"The Road Building Sands And Gravels Of Washington" explores the geological resources of Washington state relevant to highway construction. Authored by Morris Morgan Leighton in collaboration with the Washington Geological Survey, this study provides detailed insights into the distribution and properties of sands and gravels suitable for road construction. It is an invaluable resource for civil engineers, geologists, and anyone involved in infrastructure development in the region. This volume offers a historical perspective on the materials used in early road construction and contributes to a deeper understanding of the geological landscape of Washington.
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