Bogairikk (Helen)
Bagon (irene)
Engebi (Janet)
(Flora) Elugelab
(Edna) Sanil Defonso.
{Daisy} Cochiti
(Clara} Ruchi
162° 20° E
(Gene) Teiteiripucchi
Muzinbaaiku (Kate)
oN
(Belle) Bogombogo
{Alice} Bogallua
tes:
Vi
wile
hy
Kirinian (Lucy)
Bokonaarappu (Mary)
Yeirik (Nancy)
Rujoru (Pearl)
Aomon (Sally)
Rojoa (Ursula)
Aitsu (Olive)
Eberiru (Ruby)
Aaranbiru (Vera)
Biijiri (Tilda)
Piiraai (Wilma)
Runit (Yvonne}
11° 30° N
11° 30° N
(Leroy) Rigili
Chinieero {Alvin}
Aniyaani {Bruce}
{
&
Chinimi (Clyde)
6b
Southwest
passage
Jieroru LaF
(Keith) Giriinian
{James) Ribaton
Japtan (Oavid}
Deep
entrance
Parry (Elmer)
Pokon (Irwin}
Mui (Henry)
ENEWETAK ATOLL
|
Iguria (Glenn)
Nautical m
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4
2
3
4
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passage
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i
Fig. 5.
Enewetak (Fred)
Map of Enewetak Atoll.
Atoll were based upon these assess-—
upon assumptions on the time sequence
ments.
of availability of key food products
The availability of this assessment
as outlined in the respective assess-
of Bikini and Eneu Islands at Bikini
ments.
Atoll allows comparison of the pre-
living pattern using Bikini Island for
dicted doses at the two atolls.
residence and agricultural products
These
predicted doses are, of course, based
M5095)
_-41-
The predicted dose for the
exceeds any predicted for Enewetak,