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The astronomical results contained in this publication represent acontinuation of previous work of the United States Naval Observatory Six-inchand Seven-inch transit circles. The results are also the last from UnitedStates Naval Observatory transit circles, since those instruments are no longerin service.  For the W1J00, we present the results of observations made with the Six-inchTransit Circle in Washington, D.C., between September 1977 and July 1982. Thecatalog, called W1J00, contains mean positions of 7267 stars, all but five arenorth of -30 degrees declination, and 4383 observations of solar systemobjects. Positions of stars are for mean epoch of observation, on equator andequinox J2000.0. Positions of solar system objects are apparent places. Errorestimates are about 100 mas per coordinate for the majority of stars.  For the W2J00, we present the results of observations made with the Six-inchTransit Circle in Washington, D.C. and the Seven-inch Transit Circle at theBlack Birch station near Blenheim, New Zealand between April 1985 and February1996. The catalog, called W2J00, contains mean positions of 44,395 globallydistributed stars, 5048 observations of the planets, and 6518 observations ofthe brighter minor planets. Positions of stars are for mean epoch ofobservation, on equator and equinox J2000.0. Positions of solar system objectsare apparent places. Error estimates are about 75 mas per coordinate for themajority of stars.

W1J00 and W2J00: Results of the Observations made with the Six-inch  Transit Circle 1977-1982 AND Results of Pole-to-Pole Observations made with  the Six-inch and Seven-inch Transit Circles 1985-1996