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SKA 1974 Ill North Cascades N11t ional Park Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas Sedro Woolley, Washington 98284

A PARTIAL LISTlllG OF HISTORY AND NA'l"LJRAL SCIENCE

RELATED PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS OF CONCERN TO

THE NORTH CASCADES AREA

A Progress Report

Prepared by: C. Robert Wasem Aquatic Research Biologist

September 30, 1973 (Revised October 10, 1974) I f ' 333./074 A-1 North CatiC'J.d·~a liP A. GLIJ1ATOLOGY

1. Hc{lthcr Bureau. 1965. Climatoc:raphy of the United States Ho. 86-39, Decennial census of the United States Cliir.ate - climatic summary of the United States - supplement for 1951 through 1960. U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Washington, D. C. 91 pp.

2. Heather Bureau. 1956. Clima.tography of the United States No. ll-39. Climatic s~~Y of the United States - supplement for 1931 through 1952, Washington, total precipitation. U. S. Department of Commerce. 79 pp. 3. l'hillips, Earl L. 1960. Climatography of the United States Ho. 60-45. Clirr~tes of the States. Climate of Washington. U.S. Dept. of Cownerce, Washington, D. C. 27 pp.

4. l·lcteoroloGY Colllllli t tee. 1968. Climatological P.andbook, Columbia Basin :,'i;ates, hourly data, Vol. 3, Part B. Pacific Northwest River Basins Cor.~dssion, Vancouver, Washington. pp 342 - 641 + ix + 28 appendix pages

5. l'·lc·::.eorology Comr.U ttee. 1968. Climatological Handbook, Cclurabia Basin States, hourly data, Vol. 3, Part A. Pacific Northwest Hiver Basinz Co~~ssion, Vancouver, WA. 341 pp + ix + 3 appendix map pages

6. NeteoroloGY Committee. 1969. Climatological r..a.ndbook, Columbia River Eo. sin States, Precipitation, Vol. 2. Paci!'ic North;;est River Basins Col!1~ssion, Vancouver, \JA 263 pp. + ix + 89 appendix pages.

7. !Ceteorology Cormni. ttee. 1969. Climatological handbook, Columbia. Basin States, Ter:1perature, Vol. l, Part A. Pacif'ic Northuest River Basins Cormni.ssion, Vancouver, WA. 268 pp. + viii + 3 appendix rr.aps

8. lt.eteoro1oGY Colllllli ttee. 1969. Climatological l'.andbook, Colur-,:Oia &1.sin States, Temperature, Vol. l, Part B. Pacific North>~est River Basins Collllllission, Vancouver, HA. pp 269 - 540 + viii + 28 appendix pages

9. fustay, Hillard and John S. Gla.d;;ell, 1968. A statistical eva.lo.ation cf the effects of the 1963-64 cloud seeding program on runoff fron the Skagit River ;;atershed. Prepared for the State of Hashington Dept. or' Hater Resources, Olympia., by the State of Washington Water Research Center. 54 pp + 122 appendix pages. (Open-file report No. 5)

10. Gladwell, Johns. and Millard Hastay, 1967. A statistical eva.lo.ation • f the Skagit River cloud seeding program, 1963-64, Part I. Ccnclu:cions and reco=endations and Part II Appendix. 30 pp + 45 appendix pages. (Open file report No. 3) l. U. S. Geolo~:;ieal Survey. 1971. Water supply studies for Hoss Lak: and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas and North Cascades National Po.rll: during fiscal year 1971. Admini stra. ti ve Report for National Po.rk Service. Tacoma, WA 42 pp. C-1

C. SOCIOLOCY

1. Thompson, Bernadine. 19'(3. Concern for environmental problems hy cnmpers at North Casca.dcs National Park, WnOJhinp;ton. Prcpr,rcd for Dr. Ii)'nn Hobbins, Univ. of Vlashington. 16 p. tables and appcndlx

2. Field, Donnld H. 1972. People in pnrl1::, populntion pr.rrunr,tr,rs. llorth Pacific Dordcr Study, National Park Service Sociological Studies. G p.

3. Field, Donald H. 1972. Hashington residents. North Pacific Dorder Study, National Park Service Sociological Studies. 9 p.

4. O'Leary, Joseph T. 1974. Community conflict and ad8.ptation: an ex&~ination of community response to changes in natural resource management and policy strategies. Ph. D. Dissertation, Univ. of Hashington. D-1

D. ECONOMICS l ~. c,)J:rmuni ty Development Services, Inc. 1972. Tne North Cascades Hich1>1ay - I'~s impact on com.rmmi ty economies. Prepared for V/ashington State Park~ and Recreation Comrnission. 162 pp.

2. City of Seattle Dept. of Lighting. 1'!73. Operation Cascade: A plan for Nowhalem and Diablo. Prepared by Joyce, Copeland, Vauchan and Nordforsi Jones and Jonesi and Operation Cascade Working Corrmittee. 59 p. E-1

E. HISCELLAJ:!EOUS l. Zalesky, Philip H. and Founta Butler. 1959. Economic potential of wilderness in The Northern Cascades. Sierra Club Bulletin. Vol. 44 (7): 29-36. F-1

];'. POLICY AND LEGISLATION l. Nation3.l Park Service. 1970. Master Plan, North Cascades National Park Service Complex, Washington. 55 pp.

2. National Park Service. 1970. Wilderness Recommendations •. North Cascades Complex. 48 pp.

3. National Park Service. 1967. North Cascades National Park and Ross Lake National Recreation Area - a proposal. 20 pp.

4. Tne North Cascades Study Team. 1965. The North Cascades Study Report. u. S. Dept. of Interior, U. s. Dept. of Agriculture, 190 pp. 5. 92nd Congress, lst Session. 1971. Communication from The President of tohe United States transmitting fourteen proposals to add to the National Wilderness Systc~. Part 2. House Document No. 92 - 102. 48 pp.

6. lfucklcbcrry, Malcolm E. 1970. The North Cascades Controven;y, 1963-1970. M. Sc. Thesis, Colorado State University, Fort Collins. 110 p. G-1

G. FISH AND WILDLIFE l. U. s. Forest Service. 1964. Fish and Wildlife study of the North Cascades Mountains. 82 p. Jl-.J.

H. VFflETATION

1. Fro.nklin, Jerry F. and c. T. Dyrness. 1969. Vegetation of Oregon and Hashington. U,S,D,A, Forest Service Research Paper fl.W-80. 216 pp.

2. Douglas, George vi. and Ronald J. Taylor. 1972. The biosyste!r.a.tics, chernota.,wnonzy-, and ecology of Claytonia lanceolata in Hestern Washington. Canadian Jour. of Betony, Vol. 50, No. ll: 2177 - 2186.

3. Mosher, Milton M. and Kurt Lunnum. 1970. Trees of Hashington. Extension Bulletin No, 440. Coop. Extension Service, Hashington State University. 40 pp.

4. I~'l.rson, Jru:,es H. 1972. Ecolocical role of lodGepole pine in the Upper Skagit !liver Valley, Hanhington. M. Sc. Thesis, Univ. of Hashington. 77 pp.

5. Jlouc;las, George H. 1971. A checklist of vascular plants, mosses, lichen::, blrds and mammals of 1~1e North cascades of Hashington. Prepared for National P.:~.rk Service. 79 pp.

6. Piper, C. V. 1906. Flora of the state of Hashington. Contrib. U. S. Nut. Herb. Vol. ll :l-637.

7. Douglas, George H. and T. M. Ballard. 1971. Effects of fire on alpine plunt conul1W1i ties in the North cascades, Hashington. Ecology, 52(6): 1058 - 1064.

8. Douglas, George VI. 1972. Subalpine plant communities of The ¥/estern North cascades, v/ashington. Arctic and Alpine Research, 4 (2) :147 - 166.

Douclas, Georce H. 1971. The alpine-subalpine flora of The North cascade Range, Y/ashington. T'ne Hasma.n Journal of Biology, 29 (2): 129-168.

10. Thornburgh, Dale A. 1970. Survey of recreational impact and manage~ent recommendations for the Subalpine vegetatC_o:;. communi ties at Cascade Pass, North Cascades National Park. Humboldt State College. 42 pp.

11, T'nornburgh, Dale A. 1971. Survey of recreational impact and =nagement recommendations for the subalpine vegetation communities at Park Creek Pass, North Cascades National Park. Humboldt State College. 26 pp.

12. T'nornburgh, Dale A. 1973. Survey of recreational impact and management recommendations for the subalpine vegetation at Easy Pass, North Cascades National Park. National Park Service Report. 19 p.

13. Niller, Joseph vi. and Margaret M. Miller. 1973. Succession studies in three >lild:fire burn sites in the North Cascades National Park Complex. National Park Service Report. 113 pp.

14. Douglas, George B., Dorothy B. Naas, and Ralph w. Naas. 1973. New pla."lt records and ranges for Hashington. Northwest Science, Vol. 47 (2):105- 108. H-2

!!. VEGE'rATION

15. Miller, Joseph W. and Margaret M. Miller. 1971. Revegetation experiments on Cascade Pass, North Cascades National Park, Progress Report prepared for National Park Service. 8 p.

16. Miller, Joseph W. and Margaret M. Miller. 1970. Phytos-ociological reconnaissance of western red cedar stands in four valleys of the North Cascades National Park Complex, 50 p,

17, Miller, Joseph W. and Margaret M. Miller. 1972. Revegetation ex periments on Cascade Pass, North Cascades National Park. 6 p.

18, Overly, Fred J. 1939, Forestry report on Northern Cascades Area., National Park Service, Mount Rainier National Park. 161 p.

19, Knudsen, Gerhard M. and Stephen F. Arno, 1968. Natural distribution of western larch and subalpine larch, Montana Forest and Conservation Experiment Station, Research Note Seven, Missoula, Montana. 5 p,

20. Douglas, George Wayne. A checklist of vascular plants, mosses and lichens of the North Cascades of Washington. Prepared for the National Park Service. 45 p.

21. Douglas, George B, 1973. A preliminary report on revegetation studies at Cascade Pass, Washington, National Park Service report. 12 p.

22. Muenscher, W. C, 1941. The flora of Whatcom County, State of Washington. William A. Church Co., N,Y. 139 p,

23. Miller, Joseph W, and Margaret M. Miller, 1973. Revegetation ex periments in impacted subalpine plant communities at Cascade Pass, North Cascades National Park. Progress report prepared for National Park Service. 19 p.

24. Thornburgh, Dale A. 1973. Survey of recreational impact and manage ment recommendations for the subalpine vegetation at Easy Pass, North Cascades National Park. National Park Service report, 19 p.

25. Doue;las, George Wayne. 1970. A vegetation study in the subalpine zone of the western North Cascades, Washington. M. Sc. Thesis, Univ. of Washington, Seattle, 293 p.

26, Franklin, Jerry F, and C. T. J)yrness. 1973, Natural vegetation of Oregon and Washington. General Technical Report PNW-8, U, s. Dept. of Agriculture, Portland, Oregon. 417 p. + vii

27. Douglas, George W, 1974. Revegetation studies at Cascade Pass, V/ashington. National Park Service (final report). 18 p.

28, Ballard, T. M. 1972, Subalpine soil temperature regimes in south western British Columbia. Arctic and Alpine Research 4:139-146. H-3

H. Vl

29. Douglas, George W. 1973. Alpine plant communities of the North Cascades Range, Washington and Dri tish Colwnbia. Ph. D. Thesis, Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton. 145 p.

30. Franklin, J. F., H. H. l'ioir, G. H. Douglas and C. Hiberg. 1971. Invasion of subalpine meadows by trees in the Cascade Range, Hashington and Oregon, Arctic and Alpine Research 3:215-224.

31. Sharpe, Grant H. 19c(4. Western redcedar. College of Forest Resources, Univ, of Washington. 144 p.

32. N~'

33. Naas, Ralph, Dorothy Naas, 1974. Vascular plant check list of the Hart's, Rainy, and Hashington Pass areas of the North Cascade Mountains, State of Washington. 65 p. I-1

I. GLACIOLOGY AND SNO;J AVALANCHE

1. Post, Austin, Don Ridwrdson, Wendell V. Tangborn and F. L. Rosselot. 1971. Inventory of glaciers in the North Cascades, Washington. Geological Survey Professional Paper 705-A. 26 pp. and maps.

2. Hubley, Richard C. 1956. Glaciers of the Washington Cascade and Olympic Mountains; their present activity and its relation to local climate trends, J. Gaciol. 2(19):669-674. 3. Geophysics Program and Dept. of Civil Engineering, U. Washington. 1971. North Cascades Highway Avalanche Atlas (SR-20). Prepared for Washington State Highway Commission, Department of Highways, and in cooperation with U.S. Dept. of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. 175 p. (Copy in office of Russ Nichols, Washington State Department of Highways, Mount Vernon)

4. LaChapelle, F. R., C. B. Brown, and R. J. Evans. 1972. Methods of avalanche control on Washington Mountain Highways (second annual report) Univ. of Washington Geophysics Program and Dept. of Civil Engineering Research Report Y-1301. 81 p. (Copy in office of Russ Nichols, Washington State Dept. of Highways, Mount Vernon) 5. La Chapelle, Edward R. 1971. Avalanches on the North Cascades Highway (SR-20) Summary Report. Univ. of Washington Geophysics Program and Dept. of Civil Engineering Research Project Y-1301. 65 p.

(Copy in office of Russ Nichols, Washington State Dept. of Highways, Mount Vernon) J-1

J, BROAD SURVEYS, ETC,

1. Scott, David R. M. 1969. Report for the North Cascades National Park Scientific Symposium (May 5-7, 1969). 14 pp. 2. Taber, Richard D. 1969. Report for the North Cascades National Park Scientific Symposium (!!JaY 5-7, 1969). 5 pp. 3, U:::;olini, Fiorcnzo c. 1969. Report on pedological studies, North Cascades National Park. 12 pp. 4. Driver, Charles H. 1969. Report on biological protection, North Cascades National Park Complex. 12 pp. 5. Trappe, James M. 1969. Report for the North Cascades National Park. Scientific Symposium (11ay 5 - 7, 1969). 13 pp. 6. Franklin, Jerry F. 1969. Report to the North Cascades National Park Superintendent on the Scientific Symposium held ~~y 5, 6, and 7, 1969. 8 pp. 7. Douglas, George Wayne. 1969. A preliminary biological survey of the North Cascades National Park and the Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas. Prepared for National Park Service. 195 pp. 8. Taber, Richard D. 1972. Biotic survey of : the Ross Lake Basin, Report for January - December, 1971. 9. Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission. 1972. Appendix XVI Columbia Nor th Pacific Region Comprehensive frame work study. Vancouver, WA 593 pp. + xiii.

1(), Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission. 1972. Main Report - Columbia - North Pacific Region comprehensive framework study; Vancouver, WA 373 pp. + xvii ll. Miller, Joseph W. and Margaret M. Miller. 1969. Preliminary ecological survey of the lower valley of Big Beaver Creek, Ross Lake National Recre ation Area, July and August 1969.

12. Miller, Joseph Y/. and Nargaret M. Miller. 1971. A preliminary ecological survey of Big Beaver Valley, Nor · th Cascades National Park Complex. 83 pp.

13. Cannon, B. Bartlett. 1973. The holopervasion of the Okanogan, Chelan, and Skagit Trisection. Univ. of Washington. 139 p. u.. Douglas, George W. 1971. An ecological survey of potential natural areas in the North Cascades National Park Complex. Prepared for the Intercampus Educational and Scientific Preserves Committee. 137 P· Typewritten. J. BROAD Sill1VEYS, ETC. J-2 15. F. F. Slaney and Co., Ltd. 1973. Environmental investigations, proposed high Ross Reservoir, Canada. Vols. I, II, III, IV, V. City of Seattle Dept. of Lighting.

Vol. I - Compendium

Vol. II

Report l - Climate Report 2 - Soils Report 3 - Vegetation

Vol. III Report 4 - Small Mrunmals Report 5 Carnivores and Furbearers Report 6 - Ungulates

Vol. IV Report 7 - Avifauna Report 8 - Game Birds Report 9 - Amphibians and Reptiles Report 10 - Habitat Development and Improvement

Vol. V - Recreation

16. Dyrness, C. T., J. F. Franklin, Chris Maser, s. A. Cook Rnd J. D. Hall. 1974. Research natural area needs in the Pacific Northwest - a contri bution to land-use planning (Report on natural area needs workshop held

Nov. 29 - Dec. 1 1 1973). U. S. Forest Service. 347 p. 17. College of Forest Resources. 1974. Biotic survey of Ross Lake Basin, report for January 1973 - April 1974. Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 79 p.

18. Slaney, F. F. and Co., Ltd., 1970. Skagit Valley and Ross Lake Reservoir in Canada. Prepared for City of Seattle Dept. of Lighting. 49 p. K-1

K. GEOiffiY

1. Livingston, Vaughn E., Jr. 1969. Geologic History and Rocks and Minerals of Washington. Information Circular No. !15. Washinp;ton Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Mines and Geology. 42 p.

2. Misch, P. 1952. Geology of the Northern Cascades of Washington. Mountaineer 43(13):4-22.

Misch, P. 1966. Tectonic evolution of the Northern Cascades, Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, special volume No. 8, 1966, p. 101-148.

4. Mackin, J. H. and A. s. Cary, 1965. Origin of Cascade landscapes. Washington Dept. Conservation, Div. of Mines and Geology Infor. Circ. 41:1-35.

5. Smith, G. 0. and F. C. Calkins. 1904. A geological reconnaissance across the Cascade Range near the 49th parallel. U. s. Geol. Surv. Bulletin 235:1-99·

6. Tabor, R. W. et al. 1972. Geology and mineral resources of the northern part of the North Cascades National Park. u.s. Geological Survey Bulletin 1359 (132 p. Washington, 1972).

7. Shideler, James H., Jr. 1965. Geology of the Silver Creek Area. M. S. thesis. 94 p.

8. Cook, E. F. 1947. Geology of an area north of Bacon Creek. M. S. thesis. 58 p.

9. Babcock, R. S. 1970. Geochemistry of the main stage migmatitic gneisses in the Skagit gneiss complex. Doctoral dissertation. 147 p.

10. Tabor, R. w. 1961. The crystalline geology of the area south of Cascade Pass. Doctoral dissertation. 205 p.

11. Adams, John E. 1961. Petrology and structure of the Stehekin-Twisp area. Doctoral dissertation. 172 p.

12. Libby, W. G. 1964. Petrography and structure of the cryslalline rocks between Agnes Creek and the Methow Valley, Ph. D. dissertation. 133 p.

13. Moore, S. C, 1972. Layered ieneous rocks and intrusive units of Tapto Lakes area. M. s. thesis. 1011 p.

14. Minerals and Geology Subcommittee. 1964. Report of a study of the minerals and geology of the North Cascade Mountains of Washin?ton. North Cascade Mountains Study Team, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, U.s. Dept. of the Interior. 268 p, L-1

L. MAMMALS

1. Tuber, Richard D. 1970. Ma.rnrnals of the Northern Cascades. College of Forest Resources, Univ. of Washington. 33 pp.

2. Dalquist, Walter W. 1948. Mammals of Washington. Univ. of Kansas, Museum of Natural History Publications, Vol. 2, l-444.

3. Cowan, Ian McTaggart and C. J. Guiguet. 1965. The MamHJals of British Columbia; British Columbia Provicial Museum, Handbook No. 11.

4. Nellis, Carl H., R. L. Fairbanks, c. J. Terry, and R. D. Taber. 1971,, Subspecies overlap in mule deer and deer mice in the North Cascades, Washington. Northwest Science, 48 (1):66-71. ~~- l

M. HISTORY

1. Byrd, Robert. 1972. Lake Chelan in the 1890s. Word Publishing Co. Wenatchee, WA 30 pp.

2. Thompson, Erwin N. 1970. North cascades N.P., Ross Lake N.R.A. and Lake Chelan N.R.A. History., basic data. National Park Service 301 pp + 34 pp maps and photos

3. Misc. Historical Papers of the North Cascades.

a. Diary of H. N. Merritt. 10 p.

b. Memoirs of C. C. McGuire. 33 p.

c. 11istorical sketch of Mt. Baker National Forest; by H. c. Criswell. 20 p. Published in The Mountaineer, Seattle, Washington. 3/15/64.

d. Cascade Stories, Shirley Alger, 11 p.

e. Marks on a Bundle of Leaves. Robert Byrd. 32 p.

f. The establishment of the North Cascades National Park. Robert Korver. 142 p. N-l

N. SOIL§. ... l. Western Stutes Land-Grunt Universities nnd Colleges, nnd Suil Conservntion Service, U.S.D.A. 1964. Soils of the Western United Stutes. 69 pp + rnnp.

2. Analysis of three soil samples from Skagit County by Roy L. Goss, Washington State Univ. June 14, 1972.

3. Ness, A. 0., D. E. Buchanan, C. G. Richins, and W. J. Leighty. 1960. Soil Survey, Skagit County, Washington. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service and Washington Agricultural Experiment Station. Govt. Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 91 p. + 28 maps. (out of print) Copy available for loan from County Extension Office in Courthouse in Mount Vernon. u-.L

O. AQUATIC

1. Whetten, John T. l<:J57. Lake Chelan, Washington: bottom and sub bottom topography, Limnology and Oceanography, Vol. 12, No. 2:253-259.

2. Richardson, Donald. 1962. Drainage-area data for Western Washington. U.S. Geological Survey, Tacoma. 244 pp

3. Eggers, Douglas M. and Kurt X. Gores. 1971. A brief description of the major American tributaries of the Ross Lake Reservoir, and notes on their fish populations, based on observations in late summer, 1970. Fisheries Research Institute, Univ. of Washington. 44 pp. 4. Smith, Victor and Melvin G. Anderson. 1921. A preliminary biological survey of the Skagit and Stillaguamish Rivers. 76 pp.

5. Leman, Bernie. 1969. 1968 annual report of the biological section of the Engineering Departn.ent, Public Utility District No. l of Chelan County. Wenatchee, WA 123 pp.

6. Leman, B. D. 1963. Surveys of numbers and species of fish in the Chelan River following periods of spill from Lake Chelan, 1960-1963. Unpublished report. Chelan County P.U.D. No. 1, Wenatchee, WA 7. Burt, Wayne v. 1971. Water temperature forecasts for the Skagit River below the proposed High Ross Dam with maximum surface elevation of 1725 feet above sea level. Water Research Associates, P.O. Box 672, Corvallis, OR

8. Jo<,a.son, Iavid T. 1968. Problems and management recommendations for aquatic environments of the North Cascades. 1968. Scientific Symposium North Cascades National Park. 4 pp.

9. Tschirley, Paul R. 1957. Some notes on the fish of the Lake Chelan Stehekin River Basin. Oregon State College. 20 pp.

10. Wolcott, Ernest E. 1964. Lakes of Washington. Vol. 2. Eastern Washington. Washington State Div. of Water Resources, Water Su.7ply Bull. 14, pt. 2. 650 pp.

11. Wolcott, Ernest E. 1965. Lakes of Washington. Vol. l. Western Washington, 2nd Ed. Washington State Div. of Water Resources, Water Supply Bull. 14, Pt. l. 619 pp.

12. Cunningham, Richard K. and Roland E. Pine. 1Cj58. Lake Chelan water characteristics survey. Technical Services Division, State of Washington Water Pollution Control Commission. 14 pp + ii

13. Washington Game Department____ _ Summary of the Lake Chelan Investigations. 2 pp. 0-2

o. AQUATIC

14. Washington Game DepartMent Stream inventories of fish populations in Bridge Cr., Rainbow Cr., Company Cr., and the Stehekin River. p. 15. Washington State Department of Game. 1968. A progress report on the improvement of natural trout spawning grounds on Lake Chelan. 6 pp.

16. Summary of Lake Chelan Field Trip. Aug. 18, 1964. 1 page. No author or agency listed.

17. Lake Chelan- Plankton Report. Summer 1965. 6 pp. including 4 graphs. No author or agency listed.

18. Eigenmann, Carl H. Results of explorations in Western Canada and the Northwestern United States. pp. 101-132. 19. Water Research Center. 1967. Water resources atlas of the State of Washington, Vol. II, Part A. Washington State Univ., PUllman.

20. Bue, Conrad D. 1963. Principal lakes of the United States. Geological Survey Circular 476. 22 _pp.

21. Kemmerer, G., J. F. Bovard, and w. R. Boorman. 1924. Northwestern Lakes of the United States: biological and chemical studies with reference to possibilities in production of fish. Bull. u.s. Bureau of Fisheries, 39:51-140.

22. Rambow, Carl A. and Robert 0. Sylvester. 1967. Water quality of the State of Washington, Vol. IV of an initial study of the water resources of the State of Washington. Univ. of Washington

23. Fish and Wildlife Technical Committee. 1970. Comprehensive study of water and related land resources, Puget Sound and adjacent waters; Appendix XI, Fish and Wildlife. Puget Sound Task Force of the Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission. 421 pp. + xvii

24. Hunicipal and Industrial Water Supply and \-later Q.uali ty Control Technical Committee. 1970. Comprehensive study of water and related land resources, PUget Sound and adjacent waters; Appendix XIII, Water Quality Control. PUget Sound Task Force of;the Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission. 256 pp. + xiii

25. Water Resotrrces Data for Washington U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, Tacoma, Washington, 98402.

a. 1969- Part 1. Surface Water Records. 455 pp + XV b. 1967. Part 2. Water Quality Records. 200 pp +XIII c. 1968. Part 2. Water Q.uali ty Records. 246 PP +VII d. 1969. Part 2. \-later Qua.li ty Records. 271 pp + VII e. 1970. Part 1. Surface Water Records. 448 pp +XVI U-.5 0, AQUATIC

25. (cont'd.)

f. 1970. Water Quality Records, 279 p + VIII g. 1971. Surface Water Records. 427 p + XIV h. 19'(1. Water Quality Hecords. 256 p + VIII i. 1972. Surface Water Records. 3ilO p + XIII j. 1972. Water Quality Records. 241 p + IX 26. Geological Survey. 1971. Water supply studies for Hoss Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas and North Cascades National Park. Administrative Report for NPS Water Resources Division, u.s. Geological Survey, Tacoma, WA. 42 p.

27, Lund, Louis A. 1971. Region Six high le.ke fishing report. Washington Game Department, Mount Vernon, 2 p.

28, Washington Game Department. 1970. Summary - 1969 high lake fishintS. Olympia. 11 p.

29. Noen, Wayne s. 1969. Analysis of stream sediment samples in Washington for copper, molybdenum, lead and zinc. State of Washington Dept. of Natural Resources, Div. of Mines and Geology. 30 p. 30, Wasem, c. Robert. 1972. Preliminary checklist of the fishes of Lake Chelan and the Stehekin River Drainage, Washington. National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-1. 3 p.

31. Wasem, C. Robert, 1972. Lake Chelan fish, fauna and limnology studies. National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-2. 7 p,

32. Zillges, Gordon F. 1972, Aquatic invertebrate collections and trout stomach content analysis, 1971 and 1972, National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-3. 32 p.

33. Wasem, c. Robert. 1972. Progress report of Hozomeen Lake studies. National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-4. 15 p.

34. International Skagit-Ross Fishery Committee. 1972. The aquatic environ ment, fishes and fishery, Ross Lake and the Canadian Skagit River. Interim report Vol, 1. City of Seattle Dept. of Lighting. 289 p.

35. Strickland, Roy. 1968. The introduction of oposs~~ shrimp into Lake Chelan, Washington. Washington Game Dept. 6 p.

36. International Skagit-Ross Fishery Committee. 1973. The aquatic environ ment, fishes and fishery, Ross Lake and the Canadian Skagit River. In terim Report Vols. I and II. City of Seattle Dept. of Lighting.

37. Geological Survey. 1973. Water resources data for Washington. 1972. Part 2. water Quality Records, Tacoman, Washington. 241 p. + ix. '·

0, /\(),11A'I'IC

38. Geological Survey. 1973. Water resources data for Washington. 1972. Part 1. Surface Water records. Tacoma, Washington. 380 p. + xiii.

39. Johnstone, Donald L. and A. Mark Kubinski. 1973, Survival of intestinal bacteria in pristine waters. Project completion report, Washington State University, Pullman. 32 p.

40. Wasem, c. Robert. 1974. Lake Chelan fish, fauna and limnology studies. National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-5. 6 p. 41. Wasem, c. Robert. 1974. Topographic map survey of reservoirs, lakes, ponds, and tarns of The North Cascades National Park Service Complex, Washington. National Park Service Misc. Research Paper NCA-6. 24 p.

42. Flow study of Skagit R. below Newhalem by Lloyd Finney of Dept. of Fisheries. Copy to be sent us by F.R.I. (Bill Parr).

43. U. s. Geological Survey. 1971. Surface water supply of the United States. 1961-1965. Geological Survey Water Supply Paper 1932. 679 p. + IX.

44. Skagit Valley Community College, 1970. Lake Chelan - 1969; TAke Chelan - 1970, in Oceanographic Summer Institute Notebook. 18 p. (L. Chelan section)

45. Wasem, C. Robert. 1974. Kokanee salmon of Company Creek. N.P.S. Misc. Res, Paper NCA-7. 10 p.

46. International Skagit-Ross Fishery Committee. 1974. The aquatic en vironment, fishes and fishery. Ross Lake and the Canadian Skagit River, Interim Report No. 3, Vol. I. Prepared for City of Seattle Dert. of Lighting. 207 p. + charts and graphs.

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