NOAA TR NMFS ClRC-376 NOAA Technical Report NMFS CIRC-376.- U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service ,... latiuf. Bottom-Water Temperatures on the Continental Shelf, Nova Scotia to New Jersey JOHN B. COLTON, JR. and RUTH R. STODDARD SEATTLE, WA June 1973 NOAA TECHNICAL REPORTS National Marine Fisheries Service, Circulars The major responsibilities of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) are to monitor and assess the abundance and geographic distribution of fishery resources, to understand and predict fluctuations in the quan- tity and distribution of these resources, and to establish levels for optimum use of the resources. 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To indicate the density of cov- erage and the variability to be expected in each 30-min quadrangle, the minimum and maximum bottom-water temperatures, the number of years' observations, and the number of day's observations are tabulated by month and depth zone in the Appendix. The few observations made at depths greater than 250 m have not been included in these tables. In all areas and at all depths the number of observations were biased in favor of certain months and years. To offset this bias, the 1940- 66 monthly mean values for each 30-min quad- rangle area and for each depth zone within the 100-m isobath were plotted, and smooth curves showing the seasonal cycle of temperature were drawn as described by Fuglister (1947) and Colton (1968a). In drawing these curves the greatest weight was given to mean values rep- resented in the greatest number of years. The resulting curves for specific depth zones in ad- jacent quadrangles were so closely similar that the occasional inconsistencies in the data were obvious. In general, the magnitude of the cor- rection applied to the monthly mean value was inversely proportional to the number of years represented. Although there were appreciable monthly var- iations in mean bottom-water temperatures at depths greater than 100 m, there was no evi- dence of a consistent seasonal temperature cycle. In addition, the number of observations were so few in any month in most depth zones and areas that it was impossible to attach any significance to the monthly mean temperature variations. The analysis of long-term subsurface temper- ature trends made by Colton (1968b) indicates that these monthly variations are due in large measure to the fact that the majority of obser- vations in some months were made during pe- riods of warming while in other months during periods of cooling. To offset this sampling bias we have based our estimates of monthly mean bottom-water temperatures at depths greater than 100 m on 3-month moving averages (Jan- uary = December-February mean). TEMPERATURE CHARTS The monthly distribution of bottom-water temperature is shown in Figures 2 - 13. In con- structing these charts, contours were drawn on a basis of corrected values read from 1940-66 mean seasonal temperature curves or deter- mined from 3-month moving averages and en- tered at the approximate geographic center of each depth zone within 30-min quadrangle areas. The boundaries of the depth zones were based on the bathymetry given in U.S. Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Geological Investigations Map, 1-451, Sheets 2 and 3. Isotherms were drawn for each whole degree Centigrade as this ap- peared to be an interval most useful to ecolo- gists and one appropriate for displaying max- imum resolution in the temperature structure consistent with the quality of the data. In most cases, the isotherms were drawn directly to the data, but in some instances when an isolated temperature value, based on a limited number of observations, was unsupported by data in ad- joining quadrangles, some smoothing and inter- polation were necessary. Isotherms drawn on the basis of limited data are indicated by a dashed line. Relatively few observations were made in water shoaler than 20 m and deeper than 250 m, so that for the most part the iso- therm lines were terminated at these depth contours. Most useful statistics for delineating faunal boundaries are the seasonal and annual ranges of temperature in various geographical areas. In general, the magnitude of the range of bot- tom-water temperature decreases and the timing of the seasonal temperature extremes occurs later with increasing depth. The maximum and minimum observed bottom-water temperatures for the period of record are listed by month, area, and depth zone in the Appendix. We had ini- tially planned to present charts showing the long-term monthly maximum and minimum bot- tom-water temperature distribution, but the data proved inadequate for this purpose. There were a sufficient number of observations, however, to construct valid distribution charts of the long-term annual maximum and minimum bot- tom-water temperatures. These charts are shown in Figures 14 and 15 and are based on the maximum and minimum observed temper- atures within 30-min quadrangle areas and the prescribed depth zones for the period of record regardless of season. For the most part, the isotherms were drawn directly to the data, but smoothing and interpolation were necessary to eliminate segregated thermal patches resulting from a paucity of observations in specific quad- rangle areas and depth zones. Although in most areas the coverage was such that the temper- ature extremes given cannot be considered as all encompassing, the charts do give a general picture of the maximum range of temperature to which resident populations of benthic ani- mals in various regions could be subjected. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank Miss E. H. Schroeder for access to the temperature data collection at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Mrs. K. Payne for writing the computer program for data re- duction; Mrs. M. Cory, Mrs. T. Crabtree, and Mr. S. R. Nickerson for assistance in tabulation ; and Dr. R. L. Wigley and Dr. T. J. M. Schopf for critical reading of the manuscript. LITERATURE CITED BIGELOW, H. B. 1927. Physical oceanography of the Gulf of Maine. Bull. U.S. Bur. Fish. 40:511-1027. 193.3. Studies of the waters on the Continental Shelf, Cape Cod to Chesapeake Bay. I. The cycle of temperature. Pap. Phys. Oceanogr. Meteorol. vol. 2, 135 p. COLTON, J. B., JR. 1968a. A comparison of current and long-term temperatures of Continental Shelf waters, Nova Scotia to Long Island. Int. Comm. Northwest Atl. Fish., Res. Bull. 5, p. 110-129. 1968b. Recent trends in subsurface temperatures in the Gulf of Maine and contiguous waters. J. Fish. Res. Board Can. 25:2427-2437. FRITZ, R. L. 1965. Autumn distribution of grroundfish species in the Gulf of Maine and adjacent waters, 1955- 1961. Ser. Atlas Mar. Environ. Am. Geogr. Soc. (Folio 10). FUGLISTER, F. C. 1947. Average monthly sea surface temperatures of the western North Atlantic ocean. Pap. Phys. Oceanogr. Meteorol. vol. 10, 25 p. HAYNES, E. B., and R. L. WIGLEY. 1969. Biology of the northern shrimp, Pandalus borealis, in the Gulf of Maine. Trans. Am. Fish. Soc. 98:60-76. HUTCHINS, L. M. 1947. The bases for temperature zonation in geo- graphical distribution. Ecol. Monogr. 17:325-335. SCHOPF, T. J. M. 1967. Bottom-water temperatures on the Contin- ental Shelf off New England. In Geological sur- vey research 1967, p. D192-D197. U.S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Pap. 575-D. SPILHAUS, A. F. 1940. A detailed study of the surface layers of the ocean in the neighborhood of the Gulf Stream with the aid of rapid measuring hydrographic instruments. J. Mar. Res. 3:51-75. TAYLOR, C. C, H. B. BIGELOW, and H. W. GRAHAM. 1957. Climatic trends and the distribution of ma- rine animals in New England. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv., Fish. Bull. 57:293-345. WALFORD, L. A., and R. L WICKLUND. 1968. Monthly sea temperature structure from the Florida Keys to Cape Cod. Ser. Atlas Mar. Environ. Am. Geogr. Soc. 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The columni of these tobies give I A- minimum temperoture, B- mo«imum temperature, C ■ number of yeors, D - number o( doys. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE FEBRUARY 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-100M 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B c D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D 4166 / i^ ■7 i 3 J S.3 79 3 4 53 53 / / 5 6 5.6 / / J 5.^5 7! 4 6 31 59 S 5 rl SS 7 / 6 /3 44 4.4 2 2 -f 3.") 3-9 / / 4-0 5 8 4 6 5.6 56 1 1 4167 / 3 1 5-i s 13 3 9 6 1 5 5 J 39 5 a 3 J9 5 7 (. 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B ■ moKimum lemperolure, C ■ number of years, D - number of doys. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE APRIL 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201 ^SOM 1 A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C 0 A B C D A B c D A B c D A B C D 397) 1 ^ 58 90 2 2 I0 6 /0 6 / / 3972 / 14 117 3 3 J 3.S 3.S / / 14 83 2 2 J Jo 7.3 3 8 89 9 6 3 4 9 0 9 0 / / fto so 1 1 4 3 9 6 6 3 16 4 4 5 8 2 2 3973 1 5.1 54 a 2 5 1 51 1 1 A 5 5 5.5 1 / J 6 1 6 1 1 / 41 1A 3 4 4-5 49 1 1 4 3.i 14 II 33 51 5.1 / 1 3974 i.3 75 J J (.1 6.1 1 1 A & & 9 9 J 3 J 6.3 S.3 / 1 4066 4- IS 51 3 3 63 121 3 3 100 100 / / 93 9 3 1 1 4067 J 5 9 121 2 2 1ft 18 / / 68 6 a 1 1 J 44 48 2 2 30 69 6 6 4.3 IJ1 3 6 So do 1 1 4- 55 63 •5 3 2 6 63 7 /3 29 18 6 6 2 9 III .3 3 4068 1 3 1 11 3 3 6.1 lal 6 3 5.3 70 / / 95 93 1 1 A 94- 9 4 / 1 51 5.1 2 2 51 13 3 3 129 139 1 1 10 95 3 4- 10 6 106 1 1 3 Si S.(. 1 1 -?9 6 0 3 J 1 i 61 4 5 2 9 6 8 2 3 f 51 6 9 2 2 3 0 12 6 lo 4069 / 3 0 38 2. 2 3 1 46 2 3 4 1 105 ,9 4 9 1 I0.1 2 2 A 31 44 J 2 3 1 45 J 2 5 1 io'9 4 4 111 in 1 1 ■3 29 6 7 II 24 3.2 82 1 II 5 0 5 9 3 3 4- ja io ■3 3 3 a 55 6 6 38 54 2 A 4070 1 12 i 126 1 1 /32 133 1 1 54 133 3 4 108 108 1 1 61 19 2 2 2 52 5,J 1 1 44 84 3 4- 18 92 2 3 11 10 a 2 2 ^ J.9 CI 5 S 19 56 8 9 18 18 1 1 4 3.A 53 6 1 2.1 5.2 6 13 4071 41 59 a 2 34 103 4 5 41 133 4 4- 6 5 80 2 J 95 134 2 2 A 5 A 5 J I 1 4.2 5 1 3 3 26 60 3 4 3 44 ^ J 4 4 29 82 6 1 4 54 f.4 J. ^ 44 6^ 3 3 29 49 J A 40 72 / 61 62 1 1 5 1 6 1 A 2 39 4-1 1 A A 40 69 4 5 49 49 1 1 3 4.(- 50 1 1 4 53 5.8 1 1 ' 4073 1 3-1 &a 4 7 A.a •7 0 5 C 69 69 / 1 A 4'i ftf J ,? 33 63 9 lA 40 4 8 2 3 J 41 11 J A ■31 J1 1 1 4 4(, ? 1 J 3 4165 4- ?4 f,4 1 1 5 1 100 4 7 60 IS 3 3 62 10 A A 1-20M 2)-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15)-200M 201-250M 29 1/ P W The four-digi* numbei '^ ^ ■ loutheott corner of «och one degree-quodrongle. Each one-degree quodrongle is d into 30>minute quodronglet, i give: A' minimum temperotu' n ihe column on the left give the lolilude and longitude of the ■ ■ ' ded ibered as m Ihe diogrom to the right. The columns of these tables temperature, C- number of yeors, D - number of doys. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE APRIL 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M 1 A B C D A B c D A Blc D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D 4166 / 45 7 7 3 5 3f 86 4 5 2. ,^0 3 0 1 / 3o 68 8 33 3 1 18 6 15 8.1 8.1 1 1 ■? 3.1 6-5 9 31 5 o 86 a 2. 4- S.i 6.0 ■i J. 2.8 6 1 II 31 39 65 3 4 4167 1 3.0 5f 3 3 3.B 11.3 a 16 13 6.3 9 IS A 31 67 1 9 3.8 63 6 9 51 5 7 1 1 J 68 6.S 1 1 3.8 6.7 10 20 3.9 68 7 10 4- 5.8 64- / 3 3.1 6J 5 7 31 6 7 8 10 3.3 5.1 2 4 4 1 4 8 J< 3 5 3 54 i Jl 5.9 66 J 2- 416B 1 57 63 J J. 3'i 68 8 9 56 5 6 1 1 J 40 45 3 3 4 1 1.1 4 4 5 6 5 6 1 1 5 3 53 1 1 4 3 4.3 ( 1 .? 4.1 7.3. 5 5 56 66 4 4 4.6 6.0 3 4- 4.3 6.3 4 lo 4o 53 J. ^ 50 7.3 5 5 66 73 2 J. -f 53 5.3 1 1 53 5.3 1 1 43 56 4 6 5.1 7 3 6 8 4169 7 4.3 54 J J. 4(. 5.4 J J 3.1 4.9 3 3 4.4 5.1 Jt 2 A 33 4-8 J. J. 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J, 4269 1 46 S(, 2 2. 53 6.1 3 •3 2. ,14 ,14 1 1 44 4f a J ^,^ 48 1 I 3.d 3& 1 1 41 41 1 I ■J J 1.:^ 5 II .i 5 0 50 1 1 53 7.1 2 2. 4 51 6 6 1 1 ^M 13 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61 - 80M 81 -100M 101-150M 151 - 200M 201 • 250M 30 KPY ^^" (ouf digit number* m the column on th* left give the latitude ond longitude of the ^ ' loulheosl corner of eoth one degree quodrongle Each one-degree quodrortgle it divided into 30-minute quodronglei, numbered oi in the diogrom to the right The columni of tKeie toblei givei A- minimum temperature, B- moximum temperoture, C- number of yeori, D- number of doyt. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE APRIL 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B c D A B C D A 6 c D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B c D 4270 1 44 fif, .^ .-? -3 ; SA 6 7 /•? S.4 ,3 3 28 ?4 A J ,f.<7 S.o / / a ^l'/ '? / 1 14 f./i /.f -?^ ^,4 .14 / / ,^ J.f) «?7 J ^ J 7 4.4 ^ .5 ;n 34 J. J ^37 6 0 4 ,5 -f .=>3 ,13 1 / Jfi J4 J ,? J.9 ■34 J J 4364 J J.9 39 1 1 ,? 1.6 &1 J J. 3.i 5.4 / / 4 ii J. 9 1 I 4.4 SI r^ A 4.T65 1 -?.9 3.1 / J 4566 1 :?fl J :? / 1 .15 35 / / 3 Jl n / / 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-I50M 151-200M 201-250M 31 Kpw The four-digif numbe" in the column on the left give the lotKude ond longitude ol the ^ ' southeoit corner of eoch one degree-quodrongle. Each one-degree quadrangle is divided into 30-minuie quodronglet, numbered as in the diogrom to the right The columns o( these tables give: A ■ minimum temperature, B- mo«imum lemperoture. C - number o( yeori, D - number o< doyi. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-100M 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B c D A B C 0 A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D ■X972 , ?7 no 2 2 :f 39 4.3 / 2 94 94 / / 55 10.8 5 5 lOi lOb / / ? 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C- right. The colu Tiber of yeors, D - I of th«i« tobies mber of doyt 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE MAY 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-100M 10)-150M 15I-200M 201-250M 1 A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D 41 67 / 1 dJ 8.3 / / S3 90 6 /J 4o 88 // Jl J. 6 1 9 9 4 7 61 9S S ? SI 90 6 6 ,? R.I flH a J S5 8 9 a /4- S9 63 J. -2 ■f ^J SJ / 3 6i 9.3 £. 7 4.9 94 s 6 4(, 4f 63 6 3 1 1 68 19 3 5 4270 41 'i(. J J 3i S3 J. 3 J5 45 .6 .s 3 9 3 9 3 3 33 44 3 3 -? J.H ,5 7 7 IS -?? J9 1 1 3 3 ,14 1 1 .? 36 4-1 a a 3.1 5 4 3 4 .5 5 61 J 6 J? J 9 1 1 -f Ii ■JJ 1 1 4'^ 4 9 / 1 :?<; 38 2 J Jd 5a 3 3 J 6 36 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 151-200M 201-250M 33 KPY ^"^^ four-d>a'» nwmbe'i m the column on the left give the lotiiude and longitude o( the ^ ' southeast corner of each one degree-quadrongle- Each one-degree quadfongle is divided into 30-minute quadrongles, numbered os in the diogram to the right. The columns of these tables givei A- mintmum temperature, B- tnaaimum temperature, C- number of /ears, D- number of do/s 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE MAY 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D 4:i64 / 04 66 6 ? 4.4 44 / / B8 88 / / A /7 5.^-, 3 3 3.3 3.3 a X J. 3 J4 J J 3.0 Si 3 3 3 -I.I -I.I 1 1 3 8 51 3 3 8.1 8 9 J J 9 0 ?.o / / 4 0.1 /.7 J 3 0.6 Jf J J I.I 40 3 3 -0.3 66 4 5 3. a 30 / ' 4365 / 0.3 03 / 1 :i3 33 1 / 34 4.1 J 3 S.t. Si 1 1 3.4 34 / / J 3 4 3.9 J J 3.3 ^A 3 .■? 08 S.5 i 1 34 3.4- 1 / 3.3 4.8 3 3 J.I 3.1 3 4 .3 0.5 I.S J J I.I I.I 1 / 4366 / SI 5.9 J J 3.8 -5-? 5 S 39 S4 5 £ 43 6 7 3 4 38 S3 J 3 J 3.6 5 6 4- 4 49 1.1 6 6 61 7.1 3 3 1.1 7.7 / / =i 33 5.6 a. 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J << 1 4.4 5.4\ 1 J. 51 68 4 6 .? 38 44 / J. 3 4 4J a J. 4.9 9 6 J. 2 4 49 49 / 1 06 SI J J M 53 ji J. 3.4 54 4 4 4.9 49 1 1 4467 1 39 3.9 1 1 4 1 5.1 ,f 4 41 7.^1,? 3 6 6 fi(f 1 1 J 39 3.9 / 1 4-8 48 / 1 5.0 53 .2 2 S.3 6 7 3 3 .3 44 44 1 1 56 .5.6 a J i 4468 ^ ? 4(. 1.1 3 4 5.3 7.x 3 3 1.9 11.5 3 4- /o9 lol 1 / A- 35 5 6 ^6 /JL 4A 6 0 4 1 6.8 68 1 1 9.5 95 1 1 3 9 73 57 1.1 J 3 5.0 6.0 J a. 41 4.1 1 1 A 6.9 1.8 3 3 6.8 6.9 J J ,? SO 6.1 3 4- 61 1.5 a 3. 4- 6.3 IJi lO 30 3974 1 fiS ita ,? 4 88 lor J 3 A 9.8 IS1 J .3 ,? 13.6 I8J 1 1 90 90 1 1 4066 4- 65 6 6 1 1 6.1 IXB 4 6 i/.n 1X8 X X 4067 i -? 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J ' 4 ti 116 6 10 4l\loS 8 8 40 70 1 1 \ 63 9 7 4 5 5 9 8S S \8 6 6 a 9 6 1 91 1X8 4 6 9 4 10.4 X X J 4.l\6i\ 1 J 60 105 S 1 59 133 1 JX /o 1 10.6 X X 11 81 1 X 3 8-i\l2X, 4 6. 6 6 IJ3 8 II 66 94\5 6 4 ' 1 4 9 100 10 16 38 86 6 a 4071 1 , 1 51 6.1 2 J 4.1 lo4 9 14 64 /l.i 6 II 93 1X3 5 6 93 13 1 1 ^ 5 0 13 4 5 4 6 9.8 3 4- 6.x iX 1 1 .? 4.4 94 lo 14 43 94 10 13 1 4 (5.7 ti ,? 3 4.6 9 8 5 6 Jt 5.1 5 1 4072 1 .i3 51 J. 3 53 5.9 J X J 41 6 1 4 6 33 4.8 2 X ^ 6 l\9i J J .15 11 3 3 51 51 1 1 4 6i /i3 / 1 40 .5 6 4 4 4073 1 '!4 16 3 3 59 a 1 2 a J til ai .5 H 5.3 S3 1 1 ,=) //i Hi 1 1 9& 96, 1 1 41 6.'i 4- S.I 83 X 3 6 3 ?* X 3 i 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 8I-I00M 101-I50M 151-200M 201-250M 35 !• C Y The four-diQil numbef» m the column on the le(t give the latitude and longitude of the "^ ■• ■ loutheoit corner of each one degree-quodrongle. £och one-degree quodrangle is divided into 30-minute quodronglet, numbered ai m the d'ogrom to the right The columns of these toblei giwei A - minimum temperoture, B- mammum temperature, C ■ number of years, 0 - number of doys. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE JUNE 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D 4166 / 58 S8 / / 5 1 1.1 6 7 6 0 94 4 4 III III ; ; J 4.1 9 2 7 // 51 IS 5 7 ,? 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III 13.3 3 3 B.SIS.a, 8 18 34 150 // 18 4264 I 2 ! 3.9 39 1 1 3 ! 33 33 1 1 3 6 36 1 1 63 62 1 1 loiios / / 4 I 4 3 43 1 1 13 1.8 1 3 4265 1 1 2.3 11-1 J 3 -? 3 9 5 6 1 2 4 5 ll.8\ 5 6 73 13 1 1 66 1.3 / 2 3 39 45 3 4 2.1 6.1 4 5 44 44 1 1 4 ■ 61 6i 1 1 43 6 3 3 6 2 9 S.l\4- 5 46 46 / 1 4266 / 1 5.2, 6 1 3 4 6.1 6 1, 1 1 6.1 77 ■3 J J 65 10 4 4 4 53 12 4 5 11 11 1 2 1 3 6.3 63 / A 4.3 62 3 3 51 6.1 3 4 56 77 2 2 4 6 7 61 1 1 11 83 2 2 77 77 1 1 4267 1 41 113 5 7 34 105 4 5 50 5.1 2 2 ! A i ' d9 89 1 / 68 68 1 1 48 15 4 4 ,? •il 73 2 2 4- ; 6 3 13 3 3 4268 1 1 43 13 2 2 66 11 2 2 i 49 6 1 4 4 5.3 58 1 1 3 63 13 3 4- 5.3 68 2 2 A 50 53 2 2 4 5 6 6 3 3 4269 1 6.8 6 8 1 1 64 6 6 1 1 A 45 4'i 1 1 44 59 3 3 63 63 2 a 3 3 9 55 3 3 6 6 6 6 1 1 4- 4.6 46 1 1 68 68 1 1 I-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 151-200M 201 ■250M 36 1/ P Y ^^^ tour -digit numberi m the column on the left give the latitude and longitude of the '^ ^ ' loutheatt corner of each one degree-quadrar>gle. Eoch one-degree quodror^gle a divided into 30-minute quadronglei, numbered as m the diagram to the right. The columns of these tables give: A- minimum (emperalure, B-mommum temperature, C- number of years, D ■ number of days. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE JUNE 1-20M 21 ■ 40M 41 -60M 61 -BOM 81-lOOM 10I-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B c D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D 4270 / 31 60 4 fl 33 43 J 3 33 3.6 3 3 3.A 4-1 J 2 4f 5 k J ^ A Jfi 6.7 fl !(• 38 3.8 1 1 3 ,=>f ^^^ 1 1 3» 30 a J .?./ 33 J J M 3.4 1 1 3.1 33 1 / 5.0 5.0 / / 4 Sfi 4-1 J 3 33 78 3 6 33 3.9 3 3 J.J 33. 1 1 31 31 ; / 4364 1 /? 50 J .:? 3.4 48 J. J. 83 83 / / A 41 4.1 1 / J & 4.a ^ J J. 8 6. 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The columns of th*s« tables give; A- minimum temperature, B-monimum temperoture, C ' number of yeori, D - number of days. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE JULY 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B c D A B C D 3971 f /OS 105 / / 3.9 i9.9 ( 1 3972 / 78 Id / / 90 118 2 2 ^ 50 7/ J 3 7.1 8 6 J J 63 133 3 4 84 84 1 1 J 7J tl3 J J. 5.1 10 6 3 3 88 11.3 3 3 7.8 18 1 1 9 8 9.8 / 1 4- 40 5 1 -? 3 45 119 4 8 46 64 J. 3 3973 1 ti ?J \ 4 a 1 94 4 6 5.0 9o 4 5 8 8 8 8 1 1 i 86 59 J S 53 64 3 4 3 46 1.1 4 5 56 7 3 J 6 6.1 61 1 / f 69 lis II 36 87 8 7 1 1 3974 / 7? Uo J 4 T) 93 J J J 84 301 ■3. J J C-1 20i J 2 11.6 118 1 1 4066 4- 67 71 a J 133 13 9 1 1 5 9 118 2 2 80 9/ 2 2 4067 A 73 7.3 1 1 3 53 114 4 3 3 Hi Hi 1 1 94 9.4 1 1 J 49 4.9 1 1 50 5o 1 1 59 9 4 3 3 J 53 84 7 9 53 93 7 6 4- a? lOi 3 4 44 19 .5 7 4.7 13 4 4 4072 1 47 35 J 3 48 54 2 2 J 6 1 70 3 3 .1 89 99 1 1 5.7 a 1 3 3 4- 190 190 i 1 53J1 3 3 6t 8 1 3 3 4073 1 4fi 13^ 3 7 44 69 4 10 6.0 63 1 1 J 49 '9-? J ? Sfi 138 fi 14 5fl 7 8 1 4 (■8 C'8 1 1 .J ICS 163 1 / ?? 104 1 1 4 Ii4 U.1 1 ( 4 IAS 4- 59 93 3 5 ^3 53 1 1 i1 6 9 1 1 1-20M 21 -40/^ 41-60M 61-80M 81 -lOOM 10I-150M 151-200M 201 -250M 38 KPY The (our-digit numbe'i m the column on th« left g.ve the lotitude ond long. lode of the ^ ' loulheait corner of each one degree quodrongle . Eoch one-degree quodrongle it divided into 30-m(nute quodronglei, numbered oj in the dtagram to the right The columni of Iheie toblei give: A - minimum temperature, B ■ ma«imum lemperoture, C ■ number of yeori. D - number of day* 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE JULY 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -BOM 81-100M 10)-150M 15I-200M 201-250M 1 A B c D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B c D 41 66 / 3 0 86 4 6 8 7 87 / / S.S a. a / / 63 63 / / 3 i(. 89 3 J S6 18 3 6 4.3 63 3 3 .? 3.A 3 1 4- 7 3.8 8.3 7 /3 4-.I 7.1 4 'f- 4- a. 3 I3.t 5 /3 61 7.9 3 J 4167 1 /.?/ 1.11 / / 83 I4H S lO fl4 137 3 3 i /33 177 rf 7 ?/ n.1 J fi f.1 ?7 1 1 ? 131 16 K 3 3 loo 13.7 4- .■5 1.1 13.3 3 3. 4- III n? J 4- S3 14.3 ^ (, 7.4 a I ■3 J 56 5.6 1 / 3.3 3.3 1 I 4168 1 US 16? / 1 107 151 4 7 S3 IS.0 J 3 3 lOk 154 4 4- (•1 II 1 J 3 3.3 10 7 4- 5 31 6.7 3 4 ? 113 173 4 ,•5 71 no .■} 7 i.3 133 3 5 6.1 7 3 3 3. 31 4.0 1 1 41 6 6 4 S 51 66 4 4 4- 33 5.1 J 4- 31 a 3 4- 5 41 69 1 f,p 6,3 1 / 4a (.7 1 J ■33 104- 3 3 54- 5.5 1 1 3.0 33 3 3 3.4 3.4 1 1 3 44 11. C 4- 4 1.0 11.7 Ji J 6 1 & 1 1 1 ? 38 3 8 1 1 3.8 J. 8 I 1 33 63 2 & 5.7 51 1 1 -f S.(. III .? 3 38 &9 s S 3.8 54 3 J 3.3 44 .3 3 3o 78 3 3 3.6 6 1 ■f 4 5 1 5.7 2 3 41 70 131 I4f^ / 1 A 1.1 r. 301 .? 6 84 30.0 // \.I4 6.3 10. 1 8 10 ,? «.? WC 3 X 5-l\30i i . lO /6I 16.1 1 1 4 17-4 3/7 5 lo 304 30'^ 1 1 4171 1 A? J Ifif T ■■f 8.4- I7.H II 11 7.1 HI 5 7 J 141 141 / 1 1.0 18.1 a 3 46, M J 3 3i 5 1 4 4 3.9 31 1 1 3 9 5.1 5 6 45 51 J 3 ■f 44 6i J J 33 51 J a Ob S3 4- 8 3.6 31 1 a 38 38 1 1 4364 1 15 33 3. 3 51 51 1 1 J 33 33 1 1 51 51 1 1 .J 36 36 1 1 84 84 1 / 43 43 1 1 5 8 6 8 3 2 f 3.3 3.4 3 3 43 4.1 3 3 4365 1 38 3.8 1 1 4.4 64 3 3 31 3.0 1 1 1 81 SI / / 5 6 7 7 J 2 4.9 13 3 3 .-? J.7 3.1 1 1 4366 1 13 9.3 / 1 84 8.4 1 1 13 13 1 1 58 10.1 3 3 66 103 3 3 J 69 69 1 1 13 1.9 J 3 60 13 3 J .? 6:5 19 3 3 53 6.1 1 1 4- 11 84 J 3 69 1.1 1 1 54 61 J 3. 4367 1 11 83 1 1 J 60 6.8 -^ 3 5 6,6 6 4 4\ ,? 5.1 13 3 3 616 8 3 J 4- 63 6.3 1 1 5.1 6.1 3 3 4368 1 53 58 J 3 So SO 1 1 J 44 4.4 1 1 50 6 1 3 '3 i .3 5 0 63 3 3 5.9[5.9 1 1 / 63 6.3 1 1 73 13 1 1 5 5 66 3 4 51 68 3 3 4 3 69 1 / 4o 5 5 3 3 J 41 56 3 3 4.1 5 6 3 3 59 51 1 1 .? \n4 110 / / 15 95 / / 4 8 48 1 1 f 10 0 ■3'^ / ;i SA 213 ' ^ 38 3.8 1 ; / 3 6 3.1\ J 3 45 45 1 1 4370 ' / 51 53 3 J 3.3 53 J 3 3.8 5J> 4 3 10.1 III X J 38 9.1 13 19 4464 1 1 3.8 38 / 1 3.3 31 1 1 4465 4- 9.4 9.4 1 1 8.3 86 / 1 4466 1 18 IS / 1 J 5 0 8.3 3 3 50 73 3 3 .? 7.9 84 / -2 61 61 1 1 66 6 6 1 1 4 89 8 9 1 1 1.4 9.3 1 3 1.3 18 1 3 11 1.1 1 1 4467 1 63 63 1 1 S.I 5.1 1 1 5.1 5.1 1 1 J 60 6 0 1 1 .? 69 6.9 1 1 61 84 3 2 4468 / SI ^7 / 1 ?8 18 1 1 10 10 I 1 59 1.4 3 3 o? 90 /J/ / 1 7/ ll-O 1 X 11 Hi 3 4 13 13 1 1 4565 1 Iff, 111 1 / lot 114 3 3 3 110 in 1 1 10 1 10 4 1 3 93 94 1 3 3 114 114 1 \, 88 8 9 3 3 11 n 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 151-200M 201 -250M 40 KPY Th« fowrdiQil nuoiberj in the coi\ji ^ • joulheail cornef of each one deoree-quadrangle Eoth one-degree quodrongle is divided ngte quadrangles, nut minimum lemperolure, lude ond longitude of (gree quadrangle is divi bered as m the diagrom to the right The columns o( these tables mperoture, C - T^bef o( years, 0 ■ number of doys 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE AUGUST 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D ^969 ^ 3.7 9.9 J. 3. 8.1 1/4 fi 3, 3971 .? 80 60 1 1 4 6(. &.(, / / 9 7 13.8 3 3 10.6 13.7 1 J- 7.9 9.0 1 1 3972 1 9 9 /35 3 3 10.7 107 1 1 7.1 7/ 1 I J 41 7.3 3. 3. 93 11.3. 3. 3 f fi4 ■^4 1 1 39 113 J J 7.0 /3.I 4 5 9 7 13.3 J. 3 4 46 fi.4 4 89 /33 5 5 90 /04 J J ■i f>8 f^S / 1 (,5 133 6 /o 6 8 /D.3 1 9 99 9? 1 1 ■ ^ /I1 140 ,? .? 7.3 I/I 5 & 6 1 107 4- ,5 8.i I/I ■ B 3 4068 1 78 /OR 4- 4 73 1/6 ti r 8 1 /04 3 3 a 77 III J J. 73 I/A .'> 6 94 /IB 4 4 8.0 //4 4 4 f 83 /SO .=) /03 14- JO 73 133 8 II 4071 1 I 7/ /oi 4 5 5.0 118 // /3 83 /39 8 9 I/O //.o 1 1 7.8 7.8 / 1 J .9^ no .5 (, 13 131 .5 i .f 1 40 131 9 Ifl "'■'/ 138 10 14 4 8.i\l3./'. 8 8 5f, /Jl II n .5/ 10 9 9 II 4072 1 f)l S.J a a 47 Sf, J 3 ^ A 1 III'' J J 4'i III 7 8 .=1 181 Ifn 1 / 77 I4i 4 ,5 'jy 113 7 ft 4 194 /?-? 1 1 9f 18 (, 3 J f J 10 8 4 4 4073 1 i;(, /lis d /o 57 103 ,? 4 3 113 114 ? 5 T« ?' 1 II 30 f-^ 9.? 5 8 if. 78 1 3 ,T 191 lO.'t 1 4 9 3 I7fi .? .f 4 II f^ 18 (. 4 c- n\ Ift/i 3 3 4 1 6 S 4 i it 84 3 3 78 78 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61 -80m 81 -lOOM 101-150M 151-200M 201 - 250M 41 KPY The four-digit numbe'j m the column on the left give the lolitode and longitude of the ^ * soulheait corner of each one degree -quadrangle . Each one-degree quadrongle i\ divided into 30-minute quadrangles, numbered os m the diagram to the right. The columni of these tables give: A- minimum temperature, B- maximum temperoture, C- number of years, D- number of days. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE AUGUST 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M 1 A B c D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D 4166 / 77 ii.:i 5 5 .5.2 I3.S 7 10 7/ 8-8 2 2 J 7/ Hi 4 .5 56 IJ7 C a 113 II. 1 1 1 ^ 95 95 1 / 5J 13.4 9 ji 67 88 J J f 94 141 5 14 99 13.4 2 3 4167 / A?? 139 / { lOS IHO r S 90 143 4 5 3 IXi 179 7 H 10 1 n.9 1 10 93 127 i a ,? IU/6.S / 1 Hi 17.7 a II 13.1 134 a 2. -f ^-f? /^J / 4 84 n-T. 3 4 173 17.3 J J 5a CO J 2 8.9 96 2 2 8.2 8.2 1 1 63 i.3 1 1 41 68 / M.I m .3 .? PO li.7 .5 9 10.4 lie a 2 J 13.0 HI 6 7 7.1 149 3 5 4.5 8.3 4 4 3.9 5.4 Jl 3 ? 15.8 n.6 J 2 99 15.6 4 4 6.9 69 1 1 4-5 5.0 2l J 4.A 6.2 3 3 4-5 66 4 4 ^ 3 9 5.7 3 3 38 6.7 6 7 59 5.9 1 1 41 69 / tS'JJS 2. 3 41 118 9 u 4.8 118 4 4 5.1 97 3 4 J.3 4.1 1 1 39 5.4 4 3 4 7y\l44\ 6 '9 143 14.3 1 1 ,? 5 7 57 1 1 4 9 5 1 2 J 4 8 48 1 • 1 42 62 5 6 46 46 2 2 4 3J 5^ / 1 33d J (. 6 51 7J 7 7 5.0 5.7 4- 5 33 S 6 4- 4 3 46 1 5 6 30 50 1 1 41 70 1 II 7\I84- 5 8 I04- 704 / 1 J /ffl no 7 II 10 a JO i /o 18 9 0 Hi i 56 8 9 3 3 51 10.3 6 II 68 8.3 2 4 .? 3 9 73 5 6 2 9 7 7 4 \4 4.4 58 2 2 4 \ i.9'9.9 6 9 1 9 8.4\ 6 7 563 6 1 1 68 6.8 1 1 4266 ' 1 \ 1 ■ IO.i\IJ.I . J J. 7i 10 6 2 \6 SO 5 0 1 1 69 69 1 1 5 7 75 4 4 J 4-8 I05\3 3 5 7 5 7 1 1 / 4.1 73 2 2 5.0 5 0 1 1 59 72 3 3 3 1 7.2. 9 6 -? S 50 94 3 6 5 6 80 J a 5 6 7.5 2 4- 6.1,73 2 3 6 0 7 8 3 4 4 62 8.2 4 5 6 1 7.1 3 3 4267 t ! 1 1 54 110 3 3 53 130 J J 58 131 3 3 5 0 102 4 5 7 1 1.1 1 1 2 ai'ai 1 1 &i 69 1 1 6.i 79 3 3 4.8 66 3 3 49 7 7 5 6 .-? 1 54 54 1 1 55 77 3 3 4 i 55 59 2 2 4.9 60 3 3 496n 1 1 4.7 66 4 5 4.6 6.7 4 4 J 4.5 4.5 1 1 49 6 1 4 4 4 9 66 3 3 ,f ' 4.8 6.8 3 4 58 68 2 3 4 50 52 2 2 56 57 1 1 4269 1 1 51 60 1 1 5 0 6 7 4 4 J 55 5 8 1 1 5.1 5 1 1 1 46 57 2 2 5 1 51 1 1 SO 8 9 5 5 ,f 46 61 2 J 4-6 5 8 3 3 4'} 7/ 4 4 4 38 38 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61 -BOM 81-lOOM 101-150M 151-200M 201-250M 42 KCV The four -digit numben m the column on the left give the latitude ond longitude of the *^ ' loulfieaM cornef of eoch one degree-quadfoogle Each one-degree qwodrongle ii divided into 30-mrnute quadrangle*, numbered oi m the diogrom to the right The colwmni of theie toblei give-. A ■ minimum temperoture, B - mommum temperoture. C - number of yeort, D ■ number of day*. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-100M 101150M 151-200M 201-250M AUGUST A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D 49 70 -~- , flo 1 1 48 4.8 1 1 5.1 .1 3 3 ^ / 51 5.3 1 3 4368 / 48 6 8 3 3 6 6 66 1 1 ? 4 8 68 3 3 .^ 11 11 1 1 4- a.a 8 3 1 1 5.3 1.3 3 ^ 4369 1 . 1 4.1 41 1 1 P , 4.1 41 / 1 53 53 1 1 J 41 6 0\ 1 1 ^ 10 10 1 1 4370 i 1 1 1 1 SI 8 1 / / 5 6.5 6 1 1 5 0'5 0 ' ! ' 3.3 4.0 / 1 ? 78'7d / / 6 1 61 1 1 : S 64 94 9 1/8 4464 7" 4.4 4 4\ 1 / 34 34 1 / 33 33 1 1 3.3 3.3 / 1 44 4.6 / 3 4466 1 1 1 I ±_ ?^ 95 1 / 94 94 1 1 6.4 9 9 5 6 81 9.0, 3 3 5 8 103 3 4- 8 3 8.3 1 1 ? 83 95 4 4 51 9.1 5 5 5 5 99 3. \J 9 6 96 1 1 =1 6.5 81 5 1 6.0 9.3: 3 3 4- ts 1.3 1 1 6.8 9.8 3 4- 7/ lOf 4 5 59 6.l\ 1 1 44 6 7 1 1 i 1.1 80 1 1 14 1.4' 1 1 81 ej_ 1 1 2 1 8.3 83 1 1 13 Ii 1 1 4.1 4.1 1 1 ? 8.git nymbe'* m ihe column on the left give the laittyde ond longitude of 'he "^ ■• ' ioutheait corner of each one degree-quadrangle Each one-degree quadrangle it divided into 30-mini;te quodrongles, numbered oj in the diagram to the right The columnj o( these tables giwe: A - minimum temperature, B- maatmum temperature, C ■ number of years, 0 • number of days 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE SEPTEMBER 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D .T97 1 4- 113 113 1 / 3972 1 130 12.0 1 / 113 113 / / 12.3 12 A / / Jt 7 9 84 / 2 in 119 / 2 10 5 106 1 2. 53 II 1 2 J 3 fS6 92 2 2 6.5 122 5 5 8 9\l2.7 4- 4 lof 103 1 2 91 116 Jt J. 4- 57 15.1 7 9 49 124 5 7 110 11.0 1 1 99 112 3 .3 39 73 1 m 173 1 / 75 75 1 y 59 8 8 3 3 J m Hi 1 / 14.3 153 1 / ,? 7.7 193 5 7 &.I 10.6 4 4 6.7 /£.8 3 3 4- <9.? 20 (. 12 36 81 17.5 3 3 3974 1 179 /9o 1 / n-r 171 1 1 A S.f 3f 1 1 .7 1^9 JO 7 J a !(.(■, JOS .? 3 4066 4- 112 116 2 3 70 128 5 6 96 127 a 2 lOI lOI 1 1 4067 j. /0 6 lOB 1 1 no 12 9 J 2 86 11.0 1 2 3 72 10 B 3 5 5 6 139 5 8 10.2 144 4 4 93 93 1 1 8 8 8.8 1 1 4 PS 155 3 3 91 14.4 4 7 63 133 6 II 68 IJ.1 6 8 loe, 106 1 1 4068 1 103 103 1 1 103 1/8 3 .? 10.3 III 2 2 lot 10^ 1 1 2. 95 12.8 2 2 84 127 J 5 104 123 4 4 77 8.3 3 3 76 76 1 1 3 143 143 1 1 154 163 1 1 S9 M4 3 4 90 132 4 5 103 134 2 ^ 4- 112. 173 3 4 102 156 6 10 70 143 6 7 4069 1 101 12.7 2 3 104 123 3 4 10.8 10.8 1 / J 78 116 3 3 72 13.2 5 6 90 12.1 5 5 no 11.8 J J 3 l4o l4o 1 1 99 131 II n 76 143 6 12 7 6 128 J 2 4- I5 5.JU 1 1 9 J 146 i 8 72 12.5 6 8 1 4070 1 8') 10.5 3 4 8f 107 4 5 104 m 4 5 112 114 2 J 93 9.3 1 1 J 93 112 3 4 7.4 122 5 1 8.1 123 6 a 109 11.2 2 A 97 91 I 1 3 134 169 3 5 9? 142 8 II 94 13.3 6 6 4 9/ 121 7 10 73 \ll.l 8 II 4071 1 83 118 6 (■, 81 11.6 10 14 9£ 142 6 7 loa 10.8 J 2 103 103 1 1 2 76 94 4 6 7 1 123 6 7 ,? 6 79 79 1 1 69 69 1 1 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61 -BOM 81100M 101-I50M 151-200M 201 -250M 44 1^ C Y The four-diQit numbers m the column on the left give the lolilude ond longitude of the ■^ ^ ' southeast corner of eoch one degree-quodrongle. Each one-degree quodrangle ii divided into 30-minule quodrongles, numbered at in the diogram to the right. The columns of these tables give: A- minimum temperature, B - moiimum lemperoture, C ' number of yeors, D - number of doys 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE SEPTEMBER 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-lOOM 101-150M 15I-200M 201-250M A B c D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D 4166 / 5.9 loo 7 /3 6 1 //.? 6 9 10.3 10.7 J 2 J ?,-? U / / dd 144 9 14 53 112 8 14 5.2 6.9 2 3 3 8 7 13.6 r. 6 54 122 II 26 69 113 3 4 4- 92 15.5 7 19 6.8 12.7 6 10 4167 1 lU no 4 4 82 13.1 C S J l-U Ifl8 4 4 141 164 4 5 102 117 2 2 3 15.0 m J J U.6 Its 5 9 102 151 4 5 4 J53 /U / ,? /i.5 n.i J 3 10.6 I8A 7 e 1.& 7 8 2 2 54 9.0 4 5 f.,9 6. J J J. 4168 1 IS.3 m 4 4 150 n.i 3 & 112 J3.3 3 3 J /S3 16 i a 7 7.2 183 5 8 6i 9 6 5 9 5 0 7.3 6 7 55 5 5 / 1 J lU I6& 1 1 78 126 3 3 49 90 4 5 4 2 10 1 3 6 5 1 89 3 4- 4.1 64 2 2 6 7 6f 2 2 4 43 6 0 3 3 51 66 5 6 41 6 6 5 6 4169 1 5.1 ii.i 4 S ,5.9 JJ.6 3 3 <(.8 119 S 6 5.7 8.9 6 7 49 7.2 7 9 3 6 6 6 3 6 -? IJC IJX. / / /O.I /£.y J i 3 7.2 72 1 1 6 1 7 2 3 3 50 7.1 2 2 5.6 6.8 3 5 5.8 5.8 1 1 4 4.4 101 6 & 6.1 8.0 4 4 SI 78 4 4 6.1 73 2 2 41 113 3 3 4 2 64 2 2 4170 1 i 148 m / 4 11.2. 30.1. 8 12 9 9 142 It 15 ■3 I4.i i4i / 1 7.7 11.9^ 5 5 4 I8i 2li 3 5 4171 1 in in 5 10 ?i I9A 5 6 2, Mo 14.0 1 1 791/79 5 6 95 144 6 7 4964 ^ 11.4 114 1 1 3 49 5 7 2 J. 4 5 4 54 1 1 32 82 4 4 77 77 1 1 84 85 1 1 4265 i 1 4.5 12.1 4 4 133 133 1 1 2 7/ 83 2 J. 3 8 I/O 5 .*" 89 9 4 / u 70 7 8 3 3 J 65 66 J. 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J 5 /0J>/4.9 3 4 4070 1 1 94 131 5 .■J 8.3 134 3 3 95 9.5 / / 2 9.3 9a 1 1 19 14.0 5 7 93 /39 8 /3 loo //.6 3 .? ,? a.3 IM J J 10.1 liO S 7 100 14.3 a J. 4 8.0 /a 9 14 1? 11.3 a /o 4071 1 11.3 1/3 / 1 86 /1.1 .6 3 //.3 //3 3 3 n? 7.3 lis 7 7 80 /34 4 A 3 10.8 15.1 4 r. 9.9 /3.8 4 ti 4 U9\/4.? ,? .? 73 15.0 S 7 •74 14.5 (• C 4072 1 8fi 159 J. 4 8I\I59 4 .6 A Ha 149 4 7 8.3 101 a .? ■? 134 m,3 \j 110 l.'i.'i 4 d 10 fi 108 1 / 4 I3(< i/ii J J IJ6 15.1 1 J 4073 1 Jl Hi a ? 103 157 .5 7 11.3 11.3 / / J l.if I4f 1 ^ 114 Ifii ? I'i 140 I4i J a ^ /.f9 m 1 1 ISO HH J a 4 13.3 W3 J A 4165 i 73 /fl3 6 7 73 88 J J 50 83 4- 5 1-20M 21-40M 41-60M 61-80M 81-100M 101-150M 151-200M 201 - 250M 4n key: ■ nio 30- g.ve: A rhe (oof-digit numbefs m the column on the left gi«e the latitude ond longitude of the toulheosl corner of eoch one degree -quodrongle Eoch one-degree quadror>gle it divided Ufiute quadror>glei, numbered as in the diogfom to the right The columnt of these tobies minimum tempera lure. B- mo«imum temperature, C- number of yean, D- number of days. 4 3 2 1 DEPTH ZONE OCTOBER 1-20M 21 -40M 41-60M 61 -BOM B1-100M 101-150M I5I-200M 201-250M A B C D A B C D A B c D A B C D A B C D A B C D A BCD A B C D 416A / 83I3±4 4 7,5 86 3 3 8.3 8.9\ J 2. J J3\l3.2 5 6 8.I\II7 5 5 .? 8 7\u.3 3 \3 6'f.il.o\ 9 10 5 8 ia4 / J. 4 133 J3.3 / / 10 014 5 7 14 8.U0.6 3 4- 4167 1 in 15 6 f M 103 13.4, 6 7 A ISO U4 ,? .-? p.iii.i 5 7 ? ILS\I5 6 ,5 9 l3iMi ^ ' <^ 4- Mi/^-Z 7 fl lOB Ul 4 .5 t5IJ.2\ 3 i 3 5.& 11.7 3 3 4.5 8.6 3 3 <:o i.7 J Ji 4168 1 l4/> 14.3 1 1 U3 /i.a a 9 9.9/Ji' 3 1 4 9.3 95 ' 1 / i 114 I5S_ 144 3 ■5 6 8.3\IS.3, S 10 38 139 S'9 43 7.2 6 9 S.I S.I 1 J j ,^ 13.1 ISO J .9 7.6 .5 5.6 IJ.5\ ^ 6 5.1 IIS 5 5 50 6.9 a 3 5.8^8.3 3 3 S.o\ 7.4 3 4- 4- a:>83 1 1 4.6 66 6 a 4-567 6 8 4169 1 1 1 C8 117 8 10 SO 12.3 & 1? S.I'.IOi 5 ■ 7 5 4 77 3 ' 6 4 454 4 4 ;> /.?7 IJl / / 10 I 113 3 3 .? 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