Limited List of Publications
- Sedgwick, William T. and Hazen, Allen. (1892). “Typhoid Fever in Chicago.” Engr. News and American Railway Jour. April 21.
- Hazen, Allen. (1895). The Filtration of Public Water-Supplies. New York:Wiley.
- Hazen, Allen, (1896). “The Measurement of the Colors of Natural Waters,” American Chemist Jour. 18: 364.
- Hazen, Allen. (1899). “Report of the Consulting Engineer.” In Report of the Filtration Commission of the City of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh:n.p., 27-86.
- Hazen, Allen. (1905). “Purification of Water for Domestic Use.” Trans. ASCE. 54:Part D, 131-54.
- Williams, Gardner S. and Hazen, Allen. (1905). Hydraulic Tables. New York:Wiley.
- Hazen, Allen. (1906). “Report of Allen Hazen.” In Report on the Joint Committee on Sewage Disposal of the City of Paterson. Paterson:n.p.
- Hazen, Allen. (1916). Clean Water and How to Get It. New York:Wiley.
- Hazen, Allen. (1930). Flood Flows: A Study of Frequencies and Magnitudes. New York:Wiley.
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