GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE
GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE
GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE
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Maximum consumption 1,200 gallons a day.<br />
60<br />
3-5.....<br />
-110 (?)<br />
.....do..... .....<br />
... -do... ...<br />
135<br />
45<br />
ice.<br />
hood; other water supplies from cisterns.<br />
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Ifcfc...<br />
16<br />
.... -do ..... ... ... ...<br />
Airlift-<br />
Electric force pomp _<br />
... -do .......<br />
.do<br />
Fort Payne (?) formation.<br />
... ..do .....<br />
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.do<br />
torn.<br />
...do. ...<br />
-90<br />
-245<br />
187<br />
46<br />
48<br />
49<br />
50<br />
Ultimate capacity 75 to 100 gallons a day of<br />
highly concentrated water. Residual clay<br />
42 feet thick.<br />
Test well by Simmons Oil Co.<br />
Solution channel filled with sand; drawdown<br />
60<br />
ice.<br />
-16(?)<br />
130. __ ..<br />
51<br />
ing Co. and American Snuff Co. abandoned<br />
because of small yields and trouble with sand .<br />
Ultimate capacity 2,000 gallons a day. No<br />
water-bearing beds below depth of 60 feet.<br />
50<br />
35 ......<br />
Airlift.<br />
I -30<br />
saw limestone.<br />
Pegram limestone<br />
(?).<br />
St. Louis or Warsaw<br />
limestone.<br />
Fort Payne (?)<br />
formation.<br />
saw limestone.<br />
... ..do .... ... ...<br />
do<br />
.... .do .....<br />
... ..do........ .....<br />
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White sandstone.<br />
( 60-70<br />
1 Nearbot-<br />
1 torn.<br />
50± ...<br />
52<br />
None ..-.. ...<br />
Domestic .....<br />
None _ - ______<br />
Bucket and windlass..<br />
Hand pump ...........<br />
do.......... .......<br />
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-130<br />
ice.<br />
ices.<br />
fi8<br />
3-5. __<br />
-120 (?)<br />
55<br />
56<br />
57<br />
Other plateau residents of the vicinity rely<br />
upon cisterns.<br />
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..... do ......<br />
Drinking ..........<br />
69<br />
60<br />
8-6..1..<br />
3-5. .<br />
Well abandoned.<br />
Other drilled wells of community are 35 to 80<br />
feet deep; some inadequate in dry seasons.<br />
All supplies of Shiloh community derived from<br />
cisterns.<br />
-125 (?)<br />
-38<br />
-30<br />
-25<br />
... . .do<br />
.....do..... ........ .<br />
.do<br />
... ..do.. .... .....<br />
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..... do .....<br />
60<br />
61<br />
63<br />
»64<br />
Domestic, stock .<br />
3-6<br />
3-5<br />
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... -do..... ... ... ...<br />
torn.<br />
80±- ___<br />
ftt<br />
62 ____ .<br />
70.........<br />
66<br />
fi*<br />
70<br />
abandoned.<br />
Most supplies of Fredonia community are derived<br />
from cisterns and rain catches.<br />
59<br />
-47<br />
mation.<br />
from Fort<br />
Payne (?) formation.<br />
from St. Louis<br />
or Warsaw limestone.<br />
"71<br />
> See analysis, pp. 110-111.