +3
%K Egypt
%D 1858/1859
%T Schnepp (in Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1872, p. 139) measured 318mm of rainfall in Alexandria from October 1858 to September, 244 for the same period in 1859/60; and 205mm for the same period in 1860/61. The modern (twentienth century) mean is 187 mm.
%A 3
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1859/1860
%T Schnepp (in Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1872, p. 139) measured 318mm of rainfall in Alexandria from October 1858 to September, 244 for the same period in 1859/60; and 205mm for the same period in 1860/61.
%A 3
%F 0
%K Egypt
%D 1860/1861
%T Schnepp (in Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1872, p. 139) measured 318mm of rainfall in Alexandria from October 1858 to September, 244 for the same period in 1859/60; and 205mm for the same period in 1860/61.
%A 3
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1858/1859
%T Fischer gives a two-year mean for Port Said for 1866-67 as 53 mm.
%A 3
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1858/1859
%T Fischer gives a ten-year mean for Suez for 1866-67 as 23 mm.
%A 3
%F
%K Egypt
%D 1867/77
%T Fischer gives a ten-year mean for Alexandria for 1867-77 as 215 mm.
%A 3
%F +3
%K Egypt
%D 1872
%T Around 1872 and 1873, conditions at Kosseir (Quseir) were such that it could go 3, 4, or 5 years without any considerable rain. But there was generally one big rainstorm in winter. In May, 1872, there was a thunderstorm with rain, and one accompanied by heavy rain. There was a thunderstorm in December, 1872, and rain in January, 1873 (Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1877, p. 228). Thus, 1872 was probably a relatively wet year.
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D 1873
%T Around 1872 and 1873, conditions at Kosseir (Quseir) were such that it could go 3, 4, or 5 years without any considerable rain. But there was generally one big rainstorm in winter. In May, 1872, there was a thunderstorm with rain, and one accompanied by heavy rain. There was a thunderstorm in December, 1872, and rain in January, 1873 (Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1877, p. 228). Thus, 1873 was probably a relatively wet year.
%A 3
%F +1
%K Egypt
%D 1873/1874
%T During the winter of this year, there were several falls of hail at Alexandria, some stones being as big as hazelnuts. Hail fell twice in December, 1873, once in January, once in February, and three times in March (Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1874, p. 384).
%A 3
%F +2
%K Egypt
%D c.1878-1888
%T Reyer of Freiburg measured rain in Cairo during this decade (Hann, Meterologische Zeitschrift, 1888, p. 153). He said there were generally three or four showers in winter, but only one whole day of lasting rain (although the latter was a common occurrence in Hann's time (1880's). Hann therefore felt there was an increase of rain during the "past decade" (i.e., 1878-1888). Hann verified this with the opinions of several persons residing there. Can possibly be verified with meteorological measurements.
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1608
%T At Tuat, locusts, famine an plague (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1653
%T Late rains at Fez (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1659/1660/1661/1662
%T Famine at Tuat; probably caused by locusts (Mercer, 1974). Tuat is an oasis at c. 27N, 0 W and is thus in central Algeria.
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1662/1663
%T Famine at Fez which lasted two years (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1680
%T Severe drought in Morocco, weak spring rains (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1683
%T Severe drought in Morocco, probably worse than 1680 (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1730/1731/1732/1733/1734/1735/1736/1737/1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750
%T Frequent occurence of plague in Morocco (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1750
%T Drought in the Maghreb, including the city of Fes (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1761
%T Locusts at Tuat- (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1762c.
%T Locusts in NNE Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1776/1777/1778/1779/1780/1781/1782
%T Famine and drought in Morocco, including the city of Fes (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1778
%T Southwest winds brought swarms of locusts into North Africa (Rohlfs,1874)
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1779
%T Locusts in Northwest Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1780
%T Southwest winds brought swarms of locusts into North Africa (Rohlfs, 1874?)
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1798
%T Bad harvest in Morocco (La Valensi 19XX).
%A2
%F -2
%K Morocco
%D 1799
%T Bad harvest in Morocco (La Valensi 19XX).
%A 2
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1812
%T Locusts in NW Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1813
%T Locusts in NE Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A 2
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1815
%T Bad harvest in Morocco because of locusts (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -1
%K Morocco
%D 1816
%T Mediocre harvest in Morocco (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -1
%K Morocco
%D 1817
%T Mediocre harvest in Morocco (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -1
%K Morocco
%D 1818
%T Mediocre harvest in Morocco (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -2
%K Morocco
%D 1822
%T Lean year in Morocco (i.e., inadequate harvest) (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -2
%K Morocco
%D 1824
%T Lean year in Morocco (i.e., inadequate harvest) (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 2
%F -2
%K Morocco
%D 1825
%T Lean year in Morocco (i.e., inadequate harvest); famine (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1843
%T Locusts in NNE Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A 2
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1845
%T Locusts in NW Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A 2
%F -3
%K Morocco
%D 1850
%T Famine in Morocco in 1850 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 2
%F -3
%K Morocco
%D 1857
%T Famine in Morocco in 1857 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 2
%F -3
%K Morocco
%D 1867
%T Famine in Morocco in 1867 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 2
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1875
%T Locusts in NW Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Morocco
%D 1878c.
%T Locusts in NNE Africa (Mercer, 1974).
%A 2
%F -3
%K Morocco
%D 1878
%T Particulary severe famine in Morocco in 1878 during which 12 to 15 % of the inhabitants of town were said to have subsisted on public charity (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 2
%F -3
%K Morocco
%D 1881
%T Particulary severe famine in Morocco in 1881 during which 12 to 15 % of the inhabitants of town were said to have subsisted on public charity (Ajayi, 1989).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1551
%T Famine in North Africa; Algiers protected (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1567/1568
%T Famine in Algiers (due to war and plague) (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1578/1579/1580
%T Famine in Algiers (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1592
%T Great Famine in Algiers (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1604/1605/1606/1607/1608/1609/1610/1611/1612
%T Terrible drought and famine (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1612
%T Extreme drought at Algiers which ended on May 8 (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1620/1621/1622/1623/1624/1625/1626/1627/1628/1629
%T Terrible famine (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1663
%T Great famine, principally in the Tell region of Algiers province (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1680
%T Very hot summer (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1700
%T Very hot summer (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1702
%T Bad crops, famine; predominantly in Western Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1712/1713/1714/1715/1716/1717/1718
%T Drought in Algeria, locusts, terrible famine, and canibalism (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1732/1733/1734/1735
%T Famine in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1725/1726
%T Severe winter, Algeria covered in snow (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1726
%T Famine in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1738
%T Famine in the country (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1740
%T Drought and famine (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1741
%T Extream heat in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1750
%T Terible famine in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1758
%T Famine in Algeria and Tunisia (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1778/1779
%T Famine in all of North Africa (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1784
%T Bad harvest in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1785
%T Bad harvest in Algeria (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1786
%T Famine in Weastern Algeria (Oran) (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1792
%T Famine in Oran (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1794
%T Famine in Algeria; July showers in Constantine (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1805
%T Grain was scarce at Algiers in 1805 (La Valensi 19XX).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1805
%T In 1805 (and possibly earlier) drought evoked a famine in Tunisia that was accompanied by plague; the dryness ravaged the fields. This famine persisted in the region of Constantine until 1806 (Bois, 1944).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1806
%T Drought evoked a famine in Tunisia that was accompanied by plague; the dryness ravaged the fields. This famine persisted in the region of Constantine until 1806 (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Algeria
%D 1816
%T Locusts in all of the Algerian Tell; famine and heat in June and July (Marchika, 1927). It is not apparent if the famine resulted from drought or the locust invasion.
%A 1
%F +1
%K Algeria
%D 1820
%T Locusts invasion in July, strong autumn rains (Marchika, 1927). This would refer to the 1820/21 rainy season.
%A 10
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D Early 19th century
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported." Since the "memory" of historical witness is probably about as old as the oldest residents (perhaps 50 years or more), this last statement suggests that most of the early nineteenth century was quite dry in this area.
%A 10
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D Early 19th century
%T Apparently a relatively dry period in the Ahnet region. Bouderba (1859) mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years. This would be fairly unusual today and would occur during quite dry periods.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1835
%T Probably very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1836
%T Probably very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1837
%T Probably very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1838
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1839
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1840
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1841
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1842
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1843
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1844
%T Very dry, as Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain.
%A 6
%F +3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1845 or 1846
%T Richardson (1848) indicated that until "last" winter (1845 or 1846) some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In this winter it came in overpowering showers.
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1851/52
%T Probably a very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1851
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1852/53
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1852
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1853/54
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1853
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1853
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1854/55
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1854
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1854
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1855
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1855
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1855
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1855/56
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1856
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1856
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1856
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1856/57
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1857
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1857
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1857
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 6
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1857/58
%T In this winter it snowed the whole night at Ghardaia, and the snow lasted two days on the ground (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1857/58
%T A very dry year because in the winter of 1858/59 the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 6
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1858/59
%T In this winter the brooks near Ghardaia were filled for the first time in 6 or 7 years (Duveyrier, 1860).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1858
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1858
%T Apparently a year of drought in the Ahnet region. "The drought which has reigned for six years (as of 1858) in the land (of Ajjer, 25 N 8E) drastically burned the ground" (Bouderba (1859). Bouderba also mentioned that a man, older than 50, told him he had never seen more than two consecutive years with rain and he had seen a drought which lasted twelve years.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1858
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1859
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1859
%T Duveyrier (1864) reports, on the basis of hearsay, that "the rainfall seems to have been becoming more rare, for quite some time, in the part of the central Sahara inhabited by the Touareg. The last period of drought, which ended toward mid-summer 1860, had lasted nine years. It was preceded by several others of ten to twelve years. At In Salah, at the foot of the Hoggar, one says that even twenty years have gone by without a single rainfall being reported."
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1860
%T 1855 to 1860 was a very dry period in the Hoggar, a period of drought (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1860
%T Dubief (1947) says it was probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866. However, Duveyrier (1864) mentions that 1860, 1861 and 1862 were particularly "rainy", especially in the mountains of the Touareg (i.e., the Hoggar). He also mentions that a nine-year drought ended toward mid-summer of 1860. Plote (1974) concludes that this wet period had no repercussion in the central Sahara, since not mentioned either in the historical chronicles (i.e., by Dubief), or in descriptions from various travellers.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1861
%T Dubief (1947) says it was probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866. However, Duveyrier (1864) mentions that 1860, 1861 and 1862 were particularly "rainy", especially in the mountains of the Touareg (i.e., the Hoggar).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1862
%T Dubief (1947) says it was probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866. However, Duveyrier (1864) mentions that 1860, 1861 and 1862 were particularly "rainy", especially in the mountains of the Touareg (i.e., the Hoggar).
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1863
%T Probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866 (Dubief,1947).
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1864
%T Probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866 (Dubief,1947).
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1865
%T Probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866 (Dubief,1947).
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1866
%T Probably moderately dry in the Hoggar during the years 1860 to 1866 (Dubief,1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1866
%T A famine ravaged North Africa in 1867, but was less severe in Tunisia than in Algeria (Bois 1944), "atteinte dès 1866"??. For Algeria, where famine in 1866 was caused by locusts and was later aggravated by drought, there were detailed historical studies of the situation, it was so severe. Thus, there was definitely drought in 1867, and probably in 1866. Probably refers to coastal regions, perhaps near Constantine.
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1867
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1867
%T A famine ravaged North Africa in 1867, but was less severe in Tunisia than in Algeria (Bois 1944), "atteinte dès 1866"??. For Algeria, where famine in 1866 was caused by locusts and was later aggravated by drought, there were detailed historical studies of the situation, it was so severe. Thus, there was definitely drought in 1867, and probably in 1866. Probably refers to coastal regions, perhaps near Constantine.
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1868
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1869
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1870
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1871
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1872
%T Probably average, or slightly wetter than average in the Hoggar in the years 1867 to 1872 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1873
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1874
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1874
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947). NOTE: Tefedest is just to the north of the Hoggar at c. 24 to 25 N, andis thus in region 10.
%A 6, 10
%F +3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1875
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar (region 10), the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947). The Wadi Rhir near Touggourt (region 6) was navigable in this year, according to Largeau, but it was not navigable at the time Brooks wrote (c. 1932).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1875
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1875
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962)
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1876
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1876
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962)
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1876
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1877
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1877
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1877
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962)
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1878
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1878
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962)
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1878
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1879
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1879
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1879
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1880
%T 1873 to 1880 were years of extremely abundant harvests and sufficient (above average) rainfall in the Hoggar, the most prosperous period between 1855 and 1938; 1875 and 1879 were very "wet" (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1880
%T 1880 to 1883 was a very dry period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947). The apparent contradiction with the previous statement is probably a result of the winter rainy season, so that the earlier entry probably refers to the 1879/80 rainy season and this one to the 1880/81 rainy season.
%A 1,2,5,6
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1880
%T 1880 was described in An. Soc. Met. France (1881, p. 103) as being a year of rigorous winters in Europe and cold and rainy in the Sahara. Between January 17 and April 16, from Laghouat (region 2) to El Golea (region 5), Ouarghla (region 6), and Biskra (region 1) there were 33 days (of 91) with rain, at least 60 mm.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1880
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D c. 1880
%T Sabatier (1880) described lakes in the areas of Timimoun (region 5) around this time.
%A
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1879/80
%T Natives told the Flatters expedition that this was a rainy year in southern Algeria (Béringer 1884) Presumably this is in the area around old Ft. Flatters (c. 18N 6 40E, region 6) but check this out. During Flatters first mission (presumably 1879/80) he was told there had been no rainfall (hassi Terfaia region?) for the last five or six years and that rain fell during the night continually and abundantly.
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1880
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962)
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1880
%T An attack on the Flatters mission in 1881 occurred during a severe drought in 1880-1883 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1881
%T 1880 to 1883 was a very dry period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1881
%T An attack on the Flatters mission in 1881 occurred during a severe drought in 1880-1883 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1881
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Algeria
%D 1881
%T Severe drought in Constantine area 1875 to 1881 (Pejml, 1962).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1882
%T 1880 to 1883 was a very dry period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1882
%T An attack on the Flatters mission in 1881 occurred during a severe drought in 1880-1883 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1882
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1883
%T 1880 to 1883 was a very dry period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 6
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1883
%T An attack on the Flatters mission in 1881 occurred during a severe drought in 1880-1883 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1883
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1884
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1884
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1885
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1885
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1886
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1886
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1887
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1887
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1888
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1888
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1889
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1889
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1890
%T Above average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1884 to 1890 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1890
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1891
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1891
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1892 to 1909
%T In the region of Ahnet was a period of "années calamiteuses", which did not end until 1909 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1892
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1892
%T 1874 to 1892 was a period of particularly favorable years, with good harvests and sufficient rainfall in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1893
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1893
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1894
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1894
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1895
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1895
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1896
%T Near average rainfall and harvest quality in the Hoggar 1891 to 1896 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1896
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1897
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar 1897 to 1900 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1897
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1898
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar 1897 to 1900 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1898
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1899
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar 1897 to 1900 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1899
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1900
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar 1897 to 1900 (Dubief, 1947). Elsewhere is a reference to drought here 1900 to 1903.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1900
%T 1893 to 1900 was an extremely dry period in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1901
%T Probably average or below average rainfall in the years 1901 to 1905 in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947). Elsewhere is a reference to drought here 1900 to 1903.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1902
%T Probably average or below average rainfall in the years 1901 to 1905 in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947). Elsewhere is a reference to drought here 1900 to 1903.
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1902
%T 1902 to 1905 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1903
%T Probably average or below average rainfall in the years 1901 to 1905 in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947). Elsewhere is a reference to drought here 1900 to 1903.
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1903
%T 1902 to 1905 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1904
%T Probably average or below average rainfall in the years 1901 to 1905 in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1904
%T 1902 to 1905 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1905
%T Probably average or below average rainfall in the years 1901 to 1905 in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1905
%T 1902 to 1905 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1906
%T Extreme drought in the years 1906 to 1909 in the Hoggar, especially 1907-09 (Dubief, 1947). Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1907
%T Extreme drought in the years 1906 to 1909 in the Hoggar, especially 1907-09 (Dubief, 1947). Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1908
%T Extreme drought in the years 1906 to 1909 in the Hoggar, especially 1907-09 (Dubief, 1947). Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1909
%T Extreme drought in the years 1906 to 1909 in the Hoggar, especially 1907-09 (Dubief, 1947). Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 5,6,10
%F +3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1910
%T The winter 1909/1010 was extremely "rainy" in the Hoggar when Villante passed there (region 10) (Dubief, 1947, Plote, 1974). Plote (1974) indicates that 1909 (presumably 1909/1910) was rainy everywhere in the Sahara (regions 5,6,10), which he denotes a "rare" phenomenon .
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1911
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947). The 1910 reference presumably refers to the rainy season 1910/11. Dubief says this was the worst drought in the memory of man in the Hoggar. Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974). Chudeau (1913) wrote that as of 1911 it hadn't rained for several years in the Seguiet el Hamra (northeastern Spanish Sahara, c. 27N 10W, region 4) or in neighboring regions. The inhabitants had to take refuge in Morocco 200 km to the north or in the Trarza, 1,000 km to the south. NOTE: this seems to belong in the Tefedest references that come later.
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1911
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1912
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947). The 1910 reference presumably refers to the rainy season 1910/11. Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1912
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3.5
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1913
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947). The 1910 reference presumably refers to the rainy season 1910/11. Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974). He said that in 1913, a terrible drought killed half the camels in the Adrar des Ifoghas (Iforas, c. 20N 2E, region 10).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1913
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1914
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947). The 1910 reference presumably refers to the rainy season 1910/11. Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1914
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1915
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947). The 1910 reference presumably refers to the rainy season 1910/11. Foucauld wrote in November 1915 that nearly all of the goats and sheep had perished in the ten years of drought at Tamanrasset prior to that time (Schiffers REF, Plote 1974).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1915
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1916
%T Extreme drought in the Hoggar in the years 1910 to 1916, worst year being 1916; even more severe than 1906-1909 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1916
%T In the Tefedest region there was severe drought from 1911 to 1916; the drought ended in 1917 (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F 0 or 1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1917
%T 1917 to 1921 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1918
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F 0 or 1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1918
%T 1917 to 1921 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1919
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F 0 or 1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1919
%T 1917 to 1921 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1920
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F 0 or 1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1920
%T 1917 to 1921 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1921
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F 0 or 1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1921
%T 1917 to 1921 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1922
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1922
%T 1922 was a particularly abundant year in the Hoggar, with sufficient rain (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1923
%T 1918 to 1923 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1923
%T 1923 to 1927 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1924
%T 1923 to 1927 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1925
%T 1923 to 1927 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1926
%T 1923 to 1927 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1927
%T 1923 to 1927 was presumably an average or relatively prosperous period in the Hoggar (Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1928
%T 1928 was a particularly abundant year in the Hoggar, with sufficient rain (Dubief, 1947).
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1931
%T 1931 to 1933 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1932
%T 1931 to 1933 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 5
%F -1
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1933
%T 1931 to 1933 was a "notable" dry period in the Tadmait region (c. 29 N, 2 E) (Dubief, 1947). Since Dubief indicates that 16 of 41 years in that region would be classified as dry, and he singles out 14 as "notable", it would be hard to say these were extremely dry only on the basis of his comment.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1933
%T 1933 was a particularly abundant year in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1934
%T 1934 to 1938 was a very dry period in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1935
%T 1934 to 1938 was a very dry period in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1936
%T 1934 to 1938 was a very dry period in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1937
%T 1934 to 1938 was a very dry period in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1938
%T 1934 to 1938 was a very dry period in the Hoggar(Dubief, 1947).
%A
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1901/1902/1903/1904/1905/1906/1907/1908/1909/1910
%T Presumably drier than average in the Tefedest region. Although not singled out by Dubief (1947) as a dry period, Plote (1974) reports that as of 1911, it had not rained in Seguiet el Hamra and the neighboring regions for several years. Similar situation for Ahnet (possibly Adrar N'Ahnet, 25N 3 E) and the Hoggar and these areas abandoned during the last years of the drought. (NOTE: the abandonment is probably referring to the later drought years, ending in 1917 - prob. happened during or before the worst year, 1916). This reference appears to be somewhat redundant with another one about Seguiet el Hamra.
%A
%F
%K Algerian Sahara
%D 1917/1918/1919/1920/1921/1922/1923/1924/1925/1926/1927/1928/1929/1930/1931/1932/1933/1934/1935/1936/1937/1938/1939
%T No periods singled out as particularly dry or wet; no more than six years of this period could be classified as "dry" in the Tefedest region (Dubief, 1947)
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1603
%T Abundant rains fell at Djerba, producing a magnificant harvest of barley and dates; prices fell; and those who had earlier emigrated returned to the island (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1605
%T Great famine and drought at Tunis, great mortality. Also Djerba was affected in both 1604 and 1605; the island was ruined in part by the drought and in part by pestilence (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1612
%T Abundant rain, lasting in some places five months, was strong enough to ruin many dwellings in Djerba (Bois, 1944). Magnificant olive harvest, best ever
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1615
%T At Djerba the inhabitants moved onto the continent to sow land between El Kantara and Zarzis (Bois, 1944). The harvest was extremely abundant, one of the best ever seen.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1640
%T Considerable "disette" in Tunisia, with prices of wheat and barley skyrocketing as a result of the drought (Bois, 1944). The bey Amouda opened up the food reserves and graineries and distributed provisions to the people.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1641
%T Abundant harvest in Tunisia and the prosperity returned (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1651
%T Abundant rainfall at Djerba at the end of August, beautiful barley and abundant olives (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1656
%T Must have been a good year because there was sufficient wheat to export it to Malta, where there was a drought (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1675
%T According to historical report, this year began a period of prosperity in Tunis, with abundance and food reserves (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1694
%T In Tunisia, this was the best harvest of beans and wheat in the last twenty years, according to letter of Berenger, as published by Grandchamp (Bois, 1944). Abundant rainfall in winter and spring.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1697
%T In Tunisia, there was an abundant harvest of wheat this year (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1698
%T In Tunisia, there was an abundant harvest of wheat this year (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1699
%T In Tunisia, the was an abundant harvest of wheat and wheat was exported to Tripoli. Olives were also abundant (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1700
%T Excessive rainfall in Tunisia in 1700, according to Grandchamp (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1701
%T Abundant rainfall in Tunisia in 1701 but harvest of wheat and barley meagre because of insufficient seeds (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1704
%T In Tunisia, there was an abundant harvest of wheat this year (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1705 to 1726
%T According to Mohamed Sghir, from 1705 to 1726 there was relatively abundant rainfall that maintained a state of general well being and good economy in Tunisia (Bois, 1944). Direct reference by Plantet to good harvests in 1706, 1708 and 1720 and 1725 the harvest was adequate to feed all of the people (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1726/27
%T The winter of 1726/27 was particularly rainy in Tunisia, falling five months in a continuous fashion (Bois, 1944). The wheat was ruined and provisions had to be brought in from the center and south, but prices remained low since no one had much money.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1727
%T In the winter of 1727 at Tozeur, a brief rain of two hours demolished several adobe homes (Bois, 1944). Since such building material was used, it indicates that rain was relatively scarce in these parts at that time.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1728
%T In February and March of 1728, the rain fell almost without stopping for forty days at Tunis, according to Shaw (Bois, 1944). He said he had never seen anything like this during the twelve years he was in North Africa and that rarely would he see more than three consecutive days of rain, separated by fair weather for about two weeks.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1758
%T Famine in Tunisia and Algeria (Marchika, 1927). The harvest failed completely in Tunisia, but adequate provisions were obtained from Algiers.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1759
%T The harvest failed in Tunisia as a result of rainfall being too abundant. From August, 1758, to May, 1759, rain fell continually. Areas were flooded and the grain was swollen from the water (Ben Youssef, 1900).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D c. 1759
%T During the first few years of the reign of Ali Bey (which commenced in 1759) there was general prosperity in the Regency of Tunisia (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1761
%T In Tunisia rain fell almost continuously from August 1761 to May 1762 (Bois, 1944). Grain swelled from the moisture and was lost, few cultivators could save their crops.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1762
%T In Tunisia rain fell almost continuously from August 1761 to May 1762 (Bois, 1944). Grain swelled from the moisture and was lost, few cultivators could save their crops.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1762/1763
%T From July, 1762, to July, 1763, there was very little rain and the harvest was bad in Tunisia (Ben Youssef, 1900, Bois 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1763/1764
%T This year was dry in Tunisia and food was very expensive. There were also many locusts and fires, and much hail. The author (Ben Youssef) said that in 1139 (1725-1726 A.D.) provisions were quite cheap (that year was particularly noted for that), but since that time the price hadn't ceased to increase (as of 1763-64). Even at Beja, a country known for the abundance of its harvests, the wheat had become extremely expensive.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1765
%T This was a year of severe drought in Tripoli (D. Cummings, Soc. for Libyan Studies Annual Report, 1969-70, pp. 12-18).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1766
%T This was a year of severe drought in Tripoli and of severe famine and plague in Benghazi (D. Cummings, Soc. for Libyan Studies Annual Report, 1969-70, pp. 12-18). The same source says that when Bruce was in Tolmeta in mid-winter, it rained heavily on nine seconsecutive days.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1766
%T Harvests were abundant in Tunisia in 1766, 1767 and 1773 (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1767
%T Harvests were abundant in Tunisia in 1766, 1767 and 1773 (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1770 to 1794
%T As of 1770 the Royal African Company really rose, as a result of having a monopoly on the traffic in wheat (Bois, 1944). They even exported it in 1773. Afterward conditions were not quite so favorable but remained good until 1794, when the company folded for other reasons. This indicates relatively good rainfall and prosperity throughout this period, with often a surplus harvest.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1773
%T Harvests were abundant in Tunisia in 1766, 1767 and 1773 (Bois, 1944). The Royal African Company exported wheat in this year.
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1778/1779
%T Famine in all of North Africa (Marchika, 1927).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1784
%T Plague in Tunis (Mercer, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1789
%T "Mr Beaufoy, in his account of the African discoveries, mentions a river near Tessouwa, to the eastward of Mourzouk, that was overwhelmed by the moving sands; which the person who, in 1789, gave this informations remembered a deep and rapid stream" (Dalzel, 1793).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1804
%T Drought in the winter of 1804 at Tunis turned to famine (La Valensi 19XX).
%A 1
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D c.1805
%T Drought evoked a famine in Tunisia that was accompanied by plague; the dryness ravaged the fields. This famine persisted in the region of Constantine until 1806 (Bois, 1944).
%A 1
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D Early 19th century
%T The author could find little information about this time period, although some sources covered the period to at least 1830 and numerous travellers also reported (Bois, 1944). No information to suggest either famine and drought or abundance and prosperity.
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1815
%T Mediocre harvest in Tunisia (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1816
%T Mediocre harvest in Tunisia (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1817
%T Mediocre harvest in Tunisia (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1818
%T Prsumably poor harvest in Tunisia because the export of grain was forbidden (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia
%D 1820
%T Drought in Tunisia (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia
%D 1824
%T Abundance in Tunisia (i.e., good harvest) (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia
%D 1825
%T Abundance in Tunisia (i.e., good harvest) (La Valensi, 19XX).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1829
%T Rousseau indicated that there was a poor harvest "everywhere" (in Tunisia) in 1829, but doesn't state that drought was the cause (Bois 1944). Plantet said in spring 1830 that a bad harvest was expected in Tunisia, but no further confirmation that this happened (Bois, 1944).
%A 6
%F
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D early 19th century
%T The 1820s, 1830s and 1840s were probably relativley dry, because Barth (1965) stated that 1850 was one of the rainiest years ever known in the Ghurian Mountains of North Africa and that so much rain had not fallen there for thirty years. These mountains are just to the south and east of Tripoli.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1835
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1835
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1835
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1835
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1835
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1836
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1836
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1836
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1836
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1836
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This period probably began about 1835.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1837
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This probably began about 1835 and would have included 1837.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1837
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This probably began about 1835 and would have included 1837.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1837
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This probably began about 1835 and would have included 1837.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1837
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This probably began about 1835 and would have included 1837.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1837
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January. This probably began about 1835 and would have included 1837.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1838
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1838
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1838
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1838
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1838
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1839
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1839
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1839
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1839
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1839
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1840
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1840
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1840
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1840
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1840
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1842
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1842
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1842
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1842
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1842
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10/11/3/7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 11
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 7
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Until "last" winter (1845 or 1846), some districts of Ghat remained some eight or ten years without an abundant rain. In that winter it came in overpowering showers (Richardson, 1848). He also describes the "early" rain in North Africa about September and October and the "latter" rain which continues to April and sometimes May, with often dry weather in December and January.
%A 3/7
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1845 or 1846
%T In 1845 or 1846, a Turk arrived during Richardson's stay at Sockna (c. 30N 15E), bearing the news that rain had fallen copiously in the mountains, at the end of March. Tripoli was on the verge of ruin because of the lack of rain for several years, and the Sultan (of Turkey?) was tired of supporting this regency (Richardson, 1848).
%A 7
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1845 or 1846
%T In 1845 or 1846, a Turk arrived during Richardson's stay at Sockna (c. 30N 15E), bearing the news that rain had fallen copiously in the mountains, at the end of March. Tripoli was on the verge of ruin because of the lack of rain for several years, and the Sultan (of Turkey?) was tired of supporting this regency (Richardson, 1848).
%A 3
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1845 or 1846
%T In 1845 or 1846, a Turk arrived during Richardson's stay at Sockna (c. 30N 15E), bearing the news that rain had fallen copiously in the mountains, at the end of March. Tripoli was on the verge of ruin because of the lack of rain for several years, and the Sultan (of Turkey?) was tired of supporting this regency (Richardson, 1848).
%A 7
%F +3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1841
%T Vogel (1855) reported a whole week of rain in Murzuq (26N 14E) in the Libyan desert; date trees had been ruined by this rain.
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1843
%T The bey Ahmed, who reigned from 1837 to 1855, indicated that a drought forced them to distribute provisions to the poor, but he doesn't give a precise date. However, in official correspondence from Grandchamp, dated September 1843, it is indcated that bey Ahmed forbade the export of wheat and barley because the harvest was poor and the provisions inadequate to feed the people (Bois, 1944). Not clear that these are the same droughts and Bois believes they are not.
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1844
%T Harvest must have been abundant in Tunisia because the grain embargo was lifted (Bois, 1944).
%A
%F +3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1850
%T This was one of the rainiest years ever known in the Ghurian Mountains of North Africa; so much rain had not fallen there for thirty years (Barth, 1965).
%A 7
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1853
%T On November 2 and 3 of this year, there were heavy rain showers in the Fezzan (around Murzuq), which is very unusual (Vogel, 1855).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1866
%T This famine ravaged North Africa in1867, but was less severe in Tunisia than in Algeria (Bois 1944). Some tribes lost two "tiers" of their population and there were cases of cannibalism. Definitely poor harvest and drought in 1867, maybe in 1866.
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1867
%T This famine ravaged North Africa, but was less severe in Tunisia than in Algeria (Bois 1944). Some tribes lost two "tiers" of their population and there were cases of cannibalism. Definitely poor harvest and drought in 1867, maybe in 1866.
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1870
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1870
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1870
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1871
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1871
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1871
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897l 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1873
%T Very favorable agricultural conditions prevailed in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1874
%T Very favorable agricultural conditions prevailed in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1875
%T Very favorable agricultural conditions prevailed in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1874
%T A rain of 16mm fell in the Libyan desert (Meteorologische Zeitschrift, 1877, p.14) (NOTE - this may be Egypt)
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1876
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1877
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1878
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1879
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1880
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 1
%F -1
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1881
%T Following a period of very favorable agricultural conditions in Tunisia from 1873 to 1875, lean years returned from 1876 onward and French prestige was restored in Tunisia (Ajayi, 1989). This probably lasted until 1881, as Pejml (1962) said there was drought in Constantine during the period 1875 - 1881 (seems to refer to the rainy seasons 1875/76 to 1880/81).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1881
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1881
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1881
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1882
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1882
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1882
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1883
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1883
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1883
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1884
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1884
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1884
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1884
%T On September 12, 1884, at Dar-el-Bey (Tunisia) 0.096 m of rain fell in one hour, according to la Blanchère (c. 1889).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1885
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1885
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1885
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1886
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1886
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1886
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1887
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1887
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1887
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1888
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1888
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1888
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1888
%T There was a general drought over the country of Tunisia in 1888, according to la Blanchère (c. 1889), but the Wadi Boul stil flowed, as it "always does".
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1889
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1889
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1889
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 1
%F +2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1889
%T This was a wet year in Tunisia, according to la Blanchère (c. 1889).
%A 1
%F -2
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1896
%T Drought in Tunisia (Lorin, 1896); rain didn't fall until after a long period of drought and the wheat only reached about .3 m in height.
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1907
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1908
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 6/7
%F -3
%K Tunisia and Libya
%D 1910
%T Serious famine in Libya (presumably near Ghat and in the Fezzan) in 1870-71, 1881-89, 1892, 1897, 1907, 1908, and 1910 (Ajayi, 1989).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1884
%T Abundant and intense rainfall in the area of the Reguibat Legouacem; they camped in the Zemmour this year (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Zemmour region is center around 26N 12W.
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1885
%T Among the Reguibat Legouacem this year was remarkable for the rat invasion in summer; one tribe camped in the Dhelo'a this year (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1886
%T This was the year of the "négued" (an aquatic plant growing in the wadis of the Zemmour and on the Hamada) in the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; this would probably imply a year of good rainfall, if the plant was abundant (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1888
%T This was a year of light and continuous rainfall (some say lasting eight days) in the area of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1890
%T Drought in the Zemmour; evidence that this was a dry year in the area of the Reguibat Legouacem is that, according to their chronicles, they camped in the Wadi Noûn region, as they commonly do in times of drought (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1891
%T This was the year of the locust invasion in the area of the Reguibat Legouacem (and everywhere else in the Sahara); they camped in the Wadi Noûn in this year, perhaps indicating relatively dry conditions or drought in the Zemmour (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +3
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1895/96
%T According to Cauneille and Dubief (1955)m 1895/96 was a year of exceptional pastures in the H'ank region of northeastern Mauritania (northwest of the Erg Chech). Referred to as the "year of the pastures" in the chronicles. The H'ank region is centered around 24N 8W (NW of erg Chech).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1896
%T Rainfall in the area of Guelta in the Zemmour (just west of Bir Moghrein), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The fact that they camped in the Zemmour in this year suggested that rainfall in the region was adequate.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1897
%T Rainfall to the west of El-H'adeb (central Spanish Sahara, c. 23N 13W), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem, and also locusts; the nomads camped in this region (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1898
%T Year of the "hanzab", according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (means "plant" in Hamada). This is a rampant plant in the Hamâda and the Zemmour, so probably adequate to good rainfall in this region. There is also reference in the chronicles to winter rainfall and they camped in the north of the Hamada (near Tindouf), where there was much pasture (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1899
%T There was abundant rainfall in autumn and winter, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1900
%T Rainfall at the end of the year, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; they camped in the High Séguia and the Zemmour (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1901
%T There was very little rain and no pasture in this year, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; wells had to be dug deeper (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1902
%T This was a dry year and was the "year of Wadi Draa", according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The nomads abandoned Tindouf and dispersed (region 4). There were camps in Adh'am and T'alh'a (200 km SE of Tindouf) in winter, where rain fell and pasture was abundant (region 10). Everywhere else there was drought.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1902
%T This was a dry year and was the "year of Wadi Draa", according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The nomads abandoned Tindouf and dispersed. There were camps in Adh'am and T'alh'a (200 km SE of Tindouf, c. 27N 7W) in winter, where rain fell and pasture was abundant. Everywhere else there was drought.
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1903
%T Abundant pasture and winter rainfall, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1904
%T Intense rainfall in one or more areas including the Zini (c. 28N 13W) but drought in the Zemmour, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Since there were camps in the Draa of southern Morocco, conditions were probably relatively dry in general.
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1905
%T Abundant pasture and rainfall in autumn and winter, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; camps in the Akhchâche (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1906
%T Rainfall was abundant in the south of Iguidi, at Tirsal and in the Dhelo'a (all in the Zemmour) and up to the Hamâda, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; camps were in small wadis then in the Dhelo'a (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Also locusts.
%A 9
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1907
%T Abundant rainfall in the Ouarane (far to the south in Mauritania, c. 21N), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; camps there and at Bir Mouissat (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1907
%T Abundant rainfall in the Ouarane (far to the south in Mauritania, c. 21N, region 9), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; camps there and at Bir Mouissat (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The location of the camps suggests dry conditions in the home base of the Zemmour (region 4).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1908
%T Good rainfall in winter in the Tiris, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; camps there and later in the Doumos (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1909
%T Moderate rainfall in winter in the Makteir and camps in this region, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1910
%T Rainfall at the end of winter and camps in the Gaada, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1911
%T Absolute drought in the north of the Adrar and the Gaada, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem; all of the Legouacem camped in the Wadi Noûn, where they spent the winter (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1912
%T Rainfall in winter and camps in the northern Gaada, at Zouiza, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +3
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1913
%T Abundant rainfall at the beginning of autumn and the middle of winter (more than seven days of rain in the lower Wadi Draa), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Pasture was extraordinarily abundant; had to muzzle the camels to keep them from eating too much
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1914
%T Year of Wadi Draa (pastures), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). All of the Reguibat had to camp in the Wadi Draa because of the drought that prevailed everywhere else in the Sahara. Apparently enough water flowed in the wadi to provide pasture.
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1915
%T Rainfall was abundant in September, followed by light rain and cold in spring that caused camels to die, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Also, a year of locusts. There was abundant pasture; it lasted three months in the region of Imourène.
%A 10
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1915
%T In 1916 the nomads established camps in the guelta du H'ank and Iguidi, which had been filled the previous year and still held water, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1916
%T No interesting rainfall. Camps in the guelta du H'ank and Iguidi, which had been filled the previous year and still held water, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -3
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1917
%T There was no rain this year but pasture from previous years was still available in the Draa, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). NOTE: the nomads would retreat to the Draa during times of drought, as it generally received more rainfall than other nearby regions. Rainlessness in the Draa suggests extremely dry conditions.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1918
%T Year of Izig (south of the mouth of the Séguia el'Hâmrâ) where there was pasture, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). There was moderate rainfall in winter and barley was planted.
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1919
%T There was rainfall in winter on the H'ank (region 10) but a drought in the Zemmour (region 4), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Pasture was abundant from El'Meghetti to 50 km northeast of Chegga, but little pasture in the Iguidi (north of H'ank).
%A 10
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1919
%T There was rainfall in winter on the H'ank (region 10) but a drought in the Zemmour (region 4), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Pasture was abundant from El'Meghetti to 50 km northeast of Chegga, but little pasture in the Iguidi (north of H'ank).
%A 4
%F
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1920
%T Rainfall in the lower Draa in autumn and during half a month in winter, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). There was also drought in the Zemmour. Camps were in the lower Draa.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1921
%T Rainfall at the end of the year and in the beginning of spring on the cliffs of the Zemmour, between Akhchâche and Aïn ben Tili, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1922
%T Abundant rainfall at the beginning of autumn on the cliffs of the Zemmour and on the quadrangle Tirsal, Tefariti, Bir Lemouissat, Dhi Embarkat, but drought in the Séguia, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1923
%T Rainfall was very abundant in autumn and in winter, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Pastures were beautiful and there was a good harvest of barley in the Hofra of the Séguia el-Hâmrâ
%A 4
%F -3
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1924
%T No rainfall, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). [Presumably this means dry conditions through the region the nomads generally traverse].
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1925
%T Rainfall in autumn and in winter in the Hamâda, the Upper Séguia and the Hofra, with camps in these regions, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1926
%T Abundant rainfall in winter in the Tiris and beautiful pastures, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1927
%T This was a year of intense drought, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). There was very little rain and that which fell occurred only in winter. Camp was in the Gaada and the Aïder.
%A 10
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1928
%T There was rainfall in the region of Oum Djirât and in the H'ank (region 10), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The northern limit of the rain was at Zedness and El-Megheiti; there was a drought at Zemmour (region 4).
%A4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1928
%T There was rainfall in the region of Oum Djirât and in the H'ank (region 10), according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The northern limit of the rain was at Zedness and El-Megheiti; there was a drought at Zemmour (region 4).
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1929
%T There was moderate rainfalll in winter in the Akhchâche, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1930
%T There was a severe invasion of locusts in November, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). A small rain filled the Dhi Embarkat, where they camped.
%A 4
%F -1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1931
%T There was abundant rainfall in the Wadi Noûn and there only, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). The authors say they tended to camp in the Wadi Noun/Draa region only in times of drought, suggesting it was relatively dry elsewhere during this year.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1932
%T This was the year of the Dhidahane, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). This is the flower of a plant growing in the Hamâda; since it was probably abundant in this year, rainfall was probably at least adequate there.
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1933
%T There was drought, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Camp was in the Hamâda, the Iguidi (region 10) and the Makteir (region 9), thus apparently adequate rainfall in these regions.
%A 9/10
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1933
%T There was drought, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Camp was in the Hamâda, the Iguidi (region 10) and the Makteir (region 9), thus apparently adequate rainfall in these regions.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1934
%T There was a locust invastion and rain was moderate on the cliffs of the Zemour and in one part of the Tirsal, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1935
%T Rainfall in the Wadi Noûn and a little rainfall in the Zemmour, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). There was also very heavy rainfall in autumn of the year and in the folllowing winter on the Erg Chech (region of Taoudenni, Agarektem, Tinioulig-Mreïer, up to Bir Zreïgat). The dayas (small lakes in depressions?) were extraordinarily well developed and up to a meter into the sand was wet.
%A 10
%F +3
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1936
%T According to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955) there was very heavy rainfall in autumn of the year 1935 and in the folllowing winter on the Erg Chech (region of Taoudenni, Agarektem, Tinioulig-Mreïer, up to Bir Zreïgat). The dayas (small lakes in depressions?) were extraordinarily well developed and up to a meter into the sand was wet. The authors note that this may have been an error, as Theodor Monod observed such intense rainfall in January-February of 1935.
%A 4
%F +1
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1937
%T Rainfall at Tiris in winter, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1938
%T Abundant rainfall at the beginning of autumn in the Hamâda and the Séguia, especially between Wadi El-Ma and Aïn ben Tili and weak rainfall in March, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4/9/10
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1939
%T Abundant rainfall in Autumn between the Azefal (west of Nouadibou) and the Hammami (near Ft. Gourard) and Zemmour, between the Adrar and the H'ank, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). Less rainfall occured in the south at Iguidi and in the region of Aouinet Legra.
%A 4
%F +2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1940
%T Rainfall in September then later abundant rainfall fell in winter (January) in the Gaada, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A 4
%F -2
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1941
%T This was a year of intense drought, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955). There was rainfall in the Draa, but drought everywhere else.
%A 4
%F 0
%K Northern Mauritania and Spanish Sahara
%D 1942
%T There was rainfall in September in the region of Imourène (c. 25N 9W) where they camped, according to the chronicles of the Reguibat Legouacem (Cauneille and Dubief 1955).
%A
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756/1757/1758
%T Curtin (1975) identifies this as the period of great drought remembered in the Kaarta and the Sahel generally as the "solo", giving Marty (1927) and Monteil (1926) as references. In the years 1747-1750, the famine was general for the whole Sahel.
%A
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1771/1772/1773/1774/1775
%T Famine in the Mauritanian Sahel (Plote, 1974). In 1771 in the Trarza (southwestern area, just across the Senegalese border) the famine was so severe that nearly all of the beasts perished. According to Marty (1921) in 1773-74 there was a tremendous famine which raged over "the whole world" (of Mauritania).
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1810/1811
%T Year of great thirst at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1823
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1824
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1825
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1826
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1827
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1828
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1828/1829
%T Magnificant harvest at Oualata (region 14) in this year (Marty, 1927). NOTE: the designation of double years comes from the fact that the chronicles use the year Hegira, which crosscuts two Julian years.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1829
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1830
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1831
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1832
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1833
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A 10/14/18/19
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1833/1834
%T Great famine and drought in the Takrour (c. ), at Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), at Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10), and in the villages of the Soudan (Mali, c. 14 to 17N, 4 to 10W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927). NOTE: notes from personal visit with Schiffers indicate drought in Oualata 1823 to 1834, but he cites the chronicles of Marty etc.
%A 10
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1833/1834
%T Great famine and drought in the Takrour (c. ), at Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), at Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10), and in the villages of the Soudan (Mali, c. 14 to 17N, 4 to 10W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927). NOTE: notes from personal visit with Schiffers indicate drought in Oualata 1823 to 1834, but he cites the chronicles of Marty etc.
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1833/1834
%T Great famine and drought in the Takrour (c. ), at Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), at Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10), and in the villages of the Soudan (Mali, c. 14 to 17N, 4 to 10W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927). NOTE: notes from personal visit with Schiffers indicate drought in Oualata 1823 to 1834, but he cites the chronicles of Marty etc.
%A 18
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1833/1834
%T Great famine and drought in the Takrour (c. ), at Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), at Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10), and in the villages of the Soudan (Mali, c. 14 to 17N, 4 to 10W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927). NOTE: notes from personal visit with Schiffers indicate drought in Oualata 1823 to 1834, but he cites the chronicles of Marty etc.
%A 19
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1833/1834
%T Great famine and drought in the Takrour (c. ), at Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), at Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10), and in the villages of the Soudan (Mali, c. 14 to 17N, 4 to 10W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927). NOTE: notes from personal visit with Schiffers indicate drought in Oualata 1823 to 1834, but he cites the chronicles of Marty etc.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1834
%T Drought at Oualata (region 14) according to Schiffers from 1823 to 1834. NOTE: he cites Marty (1927), but I did not find this in the Marty reference.
%A
%F
%K Mauritania
%D c. 1843
%T Raffenel (1846), in describing the Tagant, describes date palms, lions, ostriches, pintades and antilopes, as well as many giraffes in the region west of the Hodh.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1845
%T This year called "year of thirst" in the Oualata chronicles (Marty, 1927).
%A 13
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1847/1848
%T Famine in this year in the Trarza (just north of St. Louis in southwestern Mauritania (Marty, 1921).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1851/1852
%T Abundant precipitation mentioned in the Oualata chronicles in this year (Marty, 1927).
%A
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1853/1854
%T Famine in Mauritania according to Barth.
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1854/1855
%T Great famine at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F -1
%K Mauritania
%D 1861/1862
%T During a battle, some L-aglal suffered tremendously of thirst, being unable to reach water for six days, presumably near Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9/10/14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1862
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (north of Atar and Chinguetti, region 9) to Tombouctoo (region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974). The assumption is made here that there series of drought years begin around 1861, as there is mention of drought in that year but prior to that no mention since 1854 or 1855.
%A 9
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1862
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (north of Atar and Chinguetti, region 9) to Tombouctoo (region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974). The assumption is made here that there series of drought years begin around 1861, as there is mention of drought in that year but prior to that no mention since 1854 or 1855.
%A 10
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1862
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (north of Atar and Chinguetti, region 9) to Tombouctoo (region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974). The assumption is made here that there series of drought years begin around 1861, as there is mention of drought in that year but prior to that no mention since 1854 or 1855.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1862
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (north of Atar and Chinguetti, region 9) to Tombouctoo (region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974). The assumption is made here that there series of drought years begin around 1861, as there is mention of drought in that year but prior to that no mention since 1854 or 1855.
%A 9/10/14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1863
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 9
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1863
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1863
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1863
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 9/10/14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1864
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1864
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1864
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1864
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1864/1865
%T Famine at Oualata and in the Soudan (Mali) (Marty, 1927).
%A 9/10/14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865
%T This was probably a dry year, as the abundant precipitation which fell in 1866 ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar to Tombouctoo in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 was the most severe at Chinguetti since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1865/1866
%T Great drought in Oualata and the Sudan (Mali) (Marty, 1927).
%A 9/10/14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865/1866
%T Locust invasion, Rinderpest, drought. and famine at Tichitt (region 9), Chinguetti (region 9), Oualata (region 14), Araouane (Region 10), Tombouctoo (region 14), but not in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865/1866
%T Locust invasion, Rinderpest, drought. and famine at Tichitt (region 9), Chinguetti (region 9), Oualata (region 14), Araouane (Region 10), Tombouctoo (region 14), but not in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 10
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865/1866
%T Locust invasion, Rinderpest, drought. and famine at Tichitt (region 9), Chinguetti (region 9), Oualata (region 14), Araouane (Region 10), Tombouctoo (region 14), but not in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1865/1866
%T Locust invasion, Rinderpest, drought. and famine at Tichitt (region 9), Chinguetti (region 9), Oualata (region 14), Araouane (Region 10), Tombouctoo (region 14), but not in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9/14
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866
%T This was a year of abundant precipitation which ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (c. 21N 12W, region 9) to Tombouctoo (17N 3W, region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 at Chinguetti (20.5N 12.5W, region 9) was the most severe since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 9
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866
%T This was a year of abundant precipitation which ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (c. 21N 12W, region 9) to Tombouctoo (17N 3W, region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 at Chinguetti (20.5N 12.5W, region 9) was the most severe since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866
%T This was a year of abundant precipitation which ended a period of prolongued drought in Mauritania. The years of drought affected the Sahel regions from the Mauritanian Adrar (c. 21N 12W, region 9) to Tombouctoo (17N 3W, region 14) in the east. The famine and drought prior to 1866 at Chinguetti (20.5N 12.5W, region 9) was the most severe since the beginning of the century. The ground water level reached a minimum never registered since, and most of the wells dried up. As consequence of a period of several years of drought, most of the palms had perished; those surviving remained unproductive and showed the effects of the drought very sharply in the trunk growth corresponding to the period (Plote, 1974).
%A
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866/1867
%T Mention of several persons dying of thirst in the Djouf desert (region 9/10); the Tichitt chronicles also mention the "sick" palm trees in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866/1867
%T Mention of several persons dying of thirst in the Djouf desert (region 9/10); the Tichitt chronicles also mention the "sick" palm trees in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 10
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1866/1867
%T Mention of several persons dying of thirst in the Djouf desert (region 9/10); the Tichitt chronicles also mention the "sick" palm trees in the Takrour (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1868/1869
%T Mention is made of rains during this year, also of the "beaux moutons" of the L-aglal in the Tichitt chronicles (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F -1
%K Mauritania
%D 1873/1874
%T Mention of "great misery" in the Tichitt chronicles, but no cause for it given (Monteil, 1939). Could have been warfare, as several acts of violence and murder are mentioned.
%A 14
%F +3
%K Mauritania
%D 1888
%T On January 25, thunderstorm and hail at Oualata. This year was called the "year of the fine rain" at Néma; rain at the end of January was so strong that it caused several houses to collapse (Marty, 1927).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1889
%T Great famine at Oualata in May (Marty, 1927).
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1889/1890
%T A general drought, except at Chinguetti; great famine at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9/13/18
%F +3
%K Mauritania
%D 1890
%T There was a flood in the Aftout es Sahel (region 13) that was at least as great as that in 1950 (Duchemin 1951). This is southwestern Mauritania. According to some reports, this year was also wet in the Senegal River area (region 18), with it flooding northward as far as Tivourvour and meeting with waters eminating from the Mauritanian Adrar (region 9).
%A 9
%F +3
%K Mauritania
%D 1890
%T There was a flood in the Aftout es Sahel (region 13) that was at least as great as that in 1950 (Duchemin 1951). This is southwestern Mauritania. According to some reports, this year was also wet in the Senegal River area (region 18), with it flooding northward as far as Tivourvour and meeting with waters eminating from the Mauritanian Adrar (region 9).
%A 13
%F +3
%K Mauritania
%D 1890
%T There was a flood in the Aftout es Sahel (region 13) that was at least as great as that in 1950 (Duchemin 1951). This is southwestern Mauritania. According to some reports, this year was also wet in the Senegal River area (region 18), with it flooding northward as far as Tivourvour and meeting with waters eminating from the Mauritanian Adrar (region 9).
%A 18
%F +3
%K Mauritania
%D 1890
%T There was a flood in the Aftout es Sahel (region 13) that was at least as great as that in 1950 (Duchemin 1951). This is southwestern Mauritania. According to some reports, this year was also wet in the Senegal River area (region 18), with it flooding northward as far as Tivourvour and meeting with waters eminating from the Mauritanian Adrar (region 9).
%A 9
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1890/1891
%T Locust invasion at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 9
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1892/1893
%T A year of "great cold" and a solar eclipse at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1893
%T Great drought at Néma (Marty, 1927).
%A 9
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1893/1894
%T A rain over much of the country which was strong enough to destroy several houses; called "the year of continual rain" at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1899
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region (just across from the Senegal River) of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1900
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 9
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1900/1901
%T Thirty persons died of thirst at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1901
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 9
%F +2
%K Mauritania
%D 1901/1902
%T An "excellent year"at Tichitt (Monteil, 1939).
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1902
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1903
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1904
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1905
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916 (Hubert, 1920, cited in Plote, 1974.)
%A 9/14
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1905
%T On July 26 there was a tornado and thunder at Néma; In December, fine rain fell on five days at Oualata (region 14), twelve days a Tichitt (region 9) (Marty, 1927). This is out-of-season rain, as these are generally summer rainfall regions.
%A 13/18
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1906
%T There was abundant winter rainfall in the winter of 1906 in the area of northern Senegal, southern Mauritania, but apparently not further north in the Sahara (Duchemin 1951). As with 1905, this was unseasonal rainfall.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1906
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1907
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1908
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1909
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1910
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1911
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1911
%T Famine at Oualata (Marty, 1927).
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1912
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1913
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 14
%F
%K Mauritania
%D 1913
%T Continual rain at Néma around November 30; it lasted three days (Marty, 1927). This is unseasonal rainfall and says nothing of the character of the year overall.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1914
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 14
%F -3
%K Mauritania
%D 1914
%T At Néma the beginning of the rain was August 22 and there was a strong thunderstorm (Marty, 1927).
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1915
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A 13
%F -2
%K Mauritania
%D 1916
%T Drought in the Dar el Barka region of Mauritania lasted from 1899 to 1916.
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1639/1640/1641/1642
%T Very severe famine in coastal Senegambia and Guinea-Bissau (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1676
%T Drought in the lower valley of the Senegal (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1681
%T Drought and food shortages near Saint Louis, and throughout the Wolof-speaking region. According to Barbot (1732) this was not as severe as the famine of 1641-42 (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1685
%T Drought and food shortages near Saint Louis (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1688/1689
%T Very low rainfall in the region of Bambuhu and the upper Faleme, beginning with a bad rainy season in 1688, a second in 1689, but recovery of good rains in 1690 (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1705/1706/1707/1708/1709/1710/1711/1712/1713/1714/1715/1716/1717/1718/1719/1720/1721
%T Prolongued low rainfall on the Cape Verde Islands, affecting all the archipelago to some extent, but forcing complete depopulation of the low-lying islands (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1710c
%T Very serious famine in the lower valley of the senegal (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1723
%T Low rainfall and famine in the lower Senegal Valley and eastward through Bambuhu (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1729/1730/1731
%T Low rainfall and famine in Gajaaga, and on the Gambia in 1731-32 (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756/1757/1758
%T Period of low rainfall in Senegambia, which began about 1747, and famine was general in 1747-50 for the whole Sahel. Some recovery was gained in 1753,1754, and 1755 (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1753
%T Fort Joseph was destroyed by a river flood (Machat, 1905).
%A
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1786
%T Locally low rainfall in the south-bank region of the Gambia and the hinterland of the "southern rivers" (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1812
%T Bad rainfall and famine conditions in Jolof, Waalo, and Kajor, but most serious is Jolof (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1833
%T There was famine in Fuuta Tooro (northern Senegal) 1833 to 1837, beginning with a failure of the rains in 1833, followed by low crests of the Senegal in 1834 and 1835 (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1834
%T There was famine in Fuuta Tooro (northern Senegal) 1833 to 1837, beginning with a failure of the rains in 1833, followed by low crests of the Senegal in 1834 and 1835 (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1835
%T There was famine in Fuuta Tooro (northern Senegal) 1833 to 1837, beginning with a failure of the rains in 1833, followed by low crests of the Senegal in 1834 and 1835 (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1836
%T There was famine in Fuuta Tooro (northern Senegal) 1833 to 1837, beginning with a failure of the rains in 1833, followed by low crests of the Senegal in 1834 and 1835 (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1837
%T There was famine in Fuuta Tooro (northern Senegal) 1833 to 1837, beginning with a failure of the rains in 1833, followed by low crests of the Senegal in 1834 and 1835 (Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1838
%T Monteil (1964) mentions three years of famine during the reign of Brak Kherfi if the Wâlo Empire from 1837-40, but in one place his reign dates are conflicting, and the famine may correspond to the one mentioned by Curtin for 1833-37.
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1839
%T Monteil (1964) mentions three years of famine during the reign of Brak Kherfi if the Wâlo Empire from 1837-40, but in one place his reign dates are conflicting, and the famine may correspond to the one mentioned by Curtin for 1833-37.
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1840
%T Monteil (1964) mentions three years of famine during the reign of Brak Kherfi if the Wâlo Empire from 1837-40, but in one place his reign dates are conflicting, and the famine may correspond to the one mentioned by Curtin for 1833-37.
%A 18
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1843 or 1844
%T Near Bakel on December 22 there has been constant rains since Famira; around this time, the rains at Bakel usually began in June and lasted until August (Raffenel, 1846).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1846
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1847
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F 0
%K Senegambia
%D 1848
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F 0
%K Senegambia
%D 1849
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F 0
%K Senegambia
%D 1850
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -3
%K Senegambia
%D 1851
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1852
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -1
%K Senegambia
%D 1853
%T Period of generally uncertain harvests on the upper Senegal, beginning with low rainfall in 1846 in Bundu (east-central Senegal), creating famine conditions there by the end of the year. Rainfall was low in Fuuta (northwestern Guinea) and Bundu in 1847. Recovery of the rains occurred only in the three years 1848-50, but no rain fell in Gajaaga between July 6 and August 20, 1851, the heart of the rainy season. General famine conditions occurred on the Atlantic Coast and all along the river set in with a second failure of the rains in 1852. In 1853 moisture was adequate near the coast but not in Gajaaja. Meanwhile the French fed the garrisons in Gajaaga with millet imported from Wolof country.(Curtin, 1975).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1863
%T A drought is probable near Saint Louis as rainfall fell below 250mm (ASECNA, 1973).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1869
%T A wet year in Senegambia (Plote , 1974).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1870
%T A wet year in Senegambia (Plote , 1974).
%A 18
%F
%K Senegambia
%D 1871/72
%T At Bathurst, the first tornado of the season was on May 29 (Marché, 1871/78).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1872
%T A very dry year at Dagana (20 days with rain, 6 days with abundant rain) and all over Senegal (Borius, 1875).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1879
%T As of 1879, a wet period prevailed at St. Louis and the floods of the Senegal reached the same levels as during the wet years 1869 and 1870 (Plote , 1974).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1888
%T Rainfall totals below 250mm make a drought near Saint Louis probable in the years 1888 to 1890 (ASECNA, 1973).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1889
%T Rainfall totals below 250mm make a drought near Saint Louis probable in the years 1888 to 1890 (ASECNA, 1973).
%A 18
%F -2
%K Senegambia
%D 1890
%T Rainfall totals below 250mm make a drought near Saint Louis probable in the years 1888 to 1890 (ASECNA, 1973).
%A 18
%F +2
%K Senegambia
%D 1890
%T A wet year in Senegambia, as the flood of the Senegal reached into the Aftout es Sahel (southern Mauritania) up to the saline depressions of Nouaremach, 100 km nort?esat of Nouakchott (Plote , 1974).
%A18
%F +2
%K Senegambia
%D 1896
%T The depressions along the railroad from Dakar were always filled with water in May until from 1896 to 1899. Since 1900, the surface covered by water progressicely diminished and often (as of 1920) no water is found in the depressions after the end of April. The decrease of water in these depressions, however, was already seen between 1896 and 1897 (Plote, 1974).
%A18
%F +1
%K Senegambia
%D 1897
%T The depressions along the railroad from Dakar were always filled with water in May until from 1896 to 1899. Since 1900, the surface covered by water progressicely diminished and often (as of 1920) no water is found in the depressions after the end of April. The decrease of water in these depressions, however, was already seen between 1896 and 1897 (Plote, 1974).
%A18
%F +1
%K Senegambia
%D 1898
%T The depressions along the railroad from Dakar were always filled with water in May until from 1896 to 1899. Since 1900, the surface covered by water progressicely diminished and often (as of 1920) no water is found in the depressions after the end of April. The decrease of water in these depressions, however, was already seen between 1896 and 1897 (Plote, 1974).
%A18
%F +1
%K Senegambia
%D 1899
%T The depressions along the railroad from Dakar were always filled with water in May until from 1896 to 1899. Since 1900, the surface covered by water progressicely diminished and often (as of 1920) no water is found in the depressions after the end of April. The decrease of water in these depressions, however, was already seen between 1896 and 1897 (Plote, 1974).
%A18
%F 0
%K Senegambia
%D 1900
%T The depressions along the railroad from Dakar were always filled with water in May until from 1896 to 1899. Since 1900, the surface covered by water progressicely diminished and often (as of 1920) no water is found in the depressions after the end of April. The decrease of water in these depressions, however, was already seen between 1896 and 1897 (Plote, 1974).
%A 13/18
%F +3
%K Senegambia
%D 1906
%T There was abundant winter rainfall in the winter of 1906 in the area of northern Senegal, southern Mauritania, but apparently not further north in the Sahara (Duchemin 1951). The Senegal River flooded a good part of the Aftout of southern Mauritania.
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 16th century
%T According to Cissoko (1968) this was a century of great prosperity and the Niger Bend attained its apogee. Leo Africanus described at the beginning of the century the great economic activity of the Bend. Conditions (according to Cissoko) were so good that famine could not break out: short, drier periods could easily be bridged over. No famines or droughts are mentioned in the Tarikhs for the sixteenth century, although they are very detailed then; rather, it is pestilence (exact disease unknown) which is mentioned. Floods of the Niger were generally higher than in the nineteentth and twentieth centuries (Vansina, personal communication; Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1536
%T Pestilence (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1548
%T Pestilence (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1551
%T Pestilence (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1582/1583
%T Pestilence (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1592
%T Flood at Tombouctoo (Schove, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1600/1601/1602/1603/1604/1605/1606/1607/1608/1609/1610/1611c
%T Eleven years of famine (Ajayi and Espie, 1971) in West Africa, but this was probably near Kano.
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1616
%T Great flood of the Niger (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1617
%T Drought (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1618
%T Improvement in this year because of aundant precipitation in the southern regions (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1619
%T Further improvement; the situation became settled (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1622
%T By this year, the Bend had regained a certain prosperity which lasted until 1639 (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1639/1640/1641/1642/1643
%T The great famine of the seventeenth century, with 1639 and 1643 being virtually without rain, and with low rainfall in the intervening years (Curtin, 1975). the famine had begun at Djenne in Februaruy of 1639 (Cissoko, 1968). Barth (1965), however, refers to a tremendous flood in 1640 in Kabara which converted into a lake the central part of a town called Bagindi. His dating of this event is probably in error.
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1618/1619/1620/1621/1622/1623/1624/1625/1626/1627/1628/1629/1630/1631/1632/1633/1634/1635/1636/1637/1638/1639
%T In the period 1618 to 1639 the Bend experienced good floods "once again" (following the drougt in 1617) at Tombouctoo (Cissoko, 1968); today, a flood reaching Tombouctoo is quite extraordinary.
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1668/1669/1670/1671
%T Drought and famine; two succesive very dry years. The famine was worst in 1671 (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1672
%T Good harvest, but also plague (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1695
%T Famine, most severe in the vicinity of Tombouctoo (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1704
%T Flood followed by a drought and famine (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1711/1712/1713/1714/1715/1716
%T Seven years of drought (Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1721/1722
%T Drought and famin, but not very intense (Cissoko, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756
%T Worst famine reported; killed half of the population of Tombouctoo and parts of the Niger Bend. There was forced evacuation of certain regions and some desert oasis towns (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1770/1771
%T Famine and drought in Tombouctoo (Curtin, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1772/1773/1774/1775
%T Famine and drought may have occurred in the Bend, as in the Mauritanian chronicles it is said to have affected "the whole world" (Marty, 1921).
%A 14/18/19
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1822c.
%T Timbuktoo was 12 miles from the Niger and elephants roamed the vast forests around it. An oak forest existed to the south.
%A 14
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1822c.
%T Timbuktoo was 12 miles from the Niger and elephants roamed the vast forests around it. An oak forest existed to the south.
%A 18
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1822c.
%T Timbuktoo was 12 miles from the Niger and elephants roamed the vast forests around it. An oak forest existed to the south.
%A 19
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1822c.
%T Timbuktoo was 12 miles from the Niger and elephants roamed the vast forests around it. An oak forest existed to the south.
%A 14/18/19
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1825
%T Tremendous flood of the Niger, reaching up to Tombouctoo (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1825
%T Tremendous flood of the Niger, reaching up to Tombouctoo (Plote, 1974).
%A 18
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1825
%T Tremendous flood of the Niger, reaching up to Tombouctoo (Plote, 1974).
%A 19
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1825
%T Tremendous flood of the Niger, reaching up to Tombouctoo (Plote, 1974).
%A 10/14/18/19
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1833/1834
%T Famine in parts of Mauritania (Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), Takrour, and in Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10) and villages of the Soudan (Mali) (c. 14 to 17N 4 TO 10 W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927).
%A 10
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1833/1834
%T Famine in parts of Mauritania (Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), Takrour, and in Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10) and villages of the Soudan (Mali) (c. 14 to 17N 4 TO 10 W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927).
%A 14
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1833/1834
%T Famine in parts of Mauritania (Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), Takrour, and in Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10) and villages of the Soudan (Mali) (c. 14 to 17N 4 TO 10 W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927).
%A 18
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1833/1834
%T Famine in parts of Mauritania (Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), Takrour, and in Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10) and villages of the Soudan (Mali) (c. 14 to 17N 4 TO 10 W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927).
%A 19
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1833/1834
%T Famine in parts of Mauritania (Oualata (17N 7W, region 14), Takrour, and in Araouane (19N 3.5W, region 10) and villages of the Soudan (Mali) (c. 14 to 17N 4 TO 10 W, regions 14, 18, 19) (Marty, 1927).
%A 14
%F -3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1853/1854
%T Famine and drought in the Niger Bend (c. 17N 3W) (Barth, 1965).
%A 14
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D 1854c
%T It was, near Tombouctoo, rainy on the fifteenth of January; Barth states that rain and thunder is not unusual along this quarter of the river toward the end of January and the beginning of February.
%A 14
%F -3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1864/1865
%T Great drought in Oualata and the Soudan (Mali) (Marty, 1927).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1865/1866
%T Great drought and famine at Tichitt, Chinguetti, Oualata, Araouane, and Tombouctoo (Monteil, 1939).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1866
%T This year of abundant precipitation "ended a long period of drought which affected the regions of the Sahara between Adrar in the West and Tombouctoo in the East" (Plote, 1974).
%A 10
%F
%K Niger Bend
%D c. 1880
%T Sabatier described lakes in the areas of Araouane (northern Mali, region 10) around this time. Lenz found an herbaceous steppe north of Araouane, on the route from Tombouctoo. Lenz found the same zone west of Tombouctoo, rich in pasture and seeded with mimosas. It extended in the south of the country, from the el-Hodh and the Kaarta up to the Atlantic, through the north of Senegal (Schirmer, 1893).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1880
%T After Lenz's passage in thes year, floods of the Niger were always good, until at least 1897, and the region became very prosperous (Plote, 1974). In 1880 the floods were exceptionally good, filling Lake Faguibine and the daounas, bringing fertility to a region that had been left sterile by many years of drought. This would imply that the 1870s were reasonably dry.
%A 19
%F +1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1880/1881
%T Near Segou (much further South than the Niger Bend) there were two very strong thunderstorms in March, accompanied by strong rain (mean rainfall for March is only 2mm) and the rainfall maximun for the year was in September rather than August (Meteorologische Zeithschrift, 1884, p. 495). NOTE: check to see if this is 1880 or 1881.
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1881
%T The daounas (lowland depressions), fertilized by exceptional floods of the Niger, were sowed for the first time in this year. The Niger Bend and the lake region near
Goundam became the most important wheat-producing area of West Africa (Plote, 1974).
%A 18
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1882
%T Precipitation measured at Kita (west of the Niger Bend, South of the Sahel) was 1035 mm, 80 mm below the twentieth-century mean (Meteorologische Zeithschrift, 1890, p. 391).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1883
%T One of the best harvests ever known in the daounas (according to Lenz, 1880, cited in Plote, 1974).
%A 18
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1883/1884
%T Precipitation at Bamako measured 1040 mm, compared with a twentieth-century mean of 1000 mm (Meteorologische Zeithschrift, 1890, p. 391).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1883/1884
%T Very high flood of the Niger, one of the most important ones known (according to Chudeau, 1918, cited in Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1894
%T Lake Faguibine was completely filled (Plote, 1974); most important flood known.
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1895
%T Great flood of the Niger (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1896
%T In this year the daounas were still fertilized by exceptional Niger Floods. The entire period 1880 to 1896 was known for the exceptionally good floods, but after this year floods began to decrease and a long period of moderate and weak floods began (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1897
%T The population could still sow the daounas and the lowlands of Lake Faguibine, but production was reduced and only wheat could be cultivated. But a desiccation of the daounas began, causing soon afterwards all agricultural activity to cease in these low-lying areas (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1898
%T The population could still sow the daounas and the lowlands of Lake Faguibine, but production was reduced and only wheat could be cultivated. But a desiccation of the daounas began, causing soon afterwards all agricultural activity to cease in these low-lying areas (Plote, 1974). This description and that for 1900 suggest that the years 1898 and 1899 were relatively dry.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1899
%T The population could still sow the daounas and the lowlands of Lake Faguibine, but production was reduced and only wheat could be cultivated. But a desiccation of the daounas began, causing soon afterwards all agricultural activity to cease in these low-lying areas (Plote, 1974). This description and that for 1900 suggest that the years 1898 and 1899 were relatively dry.
%A 14
%F +1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1900
%T Some increase in rainfall, as the Niger flood was in this year again strong, reaching up to Koulikoro (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1901/1902
%T Rainfall in 1901 was excellent and in 1901/02 the flood of the Niger was extremely good, reaching up to Tombouctoo for the first time since 1825 (Plote 1974). That city is ususally separated from the river by 7 km of sand.
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1903
%T Weak flood, but Lake Faguibine was still filled (Plote).
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1904
%T Weak flood (Plote).
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1905
%T Weak flood; Lake Faguibine half the size it was in 1894 (Plote).
%A 14
%F +3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1906
%T Flood well above the mean; once again reaching up to Tombouctoo (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1907
%T Flood again very weak and the year was particularly dry (Plote).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1908
%T The flood in this year was weak, and the low-level stage was one of the lowest ever recorded (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1909
%T In this yeat precipitation was about average; the flood in this year was the most important one of the period 1907 to 1920 (Plote, 1974). Chudeau mentions however, that in 1909 there was no longer water in Lake Faguibine, except in a few deep fields near Taguilem.
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1910
%T Flood was weak, Lake Faguibine still receding. Since 1910 Lake Tele near Goundam has been completely dry between floods (Plote).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1911
%T This year was similar to 1909; however between 1909 and 1911, Lake Faguibine had receeded 25 km.
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1912
%T The flood in this year was extremely weak (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1913
%T The flood was extremely weak; numerous wells in Northeastern Mali dried up, particularly near Achorat, erg de Inechaye, Ait Moulai, and in Chiker (Plote, 1974). Mediocre harvest at Goundam.
%A 14
%F -3
%K Niger Bend
%D 1914
%T Extremely weak flood' the harvest at Goundam, which had been still mediocre in 1913, was almost null; famine was reported near Macina; and Lake Faguibine was completely dry, and there was a mass emigration from the village near it (Plote, 1974).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1915
%T There was some improvement in the floods and the low fields of the Fagubine depression were filled, but the harvests near Goundam were again almost null.
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1916
%T Flood was still weak to average (Plote).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1917
%T Flood was reasonably strong, about average (Plote).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1918
%T Flood was very weak (Plote).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1919
%T Flood was very weak (Plote,1974).
%A 14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1920
%T Flood was very weak (Plote).
%A14
%F -2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1921
%T Flood was extremely weak (Plote).
%A 14
%F 0
%K Niger Bend
%D 1922
%T Flood was about average (Plote).
%A 14
%F -1
%K Niger Bend
%D 1923
%T Flood was below average (Plote).
%A 14
%F +2
%K Niger Bend
%D 1924
%T Flood was strong, well above average (Plote).
%A
%F
%K Upper Volta
%D 1723/1724/1725/1726/1727/1728/1729/1730/1731/1732/1733/1734/1735/1736/1737/1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745
%T During the reign of Kyenga of the kingdome of Bousouma in Upper Volta, there was a tremendous famine (Plote, 1974, drawing from Cheron (1924)).
%A
%F
%K Upper Volta
%D 1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750
%T Famine in the middle Volta Basin (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Upper Volta
%D 1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756
%T Cissoko (1968), in discussing the famine which ravaged Tombouctoo and the Niger Bend during this period, said that it affected all of the western Sudan, from Haoussa to Wolof (ie., western Nigeria to Senegal).
%A 19
%F -3
%K Upper Volta
%D 1830s
%T This was the worst famine of the nineteenth century in West Africa, according to Obichere (1976). It was particularly severe in the Bani region (14N 0W) and northwest Upper Volta.
%A 19
%F -3
%K Upper Volta
%D 1853/1854
%T Severe famine (Barth, 1965).
%A 19
%F -3
%K Upper Volta
%D 1913/1914
%T Severe famine (Plote, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Agadez
%D 1685
%T According to the Asben Chronicles, the war of famine was said to have occurred in this year (Palmer, 1936). Lovejoy and Baier (1975) suggest that this was, however, in the 1690's.
%A
%F
%K Agadez
%D 1780
%T The year of the Great Flood (Palmer, 1936). "God sent rain to Agades from early morning until early afternoon. Many houses were destroyed and the town was ruined.
%A
%F
%K Agadez
%D 1790/1791/1792/1793/17904/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T Severe drought forced the evacuation of Agadez (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 15
%F -2
%K Agadez
%D 1889
%T Abbadie (Plote, 1974), describes abundant wells to the north of Zinder which irrigated beautiful gardens.
%A 15
%F -1
%K Agadez
%D 1904
%T A direct trail from Tanout to Agadez, via Taguedoufat, was still in use, as it had been for some time (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -2
%K Agadez
%D 1907/1908
%T The trail mentioned above had to be abandoned because nearly all of the wells had dried up (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Agadez
%D 1908
%T The wells to the north of Zinder also dried up in this year (Plote, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1507/1508/1509/1510/1511/1512/1513/1514/1515/1516/1517/1518/1519/1520/1521/1522/1523/1524/1525/1526/1527/1528/1529
%T Reign of Idriss at Bornu: reign of"peace and prosperity" (Urvoy, 1949).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1529/1530/1531/1532/1533/1534/1535/1536/1537/1538/1539/1540/541/1542/1543/1544
%T Reign of Mohammed of Bornu: reign of "peace and prosperity" (Urvoy, 1949).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1544/1545/1546/1547/1548
%T Reign of Alo of Bornu: reign of "peace and prosperity" (Urvoy, 1949).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1548/1549/1550/1551/1552/1553/1554/1555/1556/1557/1558/1559/1560/1561/1562/1563/1564/1565/1566
%T Urvoy states that the reign of Dounama of Bornu, during this time, was one of "peace and prosperity", but he also mentions (but does not emphasize) a great famine which occured during this reign. Palmer (1936) also mentions it.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1566/1567/1568/1569/1570/1571/1572/1573
%T Reign of Dala (Abdallah) of Bronu: as during the reign of Dounama, Urvoy describes "peace and prosperity", as well as a famine, which he does not emphasize. Palmer (1926), however, says that it lasted "seven" years (1561-1568).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1580/1581/1582/1583/1584/1585/1586/1587/1588/1589/1590/1591/1592/1593/1594/1595/1596/1597/1598/1599/1600/1601/1602/1603/1604/1605/1606/1607/1608/1609/1610/1611/1612/1613/1614/1615/1616/1617
%T Reign of Idriss Alaoma of bornu: Urvoy (1949) describes his reign in great detail, occasionally mentioning the harvest and the rainy season, but never mentions famine, so presumably there was none during this period.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1617/1618/1619/1620/1621/1622/1623/1624/1625/1626/1627/1628/1629/1630/1631/1632
%T Reign of Idriss' son Mohammed of Bornu: Urvoy (1949) describes the period as "tranquil".
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1632/1633/1634/1635/1636/1637/1638/1639
%T Reign of Ibrahim of Bornu: "tranquil". Palmer (1936) describes this as a time of "seven autumns" (harvests), and dates the reign to c. 1618-1625.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1639/1640/1641/1642/1643/1644/1645/1646/1647/1648/1649/1650/1651/1652/1653/1654/1655/1656/1657
%T Reign of Hagj Omar of Bornu: "tranquil" (Urvoy, 1949).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1657/1658/1659/1660/1661/1662/1663/1664/1665/1666/1667/1668/1669/1670/1671/1672/1673/1674/1675/1676/1677/1678/1679/1680/1681/1682/1683/1684/1685/1686/1687/1688/1689/1690/1691/1692/1693/1694
%T Reign of Alo (son of Hadj Omar) of Bornu: the country was afflicted by a great "seven year" famine during hes reign (Urvoy, 1949). Lavers (Fisher, 1974) dates the reign to 1644-80.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1681/1682/1683/1684/1685/1686/1687
%T Great famine at Ouaddai (Nachtigal, 1889). According to Fisher (1974) , Barth also mentions several long famines about this time. Famines about this time occurred also in Darfur and Funj (Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1685
%T In the Asben Chronicles (near Agadez), the war of famine was said to have occurred in this year (Palmer, 1936). Lovejoy and Baier (1975), however, suggest that the famine was no longer than two years, was probably principally caused by war, and was in the 1690's
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1711/1712/1713/1714/1715/1716/1717/1718/1719/1720/1721/1722/1723/1724/1725/1726
%T Reign of Dunama ibn Ali of Bornu: time of a "seven year" famine (Urvoy, 1949). Palmer (1926), also mentions the famine, but dates Dunama's reign to 1699-1717.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1726/1727/1728/1729/1730/1731/1732/1733/1734/1735/1736/1737/1738
%T Reign of Hadj-Hamdoun of Bornu: a reign of peace, prosperity, and attentions to studies (Urvoy, 1949). Palmer dates the reign to 1717-1731.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1736/1737/1738/1739/1740/1741
%T The reign of Burkomanda b. Wansa is remembered as a time of great plenty at Bagirmi (Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750/1751
%T Reign of Mohammed ibn El-Hadj-Hamdoun of Bornu: two-year famine (Urvoy, 1949). Palmer dates the reigh to 1731-1747.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1751/1752/1753
%T Reign of Dounama of Bornu: there was a severe famine during his reign (Urvoy, 1949). Palmer (1936) dates it to 1747-50.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1771/1772/1773/1774/1775
%T According to Schiffers (1974) there was a famine which may have caused the movement of the Zaghaua from the south of Ennedi into the Pays-Bas of Chad. This, however, he may have inferred from a famine at about this time which was documented for Mauritania and other parts of West Africa.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1780
%T "God sent rain to Agades from early morning until early afternoon. Many houses were destroyed and the town was ruined" (Palmer, 1936). This was the year of the great flood.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T Major famine in Bornu (Lovejoy, and Baier, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D Second half of the eighteenth century
%T Frequent famine was recorded in Bornu (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D early 1800s
%T In the early eighteen-hundreds a famine occurred, but the people ate fruit and herbs at Bornu, which prevented many famine deaths (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1810c.
%T the Wadai-Bagirmi wars interrupted agriculture: the rains failed; famine drove Bagirmi court to River Chari town c. 1810 (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1809/1810/1811/1812/1813c
%T Famine soon after al-Kanema deposed Mai Dunama of Bornu (c. 1809 to 1813); forbidden animals were eated and the population fled (Fisher, 1974).
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1828
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1828
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1829
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1829
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1830
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1830
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1831
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1831
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1832
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1831
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1832
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1832
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1833
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1833
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1833
%T Great famine and drought at Ouaddai 1828 to 1833 (southern Chad) (Schiffers, 1976, Fisher, 1974): widespread, caused raids into Darfur for food, and into Dar Seleih (Plote, 1974).
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1834
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1834
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1834
%T Drought in Chad 1834 to 1839 (Plote, 1974). NOTE: source is NOT Plote - find proper source.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1835
%T Drought in Chad 1834 to 1839 (Plote, 1974). NOTE: source is NOT Plote - find proper source.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1837
%T Drought in Chad 1834 to 1839 (Plote, 1974). NOTE: source is NOT Plote - find proper source.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1838
%T Drought in Chad 1834 to 1839 (Plote, 1974). NOTE: source is NOT Plote - find proper source.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1839
%T Drought in Chad 1834 to 1839 (Plote, 1974). NOTE: source is NOT Plote - find proper source.
%A 15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1835
%T Great drought observed in 1828 to 1835 by an old man living near Lake Chad on the island of Yakoua (Plote 1974). Island are generally on the eastern side of the lake, so this is probably region 15.
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1835
%T Around 1835 to 1837 there was famine and drought in Bornu (Fisher, 1974). There was a large-scale emigration from Bornu in the 19th century; Lovejoy (1975) says that if such a drought occurred in the 1830's, it may have been a contributing factor.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1835
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1836
%T Around 1835 to 1837 there was famine and drought in Bornu (Fisher, 1974). There was a large-scale emigration from Bornu in the 19th century; Lovejoy (1975) says that if such a drought occurred in the 1830's, it may have been a contributing factor.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1836
%T Six years of famine at Ouaddai 1831 to 1836, according to El Tounsy (1851), following a cholera epidemic, but caused by drought.
%A 21
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1837
%T Famine and drought in Ouaddai, according to el Tounsy (1851).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1837
%T Around 1835 to 1837 there was famine and drought in Bornu (Fisher, 1974). There was a large-scale emigration from Bornu in the 19th century; Lovejoy (1975) says that if such a drought occurred in the 1830's, it may have been a contributing factor.
%A 15
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1855
%T As of June 1855, the plain of Tintoumma, to the north of Kanem (just north of Lake Chad) was a terrible desert, according to Barth, and one saw only a few dry grasses and a few trees around wells but covered by sand (Schirmer 1893). Eleven years later, Rohlfs found the desert replaced by an herbaceous steppe and described the northward march of the vegetation.
%A 15
%F +2
%K Chad
%D 1866
%T As of June 1855, the plain of Tintoumma, to the north of Kanem (just north of Lake Chad) was a terrible desert, according to Barth, and one saw only a few dry grasses and a few trees around wells but covered by sand (Schirmer 1893). Eleven years later, Rohlfs found the desert replaced by an herbaceous steppe and described the northward march of the vegetation.
%A
%F
%K Chad
%D 1871
%T This was a dry year (specifically summer) in Chad (Sieger, 18XX).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1879
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1880
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1881
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1882
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1883
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1884
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1885
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1886
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1887
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1888
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1889
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1890
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1891
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Chad
%D 1892
%T 1879 to 1892 was a reasonably wet period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1894
%T 1894 to 1896 was a very dry period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1895
%T 1894 to 1896 was a very dry period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1896
%T 1894 to 1896 was a very dry period in Chad (Schiffers, 1976). No location given, but presumably near Lake Chad, so probably region 20.
%A 21
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1896
%T Drought in eastern Chad in 1896 (Plote, 1974). Uncertain if region 16 or region 21, but latter likely.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1896
%T Drought around Lake Chad in 1896 to 1898 (Plote, 1974). Lenfant had said there were three rainless years and that the Kouris from the eastern shore took Kuka by crossing the lake on dry land. Region is thus probably near Kuka, region 20.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1897
%T Drought around Lake Chad in 1896 to 1898 (Plote, 1974). Lenfant had said there were three rainless years and that the Kouris from the eastern shore took Kuka by crossing the lake on dry land. Region is thus probably near Kuka, region 20.
%A 20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1898
%T Drought around Lake Chad in 1896 to 1898 (Plote, 1974). Lenfant had said there were three rainless years and that the Kouris from the eastern shore took Kuka by crossing the lake on dry land. Region is thus probably near Kuka, region 20.
%A 21
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1902
%T Drought in Chad; first desiccation of Lake Fitri in memory (Plote, 1974, Schiffers, 1976).
%A 21
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1903
%T Drought in Chad; first desiccation of Lake Fitri in memory (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 20
%F +2
%K Chad
%D 1906
%T According to Plote (1974), Chudeau said that abundant rainfall in 1906 allowed Lake Chad to regain its normal boundaries..
%A 16/20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1907
%T Drought in Chad 1907 and 1908 (Plote, 1974).
%A 16/20
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1908
%T Drought in Chad 1907 and 1908 (Plote, 1974).
%A 16/20
%F -1
%K Chad
%D 1909
%T Drought in Chad 1907 and 1908; the precipitation was still weak in 1909 at Biltine (region 16) (Plote, 1974).
%A 11/15
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1907
%T Drought at Ennedi (northeastern Chad, region 15); no rain for five years 1907 to 1912. Migration from Ennedi into the plains of Mortcha and Ouaddai. The Abo Massif (western Tibesti, region 11) was also abandoned, as wells dried up, and the eastern slopes of Tibesti were deserted, while the population of northern Tibesti decreased (Plote, 1974). Famine began in Chad in 1910 (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 11/15
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1908
%T Drought at Ennedi (northeastern Chad, region 15); no rain for five years 1907 to 1912. Migration from Ennedi into the plains of Mortcha and Ouaddai. The Abo Massif (western Tibesti, region 11) was also abandoned, as wells dried up, and the eastern slopes of Tibesti were deserted, while the population of northern Tibesti decreased (Plote, 1974). Famine began in Chad in 1910 (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 11/15
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1909
%T Drought at Ennedi (northeastern Chad, region 15); no rain for five years 1907 to 1912. Migration from Ennedi into the plains of Mortcha and Ouaddai. The Abo Massif (western Tibesti, region 11) was also abandoned, as wells dried up, and the eastern slopes of Tibesti were deserted, while the population of northern Tibesti decreased (Plote, 1974). Famine began in Chad in 1910 (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 11/15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1910
%T Drought at Ennedi (northeastern Chad, region 15); no rain for five years 1907 to 1912. Migration from Ennedi into the plains of Mortcha and Ouaddai. The Abo Massif (western Tibesti, region 11) was also abandoned, as wells dried up, and the eastern slopes of Tibesti were deserted, while the population of northern Tibesti decreased (Plote, 1974). Famine began in Chad in 1910 (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 11/15
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1911
%T Drought at Ennedi (northeastern Chad, region 15); no rain for five years (1907 to 1912). Migration from Ennedi into the plains of Mortcha and Ouaddai in 1911. The Abo Massif (western Tibesti, region 11) was also abandoned then, as wells dried up, and the eastern slopes of Tibesti were deserted, while the population of northern Tibesti decreased (Plote, 1974). Famine began in Chad in 1910 (Schiffers, 1976).
%A 16
%F -2
%K Chad
%D 1912
%T Drought in Biltine (region 16); emigration into southern Ouaddai (Plote, 1974).
%A 11/15/16
%F -3
%K Chad
%D 1913/1914
%T Famine and drought; only 46mm of precipitation was recorded Bol (mean = 243 mm); no rain fell at Biltine (region 16). Cultivation of wheat had to be abandoned at Ennedi (region 11); drought also at Zouar (region 11) (Plote, 1974). Height of the drought, according to Schiffers (1976).
%A
%F
%K Sudan
%D 1681/1682/1683/1684/1685/1686/1687/1688/1689/1690/1691/1692/1693/1694/1695/1696/1697/1698/1699/1700/1701/1702/1703/1704/1705/1706/1707/1708/1709/1710/1711/1712/1713/1714/1715/1716/1717
%T Seven-year drought, during the reign of Arus b. Kharut, which lasted 1681 to 1717 (Nachtigal, 1889): during these seven years Darfur was without rain. This was probably at the begining of his reign (Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Sudan
%D 1680/1681/1682/1683/1684/1685/1686/1687/1688/1689/1690/1691/1692
%T Drought and famine in the Funj from Dec., 1680, to June, 1692 (Fisher, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Sudan
%D 1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756/1757/1758/1759/1760/1761/1762/1763/1764/1765/1766/1767/1768/1769/1770/1771/1772/1773/1774/1775/1776/1777/1778/1779/1780/1781/1782/1783/1784/1785/1786/1787/1788/1789/1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795c.
%T "Time of Plenty" (Fisher, 1974) during the reign of Joda b. Kharut (c. 1747 to 1795), whose nickname meant "double harvest".
%A
%F
%K Sudan
%D c. 1786
%T Drought occurred c. 1786 in Darfur and the natives were forced to eat tree branches (Browne, 1800).
%A 17
%F -2
%K Sudan
%D 1821/1822
%T According to Schweinfurth, there was drought at Sennar in 1821/22.
%A
%F
%K Sudan
%D 1837
%T At Khartoum. thunderstorm rains started in April and May.
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1647/1678/1700/1701/1702/1747/1748/1796/1797/1812/1816/1831/1864/1865/1866/1867/1876/1913/1914
%T Famine caused by locusts (Pankhurst, 1966).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1540/1543/1567/1636/1789/1828/1829/1888/1889
%T Famine caused by drought or crop failure (Pankhurst, 1966).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1835
%T Famine caused by drought or crop failure 1835 to 1837 (Grove et al., 1975).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1836
%T Famine caused by drought or crop failure 1835 to 1837 (Grove et al., 1975).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1837
%T Famine caused by drought or crop failure 1835 to 1837 (Grove et al., 1975).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1898/1899
%T Famine caused by tremendous drought near Lake Stephanie (Cohen, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D
%T In the years 1879, 1880, 1881, and 1888 to 1892 there was famine caused by rinderpest (Pankhurst, 1966).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1611
%T Famine caused by heavy rains (Pankhurst, 1966).
%A
%F
%K Ethiopia
%D 1623/1625/1633/1634/1635/1650/1653/1721/1722/1752/1783/1800/1928/1929/1955/1966/1972
%T Famine with no given cause (Pankhurst, 1966).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1661
%T Cormantine, Gold Coast, failure of the late (main) rains, famine (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1682/1683
%T Accra, Gold Coast, corn scarce because the rains had failed; scarcity in May and October, 1882, and June 1883 (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1683
%T Although corn was scarce, there was extremely heavy rains, so heavy that no one could travel (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1687
%T Ardra, Dahomey (Dutch Fort): scarcity of corn and famine. However, at the Cape Corse (4 49' N) there was more rain than anyone could remember (Hillier, 1967), but the number of rain days was considerably fewer than the modern mean.
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1688
%T Ardra: corn was very abundant, a very good crop, possibly related to the "good" rains of 1687 (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1696
%T At Accra, corn was somewhat scarce, but it was probably just the end-of-dry-season scarcity, since there was a strong tornado and furious rain at Accra in March. It seens to indicate that 1695 experienced a poor harvest, and in 1696 the rains came late, because in June, 1696, there was so much corn that they could not store it (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1732
%T Floods on the Lower Volta and at Keta (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1739
%T Corn scarcity and trouble over prices both at chama and at Elmina (Johnson, 1974)
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748
%T Frequent invasions of the Oyo into Dahomey, the reasons for which Akinjogbin (1967) terms as "obscure"; Oyo incasions had ceased for a long time, but occured again in the years 1739,1740,1742,1743,1747,and they threatened to come in 1748; Dalzel (1793) says they came every year until 1747. This happens to coincide with the major Sahel famine.
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1743
%T At Accra, millet was extremely expensive (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1748
%T Danish records: the Danes paid a Fanti chief a stipend to ensure a regular supply of corn, but after a few years this was discontinued, as the chief "found it imposible to procure corn,": this might suggest drought in the 1750's (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1772
%T Dalzel (1793) reports that the Harmattan blew in Dahomey in February for 3 days, a phenomenon which is somewhat unusual.
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1774
%T Danish recorsd: a period of starvation at Christiansborg. There was nasty, foggy weather at Cape Coast and famine. At Cape Coast, the corn harvest was evidently in September, so there was probably rain in May or June; but the earlier rains must have failed since it was written that two months earlier (i.e., July) no corn was availible and there was famine (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1780
%T There was a serious famine in Dahomey, which Akinjogbin attributes to a neglect of agriculture (Dalzel dates this to 1782, but Akinjogbin says Dalzel (1793) was in error). Akinjogbin (1967) says this was the first famine recorded there in the eighteenth century.
%A
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1785
%T In Sierre Leone the rains in this year were much more severe and longer that they generally were (in that period of the eighteenth century) (Matthews, 1966).
%A 28
%F -3
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1809
%T Famine in Dahomey (Akinjogbin, 1967). NOTE: region number based on the assumption that this refers to southern Dahomey.
%A 28
%F +2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1810
%T Unusually heavy rains at Dahomey (Akinjogbin, 1967). NOTE: region number based on the assumption that this refers to southern Dahomey.
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1824
%T The crops failed (evidently at Christiansborg) (Johnson, 1974).
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1829
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was about 412 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1830
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 451 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -1
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1831
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 634 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1832
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 422 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -1
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1833
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 425 mm for January to June plus December (modern annual mean is c. 750 mm, average for the five missing months is 213 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845). Thus, the year was probably about normal, or possibly slightly dry.
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1834
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 4 mm for January to March plus May (modern annual mean is c. 750 mm, average for these four months is 235 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845). Thus, the year was probably quite dry.
%A 28
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1829/1830/1831/1832
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg averaged c. 480 mm per year during the four-year period 1829 to 1832 (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F +3
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1838
%T There was excessive rainfall in the Volga Delta in 1838 and 1839 and in 1838, "instead of having the dry season as usual, we had rain often and everything is green because of that" (Grove 1968).
%A 28
%F +2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1839
%T There was excessive rainfall in the Volga Delta in 1838 and 1839 and in 1838, "instead of having the dry season as usual, we had rain often and everything is green because of that" (Grove 1968).
%A 28
%F +1
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1840
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 846 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1841
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was 445 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F +2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1842
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg was c. 935 mm (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1840/1841/1842
%T Precipitation measured at Christiansborg averaged c. 742 mm per year for the three-year period 1840-1842 (modern mean is c. 750 mm) (Chenon and Sannom, 1845).
%A 28
%F -2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1852
%T Akropong (inland from Accra) had to buy maize from Krobo markets; becuase of drought, corn was three times the normal price (Johnson, 1974).
%A 28
%F +2
%K Guinea Coast
%D 1917
%T Exceptionally wet year at Accra (Johnson, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Nigeria
%D 1600/1601/1602/1603/1604/1605/1606/1607/1608/1609/1610c.
%T Eleven years of famine near Kano (Ajayi and Espie, 1969); may have been caused partly by war of the last century.
%A
%F
%K Nigeria
%D 18th century
%T frequent famines werer recorded in Bornu during the sencond half of the eighteenth century (Fisher, 1974, from Kano Chronicle).
%A
%F
%K Nigeria
%D 1738/1739/1740/1741/1742/1743/1744/1745/1746/1747/1748/1749/1750/1751/1752/1753/1754/1755/1756c
%T Cissoko (1968), in discussing the famine which ravagedTombouctoo and the Niger Bend during this period, said that it affected all of the western Soudan, from Haoussa to Wolof (i.e., western Nigeria to Senegal). Lovejoy and Baier (1975) similarly suggest that a severe drought of ten or more year's duration plagued Kano in the 1740's and early 1750's: this period was remembered at Kano as a time of trouble, and the reign of Alhaji Kabe, c. 1743-1753, is contrasted with the following period of "general properity" and immigration into the area.
%A
%F
%K Nigeria
%D 1793/1794/1795
%T No rain at Housa (northwestern Nigeria) during Jackson's (1798) entire two-year stay there. He states that it never rains there, but there is great morning fog.
%A
%F
%K Nigeria
%D 1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T Lovejoy and Baier (1975) suggest that a drought occurred at Kano: it depleted grain stores there which were normally set aside for times of famine, and caused emigration.
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1840
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1841
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1842
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1843
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1844
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1845
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1846
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1847
%T The famine called Dawara occurred in Hausaland in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1848
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +1
%K Nigeria
%D 1849
%T General prosperity remembered in Hausa country, except for famine in 1847 (Lovejoy and Baier, 1975).
%A 20
%F +2
%K Nigeria
%D 1851
%T Barth (1965) describes this as a very wet year near Kuka (Kukawa), on the west-central shore of Lake Chad, and mentions several remarkably intense rainfalls in August. Says probably much more than measured by Vogel. Since Vogel left Tripoli for Kuka in1851 and the trip lasted until 1854, it is not clear what year is referred to here, but it is probably 1854.
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1855
%T Very severe famine in Hausa country. For 30 days and nights at a time, no gero, dawa, wheat or rice were to be found at Kano and people ate vultures. This was a result of drought.
%A 20
%F -1
%K Nigeria
%D 1863
%T Slight famine or inadequate rainfall in Hausa country (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -2
%K Nigeria
%D 1861
%T Slight famine in Hausa country (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -1
%K Nigeria
%D 1873
%T Slight famine in Hausa country (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -1
%K Nigeria
%D 1884
%T Slight famine in Hausa country (Fisher, 1974).
%A 29
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1885
%T Major famine in the Ibadan area (Ajayi and Igun, 1963).
%A 20
%F -1
%K Nigeria
%D 1889
%T Slight famine in Hausa country (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -2
%K Nigeria
%D 1890
%T Scarcity in Hausaland and fairly severe famine (Fisher, 1974).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1907
%T Widespread scarcity in Hausaland (Nigerian archives).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1907
%T Widespread scarcity in Hausaland (Nigerian archives).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1913
%T Severe famine, probably the most severe one in Hausaland since 1855, most of Nigeria affected (Grove, 1974).
%A 20
%F -3
%K Nigeria
%D 1914
%T Severe famine, probably the most severe one in Hausaland since 1855, most of Nigeria affected (Grove, 1974).
%A 61/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1833
%T Drought in Namibia, over most of country (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 61/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1844
%T General drought year over Namibia (Drought Commission)
%A 65
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1850
%T Lake Omambonde (c. 20 S 18E) was dry in this year (Andersson, 1861).
%A 65
%F +2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1851C.
%T Lake Omambonde (c. 20 S 18E) was a tremendous sheet of water when Galton was there in 1851, but was dry when Andersson visited in April 1851 (Andersson, 1961).
%A 65
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1851
%T Little or no rain fell at Omanbonde (20S 18E) during the year and Lake Omanbonde (March/April 1851) was dry, although somewhat earlier it had contained water (Anderson, 1856?).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1851
%T The country between Okamabuti (20 S 18E) and Otjikango (near Barmen, 22S 17E) was well-watered with copious springs and covered with vegetation (Andersson, 1856).
%A 52
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1851
%T However, in July near Etosha pan (c. 19S, 16-17E), game and water was scarce and rain-water pools dried up. The pan, which was flooded in some years, was then dry (Andersson, 1856). NOTE: Etosha pan appears to receive drainage off the Angolan highlands. May account for discrepancy with above entry.
%A 65
%F +2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1858
%T In September, Lake Omanbonde (c. 20 S 18E) was a huge sheet of water, 4 1/4 miles in extent and surrounded by tremendous game. The rainy season set in with thunder and hail in early December (Andersson, 1861), apparently the usual time for mid-nineteenth century.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1859
%T By January 1, much rain had fallen, but then there was no rain again until January 16 or later near Lake Omanbonde (c. 20 S 18E).
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1859
%T The country out of Omanbonde (c. 20 S 18E) was dry and parched. Despite 2 or 3 heavy rains on the trip from here to Okavango (c. 20S, 23E), Andersson's party had difficulty finding water. This journey took place c. January to June (Andersson, 1861).
%A 61
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1862
%T In January of this year water was plentiful and the rains good. Near Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E) there was a thunderstorm with torrential rain on February 4. However, some parts of Ovamboland received little rain that year (i.e., before February) and the vleys were quite dry (Chapman, 1868/1971).
%A 61/63/65
%F +2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1863
%T In June, Springbuk Vley (23.5S 18E, region 63) was full and there were severe rains and flooding which washed out the road (near Okamabonde, Okjetwo, Twasa (22.5S 18.5E, region 65), and Okari. Most of the country (region 61) received copious rains (Chapman, 1868/1971).
%A
%F +2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1867
%T According to Andersson, January, February and March were very rainy in this area. It was an unusually wet season and much of the country was inundated (Andersson, 1875). Drought commission gives this year as one of general drought in Namibia, but report should be superceded by Andersson's more specific report.
%A 61
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1872
%T Dry year in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1873
%T Dry year in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1874
%T Dry year in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -1
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1875
%T Dry year in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1878
%T Dryness and bad harvest in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E). NOTE: it is possible that this refers only to the end of 1878 (i.e., the 1878/1879 rainy season).
%A 61
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1879
%T Dryness and bad harvest in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E); a famine had begun in May.
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1880
%T Dryness and serious famine in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E).
%A 61/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1889
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission)
%A 61/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1890
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1897
%T Great famine in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E).
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1900
%T Famine near Oniipa (c. 18S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1901
%T Famine near Oniipa (c. 18S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1902
%T Famine near Oniipa (c. 18S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1903
%T Famine near Oniipa (c. 18S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1904/1905
%T Famine in Oniipa (18S 16E), Olukonda (18S 16E), Ondangua (18S
16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1907/1908
%T Drought in the region of Ongandira (18S 15E), severe famine
in 1908.
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1913
%T Famine in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1914
%T Famine in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 61
%F -3
%K Northern Namibia
%D 1915
%T Famine in Ovamboland (c. 17S 16E)
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1771
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924)
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1792
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1798
%T Drought (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1806
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%D 1809
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1818
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1827
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1833
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1837
%T The Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E, region 69) was very dry in April, but eventually both it and the Swakop (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 63) came down and reached the sea. Early March had been very dry and later that month was quite rainy, but April was again dry. There had been several rains in March and June (Rehbock, 1898; Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1841
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1844
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1846
%T Apparently good rains; in early December there were fine rains near the Gobabis mission (22.5S 19E) and the river there had been flowing already for five days (Tindall, 1959).
%A 65
%F
%K Central Namibia
%D 1847
%T The winter in this year was extremely cold, killing cattle in the Gobabis area (22.5S 19E) (Tindall, 1959).
%A 63/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1848
%T The Swakop (c. 23.5 S 16E) and the Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E) reached the sea (Drought Commission, 1924; Rehbock, 1898; Stengel, 1970).
%A 63/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1849
%T The Swakop (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 63) and the Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E, region 69) reached the sea (Drought Commission, 1924; Rehbock, 1898; Stengel, 1970).
%A 63/65
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1850
%T In December there was severe drought in much of Damaraland (c. 21S, 16E, region 65), with water and grass being found only near the Swakop River (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 63) (Andersson, 1856). The natives in several Damara villages complained bitterly of the severe drought but feared the river area because of the Namacquas.
%A 65/78
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1851
%T Travel from Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65) to Nisbett Bath (Warmbad)
(28.5S 19E, region 78) in May or June was difficult because of drought; no rain or grass. Finally in July near Warmbad water was available. Hann, in his text, also gives 1850/51 as a drought year in Namibia. NOTE: this relates to the 1850/51 rainy season.
%A 63/65
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1851
%T There was drought in January in Damaraland (c. 21S 18E, region 65); the Swakop (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 63) was dry until January 12, when it sent down its flood (Anderson, 1856?). First showers of the season usually set in in September or October in Damaraland, but the real rainy season does not set in until December or January.
%A 65
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1851
%T In Damaraland (c. 21S 18E) between December 1850 and January 9, 1851, there was only one thunderstorm with a deluge of rain on Andersson's journey (Anderson, 1856).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1851
%T In December or January near Schmelen's Hope (17 E, 22 S) there were heavy showers and herbs and plants sprang up. Near there was a deluge in late February and Anderson remarks that elephants were numerous there in winter. However,by
August this luxuriance had withered and the area was dry with no pasturage or water to be found (Anderson, 1856).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1851
%T As Anderson (1856) traversed it, the country north of Barmen (22S 17E) was well-watered with copious springs and covered with vegetation. Game was abundant near Gobabis (22.5S 19E).
%A 63/65/69/71
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1852
%T In this year the Swakop (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 63) and the Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E, region 69) reached the sea (Drought Commission, 1924; Rehbock, 1898). The Swakop was high and rapid near Barmen early in the year and in late January or early February the Kuisep flooded the interior on its way to the sea. There were extremely heavy rains almost daily in February near Barmen (21S 17E, region 65) and the Nariep desert (region 71), SW of Walfischbai, was covered with grass and flowers.
%A 65/70
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1852
%T In February there was a terrific thunderstorm with deluging
rain at Eikhams (c. 60 miles from Rehoboth; 22.5S 17E). In
May and early June a few stages south of Rehoboth
the nights were frosty and ponds were covered with 1/8 to 1"
of ice in the mornings. In late June and early July, in the
area near Aamhoup (c. 25 S, 17E) there was still good water
and pasturage, but the latter began to fail toward Bethany. Both became scarcer continually as Anderson left
Bethany in early August.
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1853
%T Probable drought year (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A
%F
%K Central Namibia
%D 1853
%T Andersson (18XX) describes continued downpours in April of 1853, probably nearly Wesley Vale (c. 23S 19E). This would contradict the information from the Drought Commission
%A 65
%F
%K Central Namibia
%D 1856
%T In August near Gobabis (22.5S 19E) Chapman experienced a thunderstorm and a good rain shower.
%A 63
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1856
%T Abnormally dry year near Otjimbingue (22S 16E) (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1857
%T Abnormally dry year near Otjimbingue (22S 16E) (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1856/57
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well.
%A 69
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1857
%T Apparently quite wet elsewhere as the Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E) flooded and reached as far as Roodebank (Rooiebank?) (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1857
%T During the last six months of the year 1857, little or no rain fell in the Omuramba River country (c. 21 S, 18 E) (Hutchins, 1889; Andersson, 1861). NOTE: this refers to the 1857/58 season)
%A 63
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1857
%T Green mentions unusually heavy rains January to August in Damaraland (Hutchins, 1889; Andersson, 1861).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1857/58
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well.
%A 63
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1858
%T Abnormally dry year near Otjimbingwe (22S 16E).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1858
%TAbnormally dry year in the Omuramba River country (c. 21 S, 18 E), where no rain had fallen during this year as of early June.
%A 63
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1858
%TApparently heavy rains in March near Omarura (21S 16E), as Anderson (1861) remarks that at that time the rains ceased to annoy them because they became so limited as to not impede their journey.
%A
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1858
%TIn April or May, Anderson found the Tojimdambi country (near Okaoa) parched and dry, and concluded that either he was there during a dry year or that the rains there fall much earlier than in the southern part of Damaraland.
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1858/59
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well.
%A 63
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1859
%T Abnormally dry year near Otjimbingwe (22S 16E) (Drought Commission, 1924). NOTE: refers to 1859/60 rainy season.
%A
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1859
%T About 10 days journey to the east of Otjimbingwe (22S 16E), there had been no rain of consequence during the whole year, trees and bush were bare (Hutchins,1889; Chapman, 1868/1971). NOTE: this is probably somewhere in northern Botswana, near Ghanzi, c. 22S 22E. The entry may refer to 1860.
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1859/60
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well.
%A 62/63/65
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1860
%T In December Chapman spoke of unprecedented drought, with such dryness that it was scarcely possible to travel between Lake Ngami (c. 20.5S 22.5E) and Otjimbingue (22S 16E). To the east of this latter place, there had been no rain of any consequence during the entire year and no grass at all. Trees and bush were bare. Chapman speaks of a rapid desiccation during the four previous years (1868/1971).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1861
%T In April of this year the country near Gobabis (Elephant Fountain) (22.5S 19E) was quite favorable, with high dense grass and flowers. Apparently the rains were good (Chapman 1868/1971; Livingstone 1875).
%A 65
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1862
%T Very wet year (c. 22S 17E). There was a severe flood and the highlands were covered with snow (Hann, 1910).
%A 63
%F +3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1863
%T Very wet year (Hann, 1910). In June Springbuk Vley was full and there were very severe rains and flooding which washed out roads (near Okamabonde, Okjetwo, Tsawa, Okari). The same was true for Wilson's Fountain (probably c. 22.5S 17E) in 1862 or 1863.
%A 62/63/65
%F +3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1863
%T In 1863 Chapman remarks that the whole country from the coast (probably near Walfisbai) to Lake Ngami (c. 20.5S 22.5E) seems inundated and the oldest inhabitants could not remember ever experiencing such rains before. Dwellings were washed away.
%A 69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1863
%T The Kuisep (c. 23S 16E) reached the sea (Rehbock, 1898).
%A 63/69/71
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1864
%T Very wet year. Both the Swakop (c. 23 S 16E, region 63) and the Kuisep reached the sea (Rehbock, 1898). The Kuisep (c. 23.5 S 16E, region 69) came down early in 1864 and there were heavy rains with much grass in Walfischbai in January.
%A 63
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1866
%T Drought; the Swakop did not reach Otjimbingwe (22S 16E) (Drought Commission). It was dry at Objimbingwe.
%A 63
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1867
%T General drought over Namibia; the Swakop (c. 23S 16E) did not reach Otjimbingwe (22S 16E) (Drought Commission). It was a dry year at Objimbingwe.
%A 61/63
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1868
%T Drought in this part of Namibia, particularly bad and accompanied by famine in Amboland (presumably Ovamboland c. 17S 16E, region 61). The Swakop (c. 23S 16E, region 63) did not reach Otjimbingwe (22S 16E) (Drought Commission). It was a dry year at Objimbingwe. Hann gives 1868/69 as a drought year in Namibia.
%A 65
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1869
%T Drought; the springs at Okahandja dried up totally (22S 17E).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1870
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1871
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 61/63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1872
%T 1871 to 1874 were exceptionally wet years: Hann gives 1871/74 as flood or rainy years in Namibia.. Drought Commission gives 1874 as a "flood" year, presumably in the Gobabis region, at the report comes from the missionary Irle. Probably wet in all of central Namibia.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1872
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1873
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 61/63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1872/1873
%T 1871 to 1874 were exceptionally wet years: Hann gives 1871/74 as flood or rainy years in Namibia. Drought Commission gives 1874 as a "flood" year, presumably in the Gobabis region, at the report comes from the missionary Irle. Probably wet in all of central Namibia.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1874
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 61/63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1874
%T 1871 to 1874 were exceptionally wet years: Hann gives 1871/74 as flood or rainy years in Namibia.. Drought Commission gives 1874 as a "flood" year, presumably in the Gobabis region, at the report comes from the missionary Irle. Probably wet in all of central Namibia.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1875
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission). Hann gives 1871/72 and 1872/73 as a flood or rainy year in Namibia.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1876
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission). Hann gives 1871/72 and 1872/73 as a flood or rainy year in Namibia.
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1877
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1878
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1879
%T Drought in some parts of Namibia, including the Gobabis area (22.5S 19E) (Drought Commission). Drought reported to the commission by Schneider of Okosomgomingo (apparently near the Omuveruma).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1880
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1881
%T With the exception of 1879, 1870 to 1881 were good gardening years at Gobabis (22.5S 19E), with good cultures of wheat and grain (Drought Commission).
%A 69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1881
%T The Kuisep (23.5S 16E) reached the sea (Drought Commission - mentioned that this might have been 1880, but Stengel (1970) says 1881).
%A 61/63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1881
%T Wet year in Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924). Kuisep strong (23.5S 16E, region 69) (Rehbock, 1898).
%A 65
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1883
%T It was dry in Okahandja (22S 17E). In Omaruru (21S 16E) there were 16 frostnights in June, July and August, 1883 (Dove, 19XX).
%A 65
%F
%K Central Namibia
%D 1883-1901
%T Irle, from Gobabis, said that the period 1883 to 1901 was one bad gardening years; the natives could seldom sow wheat or start a garden (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1884
%T Very dry in Okahandja (22S 17E). The natives were forced to trek out because of water shortages (Drought Commission). Omaruru experienced minimum temperatures of 4.6 and 3 o C from November 10 to 12, 1884 (Dove, 19XX).
%A 63
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1884
%T There was a flood at Otjimbingwe (22S 16E) (Drought Commission, Hann, 1910). (This presumably means the Swakop reached here).
%A 63/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1885
%T This was a wet year; the Swakop (c. 23 S 16E, region 63) reached the sea. Temperatures sank to -1.2 o C in May and again in September (Dove, 19XX). The Kuisep (c. 23 S 16E, region 69) was strong and reached the sea (Rehbock, 1898, Drought Comission).
%A 63
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1886
%T There was a flood at Otjimbingue (22S 16E).
%A 65
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1886
%T The Omusema (22S 17E), a tributary of the Swakop (c. 23 S 16E), came down so strongly that it pushed the Swakop back and flowed in its bed (Jaeger, 19XX)..
%A 69
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1886
%T The Kuisep (c. 23.5 S 16E) twice reached Roodebank, but not because of heavy rains - this was because of a high water table caused by excessive rains of the previous year.
%A 63/65/69
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1887/1888
%T The agricultural years 1887/88 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The drought was severe in 1888/89 in the south (Fisher, 1974). The Drought Commission (1924) similarly reported that the years 1887-1890 were ones of drought, particularly in the south.
%A 63/65/69
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1888/1889
%T The agricultural years 1887/88 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The Drought Commission (1924) similarly reported that the years 1887-1890 were ones of drought, particularly in the south.
%A 63/65/69
%F -3
%K Central Namibia
%D 1889/1890
%T The agricultural years 1887/88 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The Drought Commission (1924) similarly reported that the years 1887-1890 were ones of drought, particularly in the south.
%A 65
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1891
%T Dry near Okamborombonga (21S, 17.5E) (Drought Commission).
%A 63/69
%F +1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1891
%T Generally wet in Namibia, but dry near Okamborombonga (21S 17.5E, region 65); Herero cattle died (Drought Commission). Probably a year with a severe winter, as snow fell at Windhoek and lay overnight (Dove, 19XX). The Omuveruma flowed (presumably region 63 or 65 in central Namibia; appears to be near the town of Okosongomingo).
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1892
%T The agricultural year 1891/92 was one of good to very good rains.
(Drought Commission)
%A 63
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1892
%T This was a dry year at Omaruru (21S 16E) (Drought Commission).
%A 65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1892
%T This year was one of generally good to very good rains over Namibia, excluding Omararu (see above entry). The Omuveruma flowed. Drought commission describes it as a flood year (reference is from Irle, missionary at Gobabis, so probably refers to Gobabis region).
%A 71
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1893
%T There was grass at Nonidas and Rooibank (c. 23.5S,15E) (Drought Commission).
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1893
%T The Omuveruma flowed and the year was in general wet in Namibia, except in areas to the north including Gobabis. August 1893 was particularly rainy, and it was a rainy year in Hereroland (c. 22S 18E, region 65) (Jaeger, 19XX). In 1893 the Swakop (23S 16E, region 63) reached the sea and the Kuisep (23.5S 16E, region 65) was strong (Rehbock, 1898). Stengel (1970) says the Kuisep reached the sea; says strongest flow of Swakop until 1916/17.
%A 61/65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1893/1894
%T The agricultural year 1893/94 was one of drought in areas to the north (region 61) and was a bad gardening year (apparently dry) at Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1894/1895
%T Generally, the agricultural years 1894/95 and 1895/96 were ones of drought, but the Omuveruma River still flowed. It was dry at Okahandja (22S 17E) (Drought Commission).
%A 65
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1895/1896
%T Generally, the agricultural years 1894/95 and 1895/96 were ones of drought, but the Omuveruma River still flowed. The 1895/96 drought was very severe (Fisher, 1974). It was dry at Okahandja (22S 17E) (Drought Commission) in 1896. Drought in 1895/96 at
Gobabis (22.5S 19E).
%A 63/65
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1896/1897
%T The years 1896/97 to 1898/99 were generally wet years over most of Namibia, except for drought near Omaruru (21S 16E, region 63) in 1898. NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements. Part of the period may have been quite dry near Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65). The Omuveruma flowed and in 1897 the Swakop (23S 16E, region 63) reached the sea. Wet at Okahandja (22S 17E, region 65).
%A 63
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1897/1898
%T The years 1896/97 to 1898/99 were generally wet years over most of Namibia, except for drought near Omaruru (21S 16E, region 63) in 1898. NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements. Part of the period may have been quite dry near Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65). The Omuveruma flowed and in 1897 the Swakop (23S 16E, region 63) reached the sea. Wet at Okahandja (22S 17E, region 65).
%A 65
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1897/1898
%T The years 1896/97 to 1898/99 were generally wet years over most of Namibia, except for drought near Omaruru (21S 16E, region 63) in 1898. NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements. Part of theperiod may have been quite dry near Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65). The Omuveruma flowed and in 1897 the Swakop (23S 16E, region 63) reached the sea. Wet at Okahandja (22S 17E, region 65).
%A 63/65
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1898/1899
%T These were generally wet years over most of Namibia, except for drought near Omaruru (21S 16E, region 63) in 1898. NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements. Part of the period may have been quite dry near Gobabis (22.5S 19E, region 65). The Omuveruma flowed and in 1897 the Swakop (23S 16E, region 63) reached the sea. Wet at Okahandja (22S 17E, region 65).
%A 63/65/69
%F -1
%K Central Namibia
%D 1899/1900
%T This was a somewhat dry year, but the Omuveruma continued to flow.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1900
%T Drought in Namibia, but Omuveruma continued to flow.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1901
%T Drought in Namibia, but Omuveruma continued to flow.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1902
%T Drought in Namibia. Omuveruma ceased to flow.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1903
%T Drought in Namibia. Omuveruma no longer flowed.
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1904
%T The Kuisep and the Swakop reached the sea (Stengel, 1970). This was a wet year, but afterward the rains decreased.
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1909
%T Wet year according to XXX, but Stengel (1970) says Kuisep not reach sea and Swakop was weak as reached the sea.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1911
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1912
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1913
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1914
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1915
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1916
%T Year of drought in Namibia
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1917
%T Kuisep and Swakop reached the sea (Stengel, 1970). Wet year.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1918
%T Drought year in Namibia.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1919
%T Drought year in Namibia.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1920
%T Drought year in Namibia.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1921
%T Drought year in Namibia.
%A 63/65/69
%F -2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1922
%T Drought year in Namibia.
%A 63/65/69
%F +2
%K Central Namibia
%D 1923
%T Kuisep reached the sea (Stengel, 1970). This was a wet year. There was a severe flood at Otjimbingue, but not as severe as the floods of 1884 and 1886. NOTE: check timing of the 1883 and 1884 entries - some discrepancy with this one.
%A
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1682
%T Pools in the Holrevier (near Elandsfontein, c 31 S, 18 E) were generally deep and the Stinck River was probably full (Mossop, 1931).
%A
%F
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1683
%T The Stinck River was in this year no more than a "sluit" and pools in the Holrevier (31S 18E) dried up about one foot since the previous year. This year was extremely dry; near Klawer, it looked as if it had not rained for a whole year (Mossop, 1931).
%A
%F
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1685
%T Valentyn experienced rain on November 14 near Port Nolloth and on ovember 23 found very large trees washed up along the seashore near Buffel's river (Theal, 1910; Raidt, 1971).
%A
%F
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1686
%T In January, Valentyn went on an elephant hunt in the area at about 32 S and saw several of them (Theal, 1910; Raidt, 1973).
%A
%F
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1771
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A
%F
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1773
%T Van Reenen said that the sea still reached Nonidas then and he saw elephants and giraffes there (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1792
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1798
%T Drought (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1833
%T Drought in Namibia, over most of country (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1837
%T Probably a year with reasonable rainfall at Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall, 1959). Alexander (1838) waited until January for rain at Warmbad; several rains there and to the north. This is apparently the rainy season 1837/38.
%A 78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1838
%T Probably a year with reasonable rainfall at Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall, 1959).
%A 78/82
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1838/1839
%T Probably a year with reasonable rainfall at Warmbad (28.5S 19E) and much snow at Lily Fountain in the Kamiesbergen (west of Kamieskroon, 30.5S 18E) (Tindall, 1959; Backhouse, 1844). This is apparently the rainy season 1838/39.
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1840
%T Probably a year of drought at Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall, 1959).
%A 82
%F -3
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1840
%T In February drought forced many to leave the Kamiesbergen (30.5S 18E; there was a famine by early March. Uitkonst escaped this summer drought, as rain fell there c. April 1 (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1841
%T At Nisbett Bath (near Warmbad) (28.5S 19E) no rain had fallen in the ten months January to November (Tindall, 1959).
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1842
%T In late February there were unusually heavy rains near Warmbad (28.5S 19E) , which caused rivers to overflow. Rest of year probably no rain (Tindall, 1959). This is the 1841/42 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1843
%T On February 10, there was rain near Warmbad (28.5S 19E), but as of early April the rainy season was passing. It was, however, probably a year of drought (Tindall, 1959). This is the 1842/43 season.
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1844
%T Tindall (1959) says in February at Warmbad (28.5S 19E) that
the area had undergone two years without rain, except for two
slight and "partial" showers. This is 1843/44 rainy season.
%A 63,69
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1844
%T Drought prevented their (Tindall's) trip to Damaraland (c.
21S 18E). However, an abundance of rain fell on April 25.
The Commission (1924) also gives this as a drought year.
This is 1843/44 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1845
%T On June 15, near Warmbad (28.5S 19E) there was no water in
the Vaan River (28.5S 19E) and the Caapfontein dried up
(Tindall, 1959). This is the 1844/45 rainy season.
%A 78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1846
%T Probably a year with reasonable rainfall near Warmbad (28.5S
19E) (Tindall, 1959). This is 1845/46 rainy season.
%A 78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1847
%T Probably a year with sufficient rainfall near Warmbad (28.5S
19E) (Tindall, 1959). This is 1846/47 rainy season.
%A 78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1848
%T A year with good rainfall near Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall,
1959). This is 1847/48 rainy season.
%A 65/69
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1848
%T In November there were several falls of rains and there was
plenty of green grass for the oxen and no problems with
drought on the November-December journey from Warmbad (28.5S
19E) to Gobabis. This is 1848/49 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1849
%T Probably a year of drought near Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall,
1959). This is 1848/49 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1850
%T Probably a year of drought near Warmbad (28.5S 19E) (Tindall,
1959). This is 1849/50 rainy season.
%A 65/69
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1851
%T Drought between Gobabis (22.5S 19E) and Warmbad (28.5S 19E). Travel between these places in May and June, 1851, was difficult because of the drought, no grass or water being found. Tindall's group finally found water on July 3 near Warmbad (Tindall, 1959).
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1851
%T Drought between Gobabis (22.5S 19E) and Warmbad (28.5S 19E). Travel between these places in May and June, 1851, was difficult because of the drought, no grass or water being found. Tindall's group finally found water on July 3 near Warmbad (Tindall, 1959). This refers to the 1850/51 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1851
%T However, finally on November 29, 1851, rain fell abundantly in
Warmbad. On December 15 there was again some rain, but most
places were still dry. The November 29 rain broke a long
drought and famine (Tindall, 1959). This refers to the 1851/52 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -3
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1852
%T In March, 1852, Blydeverwachtung (NE of Warmbad; 28S 20E) was still
suffering a long and severe drought. The riverbed was dry
after April (Tindall, 1959). This is 1851/52 rainy season.
%A 78
%F -3
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1853
%T Drought continued in the Warmbad area (28.5S 19E) in 1853 and the
riverbed remained dry (Tindall, 1959). This is 1852/53 rainy
season.
%A 78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1854
%T In early January the drought continued at Warmbad (28.5S 19E), but on January 31 and February 1 or later, rain poured and
the riverbed was filled for the first time since April 1852
(Tindall, 1959). This is 1853/54 rainy season. Caused by
torrential rain.
%A 82
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1856
%T In April (in the dry season) there was a torrential rain
between St. Helena Bay (c. 30S 18E) and the mouth of the
Orange River (something that had happened only four times in
sixteen years (QJRMS, 1873, p. 97). Caused by torrential rain.
%A 82
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1866
%T Also in this year a torrential rain fell in April between the
mouth of the Orange River and St. Helena Bay (c. 30S 18E)
(QJRMS, 1873, p. 97). Caused by torrential rain.
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1867
%T A year of general drought over Namibia (Drought Commission,
1924).
%A 82
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1868
%T As in 1856 and 1866, a torrential rain fell in April between
the mouth of the Orange River and St. Helena Bay (c. 30S 18E)
(QJRMS, 1873, p. 97).
%A 82
%F -1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1873
%T Again a dry season rain (in March) in the above region
(QJRMS, 1873, p. 97).
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1879
%T General drought over Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 69/70/78
%F -3
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1883/1884
%T Severe drought in southern Namibia (Drought Commission,
1924, Fisher, 1974).
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1886/1887
%T The agricultural years 1886/87 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The rains in the first of these years were near normal. The drought was very severe in the agricultural year 1888/89 in southern Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924, Fisher, 1974). NOTE: this entry appears to be based on actual rainfall records.
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1887/1888
%T The agricultural years 1886/87 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The rains in the first of these years were near normal. The drought was very severe in the agricultural year 1888/89 in southern Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924, Fisher, 1974). NOTE: this entry appears to be based on actual rainfall records.
%A 69/70/78
%F -3
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1888/1889
%T The agricultural years 1886/87 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The rains in the first of these years were near normal. The drought was very severe in the agricultural year 1888/89 in southern Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924, Fisher, 1974). NOTE: this entry appears to be based on actual rainfall records.
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1889/1890
%T The agricultural years 1886/87 to 1889/90 were years of drought. The rains in the first of these years were near normal. The drought was very severe in the agricultural year 1888/89 in southern Namibia (Drought Commission, 1924, Fisher, 1974). NOTE: this entry appears to be based on actual rainfall records.
%A 69/70/78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1891/1892
%T The agricultural years 1891/92 to 1894/95 were ones of
generally very good rainfall in southern Namibia, with
rainfall being near normal in the last of these (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1892/1893
%T The agricultural years 1891/92 to 1894/95 were ones of
generally very good rainfall in southern Namibia, with
rainfall being near normal in the last of these (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1893/1894
%T The agricultural years 1891/92 to 1894/95 were ones of
generally very good rainfall in southern Namibia, with
rainfall being near normal in the last of these (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1894/1895
%T The agricultural years 1891/92 to 1894/95 were ones of
generally very good rainfall in southern Namibia, with
rainfall being near normal in the last of these (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F -2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1895/1896
%T This agricultural year was one of very severe drought in southern Namibia
(Drought Commission, 1924).
%A 69/70/78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1896/1897
%T The agricultural years 1896/97 to 1899/1900 were ones of
generally very good rains in southern Namibia. However in
1897/98 and 1899/1900 rainfall was just above normal (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1897/1898
%T The agricultural years 1896/97 to 1899/1900 were ones of
generally very good rains in southern Namibia. However in
1897/98 and 1899/1900 rainfall was just above normal (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +2
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1898/1899
%T The agricultural years 1896/97 to 1899/1900 were ones of
generally very good rains in southern Namibia. However in
1897/98 and 1899/1900 rainfall was just above normal (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 69/70/78
%F +1
%K Southern Namibia/Northwestern Cape
%D 1899/1900
%T The agricultural years 1896/97 to 1899/1900 were ones of
generally very good rains in southern Namibia. However in
1897/98 and 1899/1900 rainfall was just above normal (Drought
Commission, 1924). NOTE: this appears to be based on rainfall measurements.
%A 68
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1826
%T Famine in eastern Botswana (Parson, 1972).
%A 68
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1827
%T Famine in eastern Botswana (Parson, 1972).
%A 68
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1928
%T Famine in eastern Botswana (Parson, 1972).
%A 68
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1829
%T Famine in eastern Botswana (Parson, 1972).
%A 68
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1834
%T Famine in eastern Botswana (Parson, 1972).
%A 62
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1844
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 62
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1845
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 62
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1846
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1847
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852. This statement suggests that 1847, 1848, and 1849 were also dry - later entries confirm that 1850 and 1851 were dry.
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1848
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852. This statement suggests that 1847, 1848, and 1849 were also dry - later entries confirm that 1850 and 1851 were dry.
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1849
%T According to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in the years 1844, 1845, 1846 in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato (23.5 26E), and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). The years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852. This statement suggests that 1847, 1848, and 1849 were also dry - later entries confirm that 1850 and 1851 were dry.
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1849
%T In June the Makarikari salt pans were dry (Kirby, 1939; Livingstone, 1875; Chapman, 1868/1971). NOTE: this does not necessarily indicate dry year; by June, the flood may not have reached the salt pans. This is probably related to conditions around the Okavango, but local rains cannot be ruled out.
%A 60/68
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1850
%T Widespread drought in Bamangwato (23.5 26E) and Sebitoane's
country (18.5 24E) (Theal, 1910).
%A 60/68
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1851
%T Widespread drought in Bamangwato (23.5 26E, region 68)
and Sebitoane's country (18.5 24E, region 60) (Theal, 1910).
In April 1851 Leyland (1866) said it was very dry near Kobbe
(21S 25E) and they had to send for the rainmaker.
%A 68
%F +1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1852
%T In July Chapman (1868/1971) found a permanent water pool
called Kobe (pan) (21S 25E), a rainwater vley and several
pools.
%A 68
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1853
%T Near Motlatsa (far north of Mahalapye; 22S 25E) the rains
were delayed beyond the usual time and the country near
Nchokotsa (Shokotsa) (21S 25E) was parched in February
(Livingstone 1875).
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1853
%T The Mokoko River, which in the memory of living persons was
once a flowing stream, was then dry (21 to 22S, 25.5E).
%A 62
%F +2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1853
%T Andersson said that Kobis had probably had heavy rains recently (as of July 1853), as the place was a magnificant sheet of water (c. 21S, 22.5E).
%A 62
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1853
%T Andersson said that Lake Ngami was very low when he arrived there c. August 1, 1853, but that its waters rose 3 feet while they were there (during the dry season). They were troubled by excessive drought 8 days from the lake and there was drought in Bechuana country near the lake, which the natives blamed on Moffat.
%A 62
%F
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1853
%T In March the annual flood of the Chobe arrived up north and
rains were copious near Kama-Kama (20S 25E), north of the
Nwetwe saltpans, but water in the ponds (presumably near
Kama-Kama) was nevertheless rapidly disappearing
(Livingstone, 1875; Chapman, 1868).
%A 60
%F
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1854
%T In January the swamp was dry near Chapo's town (21S 24.5E)
but near Shogotsa (21S 25E), the salt pans had 2 feet of
water (NOTE - this may mean local rainfall). There was rain
in the area on January 14, 21, 24 and late in the year
several showers in late November or early December.
%A 68
%F +1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1854
%T The fountains in the area east of Lake Ngami (probably
Bamangwato; 23.5S 26E) were not dry when Chapman was there.
%A 60 or 62
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1854
%T Drought in Bechuana country near the lake (probably c. 20.5S
23E). The rainmaker blamed it on Moffat (Andersson 1856).
%A 62
%F -3
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1854
%T In November there was famine near Lechulatebe's town
(c. 20.5S 23E), just east of Lake Ngami, as a result of long and
continued drought (this may have begun in earlier years;
probably at least 1853) (Chapman 1868).
%A 60
%F +1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1855
%T On Chapman's journey through the Chenamba Hills (18S 25E) in
March there were frequent thunderstorms and abundant rainfall
fell (Chapman, 1868).
%A 63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1856/57
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well. Green, however, reports
unusually heavy rains near Lake Ngami (20.5S 22/5E) and the Baklari desert during the first half of 1857(Hutchins, 1889). (NOTE - I believed he traveled via the Ghanzi ridge).
%A 62
%F +2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1856/57
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well. Green, however, reports unusually heavy rains near Lake Ngami (20.5S 22/5E) and the Baklari desert during the first half of 1857 (Hutchins, 1889). (NOTE - I believed he traveled via the Ghanzi ridge).
%A 62/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1857/58
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well. Green, however, reports unusually heavy rains near Lake Ngami (20.5S 22/5E) and the Baklari desert during the first half of 1857 (Hutchins, 1889). (NOTE - I believed he traveled via the Ghanzi ridge).
%A 62/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1858/59
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions remain so in that year as well. Green, however, reports unusually heavy rains near Lake Ngami (20.5S 22/5E) and the Baklari desert during the first half of 1857 (Hutchins, 1889). (NOTE - I believed he traveled via the Ghanzi ridge).
%A 62/63/65
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1859/60
%T The four years 1856/57 to 1859/60 were extremely dry in the
country between Otjimbingue (22.5S 16E) and Lake Ngami and in
January 1860 Chapman expresses fear that the conditions
remain so in that year as well. Green, however, reports
unusually heavy rains near Lake Ngami (20.5S 22/5E) and the
Baklari desert during the first half of 1857
(Hutchins, 1889). (NOTE - I believed he traveled via the
Ghanzi ridge).
%A
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1860
%T In December Chapman spoke of unprecedented drought, with such
dryness that it was scarcely possible to travel between Lake
Ngami and Otjimbingue. To the east of this latter place,
there had been no rain of any consequence during the entire
year and no grass at all. This would have been the 1859/60 rainy season and the beginning of the 1860/61 rainy season. Trees and bush were bare. Chapman
speaks of a rapid desiccation during the four previous years
(1868/1971).
%A 62
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1861
%T There was a drought in the area near Koobye (21S 23E), SW of
Lake Ngami, and as of September 29, there had been no rain
for a year. Chapman had never seen the area so dry, though
he had been there frequently since 1849. However, there were
heavy rains in late October and in November in that area
(near Koppie) (21S 23E), and again frequent heavy rains
through December. Baines describes the dryness of the Ngami
country in August to December (Chapman,
1868/1971).
%A 68
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1862
%T There was apparently drought in the country east of Lake
Ngami (probably Bamangwato; 23.5S 26E) as in April Chapman
remarked how much it had changed since his visit in 1854 and
numerous fountains had dried up. The river was high but the
natives said it was an unusually dry year so far with no rain
of consequence for two months (March and April). Finally at
the end of April there were three days of rain.
%A 57/62/63/65/71
%F +2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1862
%T Except in the coutry east of Lake Ngami (probably Bamangwato
- see above entry) both 1862 and 1863 were quite favorable. In those
years there were unusually heavy rains (Chapman, 1868/1971)
along the Zambezi (region 57) and in the area (regions 63,65,71)
between Walfischbai and Lake Ngami, where natives said the
rains were the heaviest known by the oldest inhabitants. Dwellings
were destroyed. In May 1863 there was a good harvest near Lake
Ngami (region 62) (Chapman, 1968/1971; Gamble 1885).
%A 57/62/63/65/71
%F +2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1863
%T Except in the coutry east of Lake Ngami (probably Bamangwato
- see above entry) both 1862 and 1863 were quite favorable. In those
years there were unusually heavy rains (Chapman, 1868/1971)
along the Zambezi (region 57) and in the area (regions 63,65,71)
between Walfischbai and Lake Ngami, where natives said the
rains were the heaviest known by the oldest inhabitants. Dwellings
were destroyed. In May 1863 there was a good harvest near Lake
Ngami (region 62) (Chapman, 1968/1971; Gamble 1885).
%A 62
%F -2
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1879
%T Drought near Lake Ngami (c. 20.5S 22.5E) (Gamble, 1885).
NOTE: this is probably the 1879/80 rainy season).
%A 68/73/74
%F +1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1884
%T Good rains between Dundee (Natal) (28S 30E) and the
Makarikari pans (c. 21S, 25-26E).
%A 62
%F -1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1890/1891
%T Dry in the Ngami are (c. 20.5S 22.5E), according to von
Francois (Kokot).
%A 62
%F +1
%K Northern Botswana
%D 1899
%T Unusually rainy in the Ngami area (c. 20.5S 22.5E), according
to Scolefield (Kokot).
%A 77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1812
%T In July Burchell found much grass along the way from c.
26.5S/24E to Kuruman (27.5S 24E), although it was somewhat
drier further south (probably c. 28S 24E - region 76). Near
Litakun (near Kuruman, same as Lattakoo) he had no difficulty
finding water. Apparently there were good rains in this year
(Burchell, 1953).
%A 76
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1812
%T In July Burchell found much grass along the way from c.
26.5S/24E to Kuruman (27.5S 24E), although it was somewhat
drier further south (probably c. 28S 24E - region 76). Near
Litakun (near Kuruman, same as Lattakoo) he had no difficulty
finding water. Apparently there were good rains in this year
(Burchell, 1953).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1818
%T This was apparently a year of drought near Mashow (26.5S 24E)
(Kirby, 1939): the rainmaker was sent for but he was
unsuccessful in making rain. August 8 was the first spring
rain of the year at Kuruman (27.5S 24E) (Campbell, 1822).
%A 77
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1819
%T Dry season in the Kuruman area (27.5S 24E) (Kirby, 1939;
Campbell, 1822).
%A 77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1820
%T Early in the year (January and February) there was a lack of
rain near Kuruman (27.5S 24E); when the rainmaker failed, the
chief asked the missionaries c. February 28 to pray for rain.
They did and it rained nearly every week since; rain was very
abundant in March and April. In late April the Manapanne
Lake was over 1 mile in circumference and probably formed
from rain water. Lake Chu-y-ing Mirebooh was at least five
miles in circumference. On April 21, 22, 28 and 29 there
were torrential rains day and night in the Morolong country. In early May the Molopo River was 10 yards wide
and 2 feet deep in the Marotzee country near Kurreechane
(25.5S 25.5E). In May torrential rains fell in the country
between Kurreechane and the Mashow River (near Kuruman).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1820
%T The lake nearby at Meribohwhey was 5 to 6 miles in circumference.
Torrential rain fell in early June near Lattakoo (Kuruman)
and the Kuruman River. The first spring rain of the year at
Kuruman fell in July and was accompanied by a thunderstorm.
On July 8 there was snow on the ground there, a sight the
missionaries had never seen there, not even on the hills
(these apparently accompanied the passage of a cyclone).
Campbell mentions that abundant winter rains fall in this
part of Botswana, stating that this is not in accord with
Moffats's description of the area's climate. He also reports
that the bed of the Kuruman River was dry near Kuruman, but a
considerable stream where they passed it near Patanee (27S
24E) and Maklareen Rivers (Kirby, 1939; Campbell, 1822).
%A 77
%F
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1820/1821/1822/1823/1824/1825/1826/1827/1828/1829/1830c.
%T According to the natives, about this time the Kuruman area
(27.5S 24E) was much wetter than in the early 1830s.
Campbell confirmed their story for the early part of this
period. Until c. 1832 the Matlaring River ran at Kuruman and
springs were more numerous and the Kuruman River held much
more water (Kirby, 1939).
%A 77
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1823
%T When Thompson crossed the Lattakoo River (Mashowing) near
Kuruman (27.5S 24E) in June, it was then only a chain of
pools (Thompson, 1827).
%A 77
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1832
%T Very little rain in the Kuruman area (27.5S 24E); the
Matlaring River ceased to run near Kuruman. Dryness in this
and the next two years confirmed by Andrew Smith, a Baclaru
chief and bushmen (Kirby, 1939).
%A 78
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1832
%T Khuis area (26.5S 22E) was very dry, as was the southern
Kalahari (c. 26S 21E) (Kirby, 1939)
%A 77
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1833
%T Very little rain in the Kuruman area; the Matlaring River was
dry at Kuruman (27.5S 24E) (Kirby 1939).
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1833
%T Khuis area (26.5S 22E) and the southern Kalahari (c. 26S 21E)
were very dry (Kirby, 1939).
%A 77/78
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1834
%T Very little rain in the Kuruman area (27.5S 24E); the
Matlaring Rivery was dry at Kuruman. Drought prevented
Andrew Smith from reaching Kuruman. Khuis area (26.5S 22E)
and the southern Kalahari (c. 26S 21E) were very dry (Kirby,
1939; Hutchins, 1889).
%A 78
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1835
%T This was a year of drought at Khuis (26.5S 22E) and in the
surrounding southern Kalahari, but a year of abundant rains
near Kuruman (27.5S 24E - region 77) (NOTE: see if this is my
summary or if the statement is found in the sources). All
waters were dried up from Machua or Marrebing to Mobil (i.e.,
from Mashowing River or Madebing (26.5S 23E - region 77) to
Maubel Hill, c. 45 miles NW). In February there was no rain
at the sources of the Hart River or at Taungs (near Kuruman)
- the country was dry and parched - and the Kuruman River was
dry in this month, which was normally the rainy season. The
area received rain on three days in early March and a few
drops late in the month, but in the Langebergen (29S 23E; SW
of Kuruman) the waters were still quite dry. Some vleys
there contained water, but none of those on the west side of
the mountain, and wells had recently dried up. Natives told Smith that there had been no rains in the Kalahari for several years and that all of the waters dried up.
%A 74/76/77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1835
%T While March remained quite dry (NOTE: today it is the wettest
month) in the Kuruman area (region 77), heavy rains fell in
April and apparently continued through May (also see region 78 entry, above, for 1835). Smith experienced several heavy May rains near Great Choai (26..5S
25E - region 74) and found an abundance of water in low
grounds and valleys. Moffat also experienced several May
rains, occasionally heavy, near Motito (27S 24.5E - region
76), just to the northeast (c. 40mi) of Kuruman; and near
Lottakane (probably Lattakoo = Litakun) in late May, water flowed abundantly in rivers.
%A 68
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1835
%T Both Moffat and Smith report several occasions of June rains
in the Tulane area (near Zeerust) and hail and very cold
weather (region 74). On June 12 rain continued throughout
the night and there was frost on June 18 (also in the Tulane
area). Smith remarks that the Oori River (north of
Rustenberg; 25S 28E - region 68) contained unusually little
water; several small lakes existed to the west of it (July).
He also reports several occasions of frost and/or freezing
temperatures in July and August and persistent dryness in
September, when the Oori (also called Krokodile or Limpopo)
River continued drying up, as did other waters, and several
posts to the west had to be abandoned for lack of water. In
early October the streams and rivers in the valleys of the
Kurreechane Hills (25.5S 25.5E) were all dry and it remained
dry in this area and southward to Kuruman throughout the
month (Kirby, 1939, 1940; Wallis, 1976).
%A 77
%F -3
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1838
%T Severe drought in Kuruman (Kotze 1951) in March (27.5S 24E).
%A 77
%F +2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1841/1842c.
%T Heavy rains and unusually large melon crop near Motito (c. 40
miles northeast from Kuruman; 27.5S 24E) (Livingstone, 1875).
%A
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1843/1844
%T ???Livingstone says it was exceptionally dry - the location
was not given but it could be Namibia instead of Botswana
(Drought Commission).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1845
%T Four years of drought, 1845 to 1848, at Chokuane (near
Gaberone) (24.5S 25.5E), according to Livingstone. He said
that there was not more than 10" of rain together in the
second and third year of the mission and the Kolobeng River
there ran dry (Livingstone, 1975).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1846
%T Four years of drought, 1845 to 1848, at Chokuane (near
Gaberone) (24.5S 25.5E), according to Livingstone. He said
that there was not more than 10" of rain together in the
second and third year of the mission and the Kolobeng River
there ran dry (Livingstone, 1975).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1847
%T Four years of drought, 1845 to 1848, at Chokuane (near
Gaberone) (24.5S 25.5E), according to Livingstone. He said
that there was not more than 10" of rain together in the
second and third year of the mission and the Kolobeng River
there ran dry (Livingstone, 1975).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1848
%T Four years of drought, 1845 to 1848, at Chokuane (near
Gaberone) (24.5S 25.5E), according to Livingstone. He said
that there was not more than 10" of rain together in the
second and third year of the mission and the Kolobeng River
there ran dry (Livingstone, 1975).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1849
%T In June there was still drought at Chokuane (24.5S 25.5E)
(Livingstone, 1875). It was so severe, Livingstone wrote in January, 1849, that the people had survived the previous six months entirely on locusts (Hitchcock, REF).
%A 60
%F -3
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1850
%T Severe and widespread drought in Sebitoane's country (18.5S
24E) and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E) (Livingstone, 1875). Hitchcock (REF) suggests the drought persisted from 1845 to 1851 when Livingstone was living at Kolobeng (this appears to be the same as the above references to Chokuane).
%A 60
%F -3
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1851
%T Severe and widespread drought in Sebitoane's country (18.5S
24E) and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E) (Livingstone, 1875). Hitchcock (REF) suggests the drought persisted from 1845 to 1851 when Livingstone was living at Kolobeng (this appears to be the same as the above references to Chokuane).
%A 77
%F +3
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1852
%T This was a year of very good rains in the Kalahari and near
Kuruman (27.5S 24E), but possibly one of continuing drought
in the Gaberone area (24S 25.5E).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1852
%T This was a year of very good rains in the Kalahari and near
Kuruman (27.5S 24E), but possibly one of continuing drought
in the Gaberone area (24S 25.5E, region 74).
%A 77
%F +3
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1852
%T Near Motito (c. 40 miles northeast of Kuruman; 27.5S 24E) the
heavy rains brought an unusually large melon crop, something
which seemed to occur in 10 or 11 year cycles and had
happened on 3 or 4 occasions before (Livingstone, 1875;
Hutchins, 1889).
%A 68
%F +2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1854
%T Very heavy rains this year in southeastern Botswana. In
June Moffat experienced several days of heavy rain near
Litabaruba (near Shoshong; 23.5S 26E) and that area had a
good harvest of corn. NOTE: drought occurred when Moffat first arrived in Kuruman and the natives blamed him. May have been 1830s - check it out.
%A 74
%F +2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1854
%T Near Kopang (24S 25.5E) early November was rather dry and
water scarce, despite occasional light rain but heavy rains
commenced in late November (i.e., 1854/55 season) (Wallis, 1976).
%A 60/68/74
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1857
%T There was a thunderstorm but little rain on August 9 at Kanye
(25S 25.5E - region 74). At Throng (c. 10 miles NE) the
previous year (1856/57 season) was too wet, so the crops were
not particularly good. On August 14 a thunderstorm with very
heavy rain and cold temperatures caused Moffat to stop at
Litabaruba (c. 100 miles N of Mafeking; 23.5S 26E - region
68). This weather may have persisted as long as four days.
On August 26 there was rain near Shoshong, but not much, and
several pools of water stood in the area; on the 27th there
was a thunderstorm there without rain. Moffat had no
difficulty finding water in August and September on nearly
the whole route from Kuruman to Bulawayo (20S 28.5E - region
60), so the good rains apparently reached as far as Kuruman
(27.5S 24E, region 68) (Wallis 1976).
%A 77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1862 or 1863
%T Good rains in the Kalahari (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 68
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1865
%T Leask found in November dry rivers near Mahalapye where he
had expected to find water (Wallis, 1954). [Presumably this
refers to the town SW of Ngami (c. 23.5S 22.5E), not the
current Mahalapye]
%A 76
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1873
%T As of November, there had not been a drop of rain for months
between Kimberly (28S 25E) and Vryburg (27S 24.5E). In
February of that year there seemed to Holub to be a drought
NW of Kimberly near the Vaal, as many waterholes and springs
were dry, but a torrential rain fell in mid-March.
%A 68
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1873
%T Holub experienced incessant rain in June near Shoshong (23.5S 26E), i.e., in the middle of the dry season (Holub, 1881).
%A 68
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1875
%T Drought near Shoshong (23.5S 26E) in June. There were heavy rains on June 22, near the Shaneng River, which was 60 ' wide (Holub, 1881).
%A 68
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1876/77
%T Drought at Shoshong (23.5S 26E) (Hitchcock, REF). This drought was particularly severe and the population ate grass to survive. Hepburn, a resident missionary, competed with local rainmakers and was successful. Khama, the Ngwata chief after 1875, thus instituted a day of prayer to replace the rainmaking ceremony.
%A 68/74
%F -1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1878
%T This was a very dry year in Botswana (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1879
%T Drought at Kweneng (Jwaneng) in 1879 (Hitchcock, REF).
%A
%F +2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1880
%T Heavy rains along the Molopo River (c. 26S 26E to 28S 24E),
such as had not been experienced for years (Gamble, 1885).
%A 77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1885
%T Copious rains in the Kalahari (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77
%F +1
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1894
%T Flood of the Kuruman River (c. 27.5S 24E) due to heavy rains
in the regions of its headwaters (Wellington, 1955).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1895
%T Barber travelled along the Mashowing (Lattakoo) and Molopo Rivers in 1895 and found them dry (Kokot)..
%A 74
%F -2
%K Southern & Southeastern Kalahari
%D 1896
%T Drought at Kweneng (Jwaneng) in 1896 (Hitchcock, REF).
%A 77/78/81/82
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1804
%T Drought in the region (31S 25E) between Schneeberg and the
banks of the Orange River (Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A 76/77
%F -1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1811
%T Near Griquatown (29S 23E, region 77) there was no rain October 22 to
November 9, but there were thunderstorms with torrential
rains on November 11 and 13. In this same area (Klaarwater;
29S 24.5E, region 76) the country was parched in early December due to a
long absence of expected rains. There was great drought
"everywhere" (Burchell, 1953).
%A 77/80
%F +1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1812
%T This drought continued through the first half of January,
which was usually the heart of the rainy season. The rainy
season finally began around January 10 and there were six
days of heavy rain January 10-15 at Klaarwater (Griquatown;
29S 23E, region 77). In mid-February the heaviest shower of the season
fell with hail at Klaarwater and near Aakaap a lake formed
from the tremendous quantity of rain. In late February near
Kaabis Kraal (at the Brak River; 30.5S 24E, region 80) NW of de Aar, the
river bed was dry in most places, with only a few ponds, but
looked as if it must be a deep river during the rainy season.
There was incessant rain February 28 and March ??, and
several additional falls of heavy rain in March on the way to
Graaf Reinet (32S 24.5E), with hail and flooding destroying
crops on March 19. Heavy rain fell in the Sneeuwberg (31.5 S
25E, region 77) on March 22 and 23. On June 7 snow fell at Klaarwater
and lay one day; this was the first snow Burchell had seen
north of the Gariep (Orange) River. There was frost near
Blink Klip, which the natives said was extremely rare. In July near Kuruman there was plenty of grass and drinking water; the same near Litaku (ENE of Kuruman; 27S 24E) and along the route to Kuruman from Klaarwater, although it was somewhat
drier in the south. Rains were apparently good. NOTE:
Burchell made regular meteorological observations during his
two years in the area (Burchell, 1953). Also, rains appear to have
arrived late this year.
%A 77
%F +1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1820
%T According to Campbell, there was excessive rain on several
days in March near Griquatown (29S 24E), forcing him to
interrupt his journey. At Lattakoo (Kuruman; 27.5S 24E)
there was a drought threatening the crops in February and the
rainmaker was unsuccessful. The missionaries had a prayer
meeting to pray for rain c. February 28 and there was rain
every week since (up into March) (Campbell, 1822). NOTE: rains
appear to have been late this year. NOTE: this same entry is
found in greater detail under Southern and Southeastern Kalahari.
Sutton (1974) describes a series of drought years in northern Griqualand in the early 1820s (see 1821 entry); the above would indicate this did not commence until 1821.
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1821
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S, 23E, region 77) in the early 1820s, to about 1825 (Sutton, 1974). NOTE: northern Griqualand appears to be the region around Griquatown and Kuruman, with southern Griqualand being closer to Phillipolis. There was drought as well as in the Northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80) (Ross, 1974).
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1822
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S, 23E, region 77) in the early 1820s, to about 1825 (Sutton, 1974). NOTE: northern Griqualand appears to be the region around Griquatown and Kuruman, with southern Griqualand being closer to Phillipolis. There was partial drought in the Northeast of the Cape Colony (toward the north) (c. 31S 24E, region 80) (Ross, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1823
%T There was still drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E, region 77) but the drought broke in the Northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80), where many stock were there killed by floods and snow in the Sneeuwbergen (c. 29.5S 25E) (Ross, 1974).
%A 80
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1823
%T There was still drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E, region 77) but the drought broke in the Northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80), where many stock were there killed by floods and snow in the Sneeuwbergen (c. 29.5S 25E) (Ross, 1974).
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1824
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S, 23E, region 77) in the early 1820s, to about 1825 (Sutton, 1974) and locusts in the Northeast Cape (c. 31S 24E, region 80) (Ross, 1974).
%A 76/77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1825
%T Drought probably continued in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E, region 77) and drought began in southern Griqualand (c. 29.5S 23E, region 76) and continued throughout the period 1825 to 1829 (Sutton, 1974). Drought was a continual plague in the Northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80) during the period 1825 to 1829 (Ross, 1974).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1826
%T Some break in the drought prevailing in the Northeast Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80) and but drought continued in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E, region 76) (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1826
%T Some break in the drought prevailing in the Northeast Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80) and but drought continued in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E, region 76) (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 76/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1827
%T Drought in the Northeast Cape (c. 31S 24E, region 80) and southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E, region 76) during the years 1825 to 1829 (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 76/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1828
%T Drought in the Northeast Cape (c. 31S 24E, region 80) and southern
Griqualand (c. 30S 25E, region 76) during the years 1825 to 1829 (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 76/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1829
%T Drought in the Northeast Cape (c. 31S 24E, region 80) and southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E, region 76) during the years 1825 to 1829 (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 76/80
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1830
%T The previous drought broke with a flood of the Orange River; it was in flood for 3 months and the boers could not cross it and return to their farms (Sutton, 1974; Ross, 1974).
%A 80
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1831
%T Good rains and good conditions over the veld of the Northeast of the Cape Colony in the years 1831 to 1833; the veld was almost continually sufficient (c. 31S 24E) (Ross, 1974).
%A 80
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1832
%T Good rains and good conditions over the veld of the Northeast of the Cape Colony in the years 1831 to 1833; the veld was almost continually sufficient (c. 31S 24E) (Ross, 1974).
%A 80
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1833
%T Good rains and good conditions over the veld of the Northeast of the Cape Colony in the years 1831 to 1833; the veld was almost continually sufficient (c. 31S 24E) (Ross, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1833
%T Drought in northern Griqualand 1833 to 1839 (c. 28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T There was drought in northern Griqualand 1833 to 1839 (c. 28.5S 23E) (Sutton 1974)
%A 76
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T There were good crops in southern Griqualand (c. 29.5S 23E).
Near Philippolis there was one inch of snow in August and
several occasions with freezing temperatures in August and
September.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T In September, there was much water in the Caledon River
(c. 30S 27E, region 75) and frequent and abundant rain in September
and October near Bethulie (30.5S 26E, region 76) and to the southwest
and west of Lesotho. Grass was abundant but appeared to be from
he previous season. In late September the spring at Scoorsteinberg
(NW of Bethulie) was dry, although its minimum is usually December
and January. In November there was also heavy rain southwest and
west of Lesotho (c. 30S 27E, region 75) and some flooding (Kirby 1939).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T In September, there was much water in the Caledon River
(c. 30S 27E, region 75) and frequent and abundant rain in September
and October near Bethulie (30.5S 26E, region 76) and to the southwest
and west of Lesotho. Grass was abundant but appeared to be from
he previous season. In late September the spring at Scoorsteinberg
(NW of Bethulie) was dry, although its minimum is usually December
and January. In November there was also heavy rain southwest and
west of Lesotho (c. 30S 27E, region 75) and some flooding (Kirby 1939).
%A 76
%F -1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T There was rain on five days in mid-December at Philippolis
but the spring there was still weak (Kirby, 1939). NOTE: presumably the
spring in the 1834 entry is the same as this one.
%A 80
%F -3
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1834
%T In the years 1834 to 1838 "heavy, continuous, and crippling drought in the Northeast Cape Colony, Producing permanent migrations of the northern frontier boers across the Orange River into the Orange Free State and the Transvaal" (Ross, 1974).
%A 76
%F +2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1835
%T There was apparently some relief from the drought near
Griqualand and Douglas in November and December, because
Andrew Smith commented on torrential rain in late November,
with ground water so abundant that the whole country looked
like a series of lakes. It rained several days in December
and the Orange River rose eight feet in the course of a day
but rapidly sank again (Kirby, 1939; Rossy, 1974). Expected
September rains withheld (Kotze, 1951). NOTE: this probably
relates to the 1835/36 season.
%A 80
%F -3
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1835
%T In the years 1834 to 1838 "heavy, continuous, and crippling drought in the Northeast Cape Colony, Producing permanent migrations of the northern frontier boers across the Orange River into the Orange Free State and the Transvaal" (Ross, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1835
%T Drought in northern Griqualand 1833 to 1839 (c. 28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1836
%T Continuing drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E,
region 77) and the northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80)
in these years (Harris, 1838; Ross, 1974; Sutton, 1974). Drought was very bad at
Kuruman in March (Kotze, 1951); Wilson says rains had gradually
diminished during the previous 30 to 40 years. The Griquatown
mission broke up in 1838 because the fountain had been continually
falling.
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1837
%T Continuing drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E,
region 77) and the northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80)
in these years (Harris, 1838; Ross, 1974; Sutton, 1974). Drought was very bad at
Kuruman in March (Kotze, 1951); Wilson says rains had gradually
diminished during the previous 30 to 40 years. The Griquatown
mission broke up in 1838 because the fountain had been continually
falling.
%A 77/80
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1838
%T Continuing drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E,
region 77) and the northeast of the Cape Colony (c. 31S 24E, region 80)
in these years (Harris, 1838; Ross, 1974; Sutton, 1974). Drought was very bad at
Kuruman in March (Kotze, 1951); Wilson says rains had gradually
diminished during the previous 30 to 40 years. The Griquatown
mission broke up in 1838 because the fountain had been continually
falling.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1839
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E). In Griquatown
(29S 23E) there was an unusual scarcity of water in August,
but by October the Orange River had already flooded there
three times within the year. There were probably out-of-
season rains in the Great Karroo (33S 22E) that year, as
there was no grass (it generally springs up from December and
January rains), but in October and November there were many
flowers. In June snow fell near Philippolis (Backhouse,
1844).
%A 76
%F +1
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1840
%T See above entry: probably good rains during the 1839/40 rainy
season because of the high floods of the Orange River near
Griquatown (29S 23E).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1844
%T Drought in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E) (Sutton, 1974) in the years 1844, 1845 and 1846; according to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in these years in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato, and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). These years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1845
%T Drought in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E) (Sutton, 1974) in the years 1844, 1845 and 1846; according to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in these years in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato, and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). These years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1846
%T Drought in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E) (Sutton, 1974) in the years 1844, 1845 and 1846; according to Livingstone's Private Journals, there was also tremendous, widespread drought in these years in Sebitoane'scountry (23 S, 26.5 E), Bamangwato, and Botaoana (c. 20.5S 23E). These years in this last area were the worst in a series of remarkably dry years ending c. 1852.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1850
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) (Livingstone,
1960; Sutton; 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1851
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) (Livingstone,
1960; Sutton; 1974).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1859
%T Drought in southern Griqualand (c. 30S 25E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -3
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1862
%T Severe drought throughout the Union of South Africa (Drought
Commission)
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1864
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1865
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1866
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1867
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1868
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1869
%T Drought in northern Griqualand (c. 28.5S 23E) in the years
1864 to 1869 (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1876
%T Drought in northern Griqualand in the years 1876 to 1880 (c.
28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1877
%T Drought in northern Griqualand in the years 1876 to 1880 (c.
28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1878
%T Drought in northern Griqualand in the years 1876 to 1880 (c.
28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1879
%T Drought in northern Griqualand in the years 1876 to 1880 (c.
28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 77
%F -2
%K Northeast Cape & Griqualand
%D 1880
%T Drought in northern Griqualand in the years 1876 to 1880 (c.
28.5S 23E) (Sutton, 1974).
%A 72/73
%F +2
%K Natal
%D c. 1787/1788/1789
%T Exceptionally wet, according to tree-ring evidence (c. 29S
30E).
%A 72/73
%F
%K Natal
%D c. 1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T Sharp decline in rainfall, according to tree-ring evidence
(c. 29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D c. 1800/1801/1802/1803/1804/1805/1806/1807/1808/1809/1810
%T Drought in whole of Zulu country (c. 29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F -3
%K Natal
%D 1820/1821/1822/1823/1824
%T Famine in Natal and, according to treerings, low rainfall (c.
29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F +1
%K Natal
%D 1825 or 1826
%T Isaac experienced heavy rains in Natal well into June (c. 29S
30E).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1827
%T Drought in Zulu country 1827 to 1829 (Webster, REF). This drought and the later ones c. 1833-36 and 1845 are probably what propelled the Ngoni northward on their great trek.
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1828
%T Drought in Zulu country 1827 to 1829 (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1829
%T Drought in Zulu country 1827 to 1829 (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1833
%T Drought in Zulu country 1833 to 1836 (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1834
%T Drought in Zulu country 1833 to 1836 (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1835
%T Drought in Zulu country 1833 to 1836 (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1835/36
%T No rain in Zululand in 1835/36 (Gardner).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1836
%T Drought in Zulu country 1833 to 1836 (Webster, REF).
%A 72
%F -2
%K Swaziland
%D 1844
%T Drought in Swaziland (reference unknown).
%A 72/73
%F -2
%K Natal
%D 1845
%T Drought in Zulu country (Webster, REF).
%A 72/73
%F -3
%K Natal
%D c. 1846/1847/1848/1849
%T Famine in Natal and, according to treerings, low rainfall (c.
29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F -3
%K Natal
%D c. 1860/1861
%T Famine in Natal and, according to treerings, low rainfall (c.
29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F -3
%K Natal
%D 1862
%T Severe drought throughout the Union of South Africa (Drought
Commission) (c. 29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F +2
%K Natal
%D 1868
%T Exceptionally heavy rainfall in Natal in winter (August) (c.
29S 30E).
%A 72/73
%F +1
%K Natal
%D 1869
%T In late March, south of Pietermaritzburg (30S 30E), Mohr
experienced almost daily showers. Later, near Johannesburg
(26S 28E), he found frost and ice on the ponds.
%A 72/73
%F +2
%K Natal
%D 1873
%T Heavy rains in Natal (winter rains) (c. 29S 30E).
%A 72/72
%F +1
%K Natal
%D 1884
%T Good rains between Dundee (28S 30E) and Makarikari Pans (21S
26E) (Kokot).
All references from Hall 1976 unless otherwise noted.
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1632 pre
%T Long drought in the Cape peninsula, which occurred before van
Riebeek's arrival, caused pasture to wither and Hottentots to
scatter (Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1652
%T The winter (July and August) was exceptionally severe at the
Cape. Parts of Table Mountain were white with snow and there
was so much rain that the land resembled a sea (Hutchins,
1889).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1681
%T Drought north of Piketberg and south of Olifant's River
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1682
%T Drought north of Piketberg and south of Olifant's River
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1683
%T Drought north of Piketberg and south of Olifant's River
(Theal). In September the Stincck River was a mere "sluit"
and it looked as if it had not rained the whole year. Also
in September the pools in the Holrivier were quite dry, a
foot shallower than during the previous year. The Doornbusch
River was also quite dry and as of September 27, the area had
had only one rain during the year (Mossop, 1931).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1684
%T Drought north of Piketberg and south of Olifant's River
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1685
%T After the four drought years, abundant rains fell in this
year: there was heavy and continuous rain c. September 17
(near Lambert's Bay) and streams which van Meerhof and Bergh
found to be parched ravines in the drought years were in 1685
streams a meter or more deep. The country at the Tigerberg
was covered with grass and flowers; today this area is quite
barren (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1689
%T SE winds prevailed in the Cape from Cape Town to Aberdeen
throughout January and up until the first half of Marach;
they were still frequent in late March and April. On January
XX there was heavy rain (NW wind) near Mossel Bay. On the
whole route from Cape Town (Janauary 4) to Aberdeen (February
20) and return (April) there was rainy on one day in January,
6 days in February, 4 days in March and no rain the the first
10 days of April. Near Buffels Jagt (15 mi E of Swellendam,
the Drooge Revier was dry in mid-January (Mossop, 1931).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1698/1699/1700/1701/1702/1703/1704
%T In each of these years, drought in the corn-growing
districts of the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1705
%T In the Cape Colony there was heavy but unseasonal rain as
wheat was being reaped, but the year as a whole was a good
crop and rainfall season. In Stellenbosch meteorological
ovservations were made: June 14-30, 4 days rain, 3 days with
NW wind; July, 9 rain days and at leasat 4 days with NW wind;
August 1-13, fair; December 7-19 was fair, but rain fell on
the 20th. On December 25 and 26 there were very heavy and
continuous rains, causing floods; the rise of rivers was
almost as high as during the whole wet season: this was
"unprecedented weather" and it was "most unlikely that ever
before such a frightful rain was experienced in the heart of
summer (the dry season)". Between Olifant's River and
Piketberg, October and November were very rainy, and numerous
rivers flooded or swelled (Theal, Fouche, 1970, Raidt, 1970).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1706
%T Good season (rainfall and crops) in the Cape Colony. At
Stellenbosch, the unprecedented summer rains continued: the
SE wind, which seldom brings rain in the rainy season,
brought incessant rain showers and thunderstorms on several
January days. Heavy rains fell January 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11
and February 11 and 23, damaging vineyards and washing corn
crops away. "This is most unusual, something which has
within the memory of man never happened in the heart of the
dry season". The river rose again quickly (Theal, Fouche,
1970).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1707
%T Good season (rainfall and crops) in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1708
%T Good season (rainfall and crops) in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1709
%T Good season (rainfall and crops) in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1710/1711/1712
%T Three years of drought in the corn-growing districts of the
Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1713
%T Ample rainfall in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1717/1718/1719/1720
%T Four years of drought in the corn-growing districts of the
Cape Colony (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1721
%T In winter, rainfall in this area changed for the better and
crops were good (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1722/1723/1724
%T Good corn crops and large export in these three years, and
ample rainfall (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1725
%T Drought in the cron-growing districts of the Cape Colony, but
there was still a large export, due to the good rains and
abundant crop of the preceding year (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1738
%T Drought in the corn-growing districts of the Cape Colony
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1751/1752
%T In these years the SE wind prevailed from November to April
and was also frequent in June through October; NW wind was
frequent only in July, August, and to a lesser extent May.
From August, 1751, to July, 1752, rains fell on 8 or more
days in all months except September, January (7 days),
February and March (Gordon).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1755/1756
%T Drought years in the corn-growing districts of the Cape
Colony. In 1755 the drought was severe in the early months,
but after June there was abundant rain (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1763/1764/1765
%T Drought prevailed in all three years in the corn-growing
districts; in 1763 it was severe and the SE gales set in
early and strong (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1771
%T There was drought, not particularly severe, in the corn-
growing districts of the Cape Colony and a poor harvest
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1772
%T Drought in the corn-growing districts of the Colony, very
mild winter at Cape Town, with hail once or twice and no snow
(Theal, Thunberg, 1795, Sparrman, 1789).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1773
%T Drought in the corn-growing districts of the Cape Colony. In
October there was hail still lying on mountain tops at the
Cape, but in general the winter was extremely dry and mild
(Theal, Thunberg, 1795, Sparrman, 1789).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1774
%T Drought in the corn-growing districcts, but a mid-summer
(December) cold in the Roggeveld: frost, rain, hail and snow
for 24 hours, N and NW winds, ice on ponds of Esterhuyseh's
farm; in general mild and dry winter (Sparrman, 1789,
Thunberg, 1795, Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1775
%T Drought in the corn-growing districts of the Cape Colony,
said to be one of the mildest winters known at the Cape with
only 7 falls of rain at Cape Town in June and no snow. The
drought was quite universal, extending far to the east and
noth beyond the borders of the Colony (Theal; Sparrman, 1789;
Thunberg, 1795).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1776
%T Drought in the corn-growing districts of the Cape Colony and
elsewhere, particularly severe in winter, less so in summer
(Theal; Sparrman, 1789; Thunberg, 1795).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1777
%T Severe drought in the Cape Colony, particularly in the corn-
growing districts (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1783/1784
%T Severe drought in western parts of the Colony and the corn-
growing districts (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1785
%T Protracted drought in the Colony and the harvest failed
entirely (Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1786
%T The drought broke, allowing for a good harvest in 1787
(Theal).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1787/1788/1789/1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796
%T The season (rainfall and crops) were good in these ten years
and there was no food scarcity in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A 81
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1798
%T Scanty crops, apparently insufficient rainfall, in these this
year in the western Karroo (near Roggeveld; 32.5S 20.5E).
Poor harvests and apparently insufficient rainfall in the
Cape Colony (Theal; Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A 81
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1799
%T Scanty crops, apparently insufficient rainfall, in these this
year in the western Karroo (near Roggeveld; 32.5S 20.5E).
Poor harvests and apparently insufficient rainfall in the
Cape Colony (Theal; Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A 81
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1800
%T Scanty crops, apparently insufficient rainfall, in these this
year in the western Karroo (near Roggeveld; 32.5S 20.5E).
Poor harvests and apparently insufficient rainfall in the
Cape Colony (Theal; Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A84
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1801
%T Abundant rain and good crops in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A 81/84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1803
%T The usually expected winter rains did not fall in 1803 and 1804
in the western Karroo (near Roggeveld; 32.5S 20.5E, region 81).
Poor harvests and apparently insufficient rainfall in the
Cape Colony (region 84) (Theal; Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A 81/84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1804
%T The usually expected winter rains did not fall in 1803 and 1804
in the western Karroo (near Roggeveld; 32.5S 20.5E, region 81).
Poor harvests and apparently insufficient rainfall in the
Cape Colony (region 84) (Theal; Lichtenstein, 1812).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1804
%T The years 1804 and 1805 were unusually bad for crops and rainfall
(Theal).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1805
%T The years 1804 and 1805 were unusually bad for crops and rainfall
(Theal).
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1806
%T Poor crops in the Cape Colony (Theal).
%A 84
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1811
%T The rainy season set in earlier than usual at the Cape (c.
34S 18.5E), and rain fell abundantly in April and May. In
June, winter was described as unusually warm, but in early
June there were two or three days of snow on the western
mountains of the Cape. At the end of June there was snow on
the summits of the mountains near Wellington (Winterhoek) and
the weather "began to assume some aspect of the rainy
season". Snow covered the mountains north of Ceres and in
the Verkeerde Valley was a large lake (near Ceres) which has
an outlet during the rainy season.
%A 82/83
%F -1
%K Cape Province -Western
%D 1811
%T Near Touwsrivier (c. 33.5S 20.5E, region 82) there was drought in July;
rivers and streams were dry and rain had not yet fallen.
Supposedly no rain had fallen in the Karroo (c. 32.5S 20E, region 83) in
June and July, but August was very rainy (near Middle
Roggeveld) and snow lay in shadows in the Roggeveld. Snow
fell in late August near the Sa??rivier (c. 32 S) and fresh
grass there suggested recent rains (Burchell, 1953).
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1819/1820c.
%T Drought near Cape Town (?) (32S 18.5E).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1821
%T In the three years 1821, 1822, and 1823 drought plagued the Cape Colony (c. 33S
20E), with the exception of Cape Town. Drought was severe in the areas affected (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1822
%T In the three years 1821, 1822, and 1823 drought plagued the Cape Colony (c. 33S
20E), with the exception of Cape Town. Drought was severe in the areas affected (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1823
%T In the three years 1821, 1822, and 1823 drought plagued the Cape Colony (c. 33S
20E), with the exception of Cape Town. Drought was severe in
the areas affected (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 84
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1821
%T The area near Cape Town (32S 18.5E) apparently experienced
drought just before this time, as Hutchins said that floods
there in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought.
%A 84
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1822
%T Floods in this year in the Cape Town area (23S 18.5E). In
July 1822 there were storms and excessive rainfall in the
Cape area.
%A 81/82
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1822
%T Drought was very severe in the Great Karroo (c. 32S 20E, region 82)
at the foot of Zwartberg in the fourteen months before 1823; man, cattle
and sheep were lost. In July 1823, it was less dry toward the Warm
Bokkeveld Mountains (c.33S 19.5E, region 81), where rain had recently
fallen (Thompson, 1827; Gamble, 1885).
%A 81/82
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1823
%T Drought was very severe in the Great Karroo (c. 32S 20E, region 82)
at the foot of Zwartberg in the fourteen months before 1823; man, cattle
and sheep were lost. In July 1823, it was less dry toward the Warm
Bokkeveld Mountains (c.33S 19.5E, region 81), where rain had recently
fallen (Thompson, 1827; Gamble, 1885).
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1829
%T In this year there was no wine (from the Cape Peninsula; c.
34.5S 18.5E)) because of bad seasons.
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1830
%T In this year there was no wine (from the Cape Peninsula; c.
34.5S 18.5E)) because of bad seasons.
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1831
%T In this year there was no wine (from the Cape Peninsula; c.
34.5S 18.5E)) because of bad seasons. In late February 1831
Alexander experienced a heavy rain and thunderstorm near
Clanwilliam (Theal; Alexander, 1838).
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1832
%T In this year there was no wine (from the Cape Peninsula; c.
34.5S 18.5E)) because of bad seasons.
%A 84
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1833
%T In this year there was no wine (from the Cape Peninsula; c.
34.5S 18.5E)) because of bad seasons.
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1835
%T Alexander (1838) said that because of drought, in all of 1835 there was not a soul between Kowsie and the Orange River.
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1840
%T In June there was snow on the mountains of the Koud
Bokkeveld, a phenomenon which supposedly lasts for three
months (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 84
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1841/1842
%T This was a fruitful season in the Cape area (c. 32S, 18.5E),
with apparently ample rainfall (Theal; Chase, 1967). Assume this
refers to 1841 rainy season.
%A 84
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1859
%T There was an unusually severe drought in most of the Cape
Colony, particularly severe in the east (Theal).
%A 84
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Western
%D 1883pre
%T Before this time and in 1883 itself, there was a long series
of drought years (Hutchins, 1889).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1775
%T Sparrman reported great drought everywhere, with not a drop
of rain in the Camdebo (near Graaf Reinet; 32S 24.5E) as of
December. In September the Drooge and Vet Riviers were dry
east of Swellendam (c. 34S 21E) and drought prevailed there.
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1776
%T In January Sparrman still reports drought in the Camdebo
area; says this year was driest in memory in that area. In
March of this year Sparrman experienced a dleuge near
Honingklip.
%A 81
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1789/1790/1791/1792/1793c.
%T Five years of drought in the central Cape (33S 22E) (Theal,
vol. 4) and Karroo.
%A 81
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1812
%T This was a wet year in much of the central Cape (33S 22E).
There was such a tremendous quantity of rain in February that
a lake formed near Aakaap(33S 23E). In the area near de Aar there was
very frequent and very heavy rain in February and March, with
such a rain (together with hail) flooding and destroying
crops around March 19. In late March there was also heavy
rain in the Sneeuwberg. Despite this rain, the Brak River
near Kaabis Kraal (NW of de Aar; 30.5S 24E) was quite dry in
February, with water standing in only a few ponds, but
Burchell remarked that it must be a deep river during the
rains (Burchell, 1953).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1820
%T As of about June or earlier in 1820, Beaufort (32.5S 23E)
remained without rain for over three years, until at least
June 1823 (Hutchins 1889, Thompson 1827).
%A 80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1821
%T As of about June or earlier in 1820, Beaufort (32.5S 23E)
remained without rain for over three years, until at least
June 1823 (Hutchins 1889, Thompson 1827).
%A 80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1822
%T As of about June or earlier in 1820, Beaufort (32.5S 23E)
remained without rain for over three years, until at least
June 1823 (Hutchins 1889, Thompson 1827).
%A 81
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1823
%T There was a severe drought in the fourteen months before July
1823 in the Great Karroo (33S 22E) at the foot of the
Zwartberg; cattle and sheep were lost. In early July it was
less desolate toward the Warm Bokkeveld Mountains (33S
19.5E), where rain had fallen recently. There was much snow
in the Sneeuwberg in late May, but this turned to hail and
rain out of the mountains. In June there was 1/2" of ice on
the ponds in the Sneeuwberg and snow near Graaf Reinet (32S
24.5E) (Thompson, 1827).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1827
%T Probably dry; see 1829 and 1830 entry (32.5S 23E).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1828
%T Probably dry; see 1829 and 1830 entry (32.5S 23E).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1829
%T Generally dry in the area near Beaufort (32.5S 23E), springs
apparently dried up. This situation may have begun some
years before (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1830
%T Generally dry in the area near Beaufort (32.5S 23E), springs
apparently dried up. This situation may have begun some
years before (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80/82
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1831
%T Steedman remarks in November that recent rains made the
country near Beaufort (32.5S 23E) look like a marshy lake,
this being an "unusual circumstance since the district for
some years past had been subject to continued drought." Also
in November the Swartberg Mountains had been completely
covered with snow; the cold was greater than had been known
for years. Heavy rain had fallen in the Karroo near
Worcester (33.5S 19.5E) and the area was very green
(Steedman, 1835).
%A 80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1832
%T This year was also unusually dry near Beaufort (32.5S 23E),
and the springs may have dried up (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1833
%T This year was also unusually dry near Beaufort (32.5S 23E),
and the springs may have dried up (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1834
%T The dryness apparently continued near Beaufort (32.5S 23E).
In mid-August there was 1" of snow at Philippolis (Backhouse,
1844; Kirby, 1939).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1835
%T The dryness continued near Beaufort (32.5S 23E) and the
springs were probably dry (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1836
%T In September there was a tremendous deluge at Graaf Reinet
(32S 24.5E), but apparently continuuing dryness or drought
near Beaufort (32.5S 23E) (Backhouse, 1844; Harris, 1838;
Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1837
%T Apparently continuing drought, or at least relatively dry
conditions, near Beaufort (32.5S 24E) (see 1839) (Backhouse,
1844).
%A 80
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1838
%T Apparently continuing drought, or at least relatively dry
conditions, near Beaufort (32.5S 24E) (see 1839) (Backhouse,
1844).
%A 80
%F 0
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1839
%T In November the Stoltz River near Beaufort (32.5S 24E) was
dry, except for a few pools, but late rains had revived
vegetation, which was fresher than in the 10 years past.
However, there was not enough rain to revive the springs in
the area.
%A 81
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1839
%T There appear to have been out-of-season rains in the Karroo
(c. 33S 22E) in this year, with many flowers (due to October
or November rains) but little grass (which arises from
December or January rains) (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 80/81/83
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1862
%T Severe drought throughout the Union of South Africa (Drought
Commission).
%A 83
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1869
%T Forest fires in the Knysna area (c. 34S 23E) (Gamble, 1885).
%A 81
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1870
%T Very rainy in the Karroo (c. 33S 22E) (Drought Commission).
%A 81
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Central
%D 1876
%T Drought in the Karroo (c. 33S 22E) (Drought Commission).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1775
%T Unusually severe drought, but several showers in December on
the route from the Camdebo to the coast along Sondag's River
(Sparrman, 1975).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1776
%T Near Kabeljouw River (near Port Elizabeth; 34S 25.5E) summer
drought had affected the whole surrounding country, although
there were heavy rains on many days in February in nearby
Plettenberg's colony (near Salem, Grahamstown) (Sparrman,
1977).
%A
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1783/1784
%T While severe drought plagued the western parts of the Colony
in these years, rain was abundant in the east (Theal).
%A 79
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1818
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). This implies a likely drought in at least 1820, 1819 and maybe earlier.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1819
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). This implies a likely drought in at least 1820, 1819 and maybe earlier.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1820
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). This implies a likely drought in at least 1820, 1819 and maybe earlier.
%A 79
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1820
%T Late heavy rains in October had swollen rivers near Salem
(33.5S 26.5E). At Reed Fountain (near Salem) the rains had
began c. June 20 (Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1821
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). The drought continued in this year at Albany (Hutchins, 1889). In June 1821 there was a flood in Grahamstown (33S 26.5E) from rains and wind accompanying a hurricane (Hammond-Tooke,
1972).
%A
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1821
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). The drought continued in this year at Albany (Hutchins, 1889). In June 1821 there was a flood in Grahamstown (33S 26.5E) from rains and wind accompanying a hurricane (Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1822
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). The drought continued in this year at Albany (Hutchins, 1889).
%A
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1822
%T Great floods in 1821 and 1822 ended a period of drought that affected Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E), Transkei, and Albany (33S 27.5E). The drought continued in this year at Albany (Hutchins, 1889). In June 1821 there was a flood in Grahamstown (33S 26.5E) from rains and wind accompanying a hurricane (Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 79
%F +3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1823
%T In October the eastern districts were devastated by flood, an
occurrence never known before; every rill became a torrent.
From October 5 to 13, Somerset East (32S 25.5E) experienced a
very severe six-day rain, while a deluge of rain lasted a
fortnight (c. October 5-23). Thunderstorms accompanied the
rains. This ended a period of drought (Theal; Thompson,
1827; Hinchliff, 1971).
%A 79
%F +3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1828
%T Great floods in the Eastern Cape; the Buffalo River (c. 33S
28E) rose tremendiously (Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 79
%F -1
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1829
%T Near Grahamstown (Wesleyville; 33S 26.5E) the rains arrived
late and in October (c. October 2) they had to send out for a
rainmaker. There still was no rain until c. October 16 when
four days of incessant rain filled rivers and the ground. A
good harvest was expected (Hammond-Tooke, 1972).
%A 79
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1834
%T Great drought in the eastern part of the province (area of
Ft. Beaufort (33S 27E), East London (33S 28E), Port Alfred
(33.5S 27E), Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E)). This was
especially so in September and October (Pollock and Agnew,
1963; Cambridge History, 1963; Chapman, 1868/1971).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1836
%T In July it rained heavily and repeatedly during Harris' whole
journey near Grahamstown (33S 26.5E). At Assegai Bush (c.
33.5 S, 26 E) there was frost and the brooks were all frozen
over, a sight not witnessed for years (Harris, 1838; Hammond-
Tooke, 1972).
%A 83
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1838
%T There was famine near Uitenhage (34S 25.5E) in December,
apparently corn was scarce (Backhouse, 1844).
%A 79
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1839
%T There was a great drought on the eastern frontier and a famine in
March in the area due to war and insects. In March near
Kingwilliamstown (33S 27.5E) late rains produced an autumnal
spring and a second blossoming. c. May 11 a wet and cold
winter had begun at the Kat River District and in May heavy
rains fell near Somerset (Backhouse, 1844; Cambridge History,
1963, Hutchins).
%A 77/79
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1840/1841/1842/1843/1844/1845/1846/1847/1848/1849
%T This decade was considered the "hungry 40s" on the eastern
frontier. Apparently crops and probably rainfall were poor
(Cambridge History, 1963).
%A 77/80/79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1841
%T In the Eastern Cape Province, abundant rainfall and good
crops (Backhouse, 1844; Chase, 1967). Hutchins says there was good rainfall in 1841 and 1842 in the eastern part of the Cape Colony, near Kingwilliamstown.
.
%A 83
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1842
%T A fruitful season in Algoa Bay (c. 34S 26E) and apparently
good rainfall early in the year. Hutchins says there was good rainfall in 1841 and 1842 in the eastern part of the Cape Colony, near Kingwilliamstown.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1842
%T Later in the year (probably 1842/43 rainfall season) there
was protracted drought in the eastern province, severe in
Kaffraria (near the Kat River) (c. 33S 27.5E). Both the Fish
River (c. 33S 26E) and Sondag's River (c. 33.5S 25.5E) ceased
to flow (Backhouse, 1844; Hutchins, 1889).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1843
%T There was an abundance of rain in Kaffraria (c. 33.5S 27.5E)
in April and May (possibly unseasonal, considering the 1842
drought). There was a storm in Algoa Bay on August 29
(Backhouse, 1844).
%A 79
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1845
%T Buck Adams travelled 17 hours through deep snow on the
Winterberg (c. 32.5S 27E) near Somerset. A regiment was
driven back by snow there in October and pitched tents in
snow 2-feet deep (Gordon-Brown, 1941).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1846
%T There were good rains and crops in this year in the eastern
Cape Colony and the Kat River flooded (Hutchins, 1889;
Marloth, 1908).
%A 79
%F +3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1847
%T In December 1846 and January 1847 there were very heavy rains
near New (East?) London (East London = 33S 28E). There were
good rains and crops in this year in the eastern Cape Colony
(Hutchins, 1889; Marloth, 1908). In 1847 and 1848 there were
floods in all eastern rivers, including the Kat River (c. 33S
27.5E), and flood water covered the Beaufort bridge (probably
near Ft. Beaufort - c. 33S 26.5E) (Hutchins, 1889; Marloth,
1908).
%A 79
%F +3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1848
%T There were good rains and crops in this year in the eastern
Cape Colony and the Kat River flooded (Hutchins, 1889;
Marloth, 1908). In 1847 and 1848 there were floods in all
eastern rivers and flood water covered the Beaufort bridge
(probably near Ft. Beaufort - c. 33S 26.5E) (Hutchins, 1889;
Marloth, 1908).
%A 79
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1849
%T Good rainfall and crop season (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1850
%T Drought in the Eastern frontier of the colony (Ft. Beaufort
33S 26.5E, East London 33S 28E, Port Alfred 33.5S 27E,
Kingwilliamstown 33S 27.5E area) (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1851
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year (Hutchins, 1889; Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1852
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year (Hutchins, 1889; Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1853
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year (Hutchins, 1889; Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1854
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year. There were very wet season in 1854 and 1855 and
the Buffalo River (Natal?) flooded in both years (Hutchins,
1889; Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1855
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year. There were very wet seasons in 1854 and 1855 and
the Buffalo River (Natal?) flooded in both years (Hutchins,
1889; Pollock and Agnew, 1963).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1856
%T Good rainfall and crop season in the eastern Cape Colony in
this year.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1857
%T This year was part of a four-year period of drought which
affected most of the country except Natal.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1858
%T This year was part of a four-year period of drought which
affected most of the country except Natal.
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1859
%T This year was part of a four-year period of drought which
affected most of the country except Natal. The drought was
exceptionally severe in 1859, especially in the east (Pollock
and Agnew, 1963; Theal).
%A 79
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1860
%T This year was part of a four-year period of drought which
affected most of the country except Natal.
%A 79
%F
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1860/1861/1862/1863/1864/1865/1866/1867/1868/1869
%T There was nearly a decade of droughts on the eastern frontier
(Cambridge History, 1963).
%A 79
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1861
%T Drought in this year was more severe than earlier (Hutchins,
1889).
%A 79
%F -3
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1862
%T Severe drought throughout the Union of South Africa (Drought
Commission).
%A
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1862/1863
%T 1862/63 was an exceedigly wet season (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1872/1873
%T 1872/73 was a season of drought in the eastern provinces
(Hutchins, 1889; Gamble, 1885).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1873
%T The years 1873, 1874 and 1875 were very wet and crops were apparently very good (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1874
%T The years 1873, 1874 and 1875 were very wet and crops were apparently very good (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F +2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1875
%T The years 1873, 1874 and 1875 were very wet and crops were apparently very good. There were floods at the end of 1874 and heavy rains in early
1875 (Hutchins, 1889; Theal).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1876
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1877
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1878
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1879
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1880
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1881
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1882
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1883
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1884
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A 77/79/80
%F -2
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1885
%T This year was part of a nine-year period of drought in the
eastern Cape Colony, ending after 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
NOTE: 10 years indicated in the source. See climate of
eastern Cape to see if refers to nine years beginning 1876/77
and ending 1884/85.
%A 77/79/80
%F +1
%K Cape Province-Eastern
%D 1885ff
%T A return of good rains; rainfall was tremendous in 1885 (Hutchins, 1889).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1714c.
%T Drought in Changamire's territory (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1744/1745
%T Drought and famine in the Zumbo are (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1758
%T In 1758 the gold washeries of Mixonga north of Tete had to be
abandoned for a few years because the workers could not be
fed (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1759
%T Immediately before this year there was wide spread drought in
the Zambezi Valley and in neighboring areas and the Zambezi
flood (in the delta) failed to appear (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1777
%T In Delagoa Bay, the rains apparently failed (Liesegang,
1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1791
%T Local famine near Delagoa Bay and Inhambane (Liesegang,
1978). Palmstems collected, dried and pounded for food.
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1792/1793/1794/1795/1796
%T Local famine to north of Delagoa Bay and Inhambane
(Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D c. 1799-1803
%T The Mahlatule famine of c. 1799-1803 affected NE Zambia and NW Mozambique and caused the Yao to disperse into the Malawi region.
%A
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1799-1803
%T There was drought in Tete 1799 to 1803 (Webster, REF).
%A 56
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1794/1795/1796/1797/1798
%T Drought produced famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E) (Roberts, 1974).
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1822
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period there was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1823
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1824
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 43
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1824/1825
%T Possibly a deficit in agricultural production near Inhambane
(Liesegang 1978).
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1825
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1826
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1827
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1828
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1828
%T In 1828 and 1829 hunger induced most of the inhabitants of Sena
(18S 36E) to abandon their town (Liesegang, 1978). Groups of
warriors from Barue and neighboring areas were looking for
food. Problem probably extended to Sofala, as well, as grain
was shipped into there from Mozambique.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1829
%T In 1828 and 1829 hunger induced most of the inhabitants of Sena
(18S 36E) to abandon their town (Liesegang, 1978). Groups of
warriors from Barue and neighboring areas were looking for
food. Problem probably extended to Sofala, as well, as grain
was shipped into there from Mozambique.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1829
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1830
%T During the period 1822 to 1830 there was famine near Sena (18S 36E) in those parts where agriculture was largely dependent on rainfall (Liesegang, 1978). Apparently induced by low rainfall. During this period this was drought in some years in Inhambane.
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1843/44
%T There was famine in Sofala (20S 35E) in 1844 (no cause given, but probably poor rains in the 1843/44 season) and a drought in the beginning of 1845 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1844/45
%T There was famine in Sofala (20S 35E) in 1844 (no cause given, but probably poor rains in the 1844/45 season) and a drought in the beginning of 1845 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 56
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1850c.
%T Livingstone (in his Narrative) mentions that famine and drought were frequent at Tete around mid-nineteenth century (Fisher, 1974).
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1854
%T Famine at Sena (18S 36E) in January and, according to
Livingstone, at Tete (16.5S 33.5E) (Liesegang, 1978; Roberts, 1974).
%A 56
%F 0
%K Mozambique
%D 1855
%T Adequate rainfall at Tete (16.5S 33.5E), according to
Livingstone (1875) (NOTE: this appears to relate to the
1855/56 rainy season).
%A 58
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1856
%T Famine in Quelimane (18S 36E) was supposed to have
contributed to increase in slave trade (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 56/66/67
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1858
%T Drought and famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E, region 56), according to
Livingstone. At Inhambane (24S 35.5E, region 66) in November 1858
drought forced the population to rely on food and wild fruits,
and in the Limpopo Valley (23S 33E, region 67) there was drought and
famine in 1859-60 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 56
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1859
%T Drought and famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E, region 56), according to
Livingstone.
%A 56/67
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1859/60
%T In the Limpopo Valley (23S 33E, region 67) there was drought and
famine in 1859-60 (Liesegang, 1978). Rainfall at Tete for this year
(1859/60) totaled 852 mm (Kirk, 1865).
%A 56
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1860/1861
%T Rainfall at Tete totaled 1200 mm (Kirk, 1865).
%A 55/56/58/67
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1861
%T Drought caused a famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E - region 56),
according to Livingstone, and affected also the Mang'anja of
the middle Shire Valley (c. 16S 35E - region 55) and the
lower Zambezi (18S 35.5E - region 58) was unusually low in 1861 to 1863 (Roberts, 1974). Inthe middle of 1863 a crop failure was reported for the
Limpopo (c. 23S 33E - region 67) and Nkomati Valleys, probably due to irregular rainfall and wars
(Liesegang, 1978). Probably the 1860/61 rainy season.
%A 55/56/58/67
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1862
%T Drought caused a famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E - region 56),
according to Livingstone, and affected also the Mang'anja of
the middle Shire Valley (c. 16S 35E - region 55) and the
lower Zambezi (18S 35.5E - region 58) was unusually low 1861 to 1863 (Roberts, 1974). In the middle of 1863 a crop failure was reported for the
Limpopo (c. 23S 33E - region 67) and Nkomati Valleys, probably due to irregular rainfall and wars
(Liesegang, 1978). Probably the 1861/62 rainy season.
%A 55/56/58/67
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1863
%T Drought caused a famine at Tete (16.5S 33.5E - region 56),
according to Livingstone, and affected also the Mang'anja of
the middle Shire Valley (c. 16S 35E - region 55) and the
lower Zambezi (18S 35.5E - region 58) was unusually low 1861 to 1863. In
the middle of 1863 a crop failure was reported for the
Limpopo (c. 23S 33E - region 67) and Nkomati Valleys, probably due to irregular rainfall and wars
(Liesegang, 1978). Probably the 1862/63 rainy season.
%A
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1871/1872/1873c.
%T Famine along the Nkuna and further south (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F -3
%K Mozambique
%D 1875
%T Madimgele famine (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1880
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1881
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1882
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1883
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1884
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1885
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1886
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1887
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1888
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 55/56/58/66/67
%F
%K Mozambique
%D 1889
%T No droughts or famines reported in this area (Liesegang 1978)
%A 67
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1896/1897
%T Most of the drier lowveld of southern Mozambique (c. 23S 33E)
and much of the Transvaal (regions 64, 68) suffered from a drought
(Liesegang, 1978). Effects of the drought were worsened by a
severe rinderpest epidemic.
%A 66/68
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1903
%T Drought for the lower Buzi Valley (c. 20.5S 33E, region 66), the area
near Inhambane (24.5S 35.5E, region 66), and the eastern Transvaal (c.
24S 30 - region 68) (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1910
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1911
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1912
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1913
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1914
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1915
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Mozambique
%D 1916
%T Deficient rainfall in many parts, with famine near Inhambane
(24.5S 35.5E) in 1912 (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 56/58
%F +2
%K Mozambique
%D 1917
%T Great floods in the Sena(18S 36E)-Tete(16.5S 33.5E) region of
the lower Zambezi, which caused prolongued famine and
probably resulted from early rather than high floods (Fisher,
1974).
%A 56/58
%F +2
%K Mozambique
%D 1918
%T Great floods in the Sena(18S 36E)-Tete(16.5S 33.5E) region of
the lower Zambezi, which caused prolongued famine and
probably resulted from early rather than high floods (Fisher,
1974).
%A 56/58
%F +2
%K Mozambique
%D 1919
%T Great floods in the Sena(18S 36E)-Tete(16.5S 33.5E) region of
the lower Zambezi, which caused prolongued famine and
probably resulted from early rather than high floods (Fisher,
1974).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D late 16th, 1620s-1640s, maybe 1720s, 1780s-1820s
%T ARID.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1810-1830
%T Highland Drought
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1560/1561/1562
%T Famine in July, 1561; apparently drought in these years in
near-interior of mainland along middle Kwanza (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1563
%T In May, king ridiculed for turning to rainmaker. Drought
probably continued (Miller, 1982). Might have affeccted
Kongo, north of Luanda, as well.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1568
%T Famine in the kingdom of Kongo, north of Luanda, resulted
from looting by the Jaga invaders, war and revolt (Vansina,
1968).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1572
%T Famine and drought in Angola in general, but report was from
Sao Tome (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1575
%T References to the water shortage, but made have alluded
merely to the general aridity of the country (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1575/1576/1577
%T Disease and wars in Luanda, probably a delayed effect of the
drought from c. 1572 (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1577
%T In August settlements abandoned and agressive animal behavior
in Luanda both indicative of drought, which probably a
continuation of the dry period of the 1570s (Miller, 1872).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1581
%T Drought of the 1570s finally broke (Miller, 1882); copious
food and heavy rains at Muxima in September, 1580.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1583
%T Shortly before this time there had been a nine year drought
near Luanda (Brasio, 1954) (appears to refer to the 1570s
period Miller talked about; Miller suggests Brasio refers to
1574-83, and that drought may have broken in interior in
1580).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1587
%T Failed harvest (Miller, 1982), appears to have been a result
of drought that year in area south of the Kwanza in the
normally dry region of Kisama. In following year (1588)
rainmaker called in, who produced thunder and lightning but
no rain.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1596
%T Excessive rains, which often follow a year of drought. Also,
disorders and hardships reported in 1594/1596 consistent with
drought (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1613
%T Famine at Lukamba, near Ambaca; emigration from Lukamba;
cause may have been drought or war (Vansina, 1968).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1614/1615/1616/1617
%T Probably drought (Miller, 1982). Reports that rains had
failed for three years, probably the rainy seasons 1614/15,
1615/16, 1616/17. Reported in July of 1617.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1618
%T Rainy season of 1617/18 had also failed.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1619c.
%T "Famine everywhere" (near Kabasa), but mainly caused by war
(Vansina, 1968). Miller (1982) says drought of earlier years
continued (he is talking about agricultural regions).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1624/1625/1626(?)
%T The rains failed, probably near Luanda (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1627
%T Expedition returned from Zaire River with report of heavy
ranis there, in July (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1637
%T Drought reported from Sonyo, just south of the mouth of the
Zaire River (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1638
%T Famine in Sonyo (by Santo Antonio do Zaire) in late March due
to lack of rain (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1639
%T Drought in late September in Sonyo (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1642/1643/1654/1658/1662/1663/1664
%T During these years a number of natural calamities, such as
locust invasions and famine, struck the new kingdom of
Angola; those in the 1650s were famine and/or drought
(Vansina, 1968). In 163 there was also drought in the Congo
(Thornton). In c. 1643 there was a drought in Masangano
(Cadornega, 1940). Miller (1982) gives entire period 1639-43
or to 44/45 as period of drought along lower Kwanza (referred
to Cadornega's work). Independent evidence of dryness near
Libolo so uth of the Kwaanza in 1644. Also famine in
Benguela 1639-42 (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1651/1653
%T In these years the rains were disturbingly late in the Nsundi
province (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1656/1666c.
%T Numerous hardships in Benguela at this time blamed explicitly
on lack of rain (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1659
%T Drought in the northeastern highland region known later as
Ndulu (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1660
%T Failed harvest, blamed on bad weather, though not explicit
mention of drought (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1663
%T Great drought and terrible famine in the Kongo (Miller,
1982). Drought reported in Loango, north of the Kiloango River (Thornton)
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1673
%T In Sonyo, the first rain was on December 23, but it fell in
time to save the first crop (Thornton). Drought 1673/74
(also Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1683
%T Drought in Sonyo, but eventually rains fell (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D c. 1684
%T Drought and famine in Angolan interior, near Pungo Andongo
(Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1684/1685
%T Smallpox epidemic which may have marked end of major period
of dryness, "perhaps the culmination of the droughts and
disease noted throughout the 1660s and 1670s" (Miller, 1982).
Also major political revolutions in Kwango Valley kingdoms of
both Matamba and Kasange in early 1680s and similar
disruption in Benguela at same time. NOTE: presumably
indicates widespread nature of drought.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1691
%T In Sonyo, the first rain fell February 2, and the result was
crop disaster (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1692
%T The first rain fell in Sonyo on Janaury 25, again resulting
in disastrous crops, drought (Thornton; Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1697
%T Famine in March, April and September, but not extremely
severe, in the area along the Inkissi River (just south of
the Zaire-Angola border and north of Damba (Thornton).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1698/1700
%T Again famine in November along that area of the Inkissi
River, but not severe (Thornton); the 1700 famine was in
March and August.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1701
%T Unusually intense rainfall, streeets of Luanda ruined
(Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1702
%T In the Sonyo area no rain had fallen by February 5, but rains
did come somwhat later (Thornton; Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1715
%T Beginning of a 13-year period of drought, worsed by major
epidemics in the late 1710s and from 1725 to 1728 (Miller,
1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1717
%T In January, famine and probably drought near Santo Antonio do
Zaire (Thornton). Similar reference to famine and drought in
the Benguela region (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1724/1725/1726
%T No rain fell at Luanda, grain prices unprecedently high
(Miller, 1982). As of 1726, no rain in the interior for
"several years". On March 8, 1726, reported that not one
drop of rain had occurred at Luanda for two years.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1728
%T Drought ended and grain prices returned to normal at Luanda
(Miller, 1982). Ended with a deluge that destroyed streets
and houses in Luanda.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1731
%T In Luanda, failure of rains, or at least great delay, as they
didn't arrive until April (usually commence in October)
(Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1733/1734
%T Lack of rains during this rainy season at Luanda (Miller,
1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1735
%T Famine at Luanda, rains failed again in 1734/35.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1736
%T Mentioned great famine throughout the kingdom in previous
year. Said this year (1736) things had changed and food was
plentiful (Miller, 1982), perhaps a result of the imports
from Brazil, because there is further reference to famine in
that year in the interior. An expedition to the central
highlands encountered warfare and cannibalism.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1741
%T Famine continued, insufficient food supply almost every year
entered Luanda (precise location of drought not given)
(Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1746
%T Drought and famine reported at Luanda, rains of 1745/46 had
failed (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1754
%T Rains reported late in beginning, as or March (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1758
%T October 4, Angola region reported entering into a period of
drought at the arrival of the Governor Vasconcelos on this
date (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1765
%T Bad famine year, provoking attacks east of Luanda by Nkusu
and Hungu (Miller, 1982). In 1766, they believed famine was
about to end but it did not. Famine was remembered to have
lasted 20 months. So presumably throughout 1766 as well.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1767
%T By December, there appears to have been a drought, which was
more serious in the east than near the coast. It provoked
political unrest and invasions (Miller, 1982). Famine was
reported in April of 1767.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1769/1770
%T Extremely unhealthy rainy season - probably refers to a
connection between disease and malnutrition, so may mean
drought (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1770
%T In August, abundant harvests after the 1769/70 rainy season.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1770/1771
%T Healthiest rainy season in memory. Abundant rains and good
harvests (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1781
%T Shortages of food indicated famine at Benguela; no reference
no drought or other cause given (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1782/1783
%T Poor harvest at Luanda, with major famine.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1784/1785
%T Rains ample near Luanda.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1785/1786/1787/1788
%T Rains fail. In 1786, food shortage and smallpox at Luanda.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1788
%T Governor reported not a single hour of rainfall for three
years (refers to above) (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1788/1789
%T This year was also dry (Miller 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1789/1790/1791/1792/1793
%T Most serious famine every reported at Luanda (Miller, 1982). Dias (1981) says that the 1790s weas a period of drought along the coast and in the interior.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1790
%T Sickness and food shortages at Ambaca, east of Luanda.
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1793/1794
%T Reports of devastation brought by drought; almost total lack
of rains for four years. Locusts consumed everything.
People flocked to Luanda from the interior, starving; wars
spread throughout the interior (Miller, 1982).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1795
%T Famine ended; interior reported peaceful (Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1797
%T Torrential rains at Benguela (12.5S 13.5E) caused enormous
damage, destroying houses (Miller, 1982).
%A 46/47/49
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1799
%T Heavy rains in April and May at Luanda (9S 13E) and in the
interior (c. 8S-15S, 14-17E). Governor proclaimed that have
a choice between hunger in the dry years and sickness in the
wet years (Miller, 1982). NOTE: Himba (c. 17S, 13E).
%A 47
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1799
%T Return to drought and food shortages (apparently at Luanda,
9S 13E).
%A 47
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1800
%T Return to drought and food shortages (apparently at Luanda,
9S 13E).
%A 47
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1800
%T Grains prices remain high at Luanda (9S 13E), strongly
indicative of continuing drought (Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1801
%T Grains prices remain high at Luanda (9S 13E), strongly
indicative of continuing drought (Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1802
%T Grains prices remain high at Luanda (9S 13E), strongly
indicative of continuing drought (Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1805
%T Epidemic (probably small pox) at Luanda (9S 13E) attributed
to unusual (early?) rains (Miller, 1982).
%A 49
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1806
%T "Famished hordes" of people from the central highlands
(c. 12S 14E) swarmed west in the relatively fertile region of
Kilenges (14S 13E) east of Benguela. A time of frequent wars
throughout the central highlands. No drought mentioned as
cause, but it probably was, because of 1805 entry and 1806/07
entry below.
%A 52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1806/1807
%T Various indications of severe drought along the middle
reaches of the Kunene (c. 16S 15E) that drove people all the
way west to Kilenges (c. 14S 13E) (Miller, 1982).
%A 50
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1808
%T Serious drought destroyed agriculture in the fertile Kilenges
region (c. 14S 13E), but rains returned just afterward
(Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1813
%T Flood of the Katumbela River near Benguela (c. 12.5S 14E) on
October 18 inundated the marine salt pans nearby (Miller,
1982).
%A 47
%F -1
%K Angola
%D 1814
%T Lack of rains in the vicinity of Luanda (9S 13E). As of July
25, 1816, no rain at Luanda for two years and food was short.
%A 47
%F -1
%K Angola
%D 1815
%T Lack of rains in the vicinity of Luanda (9S 13E). As of July
25, 1816, no rain at Luanda for two years and food was short.
%A 47
%F -1
%K Angola
%D 1816
%T Lack of rains in the vicinity of Luanda (9S 13E). As of July
25, 1816, no rain at Luanda for two years and food was short.
%A 47
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1816/1817
%T Famine in Luanda (9S 13E, region 47) in 1816/17 because of
drought. Drought in 1817 reported from central highlands
(c. 12S 14E, region 49), also warfare (Miller, 1982).
%A 49
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1816/1817
%T Famine in Luanda (9S 13E, region 47) in 1816/17 because of
drought. Drought in 1817 reported from central highlands
(c. 12S 14E, region 49), also warfare (Miller, 1982).
%A 47
%F +3
%K Angola
%D 1819
%T April and May, torrential, damaging rains at Luanda (9S 13E).
%A 47
%F +3
%K Angola
%D 1820/1821/1822
%T Heavy rains reported from Benguela (12.5S 13.5E).
%A 47
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1820
%T Rains began March 24 at Luanda (9S 13E).
%A 47/49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1837/1838
%T Four years of severe famine and drought (1837-41) in southern
Angola (c. 17S14E) and the Benguela area (c. 12S 14E).
%A 47/49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1838/1839
%T Four years of severe famine and drought (1837-41) in southern
Angola (c. 17S14E) and the Benguela area (c. 12S 14E).
%A 47/49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1839/1840
%T Four years of severe famine and drought (1837-41) in southern
Angola (c. 17S14E) and the Benguela area (c. 12S 14E).
%A 47/49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1840/41
%T Last of four years (1837-41) of severe famine and drought in southern
Angola (c. 17S 14E) and the Benguela area (c. 12S 14E),
culminating in the great famine of 1841 in the Huila
highlands (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 47/49
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1849/1850
%T Severe drought in coastal areas (region 47), as torrents from Huila
highlands (c. 15S 13E, region 49) brought no water (Clarence-Smith,
1974). NOTE: This could be year 1849/50 or the two years 1849 and 1850.
%A 49/50/52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1852/1853
%T Southern Angola (c. 17S 14E): drought (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
See above note. NOTE: This could be year 1852/53 or the two years 1852 and 1853.
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1854/1855
%T Good rains in the areas of Angola traversed by Livingstone
(1875); frequent rain in October and November 1854 near
Luanda; near Cassanje (c. 9.5S 18E) it rained nearly every
day in the end of February. There were good rains near Lake
Dilolo, Samoana and elsewhere (c. 10S 18-22E).
%A 46
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1855/1856
%T Drought and crop failure in the Kisama area (c. 10S 14E)
(Dias 1981).
%A 46
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1856/1857
%T Drought and crop failure in the Kisama area (c. 10S 14E)
(Dias 1981).
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1861
%T 1861 to 1865 were particularly good years, especially at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1862
%T 1861 to 1865 were particularly good years, especially at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1863
%T 1861 to 1865 were particularly good years, especially at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1864
%T 1861 to 1865 were particularly good years, especially at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 50
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1865
%T 1861 to 1865 were particularly good years, especially at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 47/46
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1871
%T No rain on the Angolan coast (Pechuel-Loesche, 1882).
%A 47/46
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1870s
%T Dias (1981) says that the 1870s were a long, multi-year period of drought along the Angolan coast and in the interior.
%A 71
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1873/1874
%T Famine and drought at Loango (15S 12E), rainfall totaled only
20 cm (Pechuel-Loesche, 1882).
%A 50
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1876/1877
%T Two years of severe drought for plantations at the foot of
the escarpment (c. 15S 13E, region 50). Hordes of famished Africans
from the highlands (c. 15S 13E, region 50) came down to raid (Clarence-
Smith, 1974).
%A 50
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1877/1878
%T Two years of severe drought for plantations at the foot of
the escarpment (c. 15S 13E, region 50). Hordes of famished Africans
from the highlands (c. 15S 13E, region 50) came down to raid (Clarence-
Smith, 1974).
%A 46
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1880
%T Very dry year near Malanje (9.5S 16.5E) (Pechuel-Loesche,
1882; Danckelmann, 1884).
%A 46
%F +1
%K Angola
%D 1881
%T Probably a year of normal rainfall near Malanje (9.5S 16.5E)
(Danckelmann, 1884).
%A 47/51/71
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1882
%T The years 1882 and 1883 were extraordinarily rich in precipitation along
the entire southwestern coast of Africa, especially during
the month of April. In Gabon (c. 0 S 9E), rainfall totaled
1469 mm in 1882, but 3107 in 1883. The rains were so strong
in Angola, from to Luanda (9S 13E) to Benguela (12.5S 13.5E),
that many houses were seriously damaged. It even rained
strongly in the interior at Mocamedes (15S 12E), which seldom
receives any rain (12 times in 20 years during the reference
period) (Danckelmann, 1884). In 1883 Ponta de Lenha (5 57 S,
12 46 E) received 592 mm of rainfall.
%A 47/51/71
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1883
%T The years 1882 and 1883 were extraordinarily rich in precipitation along
the entire southwestern coast of Africa, especially during
the month of April. In Gabon (c. 0 S 9E), rainfall totaled
1469 mm in 1882, but 3107 in 1883. The rains were so strong
in Angola, from to Luanda (9S 13E) to Benguela (12.5S 13.5E),
that many houses were seriously damaged. It even rained
strongly in the interior at Mocamedes (15S 12E), which seldom
receives any rain (12 times in 20 years during the reference
period c. 1865 to 1884) (Danckelmann, 1884). In 1883 Ponta de Lenha (5 57 S,
12 46 E) received 592 mm of rainfall.
%A 50
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1882/1883
%T One of four years of continued drought in plantations at the
foot of the escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith 1974). Drought
in the Kongo district in 1883 (c. 6S 14E, region 51) (Dias 1981).
%A 50/51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1883/1884
%T One of four years of continued drought in plantations at the
foot of the escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith 1971).
Drought in the Kongo district in 1884 (c. 6S 14E - region 51) (Dias
1981).
%A 50/51
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1884/1885
%T One of four years of continued drought in plantations at the
foot of the escarpment (c. 15S 13E) (Clarence-Smith 1974).
In 1884 Ponta da Lenha (6S 13E -region 51) received 474 mm of
rainfall (Danckelmann, 1884). A two year dry period began in
May 1884 in that area and lasted until at least 1886, and resulted
in famine. Drought in the Kongo district in 1885 (c. 6S 14E, region 51)
(Dias 1981).
%A 71
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1884/1885
%T According to an article in Meteorologische Zeitschrift, January, 1886, p. 39, 1884/85 was a relatively dry year in Gabon. This refers mostly to 1884, since the observations cover only the first three months of 1885. The dryness was mostly a result of meagre rains in October to December of 1884 and supposedly affected the whole SW coast of Africa. There was even a famine in Loango (Angola, region 71) as a result. Supposedly the only drier year was 1881.
%A 50/51
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1885/1886
%T One of four years of drought in plantations at the foot of the
escarpment (c. 15S 13E). In 1885-86 plantation owners gave up their lands
and moved to the highlands (Clarence-Smith, 1974). A two year dry
period began in May 1884 in the Ponta da Lenha (6S 13E - region 51)
area and lasted until at least 1886, and resulted in famine (Danckelmann,
1884). Drought in the Kongo district in 1886 (c. 6S 14E, region 51) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1887
%T Drought in the Kongo district in 1887 (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1888
%T Drought in the Kongo district in 1888 (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1889
%T Drought in the Kongo district in 1889 (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1888/1889
%T Widespread drought, smallpox, locusts (c. 17S 14E). Drought
was especially severe in 1888/89 in the Ngangela area. Finally in 1892 came abundant rains, but late in
the season (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1889/1890
%T Widespread drought, smallpox, locusts (c. 17S 14E). Drought
was especially severe in 1888/89 in the Ngangela area. Finally in 1892 came abundant rains, but late in
the season (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1890/1891
%T Widespread drought, smallpox, locusts (c. 17S 14E). Drought
was especially severe in 1888/89 in the Ngangela area. Finally in 1892 came abundant rains, but late in
the season (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1891/1892
%T Widespread drought, smallpox, locusts (c. 17S 14E). Drought
was especially severe in 1888/89 in the Ngangela area. Finally in 1892 came abundant rains, but late in
the season (Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1894
%T Drought in the Kongo district (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1895
%T Drought in the Kongo district (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1896
%T Drought in the Kongo district (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 51
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1897
%T Drought in the Kongo district (c. 6S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A 49
%F -1
%K Angola
%D 1896/1897
%T Huila highlands (c. 13S 16E); mission plantations were damaged by slight drought, summer frosts
(Clarence-Smith, 1874).
%A 49
%F +2
%K Angola
%D 1898/1899
%T Abundant rains, flooding, in the Caconda highlands (c. 14S
15E) (Clarence-Smith, 1974). Floods in the Huila highlands destroyed the Kihite mission (Fisher 19XX).
SEE FISHER
%A 52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1899/1900/1901/1902/1903/1904/1905/1906/1907/1908
%T Nine years of slight to severe drought (c. 17S 14E)
(Clarence-Smith, 1974).
%A 49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1911
%T Terrible famine in the south (c. 17S 14E) (Dias 1981). The Himba of the 1960s rembered the failure of the rains in 1910–11 as the "drought of the omutati seed (Colophospermum mopani), which they consumed because nothing else was available, or as "omangowi", the fruit of an unidentified vine that people also ate (Miller 19XX).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1914/15
%T The even more disastrous failure of the rains in 1914/15 and 1915/16 than in 1910/11 brought the year of katur'ombanda or kari'ombanda: the time of beating one's clothing skins for eating, or just "eating clothing" to the Himba people (Miller 19XX).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1915/16
%T The even more disastrous failure of the rains in 1914/15 and 1915/16 than in 1910/11 brought the year of katur'ombanda or kari'ombanda: the time of beating one's clothing skins for eating, or just "eating clothing" to the Himba people (Miller 19XX).
%A 49/50/52
%F -3
%K Angola
%D 1916
%T Terrible famine in the south (c. 17S 14E) (Dias 1981).
%A
%F
%K Angola
%D 1916/17
%T The abnormally high rains of 1916/17 broke the drought in the Himba region (Miller 19XX).
%A 49/50/52
%F -2
%K Angola
%D 1900/1901/1902/1903/1904/1905/1906/1907/1908/1909/1910/1911/1912/1913/1914/1915/1916/1917/1918/1919
%T Drought throughout most of this period in Angola (Dias 1981).
%A 43
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T NE Zambia, food shortages among the Bisa (c. 12S 32E) caused
migration to the Chewa country, but this may be due to intense showers (Roberts, 1974). This was the Mahlatule famine of c. 1799-1803 and it caused the Yao to disperse from this area into the Malawi region (Webster, REF).
%A 43
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1800/1801/1802/1803/1804/1805/1806/1807/1808/1809/1810/1811/1812/1813/1814/1815/1816/1817/1818/1819/1820/1821/1822/1823/1824/1825
%T Frequent famines in NE Zambia in early nineteenth century (probably c. 16S 24E, if assuming this refers to the Lozi people), supposedly caused by war with the Lunda and Yeke (Roberts, 1974).
%A 43/48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1827
%T The first recorded locust invasion, possibly associated with droughts and famines in the entire period of 1827/31 (probably c. 16S 24E). Locusts need a low lake level in order to multiply (Roberts, 1974 - drawing from Gamitto). Around 1827 there was supposedly a year without rain in Bemba country (c. 12S 32E, region 43), followed by a locust invasion.
%A 43/48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1828
%T Probably famine and drought (Roberts 1974) (probably c. 16S 24E). Drought in present southeastern Zambia too (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 43/48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1829
%T Probably famine and drought (Roberts 1974) (probably c. 16S 24E). Drought in present southeastern Zambia too (Liesegang, 1978).
%A 48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1830
%T Probably famine and drought (Roberts 1974) (probably c. 16S 24E).
%A 48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1831
%T Probably famine and drought (Roberts 1974) (probably c. 16S 24E).
%A 57
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1847/1848/1849/1850/1851/1852/1853/1854/1855/1856/1857/1858/1859/1860/1861/1862
%T 1847/48 to 1861/62 variable rains, some drought as well in Barotseland (c. 17S
25E) (Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A 44
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1850/1851/1852/1853/1854/1855/1856/1857/1858/1859 c.
%T Lamba in central Zambia (c. 12S 28E) suffered from a famine
due to locusts (Roberts, 1974).
%A 57
%F -2
%K Zambia
%D 1850/1851
%T Drought in eastern Botswana (c. 19S 25E, region 60) and upper
Zambia (c. 17S 25E, region 57); this extended into Lozi country
(c. 16S 24E, region 57) on the upper Zambezi, followed by a series
of remarkably dry years, according to Livingstone (Roberts, 1974,
Livingstone). [NOTE: this series of years is evidently 1851, 1852,
maybe 1853 and 1854.]
%A 57
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1851/1852
%T Drought in eastern Botswana (c. 19S 25E, region 60) and upper
Zambia (c. 17S 25E, region 57); this extended into Lozi country
(c. 16S 24E, region 57) on the upper Zambezi, followed by a series
of remarkably dry years, according to Livingstone (Roberts, 1974,
Livingstone). [NOTE: this series of years is evidently 1851, 1852,
maybe 1853 and 1854.]
%A 57
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1852/1853
%T Drought in eastern Botswana (c. 19S 25E, region 60) and upper
Zambia (c. 17S 25E, region 57); this extended into Lozi country
(c. 16S 24E, region 57) on the upper Zambezi, followed by a series
of remarkably dry years, according to Livingstone (Roberts, 1974,
Livingstone). [NOTE: this series of years is evidently 1851, 1852,
maybe 1853 and 1854.]
%A 57
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1853/1854
%T Drought in eastern Botswana (c. 19S 25E, region 60) and upper
Zambia (c. 17S 25E, region 57); this extended into Lozi country
(c. 16S 24E, region 57) on the upper Zambezi, followed by a series
of remarkably dry years, according to Livingstone (Roberts, 1974,
Livingstone). [NOTE: this series of years is evidently 1851, 1852,
maybe 1853 and 1854.]
%A 48/60
%F -2
%K Zambia
%D 1853
%T Very little corn in Linyati (19S 24E - region 60), the Kololo
capital above Victoria Falls; this was due to drought in the
previous years (Livingstone, 1960, Private Journals; Roberts, 1974). As of
November 30, at Gonye Falls (14S 23E - region 48) no rain had
fallen for some time, but the rains began sometime between
then and December 17 at Nariele (15S, 23E - region 48).
%A
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1854
%T In January near Samoana, it rained nearly every day
(Livingstone).
%A 48/60
%F +1
%K Zambia
%D 1855
%T August 22 was the end of the winter at Nariele (15S 23E -
region 48); the rainy season began near Sesheke (18S 25E -
region 60) in October. Rains had been good there and at
Linyati (19S 24E) and Chamai Hills (16.5S 27.5E) (relates to
1854/55 season) and towns were flooded from rainwater
(Livingstone 1875).
%A 57
%F +1
%K Zambia
%D 1862/1863/1864/1865/1866/1867/1868/1869/1870/1871
%T Generally good rainfall in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) during
the years 1862/63 to 1870/71 (Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1883/1884
%T High and early floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-
Smith, 1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1884/1885
%T High and early floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-
Smith, 1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1885/1886
%T High and early floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-
Smith, 1977).
%A 48
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1885/1886
%T Famine in Lozi country (c. 16S 24E); rainfall was well below
average in 1885/86 and famine was reported in 1886. It is not
clear if the famine was widespread, or if it was due to the
drought (Roberts, 1974).
%A 48
%F -2
%K Zambia
%D 1887/1888/1889
%T Low rainfall in Lozi country; well below average at the capital Lealui in 1887/88 (c. 16S 24E) (Roberts, 1974), catastrophic low flood levels in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-Smith, 1977). For about ten years, starting 1887, floods were generally low, the worst being 1887, 1889 and 1895.
%A 57
%F
%K Zambia
%D 1890/1891/1892/1893/1894/1895/1896/1897/1898/1899
%T In Barotseland (c. 17S 25E), peculiarly cold winters during
this decade; often below freezing in the southern part of the
western provence, and an all-time record of -8 o C was set in
1898 (Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A 44
%F -2
%K Zambia
%D 1891
%T Crop failure among the Lamba of central Zambia (c. 12S 28E)
(Roberts 1974).
%A 48
%F -1
%K Zambia
%D 1891/1892
%T Low rainfall at Lealui, the Lozi capital (c. 16S 24E); well
below average and the rains came two months late. Famine in 1892. Coillard (On the Threshold of Africa) gives rainfall average for the years 1885-95 as 34 inches, but this century it is some 2 inches higher (Roberts, 1974).
%A 44/43/57
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1892/1893/1894/1895/1896/1897/1898/1899/1900/1901/1902/1903/1904/1905/1906/1907/1908/1909/1910
%T Frequent famines and locust invasions. Lamba (c. 12S 28E - region 44): famine and locusts in 1892; Bemba (region 43) in 1894; Lozi (region 57) and Luvale in 1895; Bemba (c. 10S 32E) again in 1896 and 1897; Gwembe Tonga in 1899; Ila in the early 1900s. In 1894 there was a locust invasion, which was a rare phenomenon; the last one remembered to have occurred before this was around the 1830s (Roberts, 1974).
%A 48
%F -2
%K Zambia
%D 1894/1895
%T Lozi country (c. 16S 24E, region 48): rainfall at its capital of Lealui
was well below average and the rains came two months late
(Roberts, 1974).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1894
%T Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) experienced very high floods
(Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A 48/57
%F -3
%K Zambia
%D 1895
%T This was a famine year on the upper Zambezi (c. 16S 24E), but
perhaps mainly because of locusts. On the Lozi flood plain
(c. 16S 24E), drought in general is less of a menace to crops
and cattle than early and high floods (Roberts, 1974).
Catastrophically low flood in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E)
(Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1896
%T Very high flood in Barotseland (c.17S 25E) (Clarence-Smith,
1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1900
%T Very high floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-Smith,
1977).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zambia
%D 1902
%T Very high floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E) (Clarence-Smith,
1977).
%A 48/57
%F -1
%K Zambia
%D 1905/1906/1907/1908/1909/1910/1911/1912/1913/1914/1915/1916/1917/1918/1919/1920/1921/1922/1923/1924/1925
%T Generally low floods in Barotseland (c. 17S 25E, region 57),
apparently a result of rainfall in Upper Zambezi catchment
(c. 16S 24E, region 48) (Clarence-Smith, 1977).
%A
%F
%K Rhodesia
%D 1561
%T A very severe locust attack on the Rhodesian plateau; drought and an unspecified epidemic hit Mwene Mutapa domains in the north of the plateau, lasting for two years (Livneh, 1964).
%A
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1790s
%T There was a tremendous drought and famine in the Manyika region (in the east of Zimbabwe) during the 1790s (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 58/59
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1827
%T The drought that plagued Mozambique and Zambia in the three years 1827 to 1829 seems to have affected at least the northeastern parts of the Rhodesian plateau (c. 17S 31E, region 59) (Livneh 1974; Roberts 1974). The Duma area (region 58 and 59) experienced drought and severe famine (Liesegang, 1978). Thousands supposedly died in Zimbabwe in the Manyika region (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 58/59
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1828
%T The drought that plagued Mozambique and Zambia in the three years 1827 to 1829 seems to have affected at least the northeastern parts of the Rhodesian plateau (c. 17S 31E, region 59) (Livneh 1974; Roberts 1974). The Duma area (region 58 and 59) experienced drought and severe famine (Liesegang, 1978). Thousands supposedly died in Zimbabwe in the Manyika region (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 58/59
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1829
%T The drought that plagued Mozambique and Zambia in the
three years 1827 to 1829 seems to have affected at least the northeastern parts
of the Rhodesian plateau (c. 17S 31E, region 59) (Livneh 1974;
Roberts 1974). The Duma area (region 58 and 59) experienced
drought and severe famine (Liesegang, 1978). Thousands supposedly died in Zimbabwe in the Manyika region (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1830's (i.e., c. 1835 to 1845)
%T Following the Swazi invasion in the early 1830s, a period of famine and drought lasted a few years in the Maungwe chiefdom in the modern Makoni District of eastern Mashonaland (c. 20S 28.5E), apparently until about 1845. Other traditions place great droughts around 1845 or earlier (Livneh, 1974). NOTE: this location appears to be just east of Francistown area. Iliffe (1990) describes the troubles as a combination of effects of violence from the invasion and drought and indicated it is remembered as the "Shangwa". Similar problems also occurred in the Mrew District and the coincidence of violence and drought also caused starvation in the Chibi chiefdom of southern Mashonaland. Iliffe (1990) suggests this occurred in the years 1833 to 1836.
%A
%F
%K Rhodesia
%D 1850c
%T A severe drought in the Gwembe valley lasted several years; even the springs ran dry. This would probably indicate also a drought south of the Zambezi. Similarly, in Great Zimbabwe, according to Tradition, the tribe residing there was forced to leave because of a drought about 60 years before 1905 (Livneh, 1964, Hall 1905).
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1855
%T Good rains near Linyanti (19S 24E), according to Livingstone
(1875, 1960).
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1856/57
%T Moffat (REF) experienced good rains during his trip to Bulawayo (region 60) from Kuruman (region 77). However, he had found Matabeleland suffering from "great hunger" in this year as a result of unsatisfactory rains (Iliffe, 1990). This suggests a drought in the 1856/57 season.
%A 68/74/77
%F +1
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1856/57
%T Moffat (REF) experienced good rains during his trip to Bulawayo (region 60) fromKuruman (region 77). However, he had found Matabeleland suffering from "great hunger" in this year as a result of unsatisfactory rains (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1859
%T When Moffat returned to Matabeleland in 1859, his group immediately encountered a serious food shortage and heard reports of unprecedented drought during the previous season (referring to winter of 1859) (Iliffe, 1990). This situation reportedly extended as far as the Zambezi.
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1860
%T Moffat later experienced copious rains in Matabeleland in 1860, but scarcity nevertheless returned in December 1860 before the harvest (Iliffe, 1990). People lived on wild fruits and the roots of trees.
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1860
%T It appears to a drought occurred in 1860 to 1861 in Mashonaland (Iliffe, 1990). A Native Commissioner, some fifty years later, mentioned in an address a two season drought in Mashonaland that occurred around 1860, indicating that people had to subsist on roots et c. and that great famine ensued. He said it affected the whole country.
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1861
%T It appears to a drought occurred in 1860 to 1861 in Mashonaland (Iliffe, 1990). A Native Commissioner, some fifty years later, mentioned in an address a two season drought in Mashonaland that occurred around 1860, indicating that people had to subsist on roots et c. and that great famine ensued. He said it affected the whole country.
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1861
%T Crops failed in Matabeleland early in 1861 and serious dearth ensued, according to missionary reports (Iliffe, 1990). People again subsisted on wild fruits until the April harvest.
%A 56/59/60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1862
%T The harvest also failed in Matabeleland in 1862 and famine extended to the north bank of the Zambezi (Iliffe, 1990). The Matabele told Emily Moffat they had never known such seasons as the last three had been. Reports of the famine ended late in 1862. Iliffe (1990) suggests famine affected all of southern Africa in the early 1860s.
%A 57
%F +2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1862
%T Chapman (1868/1971) experienced good rains during his travels
near Kakobe (c. 18S 26E) in October through February, when he
reached Victoria Falls.
%A 60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1863
%T Very severe drought in Matabeleland (c. 17S 30E), which forced the people to disperse and search for grain as far as one hundred miles from home (Livneh, 1974)
%A 60
%F -1
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1866/67
%T In 1867 there was again scarcity in Matabeleland. A serious famine also occurred in Mangwende's chiefdom in Mashonaland in about 1867/68 (Iliffe, 1990); the two years following the raids of the Matabili and Nyamandi's army (c. 1867 and 1868) were ones of drought.
%A 59
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1867/68
%T In 1867 there was again scarcity in Matabeleland. A serious famine also occurred in Mangwende's chiefdom in Mashonaland in about 1867/68 (Iliffe, 1990); the two years following the raids of the Matabili and Nyamandi's army (c. 1867 and 1868) were ones of drought.
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1868/69
%T In 1867 there was again scarcity in Matabeleland. A serious famine also occurred in Mangwende's chiefdom in Mashonaland in about 1867/68 (Iliffe, 1990); the two years following the raids of the Matabili and Nyamandi's army (c. 1867 and 1868) were ones of drought.
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1869/70
%T In 1867 there was again scarcity in Matabeleland. A serious famine also occurred in Mangwende's chiefdom in Mashonaland in about 1867/68 (Iliffe, 1990); the two years following the raids of the Matabili and Nyamandi's army (c. 1867 and 1868) were ones of drought.
%A 59/60
%F +2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1869
%T Mohr (1876) experienced much rain on his travels through Zimbabwe.
%A 59/60
%F +2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1870
%T Mohr (1876) still experienced much rain in March of this year.
%A 59/60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1871
%T Drought and famine (the mbayamudzi) in Matabeleland (western/southwestern Zimbabwe, region 60) in 1871 and 1872 (Liesegang 1978). Food shortage in Mashonaland (region 59) in late 1871 and 1872, according to Carl Mauch, with famine near the Great Zimbabwe and also more seriously along the Gairesi River (Zimbabwe's border with Mozambique, region 59) (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 59/60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1872
%T Drought and famine (the mbayamudzi) in Matabeleland (western/southwestern Zimbabwe, region 60) in 1871 and 1872 (Liesegang 1978). Food shortage in Mashonaland (region 59) in late 1871 and 1872, according to Carl Mauch, with famine near the Great Zimbabwe and also more seriously along the Gairesi River (Zimbabwe's border with Mozambique, region 59) (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1872
%T Drought on the Rhodesian plateau (Matebeleland) (c. 17S 30E) forced the Ndebeke to raid for grain, which they normally did not do (Livneh, 1974, Iliffe, 1990). This drought was widespread, over the whole plateau. Food shortage in Mashonaland in late 1871 and 1872, according to Carl Mauch, with famine near the Great Zimbabwe and also more seriously along the Gairesi River (Zimbabwe's border with Mozambique) (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 66
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1873post
%T Several droughts occurred in the Nyahodi country of Zimbabwe (Melsetter district) (c. 20S 33E) (Livneh, 1974).
%A 60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1875
%T Famine in Matabeleland (Liesegang 1978).
%A 64
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1878
%T Drought and famine among the Tsonga in the lowveld near Vendaland (S.A. - north of Pietersberg, along the Limpopo River) (Liesegang 1978 - from Koch's diary).
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1879c.
%T Drought in northeastern Zimbabwe (c. 17S 30E) (Liesegang, 1878). Mangwende's people (Mashonaland) suffered famine in and many died (Iliffe, 1990).
1978).
%A
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1880/1881/1882/1883/1884/1885/1886/1887/1888/1889
%T No droughts reported in the 1880s except for a minor one among the Duma
(SE Rhodesia, region 58 and 59) between 1886 and 1890 (Liesegang 1978).
%A 60
%F -1
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1882
%T Scarcity in Matabeleland in 1882 (Iliffe, 1990). Famine among Mangwende's people (Mashonaland) in 1882 and/or 1883 (Iliffe, 1990). Serious effects in the arid Sebungwe district, south of the Zambezi.
%A 59
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1883post
%T Famine and drought near Salisbury (i.e., Harare, 17 49 S 31 06 E) (Livneh, 1974).
%A 60
%F -1
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1884
%T Scarcity in Matabeleland in 1884 (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 59/60
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1887
%T Famine in the Mazoe Valley (c. 17 S 32 E) of Mashonaland (Livneh, 1974, Iliffe, 1990); also in Matabeleland (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60/64
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1889
%T Severe drought in the south of Zimbabwe (Livneh, 1974), one of worst years on record. Also affected Matabeleland (Iliffe, 1990). Drought and famine in the southern lowveld during 1888/89 (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60
%F
%K Rhodesia
%D 1890
%T Locusts: the first invasion in forty years (Matabeleland) (Livneh, 1964).
%A 60
%F
%K Rhodesia
%D 1891
%T Locusts seen on the Tuli River (c. 21 S 28 E) (Livneh, 1964).
%A 60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1893/1894/1895/1896
%T Partial drought and locusts in Matabeleland (c. 17S 30E)
(Livneh, 1974).
%A 60
%F -1
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1895
%T Severe shortages in Matabeleland early in 1895, but late rains saved the crops. Good harvest despite below-average rainfall. In Mashonaland, drought produced in 1895 the first really bad harvest since the British invasion.
%A 59
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1895
%T Severe shortages in Matabeleland early in 1895, but late rains saved the crops. Good harvest despite below-average rainfall. In Mashonaland, drought produced in 1895 the first really bad harvest since the British invasion.
%A 60
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1896
%T Famine in Matabeleland in 1896 and 1897 appears to have been caused by violence and warfare (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 60
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1897
%T Famine in Matabeleland in 1896 and 1897 appears to have been caused by violence and warfare (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 59/60/64
%F -3
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1899
%T Severe drought over the whole of Zimbabwe (Livneh, 1974).
%A
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1912
%T Great drought in Zimbabwe (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 56/60
%F -2
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1913/1914/1915/1916/1918
%T Drought in Zimbabwe (Liesegang, 1978).
%A
%F
%K Zimbabwe
%D 1922
%T Drought in Zimbabwe (Iliffe, 1990; Livneh, 1974). Also affected Mozambique and Malawi.
%A 51
%F
%K Congo/Gabon
%D 1873/1874/1875
%T Gabon: Lambarene (0 40 S, 10 20E), two main seasons, three
months being very dry, two being somewhat dry and about seven
months being rainy (Marche).
%A 51
%F +2
%K Congo/Gabon
%D 1875
%T Flood in November between Lambarene (0 40 S 10 20 E) and Lake
Asingo, just to the northwest (Marche).
%A
%F -3
%K Congo/Gabon
%D 1878
%T Famine among the Bateke in July or August and perhaps in two
previous years (Brazza, in Brunschwig, 1966).
%A 51
%F
%K Congo/Gabon
%D 1881
%T In Gabon (Libreville), 3107 mm rainfall in 1882, 1469 mm in 1881
(Danckelmann, 1884).
%A 51
%F
%K Congo/Gabon
%D 1881
%T In Gabon (Libreville), 3107 mm rainfall in 1882, 1469 mm in 1881
(Danckelmann, 1884).
%A 51
%F -1
%K Gabon
%D 1884/1885
%T According to an article in Meteorologische Zeitschrift, January, 1886, p. 39, 1884/85 was a relatively dry year in Gabon. This refers mostly to 1884, since the observations cover only the first three months of 1885. The dryness was mostly a result of meagre rains in October to December of 1884 and supposedly affected the whole SW coast of Africa. There was even a famine in Loango (Angola, region 71) as a result. Supposedly the only drier year was 1881.
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D 17th and early 18th centuries
%T The interlacustrine region was relatively drought/famine free and the Nile flow was relatively high from about the 1630s to the 1710s.
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D c. 1770
%T Lake Rukwa totally dried up about this time, leading to the deposition of a long-reigning Bungu chief (Owen et al., 1990). Kalinga records an increase in emigration of people from the highlands to the northeast of the lake into the Ngonde region of the lake-shore, perhaps partly attributable to drier conditions, between 1740 and 1840. The rainmakers were called to Nkamanga (Rumphi area - northern Malawi) during a severe drought in the time of the first Mlowoka or his son (about 1780-1840).
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D early 1800s
%T The North Rukuru River in northern Malawi dried up during the reign of Mwangonde (c. 1815-1835). Ngonde king Mwangonde, whose reign genealogically dated to about 1815 to 1835, walked across northern part also to marry a woman (Owen et al., 1990).
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D 15th and 16th centuries
%T Frequent famines and droughts in the interlacustrine region, most notably, approximately dated to the 1430s and 1440s and for a long period from about the 1490s to 1530s (Webster 1979a,b). The Nile was relatively low in the early 15th century and again in the 1530s. The region was relatively drought free from about the 1540s to the 1570s. Reports of drought and starvation and exceedingly low Nile levels occurred again in the generations from c. 1580 to 1625.
%A31
%F
%K East Africa
%D c. 1825-40
%T There are many traditions in northern Uganda which indicate that there was drought there betw. c. 1825 and 1840, and similar reports from Ethiopia and elsewhere in East Africa (Herring 1979a). Consistent with other reports (see below) that suggest probable low lake levels. Howell et al. (1988) indicate that the Nuer, who originally lived near the Bahr el Jebel, suffered severe population pressure at the beginning of the nineteenth century, including drought and famine. The worst period occurred in the 1820s, which was the time when the Nuer migration began. The drought and famined affected the entire Sudan and adjacent territories.
%A 31/33/87
%F
%K East Africa
%D 1830s
%T There was an intense drought in Kenya that dried up wells and forced migrations (Dale, 1954); implies a period of low levels of Victoria. The Iminito and the Ngarriama, of eastern Uganda, migrated out of the region in response to famine during the drought of the 1830s. This was decade when the whole of northeastern Uganda suffered badly from drought (Weatherby 1979). A drought some time during the 1830s caused an exodus of the proto-Omiro, further west (Herring 1979b).
%A 33/87
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1830s
%T Dale (1952) associated migration and dry wells in Kenya at
this time with drought.
%A 87
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1836
%T About this time there was an important famine in Kemba
country (east of Lake Magadi, NE of Mt. Kilimajaro, c. 2.5 S
37 E) (Oliver, R., 1963).
%A 33/87
%F
%K East Africa
%D 1840/1841/1842/1843/1844/1845/1846/1847/1848/1849/1850
%T According to tribal tradition, about this time Lake Rudolf (c. 4 N 36 E) sank to a very low level and Lake Naivasha (1 S 36.5 E) was reduced to a puddle (Dale, 1952). This would likely mean dry conditions in these regiosn. According to Edmonson (1977), there is an indication that around the middle of the nineteenth century, the Masai were herding their cattle on dry land in what is now the middle of Lake Naivasha. A Masai tradition also describes a very dry period immediately before the arrival of white men; during this time cattle grazed on Crescent Island, indicating that it was then a peninsula (Sikes 1936, Åse 1986).
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1847
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1848
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1849
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1850
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1851
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D 1850/1851/1852/1853/1854/1855/1856/1857/1858/1859
%T Since about 1850 in various parts of East Africa there was a
growth of the forest edges, expansion of riparian forests and
growth of woodland, suggesting increasingly wetter conditions
(Dale, 1952).
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1872
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1873
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1874
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1875
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 39
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1875
%T Thomson, J., in the Proc. R. Geog. Soc. (1880), reported that Lake Tanganyika rose ten feet in this year because of excessive rains and maintained this flood level one month. Stewart suggested this was in 1873, but appears to have gotten the year wrong (Sieger, 1887).
%A 32
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1876
%T A very steep rise of Lake Victoria occurred in the late 1870s. Rainfall observations near the lake showed a greater number of rainy days in 1876, 1877 and 1878 than during later years (Sieger 1887).
%A 32
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1877
%T A very steep rise of Lake Victoria occurred in the late 1870s. Rainfall observations near the lake showed a greater number of rainy days in 1876, 1877 and 1878 than during later years (Sieger 1887)
.
%A 32
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1878
%T A very steep rise of Lake Victoria occurred in the late 1870s. Rainfall observations near the lake showed a greater number of rainy days in 1876, 1877 and 1878 than during later years (Sieger 1887).
%A 32
%F +3
%K East Africa
%D 1878
%T Lake Victoria was very high in the northeast during August and September; this was associated with very high rainfall (Brooks 1923, quoting Lyons).
%A 31
%F +3
%K East Africa
%D 1878
%T Reportecly the year 1878 was particularly rainy along the upper Nile (Sieger 1887). In 1878 Lado, on the Bahr el Jebel, was flooded and the river was still very high in December 1878, suggesting also an unusually high level of Lake Albert (Howell et al. 1988). The White Nile was also unusually high in that year (Howell et al. 1988), with peak flow at Gondokoro occurring in August of 1878. The tremendous floods brought enormous quantities of vegetaion debris that blocked parts of the river. The Nuer oral history (see Howell et al. chapter 9) also suggested very high Nile floods at the time.
%A 38
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1880
%T Very dry year in Tanzania, only 729 mm rain in Tabora (5 02 S
32 49 E), with famine at many places between Tabora and the
coast (Petermann's Mitteilungen, 1881).
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1882
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1883
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1884
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1885
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1886
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1887
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1888
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1889
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1890
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1891
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1892
%T This may have been a year of drought in Uganda, as Herring (1979a) describes low Nile levels during the periods c. 1847-51, 1872-75, 1882-92 and 1899-1909 and indicates that droughts are reported from different parts of Uganda during most of these periods.
%A 31/32
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1884
%T Drought in the area northeast of Lake Victoria (Brooks 1923).
%A 31/32
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1886
%T Drought in the area northeast of Lake Victoria (Brooks 1923).
%A 31/32
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1887
%T During Hohnel's visit to Lake Baringo (c. 0 40 N 36 E), there was famine in Komasia (west of the lake), which was generally the granary of the whole area
(this was in December) (von Hoehnel, 1894).
%A 37/38
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1887
%T The rainy season was April 13 to May 16 near Mt. Meru and Mt.
Kilimanjaro, with 21 days of absolutely unintermittent rain.
Before and after there were occasional violent showers (von Hoehnel, 1894).
%A 31/32
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1887
%T Famine in the western lakes area (Oliver, 1963), and in the Elgeyo district in December (von Hoehnel, 1894).
%A 87
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1887
%T Around January 1, 1888,von Hoehnel (1894) reports severe famine around Mianemi, a settlement to the east of Lake Naivasha; it had begun in districts further north.
%A 33
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1888
%T According to von Hoehnel (1894), as of May 27 near Lake Rudolf (c.3 to 4 N 36 E) there was low rainfall that year, with only three small showers. The southern end of the lake was dreary and dried up.
%A 31/32
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1888
%T Famine in March near Mt. Kulall (SE shore of Rudolf, c. 2.5N 37 E) and everywhere from Lake Baringo (c. 0 40 N 36 E) to Ngaboto (2 N, 35 E) in April, May and June, 1888 (von Hoehnel, 1894). There was famine at Maricha in July.
%A 31
%F
%K East Africa
%D 1890s
%T Terrible famine and drought in northern Uganda - worst in the memory of tribal elders of that time (Webster 1979). The 1890s were years of extreme deprivation in northeastern Uganda, with not only droughts, but also wars, locusts and human and animal epidemics (Herring 1979a).
%A 32
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1890
%T Drought in western Kenya (Oliver, 1963).
%A 32
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1892
%T Famine in western Kenya (Oliver, 1963).
%A 32
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1892
%T Lake Victoria was very high, with a tendency to rise, and there was heavy rainfall (Brooks 1923).
%A 87
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1893
%T Lake Naivasha was very high during Gregory's visit. Gregory's description also suggests a very wet year (Åse et al. 1986).
%A 32/87
%F +2
%K East Africa
%D 1895
%T Lake Victoria was very high (Brooks 1923 - probably quoting Lyons). Rainfall was also very high at Machachos, Kenya (Åse et al 1986).
%A 31/32/87
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1896
%T Four years of severe drought from 1896 to 1899, culminating in famine in the years 1898 and 1899 (Åse et al 1986). In 1897 to 1899 there was famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them, c. 1.5 S 38 E). In about 1898 there was a famine due to drought in Busoga (c. 1 N 33.5 E) and in Bunyoro (Uganda, region 31) (Harlow and Chilver 1965). In the two years 1898 and 1899 there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was widespread drought in Uganda in 1899 to 1903, possibly continuing part or most of the period until 1909 (Herring, 1979a).
%A 31/32/87
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1897
%T Four years of severe drought from 1896 to 1899, culminating in famine in the years 1898 and 1899 (Åse et al 1986). In 1897 to 1899 there was famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them, c. 1.5 S 38 E). In about 1898 there was a famine due to drought in Busoga (c. 1 N 33.5 E) and in Bunyoro (Uganda, region 31) (Harlow and Chilver 1965). In the two years 1898 and 1899 there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was widespread drought in Uganda in 1899 to 1903, possibly continuing part or most of the period until 1909 (Herring, 1979a).
%A 31/32/33/87
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1898
%T Four years of severe drought from 1896 to 1899, culminating in famine in the years 1898 and 1899 (Åse et al 1986). In 1897 to 1899 there was famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them, c. 1.5 S 38 E). In about 1898 there was a famine due to drought in Busoga (c. 1 N 33.5 E) and in Bunyoro (Uganda, region 31) (Harlow and Chilver 1965). In the two years 1898 and 1899 there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (presumably regions 31, 32, 33, 87) (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was widespread drought in Uganda in 1899 to 1903, possibly continuing part or most of the period until 1909 (Herring, 1979a).
%A 31/32/33/87
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1899
%T Four years of severe drought from 1896 to 1899, culminating in famine in the years 1898 and 1899 (Åse et al 1986). In 1897 to 1899 there was famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them, c. 1.5 S 38 E). In about 1898 there was a famine due to drought in Busoga (c. 1 N 33.5 E) and in Bunyoro (Uganda, region 31) (Harlow and Chilver 1965). In the two years 1898 and 1899 there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (presumably regions 31, 32, 33, 87) (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was widespread drought in Uganda in 1899 to 1903, possibly continuing part or most of the period until 1909 (Herring, 1979a).
%A 33
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1898
%T Levels of Lake Stefanie were extremely low and there was tremendous drought. The Sagan River no longer reached the Dulei River at the northern end of the Stefanie trough (Grove et al. 1975). In December 1899 the southern extremity of the lake had dried up and was covered with dead fish (Butzer 1971, Plote 1974). In these two years there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was famine and starvation in the Sagan River valley; river was so low that it spread out and disappeared before reaching the Dulei River at the north end of Lake Stefanie.
%A 33
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1899
%T Levels of Lake Stefanie were extremely low and there was tremendous drought. The Sagan River no longer reached the Dulei River at the northern end of the Stefanie trough (Grove et al. 1975). In December 1899 the southern extremity of the lake had dried up and was covered with dead fish (Butzer 1971, Plote 1974). In these two years there was an "unprecedented" drought affecting all of East Africa (Grove et al. 1975, Harrison 1901). There was famine and starvation in the Sagan River valley; river was so low that it spread out and disappeared before reaching the Dulei River at the north end of Lake Stefanie.
%A 87/31
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1897
%T Famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them,
c. 1.5 S 38 E).
%A 87/31
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1898
%T Famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them,
c. 1.5 S 38 E). In about 1898 there was a famine in Busoga
(c. 1 N 33.5 E) due to drought (Harlow and Chilver).
%A 87/31
%F -3
%K East Africa
%D 1899
%T Famine from Kikuyu (c. 0 S 36 30 E) to Kamba (east of them,
c. 1.5 S 38 E).
%A 37/38
%F -2
%K East Africa
%D 1908
%T Drought in Kilimanjaro district of Tanzania (Harlow and
Chilver).
%A
%F
%K East Africa
%D 1918,1919
%T Major famine in Busoga and in the Bukedi district of Uganda. Pestilence and famine ravaged Kenya, particulary the Kukuyu country in 1918 to 1920 (Harow and Chilver 1965).
%A
%F
%K Malawi
%D 15th and 16th centuries
%T In the region of Lake Malawi, periods of severe droughts included the 1400s and 1410s, sometime within the period 1450 to 1480, and in the 1560s, 1580s and 1620s (Webster, 1979a,b).
%A
%F
%K Malawi
%D 17th and early 18th centuries
%T The Lake Malawi region was also relatively drought free from about the 1630s until the 1720s (Webster, 1979a,b).
%A
%F
%K Malawi
%D late 1700s and early 1800s
%T Traditions referring to severe droughts and drying up of rivers persist in the region from the early 1800s back to the late 18th century (Owen et al. 1990).
%A
%F
%K Malawi
%D late 18th century/early 19th century
%T The rainmakers were called to Nkamanga (Rumphi area - northern Malawi) during a severe drought in the time of the first Mlowoka or his son (about 1780-1840). This may have been about the time Lake Rukwa dried up c. 1770 (Owen et al. 1990). Kalinga records an increase in immigration from the highlands to the northeast of the lake into the Ngonde region of the lake-shore, perhaps partly attributable to drier conditions, between 1740 and 1840 (Owen et al. 1990).
%A
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1790/1791/1792/1793/1794/1795/1796/1797/1798/1799
%T Raiding from Makua into Yao territory in the 1790s (probably late 1790s) caused by drought (Webster 1979b). The Mahlatule famine of c. 1799-1803 caused the Yao (NE Zambia, NW Mozambique) to disperse into the Malawi region.
%A 55
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1820/1821/1822/1823/1824/1825/1826/1827/1828/1829c
%T There was a general view that widespread aridity in the late 1820s was a cause of the Yao dispersal towards the southern lake area (Owen et al. 1990).
%A 38
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1820/1821/1822/1823/1824/1825/1826/1827/1828/1829c
%T The North Rukuru River in northern Malawi dried up around the 1820s during the reign of Mwangonde (c. 1815-1835) (Owen et al. 1990).
%A 55/56
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1835
%T The Ngoni Gama clan of northern Malawi have a tradition of crossing the Zambezi near Zumbo on a sandy causeway in the dry season of 1835, so apparently a very dry year or sequence of years.
%A 43/54/55
%F
%K Malawi
%D early 1860s
%T Drought in Malawi produced chaos that was a major factor in the failure of the UMCA Magomero Mission (Webster 1979b).
%A 54/55
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1860s
%T Severe drought in southern Malawi reported by resident missionaries, supposed worst in that country's history (Iliffe, 1990).
%A 54/55
%F
%K Malawi
%D 1860s
%T Chendombo, a Yao headman, indicated that a severe drought occurred when the Mang'anja fled to the river from the invading Yao. Crops had been planted and were growing well when the drought occurred and killed them. There is also a Yao tradition from this period that Lake Chiuta almost dried up and that there was a very great drought and famine (Webster 1979b).
%A 43
%F -2
%K Malawi
%D 1877
%T Hutchins (1889) indicates deficient rainfall at Lake Nyasa in 1877 and 1878.
%A 43
%F -2
%K Malawi
%D 1878
%T Hutchins (1889) indicates deficient rainfall at Lake Nyasa in 1877 and 1878.
%A 74
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1831
%T On Bain's journey north, he encountered extreme cold and uninterrupted snowfall in early June near Mafeking (region 74). This was a reasonably good year, as he was given abundant provisions by the natives and described a reasonaby green countryside with no lack of water.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1833
%T In June 1833 E. Casalis, in the P.E.M.S. Annals, says it snowed for 2 or 3 days following their arrival in Basutoland. In December 1833 Rolland says famine of the last three months played havoc in Basutoland; this would suggest a poor rainy season in 1832/33. Drought was universal and there was no hope for a harvest, except possibly at Mothetto (Motito) (Germond, 1967); this would relate to the 1833/34 rainy season.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1834
%T In June 1833 E. Casalis, in the P.E.M.S. Annals, says it snowed for 2 or 3 days following their arrival in Basutoland. In December 1833 Rolland says famine of the last three months played havoc in Basutoland; this would suggest a poor rainy season in 1832/33. Drought was universal and there was no hope for a harvest, except possibly at Mothetto (Motito) (Germond, 1967); this would relate to the 1833/34 rainy season.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1822 to 1833
%T Drought, famine and cannibalism in Basutoland (Basuto Book - D.F. Ellenberger, History of the Basuto, Ancient and Modern, Morija Museum and Archives, Morija, 1991, 393 pp.)
%A 76
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1833
%T 1833 described as a year of abundance in index; description stems from Thaba Nchu (29 15S 26 45E) in June of 1833.
%A 74/76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1835
%T On February 18, 1835, Rolland's journey was delayed by the Hart River, which was high. The Vaal River was twelve foot deep and they waited three months, until it fell to four feet, to cross it (Germond, 1967).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1835
%T On February 18, 1835, Rolland's journey was delayed by the Hart River, which was high. The Vaal River was twelve foot deep and they waited three months, until it fell to four feet, to cross it (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1835
%T On February 18, 1835, Rolland's journey was delayed by the Hart River, which was high. The Vaal River was twelve foot deep and they waited three months, until it fell to four feet, to cross it (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1835
%T At Berseeba there was a locust plague in 1835 and 1837 (Germond, 1967).
%A 75
%F +3
%K Lesotho
%D 1836
%T In January, 1836, Arbousset found plenty of grass at Morija (29.5 27.5E), reaching to the knees of the cattle (Germond, 1967). There was a magnificant garden with maize seven feet high. The rains had been plentiful for the last two months. In June, the rains had been over for 2 months. Arbousset said that this rainy season was one of the wettest ever there and throughout Southern African in general. NOTE; indicated in index as year of abundance; other sources for other areas of southern Africa suggest 1836 was dry, except for areas in region 79.
%A 76
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1837
%T At Berseeba there was a locust plague in 1835 and 1837 (Germond, 1967).
%A 77
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1835
%T On July 1, 1838, near Mothetho, Lemue said the temperature was still mild. Knee-high grass there resembled a wheat field. The harvests of the last three years (i.e., 1836, 1837 and 1838) were particularly plentiful. Enough millet was stockpiled to last four to eight years (NOTE: this is at "Motito", near Kuruman).
%A 77
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1836
%T On July 1, 1838, near Mothetho, Lemue said the temperature was still mild. Knee-high grass there resembled a wheat field. The harvests of the last three years (i.e., 1836, 1837 and 1838) were particularly plentiful. Enough millet was stockpiled to last four to eight years (NOTE: this is at "Motito", near Kuruman).
%A 77
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1837
%T On July 1, 1838, near Mothetho, Lemue said the temperature was still mild and that the knee-high grass there resembled a wheat field. However, this was north of Motito in a village directly on the Mashowing River. The harvests of the last three years (apparently 1835, 1836, and 1837) had been particularly plentiful. Enough millet was stockpiled to last four to eight years. (NOTE: this is at "Motito", near Kuruman. A drought is mentioned at Kuruman in 1838, so the "last three years" probably refers to the previous ones; however, conditions seems to be generally more favorable at Motito, which sometimes has the hope of a good harvest at time when universal drought elsewhere).
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1836
%T S. Rolland writes in September, 1838, that brother Pellisier lost 24 cows and 40 sheep to drought "last year" (1837). Arbousset lost 10 cows to drought in 1836 and "this year" Rolland has lost 30 sheep and 3 horses to drought (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Pellesier is at Bethulie (region 76), Arbousset is at Morija, Basutoland (region 75), and S. Rolland is at Berseeba (region 76).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1837
%T S. Rolland writes in September, 1838, that brother Pellisier lost 24 cows and 40 sheep to drought "last year" (1837). Arbousset lost 10 cows to drought in 1836 and "this year" Rolland has lost 30 sheep and 3 horses to drought (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Pellesier is at Bethulie (region 76), Arbousset is at Morija, Basutoland (region 75), and S. Rolland is at Berseeba (region 76).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1838
%T S. Rolland writes in September, 1838, that brother Pellisier lost 24 cows and 40 sheep to drought "last year" (1837). Arbousset lost 10 cows to drought in 1836 and "this year" Rolland has lost 30 sheep and 3 horses to drought (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Pellesier is at Bethulie (region 76), Arbousset is at Morija, Basutoland (region 75), and S. Rolland is at Berseeba (region 76).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1838
%T Daumas, at Mekoatleng (east of Winburg, region 74), talks in May, 1838, about the severe drought, but he appears to be referring to the dry season or the early part of the rainy season. When the rains came, the fountain resumed its normal flow and he found several other springs in the area. There was a fairly abundant harvest of wheat (in May 1938), but corn was scarce in many places. He often saw hunters killing letsa (an antelope) as a means to bring rain. But, since the beginning of the year there was rainfall sufficiently intense to collapse buildings, so the school was closed (Germond, 1967). NOTE; 1838 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1839
%T In September, 1839, Lemue wrote from Bechuanaland about Basutoland, saying that there was already famine among the poor and scarcity for the rich, and the risk of prolonged suffering for all, because in many places a great drought was just then bringing sterility (Germond, 1967). This probably refers to the 1838/39 rainy season, but conditions may have continued into the 1839 winter season, that usually has some rain.
%A 75/76
%F +3
%K Lesotho
%D 1840
%T Abundant rains already in September flooded the Orange River and submerged its banks, making crossings impossible. Thus, the rainy season began early and this was a blessed year. Continuation of torrential rains in December and in January and February of 1841. This appears to be near Bethulie (region 76). Author suggests that was the rainiest year on record north of the Orange River. NOTE: this is the 1840/41 rainy season; Germond (1967) devotes a whole chapter (entitled The Deluge) to this year. Since Orange River commences further east, this also implies heavy rainfall in region 75 (near Aliwal North).
%A 75
%F +3
%K Lesotho
%D 1840
%T Abundant rains already in September flooded the Orange River and submerged its banks, making crossings impossible. Thus, the rainy season began early and this was a blessed year. Continuation of torrential rains in December and in January and February of 1841. This appears to be near Bethulie (region 76). Author suggests that was the rainiest year on record north of the Orange River. NOTE: this is the 1840/41 rainy season; Germond (1967) devotes a whole chapter (entitled The Deluge) to this year. Since Orange River commences further east, this also implies heavy rainfall in region 75 (near Aliwal North).
%A 76
%F +3
%K Lesotho
%D 1840
%T Abundant rains already in September flooded the Orange River and submerged its banks, making crossings impossible. Thus, the rainy season began early and this was a blessed year. Continuation of torrential rains in December and in January and February of 1841. This appears to be near Bethulie (region 76). Author suggests that was the rainiest year on record north of the Orange River. NOTE: this is the 1840/41 rainy season; Germond (1967) devotes a whole chapter (entitled The Deluge) to this year. Since Orange River commences further east, this also implies heavy rainfall in region 75 (near Aliwal North).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1841
%T Pellissier, at Bethulie on October 1, 1841, was concerned at the thought of losing a great part of his congregation on account of drought. During the last seven months, they prayed for rain with no avail. The pastures were dry and cattle were dying. People left their homes to search for dry grass in uninhabited areas. "This sad state of the country has prevented the natives from sowing their fields. Had it not been for the abundant rains, with which we were favoured last year, their plight would have been even more disastrous" (Germond, 1967). This presumably refer to the 1841/42 rainy season; the following entry likewise suggests this.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1842
%T Dyke, at Thaba Bosiu (just to the northeast of Morija, region 75), said in April, 1842, that instead of the usual copious rains that fall in October and November, at which time they plant seeds, last year we had nothing but scanty rains. Drought continued until February. In March, locusts killed the little crop that had grown (Germond, 1967).
%A 75
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1842
%T Arbousset said in 1842 that at Morija, there is a little snow every year, also torrential rains and frequent, violent hail (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1842
%T Maeder, at Berseeba, said in July, 1842, that scarcely any rain had fallen in the last nine months and the ground was extremely dry. November, December and January were usually the rainy months in this country; he indicated it "grieved" them to see a season pass without any rain (Germond, 1967).
%A 74
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1842
%T Daumas, at Mekoatleng (east of Winburg, region 74), said in October 1842 that drought was a plague more terrible than war. This year's harvest had failed and great famine prevailed; locusts also came again (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1842
%T Rolland, at Beerseba, said in August, 1842, that "last year the drought was extraordinary and it added hunger to our miseries". Native crops failed completely and only half a crop of European corn grew - not enough to feed even a quarter of the population. Some 50 people had left the mission station because of famine (Germond, 1967).
%A 74/76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1843
%T Pfrimmer, at Friedau in April, 1843, said he had left Beerseba on February 7 and reached Mekoatleng on February 11. Rains were frequent and copious - they feared that crossing the river would be difficult. The Valsch River country, reached on February 24, was covered with tall and dense grass. The rains continued to fall and had raised the water level to an "uncommon" height. They had to wait ten days to cross the river. This year the "drought" had been extra prolonged and severe, but later the good rains led to a bountious harvest: maize, kaffir corn, pumpkins, beans, etc. (Germond, 1967).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1843
%T Pfrimmer, at Friedau in April, 1843, said he had left Beerseba on February 7 and reached Mekoatleng on February 11. Rains were frequent and copious - they feared that crossing the river would be difficult. The Valsch River country, reached on February 24, was covered with tall and dense grass. The rains continued to fall and had raised the water level to an "uncommon" height. They had to wait ten days to cross the river. This year the "drought" had been extra prolonged and severe, but later the good rains led to a bountious harvest: maize, kaffir corn, pumpkins, beans, etc. (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1843
%T Pfrimmer, at Friedau in April, 1843, said he had left Beerseba on February 7 and reached Mekoatleng on February 11. Rains were frequent and copious - they feared that crossing the river would be difficult. The Valsch River country, reached on February 24, was covered with tall and dense grass. The rains continued to fall and had raised the water level to an "uncommon" height. They had to wait ten days to cross the river. This year the "drought" had been extra prolonged and severe, but later the good rains led to a bountious harvest: maize, kaffir corn, pumpkins, beans, etc. (Germond, 1967).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1843
%T Daumas, at Mekoatleng, said in April, 1843, that like the previous year, the rains were late and the germination of wheat was delayed. Then early frosts arrived and ruined hopes of a harvest (i.e., last year). The country was in the grip of a severe drought and the rainmakers were called in again. A terrible famine was feared, but there were late rains so the harvests were good. Unlike previous years, in which frosts began in this month, frosts had not yet occurred (Germond, 1967). NOTE; 1843 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1844
%T E. Casalis, at Thaba Bosiu, said in May, 1844, that plentiful rains in this year yielded a rich wheat harvest. The missionaries could sell grain to the natives, to offset their crop loss from locusts. The intense rainse destroyed bricks (Germond, 1967). NOTE; 1844 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1846
%T Dyke wrote that they scoured the town of Borgelong (one of the main towns of Bahlaping, southern Bechuanaland, c. 40 miles from Likatlong) for sheep etc. to purchase, but none were available on account of the drought (this was in July, 1846). Grass was scarce "all around" (Germond, 1967).
%A 74/76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1847
%T Lemue, at Carmel, referring to November, 1847, said that a serious obstacle barred their way: the Vaal, which usually had no water during this season (it flows out of region 74). It had overflowed its banks to such an extent that the Hart, generally an unimportant torrent, was pushed back to within a league or two of its mouth. A large lake, under which gardens had disappeared, bathed the foot of the hill at Likhatlong (28S 24.5 E, south of Taung). After several days of waiting to cross, the river was still rising (Germond, 1967).
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1847
%T Lemue, at Carmel, referring to November, 1847, said that a serious obstacle barred their way: the Vaal, which usually had no water during this season (it flows out of region 74). It had overflowed its banks to such an extent that the Hart, generally an unimportant torrent, was pushed back to within a league or two of its mouth. A large lake, under which gardens had disappeared, bathed the foot of the hill at Likhatlong (28S 24.5 E, south of Taung). After several days of waiting to cross, the river was still rising (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1847
%T Lemue, at Carmel, referring to November, 1847, said that a serious obstacle barred their way: the Vaal, which usually had no water during this season (it flows out of region 74). It had overflowed its banks to such an extent that the Hart, generally an unimportant torrent, was pushed back to within a league or two of its mouth. A large lake, under which gardens had disappeared, bathed the foot of the hill at Likhatlong (28S 24.5 E, south of Taung). After several days of waiting to cross, the river was still rising (Germond, 1967).
%A 77
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1848
%T Fredoux, at Mothetho, in February, 1849, said that this year was one of a terrible scourge over the whole country on account of drought. Torrents dried up, fountains were reduced to a trickle, seeds did not germinate and pastures were scorched (Germond, 1967). For this state to be reached, the previous year (1848) would probably have been relatively dry. In a P.S. to this same letter (February, 1949), Fredoux wrote that rains finally came, but too late to be useful. They were so abundant that the Motheto ravine, which normally did not flow in dry weather, became a torrent. The Bechuana said none of them had even seen it carry such a "prodigious" amount of water. Thus, the 1848/49 rainy season probably arrived late but was generally good.
%A 77
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1848
%T Fredoux, at Mothetho, in February, 1849, said that this year was one of a terrible scourge over the whole country on account of drought. Torrents dried up, fountains were reduced to a trickle, seeds did not germinate and pastures were scorched (Germond, 1967). For this state to be reached, the previous year (1848) would probably have been relatively dry. In a P.S. to this same letter (February, 1949), Fredoux wrote that rains finally came, but too late to be useful. They were so abundant that the Motheto ravine, which normally did not flow in dry weather, became a torrent. The Bechuana said none of them had even seen it carry such a "prodigious" amount of water. Thus, the 1848/49 rainy season probably arrived late but was generally good.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1848
%T Pelissier, at Bethulie (region 76) in October, 1849, said that on account of the drought, it had been two years since their last drop of millet, and this year again there was no prospect of sowing fields. There had been no rain for at least seven months and even if it would fall soon, the season was anyway too advanced for millet to succeed (Germond, 1967). Thus, presumably the rainy seasons 1847/48 and 1848/49 were quite poor and drought prevailed in 1848 and 1849.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1849
%T Pelissier, at Bethulie (region 76) in October, 1849, said that on account of the drought, it had been two years since their last drop of millet, and this year again there was no prospect of sowing fields. There had been no rain for at least seven months and even if it would fall soon, the season was anyway too advanced for millet to succeed (Germond, 1967). Thus, presumably the rainy seasons 1847/48 and 1848/49 were quite poor and drought prevailed in 1848 and 1849.
%A 75
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Lauga, at Carmel in February, 1850, said that the scourge was followed by a severe winter. Three days after Moletsane's town was burned, there was a snowfall, which was extraordinary for this country (this is from a report of an annual conference) (Germond, 1967).
%A 74/76/77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Fredoux, at Motheto in November, 1850, said he had never seen the country so dry before. Animals were suffering from thirst between Mamosa (c. 26 45S, 26 15E, region 74) and Friedau, in particular, and the countryside was everywhere parched and the torrents were dry. Severe drought forced many to leave Jackal's Fountain (c. 30 45S 24 E, near de Aar, region 77) (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Jackal's Fountain is on eastern edge of region 77, so this might be confined to region 74 and 76 only). This probably relates to the 1849/50 rainy season.
%A 74
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Fredoux, at Motheto in November, 1850, said he had never seen the country so dry before. Animals were suffering from thirst between Mamosa (c. 26 45S, 26 15E, region 74) and Friedau, in particular, and the countryside was everywhere parched and the torrents were dry. Severe drought forced many to leave Jackal's Fountain (c. 30 45S 24 E, near de Aar, region 77) (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Jackal's Fountain is on eastern edge of region 77, so this might be confined to region 74 and 76 only). This probably relates to the 1849/50 rainy season.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Fredoux, at Motheto in November, 1850, said he had never seen the country so dry before. Animals were suffering from thirst between Mamosa (c. 26 45S, 26 15E, region 74) and Friedau, in particular, and the countryside was everywhere parched and the torrents were dry. Severe drought forced many to leave Jackal's Fountain (c. 30 45S 24 E, near de Aar, region 77) (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Jackal's Fountain is on eastern edge of region 77, so this might be confined to region 74 and 76 only). This probably relates to the 1849/50 rainy season.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Fredoux, at Motheto in November, 1850, said he had never seen the country so dry before. Animals were suffering from thirst between Mamosa (c. 26 45S, 26 15E, region 74) and Friedau, in particular, and the countryside was everywhere parched and the torrents were dry. Severe drought forced many to leave Jackal's Fountain (c. 30 45S 24 E, near de Aar, region 77) (Germond, 1967). NOTE: Jackal's Fountain is on eastern edge of region 77, so this might be confined to region 74 and 76 only). This probably relates to the 1849/50 rainy season.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1851
%T Rolland, at Colesberg (30 45S, 25E, region 76), said in August, 1851, that the country was extremely dry everywhere and cattle were dying of hunger daily (Germond, 1967).
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1849
%T Pellissier, at Bethulie (region 76), attributes the natives religious indifference to the drought that had oppressed them for the "last two years or more" (speaking in May 1851). Thousands of head of cattle died, the springs dried up, and the Orange River was so dry it was almost possible to cross it with dry feet. This implies poor rainfall in the 1848/49, and 1849/50 and 1850/51 seasons.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1850
%T Pellissier, at Bethulie (region 76), attributes the natives religious indifference to the drought that had oppressed them for the "last two years or more" (speaking in May 1851). Thousands of head of cattle died, the springs dried up, and the Orange River was so dry it was almost possible to cross it with dry feet. This implies poor rainfall in the 1848/49, and 1849/50 and 1850/51 seasons.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1851
%T Pellissier, at Bethulie (region 76), attributes the natives religious indifference to the drought that had oppressed them for the "last two years or more" (speaking in May 1851). Thousands of head of cattle died, the springs dried up, and the Orange River was so dry it was almost possible to cross it with dry feet. This implies poor rainfall in the 1848/49, and 1849/50 and 1850/51 seasons.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1850/51
%T In January, 1853, Lauga of Carmel mentioned that drought had been extremely severe in their quarters for the past several years. The fountain was reduced by two-thirds. Thus, this probably refers to at least 1852/53, 1851/52 and 1850/51, possibly earlier.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1851/52
%T In January, 1853, Lauga of Carmel mentioned that drought had been extremely severe in their quarters for the past several years. The fountain was reduced by two-thirds. Thus, this probably refers to at least 1852/53, 1851/52 and 1850/51, possibly earlier.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1852/53
%T In January, 1853, Lauga of Carmel mentioned that drought had been extremely severe in their quarters for the past several years. The fountain was reduced by two-thirds. Thus, this probably refers to at least 1852/53, 1851/52 and 1850/51, possibly earlier.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1853/54
%T In January, 1853, Lauga of Carmel mentioned that drought had been extremely severe in their quarters for the past several years. The fountain was reduced by two-thirds. Thus, this probably refers to at least 1852/53, 1851/52 and 1850/51, possibly earlier. Suggests 1853/54 season also got off to a bad start.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1854
%T In January of 1854, Maitin of Berea (just northeast of Maseru, region 75) mentioned that the circumstances in the country were very unfavourable that year, presumably meaning relatively dry. Also mentioned extraordinary snows that year, presumably in Natal.
%A 74
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1853
%T Jousse, of Mothetho, mentioned on December 31, 1853, that he visited the Korannas of Mamosa the previous September and found that they had dispersed on account of the terrible drought that prevailed. This would mean the rains failed in 1852/53.
%A 77
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1858
%T In February, 1859, Fredoux of Motheto, talked about the terrible famine that had affected the entire region in 1858; this was a result of the scarcity of grain and appears to relate to the 1857/58 rainy season.
%A 75
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1858
%T Arbousset's Bethesda (near Quthing, region 75) journal describes snow all day long on April 30th, 1858, and everything white with snow the following day .
%A 74/75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in March, 1860, Mabille of Hermon talks of the very green landscape on the way to Thaba Bosiu. On the way to Mekoatleng, they found the Caledon in flood and crossed it by boat and the Makhaleng was swollen by a storm that occurred the night before their arrival. NOTE; 1860 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 74
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in March, 1860, Mabille of Hermon talks of the very green landscape on the way to Thaba Bosiu. On the way to Mekoatleng, they found the Caledon in flood and crossed it by boat and the Makhaleng was swollen by a storm that occurred the night before their arrival. NOTE; 1860 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in March, 1860, Mabille of Hermon talks of the very green landscape on the way to Thaba Bosiu. On the way to Mekoatleng, they found the Caledon in flood and crossed it by boat and the Makhaleng was swollen by a storm that occurred the night before their arrival. NOTE; 1860 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1859
%T Speaking in May, 1859, Jousse of Thaba Bosiu (just to northeast of Morija, region 75) mentioned that "this year" had seen prolonged drought and famine, as well as war and pestilence. Tremendous suffering, people gathering roots and seeds.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in December, 1860, Jousse of Thaba Bosiu (just to notheast of Morija) said that "an appalling drought has filled the minds of the chiefs of this country with terror and dismay". Rainmaker working constantly; finely a deluge occurred but it was cold and accompanied by hail, causing the death of about one hundred people and killed animals. This appears to relate to the beginning of the 1860/61 rainy season.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in December, 1860, Germond of Bethesda (c. 30 15S, 27 30E, region 75) mentioned that people were hoping that finally a rain would break the long drought and staive off the threatening famine. Someone commented to him that such droughts were almost unknown in Basutoland before the previous 4 or 5 years. As with the above entry, this appears to relate to the 1860/61 rainy season.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1856/57
%T Speaking in January, 1860, Lemur of Carmel describes the Griquas trekking across the mountains in search of wetter country in which to settle. Their moves took great effort and was, he indicated, an attempt to escape the great drought the people had been suffering for several years. Refers to them as "people of the west"; probably refers to drought in the Griqualand region, although this is not indicated in the entries for Griqualand. This entry refers to the 1859/60 rainy season, but "several" years before probably means 1858/59, 1857/58 and 1856/57 or earlier.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1857/58
%T Speaking in January, 1860, Lemur of Carmel describes the Griquas trekking across the mountains in search of wetter country in which to settle. Their moves took great effort and was, he indicated, an attempt to escape the great drought the people had been suffering for several years. Refers to them as "people of the west"; probably refers to drought in the Griqualand region, although this is not indicated in the entries for Griqualand. This entry refers to the 1859/60 rainy season, but "several" years before probably means 1858/59, 1857/58 and 1856/57 or earlier.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1858/59
%T Speaking in January, 1860, Lemur of Carmel describes the Griquas trekking across the mountains in search of wetter country in which to settle. Their moves took great effort and was, he indicated, an attempt to escape the great drought the people had been suffering for several years. Refers to them as "people of the west"; probably refers to drought in the Griqualand region, although this is not indicated in the entries for Griqualand. This entry refers to the 1859/60 rainy season, but "several" years before probably means 1858/59, 1857/58 and 1856/57 or earlier.
%A 77
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1860
%T Speaking in January, 1860, Lemur of Carmel describes the Griquas trekking across the mountains in search of wetter country in which to settle. Their moves took great effort and was, he indicated, an attempt to escape the great drought the people had been suffering for several years. Refers to them as "people of the west"; probably refers to drought in the Griqualand region, although this is not indicated in the entries for Griqualand. This entry refers to the 1859/60 rainy season, but "several" years before probably means 1858/59, 1857/58 and 1856/57 or earlier.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1860/61
%T The report of the Annual Mission Conference, from February of 1862, said that in the previous spring the drought was severe and the natives were forced to move toward the frontiers of Basutoland in search of pastures. In October of 1862 Paris writes that the missionaries in Basutoland had been complaining of drought for the last two years and that it became a veritable scourge with disastrous effects. Travelling became almost impossible and the cost of animals was exorbitant; also, they tended to die after a few days of march.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1861/62
%T The report of the Annual Mission Conference, from February of 1862, said that in the previous spring the drought was severe and the natives were forced to move toward the frontiers of Basutoland in search of pastures. In October of 1862 Paris writes that the missionaries in Basutoland had been complaining of drought for the last two years and that it became a veritable scourge with disastrous effects. Travelling became almost impossible and the cost of animals was exorbitant; also, they tended to die after a few days of march.
%A 75/77
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1863
%T Paris wrote in February 1863 that Lemue described an unprecedented drought that continued to plague nearly all of Southern Africa; not a single shower for the last six months; dust storms instead; parched countryside everywhere with not a trace of vegetation; thousands of head of cattle, horses and sheep dying (this presumably refers to Carmel). So severe that they cannot get provisions from the coast, as teams carrying them die en route. Hopetown (29.5S 24E) was in the grip of famine, but the effects were less severe in the higher country of the Basuto. Nevertheless, bad there: wheat sown in September and October had not yet germinated by end of November; Caledon and its tributaries dry; rainsmakers failed and natives asked the missionaries for prayer.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1863
%T Paris wrote in February 1863 that Lemue described an unprecedented drought that continued to plague nearly all of Southern Africa; not a single shower for the last six months; dust storms instead; parched countryside everywhere with not a trace of vegetation; thousands of head of cattle, horses and sheep dying (this presumably refers to Carmel). So severe that they cannot get provisions from the coast, as teams carrying them die en route. Hopetown (29.5S 24E) was in the grip of famine, but the effects were less severe in the higher country of the Basuto. Nevertheless, bad there: wheat sown in September and October had not yet germinated by end of November; Caledon and its tributaries dry; rainsmakers failed and natives asked the missionaries for prayer.
%A 77
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1863
%T Paris wrote in February 1863 that Lemue described an unprecedented drought that continued to plague nearly all of Southern Africa; not a single shower for the last six months; dust storms instead; parched countryside everywhere with not a trace of vegetation; thousands of head of cattle, horses and sheep dying (this presumably refers to Carmel). So severe that they cannot get provisions from the coast, as teams carrying them die en route. Hopetown (29.5S 24E) was in the grip of famine, but the effects were less severe in the higher country of the Basuto. Nevertheless, bad there: wheat sown in September and October had not yet germinated by end of November; Caledon and its tributaries dry; rainsmakers failed and natives asked the missionaries for prayer.
%A 74
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1862
%T Daumas, of Mekoatleng (east of Winburg, region 74), spoke in February 1863 of the exceptional drought of the previous year (presumably speaking of an agriculture season, as says the year is about to end). During his 27 years in Basutoland, he had never witnessed a calamity of this magnitude, where drought is quite infrequent compared to areas like Littakoo or Namaqualand. Presumably speaking of 1861/62 rainy season.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1863
%T Germond, of Thabana Morena, spoke in January 1863 of the drought that had prevailed but describes abundant rain during the current season and complains of lack of shelter from the rain. NOTE; 1863 indicated in index as year of abundance, but it appears that there were normal rains that occurred quite late in the season.
%A 74/75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1864
%T Journey of Dr. Casalis, of Morija, between Mekoatleng (just east of Winburg, in region 74, where visited the Daumas) and Berea and Thaba Bosiu (region 75) was extremely difficult becaues of the extremely heavy rains (speaks in July, 1864). Countryside converted into a "vast sponge", wagons sunk into the ground. NOTE; 1864 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 74
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1864
%T Journey of Dr. Casalis, of Morija, between Mekoatleng (just east of Winburg, in region 74, where visited the Daumas) and Berea and Thaba Bosiu (region 75) was extremely difficult becaues of the extremely heavy rains (speaks in July, 1864). Countryside converted into a "vast sponge", wagons sunk into the ground. NOTE; 1864 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1864
%T Journey of Dr. Casalis, of Morija, between Mekoatleng (just east of Winburg, in region 74, where visited the Daumas) and Berea and Thaba Bosiu (region 75) was extremely difficult becaues of the extremely heavy rains (speaks in July, 1864). Countryside converted into a "vast sponge", wagons sunk into the ground. NOTE; 1864 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1863/64
%T Germond wrote in the Annual Report of 1864 that torrents scarred the whole countryside and were overflowing; tiniest streams became formidable rivers. This would refer probably to the 1863/64 rainy season. At some time in 1864, possibly around February or March, there were cold and incessant rains in Basutoland at Magoana Machuana.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1867/68
%T Germond, of Morija, wrote in September 1867 that "scarcely had we arrived ... when we were visited by torrential rains". NOTE; 1867 indicated in index as year of abundance. This would be the 1867/68 rainy season.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1874
%T Paris wrote in March of 1874 that the missionaries had complained of great drought in January, but now spoke of a great deluge that kept them "drowned" weeks on end. Brooks converted to torrents, streams to overflowing rivers; the fields suffered tremendoulsy. Feared houses would collapse. NOTE; 1873 indicated in index as year of abundance, but I could not interpret the text to mean this.
%A 75/79
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1874
%T Germond, of Thabana Morena, wrote in April, 1874, that travel between Grahamstown (c. 33S 26.5E) and Basutoland had taken much longer than expected (now reached after six weeks) because of the bogs, mud and rain. At Aliwal, the Orange River was full to overflowing. NOTE; 1874 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1874
%T Germond, of Thabana Morena, wrote in November 1874 that they were in the midst of a drought. This refers to the 1874/75 rainy season.
%A 79
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1876
%T Preen, of Matatiele (south of Quacha's Nek, in Griqualand east), wrote in September 1876 that the Basuto did not know what to do with their harvest, as it was so plentiful; pastures abundant and excellent. NOTE; 1876 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1875/76
%T P. Germond wrote in July 1879 that the crops had been poor; third year in a row in which the people of Thabana Morena had experienced "dearth". This would probably refer to the rainy season 1875/76, 1876/66 and 1877/78. Mentions, however, that just had an exceptional rainy season and hoped it would yield and abundant harvest (prsumably the 1878/79 season). Dieterlen, of Morija, said in September 1879 that they had had extraordinary rains a week before and that the countryside was green. This would be early in the 1879/80 season.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1876/77
%T P. Germond wrote in July 1879 that the crops had been poor; third year in a row in which the people of Thabana Morena had experienced "dearth". This would probably refer to the rainy season 1875/76, 1876/66 and 1877/78. Mentions, however, that just had an exceptional rainy season and hoped it would yield and abundant harvest (prsumably the 1878/79 season). Dieterlen, of Morija, said in September 1879 that they had had extraordinary rains a week before and that the countryside was green. This would be early in the 1879/80 season.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1877/78
%T P. Germond wrote in July 1879 that the crops had been poor; third year in a row in which the people of Thabana Morena had experienced "dearth". This would probably refer to the rainy season 1875/76, 1876/66 and 1877/78. Mentions, however, that just had an exceptional rainy season and hoped it would yield and abundant harvest (presumably the 1878/79 season). Dieterlen, of Morija, said in September 1879 that they had had extraordinary rains a week before and that the countryside was green. This would be early in the 1879/80 season.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1878
%T Dyke, of Morija, wrote in February 1878 about an appalling drought and said they turned to prayer for help.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1879
%T Paris wrote in 1879 that a terrible drought of several months duration has devastated the colony and made transport extremely difficult. Such a universal scourge, that the churches united to exorcize it via prayer. However, the Basuto reaped an average wheat crop and expected that two-third to three-quarters of the sorghum and maize would reach maturity "thanks to the abundant rains which began six weeks ago."
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1878/79
%T P. Germond wrote in July 1879 that the crops had been poor; third year in a row in which the people of Thabana Morena had experienced "dearth". This would probably refer to the rainy season 1875/76, 1876/66 and 1877/78. Mentions, however, that just had an exceptional rainy season and hoped it would yield and abundant harvest (prsumably the 1878/79 season). Dieterlen, of Morija, said in September 1879 that they had had extraordinary rains a week before and that the countryside was green. This would be early in the 1879/80 season.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1879/80
%T P. Germond wrote in July 1879 that the crops had been poor; third year in a row in which the people of Thabana Morena had experienced "dearth". This would probably refer to the rainy season 1875/76, 1876/66 and 1877/78. Mentions, however, that just had an exceptional rainy season and hoped it would yield and abundant harvest (prsumably the 1878/79 season). Dieterlen, of Morija, said in September 1879 that they had had extraordinary rains a week before and that the countryside was green. This would be early in the 1879/80 season.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1880
%T Dr. Casalis, of Morija, mentioned at Christmas that they had an extraordinary rain a week before and that everything was green. Mentioned the lush pastures. NOTE; 1880 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75/79
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1881
%T Paris wrote in March of 1881 that there were torrential rains, the likes of which they had not seen in Basutoland in many years. Every watercourse became a torrent. In July, Marzolff of Paballong described how difficult travel and transport had become because of the torrential and incessant rains; referring to attempt to reach the mission station from Kokstad (region 79). Similar conditions between Aliwal North (region 75) and Queenstown (region 79).
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1881/82
%T Kruger wrote in 1882 of the copious rains of "last March". Since 1882 indicated in index as year of abundance, this must have been March, 1882.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1882/83
%T Mabille of Morija spoke in May 1885 of the droughts that had followed one another for the last three years. Since the good rains returned in the 1885/86 season, he must be referring to 1884/85, 1883/84 and 1882/83.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1883/84
%T Mabille of Morija spoke in May 1885 of the droughts that had followed one another for the last three years. Since the good rains returned in the 1885/86 season, he must be referring to 1884/85, 1883/84 and 1882/83.
%A 74/75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1883/84
%T Paris wrote in 1886 that the Transvaal is experiencing a serous economic crisis and that South Africa as a whole had suffered three years of famine and drought which were severely felt in Basutoland. Presumably the 1885/86, 1884/85 and 1883/84 seasons. Rainfall observations at Thaba Morena in 1883/84 appear to suggest dry conditions. Although no appropriate mean could be determined for that station, the annual total would be low for most regions of Lesotho.
%A 75
%F -1
%K Lesotho
%D 1884/85
%T Mabille of Morija spoke in May 1885 of the droughts that had followed one another for the last three years. Since the good rains returned in the 1885/86 season, he must be referring to 1884/85, 1883/84 and 1882/83.
%A 76
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1884
%T Duvoisin of Berea said that the summer in Basutoland this year started with a great drought. Conditions also terrible in the Free State (tentatively regions 74 and 76): cattle couldn't graze, harvest lost. Talked of herds dying in Bethanie (region 76), Bloemfontein (region 76), Thaba Nchu (region 76). Said more favored in Morija (region 75), as they had frequent storms, but the country was so dry that the whole town's population had to drink at the mission fountain. But by April things were green at Morija, as rains had been good. Apparently drougth was widespread, but Morija experienced late but adequate rains.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1884
%T Duvoisin of Berea said that the summer in Basutoland this year started with a great drought. Conditions also terrible in the Free State (tentatively regions 74 and 76): cattle couldn't graze, harvest lost. Talked of herds dying in Bethanie (region 76), Bloemfontein (region 76), Thaba Nchu (region 76). Said more favored in Morija (region 75), as they had frequent storms, but the country was so dry that the whole town's population had to drink at the mission fountain. But by April things were green at Morija, as rains had been good. Apparently drougth was widespread, but Morija experienced late but adequate rains.
%A 74
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1884/85
%T Paris wrote in 1886 that the Transvaal is experiencing a serous economic crisis and that South Africa as a whole had suffered three years of famine and drought which were severely felt in Basutoland. Presumably the 1885/86, 1884/85 and 1883/84 seasons.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1884/85
%T P. Germond said in 1888 that the land yielded a plentiful crop in these years, but that droughts had preceded this for three years. NOTE; 1888 indicated in index as year of abundance; presumably refers to the 1887/88 rainy season. Presumably the drought years were 1886/87, 1885/86 and 1884/85.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1885
%T Paris wrote in March 1885 that the drought had abated, although it had not ended, and that shipments of food arrived to end the famine. Ended in mid-February, when had several downpours. However, by this time the situation had not improved in northern Basutoland; no rain, crops threatened.
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1885
%T Paris, presumably writing in 1885 but possibly 1884, speaks of the drought and famine ravaging parts of Basutoland. Terrible drought and famine in South Africa at that time also.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1885/86
%T Mabille of Morija spoke in May 1885 of the droughts that had followed one another for the last three years. In September he said they had just had five days of copious rain, with the gauge measuring 67 mm. They had not had as much rain in the last three years, especially at this season. Good showers continued and a good harvest was expected. NOTE; 1885 indicated in index as year of abundance; presumably refers to the beginning of the 1885/86 rainy season.
%A 57/60
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1885
%T Coillard of Leshoma, Zambezi (Baraotseland), said in July, 1885, that the season had been extremely dry and that the pool had dried up and that it was almost impossible to cross the Kalahari.
%A 74/75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1886
%T Paris wrote in 1886 that the Transvaal is experiencing a serous economic crisis and that South Africa as a whole had suffered three years of famine and drought which were severely felt in Basutoland. Presumably the 1885/86, 1884/85 and 1883/84 seasons.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1885/86
%T In March 1887, Germond of Thabana Morena spoke of the abundant harvest in Basutoland of the previous year.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1885/86
%T P. Germond said in 1888 that the land yielded a plentiful crop in these years, but that droughts had preceded this for three years. NOTE; 1888 indicated in index as year of abundance; presumably refers to the 1887/88 rainy season. Presumably the drought years were 1886/87, 1885/86 and 1884/85.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1886/87
%T P. Germond said in 1888 that the land yielded a plentiful crop in these years, but that droughts had preceded this for three years. NOTE; 1888 indicated in index as year of abundance; presumably refers to the 1887/88 rainy season. Presumably the drought years were 1886/87, 1885/86 and 1884/85.
%A 75
%F +2
%K Lesotho
%D 1887
%T Ellenberger of Masitise (just south of Quacha's Nek) spoke in October 1887 of the abundance of food due to an exceptional harvest. NOTE; 1887 indicated in index as year of abundance. This nevertheless appears to relate to the 1886/87 rainy season.
%A 75
%F +1
%K Lesotho
%D 1888
%T P. Germond said in 1888 that the land yielded a plentiful crop in these years, but that droughts had preceded this for three years. NOTE; 1888 indicated in index as year of abundance; presumably refers to the 1887/88 rainy season. Presumably the drought years were 1886/87, 1885/86 and 1884/85.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1898
%T Paris, in July 1898, quoted a correspondent who indicated there was considerable distress as crops had been a total failure, had never seen a year such as the one just ended.
%A 75
%F +3
%K Lesotho
%D 1897
%T Dieterlen, of Leribe, wrote in December 1897 that there had been numerous showers and there was no fear of famine; country was green and a real harvest was likely. Tremendous rains in December, also at Thaba Bosiu, where the Phuthiatsana was completely dry. By January, 1898, the rains were becoming torrential. The rain gauge as Hlotse showed they had more rain in four days than in all of 1897. NOTE; 1897 indicated in index as year of abundance.
%A 75
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1897
%T Rinderpest epidemic of 1897 followed by two of the coldest winters on record (Germond, 1967).
%A 75
%F -3
%K Lesotho
%D 1898
%T Dyke of Morija wrote in 1898 that there was a famine caused by drought; total destruction maize and millet crop, little grain reaped in December and January.
%A 75
%F -2
%K Lesotho
%D 1899
%T In June of 1899 Christol of Hermon spoke of a drought that had lasted for ten months, followed by rinderpest. Not clear if he was speaking of the 1898 drought or of one in 1899.
%A 75
%F
%K Lesotho
%D 1902
%T Ramseyer, of Bethesda, spoke in June of being snowed in for days and that it was colder than the natives ever remembered it. It was apparently a very snowy year there and several nights with temperatures below 17 degrees. Unprecedented snowfall that even now is known as the "year of the Great Snow" (Germond, 1967).
4.
Validation of Spatial Reconstruction method used in Africa 2001 Preciptation
Purpose is to demonstrate the validity of using a Principal Component based
procedure to complete a spatial reconstruction of 19th century Africa rainfall from an
irregular matrix of rain indices.
The procedure was applied to 20th century data, in which all values of the spatial grid are known.
The test procedure was to use the reconstruction method to create estimates for
the yearly values for each region. The two sets of data, original and estimates,
are compared via correlation, RMS, and sign count (number of times that the two
values have different signs).
Year range of test was 1920 to 1994, all 90 regions were reviewed, and 20 eigenvectors
were retained for each regional reconstruction.
Validation statistics for 90 regions, 20 eigenvalues
Region Correlation RMS Sign Miss Count
1 58.5% 1.16 5
2 66.0% 0.96 9
3 41.8% 1.06 7
4 68.3% 0.83 6
5 68.8% 0.96 6
6 69.8% 0.99 4
7 53.9% 0.98 4
8 60.6% 0.84 3
9 80.0% 0.84 5
10 62.9% 0.93 3
11 76.5% 0.65 2
12 65.0% 0.97 5
13 78.4% 0.99 6
14 88.0% 0.66 3
15 83.2% 0.87 4
16 86.8% 0.77 2
17 78.6% 0.72 2
18 86.7% 0.73 0
19 90.0% 0.58 4
20 89.9% 0.60 2
21 87.0% 0.71 1
22 70.4% 0.86 2
23 83.0% 0.74 4
24 83.0% 0.75 1
25 80.2% 0.72 4
26 65.2% 0.95 5
27 64.2% 0.92 5
28 81.5% 0.70 7
29 82.2% 0.69 4
30 52.5% 0.95 4
31 79.1% 0.74 4
32 87.4% 0.61 1
33 89.9% 0.59 1
34 59.3% 0.92 4
35 47.4% 0.98 5
36 70.0% 0.88 8
37 72.8% 1.03 6
38 80.5% 0.75 2
39 75.1% 0.81 4
40 61.7% 1.07 5
41 50.0% 1.04 3
42 70.5% 0.91 5
43 84.0% 0.74 2
44 80.3% 0.80 4
45 62.1% 1.08 8
46 72.4% 0.84 2
47 72.3% 0.97 5
48 82.8% 0.89 5
49 64.7% 0.90 7
50 75.9% 0.74 2
51 82.0% 0.74 3
52 84.7% 0.82 6
53 80.4% 0.66 1
54 83.9% 0.85 6
55 80.9% 0.89 5
56 82.2% 0.84 8
57 84.3% 0.80 1
58 63.1% 1.19 5
59 91.3% 0.63 0
60 91.0% 0.67 1
61 90.3% 0.67 4
62 90.2% 0.64 4
63 88.5% 0.66 3
64 86.1% 0.79 5
65 90.9% 0.65 3
66 83.7% 0.76 2
67 73.4% 1.06 7
68 83.7% 0.82 9
69 92.8% 0.55 3
70 87.6% 0.70 5
71 78.2% 0.70 4
72 82.6% 0.88 7
73 79.8% 0.92 6
74 83.9% 0.86 3
75 82.5% 0.94 3
76 87.3% 0.79 2
77 87.5% 0.75 7
78 85.2% 0.72 1
79 75.4% 0.96 4
80 85.2% 0.87 3
81 87.1% 0.77 5
82 80.3% 0.95 2
83 68.7% 1.06 4
84 64.7% 1.20 6
85 48.5% 1.01 7
86 69.7% 1.01 7
87 87.7% 0.71 3
88 77.2% 0.82 4
89 72.5% 0.94 7
90 50.2% 1.18 9