Bouguer gravity maps

Our library is discarding the following Gravity Maps if anyone is interested in having them. Free.

Bouguer gravity map of the Glens Falls 1° x 2° quadrangle, New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire 1979
Bouguer gravity map of the Lake Champlain 1° x 2° quadrangle, New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire 1979
Bouguer gravity map of the Lewiston 1° x 2° quadrangle, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont 1979
Bouguer gravity map of the Sherbrooke 1° x 2° quadrangle, Maine, New Hampshire, and Quebec 1979
Bouguer gravity map of the Portland 1° x 2° quadrangle, Maine and New Hampshire 1979

Can they be mailed? I'd be interested in Glens Falls and Champlain.

Alan

I fail to understand the gravity of this apparently anomalous situation. Perhaps I might be enlightened by moving to a different location?

sardog1 said:

I fail to understand the gravity of this apparently anomalous situation. Perhaps I might be enlightened by moving to a different location?

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Well, you might be able to gain or lose some weight by moving to a different location...

Doug

Yes, just PM me your address.

DougPaul said:

Well, you might be able to gain or lose some weight by moving to a different location...

Doug

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That would be the "enlightened" part …

MadRiver said:

Yes, just PM me your address.

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Do you feel your leg getting any longer yet? If not, you might try moving farther north and slightly east: [url]http://pubs.usgs.gov/gp/1005/plate-2.pdf[/URL]

sardog1 said:

That would be the "enlightened" part …

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Or "enweightened"...

The change in gravity also affects the speed of clocks--as your altitude increases (weaker gravity), your clocks speed up.

Doug