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Contents
Purpose and scope
Location and extent of area
Previous investigations
Methods of investigation
Well-numbering system
Acknowledgments
Topography and drainage
Climate
Population
Agriculture
Mineral resources
Oil and gas
Sand and gravel
"Quartzite"
Limestone
Distribution of subsurface rocks
Precambrian rocks
Paleozoic rocks
Mesozoic rocks
Distribution of exposed rocks
Geology and Water Supply of Rock units
Permian System--Lower Permian Series
Sumner Group
Stone Corral Formation
Nippewalla Group
Cretaceous System--Lower Cretaceous Series
Cheyenne Sandstone
Kiowa Formation
Cretaceous System--Lower and Upper(?) Cretaceous Series
Dakota Formation
Cretaceous System--Upper Cretaceous Series
Graneros Shale
Greenhorn Limestone
Carlile Shale
Niobrara Chalk
Tertiary System--Pliocene Series
Ogallala Formation
Quaternary System--Pleistocene Series
Terrace deposits
Valley-fill deposits
Undifferentiated deposits
Source
Occurrence and movement
Storage
Changes in storage
Discharge
Pumping by wells
Evapotranspiration
Inflow to streams
Recharge
Subsurface inflow
Seepage losses from streams
Hydrologic Properties of Water-bearing Materials in Walnut Creek Valley
Chemical Character of Ground Water
Chemical constituents in relation to use
Chemical constituents in relation to location and aquifer
Aquifer delineation and water type
Sodium and chloride
Hardness as CaCO3 and sulfate
Fluoride, iron, and manganese
Silica
Chemical constituents in relation to use of water for irrigation
Sanitary quality
Utilization of Ground Water [Well Records]
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Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
Placed on web Aug. 22, 2008; originally published July 1973.
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