Basalt -- Washington (State)

Physical characteristics of basalt aquifers

by James W. Crosby III, James C. Mellott.

The Yakima Basalt and Ellensburg Formation of south-central Washington

by James W. Bingham and Maurice J. Grolier ; prepared in cooperation with the Washington Department of Conservation, Division of Water Resources.

The basalt stratigraphy and structure of the Saddle Mountains of south-central Washington.

Terry Lee Taylor

Palagonite and pillow basalts of the Columbia River group.

Karen Varley Summers

Wellfield installation and investigations, Creston study area, eastern Washington

prepared by J.A. Paschis, J.R. Kunkel, R.A. Koenig.

The tensorial nature of effective porosity and large-scale dispersion coefficients: application to the Creston study area, eastern Washington

prepared by C.R. McKee, S.C. Way.

Guide to field trip between Pasco and Pullman, Washington: emphasizing stratigraphy, vent areas, and intracanyon flows of Yakima basalt

by Donald A. Swanson and Thomas L. Wright.

Hydrogeologic characterization of basalts: the northern rim of the Columbia Plateau physiographic province and of the Creston study area, eastern Washington

prepared by T.D. Steele, J.A. Paschis, R.A. Koenig.

Geochemical variations within the Roza member, Wanapum basalt, Columbia River basalt group: implications for the magmatic processes affecting continental flood basalts

by Barton Sawyer Martin.

The hydrogeology of the upper Wanapum Basalt, upper Cold Creek Valley, Washington

by David M. Livesay.