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Contents
Purpose of investigation
Location and extent of area
Previous investigations
Methods of investigation
Well-numbering system
Acknowledgments
Physiography and topography
Drainage
Climate
Population
Agriculture
Mineral resources
Oil and gas
Construction materials
Coal
Precambrian rocks
Paleozoic rocks
Geology and ground-water characteristics of outcropping rock units
Pennsylvanian System--Upper Pennsylvanian series
Wabaunsee Group
Scranton Shale
Bern Limestone
Auburn Shale
Emporia Limestone
Willard Shale
Zeandale Limestone
Pillsbury Shale
Stotler Limestone
Root Shale
Wood Siding Formation
Permian System--Lower Permian Series
Admire Group
Onaga Shale
Falls City Limestone
Janesville Shale
Council Grove Group
Foraker Limestone
Johnson Shale
Red Eagle Limestone
Roca Shale
Grenola Limestone
Eskridge Shale
Beattie Limestone
Stearns Shale
Bader Limestone
Easly Creek Shale
Crouse Limestone
Quaternary System--Pleistocene Series
Nebraskan and Aftonian stages
Kansan and Yarmouthian stages
Glaciolacustrine deposits
Kansas Till and outwash deposits
Illinoisan and Sangamonian stages
Wisconsinan and Recent stages
Source and principles of occurrence
Water table and movement of ground water
Depth to water
Saturated thickness of glacial drift
Availability of ground water
Utilization of ground water
Domestic and stock supplies
Public supplies
Industrial supplies
Temperature
Chemical character of ground water
Chemical constituents in relation to use
Dissolved solids
Hardness
Iron
Fluoride
Nitrate
Sulfate
Chloride
Summary of ground-water conditions
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Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
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