Topographic, Hypsometric, and Meteorologic Report (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177547536)

This is a historical "Topographic, Hypsometric, and Meteorologic Report" dating back to 1879. Authored by William Libbey and Willard Wells McDonald, likely as part of the Princeton Scientific Expedition, this document provides a detailed account of the topographical features, hypsometric measurements, and meteorological conditions of a specific region during that era. Such reports offer valuable insights into the scientific practices and environmental understanding of the late 19th century. The data and observations contained within serve as a primary source for researchers and historians interested in climate science, geography, and the history of scientific exploration in the United States. This report captures a moment in time, showcasing the methodologies used and the environmental conditions observed by early scientists.

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