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This series, created to provide e-products (such as GIS coverages) for quick release includes:

  • maps and digital coverage of unconsolidated and bedrock aquifer systems
  • text describing aquifer thickness, depth, yield, static water levels, and contamination potential
  • table of registered significant ground-water withdrawal facilities
  • GIS shapefiles of pertinent features that are important to ground-water hydrology, such as: karst features, dye tracing routes in karst areas, and coal-mined areas (surface and underground)
  • ultimately will combine to form a single consistent map and GIS coverage of unconsolidated aquifer systems of the state
  • Aquifer Systems Mapping Methods

Click on the counties in the completed column and basin studies program below to view unconsolidated and bedrock aquifer systems maps. (Images, additional text, tables, and shapefiles are available for free download.)

Completed

Basin Studies Program

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