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Obs on Cape Tik-Koon
1 mile beyond Kud-lu-narn
Rt Tang. Ni um te-lik 44[[degree symbol]]
Lt. Tang " [[ditto for: Ni um te-lik]] 62[[degree symbol]]
Rt Tang Oo-pung-ne-wing  64[[degree symbol]]
Lt " " [[dittos for: Tang Oo-pung-ne-wing 90[[degree symbol]]
Rt. Tang. ^[[(Kud-lu-narn)]] (Schwan[[guess]] Isd) 20[[degree symbol]]
Lt " [[ditto for: Tang]] 46[[degree symbol]]
Opening but Mts where I was about to pass on going to Head of F. Bay last winter seen over Middle of Oo-yarn ^[[say]] 34[[degree symbol]]
Left Tang. of high part of sound land 46[[degree symbol]]
The Ex cannot be seen on ac N.W. end Niountilik
To land of Bay on north trend of by West side Cape 321[[degree symbol]]
Direction of Plain of grass covered with bones at my right
40[[degree symbol]] - = 220[[degree symbol]]
Ex of high land back of Sharko 144[[degree symbol]]
Ex of low land of [[?]] [[?]] out [[?]] 134
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Transcription Notes:
Edit: 'end of page' not required if single page being translated. Degree symbol is sometimes appears in the notes as 44?/", more often just alone as "?". Seems to relate to page 429 of Hall's book. For some reason my degree symbol keeps changing to a black diamond with a "?" inside. Edit: I asked for clarification from smithsonion re: symbols. I was told not to use the symbol but to use text to denote the symbol.