Geology of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Reservoir Shoreline: Glacial geology, terraces, landslides, and lineaments

Kiver EP and Stradling DF. 1995. Geology of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Reservoir Shoreline: Glacial geology, terraces, landslides, and lineaments. Grand Coulee Power Office; Bureau of Reclamation, Pacific Northeast Region. Grand Coulee, WA

Surficial deposits along the flooded valleys of the Columbia River and its tributariesfrom Grand coulee Dam to Canada were studied during the 1983 to 1985 field seasonsas part of the shoreline investigation studies of 151-mile (242 km) long Lake Roosevelt.Minor manuscript updates and review of maps were completed in 1994. Anunderstanding of the geologic events that affected the Columbia River valley andsurrounding area is basic to intelligently evaluating the nature of the sediments alongLake Roosevelt and their stability.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Kiver, Eugene; Stradling, Dale
Date of Issue
1995-04
Publisher
Grand Coulee Power Office; Bureau of Reclamation, Pacific Northeast Region
Units
LARO , WRD
Keywords
Clemson, Geology, Glacial Geology, Landslides, lineaments, reservoir shoreline, Terraces, Water Quality, WRBIB

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