Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

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FIELD STATIONS
Brookline, Mass. (Electricity and Optics—Lamp Inspection)
Clearing, Ill. (Metrology—Master Scale Depot)
Allentown, Pa. (Mineral Products—Cement Testing and Inspection)
Riverside, Calif. (Mineral Products—Cement Testing and Inspection)
Permanente, Calif. (Mineral Products—Cement Testing and Inspection)
Seattle, Wash. (Mineral Products—Cement Testing and Inspection)
Denver, Cob. (Mineral Products—Cement and Concrete Materials)
San Francisco, Calif. (Mineral Products—Materials Testing Station)
Los Angeles, Calif. (Applied Mathematics—Institute for Numerical Analysis)
LaPlata, Md. (Electronics—Blossom Point Proving Ground)
Tuckerton, N.J. (Electronics—Warren Grove Test Field)
Anchorage, Alaska (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Prop-
agation Field Station)
Point Barrow, Alaska (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio
Propagation Field Station)
Guam Island (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propagation
Field Station)
Puunene Maui, Hawaii (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio
Propagation Field Station)
Honolulu, Hawaii (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propaga-
tion Field Station)
Puerto Rico (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propagation
Field Station)
Trinidad, British West Indies (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—
Radio Propagation Field Station)
Las Cruces, N. Mex. (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Prop-
agation Field Station)
Fort Belvoir, Va. (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propaga-
tion Field Station)
Sterling, Va. (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propagation
Field Station)
Beltsville, Md. (Central Radio Propagation Laboratory—Radio Propagation
Field Station)