  We measure resistively the mean-field superconducting-normal phase boundaries
of both kagome and honeycomb wire networks immersed in a transverse magnetic
field. In addition to their agreement with theory about the overall shapes of
phase diagrams, they show striking one-to-one correspondence between the cusps
in the honeycomb and kagome phase boundaries. This correspondence is due to
their geometric arrangements and agrees with Lin and Nori's recent calculation.
We also find that for the frustrated honeycomb network at f=1/2, the current
patterns in the superconducting phase differ between the low-temperature London
regime and the higher-temperature Ginzburg-Landau regime near T_c.
