Lakes of Oregon, Volume 1: Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties

Sanderson, R.B.; Shulters, Michael V.; Curtiss, D.A.

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Lakes of Oregon, Volume 1: Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties

R.B. Sanderson¹,

Michael V. Shulters²,

D.A. Curtiss³

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“…Other works during the 1970's include (in chronological order) Sanderson et al, (1973) who performed an inventory of the lakes in the area detailing the lake elevations, depth soundings, bottom sediments, and surface drainage. For the Oregon State University Extension Service, Hansen and Harris (1974), Stockham and Pease (1974), Harris and Harris (1974) and Tolle (1974) performed inventories of the environmental geology, biology, soils, and hydrography, respectively, of the Clatsop Plains.…”

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Service (SCS) for providing the funds for ten radiocarbon dates of the organic materials collected in the project area. An additional grant from the Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society was appreciated. My thanks to those whose input throughout the preand post-field season helped save time and expense along with adding their creative insight. The following are some of the people who assisted the author in this research. Paul See, Dean of Instruction and Professor of Geology, Clatsop Community College, noted anomalous field morphology and supplied two archeological dates to supplement radiocarbon dates published in this work. Both Don Leach and Phil Smith of the Astoria and Seaside Soil Conservation Service (SCS) field of fices, re spec.ti vely, also suggested areas that needed particular attention and offered their views about the project area. John Edwards and Craig Wells, Sweet/Edwards and Associates, provided access to their firms' State Law 208 planning reports and subsequent field research. Access to all air-photo and detailed topographic coverage was provided by Clatsop County, and facilitated by Curt Schneider, Jack Pace, Walt iv Lindstrom and Terri Allen of the Department of Planning and Development. Neal Main, biologist, Seaside High School, offe~ed assistance in pollen and vegetation

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Summary of water-resources activities of the U.S. Geological Survey in Oregon; fiscal year 1993

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in order to answer the need for a permanent government agency at the Federal level to conduct, on a continuing, systematic, and scientific basis, investigations of the "geological structure, mineral resources, and products of the national domain." Although a number of laws and executive orders have expanded and modified the scope of the Survey's responsibilities during its 110-year history, the Survey has remained principally a scientific and technical investigation agency, as contrasted with a developmental or regulatory one. Today the Survey is mandated to assess onshore and offshore energy and mineral resources; to provide information for society to mitigate the impact of floods, earthquakes, landslides, volcanoes, and droughts; to monitor the Nation's ground-and surface-water supplies; to study the impact of man on the Nation's water resources; and to provide mapped information on the Nation's landscape and land use. The Survey is the principal source of scientific and technical expertise in the earth sciences within the Department of the Interior and the Federal Government. The Survey's activities span a wide range of earth-science research and services in the fields of geology, hydrology, and cartography, and represent the continuing pursuit of the long-standing scientific missions of the Survey. 1

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Lakes of Oregon, Volume 1: Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties

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Holocene geologic history of the Clatsop Plains foredune ridge complex

Holocene geologic history of the Clatsop Plains foredune ridge complex

Summary of water-resources activities of the U.S. Geological Survey in Oregon; fiscal year 1993

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