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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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Staples Island | Staples Island | Admiralty Chart | on Sheet | This islet is the westernmost of the | ||
Staples Island | Mr Tate; Alnwick | 12.d.D | outer cluster, and often gives name | |||
Staples Island | Mr Darling; Longstone | to those extending easterly half a mile: | ||||
Staples Island | Mr Patterson; Monkshouse | it is of a triangular shape, with | ||||
scanty vegetation, as the surface is for | ||||||
the most part rocky, and having a | ||||||
bold cliff on its southern side: there | ||||||
-house tower on its highest part | ||||||
Brownsman Haven | Brownsman Haven | Admiralty Chart | on Sheet | A narrow passage or Channel | ||
Brownsman Haven | Mr Tate; Alnwick | 12.d.D | between Brownsman Island, | |||
Brownsman Haven | Mr Darling; Longstone | Roddam & Green, & South Wanses – | ||||
Brownsman Haven | Mr Patterson; Monkshouse | |||||
Brownsman | Brownsman Island | Admiralty Chart | on Sheet | Brownsman island almost joins Staples | ||
Island | Brownsman Island | Mr Tate; Alnwick | 12.d.D | island and at low water the passage | ||
Brownsman Island | Mr Darling; Longstone | between these is dry. There is a bold | ||||
Brownsman Island | Mr Patterson; Monkshouse | cliff, about 40 feet high, on South and | ||||
west sides, and there is a deserted | ||||||
tower, and the remains of another one | ||||||
both formerly being lighthouses, and a | ||||||
house used in summer as the residence | ||||||
of the person, who watches the birds | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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