. Fig. 14. Diagram illustrating the ratio of northerly to southerly drift (respectively above and below base-line) at different distances from the coast. The data are plotted separately for Peru (uppermost) and for Chile (centre); and in combination for the west coast as a whole (lower- most). The drift, expressed as miles per day, represents the mean drift of the ship in a direction parallel to the coast; and is computed by dividing separately the total amounts of the drift in each direction by the total number of observations in both directions. 1 1 ^JC1I^TH PERU 1 PERU 1 1 4 1 4-5 1 6 \y\ a
. Fig. 14. Diagram illustrating the ratio of northerly to southerly drift (respectively above and below base-line) at different distances from the coast. The data are plotted separately for Peru (uppermost) and for Chile (centre); and in combination for the west coast as a whole (lower- most). The drift, expressed as miles per day, represents the mean drift of the ship in a direction parallel to the coast; and is computed by dividing separately the total amounts of the drift in each direction by the total number of observations in both directions. 1 1 ^JC1I^TH PERU 1 PERU 1 1 4 1 4-5 1 6 \y\ a [7-2 ^ l-iol L30 ICHILCRCHIDANOUE BAYONLYI CHILE ~\ I a ^ I3I 4 I 6-7 \4 NORTH PERU [ PERU CHILE AND PERU [ IQ-15 5S ma 15 S
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