共 ＂Underground Water Supply Of The Region About White Bluffs And Hanford＂ (1922) offers a detailed early 20th-century study of the groundwater resources in the White Bluffs and Hanford region. Authored by Olaf Pitt Jenkins, this report provides valuable insights into the hydrological conditions of the area, which later became significant due to the establishment of the Hanford nuclear site. The book examines the sources, movement, and availability of underground water, providing essential information for understanding the region’s water management potential during that time. With detailed observations and analyses, this work serves as a historical record of the area’s environmental state and a testament to early hydrological research.
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