ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:

It is a pleasure to thank all of the members of the Victoria University of Wellington Antarctic Expedition for their help and friendship, and particularly Messrs. T.R. Haskell and W.M. Prebble who accompanied me on the traverse. Operation Deepfreeze and the U.S. Antarctic Research Program authorities co-operated wholeheartedly. My part in the work of the expedition was supported by a grant from the United States National Science Foundation, (Ohio State University Research Foundation Project 1444).

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Data of gravity stations in the Taylor Valley.

The units in columns 5, 6 and 7 are cm/sec².

Station	Latitude S.	Longitude E.	Altitude metres.	Station Gravity.	Bouguer correction.	Bouguer Anomaly
3	77° 33.8′	163° 26.2′	1	982.9253	.0002	−.0549
4	34.0′	24.6′	6	.9054	.0013	−.0738 ?
5	34.5	22.3′	108	.8981	.0213	−.0614
6	35.4′	18.4′	32	.9069	.0063	−.0682
7	36.1′	13.1′	23	.9049	.0045	−.0724
8	37.1	09.5′	23	.9024	.0045	−.0755
9	37.1′	163° 04.6′	23	.8956	.0045	−.0823
10	38.4′	162° 58.0′	331	.8335	.0651	−.0847
11	38.8	53.8′	363	.8254	.0714	−.0867
12	39.9′	47.5′	573	.7866	.1128	−.0848
13	40.6′	42.6′	626	.7716	.1233	−.0898
14	41.1′	38.4′	760	.7414	.1497	−.0939
15	41.6′	35.7′	526	.7802	.1035	−.1016
16	41.9′	33.4′	290	.8166	.0570	−.1119
2	42.3′	28.8′	53	.8478	.0104	−.1276
1	42.9′	20.7′	51	.8411	.0100	−.1350
Base	77° 43.6′	162° 18.7′	54	982.8384	.0106	−.1376

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