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THE following table of elevations and averages is not as perfect as might be wished, but as some years must pass before it can be greatly improved, it is here given as one of many results obtained by the Meteorological Service in Jamaica:—
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HALL, M. Temperature and Pressure in Jamaica. Nature 35, 437–438 (1887). https://doi.org/10.1038/035437d0
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