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Al Introduction 1 Stratigraphy and Sedimentology 4 UnitO of the Raging River Formation  6 Unit 1 of the Raging River Formation  6 Unit 2 of the Raging River Formation  8 Unit 3 of the Raging River Formation  10 Lower Part of the Tiger Mountain Formation 16 Petroleum Source Rock? 17 Sandstone Petrography 18 Unit 1 18 Unit 2 19 Unit 3 19 Lower Part of the Tiger Mountain Formation 22 Heavy-Mineral Studies 22 Provenance 23 Discussion 25 Conclusions 26 References Cited 27 Appendix 1. Raw petrographic data for sandstone from the Raging River Formation and the lower part of the Tiger Mountain Formation 30 Appendix 2. Point-count data for the heavy mineral suites of four sandstone samples from the Raging River Formation and one sample of the lower part of the Tiger Mountain Formation 32 Appendix 3. Electron microprobe analyses of selected detrital mineral grains from the Raging River Formation 33

Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and provenance of the Raging River Formation (early? and middle Eocene), King County, Washington