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Washington Geological Survey

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1891–2023 across 11 dated works

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Mines and Minerals of Washington: Annual Report of the State Geologist1891
Annual Report1902
Bulletin1910
A Preliminary Report on the Quincy Valley Irrigation Project1912

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Mineral Resources of Stevens County2018
With Charles Edwin Weaver
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Mines And Minerals Of Washington2018
With Washington (State) State Geologist (189
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A Preliminary Report on the Quincy Valley Irrigation Project1912
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Bulletin1910
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Annual Report1902
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Bulletin, Issues 13-172015
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Bulletin1912
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Mines and Minerals of Washington: Annual Report of the State Geologist1892
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Mines and Minerals of Washington: Annual Report of the State Geologist1891
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Mineral Resources of Washington With Statistics For 19192023
With Ernest Newton Patty, Sheldon Latta Glover
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Bulletin, Issue 22018
With Washington (State) Division of Geology, Washington (State) Geology and Earth R
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Volume I-II. Annual report for 1901-021902
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The Clays of the State of Washington1910
With Solon Shedd, Washington State University
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