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Rock Formations

Stratigraphy

Mineral Resources

Economic Geology

Subsurface Rocks

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Ground-water Recharge

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Availability

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Ground-water Regions

Records of Wells

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Table 7

Table 7--Analyses of water from typical wells and springs in Chase County. Analyzed by H. A. Stoltenberg. Dissolved constituents given in parts per million.a
Well no. Location Depth, feet Geologic source Date of collection Temp., °F Dissolved solids Silica (SiO2) Iron (Fe) Calcium (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) Sodium & potassium (Na + K) Bicarbonate (HCO3) Sulfate (SO4) Chloride (Cl) Fluoride (F) Nitrate (NO3) Hardness as CaCO3
Total Carbonate Noncarbonate
T. 18 S., R. 6 E.
18-6-12da NE SE sec. 12 32.6 Easly Creek sh and Bader ls 4-16-48 .... 414 9.2 1.8 112 19 9.4 333 32 27 0.3 41 358 273 85
T. 18 S., R. 7 E.
18-7-33aa NE NE sec. 33 35 Cottonwood ls 6-24-48 .... 501 8.6 0.05 130 24 19 438 61 11 0.1 31 423 359 64
T. 18 S., R. 8 E.
18-8-1ca NE SW sec. 1 42.9 Speiser sh, Funston ls 4-17-48 58 1,147 12.0 0.38 254 58 17 403 102 108 0.1 398 872 330 542
T. 18 S., R. 9 E.
18-9-25cc SW SW sec. 25 17.4 Burr ls & Sallyards ls 4-17-48 .... 1,306 7.2 0.33 288 41 37 267 190 94 0.3 518 887 219 668
18-9-32da NE SE sec. 32 45.6 Bader ls 6-25-48 .... 610 7.0 1.9 110 52 28 411 95 32 0.4 84 488 337 151
T. 19 S., R. 6 E.
19-6-29cc SW SW sec. 29 99.1 Florence ls 6-24-48 58 948 8.8 3.8 95 70 143 522 93 139 0.3 142 524 428 96
T. 19 S., R. 7 E.
19-7-22ac SW NE sec. 22 50.3 Foraker ls 4-16-48 .... 1,220 13.0 1.4 68 51 324 371 64 490 0.7 26 379 304 75
T. 19 S., R. 8 E.
19-8-5ba NE NW sec. 5 37.9 Alluvium 6-24-48 .... 310 7.6 0.44 98 9.4 7.4 331 15 5.5 0.2 4.4 283 272 11
19-8-13cb NW SW sec. 13 91.4 Grenola ls 4-17-48 .... 522 10.0 0.16 130 32 8.7 388 136 5.5 0.3 8 456 318 138
19-8-18(1) Lot 10 of sec. 18 43 Cottonwood ls 6-24-48 59 470 7.2 0.08 113 33 16 454 41 12 0.1 24 418 372 46
  City of Cottonwood Falls, KS   Alluvium 7-25-47 .... 539 12.0 0.33 122 32 29 482 70 17 0.1 7.1 436 395 41
19-8-29aa City of Strong, KS   Alluvium 6-15-48 .... 484 7.0 0.03 44 28 59 52 130 105 0.2 4.9 225 67 158
19-8-29bc2 SW NW sec. 29 80 Grenola ls 4-14-48 .... 1,869 14.0 1.9 217 108 220 315 1,121 17 1.1 16 986 258 728
T. 19 S., R. 9 E.
19-9-3cc SW SW sec. 3 37 Long Creek ls 4-17-48 .... 521 11.0 1.4 99 27 49 349 22 70 0.3 71 358 286 72
19-9-6ad SE NE sec. 6 65.0 Beattie ls 4-17-48 .... 913 13.0 1.6 126 77 73 432 369 28 0.3 14 631 354 277
19-9-15bb NW NW sec. 15 17.2 Terrace alluvium 6-25-48 58 520 10.0 0.60 94 22 70 383 61 67 0.2 7.1 325 314 11
T. 20 S., R. 7 E.
20-7-27da NE SE sec. 27 112 Wreford ls 4-14-48 58 357 9.8 0.02 74 36 13 405 14 8.5 0.1 26 332 332 0
T. 20 S., R. 8 E.
20-8-2bd SE NW sec. 2 21.1 Alluvium 4-16-48 .... 631 9.0 1.3 122 26 64 409 147 20 0.2 42 412 336 76
20-8-16aa2 NE NE sec. 16 32.4 Beattie ls 4-16-48 .... 618 9.2 0.56 118 45 24 349 115 28 0.4 106 480 286 194
20-8-26da NE SE sec. 26 27.9 Grenola ls 6-25-48 56 603 7.8 0.30 107 39 48 368 82 54 0.4 84 428 302 126
20-8-31(1) Lot 17 of sec. 31 49.6 Bader ls 4-14-48 .... 576 11.0 0.16 129 31 29 405 29 51 0.1 97 450 332 118
T. 21 S., R. 5 E.
21-5-12ca NE SW sec. 12 51.9 Florence ls 4-14-48 59 818 10.0 3.1 168 13 72 329 56 49 0.4 288 472 270 202
T. 21 S., R. 7 E.
21-7-21bb NW NW sec. 21 101.7 Towanda & Fort Riley ls 4-16-48 57 395 12.0 1.8 85 31 19 390 24 14 0.4 18 340 320 20
T. 21 S., R. 8 E.
21-8-15ba NE NW sec. 15 64 Cottonwood ls 6-24-48 .... 435 8.2 0.30 70 47 21 346 99 16 0.4 3 368 284 84
T. 22 S., R. 6 E.
22-6-18dc SW SE sec. 18 56.6 Winfield ls 4-14-48 57 375 13.0 0.18 64 33 28 332 47 18 0.5 8.8 295 272 23
22-6-26cc SW SW sec. 26 29(?) Towanda & Fort Riley ls 4-16-48 .... 577 15.0 2 82 44 59 336 165 44 2 0.88 386 276 110
T. 22 S., R. 7 E.
22-7-8cb NW SW sec. 8 41.8 Fort Riley ls 4-16-48 .... 412 10.0 0.88 107 21 15 384 35 10 0.2 25 354 315 39
22-7-25bc SW NW sec. 25 spring Florence ls 4-16-48 55 327 9.6 0.03 91 16 11 346 13 10 0.2 6.2 293 284 9
22-7-35cb NW SW sec. 35 94.1 Barneston ls 4-16-48 56 339 10.0 0.80 71 28 21 376 8.2 13 0.5 2 292 292 0
T. 22 S., R. 8 E.
22-8-7aa NE NE sec. 7 58.9 Bader ls 6-24-48 .... 2,116 14.0 0.30 210 118 345 184 748 585 0.8 4.1 1,009 151 858
22-8-9cd SE SW sec. 9 61.0 Cottonwood ls 4-16-48 55 4,157 15.0 0.66 348 198 778 128 1,650 1,090 1.3 14 1,682 105 1,577
22-8-18(1) Lot 10 of sec. 18 spring Wreford ls 4-16-48 54 262 6.4 0.13 72 13 9.4 268 18 9 0.2 2.2 233 220 13
22-8-20ca NE SW sec. 20 25.3 Crouse ls 4-16-48 .... 1,075 14.0 0.47 178 37 113 355 152 109 0.1 297 596 291 305
22-8-22dc SW SE sec. 22 44.6 Crouse & Middleburg ls 6-24-48 58 413 4.8 0.83 87 19 31 304 26 15 0.2 80 295 250 45
a. One part per million is equivalent to one pound of substance per million pounds of water or 8.33 pounds per million gallons of water.
b. Water sample from municipal distribution system. Wells in secs. 19 and 20, T. 19 S., R. 8 E.

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