Remarks upon the atoll of Ebon, in Micronesia

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Abstract
WE will begin our remarks upon the Atoll of Ebon by referring in a general way, first, to that section of Micronesia which embraces it, known as the Marshall Islands.The name is that given bY,Krusenstern in honor of Capt.Marshall who made the first discoveries there in company with Capt.Gilbert.The discoveries date back seventy-two years; the first island was seen in 1788, the last being discovered only in 1824.The whole g:oup lies within the longitudes 166 0 and 172 0 east, and 4 0 39' and 12 0 north latitude.Of the atolls of the group, some are large, measuring forty, fifty, and sixty miles in circumference, while others are mere bank-reefs, two or three miles in circumference.Of the large islands, we may mention Jaluit or Bonham's Rimski Korsakojf, or Rong-rik and Rong-lab,
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Authors E. T. Doane
Journal american journal of science
Year 1861
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10.2475/ajs.s2-31.93.318
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s2-31.93.318
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