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207The North Beckons Kystartilleriet, 1960), 92–125 (a German translation was issued by the Tornedalica Founda- tion in Luleå, 1997). See also Truls Lynne Hansen and Per Pippin Aspaas, Maximilian Hell’s Geomagnetic Observations in Norway 1769, Tromsø Geophysical Observatory Reports no. 2 (Tromsø: University of Tromsø, 2005); Aspaas and Lynne Hansen, “Geomagnetism by the North Pole, Anno 1769: The Magnetic Observations of Maximilian Hell during His Venus Transit Expedition,” Centaurus: An International Journal of the History of Science and Its Cultural Aspects 49 (2007): 138–64; Aspaas, “Maximilian Hell og Johannes Sajnovics”; Figure 8 Map of the Island of Vardø with the nearby islands and the coast of Finnmark Map by Hell and the engraver M.T. Sallioth (Insula WARDOEHUUS cum Adjacenti- bus Insulis et Littore Finn marchico, a Maximiliano Hell; M.T. Sallioth fec. [Vienna, 1772]). Hungarian National Library, Map Department, TR 8 116