This report presents the findings of a series of surveys conducted in the Skagit River Basin in 1915. The surveys were carried out in order to gather data on various aspects of the region, including its geology, hydrology, and potential for agriculture and development. The information presented in this report remains relevant and useful for researchers, planners, and policymakers interested in this area today.

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