Water-Data Report WA-05-1
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Water Data Report WA-05-1
By R.A. Kimbrough, G.P. Ruppert, W.D. Wiggins, R.R. Smith, and D.L. Kresch
ABSTRACT
This report includes records on both surface and ground water in the State. The report contains discharge records for 236 stream-gaging stations, stage-only records for 11 stream-gaging stations, discharge measurements for 93 miscellaneous measurement sites, and annual maximum discharge for 3 crest-stage partial-record stations; stage and (or) contents records for 34 lakes and reservoirs; precipitation (rain gage) record for 1 site; water-quality records for 52 surface-water sites; water-level records for 59 observation wells; and water-quality records for 59 observation wells.
CONTENTS
Title Page, Preface, Report Documentation, Contents
Summary of Hydrologic Conditions
Explanation of Stage- and Water-Discharge Records
Explanation of Precipitation Records
Explanation of Water-Quality Records
PACIFIC SLOPE BASINS
Naselle and Willapa River Basins
Chehalis and Humptulips River Basins
PUGET SOUND BASINS
Big Quilcene and Duckabush River Basins
Minter and Goldsborough Creek Basins
Deschutes and Nisqually River Basins
Puyallup and White River Basins
Tulalip and Mission Creek Basins
COLUMBIA RIVER BASINS
Columbia River above the International Boundary
Spokane River Basin and the Columbia River from the confluence with the Spokane River to Bridgeport
Methow and Chelan River Basins and the Columbia River from Bridgeport to Wells Dam
Crab Creek Basin and the Columbia River from Rock Island Dam to Richland
Yakima River and Esquatzel Coulee Basins and the Columbia River from Richland to Kennewick
Klickitat and White Salmon River Basins and the Columbia River from Kennewick to Bonneville Dam
Lewis River Basin and the Columbia River from Bonneville Dam to Longview
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Send questions or comments about this report to the author, R. A. Kimbrough , (253) 428-3600 ext. 2608.
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