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This report describes data for 64 gravity measurements made during three field seasons in Antarctica. In 1985-1986, 19 measurements were made in McMurdo and in the vicinity of the Beardmore field camp. In 1986-1987, 34 measurements were made in McMurdo and in the vicinity of the Dry Valleys. In 1991-1992,11 measurements were made in McMurdo and in the vicinity of the CASERTZ field camp. The measurements were made by U.S. Geological Survey personnel with Lacoste and Romberg gravity meters G-17, G191, and G192. Elevation control is from Doppler, vertical angle, and GPS satellite positioning. Tables in this report list principal facts and reduced free-air and simple Bouguer (no ice correction applied) anomalies on the IGSN 71 datum. Page-sized plots show the measurement site locations and locations of previous gravity measurements in the same regions. Gravity Data Collection The gravity measurements in this report were made in three field seasons, 1985-86, 1986-87, and 1991-92 (Fig. 1). In the first two seasons, gravity data were collected in conjunction with U.S. Geological Survey geodetic control surveys. During the 1991-92 season, gravity measurements were made to provide base ties for the CASERTZ (Corridor Aerogeophysics of the Southeast Ross Transect Zone) airborne geophysical

Principal facts for 64 gravity measurements in the vicinity of Beardmore Glacier, McMurdo Station, and CASERTZ field camp, Antarctica