Chemical and physical data related to ground water in the vicinity of abandoned uraniferous lignite mines, western North Dakota, December 1983 through June 1988

Wald, J. D. · 1991 · Report

Geochemical and hydrologic data were collected in and around six abandoned uranlferous lignite mines in western North Dakota during December 1983 through

This 1991 document, Chemical and physical data related to ground water in the vicinity of abandoned uraniferous lignite mines, western North Dakota, December 1983 through June 1988, is preserved in the Mountain Man Mining Library for research and reference. Original source: pubs.usgs.gov.

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL DATA RELATED TO GROUND WATER IN THE VICINITY OF ABANDONED URANIFEROUS LIGNITE MINES, WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA, DECEMBER 1983 THROUGH JUNE 1988 By 0. D. Wald U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Open-File Report 91-527 Prepared in cooperation with the NORTH DAKOTA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Bismarck, North Dakota

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR MANUEL LUJAN, JR., Secretary U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Dallas L. Peck, D1 rector Any use of trade, product, or firm names is for only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S descriptive purposes Government. For additional information write to: District Chief U.S. Geological Survey Water Resources Division 821 East Interstate Avenue Bismarck, ND 58501 Copies of this report can be purchased from: U.S. Geological Survey Books and Open-File Reports Federal Center, Bldg. 810 Box 25425 Denver, CO 80225

CONTENTS Page Abstract Introduction Well construction and development Data collection and analysis Sample collection and processing methods Analytl cal methods 11 Summary 11 References 12 ILLUSTRATIONS Figure 1. Map showing location of mines and private wells 1n study area 2. Diagrams showing location-numbering systems 3. Map showing location of wells and test holes for the Klym mine site 4. Map showing location of wells for the Smith 1 and Smith 2 mine sites 5. Map showing location of wells and test holes for the Talklngton mine site 6. Map showing location of wells and test holes for the Fritz mine site 7. Map showing location of wells and test holes for the Frank and Palanluk mine sites 10 TABLES Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs 13 2. Water levels 1n selected wells 37 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes 67 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs 98 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs 118 6. Radiochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs 133 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes 149 8. Laboratory analytical methods and detection levels for determination of chemical constituents 1n water 155 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding latitude-longitude numbers 157 in

CONVERSION FACTORS, VERTICAL DATUM, AND ABBREVIATED WATER-QUALITY UNITS Multiply acre foot (ft) Inch (1n.) mile (ml) By 0,4047 To obtain hectare meter millimeter kilometer To convert degrees Celsius (°C) to degrees Fahrenheit (°F), use the following formula: °F 9/5(°C)+32. Sea level; In this report, "sea level refers to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 a geodetic datum derived from a general adjustment of the first-order level nets of the United States and Canada, formerly called Sea Level Datum of 1929. Liter (L); A unit of volume equal to 1,300 mill inters. Mlcrograms per liter (yg/L); A unit exp resslng the concentration of a chemical constituent 1n solution as weight (micrograms) of solute per unit volume (liter) of water. Micrometer (ym); A unit of length equal to one one-millionth of a meter, M1cros1emens per centimeter at 25 degree:? Celsius (yS/cm): A unit that replaces micromhos per centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius used for specific conductance 1n older reports. The two units are equivalent. Milligrams per liter (mg/L); A unit expressing the concentration of a chemical constituent 1n solution as weight (m volume (liter) of water; 1 mg/L equals 1,000 Mlcrograms per liter (yg/L). Mill inter (mL); A unit of volume equal liter. Millimeter (mm); A unit of length equal lUgrams) of solute per unit to one one-thousandth of a to one one-thousandth of a meter. P1cocur1e (pC1); A unit of radioactivity equal to one one-tr1ll1onth of a Curie, which 1s equal to 3.7xl010 radioactive disintegrations per second.

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL DATA RELATED TO GROUND WATER IN THE VICINITY OF ABANDONED URANIFEROUS LIGNITE MINES, WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA, DECEMBER 1983 THROUGH JUNE 1988 By J. D. Wald ABSTRACT Geochemlcal and hydrologic data were collected in and around six abandoned uranlferous lignite mines 1n western North Dakota during December 1983 through June 1988. These data Include wellconstruction and field water-quality data for 224 wells, test holes, and springs. Also Included are water levels 1n selected wells, Hthologlc logs of selected wells and test holes, physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs, trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs, radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs, and grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes. Analytical methods and detection levels for determination of chemical constituents are Included as well as township-range location numbers and corresponding latitude-longitude numbers. INTRODUCTION Between 1955 and 1967, uranlferous lignite was mined at several sites 1n western North Dakota to obtain uranium ore. Uranium ore was concentrated at these sites by burning the host lignite, which left a residual uran1um-r1ch ash. The ash then was removed for further processing 1n other states. When the uranlferous 1 Ignite mines were abandoned 1n the late 1960's, partially burned uranium ore and other potentially hazardous materials were left 1n open pits and on spoils piles. Soluble materials have been leached from the uranlferous wastes by precipitation on spoils piles and water ponded 1n the pits. The potentially hazardous leachates may have migrated to ground water beneath the mines. To minimize potential migration of hazardous materials from the largest of the abandoned mines, the North Dakota Public Service Commission undertook a program of mine reclamation. One part of the reclamation program Included the Installation of ground-water monitoring wells 1n and around the abandoned mines. This part of the program was a cooperative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey and the North Dakota Public Service Commission. Groundwater samples were obtained for chemical analyses before and after reclamation of the abandoned mines. Geochemlcal data collected before the mines were reclaimed provide a baseline to determine the effects of reclamation on ground-water compositions.

The purpose of this report 1s to provide geochemlcal and hydro!ogle data that were collected during this study. The geochemlcal data may be used to define spatial variations 1n ground-water chemistry around the mines, and the hydrologic data may be used to estimate the directions of ground-water flow. All of these data will be useful 1n evaluating the effectiveness of reclamation efforts 1n and around six abandoned uranlferous lignite mines 1n western North Dakota and 1n determining whether the reclamation program has succeeded 1n Isolating uranlferous wastes from contact with ground and surface water. [ The study area 1s located near the city of Bel field 1n western North Dakota (fig. 1). The study area consists of three mine sites 1n Billings County, one mine site 1n Slope County, and two mine sites 1n Stark County. The township-range location-numbering system used to Identify wells, test holes, and springs 1n this report (fig. 2) 1s based on the Federal system of rectangular surveys of the public lands. The first number denotes the township north of a base line, the second nurmer denotes the range west of the fifth principal meridian, and the third number denotes the section 1n which the well, test hole, or spring 1s located. Tie letters A, B, C, and D designate, respectively, the northeast, northwest, southwest, and southeast quarter section, quarter-quarter section, quater-quarter-quarter section, and quarter-quarter-quarter-quarter section (2.5-acre tract); thus, well 142-099-15DCD would be located 1n the SEHSWKSEH sec. 15, T. 142 N., R. 99 W. Consecutive terminal numbers are added 1f more than one well, test hole, or spring 1s located within a 2.5-acre tract. ! The latitude-longitude location-numbering test holes, or springs consists of 15 digits, degrees, minutes, and seconds of latitude; the degrees, minutes, and seconds of longitude; and more than one well, test hole, or spring 1n a system used to Identify wells, The first six digits denote the next seven digits denote the the last two digits Identify 1-second grid. WELL CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT The ground-water monitoring wells Installed 1n and around the abandoned mines were constructed with an air-rotary drilling method, which does not Introduce outside water Into the aquifer. The wells were constructed with 2-1n. diameter polyvlnyl-chlorlde casing and had 6 ft of 12-or 18-slot (0.012 or 0.018 1n. slot size) screen at the bottom. Casing joints were glued with solvent glue. The annular space around the screen was filled with graded silica sand, a bentonlte plug about 2 ft thlcl was placed above the sand pack, and a layer of nonshrlnklng cement about 10 ft thick was placed above the bentonlte. The remaining open hole was filled with drill cuttings. Wells were developed with airlift methods, where possible, or balling methods where airlift would not work.

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DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS Geochemlcal and hydrologic data were collected 1n and around six abandoned uranlferous lignite mines 1n western North Dakota (fig. 1) during December 1983 through June 1988. These mines are the Klym (fig. 3), Smith (fig. 4), and Talklngton (fig. 5) mines 1n Billings County; the Fritz (fig. 6) mine 1n Slope County; and the Frank and Palanluk (fig. 7) mines 1n Stark County. Part of the Palanluk Mine was reclaimed 1n the spring of 1986; thus, both prereclamation and postreclamation geochemlcal and hydrologlc data are presented for that mine site. Only prereclamatlon data are presented for the other mine sites. Well-construction and field water-quality data for 224 wells, test holes, and springs monitored for this study are given 1n table 1. Periodic measurements of water levels 1n 67 wells are given 1n table 2, and Hthologlc logs of 81 wells and test holes are given 1n table 3. Physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from 64 wells and 2 springs are given in table 4, trace-element analyses of water samples from 62 wells and 2 springs are given 1n table 5, and radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from 124 wells and 2 springs are given 1n table 6. Grainsize analyses of rock samples from 6 wells and test holes are given 1n table 7. Laboratory analytical methods and detection levels for determination of chemical constituents 1n water are given in table 8, and township-range location numbers and corresponding latitude-longitude numbers are given 1n table 9. Sample Collection and Processing Methods Before sample collection, three well-casing volumes of water were removed from the well with a 1-L Teflon bailer. The bailer then was used to collect a composite sample 1n a 12-L Teflon churn sputter, and allquots were drawn from the churn sputter for chemical analyses. Samples were collected from private wells after three well-casing volumes of water were flushed from the plumbing. Water samples were processed at the well site by U.S. Geological Survey personnel. Specific conductance and pH were measured with Extech conductance and pH meters. Also, a 250-mL aliquot was drawn from the churn splitter Into a rinsed polyethylene bottle for laboratory determination of pH, specific conductance, carbonate, and bicarbonate. The remaining churn-sputter sample was filtered through a 0.45-ym pore size MIlHpore filter and separated Into different allquots for chemical analyses. A 250-mL aliquot was drawn Into an ac1d-r1nsed polyethylene bottle, acidified to a pH of less than 2 with 2 ml of nitric add, and analyzed for major cations (calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium). A second 250-mL aliquot was drawn Into a sample-rinsed polyethylene bottle and analyzed for major anlons (chloride, sulfate, and fluoride). A third 250-mL aliquot was drawn Into a sample-rinsed brown polyethylene bottle, preserved with mercuric chloride, and analyzed for nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus species). A 500-mL aliquot was drawn Into an ac1d-r1nsed polyethylene bottle and analyzed for trace metals (arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, cobalt,

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copper, Iron, lead, lithium, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, strontium, vanadium, and zinc). A 200-mL aliquot was drawn Into an ac1d-r1nsed glass bottle, preserved with a mixture of nitric add and potassium dlchromate, and analyzed for mercury. After processing, all samples were shipped to the laboratory 1n coolers filled with 1ce. A 2-1 sample was collected 1n a sample-rinsed polyethelene bottle and analyzed for rad1ochem1cal constituents (dissolved gross alpha, suspended gross alpha, dissolved gross beta, suspended gross beta, dissolved radium-226, total rad1um-226, and dissolved natural uranium). Analytical Methods Water samples were analyzed at the U.S. Geological Survey National Water-Quality Laboratory 1n Arvada, Colo. Samples were received at the laboratory within 4 days of collection. Analyses of nutrient samples were completed within 10 days of collection. The remaining analyses were completed within 100 days of collection. Inorganic constituents were analyzed using methods described by Flshman and FMedman (1989), and radlochemlcal constituents were analyzed using methods described by Thatcher and others (1977). Grain-size determinations of rock samples were made by the U.S. Geological Survey, Iowa City, Iowa. Values refer to the Wentworth (1922) size scale. Color descriptions were determined by comparing fresh samples with a standardized rock-color chart (Geological Society of America, 1963). SUMMARY Geochemlcal and hydrologlc data were collected 1n and around six abandoned uranlferous lignite mines 1n western North Dakota. The data Include well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs. Also Included are water levels 1n selected wells, Hthologlc logs of selected wells and test holes, physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs, trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs, radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs, and grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes drilled near the reclamation sites. These data are useful for evaluating the effectiveness of reclamation efforts at abandoned uranlferous lignite mines 1n western North Dakota.

REFERENCES Feltz, H.R., Duncan, S.S., and Zepp, A., 1985 Quality Laboratory services catalog: U, Report 86-232. 1986-87-88 National Water S. Geological Survey Open-File Flshman, M.J., and FMedman, L.C., 1989, Methods for determination of Inorganic substances 1n water and fluvial sediments: Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations of the U. S. Geological Survey, book 5, chapter Al, 545 p. Geological Society of America, 1963, Rock color chart: New York, Geological Society of America. Thatcher, L.L., Oanzer, V.J., and Edwards, K.W., 1977, Methods for determination of radioactive substances 1n water and fluvial sediment: Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations of the U.S. Geological Survey, book 5, chapter A5, 95 p. Wentworth, C.K., 1922, A scale of grade and class terms for clastic sediments: Journal of Geology, v. 30, p. 377-392.

Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs [USGS FZ-7, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Fritz mine site; , no data; Specific conductance, value shown Is the field specific conductance measured at the time of water-quality sampling unless otherwise noted; JJS/cm, mlcroslemens per centimeter; °C, degrees Celsius; pH, value shown Is the field pH measured at the time of water-quality sailing; Temperature, water, value shown Is the field temperature measured at the time of water-quality sampling; 125TGRV, Pal eocene, Tongue River Member of the Fort Union Formation; USGS S2-2A, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Smith 2 mine site; USGS S1-3A, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Smith 1 mine site; USGS P-18, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Palanluk mine site; 125SNLB, Pal eocene, Sentinel Butte Member of the Fort Union Formation; USGS F-6, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Frank mine site; USGS T-l, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Talklngton mine site; USGS K-2, U.S. Geological Survey well or test hole, Klym mine site; WL, additional water levels given In table 2; L, log given In table 3; PC, physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations given In table 4; T, trace-element analysis given 1n table 5; R, radlochemlcal analysis given In table 6; G, grain-size analysis given In table 7; LY, lysimeter] Township-range location number Depth drilled, total Owner and name (feet) Depth of well, total (feet) Diameter of casing (Inches) Date well constructed Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface) Date of waterquality sampling 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACD81 136-100-05ACD82 136-100-05ACD83 136-100-05ACD84 136-100-05ACDB5 136-100-05ACD86 136-100-05ACD87 USGS FZ-7 USGS FZ-4 USGS FZ-1 USGS FZ-6 USGS FZ-6A USGS FZ-6B USGS FZ-6C USGS FZ-6D USGS FZ-6E USGS FZ-6F

Table 1. Well-construct Ion and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACD82 136-100-05ACDB3 136-100-05ACDB4 136-100-05ACDB5 136-100-05ACDB6 136-100-05ACDB7 Aquifer code 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV Specific conductance (ps/cm at 25 °C) 5,290 7,900 2,950 4,700

Temperature, water

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,892 2,907 2,906 2,936 2,936 2,936 2,936 2,936 2,936 2,936 WL, WL, WL, WL, WL R R R R R Remarks L, PC, T, R L, PC, T, G L, PC, T, R L, PC, T, R

Table 1. Well -construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ACDB8 136-100-05ACDB9 136-100-05ACDB10 136-100-05AC001 136-100-05ACDD2 136-100-05AC003 136-100-05ACOD4 136-100-05ACDD5 136-100-05ACOD6 136-100-058DAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-050ACA 136-100-1 7ADD 136-100-20AAO 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04COO 137-100-05CBAC1 137-100-05CBAC2 137-100-05CBCA1 137-100-05CBCA2 Owner and name USGS FZ-6G USGS FZ-6H USGS FZ-6I USGS FZ-5A USGS FZ-5B USGS FZ-5C USGS FZ-5D USGS FZ-5E USGS FZ-5F USGS FZ-2 USGS FZ-3 USGS FZ-8 Howard Peterson Sheldon Erlckson Daisy Hewson Dorothy Molm USGS S2-2A USGS S2-2B USGS S2-1A USGS S2-1B Depth drilled, total (feet)

Date well constructed

Water level at time of water-quality sampl 1 ng (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued cr> Township-range location number 136-100-05ACDB8 136-100-05ACDB9 136-100-05ACDB10 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05ACDD2 136-100-05ACDD3 136-100-05ACDD4 136-100-05AC005 136-100-05ACDD6 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-05DACA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD 137-100-05CBAC1 137-100-05CBAC2 137-100-05CBCA1 137-100-05CBCA2 Aquifer code 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV

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Temperature, water

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,936 2,935 2,935 2,891 2,892 2,893 2,894 2,895 2,895 2,920 2,901 2,883

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Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05CBCA3 137-100-05CBCA4 137-100-05CBCA5 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB2 137-100-05DACB3 137-100-05DACB4 137-100-05DACB5 137-100-05DBCA 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05D8DA3 137-100-05DBDA4 137-100-05DBOA5 137-100-05DBDA6 137-100-05DBDA7 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB Owner and name USGS S2-1C USGS S2-1D USGS S2-1E USGS S2-3 USGS S1-3A USGS SI-38 USGS S1-3C USGS S1-3D USGS S1-3E USGS Sl-6 USGS Sl-4 USGS S1-5A USGS SI-58 USGS S1-5C USGS S1-5D USGS S1-5E USGS S1-5F USGS Sl-1 USGS Sl-2 Dale Smith Depth drilled, total (feet)

Depth of well, total (feet) 1,790 Diameter of casing (Inches)

Date well constructed

Water level at tine of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

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Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05CBCA3 137-100-05CBCA4 137-100-05CBCA5 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB2 137-100-05DACB3 137-100-05DACB4 137-100-05DACB5 137-100-05DBCA 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBDA3 137-100-05DBDA4 137-100-05DBDA5 137-100-05DBDA6 137-100-05DBDA7 137-100-05DBOD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB Aquifer code 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV 125TGRV

Temperature, water

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,904 2,904 2,904 2,898 2,938 2,938 2,939 2,939 2,945 2,943 2,960 2,960 2,960 2,960 2,960 2,960 2,951 2,942

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Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-08DAA 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-23DOD 138-100-28ADA 140-099-04CBB 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD1 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD5 140-099-06ACCD6 140-099-06ACCD7 140-099-06ACCD8 140-099-06ACCD9 140-099-06ACCD10 140-099-06ACCD11 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 Owner and name Dale Smith Rocky Fritz Les Fritz Robert Hewson James Fritz Gab rial Frank USGS P-18 USGS P-l USGS P-1A USGS P-2 USGS P-31 USGS P-31A USGS P-31B USGS -31C USGS -31D USGS -31E USGS -31F USGS -31G USGS -32 USGS -33 Depth drilled, total (feet)

Depth of well, total (feet) Spring Spring Diameter of casing (Inches)

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Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued ro o Township-range location number 137-100-080AA 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-2300D 138-100-28ADA 140-099-04CBB 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACC01 140-099-06ACC02 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACC04 140-099-06ACC05 140-099-06ACC06 140-099-06ACCD7 140-099-06ACCD8 140-099-06ACC09 140-099-06ACC010 140-099-06ACCD11 140-099-06ACC012 140-099-06ACC013 Aquifer code

125SNLB 125SNLB Specific conductance (VIS/cii at 25 °C) 1,010 2,150 1,110 1,600 2,100

2,703 2,700 2,700 2,700 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,704 2,706 2,710 Remarks R PC, T, R PC, T, R R PC, T, R R WL, L, PC, T, L, G WL, PC, T, R WL, L, PC, T, WL, L, PC, T, LY LY LY

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Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-066ACD 140-099-066CAD 140-099-066CBC 140-099-06BCCC 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-066DBA1 140-099-06BDBA2 140-099-06BOBB1 140-099-066DBB2 140-099-06BDBB3 140-099-066DBB4 140-099-066DCA1 140-099-06BOCA2 140-099-06BDCA3 140-099-066DCA4 140-099-06BDCA5 140-099-06BDCA6 140-099-06CAAB Owner and name USGS P-24 US6S P-23 USGS P-36 USGS P-10 USGS P-8 USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS

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Date well constructed Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well -const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACDO 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-068ACO 140-099-06BCAO 140-099-068CBC 140-099-06BCCC 140-099-06BOAB 140-099-06BDBA1 140-099-06BDBA2 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDBB2 140-099-06BDBB3 140-099-06BDBB4 140-099-06BOCA1 140-099-06BOCA2 140-099-06BDCA3 1 40-099-068 DCA4 140-099-06BDCA5 140-099-06BDCA6 140-099-06CAAB Specific conductance Aquifer (yS/cm code at 25 °C) 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 1,850 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 18,490 125SNLB 18,7W 125SNLB 169,6QQ 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB PH (standard Temperature, water units)

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) ,711 ,719 ,696 ,704 ,705 ,708 ,715 ,711 ,712 ,712 ,694 ,694 ,695 ,696 ,696 ,696 ,705 WL, WL, WL, WL, WL, LY, WL, WL, WL, WL, WL, LY LY LY WL, Remarks L, L, L, L, L, L, L, L, L, L, PC, T, PC, T, R PC, T, PC, T, R R PC, T,

Pc, T,

PC, T, R R R R R R R 1Value shown 1s laboratory specific conductance.

Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued no CO Township-range location number 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABC2 140-099-06CABC3 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CBBD2 140-099-06CBBD3 140-099-06CBBD4 140-099-06CBBD5 140-099-06CBBD6 140-099-06CBBD7 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06CCD1 140-099-06CCD2 140-099-06CCD3 140-099-06CCD4 140-099-06CCD5 140-099-06CCD6 140-099-06CDCB1 140-099-06CDCB2 Owner and name USGS P-21A USGS P-21B USGS P-21C USGS P-6 USGS P-20A USGS P-20B USGS P-20C USGS P-20D USGS P-20E USGS P-20F USGS P-20G USGS F-6 USGS F-5A USGS F-5B USGS F-5C USGS F-5D USGS F-5E USGS F-5E1 USGS P-15A USGS P-15A1 Depth drilled, total (feet) Depth of well. total (feet) Diameter of casing (Inches)

Date well constructed Water level at tine of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampl 1 ng

Table 1.-- Well -construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued no Township-range location number 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABC2 140-099-06CABC3 140-099-06CABO 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CBB02 140-099-06CBB03 140-099-06CBB04 140-099-06CBB05 140-099-06CBB06 140-099-06CBB07 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06CCD1 140-099-06CC02 140-099-06CC03 140-099-06CCD4 140-099-06CCD5 140-099-06CCD6 140-099-06CDC81 140-099-06CDCB2 Specific conductance Aquifer (pS/ca code at 25 *C) 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 1,800 125SNLB X9,350 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB J 26, 200 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB PH (standard units)

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,693 2,693 2,693 2,712 2,720 2,721 2,721 2,721 2,720 2,720 2,670 2,721 2,722 2,723 2,724 2,725 2,725 2,720 2,720 WL, WL, WL, LY LY LY WL, LY, LY, LY, LY, LY Remarks L, PC. T, R

L, Pc, T, R Pc. T, R

L. Pc. T. R

R R R 1Value shown Is laboratory specific conductance.

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued CJ1 Township-range location number 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB2 140-099-06DABB3 140-099-060ABB4 140-099-06DABB5 140-099-06DABB6 140-099-06DABB7 140-099-06DABB8 140-099-060ABB9 140-099-06DABB10 140-099-060ABB11 140-099-060ABB12 140-099-060ABB13 140-099-060ABB14 140-099-06DABB15 140-099-060ABB16 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABO 140-099-06DBAB1 Owner and name uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses uses

-19A -19D -19E -19F -19G -19H -19J -19K -19M -19N Depth drilled, total (feet) Depth of well, total (feet) Diameter of casing (Inches)

Date well constructed Water level at tine of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well -construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB2 140-099-06DABB3 140-099-06DABB4 140-099-06DABB5 140-Q99-06DABB6 140-099-06DABB7 140-099-06DABB8 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABB10 140-099-06DABB11 140-099-060 ABB12 140-099-06DABB13 140-099-06DABB14 140-099-06DABB15 140-099-06DABB16 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 Aquifer code 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNI.B 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB Specific conductance pH (ys/cm (standard at 25 °C) units) 1,900

Mm Mm Mm

Mm

Mm

Mm

Mm

Mm

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,700 2,742 2,742 2,741 2,741 2,741 2,741 2,741 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,715 2,711 2,708 2,709 Remarks WL, L, PC, T, WL, L, PC, T,

R R R

U Ly Ly Wl, L, Pc, T, Ly Ly Ly Mm

WL, L, PC, T, WL, L, PC, T, WL, L, PC, T, R R R R R R 1 Value shown 1s laboratory specific conductance.

Table 1. Hell-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-060BAB2 140-099-06D8AB3 140-099-06DBAB4 140-099-06D8AB5 140-099-06DBAB6 140-099-06DBAB7 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAB9 140-099-060BAB10 140-099-06DBAO 140-099-06DBBA1 140-099-06D8BA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-060000 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ABBO 140-099-07ABCA1 140-099-07ABCA2 140-099-07ABCA3 140-099-07ABCA4 Owner and name USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS -28A -27A -27B

USGS F-4 USGS F-3A USGS F-3B USGS F-3C USGS F-3D Depth drilled, total (feet) Depth of well, total (feet) Diameter of casing (Inches)

Date well constructed Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued rv> oo Township-range location number 140-099-060BAB2 140-099-060BAB3 140-099-060BAB4 140-099-060BAB5 140-099-0606AB6 140-099-060BAB7 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAB9 140-099-060BAB10 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA1 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-060000 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ABBO 140-099-07ABCA1 140-099-07ABCA2 140-099-07ABCA3 140-099-07ABCA4 Aquifer code 125SNLB 125SNLB

W5Snlb

125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB Specific conductance pH (}JS/cn (standard at 25 °C) units) 1,240 1,390

3 f090

Temperature, water

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,708 2,706 2,706 2,706 2,706 2,706 2,709 2,709 2,709 2,713 2,717 2,712 2,708 2,705 2,725 2,713 2,739 2,740 2,740 2,740 Remarks WL. L, WL, L, LY LY WL, L, LY LY WL, L, WL, L, WL, L, WL, L, WL. L, L. R WL, L R R R PC, T, R PC. T, R

Pc, T, R Pc, T, R

Pc, T, R Pc. T. R Pc. T, R Pc. T, R

Table 1. Well-construct Ion and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-07ABCA5 140-099-07ABCA6 140-099-07ABCA7 140-099-07ADAA 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BOAA 140-099-07CDCO 140-099-0700001 140-099-0700002 140-099-08DAA 140-100-01AB8 140-100-09ADA 140-100-10BABC1 140-100-10BABC2 140-100-10BABC3 140-100-10BA6C4 140-100-10BABC5 140-100-10BABC6 140-100-10BABC7 140-100-10BACA Owner and name USGS F-3E1 USGS F-3E2 USGS F-3E3 USGS P-13 USGS F-7 USGS F-8 USGS F-2 USGS F-l USGS F-1A Joseph Obrlgewltch John S1th USGS T-l USGS T-6A USGS T-6B USGS T-6C1 USGS T-7A USGS T-7B USGS T-7C USGS T-12 USGS T-3 Depth drilled. total (feet)

Date well constructed

Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued GO O Township-range location number 140-099-07ABCA5 140-099-07ABCA6 140-099-07ABCA7 140-099-07AOAA 140-099-07ADOO 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07CDCD 140-099-07D0001 140-099-07DODD2 140-099-08DAA 140-100-01ABB 140-100-09AOA 140-100-10BABC1 140-100-10BABC2 140-100-10BABC3 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BABC5 140-100-10BABC6 140-100-10BABC7 140-100-lOBACA Aquifer code 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,740 2,740 2,740 2,720 2,720 2,705 2,694 2,694

2,738 2,759 2,759 2,759 2,758 2,758 2,758 2,759 2,732 Remarks LY LY LY LY, L WL, L, PC, T, WL, L, PC, T, Ul Df*

WL, Lf rC WL, L, G WL, PC, T, R R R L, G L, R R R WL, PC, T, R LY LY WL, L, PC, T, R R R xVa!ue shown Is laboratory specific conductance.

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB1 140-100-10BACB2 140-100-108ACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 140-100-10BOBA1 140-100-10BOBA2 140-100-10BDBA3 140-100-106DBA4 140-100-10BDBA5 140-100-10BDBA6 140-100-22AAA 140-100-22DAA 141-099-03BAD 141-099-27DDA 141-099-33DDDA 141-099-35BAB 142-098-18BBC 142-099-10ABB Owner and name USGS T-5A USGS T-5B USGS T-8 USGS T-4 USGS T-2 USGS T-10 USGS T-9A USGS T-9B USGS T-9C USGS T-9D USGS T-9E USGS T-ll Steve Klen Joseph Snyder Anthony Kessel Mildred Burl an USGS P-16 Ida Hecker David Armbrust Emll Baranko Depth drilled, total (feet)

Date well constructed

Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampl 1 ng

Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued GO ro Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB1 140-100-10BACB2 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 14Q-100-10BDBA1 140-100-10B06A2 140-100-10B06A3 140-100-10B06A4 140-100-10BOBA5 140-100-10BOBA6 140-100-22AAA 140-100-220AA 141-099-03BAD 141-099-27DOA 141-099-33DDOA 141-099-35BAB 142-098-188BC 142-099-10ABB Aquifer code 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB

Specific conductance (US/cm at 25 *C) 10,100 5,600 5,800 2,200 2,800

2,260 1,790 1,210 2,140 1,010 PH (standard units)

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,738 2,738 2,750 2,750 2,751 2,751 2,752 2,752

Remarks LY. L, PC. T LY WL. L. PC, T. WL, L, PC, T. WL, L, PC. T. WL. L, PC. T. L. R R R

R R R R Wl, L. Pc. T. R R R R R R R R

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued CO CO Township-range location number 142-099-12BDD 142-099-15DCD 142-099-23CDCA 142-099-23CDC81 142-099-23COCB2 142-099-23COCB3 142-099-23CDCB4 142-099-23COCB5 142-099-23CDCB6 142-099-23CDCB7 142-099-23COCB8 142-099-23CDOD 142-099-24ABC 142-099-25ADC 142-099-26BACC1 142-099-26BACC2 142-099-26BACC3 142-099-26BACC4 142-099-26BACC5 142-099-26BACC6 Owner and name Joseph Armbrust San Logosz USGS K-2 USGS K-l USGS K-8A USGS K-8B USGS K-8C USGS K-8D USGS K-8E1 USGS K-8E2 USGS K-8E3 USGS K-3 W1ll1an Namynluk Joseph Armbrust USGS K-4 USGS K-5A USGS K-5B USGS K-5C USGS K-5D USGS K-5E Depth drilled, total (feet) w

Date well constructed

Water level at time of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well -construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued to Township-range location number 142-099-12800 142-099-150CO 142-099-23CDCA 142-099-23CDCB1 142-099-23COCB2 142-099-23CDCB3 142-099-23CDCB4 142-099-23CDCB5 142-099-23CDCB6 142-099-23CDCB7 142-099-23CDCB8 142-099-23CDOO 142-099-24ABC 142-099-25ADC 142-099-268ACC1 142-099-26BACC2 142-099-26BACC3 142-099-268ACC4 142-099-26BACC5 142-099-268ACC6 Aquifer code

125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB Specific conductance (ps/c* at 25 'C) 1,250 2,620

2,691 2,691 2,691 2,691 2,692 2,692 Remarks R R WL, L, PC, T, R R R R R LY LY LY R R WL, L WL, L R R R R

Table 1. Well-construction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued GO U1 Township-range location number 142-099-26BACC7 142-099-26BACC8 142-099-26BACC9 142-099-268ADA 142-099-2668AA1 142-099-2688 AA2 142-099-2688AA3 142-099-2688 AA4 142-099-26B8AA5 142-099-26B8AA6 142-099-2668AA7 142-099-28ABA 142-099-280CC 142-099-35000 Owner and nane USGS K-5F USGS K-5G USGS K-5H USGS K-6 USGS K-7A USGS K-7A1 USGS K-7A2 USGS K-7A3 USGS K-7B USGS K-7C USGS K-7D Stanley Paluck George J1lek George Krushevsky Depth drilled. total (feet)

Date well constructed

Water level at tine of water-quality sampling (feet below land surface)

Date of waterquality sampling

Table 1. Well-const ruction and field water-quality data for wells, test holes, and springs Continued oo CT Township-range location number 142-099-268ACC7 142-099-26BACC8 142-099-268ACC9 142-099-268ADA 142-099-268BAA1 142-099-26BBAA2 142-Q99-26PRAA? 142-099-268BAA4 142-099-2688AA5 142-099-268BAA6 142-099-2688AA7 142-099-28ABA 142-099-280CC 142-099-35000 Specific conductance Aquifer (pS/cn code at 25 °C) 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 125SNLB 1,000 1,030 pH Temperature, (standard water units) CC)

Altitude of land surface (feet above sea level) 2,692 2,692 2,692 2,689 2,718 2,719

-fc-j f'-m9 2,719 2,720 2,720 2,719

Remarks LY LY LY WL, L WL, L LY

U Ly R R R R R R

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells [Water levels are shown 1n feet below or above (+) land surface; altitude 1s for land-surface datum] Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. 8, 3d. 8, 17, 13., 24, d of 10, 30., 8., 17, n,, Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 7 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : 44 Q? location feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. .90, Aug. location feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Water level number: 136-100-05ABCC Date drilled: 28 15 16 14 14 22 14 18 15 13, 1987... 13 8, 1984; lowes number: 136-1 Date drilled: 28 15 16 14 14 22 14 18 15 13, 1987... 13 t, 9.59, Jan. 00-05ACAA Date water level measured Water level Owner: USGS FZ-7 Altitude: 2,892 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 24, 191 Owner: 16 15 15 15 15 18 14 20 16 15 14, 1988... 14 USGS FZ-4 Altitude: 2,907 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 16 15 15 15 15 ifl 14 20 16 15 14, 1988... 14 Period of record: Highest, 31.28, Mar. 14, 1988; lowest, 45.03, May 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat Township-range Depth of wel 1 : July 31, 1984... Oct. 30 Nov. 8 Apr. 17, 1985... May 16 June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986... Period of record: Highest, 9 Township-range location number: 136-100-0 feet Date drilled: 05Mar. 19 Apr. 28 May 15 June 16 July 14 Aim 1 Q Sept. 22 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13. 1987... Feb. 13 .74, Oct. 30, 1984; lowest, location number: 136-100-0 Depth of well: 118 feet Date drilled: 05 Oct. 30, 1984... Nov. 8 Apr. 17, 1985... May 16 June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986... Mar. 19 Apr. 28 May 15 June 16 July 14 Aug. 14 Cant ?? Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987... Feb. 13 Mar. 16 er level 5ACBC 10.74, Ma 5ACDB1 Date water level measured Water level Owner: USGS FZ-1 Altitude: 2,906 feet Mar. 16 Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 14 Oct. 20 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 14, 1988... June 15 ir. 14, 1988 Owner: USGS FZ-6 Altitude: 2,936 feet Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 14 Oct. 20 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 14, 1988... June 14 Period of record: Highest, 70.08, Feb. 13, 1987; lowest, 72.28, Oct. 30, 1984

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 136-100-05ACDB2 Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Oct. . Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. 30, 8., 17, 16., 15., 16., 17,, 19,, 24, 1 Of 30, ft,, 17, 16., 13., 15., 16., 16., 17., 24, Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 5 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. 9.07, Aug location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Date 16., 14., 14., 14., 15., 13, 13., drilled: 06-01-84 fin. T) . 16, 1985; lowest, 61.55, number: 136-100-05ACDD1 Date 16., 14., 1ft., 15., 13, drilled: 06-01-84 ?n 45 20 ?3 Owner: USGS FZ-6A Altitude: 2,936 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June Oct. 30, Owner: 15 15 18 14 20 16 15 14, 1988... 14 USGS FZ-5A Altitude: 2,891 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 15 15 15 18 14 20 16 14, 1988... 14 Period of record: Highest, 19.92, Mar. 14, 1988; lowest, 21.66, Oct. 30, 1984

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Date water level Water level measured Township-range Depth Aug. 8, 1984... Oct. 30 Nov. 8 Apr. 17, 1985... May 16. June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986... Period of record: of wel 1 : Highest, 28 location number: Watt 136-100-0! feet Date drilled: 05-2 Mar. 19 Apr. 28 May June 16 July 14 Aug. 14 Sept. 22 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987 Feb. 13 .65, Mar. 19, 1986

t t f

t

t ; lowest, ir level BDAD 30.59, Date water level measured Owner: USGS FZ-2 Altitude: 2,920 Mar. 16 Apr. 15 Mav June 15 July 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 14 Oct. 20 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 14, 1988.. June 14 July 15, 1985 Water level feet oq A? Township-range location number; 136-100-OSCAAA Owner; USGS FZ-3 July. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Perloc 16, 1fi. 1 of Depth of well: 2fi 74 record: Highest, 25 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. .58, Oct. Date drilled: 05-2 't 28. 15 J 16 J 15 14

' 15 '. 13, 1987... 1 "9 ' 30, 1984; lowest, !6.40 J6.33 27.84, Altitude: 2,901 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June July 31, 16 15 15 15 15 18 14 20 16 15 14, 1988... 14

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 137-100-05CBDA Depth of we! 1 : 17 feet Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Period Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. 8, ?9 16, 16, 13, 16., 16., 19., 24, of 16, 16., 13., 15, 17., 24, 19., record: Highest, 8 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. .00, Aug. location i feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Date drilled: 06-04-84 q 57 q 05 q 50 8, 1984; lowest, 10.74, number: 137-100-05DACB1 Date drilled: 05-23-84 A 43 Owner: USGS S2-3 Altitude: 2,898 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June June 14, V. Owner: 16 15 15 15 15 18 14 20 16 14, 1988... 14 USGS SI -3 A Altitude: 2.938 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 15 15 15 15 14 20 16 15 15, 1988... 14 Period of record: Highest: 2.45, Sept. 14, 1987; lowest, 5.22, Apr. 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 137-100-0!>DBDA1 Owner: USGS Sl-4 Depth of wel1; 20 feet Date drilled: 05-:>3-84 Altitude: 2.943 feet Aug. 7, 1984... Oct. 29 Nov. 7 Apr. 16, 1985... May 16 June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986... Mar. 19 Apr. 28 May 15 June 16 July 14 Aug. 14 Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987. Feb. 13 Mar. 16 Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 14 Oct. 20 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 15, 1988. June 14 Period of record: Highest, 4.35, Dec. 15, 1986; lowest, Township-range location number; 137-100-05I?BDA2 7.22, Apr. 16, 1985 Owner: USGS S1-5A Depth of wel 1; 43 feet Date drilled; 05-:?4-84 Altitude: 2.960 feet Aug. 10, 1984... Oct. 29 Nov. 7 Apr. 16, 1985... May 16 June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986... Mar. 19 Apr. 28 May 15 June 16 July 14 Aug. 14 Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987. Feb. 13 Mar. 16 Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 14 Oct. 20 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 14, 1988. June 14 Period of record: Highest, 24.11, Nov. 7, 1984; lowest, ;>5.84, June 14, 1988 ,73 ,17

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Perloi Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. 16, 13., 24, d of R. , 16, Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 1( Township-range Depth of wel 1 : location feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. >.87, Nov. location feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. number: 137-100-05DBDD1 Date 15, 1B. 13, drilled: 05-23-84 1ft. 76 18, 1986; lowest, 20.06, number: 137-100-05DBDD2 Date 19., 28., IS,, 14 , 13, drilled: 05-23-84 Owner : USGS Sl-1 Altitude: 2,951 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June May 16, Owner 16 15 15 15 15 18 14 20. 16 15 14, 1988... 14 : USGS Sl-2 Altitude: 2,942 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 16 15 15 15 15 18 14 20 16 15 14, 1988... 14 Period of record: Highest, 5.08, Sept. 14, 1987; lowest. 7.80, Apr. 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels in selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat Township-range location number: 140-099-0 er level 6AAAA Depth of well: 18 feet Date drilled: 1215-83 Apr. 24, 1984... Mar. 18 Oct. 29 Apr. 23 Nov. 13 May 15 Apr. 15, 1985... June 16 May 17 July 14 June 14 Aug. 15 July 16 Sept. 15 Aug. 16 Oct. 14 Sept. 16 Nov. 13 Oct. 17 Dec. 15 Nov. 18 Jan. 13, 1987... Dec. 17 Feb. 13 Jan. 23, 1986... Mar. 16 Feb. 17 Apr. 15 Period of record: Highest, 11.71, Sept. 14, 1987; lowest Township-range location number: 140-099-C Depth of well: 237 feet Date drilled: 12 Apr. 16, 1985... July 14 May 16 Aug. 15 June 14 Sept. 15 July 16 Oct. 14 Aug. 16 Nov. 18 Sept. 16 Dec. 15 Oct. 17 Jan. 13, 1987... Nov. 18 Feb. 13 Jan. 23, 1986... Mar. 16 Mar. 18 Apr. 15 Apr. 23 May 15 May 15 June 15 June 16 July 15 Period of record: Highest, 168.78, May 15, 1987; lowest, , 17.49, 6ACCD2 170.12, Date water level measured Owner: USGS P-18 Altitude: 2,703 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Jan. 15, 1988.. Feb. 16 Mar. 15 Apr. 15 May 16. June 15

Water level feet Feb. 17, 1986 Owner: USGS P-1A Altitude: 2,700 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Jan. 15, 1988.. Feb. 16 Mar. 15 Aor May 16 June 15 Sept. 15, 1986 feet

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. Perloi June June Oct. 16, 15, 17, 23, d of 13, 30., 1 of Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 11 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 11 Township-range li location feet May June July Aug. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May .43, Sep location feet Jan. Feb. Mar. .60, Jan ocatlon i Depth of we! 1 : 31 feet June June Oct. 13, Jan. Feb. Mar. number: 140-099-06ACCD3 Date 13, 15, drilled: 12-13-83 t. 14, 1987; lowest, 20.56 number: 140-099-06ACCD4 Date 15, drilled: 06-06-86 . 15, 1988; lowest, 12.86, number: 140-099-06ACCD12 Date 15, drilled: 06-05-86 Owner : USGS P-2 level Altitude: 2,700 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June , Aug. 16 Owner 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 , 1985 : USGS P-31 Altitude: 2,704 feet Apr. May June June 20, Owner 15 16 : USGS P-32 Altitude: 2,706 feet Apr. May June 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 13.26, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 14.84, June 13, 1986

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat Township-range location number: 140-099-06 Date water level 9r level measured Water level 4CCD13 Owner: USGS P-33 Depth of well: 36 feet Date drilled: 06-p5-86 Altitude: 2,710 feet June 13, 1986... Jan. 15, 1988... June 20 Feb. 16 Oct. 28 Mar. 15 Period of record: Highest, 16.78, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-099-0' Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 18.50, June 20, 1986 5ACDD Owner: USGS P-24 Depth of well: 32 feet Date drilled: 06-JJ6-86 Altitude: 2,710 feet June 13, 1986... Jan. 15, 1988... June 20 Feb. 16 Apr. 15 Mav 16 Oct. 29 Mar. 15 June 15 Period of record: Highest, 17.38, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 18.50, June 20, 1986 Township-range location number: 140-099-OI5ADCC Owner: USGS P-23 Depth of well: 29 feet Date drilled: 06June 13, 1986... Jan. 15, 1988... ; June 20 Feb. 16 ; Oct. 29 Mar. 15 Period of record: Highest, 20.11, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-099-0 Depth of well: 38 feet Date drilled: 06June 13, 1986... Jan. 15, 1988... June 20 Feb. 16 Oct. 27 Mar. 15 ; Period of record: Highest, 20.28, June 13, 1986; lowest. Altitude: 2,711 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 20.81, June 20, 1986 5BACD Owner: USGS P-36 )6-86 Altitude: 2,719 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 22.72, June 15, 1988

Table 2.--Water levels In selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water Date water level level measured Water Township-range May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Mar. Apr. May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. 16, 15, 17., 14., 23, 1R., d of 16, ?9, 15, 16., 16., 17., 1ft., 23, 17., 1R., Depth of wel 1 : A 1986. . . record: Hlghes TownshipDepth of wel 1 : 1985. . . 1986. . . 1 ? t, 3. range location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 67, Apr. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June level Date water level measured Water number: 140-099-06BCAD Owner: Date 1R. 13, USGS P-10 level drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,696 feet 1987. . . & 15, 1987; lowest, 5. number: 140-099-06 Date 1R. 13, 82, July BCBC July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 16, I 1 Owner 15 17 14 19 16 15 5, 1988... 16 15 16 15 : USGS P-8 drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,704 feet 1987. . . July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 12.09, May 15, 1987; lowest, 13.37, Aug. 16, 1985, and Sept. 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Watisr level Township-range location number: 140-099-01 May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. Depth of 16, 1984... 29 15, 1985... 17 14 16 16 16 17 18 23, 1986... 18 23 well: 38 feet Date drilled: May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May 15 16 14 15 15 14 18. 13, 1987... ! 13 j 16 15 15 5BDAB Owner: USGS P-17 Altitude: 2,708 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Date water level measured Water level Period of record: Highest, 16.20, Nov. 18, 1985; lowest, 19.59, June 14, 1985 Township-range location number; 140-099-06BDBA1 Owner; USGS P-37 June 13, June Oct. Period of June 13, June Oct. Depth record: To Depth 1986. . . of wel 1 : Highest, 15 wnshlp-range of wel 1 : feet Jan. Feb. Mar. .66, June location feet Jan. Feb. Mar. Date drilled: 06-( 1988. . . ! ) 20. 1986; lowest, number: 140-099-01 Date 15, 15., drilled: 1988. . . ! : : )6-86 5BDBA2 J6-86 Apr. May June 15. Owner: USGS P-38 Altitude; 2,711 feet Apr. May June 15. Period of record: Highest, 13.92, June 20, 1986; lowest, 15.95, June 15, 1988

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level June Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. Per1o( May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Oct. Jan. Mar. Apr. 5, ?9. 15, 23, ?3. d of 16, 79., 15, 17., 14., 16., 17., 23, 18., Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 8 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : 7 on location number: 140-099-06BDBB1 feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May .27, Sept. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Date 13, 15, drilled: 05-17-84 ft. 73 15, 1986; lowest, 11.40, number: 140-099-06BDCA1 Date 16., 13, drilled: 12-14-83 c nq C QC Owner: USGS P-22A Altitude: 2,712 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Aug. 16, Owner 15 17 14 16 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 : USGS P-ll Altitude: 2,694 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 4.40, Aug. 17, 1987; lowest, 8.13, Sept. 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water Date water level level measured Wat Township-range May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. Perlo June Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Aor. 16, ?Q 15, 1fi. 1fi. 23, d of 5, ?9. 15, 23, Depth of we! 1 : record: Highest Township-ran Depth of wel 1 : A + . +. location number: 140-099feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May , 12.03, Aug. ge location n 12 feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Date drilled: 1215 16 18 13, 1987... 16 15 15 17, 1987; lowest, umber: 140-099-0& Date drilled: 05-1 15 16 14 14 18 15 13, 1987... 13 16 15 15 Date water level ar level measured Water level D6CAAB 16.73, :ABCI Owner : USGS P-5 Altitude: 2,705 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Oct. 17, Owner: 15 15 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 USGS P-21A Altitude: 2.693 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 +.38 +.11 Period of record: Highest, +0.44, June 14, 1985} lowest, 5.03, Aug. 15, 1986

Table 2. -Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 140-099-06CABD May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. Perloi June Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. 16, 15, 16, 1R., 23, d of 5, 15, 14., 16, , 18, , 23, Ifl, , Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 1 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May 7.22, Aug. location n feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Date 15, 15., 13, 15, drilled: 12-13-83 n 52 90.7? 17, 1987; lowest. 22.11, umber: 140-099-06CBBD1 Date 13, drilled: 05-18-84 Owner : USGS P-6 Altitude: 2,712 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Jan. 23, Owner: 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 USGS P-20A Altitude: 2,720 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 16 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 36.25, Aug. 15, 1986; lowest, 37.92, Mar. 18, 1986

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat Aug. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. Mar. Period Apr. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Period 15, 7, 16, 16, 23, 17, IB. of 24, ?q 15, 23, of Township-range Depth of wel 1 : 8 Q5 record: Highest, 7. Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 12 location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May 57, July location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May .20, May number: 140-099-1 Date drilled: OS23 15 16 14 15 14 18 13. 1987... 13 16 15 15 15, 1987; lowest, number: 140-099Date drilled: 15 16 14 15 14 15 13, 1987... 13 16 15 15 15, 1986; lowest, Date water level sr level measured Water level 12.08, D6DAAD [2.20 Owner : USQS F-6 Altitude: 2,670 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Aug. 15, Owner 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 15 15 : USGS P-7 Altitude: 2,700 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Dec. 17. 15 15 17 14 19 16 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15

Table 2.--Water levels 1n selected wel Is Continued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 140-099-06DABB1 June 5, Oct. 29.. Apr. 15, Period of June 13, June 20.. Oct. 30., Period of June 13, June 20., Oct. 28. Depth of wel 1 : 61 feet Date May June 14.. July 16.. drilled: 05-22-84 record: Highest, 48.57, June 5, 1984; lowest, 51.13, Township-range location number: 140-099-06DABB9 Depth of wel 1 : 34 feet Date Jan. 15, Feb. Mar drilled: 06-05-86 record: Highest, 22.51, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 23.54 Township-range location number: 140-099-06DABC Depth of wel 1 : 27 feet Date Jan. 15, Feb. 16., Mar. 15., drilled: 06-06-86 Owner: USGS P-19 Altitude: 2,742 feet Aug. 16 Aug. 16, 1985 Owner: USGS P-19H Altitude: 2,715 feet Aor May 16 June 15 , June 20, 1986 Owner: USGS P-35 Altitude: 2,711 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 Period of record: Highest, 18.52, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 20.17, June 13, 1986

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat June 5, Oct. 29.. Apr. 15, May June 14.. July 16.. Aug. Sept. 16.. Oct. Nov. Jan. 23, Mar. Apr. 23.. Period of June 13, June 20.. Oct. 28. . Period of June 13, June 20.. Oct Township-range location number: 140-099Depthofwell: 18 feet Date drilled: 121984... May 15 June 16 July 14 Aug. 15 Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. 13 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987... Feb. 13 Mar. 16 Anr May 15 record: Highest, 13.19, June 5, 1984; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-099-0 Depth of well: 32 feet Date drilled: 061986... Jan. 15, 1988... Feb. 16 Mar. 15 record: Highest, 15.77, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-099-0 Depth of well: 31 feet Date drilled: 061986... Jan. 15, 1988... Feb. 16 Mar. 15 ar level 36DABD 16.24, J 5DBAB1 18.41, )6-86 Date water level measured Water level Owner: USGS P-4 Altitude: 2,708 feet June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Ort Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Jan. 15, 1988... Feb. 16 Mar. 15 Apr. 15 May 16. June 15 an. 23, 1986 Owner: USGS P-26 Altitude: 2,709 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 June 13, 1986, and June Owner: USGS P-30 Altitude: 2,708 feet Apr. 15 Mav June 15 20, 1986 Period of record: Highest, 14.76, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 16.05, June 15, 1988

Table 2. Water levels In selected wel 1 s Contl nued Date Date Date water level water level water level measured Water level measured Water level measured Water level June 13, Oct Jan. 15, Period of June 13, June 20. , Oct. 30. , Period of June 13, June 20. , Oct. 28. , Period of Township-range Depth of well: 31 record: Highest, 13 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 15 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 18 Township-range location feet Feb. Mar. Apr. .29, Jan. location feet Jan. Feb. Mar. .71, Jan. location feet Jan. Feb. Mar. .36, June location Depth of wel 1 : 36 feet June 13, June 20. . Oct. 28. . Jan. Feb. Mar. number: 140-099-06DBAB3 Date 15., drilled: 06-05-86 15, 1988; lowest, 14.65, number: 140- 099-0 6DBAB8 Date 15, 16., drilled: 06-05-86 15, 1988; lowest, 17.92, number: 1 40-099- 06DBAD Date 15, 16,. drilled: 06-05-86 ?n 27 ?n.A5 13, 1986; lowest, 21.66, number: 140-099-06DBBA2 Date 15, 16,. drilled: 06-06-86 Owner: USGS P-28 Altitude: 2,706 feet May 16 June 15 June 13, 1986 Owner: USGS P-27 Altitude: 2,709 feet Apr. 15 May 16. June 15 June 13, 1986 Owner: USGS P-25 Altitude: 2,713 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 June 20, 1986 Owner: USGS P-34 Altitude: 2,712 feet Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 Period of record: Highest, 18.82, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 20.22, June 20, 1986

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Watsr level Date water level measured Water level Township-range location May Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. Oct. Nov. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 16, 15, IB. 23, i of 24, 15, 1R. 23, Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 22 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May .65, Sept location number: 140-099Date 13, drilled: 121987. . . ;

. 14, 1987; lowest number: 140-099-01 feet Date Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Aor. 13, IB.. drilled: 12-!

1987. . . D6DBBD 29.88, Owner : USGS P-3 Altitude: 2,708 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Aug. 16 Owner: 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 , 1985 USGS P-12 Altitude: 2,705 feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 15.67, Mar. 18, 1986; lowest, 18.94, June 14, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water Date water level level measured Water Township-range Aug. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Aug. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. 14, 16, 17, 23, 18., 1 of 14, 16, 16., 14., 16., 16., IB.. 23, Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest Townsh1p-ra Depth of wel 1 : 1984. . . 1986. . . , 24 nge location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May .91, Aug. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Date water level level measured Water number: 140-099-07ABBB Date 16., 15, , 14., 15., 13, 13,, 16., 15., drilled: 12-14-83 15, 1986; lowest, 27 number: 140-099-07AB Date 15., n,. 13, '.21, :CA1 drilled: 05-16-84 1987. . . Owner: USGS P-14 level Altitude: 2,725 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June June 15, Owner 15 15 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 16 15 : USGS F-3A Altitude: 2,739 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 35.70, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 37.35, Mar. 18, 1986

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Wat Aug. 15, Oct. Apr. 16, May June July 15. Aug. Sept. 16. Oct. Nov. Jan. 23, Mar. Apr. Period of Aug. 15, Oct Nov. Apr. 16, May June July 15. Aug. Sept. 16. Oct. Nov. Jan. 23, Mar. Apr. Period of Township-range location number: 140-099-1 Depth of well : 50 feet Date drilled: 05-; May 15 ; June 16 ; July 14 ; Aug. 15 ! Sept. 15 ; Oet Nov. 13 Dee Jan. 13, 1987... ! Feb. 13 Mar. 16 j Apr. 15 Uav record: Highest, 26.59, Aug. 17, 1987; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-099-1 Depth of well: 23 feet Date drilled: OS1984... May 15 June 16 July 14 Aug. 15 Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 : Dec. 15 : Jan. 13, 1987... Feb. 13 Mar. 16. Apr. 15 May 15 : June 15 ! record: Highest, 13.70, Aug. 15, 1986; lowest, ir level )7ADDD 27.95, )7BDAA 15.18, Date water level measured Owner: USGS F-7 Altitude: 2,720 June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Jan. 15, 1988.. Feb. 16 Mar. 15 Apr. 15 May 16 June 15 Jan. 23, 1986 Owner: USGS F-8 Altitude: 2,705 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Jan. 15, 1988.. Feb. 16 Mar. 15 Apr. 15 May 16. June 15 Aug. 15, 1984 Water level feet feet

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water Date water level level measured Township-range Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. May Perloi Aug. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. 15., 17., 18., 18., 23., 15., d of 16., 14,, 15., 16., 16., 17., 18., Depth of wel 1 : 1985. . . 1986. . . record: Hlghes Townsh1p-r Depth of wel 1 : 1985. . . 1986. . . qa location 35 feet t. 28 ange June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June .16. Apr. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May number: Water Date water level level measured Water 140-099-07CDCD Date drilled: 05-16-84 number: ; lowest, 3 140-099-07D 1.84, DDD1 Date drilled: 05-16-84 13, 1987 ,?8 Owner: USGS F-2 level Altitude: 2.703 feet July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June Oct. 29, Owner: 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 USGS F-l Altitude: 2,694 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 33.03, Aug. 14, 1984; lowest, 33.88, June 16, 1986

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Water level Date water level measured Water level Township-range location number; Owner: USGS F-1A Depth of wel1; 20 feet Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2.694 feet , 1984...

May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May

is : 16 : 14 : is : is : 18 15 13, 1987*.. 16 15 15 [4.14 4 ?3 [4 34 ,4.43 June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 15 16 15 H 27 Aug. Oct. 29 Apr. 16 May June 14 July 15 Aug. Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 18 Jan. 23 Mar. 18 Apr. 23 Period of record: Highest, 14.13, Jan. 13, 1987; lowest, 14.83, Mar. 18, 1986 Township-range location number; 140-100-10BABC4 Owner; USGS T-7A Depth of wel 1 : , 1984...

?fi 9? , 1986...

feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Date drilled: 04-: 23

15 ! 16 : 14 J 14 15 14 18. 15 13, 1987... 13 16 Altitude: 2,758 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 15 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 14 Oct. 30 Apr. 16 May June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. Jan. 24 Mar. 19 Period of record: Highest, 24.20, Apr. 23, 1986; lowest, 27.35, Jan. 24, 1986

Tab! e 2. Water 1 evel s 1 n sel ected wel 1 s Contl nued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Water level Township-range location number: 140-100-10BACA Apr. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Apr. 17, 30,, 16, 16., 15., 16., 16., 24, 19., d of 30, 16, 16., 13., 15,. 24, in Depth of wel 1 : 9 Q5 record: Highest, 5. Township-range Depth of wel 1 : feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. 14, Nov. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Aor. Date drilled: 04-17-84 ?3. 13, 6.1? 18, 1986, and Dec. 15, 1986; number: 140-100-10BACB3 Date 15, 15, 13, 15, drilled: 04-18-84 Date water level measured Water level Owner : USGS T-3 Altitude: 2,732 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June lowes Owner 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 14 t, 11.28, May 16, : USGS T-8 Altitude: 2,738 feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 17 14 16 15 15, 1988... 14 Period of record: Highest, 2.38, Mar. 19, 1986; lowest, 9.33, Sept. 16, 1985

Table 2. Water levels 1n selected wells Continued Date water level measured Depth Oct. 30, 1984.. Apr. 16, 1985.. May 16 June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17. Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986.. Mar. 19 Apr. 23 Period of record Depth Apr. 17, 1984.. Oct. 30. Apr. 16, 1985.. May 16. June 13 July 15 Aug. 16 Sept. 16 Oct. 17. Nov. 19 Jan. 24, 1986.. Mar. 19 Date water level Water level measured Wat Township-range location number: 140-100ofwell: 33 feet Date drilled: 0417 90 Uay June 16 July 14 Aug. 14 Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. 18 Dec. 15 Jan. 13, 1987... Feb. 13 Mar. 16 Apr. 15 : Highest, 15.47, Jan. 13, 1987; lowest, Township-range location number: 140-100ofwell: 30 feet Date drilled: 0428.69 Apr. 23 ; May 15 June 16 ! July 14 ; Aug. 14 Sept. 15 ; Oct. 14 ; Nov. 18 Dec. 15 ! Jan. 13, 1987... ! Dry Feb. 13 ! Mar. 16 ; Date water level er level measured 10BACC 18.81, LOBACD J8.04 J8.70 J7.23 J8.79 ?8.23 !8.71 !9.32 £9.65 Water level Owner: USGS T-4 Altitude: May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oet 1Q Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 15, 1988.. June 14 July 15, 1985 Owner: USGS T-2 Altitude: 2,760 Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 15, 1988.. June 14 feet 1C CO ic qq feet Dry Dry Period of record: Highest, 27.23, July 14, 1986; lowest, 29.99, Nov. 16, 1987

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured Apr. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. Perloi Apr. Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. 25, 16, 24, d of 24, 15, 16,. 23, Township-range Depth of we! 1 : record: Highest, 11 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. .30, May location feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Date water level Water level measured Water level number: 140-100-10BBAD Date drilled: 15 16 14 14 15 14 18 15 13, 1987... 13 16 15, 1987; lowe number: 141-0 Date drilled: 23 15 16 14 15 15 14 13 15 13, 1987... 16 15 15 St, 16.24, 99-33DDDA Owner: USGS T-10 Altitude: 2.745 feet Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June Jan. 24, Owner: 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 14 USGS P-16 Altitude: 2,725 feet June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988... 16 15 16 15 Period of record: Highest, 21.60, Jan. 15, 1988; lowest, 25.90, June 16, 1986

Table 2. Water levels in selected wells Continued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured June Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. Perlo June May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. Mar. Aor. 5, 15, 1R, 22, d of 5, 17, 1ft, 22, 18, ?3. Township-range Depth of wel 1 : Dry Dry Dry Dry 1986. . . Dry Dry record: Highest, 14 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : Wat location number: 142-099-1 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. .04, Apr. location feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Aor. Date drilled: m 15 16 19 15 15 14 17 15 13, 1987... 23, 1986; low number: Date drilled: 16 14 15 15 14 17 13, 1987... 16 15 04-! est, 04-:

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level 18.22, Date water level measured Owner : USGS K-2 Altitude: 2,681 Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June July 16, Owner 16 15 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988.. 15 : USGS K-4 Altitude: 2,691 May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15, 1988.. 15 Water feet feet level Period of record: Highest, 42.15, Mar. 15, 1988; lowest, 43.74, Feb. 17, 1986

Table 2.-- Water levels 1n selected wel 1 s Conti nued Date Date water level water level measured Water level measured June May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. Perloi June Oct. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. Feb. 5, 17, 22, 17, d of 5, 29., 15, 17., 16., 18, , Township-range Depth of wel 1 : record: Highest, 43 Township-range Depth of wel 1 : Date water level Water level measured Water level location number: 142-099-26BACC2 feet Date drilled: 04-23-84 May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. .81, June location 15 16 14 15 15 14 17 15 13. 1987. 13 16 15 5, 1984; number: lowest, 46.27, 142-099-26BADA feet Date drilled: 04-23-84 Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 18 15 16 14 15 15 14 17 15 13, 1987. 13 Owner : USGS K-5A Altitude: 2.691 feet May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June June 16, Owner 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15. 1988... 15 : USGS K-6 Altitude: 2,689 feet Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Mar. June 16 15 15 15 15 17 14 19 16 15 15. 1988... 15 Period of record: Highest. 33.64. Feb. 13. 1987; lowest. 34.80, Jan. 22. 1986

Table 2. Water levels In selected wells Continued Date water level measured Date water level Water level measured Township-range Depth June 5, 1984... AiiQ ?Q Apr. 15, 1985... May 17 June 14 July 16 Aug. 16 Sept. 16. Oct. 17 Nov. 18 Jan. 22, 1986... Mar. 18 Period of record: of wel 1 : Highest, 49 location number: Wate 142-099-261 feet Date drilled: 04-2 Apr. 23 May June 16 July 14 Aug. Sept. 15 Oct. 14 Nov. Dec. Jan. 13, 1987 Feb. Mar. .40, June 5, 1984; lowest, 5 r level JBAA1 J.04 J.25, Ma Date water level measured Owner: USGS K-7A Water level Altitude: 2,718 feet Apr. 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 14 Oct. 19 Nov. 16 Dec. 15 Mar. 15, 1988... June 15 r. 18, 1986

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes [Depths shown are depths drilled, 1n feet below land surface; altitude 1s for land-surface datum] 136-100-05ABCC USGS FZ-7 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-25-84 Altitude: 2,892 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsol 1 Sand, gray, sllty; water Clay, gray, sllty Lignite Clay, blue 136-100-05ACAA USGS FZ-4 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-24-84 Altitude: 2,907 feet Topsoil Sand, oxidized Sand, gray, sllty Sand, oxidized; some "yellow cake" Lignite; some "yellow cake" Sand, gray, sllty, damp Sand, blue, sllty, damp Clay, carbonaceous, damp Lignite, hard, dry Sand, blue, silty Clay, blue Lignite Clay, gray, silty

Table 3. Logs of selected Wells and test holes Continued 136-lOO-05ACBt USGS FZ-1 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-25-84 Altitude: 2,906 feet MATERIAL Topsol 1 Sand, tan, silty Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, oxidized, silty Lignite; water THICKNESS (FEET)

DEPTH (FEET) ifi 136-100-05ACDB1 USGS FZ-6 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-31-84 Sand, tan and gray, silty, damp- Sand, gray, silty, damp - Sand, blue, silty, damp Lignite, damp - Clay, blue, very silty, damp Clay, gray, silty, damp Clay, carbonaceous, silty, damp- Lignite, dry Clay, blue, silty LigniteAltitude: 2,936 feet Clay, Clay, gray, bluesilty; water33

Table 3 Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 136-100-05ACDD1 USGS FZ-5A (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-01-84 Altitude: 2,891 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsoil, sandy Clay, tan, silty Sand, gray, silty, damp Clay, tan, silty, dry Lignite, dry Clay, carbonaceous, silty, damp Lignite, dry Sand, blue, silty, wet Clay, blue, silty 136-100-05BDAD USGS FZ-2 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-24-84 Altitude: 2,920 feet Topsoil Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, blue, silty, damp Clay, carbonaceous Clay, blue, silty 136-100-05CAAA USGS FZ-3 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-24-84 Altitude: 2,901 feet Topsoil Sand, gray Sand, gray, silty, wet Sand, blue, silty, wet Clay, gray, silty, damp Clay, tan, silty, damp Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, blue, damp Lignite Clay, blue

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 136-100-05DACA USGS FZ-8 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 05-25-84 MATERIAL Clay, tan, silty Clay, oxidized Clay, tan, silty Clay, blue Clay, tan, sllty Clay, oxidized, hard, dry- Clay, gray Lignite, dry - Clay, blue, silty - S1lt, carbonaceous Sand, blue, silty, damp- Clay, gray, damp Clay, carbonaceous, damp- Lignite, hard, dry Clay, blue - Drilling Company) Altitude: 2,883 feet THICKNESS (FEET) DEPTH (FEET) 137-10Q-05CBAC1 USGS S2-2A (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 06-04-84 Sand, tan, silty Clay, yellow, oxidized Lignite, soft, dry; some "yellow cake"- Clay, light-tan Clay, dark-gray, damp Clay, blue, damp - Drilling Company) Altitude; 2,902 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 137-100-05CBCA1 USGS S2-1A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-04-84 Altitude: 2,904 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsoil, sandy Sand, tan, sllty, damp Lignite, soft; some "yellow cake" Clay, brown, sllty Lignite Clay, blue Clay, brown, sandy 137-100-05CBDA USGS S2-3 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-04-84 Altitude: 2,898 feet Topsoil, silty Sand, oxidized, sllty Clay, brown, sandy; water Clay, blue 137-100-05DACB1 USGS S1-3A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-23-84 Altitude: 2,938 feet Sand, tan, sllty, damp Lignite; water Clay, blue

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 137-100-05DBGA USGS Sl-6 (Log modified from Yerplancke drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-23-84 Altitude: 2,945 feet MATERIAL Topsoi 1 , sandy Sand, tan, silty, damp Sand, gray, silty, damp

Clay, brown, silty, damp Lignite, soft, dry THICKNESS (FEET)

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DEPTH (FEET) 137-100-05DBDA1 USGS Sl-4 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 05-23-84 Drilling Company) Altitude: Topsoi 1 Sand, tan, silty Sand, tan, very silty, damp- Clay, oxidized, damp Sand, gray, sllty; water Lignite Clay, blue .j. 137-100-05DBDA2 USGS S1-5A (Log modified from Yerplancke drilling Company) 2,943 feet Date drilled: 05-24-84 Sand and gray silty clay; with lignite and rocks; dampAltitude: 2,960 feet Topsoi 1 Sand, tan, silty Shale, red Sand, tan, sllty, very damp Sand, carbonaceous, silty, damp Clay, dark-gray, sllty, damp Clay, tan and gray, sllty, damp

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 137-100-05DBDD1 USGS Sl-1 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-23-84 Altitude: 2,951 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsoll Sand, tan, oxidized, sllty, damp Sand, gray, sllty; water Clay, carbonaceous, sandy; water Lignite, hard Clay, blue 137-100-05DBDD2 USGS Sl-2 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-23-84 Altitude: 2,942 feet Topsoil Sand, brown, sllty Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, oxidized, sllty, damp Sand, gray, silty; water Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06AAAA USGS P-18 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-15-83 Altitude: 2,703 feet Topsoil Sand, brown, silty, dry Sand, tan, silty, wet Clay, blue, sllty, damp

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06ACC01 USGS P-l (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-09-83 Altitude: 2,700 feet MATERIAL Topsol 1

Sand, brown, sllty

Sandstone

Sand, light-blue; water

Licmlte Clay, blue, sllty Chalp

Clay, blue

Clay, blue, sllty Lignite day Lignite Clay, blue Shale Cl ay , bl ue Lignite Clay, blue

Lignite Clay, blue, sandy

Lignite flaw HI no clltw

Thickness (Feet)

k r

t h

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9fl Lignite Lignite, loose, broken nri Kino* uia i*o r Sand, blue, soft Canrt HI no fl r*m oc T Sandstone Sand, blue Sandstone, hard DEPTH (FEET) 9An

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06ACCD3 USGS P-2 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-13-83 Altitude: 2,700 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsoi 1 Sand, dark-brown, silty Sand, brown, dry Sand, brown, damp Sand, blue-green, very wet Lignite; water Clay, blue 140-099-06ACCD4 USGS P-31 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-06-86 Altitude: 2,704 feet Sand, brown Sand, tan Sand, tan, silty, clayey, wet Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06ACCD12 USGS P-32 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 Altitude: 2,706 feet Sand, oxidized to tan Sand, brown Sand, blue Ligni te Clay, blue

Table 3. Logs of selected wells anci test holes Continued 140-099-06ACCD13 USGS P-33 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 Altitude: 2,710 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan Sand, brown Shale Sand, blue 1 Innl f o

Clay, blue 140-099-06ACD USGS P-24 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 06-06-86 Sand, tan Chfllo Sand, tan Sand, gray Clay, gray

Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06ADC USGS P-23 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 06-06-86 Canrl

Thickness (Feet)

)r1H1ng Company) Altitude: 2, hale whitp ha rrl ,- f wllUIW, Vflllbw, IIUIVI Sand, brown Clay, carbonaceous Lignite . Q .

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06BACD USGS P-36 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-06-86 Altitude: 2,719 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Sand, tan Sand, gray Canrl

Ifi

iO jj Lignite, oxidized I InrHto

"37 J. w/ c1 ay, blue oo 140-099-06BCAD USGS P-10 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,696 feet Topsoil Sand, brown, silty, dry Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, blue, silty, damp Sand, gray, silty, damp Clay, brown, silty; water I 1 fl n 1 P u/a1*01"

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fm JL J Clay, blue 140-099-06BCBC USGS P-8 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,704 feet Sand, brown, silty, dry Sand, tan, silty, damp Sand, blue, damp Lignite, oxidized; water Clay, brown, sandy

Table 3. Logs of selected wells anq test holes Continued 140-099-06BCC USGS P-9 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 12-14-83 Drilling Company) Altitude: 2,705 feet MATERIAL THICKNESS (FEET)

Sand, light-brown, silty Sandstone, soft, dry Sand, gray, silty, damp Lignite, oxidized, damp DEPTH (FEET) 140-099-06BDAI3 USGS P-17 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-15-83 Altitude: 2,708 feet Topsoi 1 Sand, tan, silty, dry Sand, tan, silty, damp Sand, reddish-brown, silty, damp- Sandstone , dry - Sand, brown, silty, damp Sand, tan, silty; water Lignite; water Clay, blue, s 140-099-06BDBA USGS P-37 (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 06-06-86 Sand, gray; with lignite Sand, tan Lignite Clay, Drilling Company) Altitude: 2,715 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06BDBA2 USGS P-38 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-06-86 MATERIAL Altitude: 2,711 feet THICKNESS (FEET) DEPTH (FEET) S1H, tan Sand, tan Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06BDBB1 USGS P-22A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-17-84 Altitude: 2,712 feet Sand, gray, silty Sand, tan, silty; water Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06BDCA1 USGS P-ll (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: Altitude: 2,694 feet Topsoil Sand, gray, silty, dry Sand, gray, silty, damp Sand, blue, silty; water Lignite; water Clay, blue, sandy

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06CAAB USGS P-5 (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 12-13-83 Drilling Company) Altitude, 2,705 feet MATERIAL Topsol 1 , Clay, brown, sllty Sand , brown Sand, gray, damp Sandstone, blue, hard, dry CanHcnno hi*nuin Sandstone, blue, hard Sand, brown, wet Clay, blue, sandy, wet Clay, blue, sandy, wet riav hi IIP *11fv - THICKNESS (FEET)

T DEPTH (FEET) sn 140-099-06CABC1 USGS P-21A (Log modified from Verplancke drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-17-84 Sand, oxidized Clay, gray, sllty, dry- Clay, carbonaceous Clay, gray, sllty, dampAltitude: 2,693 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06CABD USGS P-6 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-13-83 MATERIAL Altitude: 2,712 feet Topsol 1 Sand, brown, dry Sand, blue-gray, damp Sandstone, blue, dry Sand, gray-brown, sllty, damp- Sandstone, blue, dry Clay, brown, sllty, wet Clay, sandy, soft; water Lignite, oxidized, soft; water- Clay, blue, sllty THICKNESS (FEET) DEPTH (FEET) 140-099-06CBBD2 USGS P-20B (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-18-84 Sand, tan, sllty Sand, gray, slltySand, oxidized Altitude: 2,721 feet 140-099-06CCCC USGS F-6 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,670 feet Clay, gray, sticky Clay, gray Clay, tan, sllty Clay, gray, sllty Lignite, oxidized, wet- Clay, blue

Table 3. Logs of selected wells apd test holes Continued 140-099-06CCD1 USGS F-5A (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 05-17-84 Drilling Company) Altitude; 2,721 feet MATERIAL Topsoll Sand, oxidized Sandstone, tan Sand, tan, sllty, Sand, carbonaceous Sand, gray, damp- Sand and carbonace damp

, damp ous damp clay THICKNESS (FEET)

1R Depth (Feet) Is

140-099-06CDC01 USGS P-15A (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-15-83 Altitude: 2,720 feet Topsol 1 Sand, brown, silty, dry- Sand, tan, sllty, damp- Sandstone, dry Sand, tan, silty, damp- Lignite, oxidized, damp- Clay, blue, sllty, damp140-099-06DMD USGS P-7 (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 12-13-83 Drilling Company) Altitude; Topsol 1 Sand, brown, sllty, dry- Clay, light-gray, dry blue, sandy, dampbrown, sandy, dampgray, silty, dampClay, Clay, Clay, Clay, blue, sllty, wet- Lignite, oxidized, wet Clay, blue, sllty, soft, wet1 2,700 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06DABB1 USGS P-19 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-22-84 Altitude: 2,742 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan Sand, tan, and blue sllty clay; mixed Sand, tan, sllty, damp Sand, carbonaceous, sllty, damp Sand, oxidized, damp Canrl 4*an Hamn

Sandstone, tan Sand, tan, sllty, damp Sand, dark-gray, sllty, damp 1 1 /"irM o Ha i*H uia a THICKNESS (FEET)

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- - A DEPTH (FEET) fi* Sand, tan- Sandstone Sand, tan- Sandstone Sand, brown- Lignite Clay, gray140-099-06DABB9 USGS P-19H (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 Altitude: 2,715 feet 140-099-06DABC USGS P-35 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-06-86 Sand, tan Sand, oxidized Sand, gray Lignite Clay, blue Altitude: 2,711 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06DAB3 USGS P-4 (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 12-13-83 Drilling Company) Altitude: 2,708 feet MATERIAL Topsol 1 Clay, brown, sllty- Sand, reddish-brown Clay, carbonaceous, hlnp , sllty sandy, , damp wet THICKNESS (FEET)

g u

Depth (Feet)

Sand, brown Sand, Sand, tan- Sand, blue- Lignite Clay, blueSand, tan Topsol 1 Sand, brown- Sand, gray- Lignite Clay, blue140-099-06DBABL USGS P-26 (Log modified from Verplancke Date drilled: 06-06-86 )r1H1ng Company) Altitude: 140-099-06DBABi> USGS P-30 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) 2,709 feet Date drilled: 06-06-86 Altitude: 2,708 feet

Table 3. -Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06DBAB3 USGS P-28 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 MATERIAL Altitude: 2,706 feet THICKNESS (FEET) DEPTH (FEET) Sand, brown Sand, carbonaceous Sand, brown Shale Sand, brown Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06DBAB8 USGS P-27 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 Altitude: 2,709 feet Sand, tan Sand, gray, wet Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06DBAD USGS P-25 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-05-86 Altitude: 2,713 feet Sand, brown Sand, gray Sand, brown Shale, gray Sand, gray Lignite Clay, blue

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06DBBA2 USGS P-34 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-06-86 MATERIAL r Sand, gray, clayey- Sand, oxidized Sand, tan Sand, brown Sand, blue Lignite Clay, blue 140-099-06DBB) USGS P-3 (Log modified from Verplancke Altitude: 2,712 feet THICKNESS (FEET) DEPTH (FEET) )r1ll1ng Company) Date drilled: 12-13-83 Altitude: 2,708 feet Topsol 1 Clay, yellow, sandy Sand, tan, sllty, dry Sand, brown, damp Sand, blue-gray, damp Sand, reddish-brown, damp- Sand, blue, damp Sandstone, hard Sand, brown, sllty, damp- Sand, blue, sllty; water- Lignite; water Clay, blue, silty

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-06DDDD USGS P-12 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,705 feet MATERIAL Topsol 1 Sand, brown, sllty, dry Sand, tan, damp Sand , damp Lignite, oxidized, wet THICKNESS (FEET)

DEPTH (FEET) 140-099-07ABBB USGS P-14 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,725 feet Topsol 1 S1lt, dark-brown, dry Clay, blue, firm, dry Sand, reddish-brown, sllty, dry Sand, tan, sllty, dry Sand, tan, sllty, damp Clay, tan, sandy, damp Sand, tan, sllty, damp Sand, tan, sllty; water Sandstone Sand, tan, sllty Sandstone Sand, brown, sllty Clay, blue, sllty 140-099-07ABBD USGS F-4 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,713 feet Sand, gray, sllty, wet Sand, tan, sllty, wet Clay, blue, sllty, dry

Table 3. Logs of selected wells ard test holes Continued 140-099-07ABCA1 USGS F-3A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,739 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan, and rocks Shale . Sand, tan, oxidized, damp . - Sand, tan, silty; mixed with blue damp claySand, tan, and blue unconsolldated damp clay; mixed; 1 Inch of damp lignite THICKNESS (FEET)

fi DEPTH (FEET) sn 140-099-07ADAA USGS P-13 (Log modified from Verplancke [Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-14-83 Altitude: 2,720 feet Topsol 1 Sand, gray-tan, damp Lignite, oxidized, damp- Clay, yellow, firm 140-099-07ADQD USGS F-7 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-22-84 Topsol 1 and rocks Sand, gray, fine Sand, tan and gray, damp Sandstone, tan Sand, tan, silty, damp Sandstone, tan Sand, tan and gray, silty; water- Lignite - Clay, blue, silty Altitude: 2,720 feet

Table 3. -Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-099-07BDAA USGS F-8 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,705 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Topsoll Clay, dark-gray, sticky, damp Clay, tan, sllty, damp Clay, gray, sllty, damp Lignite; water Clay, gray 140-099-07CDCD USGS F-2 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,703 feet Topsoll Clay, gray Lignite, oxidized Clay, tan, sllty Clay, blue Lignite Clay, blue Clay, carbonaceous Clay, blue 140-099-07DDDD1 USGS F-l (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 05-16-84 Altitude: 2,694 feet Clay, tan Shale, light-gray, soft Sand, tan, sllty Clay, blue, damp Clay, carbonaceous; water Clay, dark-gray Clay, blue, silty, dry Lignite, dry Clay, blue, damp

Table 3. Logs of selected wells anc test holes Continued 140-100-09ADA USGS T-l (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 12-15-83 [Ir1ll1ng Company) Altitude: 2,738 feet MATERIAL Clay, brown Clay, brown, sllty Clay, blue, sllty Clay, brown, sllty Lignite, oxidized, dry Clay, blue Lignite, oxidized, dry Clay, blue THICKNESS (FEET)

Clay, blue Lignite Clay, brown Lignite, dry Clay, blue *-iyilll*Wj Vlljf Clay, brown, carbonaceous Lignite, dry Clay, gray, sllty, damp Sand, blue, damp Sanri. hi IIP. riru

in

DEPTH (FEET) 1ft* 140-100-10BABC1 USGS T-6A (Log modified from Yerplancke Date drilled: 04-17-84 Silt, tan, sandy Sand, tan, sllty Silt, tan, sandy Clay, carbonaceous Clay, gray, silty, sandy- Clay, tan, sllty Drilling Company) Altitude: 2,759 feet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-100-10BABC7 USGS T-12 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-07-84 Altitude: 2,759 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan, sllty Sand, tan, sllty, damp; mixed with clay and rocks S1lt, carbonaceous, sandy Sand, tan, sllty, damp; mixed with clay and lignite Sand, damp; with carbonaceous material Clay, gray, sllty riav hi ni THICKNESS (FEET)

fi DEPTH (FEET) Afl 140-100-10BACA USGS T-3 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-17-84 Altitude: 2,732 feet Topsoll Clay, tan, sllty, damp Clay, tan, damp Clay, dark-gray, damp Clay, gray, sllty Clay, blue, sllty Shal e Clay, blue, sllty, very damp Lignite Clay, blue, damp Lignite, dry Clay, blue, damp

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued (Log modified Date drilled: 04-17-84 MATERIAL Lignite, soft Sand, tan, sllty

Clay, tan, sllty, damp Clay, blue, sllty, very damp- Shale, blue

Clay, blue, damp Clay, blue, sllty

(Log modified Date drilled: 04-18-84 51 It, yellow, sandy (Log modified Date drilled: 04-17-84 Clay, brown, silty, dry Clay, tan, sllty, damp

Clay, gray, sllty, damp

Clay, blue, damp

Sand, blue, sllty, damp

Clay, blue, sllty, damp Clay, blue, sllty, dry

Cha 1 a

140-100-10BACB USGS T-5A from Yerplancke j 140-100-10BACB USQS T-8 from Yerplancke 140-100-10BAC USGS T-4 from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Altitude: 2 THICKNESS (FEET)

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Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-100-10BACD USGS T-2 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-17-84 Altitude: 2,760 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Sand, tan Sand, tan, damp Clay, carbonaceous Clay, tan, sllty Clay, blue, sllty 140-100-10BBAD USGS T-10 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,745 feet Silt, brown, sandy Clay, tan, sllty Clay, tan, sllty, damp Clay, oxidized Clay, tan, sllty, damp Shale, blue Clay, blue, sllty, dry Clay, blue Clay, carbonaceous 140-100-10BDBA1 USGS T-9A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,750 feet Silt, brown, sandy Sand, tan, sllty Clay, gray, sllty Clay, carbonaceous, dry Clay, carbonaceous, wet

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 140-100-10BDBA6 USGS T-ll (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 06-07-84 Altitude: 2,752 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan, sllty Clay, light-gray, Clay, carbonaceous Lignite, soft, and Clay, tan, sllty Tlaw. hlnp. -ntvTHICKNESS (FEET) 4 O

DEPTH (FEET) 9R 141-099-33DDDA USGS P-16 (Log modified from Yerplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 12-15-83 Topsol 1 Sand, brown, very sllty, dry- Sand, tan, sllty, damp Sand, blue-gray, silty, damp- Clay, tan, sandy, damp Clay, blue, sandy, damp Sand, blue, wet Sandstone, blue, hard, dry- Sandstone, brown, soft, damp- Sand, tan; water - Sand, carbonaceous, wet - Sand, blue, wet - Sandstone, dry Sand, blue, wet - Clay, blue, sllty - Altitude: 2,725 feet

Table 3. -Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 142-099-23CDCA USGS K-2 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,681 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Sand, tan, sllty Sand, oxidized Sand, gray, sllty Lignite Clay, blue, sllty Clay, carbonaceous Clay, blue, silty Clay, gray, sllty 142-099-23CDCB1 USGS K-l (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,718 feet Sand, oxidized Sand, tan, sllty Clay, carbonaceous, sllty Sand, tan, sllty Clay, carbonaceous, sllty Clay, gray, sllty, damp Clay, blue, sllty Sand, blue, sllty, damp Clay, blue, sllty, firm 142-099-23CDDD USGS K-3 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,674 feet Sand, tan, sllty, damp Lignite, soft, damp Clay, carbonaceous, damp Clay, gray, sllty, damp Clay, blue, sllty, firm

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 142-099-26BACCI1 USGS K-4 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-18-84 Altitude: 2,691 feet MATERIAL Sand, tan, damp

Clay, brown, sandy, very damp Clay, tan, sllty, very damp Clay, brown, sllty, very damp Clay, oxidized, carbonaceous, and gray sandy silt; THICKNESS (FEET)

Oq

A %/

R DEPTH (FEET) mn 142-099-26BACC2 USGS K-5A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-23-84 Altitude: 2,691 feet Sand, tan and brown, sllty, damp Sand, tan and brown; mixed with particles of sllty clay and damp sandstone Clay, tan and brown, sandy; with rocks - Clay, gray, sllty, sandy; feels like natural materials under spoil pile 142-099-26BADA USGS K-6 (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-23-84 Altitude: 2,689 feet Sand, carbonaceous, sllty Clay, carbonaceous, sllty, sandy Sand, tan, fine, damp Clay, gray, sllty, damp Lignite, soft, damp Clay, gray, sllty, damp; some lignite- Clay, blue, sllty

Table 3. Logs of selected wells and test holes Continued 142-099-26BBAA1 USGS K-7A (Log modified from Verplancke Drilling Company) Date drilled: 04-24-84 Altitude: 2,718 feet THICKNESS DEPTH MATERIAL (FEET) (FEET) Sand, fine, and rocks Clay, tan, sllty Sand, gray, silty Clay, gray, sllty Sand, tan, fine, very loose Clay, tan, sllty Sandstone Sand, tan, sllty, damp Clay, gray, sllty, damp Sand, tan, sllty, damp Cored Interval; no Hthology available

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs [Specific conductance, field, value shown 1s the field specific conductance measured at the time of water-quality sampling; yS/cra, micro Siemens per centimeter; °C, degrees Celsius; Specific conductance, laboratory, value shown Is the laboratory specific conductance measured at the time of analysis; pH, field, value shown 1s the field pH measured at the time of water-quality sampling; pH, laboratory, value shown 1s the laboratory pH measured at the time of analysis; Temperature, water, value shown 1s the field temperature measured at the time of water-quality sampling; mg/L, milligrams per liter; , no data; less than; greater than] oo Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Date M uo o*t Tine Depth of well, total (feet) A-9 Specific conductance, field (ys/cm at 25 *C) 9,700 7,900 2,950 3,600 4,700 5,500 6,990 3,560 2,410 2,240 2,280 1,680 2,450 1,580 Specific conductance, laboratory (JJS/cra at 25 *C) 5,140 8,620 7,610 3,420 3,560 5,310 5,450 6,920 3,450 2,510 2,190 2,280 1,560 2,470 1,550 pH, field (standard units)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-058DAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADO 136-100-20AAO 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDO Hardness, total as CaC03 ) 1,600 1,700 Alkalinity, total , laboratory Ong/L as 3003) Dissolved solids, calculated sum of constituents Ong/U 3,900 7,370 6,670 2,690 2,820 3,680 3,750 5,320 2,780 1,380 1,150 1,640 1,080 1,750 Calcium, Dissolved solids, dissolved residue at 180 °C (mg/L (mg/L) as Ca) Magnesium, dissolved asMg)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o o from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC i oc mn /\cAS*noi I3D-10U-U5ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BOAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Sodium, dissolved (mg/L as Na) 1,100 1,800 1,500 1,300 1,500 Sodl umadsorptlon ratio Potassium, dissolved (mg/L as K)

Sulfate, dissolved (mg/L as S04) 2,300 4,700 4,400 1,700 1,800 MOO 2,100 3,400 Chloride, dissolved (mg/L as Cl) Fluorlde, dissolved (mg/L as F) Silica, dissolved (mg/L as S102 ) o Nitrite plus nitrate, total (mg/L as N) 3,3

from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Nitrite plus nl trate, dissolved (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total (mg/L as N) Phosphorus, total (mg/L as P) Phosphorus, Phosphorus, ortho, total total (mg/L (mg/L as P) Phosphorus, ortho, dissolved (mg/L as P)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o ro from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB5 137-100-050BDA1 137-100-050BDA2 137-100-05D6DD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 Date Time 123JQL Depth of well, total (feet) 1,790 Spring Spring Specific conductance, field (VS/cm at 25 °C) 1,440 1,650 4,060 3,590 3,590 7,200 7,900 4,000 4,590 1,300 2,000 1,770 1,010 2,150 1,600 2,100 1,990 3,050 Specific conductance, laboratory (VS/cm at 25 °C) 1,400 1,620 4,200 3,400 3,660 7,640 7,840 4,350 4,480 1,750 2,020 1,840 1,010 2,310 1,610 2,430 2,180 3,230 pH, field (standard units) PH. laboratory (standard units) Temperature, water

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o OJ fron selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05CBOA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-050ACB5 137-100-050BOA1 137-100-050BOA2 137-100-050B001 137-100-050BDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28AOA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 Hardness, total (mg/L as CaC03 ) 1,100 Alkalinity, total, laboratory (mg/L as CaC03) Dissolved solids, calculated sum of constituents (mg/L) 1,290 1,510

2,850 2,920 5,980 6,000 3,280 3,030 1,510 1,640 1,050 1,590 1,920 1,630 2,030 Calcium, Dissolved solids, dissolved residue at 180 °C (mg/L (mg/L) as Ca) Magnesium, dissolved (mg/L as Mg)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-050ACB1 137-100-050ACB5 137-100-05D8DA1 137-100-05D80A2 137-100-0508001 137-100-05DBD02 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-280DA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 Sodium, dissolved (mg/L as Na) 1,900 1,900 1,100 1,100 from selected wells Potassium, Sodiumdissolved adsorption (mg/L ratio as K) and springs Continued Sulfate, dissolved (mg/L as S04 ) 1,700 1,400 1,500 3,700 3,700 1,600 1,600 1,100 1,100 Chloride, dissolved (mg/L as Cl) Fluorlde, dissolved (mg/L as F) <.l Silica, dissolved (mg/L as S102 ) Nitrite plus nitrate. total (mg/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o en from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB5 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBD01 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACC02 Nitrite plus nitrate, dissolved (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total (mg/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDO 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BD8B1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB9 Date Tine Depth of well, total (feet) Specific conductance, field (ys/cm at 25 °C) 1,410 1,850

4,900 1,800 22,600 22,000 1,900 2,160 Specific conductance, laboratory (ys/cm at 25 °C) 1,180 1,950 69,800 4,800 1,560 9,350 26,200 26,900 2,130 2,130 pH, field (standard units) PH, laboratory (standard units) _7U Temperature, water CC)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACC012 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-0680BB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABO 140-099-06CBB01 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-060ABB1 140-099-06DABB9 Hardness, total (mg/L as CaC03 ) 19,000 2,000 3,100 3,900 4,000 Alkalinity, total , laboratory (mg/L as CaC03>

Dissolved sol Ids, calculated sum of constituents (mg/L)

29,200 1,480 1,440 Dissolved solids, residue at 180 °C (mg/L)

Calcium, dissolved (mg/L as Ca) 5,000 Magnesium, dissolved (mg/L asMg) 1,600

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples o from selected wells Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-068DCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-060ABB1 140-099-06DABB9 Sodium, dissolved (mg/L as Na) A~W 13,000 1,700 8,000 7,700 Sodl umadsorptlon ratio Potassium, dissolved (mg/L as K)

and springs Continued Sulfate, dissolved (mg/L as $04) 3,100 5,900 12,000 20,000 Chloride, dissolved (mg/L as Cl)

22,000 <.2 FluoMde, dissolved (mg/L as F) <.l Silica, dissolved (mg/L as S102 ) Nitrite plus nitrate, total (mg/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDO 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-068CAD 140-099-0680AB 140-099-0680681 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 Nitrite plus nitrate, dissolved (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total ( g/L as N)

Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total ( g/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-lon and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-060BAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06D8AD 140-099-06D88A2 140-099-060880 140-099-06DDOO 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BOAA 140-099-07CDCD 140-099-070DDD2 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100- 10BACB1 Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Specific conductance, field (ys/oi at 25 C) 1,240 1,390 3,090 1,090 1,160 8,600 8,300 2,760 14,500 4,900 5,900 10,100 Specific conductance, laboratory (PS/en at 25 C) 11,600 1,100 1,180 2,700 8,160 2,820 4,790 pH. field (standard units) PH. laboratory (standard units) Temperature, water rc)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABO 140-099-0608 AB1 140-099-060BAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-060BAB8 140-099-060BAD 140-099-06DB8A2 140-099-06DBBO 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ADDO 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07CDCD 140-099-0700002 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB1 Hardness, total (mg/L as CaC03) 3,700 1,700 3,200 3,000 1,800 2,800 2,200 1,500 Alkalinity, total, laboratory (mg/L as CaC03)

2,150 Dissolved solids, calculated sum of constituents (mg/L) 4,150 2,370

5,010 4,840 Dissolved solids, residue at 180 °C (mg/L)

5,280 Calcium, dissolved (mg/L as Ca) 1,500 Magnesium, dissolved (mg/L as Mg)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells Township-range location number 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 lAQ-Q99-Q6DBABa 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDOD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07CDCO 140-099-07DODD2 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB1 Sodium, dissolved (mg/L as Na) 1,300 1,200 3,000 1,100 Sodiumadsorption ratio ,8 Potassium, dissolved (mg/L as K)

and springs Continued Sulfate, dissolved (mg/L as $04) 1,300 1,600 5,400 5,100 2,000 7,900 2,700 3,300 2,000 Chloride, dissolved (mg/L as Cl)

<.l Silica, dissolved (mg/L as S102) Nitrite plus nitrate, total (mg/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number Nitrite plus nitrate, dissolved (wg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total (mg/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total (mg/L as N) Phosphorus, total as P) Phosphorus, total (mg/L as P04) Phosphorus, ortho, total (mg/L as P) Phosphorus, ortho, dissolved as P) 140-099-060ABC 140-099-060ABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-0606 AB2 140-099-0606 AB3 140-099-0606 AB8 140-099-0606AD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-060680 140-099-060000 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07AOOD 140-099-07BOAA 140-099-07CDCO 140-099-0700002 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-lOBACA 140-100-10BACB1 r

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 141-099-330DOA Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Specific conductance, field (ys/cm at 25 °C) 5,600 5,800 2,200 2,800 Specific conductance. laboratory (VlS/cm at 25 *C) 5,000 5,690 2,070 2,870 pH, field (standard units) PH, laboratory (standard units) Temperature, water CO 142-099-23CDCA 2,620 2,550

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACO 140-100-10BBAD 141-099-33DOOA Hardness, total (mg/L as CaC03> 2,000 1,000 Alkalinity, total, 1 aboratory (mg/L as CaC03> Dissolved sol Ids, calculated sura of constituents (ng/L) 4,440 4,550 1,710 2,060 Dissolved sol Ids, residue at 180 'C (ng/L)

Calcium, dissolved as Ca) Magnesium, dissolved asMg) 142-099-23CDCA 1,300 2,170

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-1on and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Contlnued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-lOBACC 140-100-lOBACD 140-100-10B8AD 141-099-33DDDA 142-099-23CDCA Sodium, dissolved (rag/L as Na) 1,100 Sodiumadsorption ratio Potassium, dissolved (mg/L as K)

Sulfate, dissolved ( g/L as S04) 3,000 2,700 1,200 1,200 1.50Q Chloride, dissolved (mg/L as C1) Fluorlde, dissolved (mg/L as F) Ji Silica, dissolved (mg/L as S102 ) Nitrite plus nitrate, total (mg/L as N)

Table 4. Field and laboratory determination of physical properties and major-Ion and nutrient concentrations of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10B8AD 141-099-33DDDA Nitrite plus nitrate, dissolved (ng/L as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total as N) Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total (mg/L as N) Phosphorus, total as P) Phosphorus, total as P04) Phosphorus, ortho, total (ng/L as P) Phosphorus, ortho, dissolved (ng/L as P)

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs [ug/L, micrograms per liter; less than; --, no data] CD Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAM 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Arsenic, dissolved (ug/L as As)

Beryllium, Cadmium, dissolved dissolved (ug/L (ug/L as Be) as Cd)

<.5

<.5

<.5

<.5

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Chromium, dissolved (ug/L as Cr)

<10 <30 <30 <30

<10 <30 <30 <10 <10 Iron, dissolved (ug/L as Fe) 9,600 8,100 11,000 10,000 <10 <10 Lead, dissolved (ug/L as Pb) <10

<10 <30 <30 <30

<30 <30 <10 <10 <10 <10 Lithium, dissolved (ug/L as L1)

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro o Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05BOAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADO 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD Mercury, dissolved (yg/L as Hg) !

<.l

Molybdenum, dissolved (yg/L as Mo) <10 <30 <30 80 <30 <10 <10 <10 <10 Selenium, dissolved (yg/L as Se)

Strontium, dissolved (yg/L as Sr) Vanadium, dissolved (yg/L as V) <18 <18

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) 1,790 Spring Spring Arsenic, dissolved (yg/L as As) 1,600 1,500

l

<.5 <.5 <.5 <.5 <.5

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro ro Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 Chromium, dissolved (ug/L as Cr)

<10

mf

<10 <30 <30 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 Iron, dissolved (ug/L as Fe) 4,900 3,000 7,200 5,500 4,200 13,000 13,000 <10 Lead, dissolved (ug/L as Pb) <10 <10 <10 <10 <30

<10

<30 <10 <10 <10 <io <io <10 Lithium, dissolved (ug/L as LI) 2,600

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro CO Township-range location number 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08ABB 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-28ADA 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 Mercury, dissolved (yg/t as Hg)

<.l

Molybdenum, dissolved fog/l- as Mo)

<30 <10 <10 <10 1,100 3,100 <10 Selenium, dissolved fog/l- as Se)

1,700 1,100 1,000 Vanadium, dissolved fog/l- as V) Zinc, dissolved (yg/L as Zn) <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC ?3 140-099-06BCAD

140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABC Date

Barium, Beryllium, dissolved dissolved (ug/L (ug/L as Ba) as Be) <.5 <.5 <.5 <.5

Jl

<.5

x-t X A

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued

Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACC012 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BCAO 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-060AAD 140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABC Chromium, dissolved (yg/L as Cr) <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

<10 <10 Cobalt, Copper, dissolved dissolved (yg/L (pg/L as Co) as Cu)

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<10

<30

<10 Iron, dissolved (yg/L as Fe) 2,000 2,900 2,600 1,600 1,100 1,700 3,600 Lead, dissolved (yg/L as Pb) <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

<10 <10 <10

<10 <10 <30 <10 Lithium, dissolved (yg/L as LI)

Manganese, dissolved (yg/L as Mn) 1,100 23,000 4,400 1,200 1,200

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued cr> Mercury, dissolved Township-range (vg/L location number as Hg) 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-09906CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBB01 140-099-06CCCC <.l <.l 140-099-06DAAD

140-099-06DABB1 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABC Molybdenum, dissolved (vg/L as Mo)

o?n ££U 1,900

1,100 1,200 Vanadium, dissolved (M/L as V)

<18 Zinc, dissolved (yg/L as Zn) <10 <10 <10 1 n Ttt/ <10

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAO 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07AODO 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07DD002 140-1 00 -10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB1 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Arsenic, dissolved (M/L as As)

<.5 <.5

<.5 <.5

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued IN3 Township-range location number 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BDAA 140-Q99-07DDDD2 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB1 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC Chromium, dissolved (pg/L as Cr) <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

xo

<10 <10 <10 <30 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

<10

Iron, dissolved (W/L as Fe) 12,000 6,500 3,500 1,600 9,800 Lead, dissolved (W/L as Pb) M <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

<10

<10 <10 Lithium, dissolved (P9/L as Li)

Manganese, dissolved (ug/L as Mn) 2,700 3,700 20,000 1U 2,500

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued ro Township-range location number 140-099-06DABO 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-060BAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07AODD 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07DDDD2 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB1 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC Mercury, dissolved (yg/L as Hg)

<.l <.l <.l

Molybdenum, dissolved (ug/L as Mo) <10 <10 3,000 Selenium, dissolved (yg/L as Se)

2,700 2,800 Vanadium, dissolved (yg/L as V) <18

Zinc, dissolved (ug/L as Zn) <10 <10 <10 <10 <10

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAO 141-099-33DDDA 142-099-23CDCA Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Arsenic, dissolved (ug/L as As)

Barium, dissolved (ug/L as Ba) Beryllium, dissolved (ug/L as Be)

Go O

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 141-099-33DDDA 142-099-23CDCA Chromium, dissolved (V9/L as Cr) Cobalt, dissolved (yg/L as Co)

Copper, dissolved (V9/L as Cu) <10 <10 <30 Iron, dissolved (W/L as Fe) 3,000 Lead, dissolved (V9/L as Pb) <10 <10 <10 <10 Lithium, dissolved (yg/L as L1) Manganese, dissolved (V9/L as Mn)

Table 5. Trace-element analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 141-099-33DODA 142-099-23CDCA Mercury, dissolved (ug/L as Hg) M W

Molybdenum, dissolved (ug/L as Mo) <10 <30 Selenium, dissolved (ug/L as Se) w w

Strontium, dissolved (ug/L as Sr) 1,400 Vanadium, dissolved (ug/L as V) <18 Zinc, dissolved (ug/L as Zn) U) ro

Table 6.--Radiochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs [yg/L, mlcrograms per liter; pC1/L, plcocuries per liter; less than; , no data] CO GO Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (yg/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDB3 136-100-05ACDB4 136-100-05ACDB5 136-100-05ACDB6 136-100-05ACDB7 136-100-05AC002 136-100-05ACDD3 136-100-05ACDD4 136-100-05BDAD <96

<69 <89 <69 <66

Table 6. Radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued CO Township-range location number 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 b

k 136-100-05ACDB3 136-1QQ-Q5ACDB4 136-100-05ACDB5 136-100-05ACDB6 136-100-05ACDB7 136-100-05ACDD2 136-100-05ACDD3 136-100-05ACDD4 136-100-05BDAD Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 (PC1/L)

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (pCi/L) <59 <77 <59 <57

Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L)

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PC1/L)

Table 6. Radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued CO en Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD 137-100-05CBCA1 137-100-05CBCA4 137-100-05CBCA5 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB2 137-100-05DACB3 137-100-05DACB4 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 <40 <26 <40

2,100 2,100 <.4 <.4 <.4

4,500 2,700 <32 <21 <15 <25 1,400 1,400

<91 <87

Table 6. Radlochemica1 analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA CO 137-100-04CDD 137-100-05CBCA1 137-100-05CBCA4 137-100-05CBCA5 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB2 137-100-05DACB3 137-100-05DACB4 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) <.4

2,100 1,200 Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L) <27 <18 <13 <22

<78 <75 Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L) <.4

1,800 1,100 Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PC1/L) ! <.l <.l

Table 6.--Rad1ochem1ca1 analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued CO Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (PO/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural (yg/i) Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 137-100-05DBDA3 137-100-05DBDA4 137-100-05DBDA5 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 137-100-08DAA 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-23DDD 138-100-28ADA 140-099-04CBB 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 Spring Spring

1,500 1,600 11,000 12,000 <37 <17 <27 13,000 12,000

6,100 1,300 <.4 <.5

1,400 1,300 <19 <15 2,800 2,000

Table 6. Radiochemical analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 137-100-05DBOA3 137-100-05DBDA4 137-100-050BDA5 137-100-05DBDD1

137-100-08DAA 137-100-26CCA 137-100-28DDA 138-100-23DDD 138-100-28ADA 140-099-04CBB 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD12 140-099-06ACCD13 Beta, gross suspended total as cesium-137 (pCi/L)

1,100 r7 <.7 1,500 1,200

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttrium-90 (pCi/L)

1,200 1,200 xc n S9. U <16 <13 2,400 1,700 Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttrium-90 (PCi/L)

1,000 <.6 1,400 1,000

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PCi/L)

<.l <.l Radon-222, total (PCi/L) 1,300

mm mm

Table 6.--Rad1ochem1ca1 analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued OJ vo Township-range location number Date Time Depth of wel 1, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (ug/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (pd/L) 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BACD 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBA1 140-099-06BDBA2 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06CCD4 140-099-06CCD5 140-099-06CCD6 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 1,500

<99

Table 6. Radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BACO 140-099-06BCAO 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBA1 140-099-06BDBA2

140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06CAAB 140-099-06CABC1 140-099-06CABD 140-099-06CBBD1 140-099-06CCCC 140-099-06CCD4 140-099-06CCD5 140-099-06CCD6 140-099-06DAAD 140-099-06DABB1 Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 (PC1/L)

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L)

<85

Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttrium-90 (PC1/L)

b VW

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PC1/L)

Table 6.--Rad1ochem1cal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (P9/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural (WJ/L) Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 140-099-06DABB3 140-099-06DABB4 140-099-06DABB5 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ABBD 140-099-07ABCA2 140-099-07ABCA3 140-099-07ABCA4

<16

Table 6. Radiochemical analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06DABB3 140-099-06DABB4 140-099-06DABB5 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 14Q-099-Q6DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD Beta, gross suspended total as cesium-137 (PC1/L)

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttrium-90 (pCi/L)

~4W Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttrium-90 (pCi/L)

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PC1/L) M

Uranium, natural dissolved (yg/i) mmmm <.4 fion 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ABBD 140-099-07ABCA2 140-099-07ABCA3 140-099-07ABCA4 9,100 8,700 6,800

Table 6. Radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued CO Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (yg/i) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural (yg/t) Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07DDDD2 140-099-08DAA 140-100-01ABB 140-100-10BABC1 140-100-10BABC2 140-100-10BABC3 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 140-100-10BDBA1 140-100-10BOBA2 140-100-10BDBA3 140-100-22AAA 140-100-22DAA <32

<32 <27 <.4

<.8 <18

<21 <15

Table 6. Rad1ochem1ca1 analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number Beta, gross suspended total as cesium-137 (PC1/L) Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L) Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (pCI/L) Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (pCI/L) Radon-222, total (PC1/L) Uranium, natural dissolved (W/L) 140-099-07AOOD 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-070DDD2 140-099-08DAA 140-100-01ABB 140-100-10BABC1 140-100-10BABC2 140-100-10BABC3 140-100-10BABC4 140-100-10BACA 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 140-100-10BDBA1 140-100-10BDBA2 140-100-10BDBA3 140-100-22AAA 140-100-22DAA <95 <97 6,300 6,000 2,600 2,000

Table 6. Radlochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued on Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well, total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (yg/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural (yg/L) Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 141-099-03BAD 141-099-27DDA 141-099-33DDDA 141-099-35BAB 142-098-18BBC 142-099-10ABB 142-099- 12BDD 142-099-15DCD 142-099-23CDCA 142-099-23CDCB2 142-099-23CDCB3 142-099-23CDCB4 142-099-23CDCB5 142-099-24ABC 142-099-25ADC 142-099-26BACC3 142-099-26BACC4 142-099-26BACC5 142-099-26BACC6 142-099-26BBAA5

<51

<.4 <.4 <.4

<.4

<26

Table 6. Radiochemlcal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 141-099-03BAD 141-099-27DOA 141-099-33DODA 141-099-35BAB 142-098-18BBC 142-099-10ABB 142-099-12BDD iA?-Q9Q-15DCD A*rt U3J7 13L/WU 142-099-23CDCA 142-099-23CDCB2 142-099-23CDCB3 142-099-23CDCB4 142-099-23CDCB5 142-099-24ABC 142-099-25AOC 142-099-26BACC3 142-099-26BACC4 142-099-26BACC5 142-099-26BACC6 142-099-26BBAA5 Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 (pCI/L) <.4 <.4

fcr4 <.4

<.4

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L)

Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PCI/L) <.4 <.4 57 <.4

<.4

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (PCI/L) 9ft £O

4,200 4,800 6,900 6,900 10,000 Uranium, natural dissolved (ug/L)

Table 6. Rad1ochem1cal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number Date Time Depth of well total (feet) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural (ug/L) Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural (ug/L) Beta, gross dissolved as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) 142-099-26BBAA6 142-099-26BBAA7 142-099-28ABA 142-099-28DCC 142-099-35DDD

Table 6.--Rad1ochem1cal analyses of water samples from selected wells and springs Continued Township-range location number 142-099-26BBAA6 142-099-26BBAA7 142-099-28ABA 142-099-28DCC 142-099-35DDO Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 (PC1/L) mm mm

Beta, gross dissolved as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (pd/L)

Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/ yttr1um-90 (PC1/L)

Radium-226, dissolved planchet count (pd/L)

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Township-range location number 136-100-05ACAA 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-050BDD1 140-099-06ACCD1 Date Depth to top of sample Interval (feet) Depth to bottom of sample Interval (feet) Percent finer than 0.062 millimeter Percent finer than 0.125 millimeter Percent finer than 0.250 millimeter Percent finer than 0.500 millimeter

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Continued en o Township-range location number 136-100-05ACAA 137-100-05CBDA 137-100-05DBDD1 140-099-06ACCD1 Percent finer than 1.00 millimeter Percent finer than 2.00 millimeter Percent finer than 4.00 millimeter Percent finer than 8.00 millimeter Percent finer than 16.0 millimeter Percent finer than 32.0 millimeter

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Continued Township-range location number 140-099-06ACCD1 140-099-07DDDD1 Date Depth to top of sample Interval (feet) Depth to bottom of sample Interval (feet) Percent finer than 0.062 millimeter Percent finer than 0.125 millimeter Percent finer than 0.250 millimeter Percent finer than 0.500 Millimeter

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Continued en ro Percent finer Township-range than 1.00 location number millimeter 140-099-06ACCD1 140-099-07DDDD1 Percent finer than 2.00 1ll1meter Percent finer than 4.00 millimeter Percent finer than 8.00 millimeter Percent finer than 16.0 1 H1aeter Percent finer than 32.0 Millimeter

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Continued CJl GJ Township-range location number Date 140-100-09ADA Depth to top of sample Interval (feet) Depth to bottom of sample Interval (feet) Percent finer than 0.062 millimeter Percent finer than 0.125 millimeter Percent finer than 0.250 millimeter Percent finer than 0.500 millimeter

Table 7. Grain-size analyses of rock samples from selected wells and test holes Continued Percent finer Township-range than 1.00 location number millimeter 140-100-09ADA £

Percent finer than 2.00 millimeter Percent finer than 4.00 millimeter Percent finer than 8.00 millimeter Percent finer than 16.0 millimeter Percent finer than 32.0 millimeter

Table 8. Laboratory analytical methods and detection levels for determination of chemical constituents In water [From Feltz and others, 1985; °C, degrees Celsius; mg/L, milligrams per liter; JJg/L, mlcrograms per liter; pC1/L, picocurles per liter] Constituent Analytical method Detection level en en Alkalinity, total (as CaC03 ) Dissolved solids, residue at 180 °C Calcium, dissolved (as Ca) Magnesium, dissolved (as Mg) Sodium, dissolved (as Na) Potassium, dissolved (as K) Sulfate, dissolved (as S04 ) Chloride, dissolved (as Cl) Fluorlde, dissolved (as F) Silica, dissolved (as S102 ) Nitrite plus nitrate, total (as N) Nitrite plus nitrate, dissolved (as N) Nitrogen, ammonia plus organic, total (as N) Nitrogen, ammonia, total (as N) Phosphorus, total (as P) Phosphorus, total (as P04 ) Phosphorus, ortho, total (as P) Phosphorus, ortho, dissolved (as P) Arsenic, dissolved (as As) Barium, dissolved (as Ba) Tltrlmetry, electrometrlc, automatic. Gravlmetry. Atomic absorption, direct. Atomic absorption, direct. Atomic absorption, direct. Atomic absorption, direct. Turbldlmetry, automatic. Colorlmetry, discrete analyzer, automatic. Ion-selective electrode, automatic. Colorlmetry, molybdate, blue, automatic. Colorlmetry, Cd-reduction, automatic. Colorlmetry, Cd-reduction, automatic. Block digest plus colorlmetry, automatic. Colorlmetry, automatic. Colorlmetry, phosphomolybdate, automatic. Colorlmetry, phosphomolybdate, automatic. Colorlmetry, phosphomolybdate, automatic. Colorlmetry, phosphomolybdate, automatic. Atomic absorption, hydride, automatic. Atomic absorption, direct. 1 mg/L 1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.2 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.1 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L 0.01 mg/L

Table 8. Laboratory analytical methods and detection levels for determination of chemical constituents 1n water Contlnued Constituent Analytical method Detection level en CTt Beryllium, dissolved (as Be) Cadalum, dissolved (as Cd) Chromium, dissolved (as Cr) Cobalt, dissolved (as Co) Copper, dissolved (as Cu) Iron, dissolved (as Fe) Lead, dissolved (as Pb) Lithium, dissolved (as L1) Manganese, dissolved (as Mn) Mercury, dissolved (as Hg) Molybdenum, dissolved (as Mo) Selenium, dissolved (as Se) Strontium, dissolved (as Sr) Vanadium, dissolved (as V) Zinc, dissolved (as Zn) Alpha, gross dissolved as uranium natural Alpha, gross suspended total as uranium natural Beta, gross dissolved as cesium-137 Beta, gross suspended total as ceslum-137 Beta, gross dissolved as strong1um/yttr1um-90 Beta, gross suspended total as strontium/yttrium-90 Radium-226, dissolved planchet count Radon-222, total Uranium, natural dissolved Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Atomic absorption, chel-extraction. 1 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Atomic absorption, chel-extraction. 1 pg/L Atomic absorption, chel-extraction. 1 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Atomic absorption, chel-extraction. 5 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Atomic absorption, flame!ess, automatic. 0.1 pg/L Atomic absorption, chel-extraction pgA. Atomic absorption, hydride, automatic. 1 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 10 pg/L Colorlmetry, catalytic, oxidation, automatic. 1 pg/L Atomic absorption, direct. 0.5 pg/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Residue procedure. 0.4 pC1/L Radon emlnation. 0.1 pC1/L Radon emlnatlon. 2.0 pC1/L Fluorlmetry, direct. 0.4 pC1/L

Table 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding latitude-longitude numbers Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Fritz mine 136-100-05ABCC 136-100-05ACAA 136-100-05ACBC 136-100-05ACDB1 136-100-05ACDB2 136-100-05ACDB3 136-100-05ACDB4 136-100-05ACDB5 136-100-05ACDB6 136-100-05ACDB7 136-100-05ACDB8 136-100-05ACDB9 136-100-05ACDB10 136-100-05ACDD1 136-100-05ACDD2 137-100-05CBAC1 137-100-05CBAC2 137-100-05CBCA1 137-100-05CBCA2 137-100-05CBCA3 137-100-05DACB1 137-100-05DACB2 137-100-05DACB3 137-100-05DACB4 137-100-05DACB5 137-100-05DBCA 137-100-05DBDA1 137-100-05DBDA2 137-100-05DBDA3 137-100-05DBDA4 463735103160501 463731103155101 463728103160501 463725103155601 463725103155602 463725103155603 463725103155604 463725103155605 463725103155606 463725103155607 463725103155608 463725103155609 463725103155610 463721103155101 463721103155102 136-100-05ACDD3 136-100-05ACDD4 136-100-05ACDD5 136-100-05ACDD6 136-100-05BDAD 136-100-05CAAA 136-100-05DACA Smith 2 mine 464229103200101 464229103200102 464226103200601 464226103200602 464226103200603 137-100-05CBCA4 137-100-05CBCA5 137-100-05CBDA Smith 1 mine 464226103191301 464226103191302 464226103191303 464226103191304 464226103191305 464226103192801 464226103191801 464226103191802 464226103191803 464226103191804 137-100-05DBDA5 137-100-05DBDA6 137-100-05DBDA7 137-100-05DBDD1 137-100-05DBDD2 463721103155103 463721103155104 463721103155105 463721103155106 463728103161001 463718103161001 463711103154201 464226103200604 464226103200605 464226103195601 464226103191805 464226103191806 464226103191807 464223103191801 464223103191802

Table 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding 1at1 tude-1 ongl tude numbers Contl nued Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Town loca ship-range tlon number Latitudelongitude number PalarMuk and Frank mines 140-099-06AAAA 140-099-06ACCD1 140-099-06ACCD2 140-099-06ACCD3 140-099-06ACCD4 140-099-06ACCD5 140-099-06ACCD6 140-099-06ACCD7 140-099-06ACC08 140-099-06ACCD9 140-099-06ACCD10 140-099-05ACCD11 140-099-05ACCD12 140-099-05ACCD13 140-099-06ACDD 140-099-06ADCC 140-099-06BACD 140-099-06BCAD 140-099-06BCBC 140-099-06BCCC 140-099-06BDAB 140-099-06BDBA1 140-099-06BDBA2 140-099-06BDBB1 140-099-06BDBB2 140-099-06BDBB3 140-099-06BDBB4 140-099-06BDCA1 140-099-06BDCA2 140-099-06BDCA3 465846103123701 465823103130501 465823103130502 465823103130503 465823103130504 465823103130505 465823103130506 465823103130507 465823103130508 465823103130509 465823103130510 465823103130511 465823103130512 465823103130513 465823103125501 465823103125101 465836103132401 465830103133301 465829103134801 465823103134801 465833103131901 465833103132401 465833103132402 465833103132901 465833103132902 465833103132903 465833103132904 465826103132401 465826103132402 465826103132403 140099-06BDCA4 099-06BDCA5 099-06BDCA6 099-06CAAB 099-06CABC1 D99-06CABC2 D99-06CABC3 D99-06CABD 399-06CBBD1 399-06CBBD2 )99-06CBBD3 )99-06CBBD4 )99-06CBBD5 )99-06CBBD6 140-099-06CBBD7 D99-06CCCC D99-06CCD1 099-06CCD2 099-06CCD3 099-06CCD4 (I99-06CCD5 (I99-06CCD6 (I99-06CDCB1 (I99-06CDCB2 (I99-06DAAD (199 (199 (199 (199 (199 -06DABB1 -06DABB2 -06DABB3 -06DABB4 -06DABB5 465826103132404 465826103132405 465826103132406 465819103131901 465816103133801 465816103133802 465816103133803 465816103132401 465816103134301 465816103134302 465816103134303 465816103134304 465816103134305 465816103134306 465816103134307 465756103134801 465758103133601 465758103133602 465758103133603 465758103133604 465758103133605 465758103133606 465759103132901 465759103132902 465816103123701 465820103125101 465820103125102 465820103125103 465820103125104 465820103125105

Table 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding 1at1tude-1ongltude numbers Contlnued Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Palanluk and Frank mines, Continued 140-099-06DABB6 140-099-06DABB7 140-099-06DABB8 140-099-06DABB9 140-099-06DABB10 140-099-06DABB11 140-099-06DABB12 140-099-06DABB13 140-099-06DABB14 140-099-06DABB15 140-099-06DABB16 140-099-06DABC 140-099-06DABD 140-099-06DBAB1 140-099-06DBAB2 140-099-06DBAB3 140-099-06DBAB4 140-099-06DBAB5 140-099-06DBAB6 140-099-06DBAB7 140-099-06DBAB8 140-099-06DBAB9 140-099-06DBAB10 140-099-06DBAD 140-099-06DBBA1 140-100-09ADA 140-100-10BABC1 140-100-10BABC2 140-100-10BABC3 140-100-10BABC4 465820103125106 465820103125107 465820103125108 465820103125109 465820103125110 465820103125111 465820103125112 465820103125113 465820103125114 465820103125115 465820103125116 465816103125101 465816103124601 465820103130001 465820103130002 465820103130003 465820103130004 465820103130005 465820103130006 465820103130007 465820103130008 465820103130009 465820103130010 465816103125501 465819103130501 Talklngton mine 465737103174501 140-100-10BABC5 465749103171801 140-100-10BABC6 465749103171802 140-100-10BABC7 465749103171803 140-100-10BACA 465749103171804 140-100-10BACB1 140-099-06DBBA2 140-099-06DBBD 140-099-06DDDD 140-099-07ABBB 140-099-07ABBD 140-099-07ABCA1 140-099-07ABCA2 140-099-07ABCA3 140-099-07ABCA4 140-099-07ABCA5 140-099-07ABCA6 140-099-07ABCA7 140-099-07ADAA 140-099-07ADDD 140-099-07BDAA 140-099-07CDCD 140-099-07DDDD1 140-099-07DDDD2 141-099-33DDDA 465819103130502 465816103130501 465756103123701 465753103131001 465749103130501 465746103130501 465746103130502 465746103130503 465746103130504 465746103130505 465746103130506 465746103130507 465739103123701 465729103123701 465739103131401 465702103132401 465702103123701 465702103123702 465853103132001 465749103171805 465749103171806 465749103171807 465746103171401 465746103171801

Table 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding latitude-longitude numbers Contlnued Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Town loca ship-range tlon number Latitudelongitude number 140-100-10BACB2 140-100-10BACB3 140-100-10BACC 140-100-10BACD 140-100-10BBAD 140-100-10BDBA1 140-100-10BDBA2 140-100-10BDBA3 140-100-10BDBA4 140-100-10BDBA5 142-099-23CDCA 142-099-23CDCB1 142-099-23CDCB2 142-099-23CDCB3 142-099-23CDCB4 142-099-23CDCB5 142-099-23CDCB6 142-099-23CDCB7 142-099-23CDCB8 142-099-23CDDD 142-099-26BACC1 142-099-26BACC2 142-099-26BACC3 142-099-26BACC4 142-099-26BACC5 136-100-17ADD 136-100-20AAD 136-100-22BAA 137-100-04CDD 137-100-08ABB Talklngton mine, Continued 465746103171802 465746103171803 465742103171801 465742103171401 465749103172301 465739103171401 465739103171402 465739103171403 465739103171404 465739103171405 140- 100-10BDBA6 Klym mine 470550103114001 470550103114501 470550103114502 470550103114503 470550103114504 470550103114505 470550103114506 470550103114507 470550103114508 470547103113101 470534103114501 470534103114502 460534103114503 460534103114504 460534103114505 142-099-26BACC6 142-099-26BACC7 142399-26BACC8 399-26BACC9 399-26BADA 399-26BBAA1 399-26BBAA2 399-26BBAA3 399-26BBAA4 399-26BBAA5 142-099-26BBM6 142-099-26BBAA7 Private wells and si[)r1ngs 463536103153501 463456103153501 463503103134101 464211103182301 464205103193001 13713713800-08DAA 00-26CCA 00-28DDA 00-23DDD 465739103171406 460534103114506 460534103114507 460534103114508 460534103114509 470537103113101 470544103115001 470544103115002 470544103115003 470544103115004 470544103115005 470544103115006 470544103115007 138-100-28ADA 464138103190101 463849103161001 463849103174501 464448103151201 464428103174401

Table 9. Township-range location numbers and corresponding 1at1tude-1ongltude numbers Contlnued Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number Township-range location number Latitudelongitude number 140-099-04CBB 140-099-08DAA 140-100-01ABB 140-100-22AAA 140-100-22DAA 141-099-03BAD 141-099-27DDA 141-099-35BAB 142-098-18BBC 142-099-10ABB Private wells and springs, Continued 465818103111401 465724103112301 465845103142401 465603103162801 465536103162801 470352103124501 465951103120601 465937103113801 470720103170601 470819103124001 142-099-12BDD 142-099-15DCD 142-099-24ABC 142-099-25ADC 142-099-28ABA 142-099-28DCC 142-099-35DDD 470759103101701 470641103123001 470628103100701 470523103094801 470542103134601 470456103135601 470404103105501

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