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Frederick Evans (hydrographer)

Sir Frederick John Owen Evans (9 March 1815 – 20 December 1885), was an officer of the Royal Navy. He became a distinguished hydrographer during his career and served as Hydrographer of the Navy. Provided by Wikipedia

Curves of equal magnetic variation, 1871 : Reduced from that Epoch from observations at Sea, made chiefly by the officers of Her Majesty's Navy, and from various Magnetic Surveys undertaken by Colonial and Foreign Governments, 1855-1870. / by Staff Captain F. J. Evans, F.R.S. and Navigating Lieut.t. E. W. Creak, Royal Navy ; Engraved by Mallby & Son

Participants: Großbritannien Admiralty [ KartografIn ]; Evans, Frederick John Owen 1815-1886 [ KartografIn ]; Creak, Ettrick William [ KartografIn ]; Malby, ... [ ]
Published: Nov.r, 1.st, 1871

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New Zealand Pilot : From surveys made in H.M. Ships Acheron and Pandora, Captain J. Lort Stokes, and Commander Byron Drury 1848-55 ; Including also the Chatham Islands and the Off-Lying Islands Southward of New Zealand / Originally compiled by Captain G. H. Richards and F. J. Evans, Master, R.N., 1856 ; Published by Order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty

Participants: Richards, G. H. 1819-1896 [ Sonstige ]; Evans, Frederick John Owen 1815-1886 [ Sonstige ]; Potter, J. D. [ Sonstige ]; Großbritannien Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty [ Herausgebendes Organ ]
Published: 1883

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