Narrative of the surveying voyages of his majesty's ships Adventure and Beagle (vol.2- Appendix): between the years 1826 and 1836 : describing their examination of the southern shores of South America, and the Beagles's circumnavigation of the globe

AITENDIX. 303 Summits. Feet. Rlilagro, east liei-lit 2,400 JMilagro, south height 3,150 IMincliinmadom 8,000 Mitford Head 1,220 Mocha Island 1,240 Mollendo Peak 3,090 Mongon Mount 3,900 Monument Peak 2,850 Moore's Monument . 3,400 Moreno IMount 4,160 Nai'borough Island (Galapa- gos) .- 3,720 Nasca Point 1,020 NeukeMount 1,800 Obispo, Height near 2,850 Oyarvide Mount 5,800 Osorno Mountain 7, -550 Pabellon, Pico 1,040 Payta, Silla de 1,300 Paul, St., Dome of 2,280 Paz Islet 1,180 Pedro, San 3,200 Peje Peurao, Point 1,900 Philip Mount (Chonos) 2,760 Philip, St., Mount 1,31 Pisagua, Height north of . • 3,220 Plata Point 1,670 Pond Mount 2,500 Pyramid Hill 2,500 Quilan Ridge 1,180 Quillota Bell 6,200 Quemado Mount 2,070 Summits. Feet. Refuge Peak (Ghonos) 3,460 Rugged Peak 2,840 SamaHill 3,890 Sarmiento Mount 6,910 SerenaHill 1,660 Silla Hill (Pichidanque) .... 2,000 Simon Mount 1,600 Skyring Mount 2,200 Skyring Peak (Chonos) 2,620 Solar, Height near 3,420 Sulivan Mount (Peru) 5,000 Sulivan Peaks (Chonos) 4,350 Stokes Mount (Peru) 4,000 Sugar Loaf, (Rio de Janeiro) 1,270 Sugar Loaf (Galapagos) .... 1,200 Sugar Loaf (Chonos) 1,840 Talinay Mount 2,300 Tarn Mount 2,850 Tarapaca Mount 5,780 Tres Monies, Cape 2,000 Tres Puntas, Cape 2,000 Twenty-six degree Range 2,200 Raper Cape Rees Point, range near 2,000 3,500 Usborne Mountains (Peru) .. 4,000 Usborne Mount (Falklands) . . 1,630 Valparaiso, Heights over.... 1,480 Valparaiso, Signal Post hill 1,070 Ventana Mountain 3,350 Villarica Mountain 16,000 Weddell Mount 1,160 Wickham Heights (in the Falk- lands) 1,700 Wickham IMount (Peru) .... 4,010 Williams Island 2,530 Wilson Mount 8,060 Yanteles Mount 8,030 Note. — The heights are given only to the nearest ten feet above the mean level of the sea; but they were calculated to the utmost degree of accuracy that was attainable.