The Schafloch. Described in Part I., page 21. (Körber, _Jahrbuch des Schweizer Alpen Club_, 1885, vol. XX., pages 316, 343.)--Herr Körber gives some of the dimensions as follows: Entrance 14 meters wide and 4.70 meters high. Length of cave 206.8 meters: average width 20 meters and greatest width 23.5 meters. Height from 5 meters to 7 meters. Length of ice slope 29 meters and breadth 12.5 meters; for 16 meters the slope has an inclination of 32°. Körber made the following observations in the Schafloch:-- 14 METERS 100 METERS 160 METERS DATE. OUTSIDE. FROM FROM FROM ENTRANCE. ENTRANCE. ENTRANCE. 21 September, 1884, 10.5° 5.6° 0.2° 0.2° 18 January, 1885, 2.7° -1.0° -1.3° -- The Rev. G. F. Browne, in 1864, found a temperature of +0.5°. The Eisloch of Unterfluh. (Baltzer, _Jahrbuch des Schweizer Alpen Club_, 1892-93, pages 358-362.)--Twenty minutes from Unterfluh near Meiringen. A long narrow rock crack, some 30 meters deep and running some distance underground. Windholes and Milkhouses of Seelisberg.--Described in Part I., page 45. Windholes on the Spitzfluh. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 92.)--These are situated between Oltingen and Zeylingen, Canton Bâle: they generally contain ice till the end of July. Windholes on the Blummatt. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 93.)--On the northwestern slope of the Stanzerberg. Ice sometimes lies over in these windholes. Windholes near Bozen. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 97.)--On the Mendel ranges in Eppan, southwest of Bozen, among porphyry rocks. There are strong wind-streams. Ice is said to remain till late in the summer. Grotto on Monte Tofana, Dolomites. (T. G. Bonney, _Nature_, vol. XI., page 328.)--This is probably a rudimentary glacière. Holes with Ice near Lienz. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 97.)--One hour and a half distant near Aineth, is a small cave containing ice, and further up the valley towards Huben, are several windholes. Eishöhle am Birnhorn. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 131.)--Near Leogang in the Pinzgau. Altitude 2150 meters. There are two entrances, from which a slope 10 meters long, set at an angle of 25°, leads to an ice floor 12 meters long and 3 meters high. Then comes a small ice slope, and a little horizontal floor at the back. Explored by Fugger. Glacières on the Eiskogel. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 19.)--The Eiskogel is in the Tennengebirge, a mountain mass lying east of Pass Lueg. At an altitude of about 1900 meters, are two small caves, about 30 meters to 40 meters apart. They are some 25 meters in length and get smaller towards the bottom. Holes with Ice in the Tennengebirge, between the Schallwand and the Tauernkogel. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 20.)--In this gorge are some small holes at an altitude of about 2000 meters, which are said to contain ice in summer.