STATE OF FLORIDASTATE BOARD OF CONSERVATION

DIVISION OF GEOLOGY

FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEYRobert 0. Vernon,Director

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 44

WATER-RESOURCES RECORDS

OF

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA

By

C.G. Menke, E.W. Meridith, and W.S. Wetterhall

U.S. Geological Survey

Prepared by the

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

in cooperation with the

FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY,

and the

CITY OF TAMPA, FLORIDA

TALLAHASSEE

1964

XAJo. 44AGRI-

CULTURALLIBRARY

Ccnpleted manuscript received

October 4, 1963Printed by the Florida Geological Survey

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CONTENTS

Page

Introduction .................................. 1

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure

1 Location of Hillsborough County, Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

2 Location of surface-water data collection sites . . . . . . . . . . 3

3 Explanation of well and spring-numbering system . . ... . . . . . 4

4 Location of inventoried wells . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Facing page 4

Table.

1 Lake stage records ............................ 5

2 Information on selected springs in Hillsborough County . . . . . 6

3 Chemical analyses of spring water ..... . . . . . . . . . .. ... 8

4 Measured flow of selected springs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 10

5 Streamflow records ............................. 13

6 Chemical analyses of stream water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 14

7 Temperature of stream water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

8 Monthly mean discharge of streams. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 23

9 Measured flow of Cypress- Creek near Sulphur Springs ...... 30

10 Records of wells .............................. 31

11 Chemical analyses of ground water .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 80

12 Chloride in ground water ................ ....... .. 85

13 Summary of monthly evaporation in Hillsborough County ..... 95

WATER-RESOURCES RECORDS

OF

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA

By

C.G. Menke, E.W. Meridith, and W.S. Wetterhall

INTRODUCTION

A study of the water resources of Hillsborough County was made duringthe period 1956-58 by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the FloridaGeological Survey, Hillsborough County, and the city of Tampa. HillsboroughCounty is in the western part of peninsular Florida about midway down thewest coast (fig. 1). The results of the study were published by the FloridaGeological Survey as Report of Investigations No. 25, entitled "Water Resourcesof Hillsborough County, Florida," by C.G. Menke, E.W. Meridith, and W.S.Wetterhall.

This report contains the data on which Report of Investigations No. 25was based, and it is published to make the data available for other uses. Itcontains records of streamflow, stream and lake stages, location, depth, anddiameter of casing, and other data for selected wells, measurements of ground-water levels, chemical analyses, and temperature of water. Location of stream-data collection sites are shown on figure 2. The well-numbering system isshown in figure 3, and the locations of inventoried wells are shown in figure 4.

Many wells in the Ruskin area, in the southwestern part of the county, wereinventoried by H. Peek. Information for about 600 wells, including selectedwells noted in this report, was reported by Peek in Florida Geological SurveyInformation Circular No. 22.

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Table 1. Lake Stage RecordsIdent. surface area 0age tremesno Area Eevation* datum Maximum elevation Minimum elevation

Lake name fig. 2 (eg mi) (ft mal) Location of gage (ft mal) Period of record (ft msl) (ft mat)Bay Lake 1 0.06 45 Lat 28'o4'10"," 0.00 May 1946 to 46.70 Aug. 23, 1949 43.02 May 31, 1949

long 82030'00" Dec. 1958 (cont.)Carroll, Lake 2 .29 34 Let 28*03O20", 30.00 May 1946 to 40.08 Sept. 25, 1947 32.35 Mar. 20, 1957long 82'28'55" Dec. 1958 (cont.)Church Lake 3 .11 53 Lat 28*06'051, 30.78 Sept. 1957 to 37.28 Aug. 17, 1959 33.92 Sept. 4, 1957

long 82'35'55" Sept. 1959, (cont.)Cooper Lake 4 .13 Lat 28O08'55", 30.00 May 1946 to 62.54 Sept. 24, 1947 58.78 June 11, 1949

long 82028'o" Aug. 1956Echo Lake 5 .04 33 Lat 28*06'20", 32.10 Sept. 1957 to (Church and Echo Lakes are connected. Levels

long 82036'15" Nov. 1958 shown for Church Lake are representative levelsat Echo Lake)

Ellen, Lake 6 .08 39 Lat 2803'32", 30.00 May 1946 to 41.74 Oct. 1, , 195 37.64 May 29, 1949long 8229.'45" Aug. 1956

Henna Lake 7 .05 Lat 28*08130", 30.00 June 1946 to 62.90 Aug. 20, 1953 57.72 June 10, 1949long 8226'50" Oct. 1955

Hobbs, Lake 8 .10 Lot 2809'50", 30.00 June 1946 to 68.10 Sept. 27, 1953 65.36 May 18, 1956long 82W28'00" Dec. 1958 (cont.)

SHutchins Lake 9 .03 4at 28e07'40", Arbitrary Apr. 1946 to 3.64 Sepb. 6; 1950 Below 0.9 many timeslong 82*29'15" Sept. 1952 (gage-heights, gage not tied into msl)

Keene, Lake 10 .05 Let 28*08'55", 30.00 Sept. 1946 to 63.50 Sept. 18, 1951j1 60.90 June 25, 1955long 82*26'55" Oct. 1955 Sept. 28, Oct. 2, 10, 1955

Keystone Lake 11 .96 41 Lat 28*08'05", 30.00 Apr. 1946 to 45.20 Aug. 23, 1949 58.51 June 8, 1949long 82*35'40" Dec. 1958 (cont.)

Magdalene, Lake 12 .36 47 Lat 28'04'55", 30.00 May 1946 to 50.74 Aug. 22, 1947 44.48 Mar. 17, 1957long 82°29'10" Dec. 1958 (cont.)

Platt, Lake 13 .10 49 Lat 28'05'55", 30.00 May 1946 to 51.38 Sept. 8, 1950 46.92 June 9, 1949long 82'28'55" Aug. 1956

Stemper, Lake 14 .20 Lat 28008'09", 30.00 May 1946 to 61.96 Sept. 27, 1955 58.68 July 14, 1949long 82'27'221 Dec. 1958 (cont.)

Thonotosasea, Lake 15 1.3 Lat 28004•04", 2.16 Sept. 1956 to 36.52 Aug. 9, 1957 34.85 June 21, 1958long 8•10

1'04" Dec. 1958

* Elevation of lake for surface area determination

TWble 5, InJoralloa an sn lected Springs to liilllborougb County

»:0 I, ldustrlel; U, uanuse4 P, PuLbll supply HI, recreartia7Aproait -te

lpr l Discharg elevtion Chr le(ureber an O r tto- (A tent U.e Remarks

751..21-A Lithlt County of illaborough Waitt ato. 17, bia 5,500 9-}0-58 8 l 1946 p Sprltg ud ru 600 toot org re *suberrgeT. 30 S., B. 21 E Nia 17,100 1.9-.57 O2 11: 7.56 at lood Sa.ge of A1e River, AMddLtI l

Avg 00,000 1934-58 eo 12.12.56 fpw meuremnte ln teble 4,1 51. 8-57

26 6-86. 5

751.21-2 LUtti* County of Kllsb.rougb t SW lsee. 17, 282 U- 7-56 8 400 tfat BE of 751-4U -A. Spring and runLithis T. 30 8., R, 21 E Mu 6,900 9-0-58 21 12-12.56 200 tefo lon uare submrgd at flood stiep

Min )50 13-3 22 5.26.57 of Alftia River, Addltional wsurwemntAvg 4,000 193 241 10. 5-57 In table 4.

26 6.26.58

752-217-A essier F. L. Ac•horly SVtfW aso. ,14, 500 -17-78 8 UT. 30 S., R. SO 2

75).218-A uckhorn U. S, Phosphorit aeta t seo. 9, Ia 6,200 8-19-58 3 14 6.26.8 IProducts Corp T. 50 2., a. 20 3 min 4,a00 6-20-58

Avg 5,400 1946.58

755.204-A Bolng P. C. Mar, Jr. SW•*mt soo. 25,T. 9p 8., a. 22 X 2,000 65 U

O 755ap29-A lu City of Tamp sre. 34, 50 5 L-4 6-10-58 U A complex of 2ax openin8$.0oi T. 29 B., 2. , 259 8-14.58

757-222-A Craft Mi. H. E. Herrlngton sisW • seao. 15, 150 8 250 6.6.58 U Water formrly bottled anm sold.Mineral T. 29 8., R. 19 ,

757-222.- DIsou• g Mr. H. Z. .erringtoon Swi•B i s. •3, 20 7 170 6-26.58 UT. 29 8., R. 19 2

757.22-A Oak Oak Park Drive-in NEWiW s»e. 17, 100 15 U 500 feet n of 757-a22-A. spring Is burlid,Theater T. 29 8., R. 19 5 dlishargse via oaoduit.

757.227-A Mbme City of Tempa .UldW see. 15, 300 5 ,4 9 -22 U High color formerly puble isupplyT. 29 So., R. 18 E 92 6- 4- for Tmw .

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800-220-A Eureka R. 8. Mtoore SaB i see. )1, 2,000 15 8 7-51-58 UT. 26 S., R. 20 E

00*-220-B Eureka R. 8. Moore Sll aWt a. 31, 200 15 U 200 teet SW of 800-220-A.T. 28 S., R. 20 E

800-21-A -- R. L Mbley SB•W•t se. 30, .,000 15 U 200 teft of Six Mile Creek and 100 feet VT. 28 ., R. 20 E of a drainage dithb.

800-221-• - . VB . Bovaie SEi• seea, 30, 1,000 15 U 0.15 adi of 800-221-A in bottno of Six MilT. 28 S., R. 20 E Creek.

800-226-A River Bend City of Tampa N wj 8 mc. 0, 1 5 22 6-10-58 UT. 28 S., 2. 19 5

Table 3. (Continued)

'•pproxtmat ChlorideSprin Discharge elevation contentNumber Name Owner Location gpm Date (feet ppm Date Use Remarks

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500.-26-3 -- Mrs. H. L. McGlammnry MSSEl sea. 30, 100 25 29 6-10-58 UT. 2d S., f. 19 E. 17 8-22-58

1I 1-29-59

00-227-A Lwry City of Tampa HWrSW sec. 25, 30 7 880 6- 6-58 U Very strong a2S odor, eulfurT. 28 S., R. 19 E. 980 5-22-58 deposits on curb.

980 1-29-59

00-227-B North Park E. A. Vaughn NWHWi see. 56 50 5 U Formerly supplied laundry.T. 28 S., E. 1 E.

800-254-A Jackson Henry Plouff SEf4 sec. 55, 5 5 1,400 9-26-57 UT. 28 S., r,. 17 E. 1,190 8-12.58

801-226-A 10th Street Mrs. Cecil Fink SWSWý sec. 19, 0 13 55 8-22-58 U Spring is diked to prevent flow.Sink T. 28 S., R. 19 E.

801-226-B -- City of Tampa NWhSWJ sea. 30, 15 . 29 6-1o-58 UT. 28 8., R. 19 E. 18 8-22-58

801-227-A Purity Purity Springs NtDaHWk see. 25L 500 7 21 2-17-58 PWater Co. T. 28 S., R. 1 2. 25 6-12-58

16 1-29-58

801.227-B Sulphur City of Tampa SWhNEt sac. 2S, Max 75,000 8- 5-45 7 212 9-20-56 R Average flow based onT. 28 S., R. 18 E. Min 5,800 2-12-54 500 10-25-57 79 measurements during period

Avg 57,000 237 6-19-58 1917-59.

801-227-C Richardson Hedrick Estate SWHEDe see. 25, 210 5 1,330 5-11-55 PT. 28 S., R. 18 E. 53 8-19-58

802-226-A Trinity A. J. Hanna SWSW} see. 18, - 14 31 8-22-58 Spring flowed from orifice intoT. 28 S., R. 19 E. pool--then out orifice on other

aide of pool; ceased flow 7-10-58following earthquake.

802-227-A Blue Sink Douglas McMichael SE.NWb sec. 13, 9,000 15 Spring flows from orifice intoT. 28 S., R, 18 E. pool--then out orifice on other

aide of pool.804-218-A -- Allen Paul, Jr. SEINW& see. 4, 20 30 U On east bank of Hlillsborough River,

T. 28 S., R. 20 S. 5 miles north of Cowhouse Creek.

805-219-A -- illiam Fink SEýSES sec. 29, 500 30 U SDring is 150 feet I1W ofT. 27 S., R. 20 E. coation corner.

808-205-A - W. A. Albritton SC1NE, sec. 15, -- 90 On south bank of Blackwater Crack,T. 27 S., R. 22 E. 50 feet vest of ccnal.

Table J1.Cheirnical Anl4)yas o Spring Wat.r

(Xolt; Number preceding sta;toa name ta location number on figure 2, and number fntlowing ita&ion name it spring number appearlng on tabl) 2)

Chemical analyses In pars per a il on except ipacitf:L cn uctn. p H, and colorDissolved Hardness Speciflt

solids as CaMc conduct-Mag. - o aGeO T-m-

of discharge Silica Iron tm alum Sodiuam sua bonate Sulfate ride ride trate phate cu- at magno carbon- Khoa ol- Aturecollection (ofa) (<0)1(o) r)(Ca) (Mg) (na) (K) (HOC) (580) (Cl) (F) (N0O) (P04) lated ao0c C tum ste at 25'C) pH or AsE ('r)

(17) LITHIA SPRIING AT LITHIA, VIA, (Major Spring) (751-213A)

No. 7, 196...I. 45.1 19 0.00o 8 12 14 132 81 22 -- 0.1 - 271 194 866 431 7.I 2 7Dec. 12........... 1 43.3 17 .00 58 12 8.0 130 74 20 - .0 -- 253 194 88 418 7. 4 76May 28, 1957...... I 46.9 15 .01 57 13 9.9 132 76 21 0.1 .0 0.0 257 196 88 419 7. --Oct. 1.." ........ -- 15 .01 61 91.2 128 86 24 .3 .2 .0 277 190 85 424 7.4 3 -June 24, 1958..... -- 15 .00 60 9.4 18 130 85 22 .3 .9 .05 275 188 82 434 7., 0 77

(17) LITHIA SPRINOG AT LITHIA, LA. (Minor Spring) (751-213B)

Nov. 7. 1956..... I 10.0 17 0.00 62 12 12 133 85 22 - 0.4 276 204 95 451 7., 2 76o. 12 ........... 12.0 20 .00 61 13 4.8 1

30 77 21 - .0 261 206 99 439 7. 3 -May 28, 1957...... I 13.0 16 .00 55 17 8,5 132 82 22 0.1 .9 266 207 99 439 7. 0 -

Oct. 6........... -- 14 .01 2 IS 15 133 85 I4 .4 . 278 200 90 433 7.4 2 76June 24, 1958..... - 14 .01 65 9.2 1 130 84 22 .3 .7 271 200 94 449 7.4 5 77

(18) 8ULPU•R 8PRIN0., VIA. (801-227B)

May 1, 1956....... 1 34.6 8.5 0.01 74 13 100 1.3 157 78 170 -- 0.2 - -- - - 110 901 7. 15 - -Sept. 20.......... 43.7 9.9 .02 80 17 115 -- 152 92 212 - .3 - 601 - 270 145 1070 7. 5 81Nov. 8............ 52.3 13 .02 77 13 110 - 148 79 200 -- .0 - 565 - 246 124 1030 7. 28 - 76De0. 17........... 55.6 14 .00 75 14 92 - 154 73 172 - .0 - 516 - 244 118 945 7. 7 - 7Ja 30, 1957...... 38.6 10 .01 78 14 98 - 160 74 182 0.1 .0 0.3 35 - 252 121 962 7. 7 74

Mar. 7 .......... I 47.5 11 .01 79 14 115 - 160 79 206 .0 .0 .1 583 - 254 124 1050 7. 6 - --Apr. 18.......... I 57.7 9.5 .00 78 13 109 - 155 82 193 .2 .1 .0 561 - 248 121 991 7. 5 - 75June 4............ 63.9 9.9 .02 74 15 109 - 148 79 198 .0 .5 .0 55 -- 246 124 984 7.4 5 - 76July 18........... 59.0 9.8 .01 73 13 106 - 150 71 190 .0 .0 .2 537 - 236 112 942 7. 2 - 76Aug. 28...........I 87.3 7.5 .03 64 15 116 - 58 77 245 .0 .0 .0 554 - 221 174 1080 6. 22 - -

Oct. 9............ 103 7.2 .05 61 14 123 - 102 74 222 .8 1.2 .2 553 - 210 126 1010 7. 37 - 76Oct. 21 (11 a.m.). 80.6 8.9 .05 67 8.0 104 3.2 126 70 200 .0 2.2 .3 526 583 200 96 962 7. 12 - 76Oot. 21(2:05 p.m.) 97.5 8.9 .02 69 13 115 -- 128 70 210 .2 2.1 .1 551 - 226 120 1030 7. 7 0.0 76Oct. 22 (7 a.m).. I 94.1 8.9 .01 86 25 224 - 134 110 410 .2 1.7 .0 932 - 318 208 1720 7. 6 .0 75Oct. 22(830 a.m.) I 101 8.9 .02 83 26 233 - 138 108 420 .2 1.8 .0 949 - 314 201 1720 7. 6 .0 75

Oct. 22(10:06s.a.) - 9.3 .04 90 31 230 7.4 132 118 450 .0 3.2 .3 1000 100 352 244 1810 7. 7 .0 75Oct. 23........... - 8.7 .01 98 29 254 - 164 112 470 .2 1.9 .1 1050 - 364 229 1990 7. 5 - 75Oct. 25(11l450a..) I 9..2 9.6 .02 76 43 271 - 148 122 00 .2 1.8 . 0 1100 -- 366 245 2060 7. 3 .0 75Oct. 25(1:15 p.m.) I 53.3 25 .01 91 23 226 - 138 108 415 .2 2.9 .1 959 - 322 208 1740 7. 7 .0 76NOT. 26........... 1 57.1 9.7 .01 74 13 108 - 144 68 201 .2 .4 .0 545 - 238 120 1030 7. 3 .0 76

Jan. 2, 1958...... 1.8 29 .01 42 8.5 - 20 0 - 18 3.8 .0 4.6 196 - 140 124 341 6. 55 .1C 75Feb. 27........... 1 67.3 9.0 .00 83 10 120 - 145 85 214 .1 .1 .06 592 - 248 129 1070 7. 5 - 74Apr. 24........... I 67.2 9.4 .01 80 13 131 - 147 90 229 .2 .3 .04 625 - 23 132 1120 7.3 5 - 75June 19........... 44.8 10 .00 74 13 102 - 152 76 182 . .1 .12 532 - 238 114 967 7.1 2 .0 75Aug. 19........... 79.2 9.7 .00 78 16 132 - 148 237 .1 .4 .05 634 -- 260 139 160 7.1 5 .0 76Oct. 14.......... I 56.4 9.9 .00 78 13 123 - 144 85 218 .2 .4 .03 599 - 248 130 599 7. 5 .0 76

Table 3. (Continued)

Chemical analyses in parts per million except specific conductance, pH, and color--ContinuedDissolved Hardness Specificsolids as CaC0s conduct-

Nag- Po- anceu Tam-Date Mean Cal- ne- tas- Bica- Cblo- luo- Ni- Phos Cal- Residue Calcium, Non- (micro- per-of discharge Silica Iron ciu sum Sodium slum bonate Sulfate ride ride trate phat cu- at magne- carbon- mhos Col- ature

collection (cfs) (810.) (Fe) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (K) (COS) (804) (Cl) (F) (NO3) (P0 4 ) lated 180C slum ate at 25"C) pH or ABS ("F)

BUCKHORN SPRING, FLA. (753-218A)

Apr. 26, 1956..... | 1.9 0.01 56 11 15 0.7 135 66 24 0.4 0.0 I 74 I 414 8.3 1 5

IEUREA SPRINGS, FLA. (759-220A)

May 1 1956....... I 1.0 11 0. 60 6.9 4.9 0.4 18 46 8. 0.3 0o. 216 178 48 361 7.9 20 75July 1, 1958..... 13 .01 60 6.0 4.7 .3 159 41 8.0 .1 .1 0.1 211 228 174 44 327 7.5 4 75

PURITY SPRINGS, FLA. (801-227A)

July 20, 1923..... 8.9 0.07 45 3.4 6.0 142 3.6 11 -- 0.3 157 126 -- - - -May 1, 1956....... 1.2 9.7 .01 55 3.6 14 .7 164 12 24 -- 4.5 - - 18 407 7.4 10Feb. 17, 1958..... 9.8 .05 52 4.9 5.5 137 12 21 0.1 9. 0.0 225 10 38 300 7.5 0May 26............ -- - - - 6.3 - - - 295 -Jan. 29, 1959 .... 5.8 -- 56 3.0 4.4 139 16 22 .0 - 175 -- 12 38 363 7.6 3 75

0- PALMA CEIA SPRINGSi-FM. (755-229A)

Aug. 26, 1923..... 17 0.1 10 15 100 249 29 231 o0. 6953 334 -- I--May 2, 1956....... 0.5 15 .02 95 10 84 2.5 192 28 168 0.2 .0 - 120 932 7.9 5Apr. 1, 1957...... - - 82 6.3 -- 170 - - -- 232 62 7.3

LOWRY SPRINGS, FLA. (800-227A)

Jan. 29, 1959..... 12 1 162 47 1 29 1 2 01 192 980 I0.0 020 598 433 3640 7.5 51 76

UNNAMED SPRING, FLA. (800-226B)

Jan. 29, 1959..... 68 1.6 3.9 1 174 16 18 0.0 206 176 34 386 [7.7 11 75

RICHARDSON SPRING, FLA. (801-227C)

May 11, 1955...... I I I I 330 540 1 390 1 7.2

E Discharge estimated

1 Result of discharge measurement

Table 4. Measured Flow of Selected Springs

(Note: lumber preceding spring name refers to location In figure 2)

(16) ucthorn Spring near Riverview (753-218A

Buckhorn Creek PumPage TotalDats Belwc spring Above spring fram spring spring flow

mv 1, 1946 - - - 11.0

Apr. 25, 1956 9.58 2.61 - * 6.77

Sept. 25, 1956 34.6 26.9 4.36 12.1

ow1. 7, 1956 9.72 2.50 4.63 11.8

DI. 18, 1956 - - 4.46 13.0

Jan. 30, 1957 8.60 2.55 4.55 10.6

Mar. 12, 1957 10.5 3.94 4.40 11.0

Apr. 24, 1957 9.72 3.07 3.95 10.6

Jine 4, L957 12.6 3.23 4.30 13.7

July 18, 1957 12.4 3.20 4.30 13.5

Aug. 28, 1957 13.8 5.68 4.30 12.4

act. o1, 1957 16.2 7.76 4.85 15.3

Nov. 25, 1957 11.8 3.18 4.35 13.0

Jan. 3, 1958 11.5 3.79 4.72 12.4

Apr. 29, 1958 12.5 4.83 3.61 11.3

June 20, 1958 8.84 2.91 3.70 9.63

Aug. 19, 1958 20.6 11.o 4.15 13.8

oct. r, 1958 13.6 4.01 4.01 13.6

*Pumpaeg not included

(17) Lithia Springs near Lithia (751-213A and 751-215B)

Major spring Minor spring Total flowIDate (751-213A) (751-215B) of springs

Jan. 8, 1934 47.8 1.00 48.8

Apr. 9, 1935 38. 8.95 47.4

Nov. l8, 1941 39.6 11.9 51.5

Apr. 13, 1943 38.4 .79 39.8

Apr. 30, 1946 53-2 11,0 64.2

June 18, 1954 44.0 9.64 53.6

Apr. 25, 1956 39.7 8.37 48.1

ept. 25, 1956 42.5 9.08 51.6

Nov. 7, 1956 45.1 10.0 55.1

Dec. 12, 1956 43.3 12.0 55.3

an- 29, 1957 38.1 9.37 47.5

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Table 4. (Continued)

(17) Lithia Springs near Lithia (751-213A and 751-213B) - continued

Major spring Minor spring Total flowDate (751-213A) (751-2135B) of springs

May 28, 1957 46.9 13.0 59.9

Nov. 19, 1957 54.7 12.8 67.5

Dec. 31, 1957 45.8 12.1 57.9

Feb. 25, 1958 44.4 12.8 57.2

June 17, 1958 50.4 12.0 62.4

Sept. 30, 1958 56.8 15.4 72.2

(18) Sulphur Springs at Sulphur Springs (801-227B)

Discharge Discharge Discharge DischargeDate (cfs) (mgd) Date (cfs) (ngd)

Feb. 24, 1917 35.5 22.9 Dec. 8, 1932 38.7 25.0

Feb. 6, 1929 25.8 16.7 Jan. 3, 1933 39.6 25.6

May 9, 1930 92.3 59.7 Feb. 15, 1933 37.7 24.4

Feb. 6, 1931 46.1 29.8 Mar. 8, 1933 41.5 26.8

Mar. 18, 1931 80.0 51.7 Apr. 4, 1933 44.9 29.0

Apr. 6, 1931 69.8 45.1 May 4, 1933 56.8 36.7

May 6, 1931 72.0 46.5 June 5, 1933 40.6 26.2

June 24, 1931 54.2 35.0 July 6, 1935 43.5 28.1

July 17, 1931 31.0 20.0 Aug. 2, 1933 82.6 53.4

Aug. 8, 1931 40.5 26.2 Oct. 18, 1933 57.4 37.1

Sept. 3, 1931 38.4 24.8 Dec. 4, 1933 41.1 26.6

Sept. 13, 1931 51.4 33.2 Jan. 8, 1934 31.1 20.1

Oct. 7, 1931 74.6 48.2 Feb. 12, 1934 12.9 * 8.34

Nov. 12, 1931 58.8 38.0 Mar. 19, 1934 29.2 18.9

Dec. 4, 1931 44.7 28.9 Apr. 16, 1934 47.9 31.0

Jan. 9, 1932 51.0 33.0 May 4, 1934 27.7 17.9

Feb. 12, 1932 54.1 35.0 . June 11, 1934 34.1 22.0

Mar. 10, 1932 39.4 25.5 Apr. 5, 1935 20.8 13.4

Apr. 7, 1932 24.7 16.0 Aug. 3, 1945 163 105

June 8, 1932 23.6 15.3 Aug. 6, 1945 154 99.5

July 6, 1932 49.1 31.7 Aug. 15, 1945 110 71.1

Aug. 4, 1932 34.6 22.4 Oct. 5, 1945 102 65.9

Sept. 9, 1932 48.8 31.5 Mar. 12, 1946 70.4 45.5

Oct. 4, 1932 26.6 17.2 May 2, 1946 48.3 31.2

Nov. 16, 1932 38.2 24.7 Nov. 8, 1946 65.3 42.2

11

Table 4. (Continued)

(18) Sulphur Springs at Sulphur Springs (801-227B) - continued)

Discharge Dscharge Diacharge DischargeDate (cfr) (seo) Date (cfs) (mgd)

Mr 1, 1956 34.6 22.4 Oct. 22, 1957 94.1 60.8

June 19, 1956 40.7 26.3 Oct. 22, 1957 101 65.3 -

Aug. 8, 1956 39.3 25.4 Oct. 25, 1957 91.2 58.9 **

Sept. 20, 1956 43.7 28.2 Oct. 25, 1957 5353 34.4 *

Nov. 8, 1956 52.3 33.8 Nov. 26, 1957 57.1 36.9

Dec. 17, 1956 55.5 35.9 Jan. 2, 1958 51.8 33.5

Jan. 30, 1957 38.6 24.9 Feb. 27, 1958 67.3 13.5

Mar. 7, 1957 47.5 30.7 Apr. 24, 1958 67.2 13.1

Apr. 18, 1957 57.7 37.3 June 19, 1958 44.8 29.0

June 1i, 1957 63.9 10.0 Aug. 19, 1958 79.2 51.2

JU~l 18, 1957 59.0 37.0 Oct. 14, 1958 56.1 36.5

Aug. 28, 1957 87.3 54.7 Dec. 5, 1958 54.8 35.4

Oct- 9, 1957 103 66.6 Jan. 30, 1959 44.5 28.8

Cct. 21, 1957 80.6 52.1 ** May 21, 1959 79.1 51.1

Oct. 21, 1957 97.5 63.0

* Made iure very unfavorable conditions* Pegul1ated

12

Table 5. Streamflow RecordsIdent. oGage Drainage Idean Ectremes

Streamflov no. Location datum area Discharge Maximum discharge Minimum dichargegaging station name fig. 2 of gage (t mel) Period of record (sq mi) (cfe) (cfa) (oas)

Alafia River at Lithia 19 Lat 27'52'19", 9.86 Jas. 1953 to 335 350 19,500 Sept. 7, 1933 6.6 June.5, 6, 1945long 8212'41" Dec. 1958 (cont.)

Blackwater Creek near lnights 20 Lat 28*08'25", 70.56 Jan. 1951 to 110 84.1 1,800 Sept. 27, 1953 0.7 May 25, 1952long 82'09'00" Dec. 1958 (cont.)

Brooker Creek near Odessa 11 Lat 28'08'15", 30.00 April 1946 to 10 7.46 180 Aug. 23, 1949 No flow many dayslong 8235'40" June 1956

Bullfrog Creek near Wimauma 21 Let 27047'30", 0.00 Sept. 1956 to 29.1 958 Apr. 16, 1958 No flow Jne 4, 5,long 82'21

109" Oct. 1958 7, 10-21, 1958

Cypress Creek 22 Lat 28*o4'53", 31.58 May 1956 to (Periodicnear Sulphur Springs long 82'24'1" Mar. 1959 measurements - see table 9)

Drainage ditch at Beares Ave., 23 Let 28'05'15", 30.00 July 1946 to 12 107 observed No flow many daysnear Sulphuir Springs long 82*27'55" Sept. 1956 Sept. 23, 27, 1947

lint Creek near thonotosassa 15 Let 28'04'04" 32.16 Sept. 1956 to 60 317 Aug. 9, 1957 No flow June 7-24,long 82'16'04" Dec. 1958 1958

Hanna Lake Outlet near Lutz 7 Lat 28'08'i0", 30.00 April 1946 to 2.44 46 Sept. 24, 1947 No flow many dayslong 82'26'35" Sept. 1951.

Hillaborough River near Harney 24 Let 28'03'15", 19.14 October 1933 to 630 546 11,700 June 20, 1934 46 observed! ' long 82'21'52" Dec. 1939 Apr. 29, 1938

Hillsborough River near Tampa 25 Let 28001'25", 0.00 Oct. 1938 to 650 586 9,690 July 28.30, No flow Nov. 30 tolong 82025'40" Sept. 1958 (cont.) 1945 Dec. 2, 1945

Prior to establishment of gage 16,500 measured Sept. 9, 1933Hllsborough River 26 Let 2809', 33.28 Oct. 1939 to 220 268 5,920 observed 48 observed

near Zephyrhills long 82*14' Sept. 1958 (cont.) Sept. 19, 1947 June 11-17, 1945Hutchins Lake Outlet near Lute 9 Let 28'07'40", Arbitrary April 1946 to 2.7 1.45 28 Aug. 14, 1947 No flow many days

long 82*29'15" Sept. 1952Little ,Mnatee River 27 Let 27'40'15", 2.17 March 1939 to 145 176 9,450 June 24, 1945 1.2 June 6, 7, 1945

near Winauma long 82*21'10" Sept. 1958 (cont.)North Prong Alafia River 28 Let 27'53'01", 38.56 May 1950 to 175 147 3,890 Sept. 7, 1950 3.6 May 17, 1952

near Keysvlle long 82'06'01" Sept. 1958 (cont.)Pemberton Creek near Dover 29 Let 28*01'34", 53.04 Aug. 1956 to 24 258 Aug. 6, 1957 1.1 Oct. 18, 1958

long 82*14'12" Dec. 1958Rocky Creek 50 Let 28*02'23", -0.15 Jan. 1953 to 35 31.8 697 Sept. 27, 1953 0.4 May 12-16,

near Sulphur Springs long 82834'31" Dec. 1958 (cont.) June 9, 10, 1955

Simile Creek at Tampa 31 Lat 27"57'59", 0.00 Sept. 1956 to 28 822 Feb. 26, 1958 14 dailylong 82a22'07" Dec. 1958 (cont.) Dec. 21-23, 1956

Sweetwater Creek 32 Let 28'02'33" 30.68 Oct. 1951 to 6.4 4.65 85 Aug. 9) 1957 No flow many daysnear Sulphur Springs long 8230'44" Sept. 1958 (cont.)

Table 6, Chrnic.l Aralyoes Li Str8:i W*a r

(Hotel Numbers precud4ing itroe n*aes refor to ncati on an flgure 3)

Chemical analye s in part peor mll.ion except apecfl

c conductance .pJ!2H nd colorDIis piolved Hardness spectl

solids as CQO, conduct-M4g- Po- I "e Tom

Date Mens al ns- tas- lear- Chiao fluo. Ni. Phos Cal- Resldue Caloium, Non. (mioro- per-of discharge Silit Iron lum slum Sodium lum bonat Sulfate rid rid de trate phate cu- at magsn- carbono abo Col- aiture

colloetion (cfs) (810,) (FO) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (X) (100,) (804) (CI) (F) (NO.) (P04) lated 180'C uiim te at 2'C) pH or AS (*F)

(27) LITTL8 MANATEE RIVER NEAR WIMAUMA, FLA.

Sept. 24, 196,... -57 6.8 0,08 4,4 1.7 4.1 -- 10 1.8 12 -- 0.2 -. ~ 35s - 18 10 so .2 120Oct 1-10.......... 347 5.4 .20 3,6 1,9 5,1 0.3 6 2.2 11 0.4 .3 - 33 73 17 12 55 ,0 250Oct, 11-20........ 95.8 6.7 22 3.4 ,1 5.1 .3 9 2.0 16 .4 .2 - 41 66 17 10 60 .5 250Oct. 21-31,,...... 69.6 6.7 .18 4.4 1.8 53 .2 11 1.5 11 . . 1 - 37 60 18 10 64 .7 180Nov. 1-10.......... 24.5 7. .15 .2 2.3 5.0 .2 18 2.2 12 .4 .1 - 44 53 22 8 70 .8 110

Nov. 11-20........ 20.3 7.5 .11 4.8 2.4 4.6 .2 20 2.5 10 .4 .1 - 43 43 22 6 68 B.9 65Nov. 21-30........ 17.6 7.3 ,11 5.6 2.1 4.6 .2 21 3.2 9.0 .4 .1 - 43 40 22 6 70 .8 60Dec. 1-10......... 18.3 9.4 .10 .4 2.1 4.3 .2 21 2.8 9.5 .3 .1 - 44 36 22 6 I 7 3.8 IDe, 11-20.. ...... 16.2 6.8 .10 .0 2.3 4.3 .2 22 2.2 95 . .1 - 42 37 22 4 68 7.1 55Dec. 21-31....... 19.1 7.0 .12 4.8 2.4 4.3 .3 21 2. 8.8 .4 .1 - 41 41 22 5 67 .0 7

Jan. 1-10 1957... 17.6 6.0 .08 4.8 2.4 4.4 .3 21 2.5 9.8 .3 .1 -- 41 42 22 5 68 s .9 s6Jan. 11-26....... 18.7 6.0 .10 5.0 2.7 4.3 .3 22 2.8 9.8 .3 .1 - 42 39 24 68 .9 70

SJan. 21-31.......... 52.7 7. .07 4.8 2.9 .4 .3 13 8.0 12 2 . 2 1.2 50 75 24 14 83 ,8 70Feb. 1-10......... 20.1 7.2 .08 4.8 2.9 5.5 .2 18 5.2 10 .3 .2 1.0 46 66 24 9 78 .1 75

Feb. 11-20........ 16.6 5.9 .07 4.4 3.2 4.9 .1 21 3.5 9.0 .2 .3 1.4 43 56 24 7 74 .1 65oeb. 21-28........ 94.0 7.4 .26 4.0 2.7 5.9 .3 11 6.5 11 .2 .3 .8 45 77 21 12 72 .8 130

Mar. 1-10......... 298 6.1 .10 5.2 1.0 6.7 .4 7 6.8 13 .3 .3 .9 44 88 17 12 76 .0 180MNa. 11-20........ 85.6 6.3 .18 3.2 2.2 6.1 .1 10 4.8 12 .2 .5 1.3 42 62 17 9 69 .6 160Mar. 21-31........ 1111 5.7 .12 3.2 2.2 5.8 .1 9 4.8 11 .2 .5 1.2 39 67 17 10 66 .5 170Apr. 1-10......... 260 4.1 .12 3.6 2.8 5.6 .5 7 5.2 11 .3 .2 1.2 38 67 20 15 63 .4140

Apr. 11-20........ 101 5.8 .17 4.0 1.8 5.9 .5 10 5.8 11 .3 .5 1.2 42 68 18 10 66 .8 110Apr. 21-30........ 40.7 6.7 .15 5.2 1.8 5.6 .4 17 5.8 10 .4 .1 1.3 46 57 20 6 73 .2 90May 1-10.......... 80.7 5.5 .10 3.8 1.6 5.3 .4 10 5.5 10 .2 .2 1.2 39 65 16 8 63 .8 120May 11-20......... 391 3.9 .07 2.4 2.2 4.6 .4 4.8 12 .6 .0 0 35 59 15 8 52 .0 130Nay 21-31.......... 67.1 5.9 .17 4.2 1.6 4.9 .4 14 3.5 12 .4 .2 0 40 67 17 6 66 .7 120

June 1-10, 1957... 111 5.2 0.09 3.6 1.7 4.4 0.4 12 4.5 10 0.3 0.2 0 36 6 16 6 60 .6 100June 11-19........ 108 5.8 .08 3.4 1.9 4.9 .4 11 4.5 10 .4 .2 0 37 59 16 8 61 .3 120June 20-29........ 761 3.5 .07 2.0 1.3 3.1 .4 5 4.2 6.2 .2 .7 0 24 51 10 6 39 .9 110July 1-10.......... 226 4.6 .10 2.4 1.5 3.8 .4 7 4.2 9.0 .2 .1 0 30 54 12 6 48 .0 130July 11-20........ 171 4.9 .08 2.2 1.7 3.9 .2 8 3.5 9.0 .4 .1 0 30 55 12 6 47 .2 150

July 21-31........ 313 4.1 .08 2.4 1.5 3.4 .4 7 3.0 9.2 .3 .1 0 28 53 12 6 42 .0140Aug. 1-10......... 1206 3.5 .06 2.0 1.0 3.3 .4 6 2.8 7.2 .3 .1 0 24 45 j 9 4 38 .7130Aug. 11-20........ 197 5.4 .10 3.2 1.0 3.7 .4 9 3.5 9.0 .4 .1 0 31 0 12 4 46 .2130Aug. 21-31........ 64.8 6.6 .09 3.6 2.7 4.2 .3 11 4.5 8.0 .2 .6 - 36 55 20 11 53 .8 90Sept. 1-10........ 155 5.3 .07 2.6 1.9 4.3 .6 10 4.0 8.5 .3 .4 -- 33 8 14 6 52 .4110

Sept. 11-20....... 204 2.0 .08 2.8 1.1 4.1 .4 8 3.2 8.2 .2 .5 - 26 58 12 5 46 .1 20Sept. 21-30....... 327 4.3 .08 2.8 1.3 4.0 .7 7 2.8 7.5 .2 .4 - 27 50 12 7 46 .9 110

Time-weighted 120averg....... 171 8 0.11 3.8 2.0 4.8 0.3 12 3.9 10 0.3 0.2 -- -- 57 18 8 61

Table 6. (Continued)

Chemical analyses in parts per million except specific conductance, pB, and color--ContinuedDissolved Eardness Specific

solids as CaC3 conduct-a Po- anc Te-

Date Mean Cal- - ta- Bicar- o- N- Phos- Cal- esidue Calu, Non- ( •icro- per-of discharge Silica Iran olum slum Sodium sium bonate Sulfate ride ride trat phate cu- at magne- carbon- hos Col- ature

collection (fs ) (810,) (Fe) (C) () (Na) (K) (HC 3 ) (50s) (Cl) (7) (NO) (PO4) lated 180'C saum ate at 28C) pH or AB8 (pF)

(27) LITTLE MANATEE RIVER NEAR WIMAUMA, FLA.--Continued

Oct. 1-10, 197... 842 3.9 0.12 2.0 1.2 3.5 0.6 6 2. 7.0 0.2 0.4 -- 24 53 10 5 41 .9 140 -Oct. 11-20........ 81.8 6.1 .09 3.4 1.7 4.4 .4 12 3.5 8.0 .3 .3 -- 34 84 16 6 57 .5 110 -Oct. 21-31........ . 34.2 6I. .07 3.8 2.2 4.4 .4 1s 3.5 8.2 .3 .2 - 37 52 18 6 63 8.7 1 --Nov. 19........... 40 6.6 .08 16 2.4 4.8 -- 50 5.5 9.2 .3 .0 0.8 71 - 50 9 123 .2 605 .16Dec. 31........... 139 8.4 .01 52 4.5 7.8 - 154 20 12 .3 .0 .2 181 - 148 22 321 7.9 27 .04

Feb. 25, 1958..... 63 17 .05 4.0 1.3 5.1 - 11 3.8 9.2 .2 .0 .88 47 - 16 6 60o .6 70 -Apr. 22........... 156 6.9 .07 3.4 .9 3.4 - 9 2.0 6.5 .2 .1 1.5 29 - 12 4 46 6.3 120 -June 17........... 13 4.3 .04 4.0 2.8 4.9 1.0 19 3.2 7.0 .5 .0 1.2 38 43 22 6 9 6.6 35 -Aug. 12........... 905 4.0 .09 2.8 .7 2.2 .6 5 .8 4.0 .3 .0 .63 19 55 10 6 39 5.4 150 -

(21) BULLFROG CREEK NEAR WIMAUMA, FLA.

Sept. 24, 1956.... .0 3.9 0.02 4.0 1.7 7.4 8 7.5 13 -- 0.0 - 41 17 10 70 .0 200 -- Nov. 1............ 3.2 4.8 .10 4.0 1.9 6.2 9 4.2 14 -- .1 - 40 18 10 74 1.2 140 -

SDe. 12............ .6 1.9 .04 5.6 2.9 5.3 13 7.0 14 -- .0 -- 43 26 16 89 .5 80 --Jan 22, 1957...... 12 2.5 .06 4.6 2.6 8.3 12 9.5 14 0.2 .1 - 48 22 12 91 .7 85 --Mar. 6............ 84 5.4 .10 3.8 2.1 9.2 6 8.8 18 .1 .0 0.53 49 18 13 87 .6 150 --

Apr. 17........... 9.2 3.5 .09 2.8 1.7 6.9 6 3.0 13 .3 .5 .47 35 14 9 66 .0 110 -May 28............. 4.9 4.5 .04 2.6 1.7 6.7 6 5.0 12 .1 .3 .49 36 14 8 60 .6 120 -July 17........... 5.8 3.1 .13 2.4 1.2 4.8 7 2.0 9.5 .0 .0 .48 27 11 6 50 .6 120 -Aug. 26........... 10 5.5 .13 3.4 1.7 5.1 9 3.0 11 .1 .0 .36 35 16 8 61 .9 150 --Oct. 1............ 102 4.6 .10 2.8 .7 5.8 9 2.5 8.0 .3 .2 .32 30 10 2 47 .0 180 -

Nov. 19........... 1.9 3.1 .04 3.6 2.2 6.4 12 3.8 12 .3 .1 .1 38 18 8 72 .7 80 .02Dec. 31........... 15 4.4 .03 4.0 1.5 6.7 6 4.5 14 .3 .0 .61 39 16 11 82 .9 150 --Feb. 25, 1958..... 7.3 3.7 .04 4.0 1.2 6.7 7 4.8 13 .2 .2 .27 38 15 10 74 .2 65 -Apr.. 22........... 25 3.3 .02 3.2 1.0 3.4 8 2.5 7.0 .2 .0 .37 25 12 6 48 .1 190Aug. 12........... 79 5.1 .14 3.2 .9 3.4 5 1.5 7.8 .3 1.1 1.06 27 12 8 50 .4 190 -Sept 30........... 4.8 6.9 .12 2.4 1.7 4.6 4 3.0 11 .3 .2 .42 33 13 10 s9 1.5 160 .09

(19) ALAFIA RIVER AT LITHIA, FLA.

Sept. 26, 1986.... 369 19 0.02 31 7.9 3.4 - 29 71 14 -- 0.4 -- 11 -- 110 86 262 7. 100Nov. 1 .......... 118 34 .06 62 8.1 - -- 22 131 12 - .1 19 277 -- 188 170 422 6. 5Dec. 12........... 73 59 .06 78 11 - - 21 169 11 - .0 28 366 - 240 222 518 6. 15Jan. 29, 197.... 153 31 .01 45 8.1 19 - 14 111 15 3.8 .2 40 280 - 146 134 345 6. 45Mar. 6............ 437 25 .05 26 6.1 - - 12 20 15 6.0 .0 21 104 - 90 80 235 6. 85

Apr. 23........... 297 18 .11 25 5.2 5.3 - 16 3 12 .0 .0 22 136 - 84 71 213 6.7 90June 3............ 372 22 .03 33 6.9 9.2 1.6 8 59 11 3.7 .3 38 134 - 111 104 256 6. 60July 9........... 256 24 .10 33 6.9 8.2 .8 11 57 10 3.6 .3 29 178 - 111 102 253 6. 90Aug. 22............ 433 26 .02 -- - -- 10 86 9.5 9.0 .1 32 225 - -- - 296 6. 55Oct. 1-10......... 1404 15 .25 18 8.1 7.4 1.1 21 33 9.8 2.5 .2 14 116 134 66 49 164 6. 90

Tibhl 6, (Cuntinuvd)

-__ __ ___wCh itlnl ulyiipm*in pCrlB.pa»' aii4tal Xyupt Npuulrl conginiutjIi .p nd iu urt u-o-Contljnugd _i_IwUigaeolved Hmarlnsi BpUeVt i

uoltd ao cc•C0 oaondo4t-MUy- po- ane Tom-

Date Mean Cal- ne- tia- lcsar- Chlo- Fluo- Ni- Plhoa- CaR- Resdue Calotuno , Non- (mltro- per-of dicoharge Btla Iron olium sil Sodtunals um bonatu Sulfate rid rid. trate phato au- at m•gne- Parbon. phose 01- Iture

collection (o) () (1Oa) (fe) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (K) (HCO1) (804) (CI) (F) (NO$) (PO0) iJted 1BO*C etum te a at 5C) pH or ABBS (F)

(18) ALAFIA RIVER AT LITHIA, FLA,--Continued

Oct. 11-20....,... 295 20 ,16 30 6,6 9,2 ,O S 58 12 3.0 ,S 24 175 186 102 84 244 6,E 55

0t, 21-31,,.. 166 24 ,07 43 8,4 9,8 1,0 29 76 14 3.2 .4 20 223 238 142 118 308 6, 45

NOV. 1-10,,,,., 128 31 ,03 62 9,1 10 1,0 16 110 14 3,3 .0 52 309 310 192 179 415 6, 40NoV 11-20,,,,,,.. 127 37 .01 78 12 11 1,2 9 162 15 3.4 .1 61 385 402 244 236 502 6, 25Nov, 21-30,,,,,... 132 40 .01 79 16 13 1,3 6 168 16 3,5 .1 82 419 431 263 258 532 6.S 3

Dec, 1-10,,,,... 1566 32 01 63 20 12 1.2 3 155 17 3.5 .1 70 375 387 239 236 490 6.4 30Dee, 11-20...... 144 31 ,03 68 14 13 2 3 14 135 18 3.4 .0 65 366 369 227 216 483 6. 30Dec, 21-30........ 221 32 .03 57 13 12 1.8 10 129 18 3.4 .1 63 334 337 196 188 432 6, 40Doc, 31-Jan, 1-10,

195 ............ 353 34 .07 43 ,5 14 1.8 29 76 19 3.0 ,2 41 252 254 130 106 322 6 655Jan, 11-20........ 329 36 ,04 49 6.2 16 1.8 23 87 20 5,0 .3 40 281 279 148 129 364 6. 44

Jan. 21-31........ 112 22 .06 24 6,6 12 1.6 26 49 16 3.0 .5 24 170 170 87 66 233 6,1 65Feb. 1-10......... 416 21 .06 29 7.4 12 1.2 23 57 17 3,0 .3 27 186 197 103 84 263 6. 50Feb. 11-19........ 307 29 .06 43 5,0 13 1.2 19 75 20 3.5 .3 41 240 233 128 112 320 6. 40Feb. 20-28........ 707 24 ,06 35 5.2 12 1.2 7 67 18 3,0 .3 33 192 206 109 104 277 6. 50Mar. 1-10......... 1089 18 .00 26 5.1 12 1.4 22 44 18 2.5 .4 26 164 174 86 68 230 6. 90

Mar. 11-20, 1988. 534 24 0.15 31 6.0 13 1.3 26 52 18 3.0 0.5 31 193 200 102 80 250 6., 85

Mar. 21-31 ....... 800 19 .11 26 6,8 11 .9 28 49 16 2.5 .5 24 169 179 89 66 232 6. 85

Apr. 1-15......... 588 20 .15 29 5.0 12 1.0 27 48 10 2.5 .4 23 170 186 03 71 245 6.7 90

Apr. 18-30........ 801 20 ,16 29 4,3 10 .7 29 51 14 3.0 .1 28 174 176 90 66 231 6. 80

May 1-10......... 189 36 .09 53 5.4 1,5 .7 28 93 20 4.0 .7 51 293 288 154 131 380 6.7 45

May 11-20......... 327 40 .10 40 8.0 15 .8 .6 78 19 3.5 .5 41 259 266 133 111 333 6.7 65May 21-31......... 245 32 .08 54 5.7 14 1.0 21 90 22 4.0 .5 54 287 284 158 141 380 6. 50June 1-10......... 98.4 62 .01 100 6.9 17 1.0 12 172 22 -- .2 110 497 484 278 268 590 6. 15June 11-22........ 87.5 77 .02 117 19 19 1.3 9 222 18 .3 170 658 659 370 362 735 5. 20June 23-28....... 261 40 .0 58 8.1 17 1.0 17 108 26 - .7 63 330 329 178 164 427 6. 45

June 29-July 10... 637 28 .20 31 4.7 10 .8 17 54 14 3.0 .5 34 183 197 97 83 239 6.4 150

July 11-20........ 193 40 .01 46 11 14 .8 0 79 18 --i .2 80 269 306 160 160 372 6. 65

July 21-31........ 135 54 .03 84 8,4 17 1.0 0 131 21 - .2 146 478 475 243 243 542 6. 45

Aug. 1-10 ......... 258 6 .13 90 .2 16 1.4 2 156 16 - .3 140 499 496 274 272 141 5. 66Aug. 11-20........ 786 28 .21 40 4.9 10 1.1 4 55 14 9.0 .2 50 214 241 112 108 274 6. 120

Aug. 21-31,...... 279 33 .15 60 7.5 13 1.3 4 89 18 10 .2 63 287 288 156 152 351 6.5 s8Sept. 1-10........ 683 21 .18 34 5.6 12 1.4 0 53 18 6. .3 43 195 210 108 108 261 6. 90

Sept, 11-20....... 260 30 .19 50 4.6 16 1.3 2 75 24 11 .2 65 278 286 144 142 360 6. 80

Sept. 21-30....... 172 40 .08 56 11 16 1.2 0 93 21 14 . 2 78 330 345 184 184 424 6. 45

ie-weig..h.... 415 33 0.09 50 8.0 13 1.2 16 92 17 3.8 0.3 57 145 362 - 61

Oct. 1, 1957..... 1220 1 0.09 22 3.4 6.0 16 33 8.0 4.4 0.1 15 115 69 56 12 . 110Nov. .........I 134 40 .0 63 12 2 122 14 6.7 .0 43 302 206 205 47 7 28Dec. 31........... 287 9.5 .01 77 14 14 150 78 207 .2 .0 0 674 250 126 1060 7.Feb. 25, 1956..... 207 17 .01 47 6.2 8.3 7 82 19 3.2 .0 48 234 143 138 333 ,. 30IApr. 17........... 2480 6.3- -- - - 6.O 0.2 27 5 0 3.1 -- 9.1 -- 1 8 23 g_ - a.

Table 6. (Continued)

Chemical analyses in parts per million except specific conductance, pH, and color--Continued." ~ Dissolved Hardness Specific

i*I solide as CaCO, conduct-Mag- o- e ance Tem-

Date Mean Cal- ne- tas- Bicar- Chlo- Fluo- Ni- Phos- Cal- Residue Calcium, Non- (micro- per-of discharge Silica Iron cium sium Sodium sium bonate Sulfate ride ride trate phate ou- at magne- carbon- mhos Col- ature

collection (acW ) (i10o) (Fe) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (K) (HCO3 ) (804) (Cl) (F) (NO3 ) (l•O) lated 180C sium ate at 250C) pH or ABS (S°)

(31) SIXMILE CREEK AT TAMPA, FLA.

Sept. 25, 1956.... 45 11 0.02 58 6.2 12 130 65 15 0- 2 -- 231 170 64 371 .5 20 -"Nov. 2............ 21 13 .01 66 7.7 11 162 62 16 -- .0 -- 256 196 63 403 .2 9 --Dec. 10........... 16 15 .00 75 8.0 7.8 168 74 16 -- .0 -- 279 220 82 452 .6 9 --Jan. 22, 1957..... 31 10 .06 86 10 15 168 119 18 0.2 .3 0.3 342 256 118 632 .9 20 -Mar. 4............ 49 2.0 .02 46 6.6 12 88 60 17 1.4 4.2 1.3 194 142 70 340 .3 42 --

Apr. 17........... 35 9.0 .01 72 7.4 9.4 150 80 16 .3 .0 .16 268 210 87 440 .6 35 --May 28............ 30 13 .02 66 9.6 3.2 160 58 14 .0 .1 .11 243 204 73 398 .0 12 -July 16........... 66 10 .04 67 6.1 5.5 146 62 14 .2 .1 .28 237 192 72 393 7.6 65 -Aug. 26........... 128 6.6 .06 40 2.9 6.4 95 32 9.5 .3 .0 .36 145 112 34 239 7.0 80 -Oct. 1............ 113 7.4 .06 37 4.0 8.5 88 36 12 .4 .0 1.0 149 109 37 252 7.0 170 -

Nov. 25........... 35 12 .01 68 7.2 10 165 60 16 .3 .0 .0 255 199 64 423 7.8 . 0.01Jan. 2, 1958...... 36 11 .01 37 27 11 162 63 19 .4 .0 .20 249 204 70 436 7.6 30 --Feb. 27........... 184 12 .03 29 1.3 5.1 50 32 10 .2 .3 .82 116 78 37 194 7.0 70 -Apr. 25........... 0 8.7 .02 66 4.3 B.C 146 57 14 .3 .2 .16 231 182 62 381 7.5 40 -

S June 19.......... 24 12 .01 70 6.0 6.0 164 54 15 .2 .1 .13 244 199 64 415 1.0 5 -

Aug. 18........... 111 8.5 .06 42 3.9 8.5 102 36 12 .4 .4 .82 163 121 38 278 7.3 180 -Sept. 30.......... 27 14 .01 68 6.9 14 16 6 67 15 .2 . .2 268 1 198 60 424 7.6 5 .00

(26) HILLSBOROUOH RIVER NEAR ZEPHYRHILLS, FLA.Sept. 2119-6... 454 8.6 0.07 18 2.9 4.4 - 0 92 11 -- 0.4 -- 79 -- 7 16 140 7, 1Oct. 1i:10.......... 469 6.4 .21 22 2.4 5.0 0.4 l 7 62 11 04 . 1 - 87 112 65 10 141 7. 2Oct. 11-16........ 252 7.2 .24 30 4.1 5.4 .4 94 7.5 12 .4 .1 "- 113 143 92 15 188 7. 220Oct. 17-631 ........ 588 5.1 .24 20 2.4 5.0 .4 4.5 11 .4 .1 -- 77 106 60 14 125 7. 280Nov. 1-10......... 170 6.7 .15 3 40 5. .2 121 7.2 12 .4 .1 -- 13 174 114 15 230 7. 220Nov. 11-20........ 98.3 11 .04 45 8.9 5.5 .2 1 9 11 12 .3 .1 l- 177 170 149 10 303 7. 50Nov. 21-30; ....... 77.4 12 .01 37 4.6 4.8 .3 183 11 14 .3 .1 -- 194 -- 161 11 319 7. 30De0. 1-10.......... 72.7 12 .01 57 5.4 4.6 .3 186 10 9.0 .3 .4 -- 191 183 164 12 322 8. 10Doe. 11-20........ 70.8 12 .03 58 4.3 4.4 .3 187 10 9.0 .3 .1 -- 190 180 162 9 323 7. 10Dec 21-31 ........ 71.5 11 .00 67 5.4 4.6 .4 187 11 9.2 .3 .1 - 191 184 164 11 323 7. 25Jan, 1-10, 1957... 89.0 12 .00 57 4.4 4.6 .4 L86 9.2 9.5 .3 .1 100 199 160 322 7. 7Jan, 11-20........ 67.9 9.8 .01 56 5.0 5.1 .5 185 9.3 10 .2 .1 -- 187 200 160 8 321 8. 10Jan. 21-31........ 95.5 11 ..02 83 4.9 7.8 .7 172 12 14 .2 .2 0.48 189 196 152 11 323 8. 12Feb. 1-10......... 78.8 12 .02 54 4.7 6.4 .4 178 10 12 .1 .2 .27 188 218 154 8 320 8. 10Feb. 11-'20 ........ 73.6 12 .01 53 14,9 5.8 .2 180 8.5 9.0 .1 .2 .16 183 190 152 4 316 8. 5Feb. 21-28........ 146 11 .05 46 4,6 8.2 1.2 150 12 14 .2 .2 .41 171 190 134 1i 301 8. 40Mar. 1-0l...I...... 149 10 .08 44 4.9 9.1 1.7 141 14 16 .2 .1 .76 170 181 130 14 290 8. 65Mar. 11-21 ........ 101 10 .16e 1 e6. 8.0 .8 180 32 13 .2 .1 ,47 201 191 182 21 311 8. 45Mar. 22-Apr. 1.... 512 5.0 .14 21 2,3 8.7 1.2 60 9.0 12 .3 .3 .81 89 119 62 13 153 7. 130Apr. 2-11......... .. 11 4.8 .19 20 4.1 6.1 .7 64 6.5 11 .3 .2 .61 8a 118 67 14 148 7. 160

Tsble 6. (Cominuad)

Chealcal s alya'ss in parts p1

r mLlion exckpt spVec'fu CO•ndctance * Rs and colar.-Coat4lnued.T . Iolved o noardsas spetificSaoltids as Ca00, conduct-

Data Me a Cal- n- t»- Blear- Chlo. Fluo. NA- Phos- Cal- Reldue Caloium, Non. (maro- per-of discbarge Silis Iron oium r aum odir iuai bonate sulfate rlde ride trate phate cu. t magna- carboan aoba 1- turecoolection (cs) (10) (y) (Ca) C(M) (Na) (K) (BCo) (0.$ ) (C( ) (P) (NO) (PO04 ) lated 0c| sum ate at 25aC) pH or ABB (*F)

Apr, . ,.... 13.0 9 5.8 ,22 27 4,3 6.6 .7 84 9.5 12 .3 .3 ,6 108 134 85 16 189 7, 130Apr. 31-30........ 162 8.2 .*09 39 3.8 6.6 .6 124 9, . 11 .3 .2 .66 141 174 113 12 246 •, 90May l-11.......... 301 6.3 .13 28 3,4 4.8 .6 90 6.5 9.0 .3 .2 .62 104 123 84 10 182 a. 100May 13-14,....... 182 - .09 37 3,3 - - 115 - 9.5 .3 - 69 -- - 106 12 221 1. 90Nay 15-18,..... 77 -- .12 15 2.1 4.6 1.1 42 - 8.5 .4 - ,96 - - 46 12 114 7. 120

May 19-31, 1957.., 264 8.2 ,10 30 4.6 5,6 0.8 99 6.5 9. 0, 0.3 1 0.76 116 135 94 13 198 8. 100June 1-10........ 211 8.1 .06 29 5.2 6.9 .9 97 8.2 10 .4 .2 .74 118 135 94 14 200 7.6 60June 11-20........ 143 9.1 .03 41 2.8 6.5 .4 128 8.8 9.5 .5 .2 .40 142 169 114 9 242 7. 6s0Jone 21-26, 28-30. 151 8.6 .03 41 3.8 6.2 .6 136 9.2 8.5 .4 .2 .36 146 154 118 6 250 7. 40July 1-10........ 137 9.6 .04 42 3.9 6.2 .4 140 8.0 8.5 .3 .2 .21 148 165 121 6 253 7. 60

July 11-20........ 186 7.0 .02 37 3.3 7.1 .8 120 8.2 10 .4 .2 .39 134 144 106 8 232 7.3 50July 21-25, 27-31,

Aug. 1-4.....2... 61 5.8 .05 30 3,6 5.0 .2 97 5.8 7.5 .3 .2 .03 106 129 90 10 188 7.0 60Aug. 6-12......... 1102 3.5 .07 13 2.9 4.3 .4 42 4. 6.0 .4 .2 .23 56 82 44 10 97 6.7 120

O Aug. 13-24........ 336 6.3 .10 26 3.2 5.7 .4 86 56. 8.0 .4 .3 .16 98 124 78 8 169 6.9 110G Aug. 25-31........ 809 .1 .08 21 2.6 5.2 .6 65 5.5 7.0 .4 .3 .20 81 100 63 10 137 7.1 120

Sept. 1, 3-10..... 529 5.6 .11 17 4.6 5.4 .7 58 5.8 7.5 .4 .4 .39 77 - 61 12 129 7.0 140Sept. 11-20....... 763 .1 .15 16 2.7 5.4 .6 49 4.5 7.5 .4 .5 .35 67 97 51 11 113 6.8 160Sept. 21-30....... 671 5.0 .15 18 1.9 5.4 .6 53 4.8 8.0 .5 .4 .23 71 97 53 10 118 6. 140

Time-weighted .-- 1 .7 Iaverae...... j 2385 8.3 ).09 37 4.1 5.8 0.6 119 8.9 10 0.3 0.2 0.44 - 150 10 11 227 - 90 -

Oct. 1-9, 1957.... 872 5.1 1.13 15 2.6 5.2 0.8 44 4.8 7.5 0.5 0.3 0.57 Ss 90 48 12 107 6 140 -Oct. 11-20........ 260 7.3 .11 31 2.3 5.8 .4 96 6.0 9.5 .4 .2 .18 110 132 87 8 184 7. 120 -Oct. 21-30....... 140 9.8 .04 46 4.6 6.1 .4 148 8.2 8.5 .6 .3 .11 158 168 134 12 268 7. 50Nov. 21........... 104 12 .01 54 4.0 8.0 - 177 8.5 10 .2 .1 .10184 -- 151 6 319 7. 7Jan. 2, 196...... 123 13 .01 50 4.1 14 - 161 17 14 .3 .0 1.40 193 - 142 10 316 7. 23 .

Mar. 4............ 1360 11 .06 13 2.1 5.5 - 38 5.5 11 .3 .0 .76 68 - 41 10 105 7. 110Juno 24........... 89 13 .06 68 3.3 4.4 .5 182 8.2 7.5 .2 1.0 .32 186 183 18 9 237 7. 50Aug. 8............ 170 11 .13 42 1.2 5.2 .9 117 10 10 .3 .7 .51 140 163 110 14 238 7.100 -Aug. 2............ 92 6.4 .06 41 2.3 7.4 - 126 9.0 10 .3 0 .35 139 - 112 8 240 7. 55

Table 6. (Continued)

Chemical analyses in parts per million except specific conductance, nH, and color-ContinuedDissolved Hardness specific

solids as CaCO3 conduct-Mag- Po- nce Tea-

Date Mean Cal- ne- tas- Bar- - Chlo- Fluo- Ni- Phos- Cal- Residue Calcium, Non- (micro- per-of discharge Silica Iron ciua lum Sodium slum bonate Sulfate ride ride trate phate cu- at sgne- carbon- sbos o-

collection (cgs) (iO.) (le) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (K) (BC0D) (804) (Cl) (F)) (Nc ) (l0 4 ) lated 180C sue ate at 25C) pH or ABS (.T)

(15) FLINT CREEK NEAR THONOTOSASSA, FLA.

Nov. 7, 1966...... 14 2.5 0.03 9.6 5.4 16 54 7.8 20 -- 0.1 - 88 46 2 170 7.1 55 I

Dec. 10........... 5.5 4.0 .03 10 6.1 15 8 78 20 -- .0 -- 92 50 2 178 6.9 S5May 31, 1957...... 62 2.9 .04 15 2.8 7.6 33 10 18 0.4 .3 1.5 75 49 20 161 7.3 90Oct. 7............ .. 84 3.7 .05 6.8 1.6 7.4 22 5.8 9.5 .4 .1 1.4 46 24 6 84 6.7 8010.2__

(25) HILLSBBO•UG RIVER NEAR TAMPA, FLA.

Sept. 26, 195 .... 436 7.7 0.10 39 2.6 5.1 97 20 13 -- 0.2 - 136 108 28 233 7. 150 -Nov. 6............ 280 9.1 .11 27 2.1 3.0 76 5.8 10 - .1 - 94 76 14 164 7. 180 -Dec. 18........... 42 9.4 .02 54 6.2 3.7 160 22 10 -- .0 - 184 160 29 316 7. 45 -Jan. 22, 1957..... 29 .8 .02 50 5.6 9.2 158 22 10 0.2 .5 0.2 177 148 18 313 7. 20 -Mar. 13........... 162 10 .04 48 4.4 9.2 132 27 15 .1 .0 .27 179 138 30 305 7. 83 -

Apr. 16........... 677 5.1 .08 24 1.9 6.4 68 7.5 12 .3 .1 .32 90 68 12 156 7. 110 -May 30............ 312 5.5 .08 26 1.9 6.2 73 8.0 12 .2 .3 .84 97 73 13 160 7. 90 -

I July 11........... 320 6.4 .05 14 12 2.8 85 7.5 9.0 .1 .1 .30 94 84 15 175 7. 90 -%' Aug. 27........... 1810 5.4 .07 20 1.5 3.4 58 5.0 7.5 .1 .1 .38 72 56 8 128 6. 110 -

Oct. 9............ 2420 5.1 .05 16 1.9 3.5 47 5.0 7.8 .3 .0 .32 63 48 10 108 7. 90 0.

Nov. 25........... 41 9.9 .00 52 4.5 7.8 147 26 12 .2 .1 .0 184 148 28 317 7. 30 .0Jan. 2, 198...... 259 5.1 .07 4.0 2.3 5.5 10 4.0 13 .3 .0 .72 40 20 12 76 6. 100 .1Feb. 27........... 810 3.3 .03 34 1.7 8.0 2 12 15 .2 .0 .31 120 92 16 217 7. 50 -Apr. 24........... 652 13 .07 24 1.0 6.0 64 8.0 11 .2 .0 .68 96 64 12 153 7. 200 -June 19........... 57 6.9 .01 46 3.4 7.4 136 18 10 .3 .1 .05 159 129 18 273 6.8 25 .0

Aug. 14........... 1800 8.7 .06 26 .7 4.1 68 10 7.0 .3 .0 .21 90 68 12 154 7. 140 -Oct. 8............ 203 8.0 .02 44 2.9 - 124 20 10 .3 .1 .22 154 122 20 265 7. 0 .

a Time-weighted average for year ending September 30

Table 7, Temperature of Surface Water(lotel umber nrecedir sttatton name ts location number on figure 2)

(19) Alatl niver at Uthis, water year Vetober 1957 to @ept.1958,

October Novenber December January February March April May June July August September

T 76 6 68 5 7 65 65 . 80 R 0 F . 53 7.2 -- 67 65 56 6 70 65 80 8 1 - 82 793 - 67 63 54 -. 68 64 80 81 78 81 794 75 69 60 5 50 6 67 77 81 76 82 78S 7 68 60 0 50 6 68 75 80 77 81 796 75 67 w59 55 51 68 9 76 81- 78 81 - 0-7 75 67 59 58 56 69 71 71 80 78 80 808 75 70 62 49 55 72 70 71 80 79 80 819 75 69 60 l9 53 72 69 71 81 80 80

10 75 67 58 48 53 70 68 72 82 81 78 -t 74T 67 56 49 56 67 68 71 81 82 78--12 73 68 51 50 55 68 67 72 83 82 78

N 13 74 68 50 56 54 69 67 73 83 81 77 790 14 75 70 51 57 53 61 68 72 84 81 79 79

15 74 l72 - 2 9 55 63 68 72 83 81 79 8116 75 7~ 56 56 52 61 -- 71 83 80 79 8117 74 71 58 56 h8 61 -- 73 8 81 79 8218 7h 73 60 54 46 62 65 73 85 82 80 8219 74 74 61 54 15 63 67 74 85 82 80 81_20 7h 70 61 9 10 60 648 17 82 81 80 8221 7h 69 61 56 ?? 59 69 77 82 81 79 8222 71 69 61 58 53 58 69 77 80 82 81 8223 74 72 62 56 55 60 70 75 78 83 80 8124 73 72 63 60 60 62 -- 77 80 83 8025 7-2- 70 6 6 6h .. 79 78 79 82 80 L026 70 67 67 58 64 64 76 78 79 80 80 8027 66 68 65 57 62 64 77 78 80 83 80 8028 62 69 66 58 63 63 77 77 80 - 79 8029 61 69 66 57 63 75 80 78 83 79 7930 63 68 66 56 63 79 79 75 83 8031 6472 65 6 _ 65 _ 79 8 79

Avg 72 69 61 55 55 65 70 75 81 81 80 80

Table 7. Continued(27) Little Manatee River near Winauma, water year Oct. 1956 to Sept. 1957

October Noveniber December January February March April May June July August SeptemberDay

1 77 69 57 60 70 65 68 72 82 85 82 77 72 58 62 70 61 68 78 82 80 80 8%:

3 77 72 58 60 74 64 73 79 75 83 80 844 77 76 8 60 0 63 75 7E 8 82 79 78s 7h 71 69 9 77 79 78 78 786 7 71 59 66 69 6 79 81 81 78 8o7 76 7 62 66 69 67 76 79 78 78 788 3 "70 65 64 73 64 74 75 -- 84 80 759 7 67 68 63 72 60 77 76 79 85 81 78

to 7h 59 63 65 73 61 72 - 86 80 79

11T 7h 63 -67 68 72 6 71 73 83 87 83 80

S12 .72 69 65 65 69 65 70 78 82 85 84 8313 72 61 7 67 6 75 80 83 8' 83 8014 74 63 69 66 64 68 76 79 85 84 84 83is 71 6L 71 66 62 69 72 7 86 8 86 8116 70 66 72 68 65 68 7h 78 85 86 85 8217 70 67 72 66 66 7h 73 80 86 85 85 8318 70 72 7k 55 66 70 75 79 87 83 86 7819 71 68 7k 5k 71 75 74 79 87 82 85 81

20 72 67 69 61 68 7h 77 81 80 83 86 7921 77 68 72 63 65 73 -- 83 80 82 86 82

22 72 68 71 64 65 75 77 8 79 83 82 8223 72 59 73 65 64 73 73 85 81 8s 78 8324 70 57 71 70 -- 73 74 86 81 82 -- 8325 70 61 6h 62 69 70 75 86 82 81 81 8226 70 61 56 71 66 70 81 84 82 79 - 7827 70 56 57 72 68 70 80 84 79 82 81 7728 7 51 60 72 68 66 79 79 81 83 80 7629 68 53 61 72 - 66 80 83 85 83 7930 68 68 8 .. 69 - 76 - 81 82 7931 68 __ 69 _71 _ 80 80 82

Avg 73 65 65 65 68 68 75 79 82 83 82 80

Table 7, Continud

(26) Hillsborough !iver'' rper 2rhri.hf ls, w:-t.r Ie'.r ":t. 1956 to ?ept, 1957

October Novemnber December January Februory March April May June July August SaptmbeDoy-' 77 72 64 65 73 5 6s -- 72- 7 -- B5 -- 7 -- 79

2 77 72 66 64 73 66 66 71 78 00 76 -3 76 72 68 66 74 67 71 76 78 80 78 784 76 73 68 67 7l 67 73 76 79 80 78 78

S 76 72 70 68 71 68 74 72 79 80 7 76 75 72 9 69 72 68 72 7 79 79 78 797 75 71 70 70 74 68 70 71 79 79 78 76S 75 71 70 68 7 67 72 73 79 80 78 779 76 70 68 7h 6h 72 7 78 80 78 77S70 70 72 6 70 80 80 80 79

11 75 66 70 72 7h 66 70 71 80 79 78 8012 7 66 71 70 70 66 70 -- 80 78 80 80

N 13 73 68 12 A8 68 68 72 76 80 79 80 80

IN 14 73 68 7 71 68 71 73 78 80 80 80 715 7 7- 70 72 68 72 72 . 76 78 78 7816 72 70 74 72 68 72 70 78 80 80 79 7817 70 72 7 71 68 72 72 78 80 80 81 788 - 72 74 63 68 72 72 78 80 80 -- 78

19 - 72 .63 72 7 -- 79 80 80 90 7820 - 7J 66 64 7h 71h 80 80 78 8021 72 73 70 68 72 74 00 80 79 S 8022 - 71 72 70 67 68 75 80 80 80 78 8023 - 6 72 70 67 69 74 81 80 80 78 8024 66 71 70 68 72 75 80 80 80 78 7925 67 70 70 70 72 74 80 78 79 74 7926 -- 65 6 71 70 69 75 80 78 - 74 7727 - 6 66 72 - 68 76 80 - 79 78 7628 - 6 67 72 70 66 76 79 79 80 78 7729 66 66 72 66 76 80 80 79 78 78s - 68 61 72 66 76 o8 80 80 78 7831 - 66 73 j 68 78 77 79

Avg .. 69 70 69 70 69 73 77 79 79 79 78

Table 8. Monthly Mean Discharge of Streams(In cubic feet per second)

(Note: Number preceding stream name refers to location in fig•re 2)

(19) AlRfia River at Lithia

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

1935 69.8 108 156 299 52.6 191 1,080 373 2,537 180 101 74.51954 74.4 113 137 172 96.6 1,006 779 599 523 343 61.9 67.51935 70.4 56.0 35.4 46.8 33.6 62.3 424 340 1,958 285 94.7 1781936 423 1,191 527 117 45.0 157 175 281 358 535 119 1071937 78.5 282 250 665 185 164 267 594 440 167 136 2281938 170 88.9 72.1 28.5 35.9 236 748 570 154 1,259 369 13541939 105 107 49.5 48.2 71.0 959 1,293 1,596 1,046 309 106 85.61940 221 387 276 179 36.2 102 171 242 109 50.9 28.0 67.11941 144 160 184 484 43.8 173 1,546 414 254 102 190 3741942 312 311 714 156 60.5 379 501 155 209 56.7 33.6 57.71943 54.4 52.2 99.6 38.0 118 843 1,945 1,370 624 220 95.9 91.01944 91.8 65.1 119 63.1 32.7 64.4 350 680 224 395 110 76.21945 205 73.3 36.3 25.0 13.0 835 2,667 1,358 835 373 119 1471946 192 146 303 40.9 89.1 155 678 701 480 225 89.5 68.41947 65.2 177 493 503 166 544 691 1,072 2,528 527 286 257

.N 1948 1,009 384 261 122 30.0 28.1 404 1,478 1,097 947 139 156W 1949 90.6 70.1 45.0 27.6 18.7 236 191 2,136 1,001 827 228 146

S1950 109 66.8 79.4 49.3 19.9 57.3 166 178 821 348 91.1 2461951 141 180 109 528 51.5 27.0 203 342 349 343 169 1201952 87.5 166 315 113 42.2 95.6 161 432 209 1,271 406 1871953 580 355 151 119 36.5 254 518 913 1,810 774 718 7661954 353 199 191 130 206 456 968 457 506 256 315 1801955 197 182 113 132 46.2 95.1 355 384 579 136 158 1101956 93.7 135 52.7 47.9 124 57.0 80.6 222 420 274 81.1 75.41957 114 142 50 444 748 407 514 1,045 1,087 67 129 1771958 622 456 808 775 253 162 316 436 339 16 249 257

(20) Blaclwater Creek near Knights

1951 32.2 49.0 38.4 193 31.0 22.0 40.1 55.1 85.7 38.4 24.6 26.41952 20.4 35.5 183 33.8 68.1 77.0 77.9 211 95.0 198 53.0 24.11953 45.6 61.7 28.9 29.5 9.27 25.9 204 500 759 248 223 2551954 68.2 52.7 29.4 19.2 19.0 165 164 141 35.9 18.1 27.3 22.61955 27.8 48.8 17.1 15.8 8.51 6.02 58.1 178 153 33.1 61.7 29.51956 28.7 54.5 11.9 9.27 30.5 9.87 39.2 19.1 197 152 15.0 7.581957 12.9 27.5 128 131 232 89.2 56.3 273 254 171 13.8 19.21958 67.0 106 144 123 22.1 8.47 25.3 44.8 67.6 11.5 18.7 18.1

. i

Table 8, (Continued)(15) Fint Oreok near 'honotosaas

Y.r Jai feb, Mu. Apr. My June July Au• , spA, •te, Ny ov no,

1956 43.5 9*70 4.961956 9.45 15.9 71.5 o02 75.5 55,7 95.0 194 204 98.3 0o.9 36.819 755 800 U19 98.5 29.0 9.17 85.7 107 47.4 15,8 32.7 S6.7

(7) Inna Lake Outlet near Luts

16 0.65 1.28 3.20 5.73 11.6 6.96 2.70 1,33S 0.49 0 0 o o 0 .06 5.40 19.8 13.9 1.3 1.22S 3.33 2,85 1.83 0 0 0 0 6.01 6.87 5.61 .45 .38

1949 .02 0 0 0 0 0 0 .27 4.89 15.1 5.17 1.571950 .68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.72 7.06 3.17 2.35195, 2,30 2.83 .09 .24 0 0 0 0 .16

(24) Elllaborough River near aBney

N 1933 408 131 1064 1934 103 12 158 177 186 4,040 1,700 1,610 695 640 124 101

195 110 129 97.7 70.0 79.2 89.4 636 780 3,924 592 189 1901936 464 2,027 880 187 86.5 265 442 267 271 534 210 1511937 130 412 462 913 421 109 394 1,238 1,072 3453 16 4571938 221 135 96.3 57.3 65.2 115 562 855 231 1,295 542 1341939 115 96.4 66.8 70.0 89.3 485 1,913 1,521 1,524 557 116 91.9

Table 8. (Continued)(11) Brooker Creek near Odessa

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

1946 3.41 1.42 2 2.75 15.3 27.3 21.7 20.1 5.30 2.16'1947 0.70 0.58 3.29 4.68 1.06 .o0 7.69 42.1 9.1 0.1 16.5 6.721948 8.57 13.2 6.16 2.08 .26 .01 .4 3.15 4.76 8.57 2.88 1.361949 .59 .27 o 0 ' 0 o 0 59.9 38.0 27.7 13.5 4.621950 2.09 .48 .29 .04 0 0 3.87 10.9 43.7 8.21 .23 2.751951 4.44 • 3.7 1.9 1.79 .32 o 0 .92 5.45 3.50 2.35 4.041952 •. 3.76 10.2 12.6 2.13 1.62 1.69 8.06 8.2 4.6 10.1 2.391953 1.7 2.59 1.95 4.68 2.65 .46 2.01 28.3 36.8 34.1 7.78 14.2 :1954 1.3 3.85 1.82 1.19 .21 .35 4.10 5.11 16.2 18.2 2.88 1.471955 1.52 2.89 .82 .12 0 0 .06 5.57 22.6 6.82 .007 o1956 0 0 0 0 0 0

(21) Bullfrog Creek near Wimauma

1956 36.2 1.17 0.561957 2.51 1.86 24.5 29.2 21.6 42.9 36.2 79.9 41.1 55.6 2.17 .7.5919q8 55.7 47.3 78.7 108 6.69 4.56 26.5 25.8 8.52 18.1

(23) Drainage Ditch at Bearse Ave., near Sulphur Springs

1946 6.95 8.06 11.9 10.1 5.40 1.721947 0.09 0.05 1.89 4.89 1.47 0.13 12.8 58.3 76.1 51.1 20.2 6.091948 10.7 19.6 8.43 .85 .23 .58 .26 25.2 12.6 19.6 2.76 2.551949 1.77 .96 .26 .08 .0 .04 0 25.3 35.5 39.3 6.62 1.041950 .68 0 0 0 0 0 3.66 2.30 36.0 4.96 1.26 1.451951 2.16 3.81 .59 1.45 .36 0 0 2.16 25.1 20.4 4.08 4.211952 1.54 .46 4.02 4.28 .09 .25 2.36 . 16.9 7.20 11.6 6.01 1.281953 1.45 .91 o 0 0 o 0 10.2 39.5 17.3 3.59 22.01954 7.92 1.19 1.08 .72 1.90 6.61 10.2 29.8 19.5 10.0 2.41 2.281955 2.32 3.19 *13 .06 o o .01 .12 6.79 1.29 .22 .051956 .01 .05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Table 6. (Continued)(95) HitlU orough River near Taunpa

Year Jan, Mb' , Fib Ma - Apr.ug" W A B, ept" Oo, M y, l

19)8 1,257 573 164199 154 128 97.@ 1o6 90. 490 1,886 1,475 1,67 61 171 1371940 808 502 340 351 103 225 430 509 89 16 95•, 1101941 35 384 808 1,856 1454545 3,108 688 858 177 227 27194• 77 354 1,650 638 171 246 (o4 525 695 169 10 102194 96.6 89.8 106 86.2 88.4 877 8,384 1,780 1, 477 165 1401944 19) 15 151 186 90.6 98.1 165 1,021 456 657 442 1541945 533 169 110 84.8 65.9 956 4,647 5,ou 2,869 880 298 1851946 1 259 765 90.0 2 89 1,377 733 545 15 87.71947 55.7 91.2 45 449 12 554 1,465 2,168 3,501 1,850 722 4041949 1,27 1,273 510 212 113 69.4 299 2,192 832 1,079 120 119199 4.3 50.0 49.9 335.5 0.0 30.7 36.1 1,414 2,5366 2,508 347 2471950 507 88.1 81.6 72.1 33.9 26.2 193 147 ,8644 615 236 3641951 353 234 199 406 186 a5.4 144 498 697 751 221 3581952 1 169 521 598 80.1 257 226 644 429 787 591 141195 188 521 171 1,065 217 170 469 1,965 4,371 2,795 610 1,7951954 850 250 177 103 97.8 37 723 1199 08 268 109 191955 125 216 76.6 61 55.1 4. 15 00 1,191 19 1201956 8.1 174 42.9 1 14.8 8.48 31.5 35.9. 52 742 178 46.11957 4.8 9. 66 79 8 18 8 1,8 1,790 1, 157 119

S1958 14 486 1,975 7 204 74.5 494 811 238

(26) Hillsborough River near Zephyrhille

199 2•95 94.0 82.61940 110 226 183 211 77.8 93.1 162 175 195 77.6 69.3 73.61941 112 157 369 942 93.5 102 684 269 112 83.8 127 1611942 352 252 826 231 89.8 209 329 110 16 77.6 63.0 63.6194 67.3 65.1 73.6 58.6 69.3 303 1,092 692 658 159 86.8 84.91944 9.3 80.0 88.2 83.6 60.5 56.5 129 377 18 474 189 91.6

1945 152 89.5 69.9 60.9 55.7 625 1,95 1,468 1,116 310 128 1401946 173 136 7 97.1 102 19 3 500 249 156 95.4 85.5947 76. 97.5 175 239 117 36 691 867 1,635 506 345 1881948 868 442 289 115 70.0 67.6 175 1,102 40 593 102 1131949 89.8 74.0 58.8 57.1 59.0 73.4 9553 929 987 688 1531950 157 101 97.2 94.4 76.2 82 9.9 112 1,255 184 1211951 143 175 156 368 11 98.7 140 298 362 344 199 11952 103 136 40o 222 154 198 169 358 216 364 155 102195 11 178 152 491 97.6 117 53 1,037 2,001 797 374 6651954 247 130 116 96.8 99.2 296 70 417 124 98.5 107 1031955 109 139 86.1 81.7 75.4 69.5 126 446 565 116 149 101195 96.9 117 75.9 70.0 93.0 70.1 95.5 83.0 364 487 115 71.71957 78.0 96.2 258 319 333 169 202 625 654 415 106 1071958 199 332 693 323 111 113 152 152 152

Table 8. (Continued)(9) Hutchina Lake Outlet near Lutz

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

1946 0.05 0.4 0.88 5.75 6.44 2.53 0.31 0.101947 0.003 0.13 0.40 0.41 .06 .41 4.94 10.4 12.9 7.81 5.32 1.131948 3.31 2.69 1.40 .09 .02 o .09 3.88 2.90 2.68 .29 .251949 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 325 3.42 4.60 1.86 .501950 .31 .06 .14 .04 0 0 .40 .32 6.65 2.16 .56 .521951 .80 1.08 .19 .22 o o .05 .34 .53 1.00 2.60 2.151952 .26 .27 .95 .65 .06 .36 .51 1.87 .97

(27) Little Manatee River near Wimauma

1939 14.2 27.3 622 574 1,209 276 83.9 24.3 23.11940 76.3 146 77.0 45.7 12.2 73.4 136 269 129 37.7 11.1 55.41941 98.6 84.8 89.4 203 11.6 113 737 98.4 17 35.9 105 89.7.1942 110 224 200 54.3 1.0 146 146 . 5.1 49.5 12.0 8.91 14.51943 17.2 15.9 40.8 13.2 23.1 542 1,279 964 396 166 32.1 31.81944 35.0 19.4 56.5 21.0 10.5 50.2 132 382 212 178 28.7 25.01945 62.4 21.8 12.0 6.78 3.75 543 1,444 685 434 115 51.5 41.31946 58.7 48.0 83.8 11.0 17.8 107 896 811 522 128 28.8 24.5

S1947 24.9 89.0 354 93.0 68.0 258 00 622 1,180 150 80.4 78.31948 483 86.6 99.3 77.2 14.4 8.48 334 619 713 438 33.3 33.01949 23.0 17.8 12.3 8.51 6.61 39.7 94.2 932 459 350 52.6 28.41950 22.0 16.6 17.7 14.1 13.55 7.5 75 258 569 159 27.3 1131951 66.2 72.9 21.3 00oo 14. 5.13 192 435 4e1 204 41.5 34.61952 22.6 53.0 128 35.7 13.6 37.3 43.8 262 262 1,160 152 73.91953 248 162 34.1 47.9 9.91 55.3 72.4 255 974 290 418 2901954 165 51.1 37.6 48.5 117 163 351 175 525 98.9 83.5 64.51955 57.0 40.2 25.3 22.1 11.0 26.2 208 650 383 36.7 33.4 26.91956 21.2 51.3 13.3 10.0 46.0 8.74 17.9 96.2 141 168 20.8 17.91957 30.4 40.0 163 134 176 348 239 476 229 306 35.2 75.41958 410 220 530 439 81.0 82.9 231 166 70.7

Table 6, (Conlinied)(28) North o PrAO, . laS I•iver at Keyvill

r •ar Jaa, eb. Mar. Apr. ay June July Aug. Sept . Ctc, Nov, De,.

1950 8,9 15.7 51.1 52.4 368 151 40,4 94,81951 50,4 72,6 56.9 16 27,6 12.8 103 u6 U17 92.0 79,0 50,31952 40.4 78.5 151 59.8 22.2 35,5 70.7 221 73.9 481 148 68.31953 U8 1e 5,7 46.5 175 139 308 482 776 316 29 3

134 82,1 72.5 52.2 96,5 445 174 174 98,2 118 78.91955 89.6 75.4 52,4 49.9 27,0 67,4 184 175 312 77.3 89.4 64.81956 55.5 71.2 33.1 39.6 77.4 41.0 59.7 116 207 147 41,5 38.51957 59.5 81,6 151 193 363 150 225 533 597 266 71.8 97.41958 263 223 323 250 125 69.1 92.1 199 188

(29) Pemberton Creek near Doer

1956 12.9 18.1 5.8 521957 6.77 10.1 1.7 36.8 37.4 24.1 33.6 88.1 90.0 42.1 10.7 13.41958 27.0 28.7 36.4 32.6 11.5 9.92 36.1 32.3 17.9 5.57 14.7 14.4

N (30) cbw Creek near Sulphur Springs

S751953 . ... .. ,. 55235. b.9.2 1 .B.2 22-.9 565 1o03 100 2-.7 a4.01954 34.5 9.28 6.85 7.47 9.54 10.3 52.3 68.1 104 40.8 17.3 9.841955 10. 16.1 5.57 3.63 .63 .58 1.86 7.61 60.5 5.34 7.36 2.731956 4.38 10.3 3.43 1.94 1.91 1.30 1.97 4.35 12.2 5.91 2.67 1.981957 2.35 2.48 18.9 78.0 26.7 59.4 79.2 185 127 78.5 6.29 4.831958 20.0 38.2 92.9 47.1 11.2 3.69 37.1 73.3 25.0

(31) Sixile1 Creek at Tampa

1956 29.6 18.8 15.81957 20.5 22.2 3.6 40.7 36.2 44.6 83.0 183 65.2 71.5 35.7 36.41958 47.6 69.0 86.4 53.7 9.0 39.4 '71.4 104 37.0 33.5 8.5 34.9

Table 8. (Continued)(32) Sveetater Creek near Sulphur Sprin•c

rear Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. y Jme July~ Aug. Sept. Oct. mBv. Dee.

1951 1.21 1.17 1.171952 0.44 0.46 1.97 1.32 0.11 0.30 2.25 5.90 4.94 6.72 1.71 .281953 .98 2.05 1.34 2.14 .57 .10 1.42 19.2 26.5 25.6 8.80 9.701954 3.55 .91 .64 .16 .06 .05 .28 2.18 7.05 1.36 1.21 1.161955 .89 1.1 .27 .31 0 0 .05 .15 3.85 .82 .40 .151956 .12 .2 .03 0 0 0 .02 0 0 .01 0 01957 0 0 .07 .84 1.12 10.7 11.5 52.1 30.4 27.4 .42 .461958 2.56 5.05 1..7 22.2 5.00 .76 13.9 23.9 9.46

N,

Table 9. Measured Flow of Cypress Creek Near Sulphur Springs(In cubic feet per second)

Date Elevation Discharge(mal) (cfs)

May 2, 1956 0

Aug. 28, 1956 - 0

Sept. 26, 1956 25.14 0

Nov. 6, 1956 24.97 0

Dec. 13, 1956 24.46 0

Jan. 22, 1957 24.90 0

Mar. 7, 1957 25.07 0

Apr. 17, 1957 25.76 18.8

May 30, 1957 25.37 7.30

July 11, 1957 25.82 25.8

Aug. 27, 1957 26.75 307

Oct. 2, 1957 27.74 608

Nov. 19, 1957 25.02 0

Dec. 31, 1957 25.24 0

Feb. 26, 1958 26.30 -

Mar. 4, 1958 27.56 569

Apr. 24, 1958 26.29 195

June 18, 1958 24.03 0

Ang. 19, 1958 27.38 572

Oct. 8, 1958 25.28

Mar. 23, 1959 30.70

30

Table 10. Records of Wells

YLeld: Pumping rate in gallons per minute (gpm)/ drawdown in feet (dd)/ hours pumped (hrs).

Use: D, domestic or commercial; I, industrial; Zr, irrigation; 0, observation; P, public supply; R, return or drainage; S, stock watering; T, test hole; U, unused.

Remarks: Prefixes W and Wgi denote Florida Geological Survey well numbers; WSP, U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper; chloride data were determined in the fieldand do not meet laboratory standards for precision and accuracy.

T. 32 S., R. 2 .

738-206-1 Murray Harrison SS1kSt sec. 33 ---- 13.5 3 13 ----- 20 4.6 12-11-56 6 12-10-56 S Casing seated on hardpanT. 32 S., R. 22 E.

738-231-5 Harlee Farms SBASWk sec. 32 -- 600 8 10.5 150 7.9 2-20-52 25 2-20-52 Ir Temp. 78FP, 2-20-52; 80'F, 8-7-58T. 32 S., R. 18 3. 26 8- 7-56

739-203-1 Murray Harrison SBSBk sec. 25 -- 120 2 60 ---- -------- ---- ---------- ------ U Water level below 25 ft, cappedT. 32 S., R. 22 E. and abandoned

739-204-1 -.--- do------ JktSWk sec. 26 -- 10 2 10 3--- 3 .--- .----. .-- ----.- S Casing seated on hardpanT. 32 S., R. 22 E.

739-207-1 --- d----do --- SW1HW sec. 33 --- 25 2 ---- 132 30 6.0 12-11-56 ----- ------ Ir --------------DoT. 32 S., R. 22 E.

739-224-1 J. Raymer NSkSS' sec 33 1930 500 6 150 --- 125 +6.4 5-11-51 20 5-11-51 Ir Temp. 77'F, 7-28-58; 77F, 8-7-58T. 32 S., R. 19 E. 18 7-28-58

739-226-2 J. Stevens SkSWhk see 30 1950 1,000 8 - 21.3------------+1.3 9-5- 9 ---- . ------ IrT. 32 S., R. 19 E.

739-230-1 The Canada Corp. SENk sec 33 --- 553 8 ---- 22.9 --------- 20.9 9-10-58 25 12-19-50 U Measured depth 270 ft, 1-18-50T. 32 S., R. 18 S.

739-240-1 State Road Dept. WSW sec 35 1954 300 6 230 ------------ +11.6 5-24-55 ------ ----- D Skyway 2; water from 230 ft containedT. 32 S., R. 16 E. 16,000 ppm chloride; temp. 78'F,

5-24-55

740-204-1 Murray Harrison SWSW sec 24 -- 18 2 18 -- 50 -- ...----..-- ------- S Casing seated on hardpanT. 32 S., R. 22 E.

740-207-1 Clifton Brock SWNWH sec 28 1953 903 10 160 126.3 660 59.2 2-12-58 ------ ----- Ir 2,640 ft south and 660 ft east ofT. 32 S., R. 22 . northwest section corner

740-213-1 R. B. Anderson NISW1I see 20 1957 600 10 128 86 1,200 44.8 2-14-58 ------ ----- Ir 6-inch liner from 263-320 ft toT. 32 S., R. 21 S. seal off caving material

Table 10,,-CooLtnued

SCItag Wit . lev. l Chloride cunen

SLoainpu/dd/hrs g 3-rk

________ _______ £ - _____ bi *I » H a _______d_______

140-215-1 L. L, Le* Skle sec. 25 1949 207 6 53 50 ............ 5.8 2-14-58 ... .... .. IrT, 32 S., R. 20 E.

740-220-1 Mr. falmore MISWII se . 19 ...1 700 6 -- 58.4 ....---... 26.2 1-17-51 .....- ....-.. UT. 32 S., 1. 20 E.

740-224-1 Samuel Hammond NEkS9% sec. 21 .... 500 6 --.. 1.5 300 +24.2 2-15-51 25 2-26-51 Ir Temp. 78',F 2-26-51; 77'F, 8-7-58T. 32 S., R. 19 1. 20 8- 7-58

740-228-3 B. J. Claprood NkSk sec. 23 .... ..... 4 -- 20.9 --............ 1.9 9- 9-58 6 8- 7-58 Ir Temp. 77F, 8-7-58T. 32 S., R. 18 6.

741-204-1 Z. J. Pae SBkMk sn.. 14 1895 10 36 10 130 .....-----. . 2.5 2-12-58 23 2-12-58 D Dug well vith brick curb; temp. 61'F,T. 32 S., R. 22 E. 2-12-58

741-204-2 C. S. Hancock SkSWk eec. 14 *-. 12 2

12 .---- . ---.----. 1.0 2-12-58 ---- --.-- U Casing seated on hardpanST. 32 S., I. 22 E.

741-224-1 Mrs. J. Bannes SVkSWk sec. 15 1929 400 4 200 38.9 ....----- 14.7 9-10-58 ---------- UT. 32 S., R. 19 B.

741-229-2 Powell Farm SqBkNk see. 15 1949 605 6 35 10.8 100 +3.8 --- 25 10-19-50 Ir Temp. 77.5*F, 10-19-50T. 32 S., R. 19 E.

741-230-6 R. J. Claprood NEkWk sec. 21 ...-- -- 8 -- 5.7 350 +15 2- 4-58 25 11-16-50 Ir Temp. 76.5'F, 11-16-50; 79F, 3-6-58;T. 32 S., R. 18 E. +17 3- 6-58 35 2- 4-58 84F, 4-2-58; 78'F, 5-8-58; 79'*.

+16 4- 2-58 33 3- 6-58 8-7-58+13 5- 8-58 31 4- 2-58+10.2 6- 5-58 34 5- 8-58+13 7- 2-58 32 8- 7-58+11.8 9- 9-58 29 0-11-59

31 0-13-59

742-203-1 Clifton Brock SBZnk sec. 12 1957 700 10 140 130 ----------- 57.0 2-13-58 ----. -----.... IrT. 32 S., R. 22 E.

742-208-1 Marnegil Ranch Inc. NEkBSB sec. 7 1957 861 12- 298 122 -.--------- 57.7 2-13-58 12 8-22-58 Ir Water contains much 82ST. 32 S., R. 22 E. 10

Tab'e 10.--Continued

Ca ing Water level Chloride conten

Wall Ouner Location wg L ced m urkswell !1 a gpm/dd/hre '.

742-216-1 Brady Knowlton, and S ec. 11 1957 324 6 80 10656.0 2-28-58 ----- ------ U Two large nkholes formed ithinGreene T. 32 8., R. 20 S. 56.9 5-24-58 200 ft of well 2 months after test

56.8 9- 9-58 pumping 500 gpm for 3 days

742-219-1 Paul Carter SW ec 9 1951 330 6 97 85 --------- 9.7 8-23-51 9 7-31-58 0 Coninuou water-level record fromT. 32 S. , R. 20 E.

8-23-51; also known as observationwell ltillaborough 500

742-224-5 R. Deal SiEtWk see. 9 -- --- 6 - 17.6----------- +3.8 9-10-58 ------------ IrT. 32 S., R. 19 B.

742-226-12 Dickman Farms NAlSB k ec. 7 -- -- 6 --- 9.0 ---------- +7.6 9-10-58 25 0-31-52 Ir Temp. 77.5', 10-31-52

T. 32 S., R. 19 E.

742-228-11 Henry Willis hkSSW sec. 11 ---- 500 6 ----- .7 1 +5.7 9-10-58----- ------- It,ST. 32 S., R. 18 E.

742-229-9 J. Morgan S8ESSk sec. 10 -- 500 6 8 200 11.9 10-27-50 2 10-27-50 U Temp. 78F, 10-27-50; 75PF, 8-7-58

T. 32 8., R. 18 . 8 58

743-212-1 Virgil Simms NWlS; sec. 4 1940 1,900 --- --- ---- - -------. --- T Southern petroleum I Miaeloil

T. 32 S., R. 21 E. test, plugged and abandoned, saltwater reported at 1,900 ft depth

743-215-1 A. H. Crowell, Jr. SWSWk sec. 6 1956 1,489 12 210 106 ,000 62.5 5-19-58 5 8- 7-58 Ir Deepened from 780 to 1,489 ftto

T. 32 S., R. 21 8. increase yield

743-216-1 Brady, Knowlton, and S8~S8* see. 2 1957 735 12 220 100 1,000 62 957 ---- ------- Ir

Greene T. 32.S., R. 21 B.

743-226-2 Paul Dickman SWA• k see. 6 ---- 479 6 29 6.8 250 7.8 9-10-58 25 10-24-50 Ir Temp. 78'F, 10-24-50

T. 32 S., R. 19 g.

743-227-5 Chase and Co. SBgSWk sec. 1 -- --- 6 --- 6.9 250 +9.7 9-12-58 25 1-22-52 IrT. 32 S., R. 18 S.

744-208-1 State of Florida SWkNA sec. 31 1953 217 4 88---- ---------- 32 9-29-53 ----- ------ D W-3025, supplies Hurrah Tower facility

T. 31 S., R. 22 E.

744-215-1 Bethel Sweat NEHAk see. 36 1951 640 8 82----- -------- 62 1951 50 12-13-50 IsT. 31 S., R. 20 E.

Table Io.-*Coea• aud4

5 8 i i3 01 58Cayie ld au level blorde goagea

Vol owns Locati, o aWIll Ow»«» tcr~lo«tn SO 48 (Ipm/dd/lhrm 2

744-224-1 Lelsey and Son SkSL% i re. 33 1950 450 6 **** 18,4 250 +3.6 9-l2-S ... *. ....... Ir flows during rainy season onlyT, 31 S., R. 19 1.

744.224-18 lDck LLn Iarms SLWlk ser . 33 1947 400 6 . 8.6 ........... +3.2 11-30-50 2S 11-30-SO rD Temp, 77.5'9, 11-30-50, 751F,T, 31 S., R. 19 X. 8-7-58

744-225-2 C. 1. Council r ec. 5 .... ..... 8 *-- 7.1 ............ +11.1 425-51 ...... ....... rT. 32 S., R. 19 E.

744-225-13 Dickan Foarr Wkl7 sec, 32 -.... ..... 6 . . 9.1 ............ +6.3 9-10-58 25 7-25-52 IrS1. 31 S., I. 19 E.

744-225-39 C. L. Council NWkNE sIe. 32 .... 500 6 33 6.8 ............ +7.5 2-28-52 570 228-52 0 Continuous water-level record Ifr,T 31 S., A, 19 , 7-13-50; eomp. 82'7, 2-28-52; also

known as ablsrvation well Hilla-borough 30

744-226-4 Sam Hindman SzSEk se. 31 --. 525 8 26 6.2 --............ 4.7 9-10-58 25 U-l- 0 r Temp. 78*,. 11-1-501. 31 S., A. 19 E.

744-226-9 Troy Alman S~VS se e. 31 1949 600 6 -- 4.2 ............-- 12.0 2- 4-58 50 L2-3-50 IrD Tmp. 79'F, 12-13-50; 81I', 8-7-58T. 31 S., R. 19 1. +14.0 3- 6-58

+14.0 4- 2-58+11.3 6- 5-58+12.0 7- 2-58

+11.5 9-10-58

744-226-16 Dican Farnm NtSk sec. 31 ---- 450 6 ----- 5.4 -------- .. +9.0 9-12-58 30 .1- 1-50 Ir Temp. 7807, 11-1-50T. 31 S., R. 19 1.

744-226-31 ------ do------- SEkSE4 see. 30 ---- 427 6 48 3.7 -----............ 9.5 11-30-50 245 L-30-50 Ir Temp. 807, 11-30-50; 81", 3-6-58;T. 31 S., R. 19 E. 81',. 4-2-58; 75F, 8-7-58

745-207-1 S. E. Thatcher MWk k sec. 29 1950 800 10 100---------------- --- --- -- ------ ------- ZrT. 31 S., R. 22 E.

745-207-2 ----- -do------ SkSEk sec. 20 1950 816 10 121 130 --------.... 64 3-29-50 ------------- Ir W-2152, rater surges 2 ft in wellT. 31 S., R. 22 E.

745-213-1 Balm Industries WMr~ seec. 29 1955 760 10 ---- 130 ....-----. 84.6 5-24-58 ----- ------- Ir Deepened from 550 to 760 ft toT. 31 S., R. 21 E. increase yield

Table 10.--Continued

Casing N Water level Chloride content

%. -SAYldWell Onuar Locution I f /d/hts A e

T. 31 S., R. 2_ E.

745-225-15 fauline McHargue wEkt seec. 29 1938 345 6 30 5.5 ---------- +7.4 9-10-58 25 0L-13-50 Ir Teap. 760r, 10-13-50T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

746-207-1 S. E. Thatcher NhEkSE sec. 20 1950 501 10 120 125 ------------ 58.5 2-13-58 ------ ------- Ir Wgi-567, water surges 2 ft in wtllT. 31 S., R. 22 E.

746-209-1 American Agriculturea HE NSE seec. 24 ---- 700 8 ---- 122.4 ------------ 72.7 4- 7-58 ------ ------- U American Agricultural Chemical Co.Chemical Co. T. 31 S., R. 21 E. Boayett 2

746-210-1 -------- do------- SWkSWk sec. 13 --- 805 24 103 122 3,000/35/8 68.7 4- 7-586----- ----- I. A.mrican Agricultural Chemical Co. 13T. 31 S., R. 21 S. or Boyette 3

746-214-1 Bethel Sweat h1n~Nk sec. 19 -- 690 10- 165 128 ------------ 86.5 5-24-58 7 7-29-58 Ir 80 ft, 10-inch casing; 165 ft of1 T. 31 S., R. 21 E. 8 8-inch casing

746-223-2 Dickman Farms WkMVNE sec. 22 ---- 340 6 23 8.3 ----------- +5.5 9-10-58 20 10-31-50 I,S Temp. 78%f, 10-31-50T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

746-224-4 -------- do ------- hrSWk sec. 21 -- 300 6 ----- 4.4 ---------- +9.4 9-10-58 205 10- 5-50 It Temp. 79"1, 10-5-50; 78*', 8-7-58T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

746-224-5 d--------do------ WS) k sec. 21 ---- 187 6 56-----------------+11.1 11-17-50 35 1-17-50 It Temp. 77', 11-17-50; 79'P, 8-7-58T. 31 S., R. 19 S.

746-224-10 -.-------do------- SZBNU seee. 21 1950 483 6 37 12.1 300 +8.0 11-15-50 40 10- 5-50 Ir Temp. 77.5?F, 10-5-50; 76'*F 8-8-58T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

747-203-1 L. B. Anderson SWSSkt ec. 12 1955 400 8 ---- ---- --------- --- ------- ------ ------ ------- IrT. 31 S., R. 22 E.

747-204-1 International SWkNZh sec. 14 1957 850 12 134 158 ------------ 82.7 2-13-58 8 7-28-58 tr Water contains much 82SMinerals & Chae. Co. T. 31 S., R. 22 1.

747-210-1 American Agricultural NW-SWk sec. 13 1945 863 24- 202----- ------------ 61.1 4- 7-58 9 7-28-58 I Water level below surface 57 ft inChemical Co. T. 31 S., R. 21 E. 20 1945, 77 ft in 1949

747-220-1 Council Farms MWkNk sec. 18 1951 520 8-6 100 59.3 500 32.6 3-12-57 ---. ------- U--T. 31 S., R. 20 B.

Tab|a 10. --Cmnllnued

Cang Wate l e ve lval Chlorite contea

Welt '1 d 0 ti Jma ,i a . ,,.747.222-1 Powell frms NBkSWk sea, 1l ...- 123 6 36 10,7 100 +2,2 9-11-58 25 10-16-50 Tr Temp. 76*F, 10-L6-50

T. 31 1., R. 19 t.

747-223-6 Isllbrry Farms swkSit eem . 15 ... 350 8 18 6,1 300 7.0 ...... ...... ...... Ir Temp. 77.5F, 11-21-50

T. 31 8,, R. 19 A.

748.205-1 J. A. .l1l SWSUBk Ise. 3 1956 265 3-2 135 125 ----....... 38 12- -56 12 12-12-56 D 2-inch liner 135-145 ft,T. 31 g. , . 22 1. shuts off crumbling material

748-206-1 . S. Jameson Nka• o seaI. 7 10,129 26 4,498 99 ............ ...... .. ........ ....... T W-1005. Humble Oil Co. 1 T. S. Jamelon;T. 31 8., R. 22 3, casing pulled, plugged and abandoned

748.222-6 Poweull Farms S1g i sec, 11 1949 340 8 31 .--...--.. ---... . +6.4 10-16-50 25 10-16-50 tr Temp. 74,5, 10-16-50; 777, 8-8-58T. 31 8., R. 19 1.

S748-223-8 John Kushner WANiN secc. 10 *-. 340 6 31 6.7 250 +8.3 10-11-50 200 10-1150 Ir Temp. 80*7, 10-11-50; 79"F, 8-8-58T. 31 8., R. 19 I.

748-223-10 ........ do-- --- .... . M r sec. 10 .-- 300 6 ..... 6.0 200 +6.0 10-11-50 90 10-11-50 Ir Temp. 777., 10-11-50; 77'T, 8-8-58T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

748-223-19 .--.....don .--- - SWikSk sec. 3 ..-- 145 4 ..... 5.0 250 +1.0 9- 8-58 120 10- 9-50 D Temp. 77*7. 10-9-50T. 31 S., R. 19 E.

749-215-1 J. A. Kay&s Nklk sec. 1 1945 147 4 50 75 .--...-----. 38.8 5-24-58 -----. .---. D Yield reported to be lowT. 31 S., R. 20 E.

749-219-1 Beverly Hill Dairy NI•ke sec. 4 1956 323 6 175 --- 110/10 57 2-29-56 18 6- 3-58 D W-36860T. 31 S., R. 20 E.

749-222-1 Joe Fernandez SASk see. 35 1950 328 8 *.... 12.9 125 1.2 5-24-58 25 12-15-50 IrT. 30 S., R. 19 E.

749-222-4 T. 3. Mabry lWkcSW sec. 35 1945 235 6 .--- ---.-- ------... --. +3.1 9-20-51 210 9-20-51 Ir Temp. 76*7, 8-8-58T. 30 S., R. 19 E.

750-208-1 Royce Dixon WtSetk sec. 30 1951 495 4 65 112 30/24 8 4-20-51 ------------- t W-2416, yield insufficient, casingT. 31 8., R. 22 E. pulled, plugged and abandoned

750-208-2 HillsboTough County NEkZMi sec. 30 1955 452 10 139 --- 100 48.5 4-11-55 ---- ------ DId. of Public Inetr. T. 30 8., R. 22 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing V Water level Chloride content

* YieldWell owner Location Y- s• t gp /dd/hrsld Rm , gaIrks

05 a a 3 a A " 6 .,

750-222-1 istal Park Court VSWkSI sec. 26 1952 250 4 --- ---- - ---.. ---- .--.--.---. 210 5- 9-52 ;r,DT. 30 S., R. 19 E.

751-203-1 Seaboard Air Line NEkIWk sec. 24 1945 759 8 65 119.7 ------------ 43.3 6-21-57 ---- ----- 0 Abandoned railroad supply, altitudeRR. T. 30 S., R. 22 E. at top of casing 122.3 ft, water level

43.5 ft below land surface, reported6-28-48

751-204-1 J. I. Southerland HhNWkH sec. 24 1953 108 3 ----- ----- ------------ 18 1953 ------------ IrT. 30 S., R. 22 E.

751-207-1 Lillie Hulet SWaSW sec. 21 ---- 120 4 35 43.3 50 120 1-17-57 10 1-30-59 V Water contains much HzS, considerableT. 30 S., R. 22 E. -20 3-12-57 use for alleged medical value, free

10.2 4- 9-57 flowing well21.3 5-15-57

S22.5 6-14-57

751-207-2 -------- do------ SWSW k sec. 21 --- 102 4 40 45.4 40 17.5 1-17-57 10 1-30-59 UT. 30 S., R. 22 E.

751-208-1 rays Grocery SWkSEk sec. 19 1954 108 2 51 ----- 30 7 9- -54 14 6- 3-58 DT. 30 S., R. 22 E.

751-218-1 . A. ays SZ sec. 21 1939 265 12 ---- ----- ------------ 45 ---- --- ----- Ir Honey-cobed chert and lmestone fromT. 30 S., R. 20 ., 240-265 ft yielded most of the water

751-218-2 -------- do------- SSW sec. 21 1939 777 10- 140 ----------------- 45 ----- - ---- ----- IrT. 30 S., R. 20 B. 8

751-218-3 ----- do------- SWNW sec. 21 1939 715 8-6 150 ----- ------------ 41 .----- ------- Ir Deepened from 400 to 715 ft to increaseT. 30 S., R. 20 E. yield, well bottoms in hard, brown

Limestone

751-231-1 City of Port Tampa HENHWk sec. 20 1912 200 6 160 5 -------- 1.7 4-18-34 34 8-15-58 U WSP 773-C 816; formerly used as municipalT. 30 S., R. 18 E. 3.2 6- 8-58 supply for irrigation and general service

2.5 9-16-58 water for City; 300 test wells drilled inarea failed to yield potable water

752-207-1 lma Kinsey SWJNWk sec. 16 1946 820 24- 304 58.4 3,625/18 +.8 1-26-57 14 7-29-58 0 W-1448; formerly Elanor Mine supply;T. 30 S., R. 22 E. 18 water level +15 ft in 1946, +8 ft in

1947; mud-filled cavity at 350 ft;cemented then drilled; well flows 500 gpm

Tblie g0..-Contiaued

UCsng UIer "vel C hiaride content

Vell Ower Laceston p r l * 4* Ias IeSi

ra > i ei 3Sil l p d s /h an752-208-1 American Alrlculbael SrEk•Nt sc. 18 1929 776 16- 170 *. 3,900 +4,8 11-21-34 40 1934 U W-1191 WSP 773-C, pa, 271 American

Chemical Co, T. 30 S., A. 22 A. 12 Agricultural Chemical Co. 8, orCanmicheel L; flowed 660 spm in 1929

752-217-1 Henry Marrill MWtSUV sec. 14 1958 504 6 23 9 100 +6.2 11-17-58 13 L.30-59 D Well supplies 2 fish poolsT, 30 S., A. 20 E.

152-218.1 C. L. Rina MCSWk sec. 9 1954 204 6 54 *..*..-.......... 10.5 8-15-S4 248 6- 3-58 D W-3377T. 30 S., R. 20 A.

752-220-1 U.S. Phosphoric lNksk rec. 18 *. 830 16- ---- 23.2 ............ 12.6 12-10-56 1,560 7-28-58 U Reported abandoned becaure of highProducts Corp. 7, 30 S., 1. 20 1. 10 chloride content of water

752-230-1 C. S. McDan iels NHEkS1 rse. 16 1955 145 6 52- ... 100/5 7 8- 6-55 143 6-10-58 D W-3625, water containe much 02S,T. 30 S., R. 18 E. was fresh when drilled

753-206-1 State of Florida NkSW sec. 10 1939 105 4 * 50 -------........ +3.9 1-16-57 17 1-11-57 T Test hole on site of proposed canal;T. 30 S., R. 22 E. +5.0 3-12-57 well is buried under concrete slab;

00 +5.1 4- 9-57 temp. 73"7, 1-11-57

753-213-1 D. H. Sevell SZWlk sec. 8 1956 717 12- 150 53 ------------ 38.1 9-18-8 ------... ---... IrT. 30 S., R. 21 E. 10

753-219-1 J. A. Bishop ntSEk sre. 8 1956 238 2 238 25 --...--- ----- ...-- ---. ---- . . U Sand and black organic material freoT. 30 S., R. 20 E. surface to 238; plugged and abandoned

753-219-2 .--------do- --- . HkSk sec. 8 1956 160 4 21 22 --.--------. 10 1956 ------- ------- D Water highly colored at times; containsT. 30 S., R. 20 E. much H2S, iron, very hard; water level

10 ft in the zone from 33-160 ft; rockat 18 ft

753-223-1 . H. Forrester SWktSV sec. II 1945 70 6 ---------- 200 ----- ----- ----------- 8 Supplies fish farmT. 30 S., R. 19 E.

753-224-1 L. H. Adaas SVkSWk sec. 3 1951 150 4 135 -- 150/6 8 2-21-51 3,275 2- -51 W-2381; casing pulled; plugged andT. 30 S., R. 19 E. abandoned

754-205-1 S. D. Gooch NWlSWk sec. 2 1953 50 2 41 ----------------- 8 8- -53 -------------. ST. 30 S., R. 22 E.

754-206-1 ------- do------ SWWk sec. 3 --. 27 3 --------- --- --------- 17 1- -56 ------- ------- Ir 2 identical wells 20 ft apart anT. 30 S., R. 22 E. common header

Table 10.--Continued

SCasg Wate level Chloride content

We lla• pm/dd/hza.ed te s o_ _ __t Loation _ __ _ _ _ _ __r a_ _ 3 I _

754-208-1 ,Aerican Agricultural S•kA sec. 6 1934 805 26- 361 --- 4,635 17.9 3-25-35 U W-267; WSP 773-C, no 26 U-.S. CorpsChemical Co. T. 30 S., R. 22 E. 16 of Army Engineers 402; American

Agricultural Chemical Co. 9, orCarmichael 2

754-213-1 -. M. .ulrenan SWNWk see. 5 1947 677 12 81 ---------------- 65 7 -47 -------------- r Water level remained 75 ft belowT. 30 S., R. 21 E. surface from 115 to 660 ft; rose to

65 ft when 17 ft cavity wasencountered at 660 ft

754-219-1 Purity Dairy NE sec. 5 ---- 298 8-6 172 ----- ----- ---. -- ------ 60 8-20-58 S,D Driller reports water-filled cavityT. 30 S., R. 20 E. 230-298 ft, sand and clay 298-300 ft

754-221-1 Edward Sweeting S.5SWk sec. 36 1956 590 6 --- 18 ------------ 5.9 4-29-58 ----- ----- rT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

754-229-1 L. H. Carlton, Jr. SWIlSk sec. 34 1957 65 4 - 10 ------------ 7.6 6-10-58 600 6-10-58 U Obttucted at 65 ft, 3 other wllsT. 29 S., R. 18 E. on property yielded water high in

chloride

754-230-1 A. L. Trayner SWkNBk sec. 4 1952 163 8-6 75 9 60/7 9.5 6-11-52 44 6-10-58 0 W-2664, supplies trailer courtT. 30 S., R. 18 E.

754-230-2 - --- do------- SfW1M see. 4 1950 124 6 31 --- 75/4 14.4 11-25-50 ------- -------- D W-2296T. 30 S., R. 18 E.

755-203-1 0. & S. Feason NZWtSk sec. 25 --- 100 3 52 105 ----------- 8 . 1955 ------- -------- DT. 29 S., R. 22 B.

755-203-2 a. A. Esposito NEkSR se«c. 25 ---- 288 4 82 --- 90 27 1954 ------ -------- D,T. 29 S., R. 22 B, Ir

755-203-3 J. A. Miles SEIkc sec.36 1939 480 8 80 ----- 500 16 1939 10 7-29-58 Ir Temp. 76t', 6-21-57T. 29 S., R. 22 B.

755-204-1 ------- do------ SUWNWt sec. 36 1942 402 10 80 --- .-------------- 18 1942 ------- -------- Ir Cavity 200-202 ftT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

755-204-2 0. S. Cunningham HNWlt sec.c, 35 ---- 150 3 --- 80 ------------ 2.2 3-17-58--- -------- VT. 29 8., R. 22 E.

755-206-1 Coronet Phosphate Co N1BNB• sec. 33 1921 795 30- 97 --- 3.000/25.5/ --- --------------------- U Plugged and abandonedT. 29 S., R. 22 E. 18 cont.

TlbI O,,"Coo(Hlued

CatIn WAer level Chlortd cunt·nt

Weal Owner .ocston e ma rk & p/dd/hr -rk

i U -i Ig i 51 S (^ R o markii

755.206-2 Coronet Phosphate Co. SEkBlt ec. 28 1920 00 30- 150 *.... 4,000/6/cont. 40 1920 .. *- ....... U pump in vell, not used since 19401T. 29 S., R. 22 8, 1s 15-inch liner at unknown Interval

to shut off caving material

755.207-1 D. D. Hull SFkWk sre, 29 1945 545 12 n0 100 ............ 32.6 3-18-5i - ..- * *...- IrT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

755-212-1 Americen Cyanamid Coa S1WHN sec. 28 1949 1,700 30. 480 77 3.500/60 39 1949 *** . ........ I 9-2008, water level 45 ft belowT. 29 S., R. 21 E. 24 surface in 1950, air line 147 ft

long to 145 ft below surface

755-212-2 ........ do- ...... 8NZk sec. 28 1956 725 26 130 62 6,250 35 1956 **-. . ...-... I W-4109, air line 84 ft lonq to 82 ftT. 29 S., R. 21 S. below surface

755.215-1 J. A. Miles SWkWh see. 30 1928 483 18 64 75 3,500 64 6- -2 ---- .---.... Ir When Alafia River flooded, waterT. 29 S., R. 21 E. level rose 4 ft over night

S755215-2 ........ do.----. - IWkSt sec. 30 1928 97 18 60 85 3,500 72 6- -2 ----- ------- Ir Cavity at bottom of well, about 4 ftT. 29 S., R. 21 E. of open cavity, more than 20 ft of sand

in cavity755-215-3 C. W. Lumaden NWHE•k sec. 36 1946 253 P 85 92 ---.....--- 67 1946 ....-- --. --- Ir

T. 29 S., R. 20. .

755-218-1 C, R. Pierce VIkSEJ sec. 28 1952 443 6 141 37 .---------... 20.4 8-14-5 ............- D,ST. 29 S,, R. 20 E.

755-221-1 Clair Mel Builders S kSWk ee. 25 1958 635 4 70 25 120/8/4 7.3 5- 558 110 5- 5-58 D W-4635; test well for subdivisionT. 29 8., R. 19 E. 7.6 7-30-5 supply; water used in housing constru-

6.8 9-17-58 cioon; temp. 770F, 5-5-58; chloridecontent increased with depth to 110 ppmat total depth after pumping 1 hour at90 gpm

755-221-2 Chester MacIntyre SkWtlk sec. 36 1955 180 2 ---------- ---------------- ------- ----- ------- D Water black, has high H28 contentT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

755-226-1 Tampa Electric Co. S•5SWk set. 19 1947 720 10 117 5.0 900/17 5 1947 ---- ------- D W-1604T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

755-229-1 B. G. Wilson lWkSEk sec. 27 1952 67 2 40 ----- 60 8 2-28-52 ----------- D W-2574, well buriedT. 29 S., R. 18 E.

Table 10. -Continued

Casing Water level Chloride content

Well owner Location /dd/br arks

u jA0 si .. !.. __j _________

755-230-1 H. C. Kiehl SE;FN seec. 28 1952 57 2 39 ---- 60 10 10- 5-52 --- ---- D W-2755

T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

755-231-1 C. 0. Farber lNkWk sea. 32 1951 114 4 64 6 100/17 4.9 6-10-58 1,380 8-13-58 D -2492, rnor p. thrive onT. 29 S,, R. 18 E. aerated water; chloride content dof

water 158 ppm, 9-18-51 after pumping

100 Spa for 14 hrs

756-205-1 T. B. Ellis NHEM3k sec. 17 1949 97 55 ----------------- 20 3- -49 10 6-21-57 D Cavity 90-94 ft, owner reports

T. 29 8., R. 22 E. difficulty in obtaining adequate water

supply north of State Road 60 in thisvicinity

756-206-1 William Hart SWkNk sEa. 21 1950 95 6 35 116 500/17/1 12.6 6-26-57 ---- ------- Ir Cavity 87-95 ft creened driven wells

T. 29 S., R. 22 E. in area yield water high in iron

756-207-1 A. R. Haralson SEFSWk see. 21 1952 35 3 -------------------- ----- ------ ----- --- IrT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

756-207-2 ------- do-------- SkSWk sec. 21 1953 73 2 38 ---- ---------- 12 6- -53 12 6-26-57 D

T. 29 S., R. 22 E.

756-207-3 J. C. McDonald NWkNE seec. 29 1945 716 12 80 ----------------- 40 ------- ---- ------- Ir 10-nch in er ro 175-205 ft to shut

T. 29 S., R. 21 E. off crumbling material

756-211-1 J. F. Lee S~SEI sec. 22 1956 600 8 68 58.9 500 17.9 6-20-57 ----- ------ IrT. 29 S.. R. 21 E.

756-211-2 -------- do------ SkSt sec. 22 1950 90 4 ----- ---- ------------- ----- 11 6-20-57 DT. 29 S., R. 21 E.

756-212-1 American Cyanamid Co SWkSEk sec. 21 1929 537 16- 400 -.- 2,086/60/20 ----- ------ 10 4- 4-58 D Supplies wayside park and picnic area

T. 29 S., R. 21 E. 12

756-214-1 C. W. Blanchard N4kSWk see. 19 .-- 52 4 ----- --- ----------- 41.8 6-20-57 12 6-20-57 U Abandoned, dry bottom in dry season

T. 29 S., R. 21 E.

756-215-1 T.B. Turner SEkSE sec. 24 1957 350 8 60 36.4 800 15.6 6-20-57 13 1-11-58 Ir Well is on slope of large sinkhole

T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

756-215-2 V. R. Hunter swksEk sec. 24 1954 176 5 75 --------------- 48 4-15-54 14 5-26-58 0 W-3216

T. 29 . R. 20 E.

Table 10.--Coat$aus

Clo nA Water level Chloride cunten

'• "a dJYield kI.

11 pur tron rt( S ^ If |p/dd/hrI Ro m a$»Wel Owri

________ ______ _ i! t *I aw At .a S I_ ____ ____

756.215-3 T. . Turner SWWk sc, 19 1913 250 8 90 ...* * *....*.... 45 6. -56 .... -...... D ormerly supplied lIrge satwmll

T. 29 8., R. 20 E.

756-216-1 Hllsborough County Ik\Stk sec, 23 1954 335 6 225 **-. 94/10 37 3.11-54 14 5-26-58 D W-3181, Yates School supplyAd, of Public Instr. T, 29 S., R. 20 E.

756-216-2 i, 0. Smith WhWk sec, 26 1950 182 4 78 ..... 8/2 58 2-10-50 15 5-26-58 D I.2108T. 29 S., R. 20 X.

756-216-3 Brandon Water Co, MWSEk sec. 23 1955 480 12 * * . .................. ....... . .....

T. 29 S., R, 20 E.

756-216-4 . ........ do ------ WkSk sec. 23 1958 556 12 156 --................ 34 1-29-59 9 1-30-59 U Well is 20 ft southeast of 756.216-3T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

756-218-1 rrank Ackerly SWWtk see. 22 1950 126 3 52 31 10/4 16.2 5-27-58 11 5-27-58 D W-2303T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

756-221-1 Two Brothers Dairy SWkSWF sec. 19 1949 203 6 55 25.7 100/6 11.4 2- 4-58 100 5- 5-58 D W-1920

T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

756-227-1 Hotel Hilleboro SW~NEk sec. 24 ... 171 16 - 22 ------------ 17.1 6-28-57 222 8-14-58 U Abandoned, water rusted pipes and

T. 29 S., R. 18 E. equipmnt, becomes very salty whenpumped

756-228-1 Independent Ice Co. IWNWk sec. 23 1935 400 8 21 ------------ 10.6 5-27-58 *---- --.-- U Abandoned, water rusted pipes and

T. 29 S., R. 18 E. equipment, becomes very slty whenpumped

756-229-1 Culbreath Landscape SWSVWk sec. 23 1951 165 3-2 60 ----- ----------- ---- -------. 29 6-11-58 Ir Water temp. 76'F, 6-11-58Nursery T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

756-230-1 C. F. Covgill NIWkSk sec. 21 1934 124 6 *- 11 1------------ 8.5 6-11-58 74 6-10-58 U

T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

756-230-2 City Harket Builders NEMlfH sec. 28 1949 205 6-4 111 15 50/2 16 1949 65 8-13-58 D W-1989, quantity insufficient for

Corp. T. 29 S., R. 18 E. laundry, supplies car-wash water

756-230-3 Tampa Electric Co. SIWk1

sec. 22 1956 277 8 117 ----- 450 10 3-28-56 --- ------- R W-3844, Tampa Electric Co. 3

T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

756-230-4 ------ do-------- SWNW sec. 22 1956 355 18 8 ----.------------ 11 5- 2-56 .-- ----- - R . W-3861, Tampa Electric Co. 4, deepened

T. 29 S., R. 18 E. from 220 to 355 ft, 6-28-56 to increasedisposal volume

Table 10.--Continued

Casing -^ Water level Chloride content

S. . ..

T. 29 S., R. 18 E. eample composite of water Eros

750-230-6 and 7

lOwer Loc756-231-1 J . SS tion e. 20 1 2 - 500 -3 , ell eri

C T. 29 S., R. 18 E.756-230-5 ampa El.ctric SWkW sec. 22 1956 427 8 117 - - --- -- 10.9 6-20-56--- ----- W-3966, Tapa Electric C. 5, waterT. 29 S., R. owin over top o andpip

756-230-6 .--- - -------- see. 22 1956 266 8 100 ----- 400 12 2-17-5 152 -2-58 D -342, Tamp lctri Co. , chlorideT. 29 S., R. 18 E.mple compo o water rom

750-230-6 and -7

757-230-1 ---- oer-------- SWEAW sec. 12 1956 250 8 133 ----- 50 11 314-5-- ------- d W-3843, Tampa Electric Co. 2T. 29 S., R. 22 E.

757-231-1 L, P. Plevit SNk SEj sec. 20 1954 73 2 29--- --- 50/10 6 3--5 44 -14-58 W3175wellis iedT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

757-203-1 .va Wanerrin S•hSWk sec. 13 1955 45 2 0 - ----- 75 10 1955 ---- - ---- ITrT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

757-209-3 D. E. BMeley NAH ; sec. 13 195 100 ----- 6 --------- 3------ 1 1956 10 6-27-57T. 29 S., R. 22 E.

757-206-1 merlcn Carothers SWo sec. 16 1- 450 4 122 350/7 20.9 -24-5---- ------- U Measured depth 210 1-10-5T. 29 S., R. 21 E.

757-207-1 L. P. P dlunkett c eNS sec. 17 1- 2158 8 8 116 ----------- 13.1 3-17-5 ---- -------- 1 f,T. 29 S., R. 21 E.

757-212-2 Lewis Wansley No NE sec, 16 1945 535 8 6 400288.2 -- ------ 31. 8-23-56 1 0- 8-57 0T. 29 S., R. 21 E.T. 29 S., R. 21 E.

757-212-1 American Cyanamid Cod WkSA sec. 16 1956 450 4-3 189 88.1 ----------- 47.5 8-23-5 10 10- 8-57 0T. 29 S., R. 21 E.

757-212-2 -------- do-------- NWE sec, 16 1956 29 3 21 88---------------14.6 8-23-56 10 10- 8-57 o Measured depth 21.1 ft, 11-23-56T. 29 8., R. 21 S.

757-212-3 ........-do-------- -- Wh8k sec, 16 1956 79 3 62 88.2-------------32.3 8-23-5 9 10- 8-57 0T. 29 8., R. 21 E.

757-213-1 .----. do----- NBWt sec. 17 1937 770 8 76 ---- ------------ 68 1937 ---- ----- Ir Pumping level below 70 ft in 1946,T. 29 S., R. 21 E. pump set at 80 ft'

Toble 10,.-ContlnuedCeriig Water level Chloride cuoneni

Well Owner Location R h.r s pd < »emarks

_1 m I h 1 0 J il___ I757-213-2 American Cyanamid Co SrNHk sec. 17 1 0 4 12 170 04 *- 14 650 42 1947 * * ....... Ir

T. 29 S., R. 21 E. 10

757-216-1 J. E. Drake NEkSBk ec. 14 1956 744 12 90 100 2,200/10 45 7. 1-56 ** .. .. 1.. IrT. 29 S. , , 20 .

757-218-1 0. H. Woodberry WhWkW see. 21 1951 1,000 6 200 58 .......... 40 1951 *-- ------- irT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

757-218-2 0. H. Fisher .Nmtk sc. 16 1951 122 3 54 55 10/5 35 1-10.51 .**** .-- *. U W-2352, plugged and abandonedT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

757-220-1 Rufus Quinn HNWkT see. 18 1930 400 6 .. 46 -...........- 25.6 6-18-57 22 6-18-57 DT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

757-221-1 Herman Sausage Co. S•ItiS sec. 13 1947 300 8 - 24.9 ............ 11.7 6-19-57 123 8-20-58 1T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-221-2 . ........do ...--- SEkSk sec. 13 ..-- 300 8 ----- ----- 1,200 .---.. ..-- . 57 2- 4-58 1T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-222-1 Stauffer Chemical Co SWgHEy sec. 14 1956 300 4 95 ----- 120/15 5 2-13-56 42 4-28-58 I V-3803T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-223-1 Atlantic Coast Line NVESWk sec. 15 1925 212 6 ---- 16.3 -..--------- +.6 4-15-58 22 8-18-58 D Known as drinking water stationRR. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-223-2 Seaboard Air Line SWlSEk sec. 15 1950 123 6-4 115 *---- 100/14 5 5-22-50 24 4-28-58 D W-2184RR. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-224-1 40th Street Drive-in SVMtW sec. 16 .-- 199 4-3 ----- 36 40 22 ..----- 111 8-18-58 D Water at 100 ft contained much H2S, R2STheater T. 29 S., R. 19 E. content decreased when casing reached105 ft

757-224-2 Floral Cleaners SWNWk sec. 16 1955 165 4-3 105 27 ------------ 10 8- 1-55 147 8-18-58 DT. 29 S., R. 19 £.

757-224-3 Lykes' Brothers NESE sec. 16 1952 506 8-6 116 ----- 350/6 11 10- -52 119 8-20-57 IPackian Co. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-224-4 Tampa Cold Storage NW8V seec. 13 1953 450 6-4 395 ----- 110/5 11 2- 1-53 25 2-13-53 DCo. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-225-1 City of Tampa SWkNHW sec. 7 1913 325 12 --- ---------------- - --......--..... ..--- --..--. U City sub-station 4, not used since 1933T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

Table 10.--Continued

CaS in Water level Chloride content

Wl757-225l3 d- SWk se. 7 1913 -l 17 84 U City sub-sation 2; not used Yine

T. 29 S., R. 19 E. 1933, capped 1957; temp. 7557, 2-5-58

757-225-4 California Packing SlycY4 sec. 17 1930 203 8 14 ----.-------- 3.8 4- 9-58 147 8-16-58 ICo. T. 29 S., R. 19 8.

757-225-5 - -......do--...... NIkSV eec. 17 1941 129 6 50 12.7 ------------- 3.7 4- 9-58---------------I

T. 29 S.. R. 19 1.

757-225-6 -.......do-------- S1Wk see. 17 1911 10 6 13 170/11.5/103 1 4- 9-58---------------U Zot used since 1930

T. 29 S., R. 19 1.

757-226-1 ercdey o ernade k sec. 18 19 10 ---- ----- ----------- flo 1957 -------------- City b- io 3, not ud nc298T. 29 S., R. 19 E.ppd 1957

757-226-3 -------- do.------- SW•N sec. 18 1953 15 1957 8 2-5-58 U City -ub--t10ton 2; not ud nc 2980T. 29 S., R. 19. 1933, cppd 1957; p. 75

757-226- 3 C. arcnia SVWNEI sec. 18 1954 201 8 45 -1 7510/ ---- 3.8 41 9558 147 8-18-58 1Co. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-225-5 ----Vllon nd Co. HNBSt seec. 18 195341 129 6 1236.8 ----------- 3.7 4- 9-58 -- --- IT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-5 A.---A. on---ale SWk sec. 18 1953 100 6 --- 13 10/11.5/100 3 1 4- -5 - 1 -2896 U ot ell drained 800 pm on st

T. 29 S., R. 19 B.

757-226-1 eSanled. Foncer SNdez sec. 18 1958 100 3 ---- - - -1 33 1953 ------------- R -

T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-7 alk-Lindoey -- - NW k see. 18 227 4 7 --- 180/8 0 7-25-53------------- D -2980T. 29 S., R. 19 Z.

757-226-8 A. . ConGaci SW sec. 18 195 212 4 45----- 75/10/3 13.3 1954 ------ -------- 209T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-9 P r Ice Creamn Co. tWMs sec. 18 1955 30 1 421 36.8--- -500953 301 8-14-58 IT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-5 A. A. Gonrzlez S see. 18 1953 113 4-3 32 -- 200 23 - 8-53 42 8-14-58 D W-2896, wll drained 800 gpm on teosT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-6. Stanley.Fonte SSwk sec. 18 1958 144 4 42 --- 120/12 14 4- 4-58 ----- ------- DT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-10 Tampa Flk- orida H SW sec. 18 ---- 226 473 ---- 1 1 ----- ------ -11---- Drvery, nc. T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-8 A. A. Gonzalet SAMk age. 18 1953 ----- 3 31 --- 30 21 1953 ....-- - *....- R W-2095T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

757-226-9 Polar Zc Cream Co. WSWk see. 18 1955, 301 10 180 ..-.- 500 --* ---- 312 8-14-58 IT. 29 8., R. 19 E.

757.226-10 Tampa Florida NASW% sec. 18 S-. .. 1561 4 3 . ------------ 10.3 7-26-51 250 4-11-52 1 Well is on common header with 757-226-11

Bravery, Inc. T. 29 S., R. 19 I .

Table 10, Cemlkuaid

Cal $ wate r level chilorid q

VWell Owner Location si e/dd/r mar k

e

_________ a~ll LiIh]eiLdiH i_____l

757.1226.1 ramp Florida Brever: NlVkW sec, 18 --- 120 5 - * - -........... 13 4-11,*52 ** IInc. T. 29 8., I. 19 I.

757226-12 ........ do ....... NKSrtk sec. 18 ...* 157 6 35 ..- ** **... 7 7-13.47 i50 4-11-52 D Well drilled in hiscorical "TropicalT, 29 S,, 1. 19 2. Spring", water supply for former

Fort Brooke

757-226-13 .....-...do- ........ se. 18 **- 335 6 42- ..---- - ---... 10.2 11-26-55 327 4-11-52 1 Puping level 15.1 ft below top ofT. 29 S., R. 19 .1 casing 7-26-58

757-227-1 Southern Dreving Co. ,SWS.,C s c. 13 1945 300 8 .--.--.. ... 350 .- --. .. 750 8-14-58 I Water temp. 78' 1, 6-28-57; pumpsT, 29 S., R. 18 ,. 150,000 gpd

757-227-2 Jose Garcia W NWk sec. 13 1953 173 3-2 136 ..... ........ . 34 6- 8.53 17 8-14-58 DT. 29 8., R. 18 E.

757-227-3 City of Tampa SzkSVk sec . 13 1911 165 10 100 -..----. -- -- - -... ---.. ..- -------- U Formerly Tampa Water Works Co. 23,

T. 29 S., R. 18 E. City 23

757-227-4 ------ do------- SSl sec. 13 1904 202 10 75 ----- ----------- --- ------------- ---- U Formerly Tampa Water Works Co. 8,T. 29 S., R. 18 E. City 8

757-228-1 Hillsborough County NkSW% sac. 14 . 400 6 23 ------------ 10.5 5-27-58 --- ------ U Supply well used by City of West Tampa

Bd. of Public Instr. T. 29 S., R. 18 E. to 1912, well is located 41.6 ft southof Main Street, 62.7 ft west of iomaAvenue

757-232-1 G. 1. Carter tWkNlk sec. 18 1952 125 3 88 ----- ----------- -------- 110 4-25-58 U W-2587, vell cemented 125-100 ft to

T. 29 8., R. 18 E. shut off salt vater

757-234-1 F. W. Greenbacker SlBkHN sec. 14 1940 3,000 12 -- ---- - --------- --- ----- 13,500 1-21-56 U Plugged back to 196 ft ad casingT. 29 S., R. 18 E. 6 perforated, salty water from near

surface to total depth, water containsmuch iron

757-234-2 Bartkes Inc NWkNt sec. 14 1942 140 3 60----- ----------- 7 1942 ---- ------ U Several partially sand-filled cavities

T. 29 S., R. 18 Z. encountered in rock

758-203-1 H, L. Crocker SkSzk seec. 1 1946 701 8-6 500 --------------- 23 1946 ---- ------ IrT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing I Water level Chloride content

Wel Owner Location S r k

Well a g B/dd/hra.. 0 lr u

758-203-2 E. B. Wingate SW k sec. 12 ---- 118 3 60----- ------------ 8 ------ ------- Plugged and abandoned, casing pulledT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

758-203-3 -------- do-------- SWkN sec. 12 --- 76 3 60----------------- 16 ------- ----- ------- Ir Well s 40 ft east of 758-203-2, waterT. 29 S., R. 22 E. level dropped from 8 to 16 ft when wall

was drilled below 110 ft, boiling springmuddy while drilling well

758-204-1 G. S. Hancock SWSWt eec. 12 1950 503 6 34 ---- 400/30 43.2 9-16-58 15 6-7-57 Ir 5-inch liner from 90-137 ft to shut offT. 29 S., R. 22 E. blue clay, pumping level 50+ ft but

less than 60 ft; temp. 75"F, 6-7-57

758-204-2 -------. do------- SWkS sec. 12 ---- 80 3 21 --- 85/15/1 7 6- 7-57 ------------ IrT. 29 S., R. 22 E.

758-204-3 Hillsborough County NHWSWk sec. 12 1951 438 6-4 200 ---------------- 43 8- -51 ---- ------ D Supplies 500-student schoolBd. of Public Inatr. T. 29 S., R. 22 E.

758-204-4 Fletcher Lett SWkSk sec. 11 1953 530 8 --------- ----------- 37.9 9-16-58 ----- ------- Ir Water level reported about 30 ft belowT. 29 S., R. 22 E. surface in 1953, pump set at 50 ft

758-207-1 Walton Brothers SWNBk 'sec. 8 ---- 40 3 19 130 ------------ 3.1 1-24-58 ---------- UT. 29 S., R. 22 E. 2.2 2- 5-58

.5 3- 5-58.4 3-31-58

3.0 5- 8-583.8 6- 5-582.9 7- 3-58

758-208-1 S. B. Wilson SWkSWk sec. 7 1954 140 2- 80 --.- ---------- 34 5- -54 15 6- 7-58 D Practically no water above 134 ft;T. 29 S., R. 22 E. 13 temp.76'F, 6-7-57

758-208-2 L. J. Prosser NWlNEt sec. 7 1946 450 12- ---- 140 ------------ 52.6 3-18-58 -----------.. Ir Water level 35 ft when drilledT. 29 S., R. 22 E. 8

758-212-1 Adolph Crosby SWHEHk sec. 9 1935 145 4 43 77 300/ 22.1 1-28-57 ..----. ---- R Water kills crops, ie unfit for drink-T. 29 S., R. 21 E. ing, ell •i in pit 12 ft deep, about

10 gpm of swap water drains into well,5-foot cavity from 140-145 ft

758-216-1 T. Hannasseri N•HNW sec. 11 1953 99 3 64----- 25/4 39 9-23-50 ---- .. -- -. D W-2266T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

Teble 10.--Conlonued

C11alg te' sar level Chloride conten

Ioc nYield sarIWell Owner 1ocathon d r 1 .

758-216-2 Shirley Lewis HwkSEk sec, 11 1951 120 3 62 .** 10/8 52 5- 9-51 14 5926-58 D W-2437T. 29 8,, R, 20 E,

758-216-3 Super Test Oil Co. Swk1sk sec. 2 1952 182 3 82 .**** 20/4 49 1-28-52 20 5-27-58 D W-2568T. 29 S., R, 20 E.

758-217.1 J, L. Dodd SBkNAt sec, 10 1950 116 3 50 ................ 42 12. 6-50 16 5-26.58 D W-2302T, 29 S., R, 20 E,

758-217-2 Williams Dairy SWN1

W see. 10 1950 188 6 79 ----- 125/5 20 10-20-50 7 7-28-58 D W-2299T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

758-219-1 HardInge Masonry NWkSk sec. 9 1956 93 4 60 **... 55 21 5- -56 16 5.27-58 1 5 feet of chert at bottom of wellProducts Co. T. 29 8., R. 20 8.

00 758-219-2 Raymond Hill NHSkNk sec. 8 1950 90 3 64-- 10/2 13 11- 2-50 --.. ----.- . D W-2283T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

758-219-3 W. R. Lunsford NEhSUW sec. 8 1957 101 2 75 --------. ..-..*..- 12 6- 1-57 18 6-18-57 D,S Cavity from 89-101 ft, well buriedT. 29 S., R. 20 B. under concrete slab

758-220-1 W. R. Harris NWkNW sec. 8 1947 137 4 ..-- -------.-.---. . ..- . 15.9 6-18-57 15 6-18-57 DT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

758-220-2 ........ do ..---. NWkNWk sec. 8 1941 65 2 ---- ------ ---------- - 12.6 6-18-57 ---- ....---- UT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

758-220-3 H. G. Reeves SAW1 sec. 5 1957 260 6-4 148 ----- ----------- 37.8 1-24-57 18 6-18-57 DT. 29 S., R. 20 B.

758-221-1 A. R. Lott NWkMlW sec. 7 ---- 139 3 40 18 ------------ .2 6-18-56 ----- .------ UT. 29 S., R. 20 E,

758-222-1 Larry Suares SEkSWk sec. 11 1957 555 6-4 84 ----- ----------- 15.4 9-17-58 --- ------- U W-4282, well abandoned when City waterConstruction Co. T. 29 S., R. 19 E. mains were installed - never used

758-223-1 Gus Feagle N3SkW sec. 10 ---- 160 4 ---- 44.7 ----------- 19.7 4-15-58 6 8-18-58 DT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

758-224-1 Garden of Memories SkNEtk eec. 9 1927 700 8 ---- ----- ----------- ----- ------. - 10 8-18-58 ZrCemetery T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casg Water level Chloride conten

e aetar T. 29 S, R. 19 E.

0 P 1 '1 ^ *46 1 1 Y g S 8 ;

758-224-2 arde J.of emories SWBkSW sec. 9 1957 748 10 73 534 32.6 9-17-59 ----- ------ Iretery •. 29 S. R. 19 E.

758-225-1 ue Ch Frrp Cnte SWBSW sec. 8 -- 146 3-2 1 ---- ------------ 48 ------------- -- ------. 29 S., R. 19 .

758-226-1 Blue Chip Cafe ' SDShE sec. 7 --- 133 3 51 ----- --------- --- ----------- - ------- DT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

758-226-2 oe Caballal fESWt sec. 7 ---- 210 3 67-- ---------- 5 ----- 28 8-15-58 DT. 29 S., R. 19 E.

758-226-3 Lucy G onoalo HEsNWk sec. 7 1955 135 3 103 49.2 --- -- 30 ----- 10 8-15-58 0T. 29 S., R. 19 S.

4. 758-226-4 City of Tampa NBkW sec. 7 1910 310 12 ---- --- ---------- --- ------- -- ---- Formerly municipal supply well', T. 29 S., R. 19 B.

758-227-2 Duvel Funeral Home NESHEk sec. 12 1953 165 4-3 67 51.8 ------- 33 4-20-53 28 8-14-58 Ir . W-2920T. 29 S., R. 18.E.

758-227-3 Henry West SSESEk sec. 12 1949 122 3 82 41.7------------ 30 5-23-49 14 8-14-58 Ir. Formerly domestic supply, abandonedT, 29 S., R. 18 E. because of high iron content of water

758-227-4 J. F. Guagliardo NBESEk sec. 12 1952 145 4 111 --- 60 ------ -------- 0----- IrT. 29 S., R. 18 E.

758-227-5 Purity Springs NEkWk sec. 12' 1958 450 4- 105 --- 75 23 4-16-58 44 4-10-58 T Test well, supply well 758-227-1Mater Co. T, 29 S., R. 18 E. 21 ii 30 ft east of teat well

758-227-6 Big Barn Food SWkSEk sec. 1 1951 146 4 36 --- --------- 22 42-13-51 ---- ------- D W-2588Market Inc. T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

758-227-7 Buffalo Avenue SESSE sec. 1 1950 255 8 82 -------------- 32 9-1350 ---- ---- -- DBaptist Church T. 29 8., R. 18 E,

758-228-1 G. A. McGinnis SWH Ng sec. 11 1950 167 4-3 102 ------------- 15 6-28-50 38 4-11-58 I Water contains much H2 ST. 29 S., R. 18 B.

758-229-1 - ----------- SENWtS se. 10 -- 68 2 42 ---- ---------- 6.6 1-10-58 ------------ UT. 29 S., R. 18 E.

ITlIe 10. .Coaeiaue•

Vi -V . T 8 «Se l__ __ -- Ciiis l .arii- soiWill Owne o40 oa Sp. bu gamuts

75.2301. I, Ctccarllo 1SVAW sec. 10 1926 91 2 4 ----.............. 4 1957 13 1.11.57 D Uel I. burae1. 29 8., R. 18 I.

75I-2302 The Borden Co, WVt t ac, 9 1943 $12 10 5 31 300 13,6 9-18.58 -. .......* U W.766, City II, U.S. Army 16,7, 29 3,, It. 1 E. Old Amy 14, well ts pluued

s7d ihendoned 9-18-58

758-230-3 City of Tampe Stlk see. 9 *... 436 10 141 29.5 500/23 13.5 1942 149 4- *42 0 V-689, City 4, U.S. Amy 4T, 29, 1., R, 18 I.

758-231-1 ........ do....... NWk sie. 9 1942 508 10 93 - 500/6 14 1942 22 5- -42 1 V-690, City 5, 0.S. Ary 5T, 29 S., R. 18 L,

7M*231-2 -.---. do ........ Mkll see. 8 1943 502 10 99 27.9 360/1 14.7 9- 4-43 -- ----- P If811, City 12, U0.. Army 12.T. 29 A., R. 18 B. Old Army 15

S758-231-3 -........do ........ S sec. 1942 513 10 134 ..... 425/5 14 10- 1-42 44 10- -42 0 9.693, City 6, U.S. Ary 6,T. 29 S., I. 18 E. Old Army 8, wter salty after pump-

Lag 250 spa for 5 days

758.231-4 ........ do ........ M E sac. 8 1942 312 10 *- 20. ----------- ----- ---....... 76 - -42 0 V11.-191, City 1, 0.S. Amy IT. 29 S,, R. 18 E.

758-231-5 ..--... do--- ........ W . 1942 309 10 21.1 .------- --- ---- ....... 72 5. -22 0 Iit-I192, City 2, U.S. Army 2T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

758-231-6 ------- do - * ........ % sec. 8 1942 221 6 23 23.6 300 10 6-23-42 51 5- -42 r0 :-688, City 3, U.S. Ary 3T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

758-231-7 ....... do -..... SUVtlg es. 9 1942 511 10 101 ---- 500/8 11 1942 ------ --. . P City 10, U.S. Amy 10T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

759-203-1 R. L. Crocker WhmSk sec. 1 1940 265 6-4 140 --------------- 22 1940 --.... -.. -- Ir At depth 0-140 ft water levt was & ftT. 29 S., I. 22 E. below lead swrtace; 140-200 ft wter

lentl ws 40 ft; 200-265 f water Irelwas 22 ft

759-211-1 L. C. Griffin SgfSEk sec. 34 1946 452 8 --- 105.9 700 35.7 1-11-57 -- .......-T. 28 8., R. 21 3.

Table 10.-Continued

Casing ater level Clorida content

a O Y ld 6Vw l

l Owner Location a edl * 0 ii. 4 gp u 99/dd/hrsa *6 a

__ ________ itat __ ____ aB ~___759-211-2 T. C. Aired NWkN sec. 2 1957 30 4 15 - 250 5 1957 ----- ------ Ir Temp. 79%, 6-6-57

T. 29 S., R. 21 B.

759-215-1 F. R. Ennis SVkNEk sec. 1 --------- 6 --- 60.5------- - 40 ---- --- ------ 0 U.S. Engineering Dept.400T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

759-216-1 Walter Killian SEkNEk sec. 2 1951 96 3 75 ----------------- 22 1-2251 14 5-26-58 0 -2354T. 29 S., R. 20 B.

759-219-1 Erwin Perkinse NSkNEk ee. 5 1957 137 4 81 --------------- 8 2- -57 13 6-11-57 IrT. 29 S., R. 20 E.

759-220-1 A. T. Flowers SEkSWk sec. 31 ---- 40 3 --- 20 ------------ -2.1 6-18-57 ----- ------- Vell covered by fill, Sepember 1958T. 28 S., R. 20 B.

759-220-2 W. C. Pound SEkNBk sec. 6 1956 158 4 85---------------- 55 7-1656 8 8-20-58 0,3T. 29 S., R. 20 E.

759-221-1 C. D. Shifflett WN sc. 1 ---- 190 4 ----- 30 ------------ 4.6 6-13-57 21 8-20-58 V Water contains much H2ST. 28 S., R. 19 E.

759-222-1 East Side Water Co. MWkW sec. 2 1956 338 6 83 30 400 12 7-30-56 15 8- 1-56 p V-3996, supplies Bast Lake ParkT. 29 8., R. 19 B. subdivision

759-222-2 ---- do------- NWW sec. 2 1957 537 10 105 31 1,200/6/8 9.9 917-8 ----- ------- V ater level 10.7 ft below top ofT. 29 S., R. 19 B. 10-inch coupling which is 1.2 ft above

ground, 4-15-58

759-222-3 Pik'n Pak Discount NlkNEk sec. 2 1958 215 6 56 40 150/2/2 15.8 9-17-58 ----- -----City T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

759-222-4 C. D. Shifflett SBkSk sec. 2 1953 129 3 72 30 100/21 13 2- *53 ----------- D Water contains less 2S than nearbyT. 28 8., R. 19 B. wells (reported)

759-224-1 F. 0. Peres SikSEB sec. 33 1957 120 4 50 58.9 10/15 25.2 7- 9-57 7-11-57 D Principal vater-bearing zone at 53 ftT. 28 S., R. 19 E.

759-224-2 W. Alderman NWNE\ see.c 4 1957 154 3-2 79 ---------------- 30 1957 6 8-18-58T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

Tabl$ 10.IOCoatlnu*d

C g Water level Chlorldie onse

Well Ovuar Locolton I1 I IelaA1 8 8p a/ddlhr° s d1 1

I I _V _ ' iI J _____ME ._ _ -, 1i A_ ____ hi A I A

759.226.1 Von NI wan and Bller 8E4tWit sec. 31 1953 353 4-3 167 ............ 32 3- 2-53 .* -- * W-2922, drains 40 sgpm from sti condt1. 29 8., It. 19 3, cioner

759-226-2 ........ do ........ SlSV see. 31 1950 256 6-4 140 54.8 ............ 1 7721-50 **-** ******* DT. 29 1., A. 19 E.

759-226.3 Roellum akers Inc. N"ME srec 6 1947 620 6 110 65.6 ............ 38 6-10-47 31 4-15-58 Zr W-1504, 10 hp Jac pump set at 45 ftT. 29 8., R. 19 3. lose prima when not throttled, norual

pumpinI level 35 ft below surface759-226-4 rs. Crook S1tWk sec, 6 1955 165 3 50 415 ......... 23 6-15-55 14 8-15-58 D

T. 29 8., 1. 19 3.

759-226-5 Fralds Inc. aktu ( sec. 6 1954 116 3 43 ----- 100/34 24 9- 7-54 5 1-22-57 3 V-3341S. 29 S., R. 19 3.

759-227-1 Hilltborough County S~LM sec. 1 1952 183 6 55 49.1 100 31 6- 9-52 23 8-14-56 Ir W-3029I 3d. of Public Instr. T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

759-227.2 Purity Springs Water SWkEk sec. 1 1958 240 16- *-** 31 600/15/30 9.5 4-15-58 135 8-14-58 PCo. T. 29 8., R. 18 E. 12

759-227-3 J. H. Davis HMMIk ec. 6 1955 152 3 42 --- 20/3 27 1- 6-55 ----.-----. - R W-3418T. 29 S., R. 19 E.

759-229-1 H. P. Buseell StVk sec. 34 .--- 70 2 40- *-* -- ... ---.... -... . ....... 36 1-10-58 D Supplies Stan's Drive-in Restaurant andT. 28 8., R. 18 E. Bussell Piping Contractors

759-229-2 Florida State HNWtWk sec. 3 1945 367 6 93 36 ..--........ 17.4 1-10-58 --- ---.--.. * Well. yitlded san•y wacer, abandonedTheaters Inc. T. 29 8., R. 18 E. 17.4 2- 5-58

14.3 3- 5-5816.2 3-31-5817.0 5- 7-5818,2 6- 5-5816.4 9-17-58

759-231-1 City of Taupa SEN3 k eac. 5 1943 515 10 80 29 300 14.5 7-11-43 - .-----. ----- P 1-800, City 14. 0.S. Army 14, Old Army 16T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

759-231-2 --.------ do------ SEV-Na sec. 5 1942 478 10 121 28.6 550/1 12 0-23-42 30 0-25-42 P V-694, City 9, U.S. Army 9T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

759-231-3 ....... * do-------- EtS sec. 5 1942 208 10 87 ---- 430/6 10.5 9-10-42 44 10- -42 p V-691, City 8, U.S.A-my 8,T. 29 S., R. 18 E. Old Army 6

Table 10.--Continued

SCain Water level Chlorid content

1ell Owuer Location md IeM

rl

6 I gpm/dd/hraa. a j a W BI -

759-231-4 City of Tampa SWkHW7 sec. 4 1943 500 12 74 28.3 350/2 13.3 8- 3-43 76 5- -42 P W-802, City 15, U.S. Army 15,T. 29 S., R. 18 . Old Army 18

759-231-5 -. ---- do------- NEE sec. 5 1942 511 10 112 29.7 425/6 16.4 9-30-42 16 8-12-58 'P -692, City 7, U.S. Army 7T. 29 S., R. 18 E.

759-231-6 - -- d------- H1~SZ sec. 5 1943 501 12 84 32.8 350/0.5 18 8-18-43 --- ------- P W--803, City 16. U.S. Army 19T. 29 S., R. 18 B.

759-231-7 ----.. do--..-- SSr~t sec. 5 1943 337 10 94 28.3 ------------ 14.5 7-23-43 ----- ------ P W-801, City 13, U.S. Army 13,T. 29 S., . 18 E. ld Army, 17

759-231-8 Alterman Transport SWkSWk sc. 32 1955 182 4 93 ----- 42 13. 5- 2-55 27 4-25-58 D W-3515Lines, Inc. T. 28 8., R. 17 E.

S759-233-1 Webb and Gibbons SWkSWk sec. 36 - 131 6 --.. 9 ------------- ---- -- 175 9-26-57 D,S Temp 75*F, 8-13-58; flowo into pondas Trustee T. 28 S., R. 17 E. through underground tee in casing

759-233-2 Marco Penn HWNitk sec. 1 -- 100 4 ----- --- ---- ----- +2.4 9-26-57 128 8-12-58 D Temp. 76', 8-12-58; flows continuouslyT. 29 S., R. 17 E. into fish pond, water sold as Penn

Kineral Health Water759-235-1 ------------------ S k sec. 3 1957 200 3 --. .-------- ------ -------- - 2,220 8-12-58 U

T. 29 S., R, 17 E. Temp 740?, 8-12-58

759-235-2 John Meeker VNEI k sec. 3 1957 107 2 30 ---- -------- -7 1957 1,200 1- 2-58T. 29 S., R. 17 B.

800-207-1 City of Plant City SWkSV sec. 29 1958 650 16- 213 129 1,050/39/24 44.4 3-17-58 12 3-18-58 P •-4621, City 4T. 28 S., R. 22 E. 12

800-208-1 L. B. and 1. D. SBkS6W sec. 29 1946 599 8 ------------------------- ------- ----- ------Russell T. 28 8., R. 22 E.

800-208-2 Shirriff-Horsey Corp. SWk SWh sec 29 1945 499 12 .-- ---.. 500 29 3- -56 --- -------T. 28 8., R. 22 B.

800-208-3 --.---- do------- SkSk sec. 29 1946 692 12 110 --- 1,800/19 28 2- -52 - ------ I Temp. 80'F, 3-5-57; while pumpingT. 28 S., R. 22 B. 2,300 spm

800-208-4 -------- do-- - SSW sc. 29 1946 782 12 110 --- 1,100/19 28 1946 --- ------- I Hole size decreases frm 16 inches toT. 28 S., R, 22 E. 12 inches at 235 it

Table M10.-C&Aa.iaad

S- - -Ca tag ietr level Chlorld eunse1

I Ome t *s Rea

Wel, O1ar Lo'rlon 1 a g- ,. , Ipa/dd/hrs %o, Rk

__ ______iJi __ Ei ALi4 LA d A____800-208.5 Shirrlff.Horsey Corp SlkSEl sec. JO 1955 736 16 113 1----- ,000 *** ...... .. ....... I

T. 28 S., R. 22 E,

80011-1 V. L. Epps tkSEk see. 27 1950 20 2 20 .**. 50 7 2. -57 --- ....- Ir Several smlilar wlls on propertyT. 28 S., t. 21 t.

800-214-1 I. R. Dukes SESEk sec. 30 1949 185 4 85 ***** .....--..- 13 8- -49 * .--- --- .. lr Pmp loses prime hen pumped at 600 gpmT. 28 S,, 1. 21 E. for several days

800-214-2 ........ do -- ...... SSk sec. 30 1951 90 4 50 -...............- 17 1951 *- .. ....... Ir Pumpng level below 25 ft afterT. 28 S., R. 21 1. 10 minutes pumping 400 pm

800-214-3 Dukes and ossberg SEtkSB sec. 30 1935 153 8 90.... 800/3.5/1 +.5 1935 ------.-- IrT. 28 S., R. 21 5.

t 800-220-1 J. Vanderburg 9SlB2i sec. 31 .... 100 4 .---- ---.--------.. +2 6-17-57 .-- -- .--.... Ir. lous about 30 Spmr T. 28 S., 1. 20 E.

800-220-2 R. 0. Tuggle SikN)I sec. 31 1935 204 4 ...------- ------ - --- -- - -- -..-- ---- ...... Ir Flous intermitCetly, water containsT. 28 S., R. 20 Z. much iron and H2S

800-220-3 E. M. IbWite WkSA sec. 31 1955 48 3 30 ----------------- +2.9 6-18-57 ------- S Supplles fish batchery, wll botcomT. 28 S., R. 20 E. . at top of rock, alwys flows

800-224-1 Del Rio Estates SESEa see. 28 1957 375 8 144 ---. 450/17 6.8 9-29-50 ---- ------- UT. 28 S., R. 19 E.

800-224-2 Del Rio Utility Co. MiMk sec. 33 --- 200 6 ---- ----- ------------ 9.1 6-17-58 --- ----- - P Standby well 15 hp electric and auxilaryT. 28 S., R. 19 E. gasoline powered centrifugal pump

800-224-3 ------ do------ SEk sec. 28 --- 190 4 98 --- ------------ ---- ------ - --- ---- P Regularly pumps 400 spm, 7.5 hp electricT. 28 S., R. 19 S. centrifugal pump

800-227-1 Charles Coins SWtSi' sec. 30 1957 192 3 93 51.9----------- 36 0-24-57 ----- ------- DT. 28 S., R. 19 E.

800-227-2 Seminole Heights SBASEk sec. 36 1957 616 6 86 40.7 90/3.5 22 10-30-57 ------------ DMathodist Church T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

800-227-3 ----- -do------- SEkSk sec. 36 1957 729 6-4 ---- 41 ------ --- --- ------- ------ R -467, constant vater disposal well,T. 28 S., R. 18 E. salt water encountered at 725 ft depth

Table 10.-Continued

Caaing ater level Chloride conten

I ' eield B0rleWell Ovner Location ., d/hr

___ ___ 1 _i 0 J./dd/hrs CHjid A a

800-227-4 Bertie McCord NKEZ k sec. 36 1955 202 4 105 51.1 -------- 36.5 11-14-55 ---- ------ D W-3713, well buried 2.5 fc below land

T. 28 S., R. 18 B. surface

800-227-5 American Legion SEksWk sec. 25 956 130 4 55----- 50/5 17 7- 3-56 ----- ------- D -3977

Foot III T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

800-227-6 D. Garcia SWkS .sec. 30 1950 183 4 42 44.5 20 ----- ---- --- ---- .U W-2274, plugged and abandoned

T. 28 S., R. 19 !.

800-227-7 Thelma Farmer SWtHWk sec. 36 1938 192 2 ----- ---.----------- .7 6-10-58 --- ------- Supplies fish pond

T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

800-227-8 urity Springs Water SWkW c see. 36 1927 134 12- 60--- -. - -- --- P all flas when not pumped, pumpingCo. T. 28 S., R. 18 . 6 level 15 ft below surface when pumping

1 T

500 gpm continuouslyU1(1 800-228-1 0. B. Dempsey HEBkN sec. 35 1957 113 4 65----------------- 14 8- -57 14 6- 6-58 D ater contains much U28 and iron

T. 28 S., R. 18 B.

800-228-2 Tampa Police Pistol lBklWk sec. 35 -- 125 3 --- ----------------- 7.2 6- 6-58 ---- ------- U

Club T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

800-230-1 Robert Jones SEkSBk sec. 28 1947 110 2 ----- -- ---------- 12 --- 23 6-11-58 DT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

800-230-2 I. E. Whealton 3kUkB sec. 33 1924 125 2 ---.-- --- -- ------- -- -- - ------- 23 6-11-58 D Well formerly supplied several houses

T. 28 S., R. 18 E. in are

800-230-3 . W. Shepard NHNEk1 sc. 33 1950 300 4 64 ----- ------------ 20 611-58 . .-- ----- U Surface caved in and wel filled with0T. 28 S., R. 185. 30 ft of sand at depth of 80 ft withT. 28 ., R. 18 . 40 ft of casing, vater level dropped

from 12 to 20 ft below surface whencasing was driven to 64 ft to shut offsand

800-233-1 H. C. Williams HNkSEk sec. 25 1955 200 2 170 ----- .--- - -- ---- .. 13 8-12-58 D Well supplies dairy and 2 houses

T. 28 S., R. 17 E.

800-234-1 L. 8. Robles SWkEk sec. 35 1900 135 4 40 ---- ----------- 3.2 1- 7-58 371 1- 7-58 U Temp. 73*F 8-12-58

T. 28 8., R. 17 8.

1e 10, LCoer level Chlorti

|P h5 1 9S V 1» , i ,W*ll OOwnr Location g 8 , » | / h rk

800-135-1 g , LHayman WkIVWk sec. 27 -... 125 4 42 -... . *......... 0.0 1- 7-58 45 1- 7-58 8

7, 28 8., i, 17 9,

801-204-1 C, V, Ackerman NIr1Wk sec. 23 1923 25 4 20 ..... ..-.....- 3.7 5-14-58 - ** --- Ir

T. 28 S., R, 22 Z.

801.206-1 , P, Park WWk **. s 27 ..-- 749 12 150 .-. 720/1.5/1 50.2 5-15-58 ..- * .-- Ir

T. 28 S., R. 22 E.

801.206-2 Plant City Wslding SWW sec. 27 1951 234 6 80 .-. 200 2.9 5-23-58 .... ..---. D IW2491

and Tank Co, T, 28 S., R. 22 E.

801-2071 City of Plant City S•t sec. 29 1908 340 10. 260 128 500 33 1912 .. . U Formerly Cty 1, U.S. EnSr. Dept. 401,T. 28 8., R. 22 S. 8 H-23 in VP 773-C, water level 36.9 ft

below top of pump bass which was led on9-21-34, caaing rusted out, plugged and

Sabandoned 1941

8012077- ........-do------- W sec. 28 927 367 16- 280 128 1,500/5/cont 39 1-20-34 14 8-22-58 P -30, U.S. Zngr Dept. 492, City 2,T. 28 S., R. 22 . 12 orerly City 3, H-25 in VIP 773-C,T. 28 S., . 22 2ater leveL 0 t in 1927

801-207-3 - -- -do-........ 8 c. 28 1943 488 12 40 128.5 .--....--.-- 3 7- -43 ----- ----- U -793, formrly City 4, water polluted,

T. 28 S., 1. 22 ,. 10 plugged and abandoned

801-207-4 ---- do----- SWkB sec. 29 1947 760 12 105 133.8 1,200/8 42 1947 --- ----- V i-382, City 3, pumps continuously atT. 28 8., R. 22 . 1,200 Sp

801-207-5- ..---.... do..-- SW sec. 28 1914 637 16 160 132 500 40 1914 14 8-22-58 P City I formerly City 2, H-24 in

T. 28 8., R. 22 5. P 773-C

801-208-1 k. Dudinski NBkfE sec. 30 1950 87 4 43 -------------- 38 5- -50 ---- ------- I 2186

T. 28 S., R. 22 3.

801-211-i Olin Dukes lIN9tN sec. 28 --- 25 6 78 95 ------ --- 18.7 1-10-57 . .--------- I Never ao prie hen pumped at 300 8

pm

T. 28 S., R. 21 E. with centrifugal pump

801-212-1 Fred Gortner SU~ I W sec. 28 1951 108 3 70 --- 5/2 32 1951 *------------ D W-2471

T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-1 C. Farrie 8.NZk sea. 29 1943 250 8 60 75.4---------.-- 5 1- 9-57 ----- ---- U

T. 28 8., R. 21 B.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing Water level Chloride conent

T. 28.R. 2 . at 55 ft in tuc and and

801-213-4 C. 5. Dye NIVkWk sec. 29 1951 123 4 81- 120/8 10 7-28-51 ------------Zr W-2470all 28 S. R. 21 8.801-213-5 D. .rrHull NBkSBk se. 29 1942 55 8 55 ---------------- 942 -- -- U Wl wa driled n inkhol, donedT. 28 8., R. 21 E. 55 f n ck and

801-213-6 C. R. DColle 8 Wk sec. 20 951 123 4 81 - ----120/8 10 7-2 -51 ----------- r W2470T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-7 D. D. irkland r. S k ec. 29 1942 402 8 60----- ---------- 30 1942-57 --- ------- IT. 28 S., R. 21 8.

801-213-6 M.R. Cdollns SkNWk seec. 21 ---- 100 4 7.5 500/6 81 1- 9-57 ---- ------- noh of 801-213T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-9 W. G. rkland,B r. HWWkW c sec. 28 --- 90 2 110---- ------------ .9 1----5---- ------ IUT. 28 S., R. 21 B.

801-213-10 T. --- urvdo--- SW c. 20 194 100 4 65 76.2 500/6 7.6 2--57 ------- Ir I north of 801217T. 28 S., R. 21 E.801-213-9 R, 0. LaBroad NMkWt sec. 28 .--. 193 4 110 ----- ------------ ----- ------- ----- ------- IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-10 T. B. Purvis SEVNWI; see. 20 1945 119 6 ..·- . 71.1 250 17.6 2-11-57 ------- IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-11 City of Tampa MNkSSg sec. 20 1957 750 4 74 69.4------------ 3.5 2-28-57 ----- ---- 0 W-4260, City teat well 3, deepenedT. 28 8., R. 21 8. 1.3 3-10-57 from 523 to 750 ft July 1957, flows

1.5 5- 3-57 intermittently1.6 8- 3-57

801-213-12 ---- do------ NgkSWk sec. 20 1957 84 4 0 68.2----------- 9.2 3-13-57 -- --- U Sinkhole formed around well, samplesT. 28 S., R. 21 E. discarded, abandoned, no City number

assigned801-213-13 -------- do------- NSWk sec. 20 1957 345 4 64 68.2----------- 7.6 5- 3-57 ---- ------- 0 W-4259, City test well 2

T. 28 S., R. 21 8. 8 5-16-577.3 10- 1-58

801-213-15 ----.. do ..--- NBS.Sk sec. 20 1957 417 16 69 69.3 2,200/26.6/ .6 3- 5-57 9 3-25-57 0 W-4261, City well A; flows intermittentlyT. 28 S., R. 21 E. 3.1

801-213-16 ----- do------ NHkSk sec. 20 1957 250 4 49 73.9 --------- 6.8 5- 3-57 --- -- --- 0 W-4262, City teat well 4T. 28 8., R. 21 E.

TebI o )0,-Coatlausd

Ca all I W t level Chlarjid.cun iln

Ynar o w r LocaIion I ' apg /d hr. a A & , *-

801-213-17 City of Tampa NEkS1 sec. 20 1957 310 4 0 70 -....... .- .. ... ....... ..- ....... 0 W-4258, City test well 5, abandonedT. 28 S., R. 21 X. at 310 ft In clayey sand

801-213-18 -.....- do ....... NkSk eec. 20 1957 80 4 0 ............. ... .. --- -... No City number imeigned, driller couldT, 28 S., R. 21 E. not came off broken chart, abandoned

801-213-19 ........ do........ N z sac. 20 1957 400 4 78 72.9 .-----...... 3.5 5- -57 -- ----- W-4265, City teat well 6T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-20 -........do .----- NBSElk sec. 20 1957 400 4 39 71,7 ............ 3.5 4-31-57 -- --.... 0 W-1264, City test wll SAT. 28 S., R. 21 E. 3.3 5- 3-57

3 8- 3-57

801-213-21 .----... do------ .... . see. 20 1957 256 4 92 74.7 ............ 5.2 5- 3-57 .--. .......-- 0 W-4269, City test tmll 8T. 28 S., R. 21 3.

S801-213-22 .-----.. do - .---- N.kSk sec. 20 1957 800 16 72 74.1 -...------- ------...... 6 5- 7-57 0 W-4268, City test well BT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-213-23 .------.. do----- . . N~S sec. 20 1957 256 4 86 70.5 ....------. . 6.5 5 3-57 .--.- ----- . 0 W-4270, City tels well 7T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-214-1 0. H. Griffin S•WUN sec. 29 1938 180 0 130 .-------..-. ----- 6 7-30-57 * -.---.----- U Well formerly drained a pond in whichT. 28 S., R. 21 LE it was drilled

801-214-2 - d----- do------ SW--V sec. 29 1935 175 6 46 ..---.--..------. 7.8 7-29-58 ---- ------- U Cesing partially obstructed at 13 ftT. 28 S., R. 21 ,.

801-214-3 -------- do------- SW Wk ee. 29 1906 110 6 90 ----- ----------------- ..- .....-- . I- r Well in center of Gallagher Road, pumpT. 28 S., R. 21 E. is 45 ft east of well

801-214-4 D. L. NevWome NZkNk seec. 30 1906 450 6 110 ----------------- 5 1929 ----- ------- Ir Wll deepened from 225 to 450 ftT. 28 S., R. 21 E. in 1929

801-214-5 -------- do-- --- SkNE51 9

sec. 30 1946 105 4 58 ----- ----------- ----- ------ --- -- ----- irT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-214-6 C. E. Allchain NEZIk sec. 30 --- 140 4 ----- --- ---------- -.. ------- -- . IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

801-217-1 E. A. Ritter SEtNk seec. 22 1951 110 3 73 ---- 15/1 31 8- 7-51 .--- -----. . D W-2493T. 28 S., R. 20 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Caing Water level Chloride content

S - # Yield

I N be i r kSp/dd/hr

Wall O0ner Loca t ian I Ihr s

801-223-1 J. D. Lockaby NEIEtk sec. 26 1956 235 6 57 ---- 100 24 10- 6-56 --------- D Water level 2.6 ft below top of 6-inchT. 28 S., R. 19 E. casing which is 0.5 ft above surface,

11-7-56801-223-2 Her-chel Homes, Inc. SEFHW sec. 27 1956 266 6 72 ----- 400 20.5 8-10-56 26 6-12-58 P W-4070

T. 28 S., R. 19 B.

801-223-3 City of Temple NWkHWk sec. 26 1956 465 12 97---- 600/60 30 5-30-56 --- ------ P W-3970, City 3Terrace T. 28 S., R. 19 E.

801-224-1 K. M. Collins lWkHEk sec. 21 1946 90 2 ---------------------- 21.5 11- 7-56 16 1- 7-56 DT. 28 S., R. 19 E.

801-226-1 City of Tampa SEkNWk sec. 30 1924 375 6 ------- --- ,--- - 10 10-21-57 ---- ------- U ormerly supplied Hamilton HeightsT. 28 S., R. 19 B. subdivision

U1 801-226-2 1. T. Hirech SEHWc sec. 30 1953 52 2 32 --------------- 25 ---- ------ -- --- Pump sucks air through drop pipe atT. 28 S., R. 19 E. 30 ft below surface when Sulphur

Springs pool ie lowered

801-227-1 Paul Schwartz NWkSW sec. 19 ---- 315 8-6 -- 31.2 ------- 21.4 2- 3-58 ---- ----- 0 Well in pit 18 ft below surfaceT. 28 S., R. 19 E.

801-227-2 Sulphur Springs SwNWk see. 30 1923 31 8 0 ------------- 0 .9-29-58 ----- ----- D Water is reported to be mild laxativeTourist Club T. 28 S., R. 19 B.

801-227-3 Paul Schwartzs WkfSW sec. 19 -- 930 8 300 31.5 200/9 17.4 1-24-58 4,876 7-12-58 0 Formerly used as disposal well forT. 28 S., R. 19 B. cooling water of ice plant

801-227-4 City of Tampa S5Nk sec. 25 1918 200 4 30 --- ------------ 17.4 9-29-58 3,550 8-19-58 U Temp. 78'F, 8-19-58; well drilled inT. 28 S., R. 18 8. original "Sulphur Spring" which dried

up when well began to flow; well hasLong been referred to as "SulphurSpring"; water from 400 ft deep well6 ft west of this well was too salty tobe palatable and was plugged andabandoned

801-227-5 Ingalls Hardware NIkSEk see. 24 --- 48 --------- ------------ 21.9 1-16-58 --- ------ UT. 28 S., R. 18 B.

801-228-1 City of Tampa NESE% see. 23 ---- 375 6 -- 35.3 -------- 18.7 6- 6-58 ---- --- U Well is obstructed at 185 ft. formerlyT. 28 8., R. 18 B. supplied "El Portal" subdivision

Table 1|0,|',•ColUad

o a t --Wler level bChlorldC oa n

Wall O rYield a.Well onr Lora

tlo, f J" ' . 8pm/dd/hr. 2

8 1 S M k

_____ ___l l____i ' III U1 ______

601-328.2 Purity Sprint Water WAM~I see, 26 .... 300 12-.. ... . 500 * P .. . F ferred to as Orleans Avenue wllCo. T. 28 1,# R, It I . a

801-329-1 ........ do ........ lkSZk sec. 22 1956 255 12 -A .* 850/52/30 12 1956 9 3-1.56 F W,3859, referred to as Armenia AvenueT, 28 S., R. 18 5. well

801-238-1 Henry Hunt SF.E~t sec. 19 ... 87 4 84 ..... 160 0 ....... 1,450 81158 Ir Well is buried 3 ft deepT. 28 i., 1. 17 C.

801*238-2 . Ltguori IkWlk see. 19 1957 76 4 65 ................ +2 9-20-57 1,780 IY- 2-57 D Host of water cam In at 1-ft cavityT. 28 6,, R. 17 E. a bottcc of wll

802-209-1 Fred Collins HaHNk sec. 24 1937 143 6 100 *.- ............ 15 1957 **** ...... *- UT. 28 S., R. 21 2.

802-209-2 ........do- ...... k sec. 13 1938 212 8 65 ---- 800/3.5/1 12 1938 - ......- U0 T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

802-209-3 . 0. Webster IHWlkl sec. 24 1954 119 4 52 - -............. 24 1954 ---- ...... DT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

802-210-1 A. F. Griffin SBzk)k sec. 15 1935 473 3 60--- 165/11 16 10- -57 ---.. -- Ir Top of casing 2 ft below surface,T. 28 S., R. 21 E. deepened fro 135 to 473 ft in 1956

802-210-2 Russell RabLs SUJV see. 13 ' 1935 480 8 65 --- .------------ 25 1935 ----- ------ IrT. 28 S., R. 21 B.

802-210-3 -------- do--...--- IW.t ec. 24 1935 452 6 60 --- -------- .. 25 1935 --- .... --- UT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

802-210-4 Hillsboro County S•3k• sec. 15 1944 108 3 60 .-- -.--------- 11 1944 ----- ------ D Serves school of 550 pupilsDd. of Public Inatr. T. 28 S., R. 21 8.

802-210-5 A. F. Griffin SB3L k se. 15 1956 128 4 69 102 ------------ 16.2 12-19-56 ----- ------ I r Water level reported 16 ft below landT. 28 S., R. 21 E. surface, 9-1-56

802-211-1 Charles Forbes SW•SWY sec. 14 1950 165 4 65 --- --------- 13 1950 - ------- Ir Irrigate& 3 acresT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

802-212-1 A. H. Fritzka NHNi sec. 21 1930 150 6 60 -- ------ 10 .......--- --- ...........-- rT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing - Water level Chloride conten

802-213-2 ........ do........ k• sc. 21 /1931 50 10 77 ......... 9 127 Draudo-n excessive after pump-n- several

T .. 28 S, . 2

802-213-3 Harold Fry SHikSN sec. 17 1 00 5 6 73.3 ....... 8. 1- 2-57 --- ----- Ir

Scop of 4-inch casing 74.1 ft

802-214-1 H. Hopkins HWhSE sec. 18 1945 75 6 60 --- ----- 3 5-16-58 --- --- IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

802-215-1 B. C. Cook and Son SEkSyk sec. 13 1920 : 50 8 100 5 ------ 1.7 1-23-57 -- --- U Wll formerly drained vamp, used

Ow T. 28 S., R. 20 occasonally for ria ove, lar

S* cavity reported at bottom802-215-2 A. J. Walker sec. 18 350 6 46.7 ----- 38 12357 Ir asured depth 171 t, ell flows

T. 28 S., R. 20 . .9 53157 intermittently, reporedly spouted ft

.1 9-30-58 above top of casing in about 1930

802-217-1 L. W. FrLee HWE~HN sec. 22 19531 125 65 111. 1,000 84.5 1- 2-56 ------------ r Irr 10 cr, pp n c

T. 28 S., R. 21 E. header with 802-213-2 which is 20 ftsouth

802-213-2 -------- do----------Wk51

eec. 21 1931 450 6 13077 77-------------- 9 1- 2-57-------------- I- r Dravdbun exctesive after pumping severalT. 28 S., R. 21E. days

802-213-3 Harold Fry SUsM sec. 17 -.-- 100 5 ----- 73.9--------------8 1- 2-57 ------------- I-rT. 28 S., R. 21 B.

802-222-1 City of Temple SNEkk sec. 17 1925 430 4- 208 7-- -------- 5.5 - -5 ----- ------- 0 W4263orer supply well or Tend flle Terrace,Terrace T. 28 S., R. 19 E. 2 whte trillng 150-190 ftbre cased off

with 2%-inch liner from 20 to 208 ft,

78.4approximately 15 belo top of 4-inch ccasing,titude

0% top of 4-inch casing 74.1 ft

abandoned

802-223-1 -H. Hopkins - HWSt sec. 18 1954 75 6 1 60----------------- 3 5-16-58 ------ 3208, Cty 2T. 28 S., R. 19 E.

802-2123-2 -. -. dook and-on StlE sec. 15 1920 450 1 10055 --- --------- 1.7 1-23-57 ------- Well forrly drind p, uedT. 28 S., R. 19 .occ ly for irig g grove, lrge

cavity reported at bottom

802-215-2 A. J. Walker SW A sec. 18 -e-- 350 6 ----- 46.7------------ 3.8 1-23-57-------------- IZr Measured depth 171 ft, well flowsT. 28 S.. R. 20 z. .9 5-31-57 intermittently, reportedly spouted 5 ft

.1 9-30-58 above top of casing in shout 1930

802-217-1 L. V. Lee NANA nee. 22 1945 746 12 96 111.8 1,000 84.5 11-18-56---------------0T. 28 S., R. 203S.

802-222-1 city of Temple SW7~mk sec. 17 1925 364 8------- ----- ------------- 34.2 11- 6-56---------------U Former supply well for Temple Terrace,Terrace T. 28 S., R. 19 R. water trickles through break in casing

approximately 15 ft below top of casing,abandoned

802-223-1 -------- do------- NW`HWk sec. 23 1954 480 10 93 ----- 700/12 47 1954 26 6-12-58 P W-3208, City 2T. 28 S., R. 193E.

802-223-2 .......-do----------...t. sec. 15 1958 510 12 1191.----.---.----------58 1958 14 3-12-58 P W-4614, City 4T. 28 S., R. 193c.

TebLI 10,--Coenlaued

Coding 46atr level Chloride Geanc i

Wel* owne

r 0%,o e i p i.. .....

_______i lil i____ijaijJ'.__102-123.3 . ty of Temple INkyS3 sec. 15 1958 248 6 1 65 *.......... 4 L 10-id --.. ..-. U Teac weLL, to northehu o 802-223.2,rrrac« T. 8 S. t 29 E. w•ter level Iowered 10 fc vwhn

802-223-2 was drilled, water leveL63.4 It when 802.223-2 i• pumped at510 gpm for I hr, 10 min

802-225-1 Joeeph Ichllt Sr

seec. 17 1940 510 10 * 40 *- ..a ----.---- * .. 400 9-17-42 U Army well 1, for lenderion PLeld,rawingl Co. 1. 28 S., . 18 3. reactivated as supply for conetruCaionoa Schlitz Brtwing Co., L957

802-225-2 ........ do........ SS3U sec. 17 1957 691 14- 249 43.9 570/32/4 20.3 9-11-57 191 7- 8-57 '( Quality unsatisfacO ory for cooling1. 28 S., R, 19 1, 10 purposee

N) 802-227-1 David Hope MiWSk sec. 13 1947 57 2 21 ---.-............ 16.7 5-28-58 101 1- 8-42 ID Cavicy 52-57 ftT. 28 S., R. 18 X.

802-227-2 Ralph Worsley MISk sec. 18 1946 45 4 42 33.5 5/15 26 1946 .- .-..... D M W-1447T. 28 S., R. 19 S.

802-227-3 Willsborough County SWMIW sec. 24 1956 336 6 --.... - ... 125/3.5 20.5 3-24-56 ..-- .--..- r Sal water in cavty 31a-336 I•,,Bd. of Public Inrsr. T. 28 S., A. 18 Z. plugged back to 297' ft to cut off malt

802-227-4 Wt X. Hanner s514A sec. 24 1951 115 6 ----- --- ----------- 20 12-20-51 1,185 2-20-51 B? SaLty water, abandonedT. 28 S., i. 18 E.

802-227-5 .-....... do........ SW& . sec. 24 1951 268 4 ----- - -- ----------- 22 0-29-51 - ----- -- ...- ' Salty water, abandoned,. 60 ft northT. 28 S., R. 18 E. ao 802-227-4

802-230-1 Kr. Thomkins SVXt sec. 21 1941 381 4 100 *---- 500 18 1949 - ---- --- rT. 28 S., R. 18 .

802-231-1 urner's Dairy StNEl sec. 17 1943 125 4 60 47.4 50/4 10.8 9- 6-57 14. -19-57 i' Water tvel 14 1 t in 1950,, yieldT. 28 S., R. 18 E. dec:aed to 17 gpnm It 1950', abandoned

802-231-2 ------- do-------- SQMk sec. 17 1950 255 4 200 --- 80 14 1950 ----- ------. 60 ft northeast of 802-231-1T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

802-231-3 ------- do------- NES.c sec. 17 1956 645 8 72 ---- 500/5 15 9-22-56 ----- ------T. 28 S., . 18 .

Table 0O.--Cntinued

Casing Vacer level Cdlori d content

' * '...0Z Yltd ",. j" 5,,! S,,81 ie S &Location :0 Vm NO

tRAN

rs -. he 0

,, gPli a S 5______

802-232-1 John Rodriguez lMUE sec. 19 1957 87 2 59 30 ------ - 5.3 9-3-5T 14 U-19-57 D Wlaer contains much. •,anT. 28 S., R. 18 .

802-233-1 S. M. Carsmon SENEk sec. 13 1955 110 3 58 35.1----- -- 8.8 9-13-57 --- ---- D

T. 28 S., R. 18 E.

802-234-1 Hilo Thomas SEkSt•k sec. 14 -- 115 4 --- 12 ------- - +3 9-19-5 17 9-19-57 , Wter level .4 t abo topTi. 28 S., R. 18 . cor plate which. is 0..3 E above Iound:

802-234-2 Louis Hanrnco MNkSk see. 14 1957 97 3 60 ------------- 3.2 9-20-57 15 9-20-57 D Temp. 75T, 9-20-57T. 28 S., R. 17 B.

802-235-1 F. . C. Eckrt MESUNk sec. 22 1957 312 4 206 17 60 .5 9-26-57 -26-57 DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

802-236-1 Clo. h 8S sec. J. 21 - 98 2 40 --- --------- +1.2 -1 7-58 1 17 - 79--57 ,5 rw, r esh wa 1 r in caviy 60-66 ft,T. 28 S., R. 17 8. sulphr wacer at 70 f t depho. wateo

' tlverl rose progressively with depth.

802-238-1 Lo. . Freeman StWk see. 19 15-- 86 4 -- 3.1 2- - .0 11-27-56 1,820 1-27-56 0 T .a 725', 11-26-56, wll flowsT. 28 S., R. 17 . intemittently, cspped

802-238-2 ..--. do ---- SWtK sec. 19 1946 83 --- -- ------ --- ---- 1,400 1-27-56 e. 73, 11-27-6,T. 28 S., R. 17. .

802-238-3 Sunhine Park Race Ntk sec. 18 1923 3289 8 2,000 8.1 ----------- +.5 4-19-34 2,100 8-10-42 -8; daenet f, 3,255, to 3,269 ,0 in,Track T. 28 S., R. 17 I. 1926; stpuro, 8a odot ca7 sing rsted ote

below sortace, wateg r fows foem apparentspring or "sand bolt"; known, as c V.

1i91's "Oldamaw," well

802-238-4 Sunshine Development SU•%t sc. 18 194-- - 2 --- ---- ------------ -- ------ 710 8-21-58 D Temp. 731, 8- , ll top

Corp. T. 28 S., R. 17 X. of casing wlhl l

.is 1 f t ab

ove ls&

803-204-1 J. H. Cone NWSW sec. 12 1946 604 8 96 122 1,100/5 23 5-14-58 22 8- 1-58 Ir Water level repoted 22 t in 1946,, wellT. 28 S., R. 22 X.

is in pit to atL

ov use o

f centrifugal

punp

803-205-1 ------ do ------ SUWN sec. 11 1946 124 8 84 -- 1,000 13 5-14-58 -- ---- Ir Well Is t pit to increase yield ofT. 28 S., R. 22 1 . centri•ugal pump

803-205-2 S. Osborne lad Son WlN•h sec. 15 1956 510 4 66 58 70/10 36 1956 - -10-42 US

T. 28 8., .R. 22 .

Table 10.--Continued

Casiag Water level Chloride content

Well Owner Location Sp p/did/hr. markt 10. IL br .

i_________ __________ - 4 _______ -. 1. 1 a a 2* a A_____

803-207-1 Joe McIntosh NWNEl sec. B 1945 385 6 60 107 ------------ 9.5 5-14-58 ----- ------- IrT. 28 S., R. 22 E.

803-207-2 ------ do-------- SEtl sec. 8 1940 68 6 29 ----- *-------- 2 5-1-58 --- ------ Ir Flows intermittently, Lrrigates 10 acresT. 28 S., R. 22 E.

803-210-1 J. T. Holbrook SE4HEt sec. 11 1939 35 1k 23 ----- ----------- 4.7 12-19-56 -* -------- UT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-2 0. L. Browning NWlSEk sec. 12 1947 225 6 55 102 ----------- 14 12-19-56----- ------- IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-3 J. T. Holbrook SEkNE% lec. 11 --- 15 2k ----- -------------*--- 9.1 12-19-56 -*--- ....... uT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-4 t ------- do-- ..... C.E.kNE sec. 11 1940 37 1 35 *-*** *-------* * 7.5 12-19-56 *-----* ----- UT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-5 -------. do-- -- .. NEEl sec. 11 1947 55 2 ---- * --- * .. *-.---... *. 1954 ***--------** D,ST. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-6 ..--....do-.--.. - NEkNEk sec. 11 1951 129 3 85 -- 100/10/ 8 1951 12 12-19-56 DT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-210-7 ---.--. do--- -- -. . EkNEk sec. 11 1968 86 2 50 *-- .--...--...-. -..-. -..---- -- '---..... DT. 28 S.. R. 21 E.

803-210-8 ........ do -----.. . NNE1 c. 11 195- 68 2 1 --- * ------- *- - 9.7 12-19-56 ***** *.*---- Ir Measured depth 53 ftT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-211-1 J. A. MayJ NEk•W sec. 11 193 500 10 7rj ...-.. .......... 20 19.3 . ***- ...... IrT. 28 S., F. 21 E.

803-21&-1 J. R, Alden SEWINW sec, 7 1950 iii .. 6 :* 0'2 12 1950 .* * D W-2158T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

803-219-1 C, M, Simpson WASEt sec. 8 1957 110 3 30 . ............. 27 5-23-58 8 7-30-58 DT. 28 S.. R. 21 1.

803-222-1 S. A. Proctor REkSAW sec. 11 199 3 2 **- **** *............- 22 194 15 2 LT. 28 t,, ., 19 E.

Table 10.--Continukd

Caing ' Water level Chloride conten

* lo Yield A a aWell Ouner Location op dhrs at V

ark

. aS a .0 3 B

803-228-1 Lee Dentzer HWe t sec. 14 1947 160 8 ---------- 460 18 1947 ----- - ------ Cavity 156-160 ftT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-230-1 Bob Deriso SSWk sec. 4 1954 120 1 66 ----- ------------ 6 LI- -54 --- ----- D,ST. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-231-1 rurners Dairy NF.kHE sec. 17 1954 235 4 60 -- 80 10 1954 ------------ D,ST. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-231-2 - --------do------ S W sec. 17 1957 613 8 475 38.3 500/5 10 8-29-57 ----- ------- IrT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-231-3 ramargo Dairy hWkSBk see. 8 1957 250 3 38 ----- ------------ 9 6- -57 ----- ------- D,ST. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-232-1 W. J. Mullineau NW• Wk see. 18 1955 100 2 86 34 ------------ 7.5 9-20-57 15 1-22-57 UT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-232-2 8. C. Jackson SWkNWk sec. 7 1954 60 2 50 36.2 ----------- 2.8 9-13-57 13 L1-19-57 D,ST. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-232-3 R. T. Tamargo SWINS sec. 7 1947 105 3 45 ----------------- 17 1947 ST. 28 5., R. 18 E.

803-232-4 -------- do------- SW sec. 7 1953 203 4 75 ----------------- 21 2- -53 ---- ----- ST. 28 S., R. 18 E.

803-233-2 Dennis Ripa NsaSAl sec. 13 1956 87 3 75 35.1 ------------ 6,9 9-13-57 ---- --- IrT. 28 S., R. 17 8.

803-234-1 Katy Jones EVSk•i sec. 11 1957 130 4 98 ---- --------- 9.1 9- 5-57 ------------ DT. 28 S , R. 17 E.

803-238-1 Suns;ine Park NFEk sec. 7 - - - 6 -------- 300 --- 290 11- 5-56 D,S Supplies all water for racetrackRaceway Assn. T. 28 S., R. 17 E. service, livestock and house, 7,500 gal

pressure tank

803-238-2 Charlie Dies NKkjk sec. 7 1956 87 4 ----- 18.2 --------- +1.4 11- 5-56 13 11- 5-56 D,S Flows ntermittently, temp. 727,T. 28 S., R. 17 E. 3-4-58

804-206-1 W. L. Dame SEkSk sec. 4 1952 434 6 66 112 ----------- 10.3 5-13-58 ----- ------- Ir Water level 15 ft when drilled

T. 28 S., R. 22 E.

Table I0..-Contlnued

CstIAl w4r letvesl Chlorida cuateon

Well Owner Location | b re g pm/dd/hr ear

u gj• l 5Sd

804-207-1 H. C. Carlton NKMSNW sec, 5 1950 425 6 73 107.3 ........... l2.5 ll-18.56 W..... ...... U Water level 12,8 ft on 11*18-56 belowT. 28 S., 8, 22 E. cop 6*(nh casing which st 0.3 It

above surface, measured depth 416 It,50 ft west of well used to irrigatefield

804-208-1 ..---... do.......- NNW see. 5 1934 60 4 * * *.....** 400 4 1940 *.... ....... UT. 28 S., R. 22 e.

804-214-1 C. B. Smith N!kSWk sec. 6 *-.- 180 3 145 ................. 3.6 5-16-58 ........... IrT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

804-214-2 J. B. Todd NNEkI sec. 7 1951 144 4 86 .**.. 120/7 6 1951 ..- * ........ Ir W-2382T. 28 S., R. 21 E.

804-215-1 H. and R. Maguire SEkNEk sec. 13 1957 275 6 80 ................. 5.4 5-16-58 ---- ........ U Drilled to drain adjacent pond, pondT. 28 S., R. 21 E. level not high enough in many years to

drain into well

8064217-1 J.J. Lollo NWkSWk sec. 3 1953 102 3 72 ----- 50 18 1953 4 8-21-58 D W-2921T. 28 5., R. 20 E.

804-219-1 Hr. Williams SWkNE& sac. 5 1947 135 2 84 --- -..........- - 35 2.26-47 ..... ........ Driller reports chart "boulders"T. 28 S., R. 20 E. caused 3 ocher wells in circular

depression to be abandoned; this welldrilled on periphery of depression;no "boulders" encountered

804-220-1 8. A. Cruise SWNkt sec. 6 1951 90 2 ---------- ----------- ---- ------- .--- ..... ------ Chert at 78 Ec, cavity from 89.6 ftT. 28 S., . 20 E. to unknown depth

804-225-1 Harold Plevin SHkNWk see. 5 1946 79 2 ---------- ------------ 13.5 11- 7-56 --.--. --- U Measured depth 56.2 ftT. 27 S5, R. 19 E.

804-227-1 Murray Schultz NWHSWk see. 1 1940 850 12 ---------- ------------ 12 1951 ----- -------. IrT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

804-229-1 Murray Schlein WkNWk sec. 3 1951 562 12 80 ---------------- 19.3 6-11-58 8 7-30-58 Ir Pumping level 25-28 ft when pumped atT. 28 S., R. 18 E. 17.4 7-30-58 1,000 gpm continuously

17.1 9-25-58

804-232-1 T. J. Smith NEkN k see. 6 .-. 50 2 ---- 48 -------- 5.1 9-12-57 77 11-22-57 UT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing Water level Chloride contern

SI 3 I T ? YeldVell Owner Location W gpm R/dd/h markse a

a P4 Ig a / 1h a : r a A*IN____ __bE 1MA me a e __________

804-232-2 . K. Joyner WHNEk sec. 7 ---- 46 3 --- -- ------- 4.1 9- 5-57 --- --- U Obstruction at 9 ftT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

804-234-1 A. Kajander ENEk sec. 11 ---- 90 2 60 43.2------------ 15.8 9-19-57 14 9-19-57 S Waters 3,000 chickensT. 28 S., R. 17 E.

804-235-1 Stephan Hogyorosy SENEk sec. 3 1947 194 8 50---- 450 15 11- 5-56 --- ---- 0 Well failed to yield sufficient quantityT. 28 S., R. 17 E. of water after lake was drained into

well for some time.

805-208-1 L. A. Carlton HEBSWh sec. 32 1956 14 Ic 12 ----------------- 5.7 12- 6-56 6 12- 6-56 DT. 27 S., R. 22 E.

805-209-1 E. H. Chapman SEkSZk sec. 36 1957 525 8 -- 117 ------------ 23.4 5-15-58 ------ - IrT. 27 S., R. 21 E.

4 805-213-1 A. H. Ples S3NHWk sec. 33 1940 596 12 105 74.3 1,000/17/1 6.5 5-15-58 ----- ------- Ir Water level 8.5 ft below surface 1940;T. 27 S., R. 21 E. pumping level 25+ but less than 28 ft

when pumping 1,000 gpm

805-213-2 .--..... do------ NEkSEt sec. 32 ---- 606 4 128 ----- ------- --- .---- 18 5-15-58 DT. 27 S., R. 21 E.

805-215-1 H. and R. McGuire NWNBk sec. 13 1947 715 8 70 ----- ------------ 15 1947 ---- -------- Ir Well is in pit 15 ft deepT. 28 S., R. 21 E.

805-218-1 William Fink NBHkWk sec. 33 *-- 82 2 -- 38 ------------ 8.6 5-28-58 -- * ----- UT. 27 S., R. 20 E.

805-220-1 J. McDonald NWtSWk sec. 31 *--- 17 1k --------- - ---------- 5.4 6- 6-58 - ---------- DT. 27 S., R. 20 E.

805-220-2 Buck Cuy NWtSk see, 31 1957 86 2 50 ---- ------------ 5.5 1957 ------- ---- U H2S odorT. 27 S., R. 20 S.

805-227-1 Paul Bearse SWhSWk sec. 36 ---- 399 12 85 49 1,500/7 5.6 6-11-58 12 6-11-58 IrT. 27 S., R.' 18 .

805-228-1 ampa Bay 3apist NWhNEk sec. 35 1947 102 3 87 --- 50/12 6 1947 ---------- -- 0 WD-1400Asembly T. 27 8., R. 18 E.

805-229-1 rs., G. D. Bowis HNEkSE sec. 34 1953 611 12 ----- ----------------- 11.1 6-11-8 -- --------- UT. 27 S., R. 18 S.

Teble LO,.-Concinue4

Caslnh W*(er level Chlorde scUntde

Wll1

Owner Location edhrl ' earkdI. _g __ -s _ fij /d hr_ ,

805-230-1 W. . Reag NBkNk sec, 33 1937 180 2 42 ..... ............ 1,1 9.17.57 16 6-11.58 U Well obstructed at 22 ftT. 27 S8, R. 18 1.

805-20J-2 J. V. Klepper NHEkNk se., 5 1949 80 2- 70 -- **.............. ... ....... ..... ....... DT. 28 8., R. 18 E. Ik

805-231-1 W. L. Youngblood SVkSWk see. 32 1956 368 4 100 54 ............ 18 5 -56 --... -...... IIr Water level 14,6 Et below top of sealT. 27 8., R. 18 E vwhich is 0.6 ft above land surface,

9-5-57

805-231-2 E. E. Sabin N.SWk see. 32 1955 93 2 .--. ....- ................. ...... ..... ........T. 27 S., R. 18 E.

805-231-3 Turner's Dairy Inc. NWiNWk sec. 5 1957 223 6 71 53 ---------.... 12.4 9-12-57 15 11-19-57 UT. 28 S., R. 18 E.

805-232-1 R O. Sallins SWkSWk sec. 30 1957 56 2 50 48 ............ 8.3 9-12-57 ..--- ....... U Water contains much ironT. 27 S,, R, 18 E.

805-232-2 S. J. Shaw SWSWk sec. 31 1953 83 k ----- ----------------- 16 1953 *-- * ------ D,S Well is burledT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

805-232-3 ..- --... do ...--.. SSWt sec. 30 1958 83 2 60 50 ------------ 10.7 9-25-58 --- --.......--T. 27 S., R. 18 E.

805-234-1 Lee Blount SWkSWh sec. 35 1950 86 3 52 ---. ---.............-- ... ..-.. 10 1-27-56 D Temp. 71*, 11-27-56T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

805-234-2 C. H. Hobley SBHNEl sec. 35 1957 99 2 ---------------------- ---- -----... .-.... ....... DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

805-234-3 J. W. Barber SJ8Ek sec. 35 1940 179 4 40 .-- .--.--..----. 13.6 9- 3-57 ---- ------- UT. 27 S., R. 17 E. (?)

805-234-4 -------- do --.---- SEkSE sac. 35 ---- 60 3 ----- --------------- .---- .------ ---..--......T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

805-234-5 C. W. Walker SWkNEk sec. 35 1939 65 2 62----- ----------- 17.9 8-29-57 ----- ------- DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

805-235-1 City of St. Peters- HNWkWt sec. 34 1930 340 12 80 ---- 1,500/8 9 1930 9 1-16-32 U W-131 Pinellas Water Co. , formerlybur T. 27 S,, R. 17 E. City i, casing collapsed, sealed andabandoned 1941: well is 30,ft 5uh.ofpresent 5t. Peterasburg 1 (805-235-4)

Table 10.--Continued

Casing 3 Water level Chloride content

805-235-2 City of St. Peters- NHINWk sec. 34 1930 305 12 65 -.-. 1,100/12 9 1930 9 1-15-32 P W-123, City 2, yields 700 gpm regularly

burg T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

805-235-3 ..--.. do--- NkNW•k sec. 34 1941 300 12 .-- .-- ---- --- -- * .--- ----- City ,lB, about 150 ft east of 805-235-1T. 27 S., R. 17 1.

805-235-4 .--.--. do....--- Wk *ec. 34 1941 345 12 105 -- 1,000/8 12-15 ---. -- -- P W-240, City 1 or 1C, yields 800 gpm

T. 27 S., R. 17 E. 10 on 3 h. tet in 196, abandoned

805-235-7 Eugene Weaver SlF•SE^ sec. 34 1930 100 2 -- --- --- -- 15 1- -57 --- --- D House to be built over veil

ST. 27 Sl, R. 17 E.

805-237-1 lority t. Peal Nursery SNSN sec. 32 1930 305 12 6--- 1,100/10/3 9 1930 9 1-15-32 P W-23, City 2, 700 pm r11-27-egul56rlybug T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

80-235-1 Ledle ---ar sec. 26 1941 300 12 ------- --------------- ------- --- -------0 Ci , bou 150 t st 805-235-1T. 27 S., R. 22 g.

805-217-1 Charles berl S-------- sec. 19 345 12 105 -- ---000/8 12-16 5-28-5----- ------------ P 240, ity or C, yield 800T. 27 S., R. 20 E. rulrly

80-25-1 An Ado se. 34 1946 32 12 172 ---- 100/6 7.5 1---------------- --------57 ------------ U City , yield fici abndonedT. 27 S., R. 19 B.

80-227-1 ork ---- se. 25 1946 315 1- 149----- ------------------------ 58--- ----- City , pr ically no w r yieldedT. 27 S., R. 18. 10 3 tet in 1946, abandoned

806-235-1 Alene K ver SSBk sec. 26 1930 120 2 95 ---- -------- 15 6-11-5------ H tT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

806-230-1 Florid. abito SNursry S sac. 27 1956 80 8 68-- ---500/10/3 5.9. 2- 5-5 14 11-27-5 D ater ont 74 much 11-2 onT. 27 S., R. 18 B.

806-204-1 Ledley Wer NIgSWk sec. 26 .... 40 4------- ----- ----------------- -------- - 8 6-21-57 ST. 27 8., R. 228S.

806-217-1 Charles Eberly MSWk see. 22 1936 590 8 3----- 38 -------------- 4.6 5-28-58--------------UT. 27 8., R. 208S.

806-225-1 Angelo Alfiero SWk~SW7 sec. 20 1957 285 4 172 ----- 100/6 17.5 1- -57 6 8-21-58 0,8 W-4181T. 27 S., R. 198Z.

806-232-1 C. J. Aorkel NWkog S sac. 30 0 ---------- ------------ 2.8 9-12-57 --- ------- lapsed a 0 f, abandonedT. 27 S., R. 18 B.

806-228-1 Alice Kam NWk1g sec. 26 1958 120 2 95 ----- ------------- 4.9 6-11-58 15 6-11-58 0

T. 27 8., R. 18 S.

806-230-1 A. r. Zambito NWkSW% sec. 27 1957 75 2 42 ----- ------------- 10,2 9-17-57 14 11-19-57 0 Water contains much ironT. 27 8., R. 18 R.

806-232-1 C. E. Armstrong SA~NMPg sec. 30 -... 90 2 56------------- 2.8 9-12-57---------U Well collapsed at 40 ft, abandonedT. 27 8., R. 18 X.

Table 10,-'Conlinued

Cal wiater level Chlorsld cuntue

Weal Owner Locatlon i p/dd/hr rh

- , a_____ i t I_ I I ___

806-132-2 Leo French SWkSWk sec. 19 1950 63 4 .**- 52 ............ 7.6 9-24-57 13 ll-19-57 U Water polluted, abandonedT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

806-233-1 W. H, Maeyrs SWkNzk sec. 25 -- * 90 2 .-.. 47 --...------ . 9.1 9- 5-57 ........... DT. 27 S,, R. 18 E.

806-233-2 Mrs. T. Richards SWSW% sec. 25 1956 105 3 --.- . ............ ..... ....... ..... ....... -T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-233-3 I. T. Burrell SVkSWk sec. 24 1937 106 2 - $1.3 ............ 4.7 9- 557 -.... ....... Pumped l-inch of sand in 5 gal coniainerT. 27 S., R. 17 E. of water, in 1942, at total depth of

89 ftt deepened to 106 ft in 19431 3-ftdiameter hole 8 ft deep formed aroundcasing, wvll capped

806.234-1 City of St. Peters- NWNWk sec. 26 1930 350 16 107 54.9------------ 35.3 1-S1-58 - ... U W-124, Pinellss Water Co. 7, formerly4 burg T. 27 S., R. 17 E. City 7, abandoned 1942, 75 ft northwest

0 of 806-234-2

806-234-2 ..---......-do---- SWk se. 26 1942 324 12 138 54 1,050/9 20 1942 ----- ------- p Wgi-313, City 7 or 7A, yields 550 gpmT. 27 S., R. 17 E. regularly

806-234-3 ------- do------- NW•) k eec. 26 1930 345 12 82 54 1,100/11 14 1930 8 1-15-32 p W-133, City 8, altitude of water surfaceT. 27 S., R. 17 E. (static), 23.0 ft above mal 11-12-57,

altitude of water surface (pumping)12.7 ft above mil 9-30-57

806-234-4 -- ---- do------ SWkSgk see. 23 1930 270 16 60 53 700/17 12.5 1930 .--.-- ----. P W-130, City 10, Pinellas Water Co. 10T. 27 S., R. 17 E. (?)

806-234-5 David Allen SkS1k sec. 23 -- 217 1 -- 55 ------------ 21.5 9- 5-57 ------------ D Pitcher pump fails to pump when 806-234-4T. 27 S., R. 17 E. is pumping

806-234-6 V. B. Clemons SWkhNE sec. 26 ---- 100 2 ---------------------- ----- ----- --- ------- DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-234-7 W. A. Bartholamew SLNEkc sec. 26 1948 98 2 -- 49.3 --------- 17.5 9-13-57 15 11-22-57 U Nearby well 160 ft deep yielded muddyT. 27 S., R. 17 E. water, well unsatisfactory

806-234-8 James Walker NEkSWk sec, 26 1957 109 3 75----- ----------- 29 6- -57 ---- ------ DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-234-9 Raleigh Allen NWhSWk sec. 26 1946 118 2 ---------- ------------ 25.5 11-15-57 9 9-27-57 D Water level 13 ft when drilledT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

Table 10.--Continued

Casing Water level Chloride concent

' :" ',r* " Yield !Well O

wner Loca

t i on dhr g Remarks

Swa g pm/dd/hre 4 ag «u I- 11 I .ma W A .W 1

806-234-10 Handon Groves NWksE sec. 26 1954 63 2 -- 50.5----------- 11.2 8-28-57 ------------ UT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-1 City of St. Peters- SWkSE sec. 27 1930 354 12 79 33.7 700/26 11 1930 --- ------ W-118, Pinellas Water Co. 3, City 3burg T. 27 S., R. 17 E. originally, 250 ft west of 806-235-6

806-235-2 ------- do-------- NWkSEk see. 27 1930 345 12 65 49 1,100/10 11 1930 9 1-15-32 P W-120, City 4, yields 700 Spm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-3 -- ---- do --- N- NStSk sec. 27 1930 350 12 89 49 1,100/9 11 1930 9 1-15-32 P W-132, City 5, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-4 -------- do-------- StNlk sec. 27 1930 297 12 61 47.3 1,100/15 11.5 1930 9 1-16-32 U W-134, Pinellae Water Co. 6, formerlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E. City 6, yielded sandy water, abandoned

1942. 75 ft south of 806-235-12

806-235-5 .---.... do--- --- . NEkSEk sec. 27 1930 318 12 96 54 1,400/10 16 1930 9 1-15-32 P W-128, City 9, formerly City 9A, yieldsT. 27 S., R. 17 e. 775 gpm regularly

806-235-6 ---.---- do------ SWkSEk sec. 27 1942 335 12 122 45.5 1,100/8 15 1942 ----- ------- P Wgi-312, City 3 or 3A , yields 700 gpmT. 27 S., R. 17 E. regularly

806-235-7 -----.-- do.---. . NWkSEk sec. 27 1952 310 20- 72 ----- 900/5 23.5 4- -52 ----- ------- P W-2614, City 20, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E. 12

806-235-8 -------- do------ SEktWk see. 27 1952 320 20- 80 ---. 888/20.2 20.9 4- -52 ----- ------- P W-2607, City 21, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 B. 12

806-235-9 . ---- do------ SEkSEk sec. 27 1946 300 12 100 ----------------------- ------- - ....... P City 16, yields 500-550 gpm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-10 -------- do-------- SWtSEk soc. 27 1946 ----- --------------- --------- --- ------- ---- - ----- - P City 18, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

806-235-11 .. .--- do-------- NSEkik sec. 27 1948 312 12 115 --- ------------ ----- ------------ ------- P City 19, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

806-235-12 -----.. do------. SBNEk sec. 27 1941 333 12 84 48 1,005/9 10 ..----- ----- ------- P -241, City 6A, yields 700 gpm regularlyT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-13 J. L. Smith SgkSEk sec. 22 --- 97 3 68 51 ------------ 16 ------- ----------- DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

Table 10. .ConRtaled

Coa Wa eir tyevl Chloride cunten

Well Ownr Location p re lar

806-235-14 City of St. Peters. NEZNEg sec. 27 1945 330 12 128 -. **............... ... ...... ..... u City 14, abandonedburg T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

806-235-15 ........ do ..--- .. lNWkN sec. 27 ---- 298 12 125 --- ---.....-- ---.... --- --....... ..... ....... city 15T. 27 S., R, 17 E.

806-236-1 Ray Birch SWkNHk sec. 28 1957 152 6 111 38 ............ 10 9-27-57 18 9-27-57 ,DT. 27 ,., R, 17 8. Ir

806-238-1 W. W. Leavins SWkSwk sec. 19 .... 160 3 .... 33 -----.....- 46 9-18-57 **... ---. IrT, 27 S., R, 17 E.

807-204-1 W, A, Albricton SEkNEk sec. 23 1943 21 2 21 ----...--...--- . 8 1943 5 6-21-57 Ir Water found in cavity under hardpanT. 27 S., R. 22 8.

807-208-1 A. Pastrinostro SWkSWk see. 18 1936 45 3 36 86 ............ 3 1936 -.. . -.......- Ir Irrigates 10-acre truck farmST. 27 S., R. 22 E.

807-209-1 .....-- .. do-- .... SW SWk sec. 18 1936 45 3 36 -----..---------- 4.9 12- 6-56 11 12- 6-56 U Rock at 25 ft, eavity from 30-45 ftT. 27 S., R. 22 E.

807-213-1 A. H. Pleas NWkSk sec. 17 ---- 335 8 * 54,2 1,000 4 5-15-58 ---------. IrT. 27 S., R. 21 E.

807-218-1 W. J. Kiehl, Trustee NkSL k sec. 16 ---* 950 10- --- 47 ------------ 2.4 1-27-58 10 7-30-58 T R. E. Skinner I Beesie MartinT. 27 S., R. 20 E. 8

807-218-2 -..-.. -do-.---... NEB sec. 16 -- * 780 8-6 -- 47 ------------ 4 1-27-58 --- .-- --. .- T R. ES Skinner 1A or 2, Besare Martin.T. 27 S., R. 20 E. Partially blocked at 7 ft depth

807-218-3 ------- do---- . NEkSE sec. 16 .--- 57 3 36 47 ----------- 1.8 1-27-58 -- . -----.- UT. 27 S., R. 20 B.

807-226-1 Gilbert Tucker SWkSEk sec. 18 --. 240 8 ---- 65.2 --------- 7 6-12-58 20 6-12-58 IrT. 27 S., R. 19 E.

807-230-1 ...... do-------- SESWik sec. 16 .--- 93 2 ----- 61 ------------ 5.5 9-17-57 20 11-19-57 UT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

807-230-2 City of St. Peters- SWkNHE sec. 21 1953 300 20- 142 -- 1,529/30 9 1953 ----- -------. City 27 or 13Aburg T. 27 S., R. 18 E. 12

S Table 10.--Continued

Casing e Water level Chloride conten

aI .44

Wtll Owner Location /dd/hrs emarks

0 o4sg wl % -0 gp£/dd/hra a -a 07- -

^^^_______ Ex £J ' UI __ o a ______

807-230-3 City of St. Peters- SWkSZk sec. 21 1930 362 12 - 57.8 500/25 ----- -- - ----- ------- 0 W-143, City 13, WSe 773-C 8-13, U.S.G.S.burg T. 27 S., R. 18 B. observation wll H-13

807-232-1 R.. L. White NEkSE see. 19 1957 85 2 57 58 ------------ 7.8 9-25-57 10 L1-19-57 DT. 27 8., R.18 B.

807-233-1 C. W. Saigler NBkSk sec. 24 1956 103 4 --- 51.1 ----------- 8.5 9-24-57 ----- ------- IrT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-234-1 City of St. Peters- NSSkE sec. 23 1929 299 12 56 56.6 1,100/8.5 33.7 9-24-58 9 1-15-32 U W-100, Cosme test well 1, City 12, totalburg T. 27 S., R. 17 E. hardness 143, 9-11-30, altitude of water

surface (static) 26.2 ft above asl 11-12-57at 180 ft depth water level was 17 ft,no appreciable drawdown after pumping for6 hours, well is 10 ft west of 807-234-3

(/1

807-234-2 -------- do------ SWkSB sc. 23 1930 300 16 76 59 525/25 18 1930 ----- ------- City 11, well never connected to mainT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-234-3 ------ do----- N t sec. 23 1952 300 20- 88 ---- 872/28 23 1952 -- -------- P W-2615, City 22 or 12A; altitude of waterT. 27 S., R. 17 E. 12 surface above mel (static) 32 ft 9-2-57;

pumping,5.6 ft 11-12-57

807-234-4 ----- do----- SWhNft eec. 23 1953 354 20- 168 ---- 717/31/12 21 1953 ------------- P W-3080, City 23, casing cemented to topT. 27 S., R. 17 E. 12

807-234-5 ----- do--- -- SWkHNB sec. 23 1953 357 20- 162 --- 949/14 21 1953 ----- ------- p W-3082, City 24, casing cemented to topT. 27 S., R. 17 z. 12

807-234-6 -- --- do----- NWNEk sec. 23 1953 350 20- 159 ---- 1,3A4/30 21 1953 ----- ------- P -3081, City 25, casing cemented to top

T. 27 8S., R. 17 E. 12

807-234-7 ....-- do--- - WWhNE sec. 23 1953 260 20 96 ---- ----------- ----- ---- ------- U------------ W-3079, City 25A, originally 26, pluggedT. 27 S., R. 17 E. and abandoned, pumped muck and mud,

casing left in well807-234-8 ----- do---- - SW;kSt see. 14 1956 300 none --- 61 ----------- ----- ------- ----- ------- U W-4117, City 26, cored to 300 ft, plugged

T. 27 S., R. 17 E. and abandoned, no casing left in hole

807-234-9 -- d---do----- SWkSEk sec. 14 1956 300 none -- 55 -------- ----- --- --- ------ U W-4118, City 27, cored to 300 ft, pluggedT. 27 8., R. 17 E. and abandoned, no casing left in hole

Table 10,-.Coo•tlaoICasing ' Water level Chlorit. conte. l

Wall Owner Locaton 1 pdd/hr hmrk

- 8 l l .5 a. K .

807.234-10 City of t. Peters- WhiSt see, 14 1956 345 *... .. 54 **.......** * *- -W-- .. ...... u W-415, City 28, plugged and abandonedburg T. 27 L., R. 17 B.

807-234-11 1, B. Carpenter W iW sec. 23 1955 79 2 *- . *. ............ 18 1955 7 9-13-57 0T., 27 S., R. 17 1.

807-234-12 E. D. Warner 1NWklk sec. 23 1946 85 2 65 .- *.. .......... 16 ....... .. .......... Reported water level 21 ft, 11-15-56T. 27 S., 1. 17 E.

807.234-13 City of St. Peters- WlkSk sec. 14 1956 152 ** ** **..... ..... *- *. ............ .... ....... U City 28A, plugged and abandoned, noburg T, 27 S., R. 17 S. casing in hole

807-235-1 J. A. Love SIkIk sec. 22 1954 93 3 72 46 ........-.... 16.2 9-17-57 110 1- 7-58 DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-235-2 Elmer Tucker Mh5kW rsec. 22 1957 100 2 ...-- ..--... .......--- ... . . -----. -... ..------- DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-236-1 W. W. Leavine tNESWk sec. 21 1956 455 12 120 46 ----------.. 14.7 9-18-57 -*- ----- ZIrT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-236-2 ..-..... do .----.. SWkBt sec. 21 1956 405 L2 120 49 ------------ 15.9 9-18-57 -.....------ IrT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-236-3 ------ -do--- ........ SNk ec. 21 1942 255 6 80 46 ---------.. . 16.8 9-18-57 7 7-30-58 D Well was pumped 5 minutes beforeT, 27 S., R. 17 E. measuring

807-236-4 -------- do-------- SWtNHtk e. 21 1947 120 3 80 48 ------------ 15.6 9-18-57 ---- ----- UT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-236-5 R. H. Eaves SB1kS1 sec. 16 1940 87 2 --- 42 ------------ 10 1940 -- ----.- D Water has high iron contentT. 27 S., R. 17 R.

807-236-6 •ilton Raybon SUtSWl see. 16 1956 79 2 ---- 40 ------------ 10.1 9-18-57 --- ---- D Water highly colored, tastes like lakeT. 27 S., R. 17 E. water

807-237-1 J. A. Day IWBkW sec. 17 --- 60 3 --.--.----.. . - ---.- ----- ..--- -.. 16 9-25-57 DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-237-2 W. W. Leavine SWHkWk ec. 20 1956 100 3 ----- 34 ------------ 5.9 9-19-57 ----------- UT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

807-238-1 -------- do-- --- - SW Wk see. 19 ---- 380 12 100 --------------- 10.8 9-18-57-- ------- IrT. 27 S., ,R. 7 E.

Table 10.--Continued

casing Water level Chloride conten

r S « S YieldVel Owner Location 4 g gpm/dd/hr ·: emarks

s p d d / a uZ Si so I a.___ _ __ aiI_ ___ as .__ as g a

808-203-1 Ledely Wear SEklNE sec. 13 1943 112 2 --- 110 ----------- 4.8 7- 8-57 ---- ----- ST. 27 S., R. 22 8.

808-204-1 Albert Chestnut MBtNBk sec. 14 -- 14 It 11 105 ------------ 3 7-18-57 6 6-21-57 DT. 27 S., R. 22 E.

808-208-1 C. L. Whiteside SWkt sec. 18 ---- 18 2 ---- 80 ------------ 6 1954 ----------- DT. 27 S., R. 22 E.

808-208-2 -------do --- SW sec. 18 ---- 337 4 60 80 ----------- 18 --- 18 7-28-58 Ir WSP 773-C, 20, irrigates 10 acres

T. 27 S., R. 22 E.

808-208-3 .----. do--...- NWkN Sec. 18 --- 237 4 83 80 -------- 8.1 3- 7-34 ---- ------ Ir WSP 773-C, 19, irrigates 5 acres

T. 27 S., R. 22 E.

808-214-1 V. L. Reagan HNkNE8 sec. 18 1955 90 3 56--------------- 8 1955 10 6-21-57 D,ST. 27 S., R. 21 E.

808-214-2 State of Florida SEkS~ B sec. 7 1954 185 6-4 123 --- 72/9/8 7.8. 7-29-58 21 6- 3-58 D W-2439, Hillsborough River State Park

T. 27 S., R. 21 E. camping area supply

808-226-1 Billye Pilley SEBtHE sec. 18 1956 440 8 94 62.8 435/15/4 6.7 6-12-58 ----- ------ Ir Reported water level 11 ft when drilled

T. 27 S., R. 19 E.

808-227-1 Hillsborough County NHkSWk sec. 12 1955 381 6 70 -- 100/5/1 5.5 1955 8 6-21-57 D W-3428, Lute School water contains much

Bd. of Public Instr. T. 27 S., R. 18 E. iron and is highly colored

808-227-2 Lutz Baptist Church SWkNt sec. 13 1954 138 3 102 ---------------- ----- ------ .-- ------ D W-3378T. 27 S., R. 18 E.

808-231-1 Ralph J. Cordiner BkSe• sec. 8 1957 606 8 48 57.8 550 6.4 8-30-57 ----- ------ Ir Water level 6.9 ft below top of 8-inch

T. 27 S., R. 18 E. casing which is 0.5 ft above led 8-30-58

808-232-1 Hillsborough Dairy NkSk sec. 18 -- 70 2 -- 54.2 ------------ 12 9-24-57 ---- ----- UInc. T. 27 S., R. 18 E.

808-234-1 George Mogyorosy SWkNW sec. 14 --- 76 2 --- 56.4----------- 17.7 9-13-57 --- ---- U Water contains much iron

T. 27 S., R. 17 8.

808-234-2 A. ,. Clendenning SW7kSE sec. 14 -- 83 2 -- 61.9------------ 24.2 1- 7-57 --- ---- UT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

Table, I0, oConnute

Caing W ater level Chiort0 untanr t

Wall opw er Locs t Lon jj gpd e rk.

808-234-3 T. . Eearle NWNEk sre. 14 .* 155 4 100 61.9 ........... 3 9 5-57 10 6- 3-8 D Tamp. 75', 9-5-57T. 27 S8, R. 17 R.

808'234-4 ........ do ........ WHNWA sel. 14 8* 84 3 73 60 ............ 4,3 9- 5-57 .- - U. Excesuiye drawdown, abandonedT, 27 8, R. 17 E,

808-234-5 City of St. Peters- NWkSk sec. 14 1956 *.....* *. * .....- --................ .... ... ..... ....... U City 29A, plugged and abandoned, noburg T. 27 8,, R. 17 E. casing in hole

808.234-6 ...... do N....... WaEk see. 14 1956 375 20 110 59 ............ . . ............ . ....... U W-4116, City 29, tet ppd 200 gpm ofT. 27 S., R. 17 . 12 muddy water, well collapeed when surged,

abandoned808.234-7 ........do -........- SNE . 14 1956 384 20- 93 61 760 29 1956 .......- ... p W-4119, City 30T 27 8, R, 178. 12

808-234-8 ........do.... . BSWNEk se. 14 1956 375 20- 102 62.5 1,000 30.8 10-23-56 *..... .... .. P W-4120, City 31T, 27 S., R. 17 E. 12

808-234-9 ...... do........ NEWk se. 14 -.... ..... - *. --- --............. ............... ............. City 32T, 27 S., R. 17 E.

608-234-10 .--..... do ....... NEkNWk se. 14 -...--- . -- --..... ..................... ..-................ U City 33T, 27 S., R. 17 E.

808-23411 .. .do........ NBkNWk see. 14 - ---- -...--..... .-- ----............ ....-- ...... ..... ..... U City 33AT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-234-12 ........ do........ SE4SWk ac. 11 * ... * .... ---..... ---................ ......... .... ....... P city 34T. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-234-13 St. Petersburg SEkSBk see. 11 1952 97 2 60 --................ 21 1952 --- .. ....... DY.M.C.A. T. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-235-1 H. A. Dunlap SWkSWk sec. 10 1956 82 3 52 --- ............-- 12 9- .56 --- ..... *-. . DT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-235-2 Col., 0. . Henderson SEkSWk sec. 10 1957 85 2 . 70...............- 12 6- -57 11 9-13-57 DT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-237-1 M. A, Davis NEkSEk sec. 8 *--- 89 2 ----- 38 ............ 3.5 9- 4-57 .....-- --- UT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

Table 10.--Continued

-d Yield

Casing Water level Chloride content

Well Ownrt Location |' g s Y dh Remarie

_ __ ____ 8a a U s

808-237-2 U. L. Stafford NWW sec. 17 1956 90 2 70 35 ------------. 4.7 9-18-57 13 9-18-57 DT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-237-3 ------ do-------- NWNW see. 17 1955 85 2 ------- ---- --------- 11 6- -55 - --- --- ---- U Reported temp. 76'FT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-237-4 0 . . t. Clair SWlNWt eec. 17 1952 70 2 21 35 -------- 9 1952 ---- ------- D Water contains much iron, smells likeT. 27 S., R. 17 B. swaipwater

808-237-5 T. E. Kennedy NW8SWA sec. 17 ---- 269 10 --- 38 ------------ 7.4 9-18-57 16 6- 4-58 IrT. 27 8., R. 17 E.

808-238-1 R. Melms NEkWN se.c 18 --- 107 2 --- 35 -------- A 1 2- 5-56 15 9-25-57 DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

808-238-2 Evald Sakeen NEW sec. 18 ---1160 3 140 35 ---- ---- 12 6- -56 ---- --- DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

809-208-1 D. L. Crum SWks8W sec. 6 1955 36 2 -- 81 ---------- 3.9 12- 6-56 6 12- 6-56 S Temp.75'F, 12-6-56T. 27 S., R. 22 E.

809-225-1 R. L. Cockerham 8WkSW sea. 5 -- 86 2 - 68 .------ --- 6.8 6- 5-58 --- ------ UT. 27 8., R. 19 E.

809-227-1 George McDowell HNWkW see. 12 --- 126 2 100 ---- ---------- 9.9 11- 9-56 18 2-10-57 U Water turbid 80-100 ft, drill tell into

T. 27 8., R. 18 E. cavity at 126 ft - depth unknown

809-227-2 Albert Newberger SEkSEk sec. 1 1954 366 8 40 ----- ------- 8 1954 13 6-12-58 IrT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

809-231-1 R. J. Cordiner NEkSWk sea. 8 1956 478 8 48 58,3 ----------- 6.3 8-30-57 ---- ---- IrT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

809-231-2 .-- d--o -- NWkNEk sea. 8 1957 765 8 80 61 550 6.6 8-30-57 8 8-11-58 IrT. 27 8, R. 18 8.

809-231-3 .----... do ----. Wk ec. 8 --- 135 3 ----- -- -------- - 9 1955 --------- DT. 27 S., R. 18 E.

809-232-1 J. L. Hancock NENEA see. 7 1951 184 3 53 ---- -------- ----. -------. 10 8-11-58 D Water contains undesirable amount ofT. 27 8., R. 18 E. iron

Cotg La War level chlort a cuntan

T -7 5., . 17 5.

* t 12 1 | m ji

, »9a fyi - Yeld s Kssark

809-233-1 I, L, Hancoclk 048iNC, I - 57 2 .-.. 63 ............ 4.4 8-29.57 11 10. 8-57 UT. 27 S., R, 17 ,.

609-234-1 l illy Colley BENkSk sec, 2 1949 66 2 .-.-. 56,5 ............ 10,1 9- 4.57 4 8.11-58 0T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

809-234-2 C. E. CoflLn SEkNW srec. 11 1954 87 2 ....- * ****. ............... . ....... ..... ....... D Water contains much ironT. 27 S., A, 17 E,

809-234-3 D. 5, Davis SSkNWIk sle. 11 I -. 77 2 .-.- *....-- ....- .. ** .. . . ........ . ..-- D Water low in iron content vwell nextT. 27 S., R. 17 E. door 120 ft deep, vields water with high

iron content

809-234-4 W. A. Williamson NhSWk sec. 2 --.. 80 2 ** .... ..... ............ ............ ..... .. . DT. 27 S., R. 17 E.

00 809-235-1 W. J. Clapp N5kNEk sec. 10 1937 100 2 80 48.4 ............ 7.3 9- 4-57 11 U1-22-57 DT. 27 S., R. 17 E,

809-235-2 C. C. . Hams NW5SE ac. 3 --.. 97 2 49 **--........--......... 11 8 -56 6 8-11-55 D Pumping level more than 22 ft whenT. 27 S., R. 17 E. pumped at 10 gpm on 12-6-55; 31 ft drop

pipe now used is satisfactory

809-235-3 Marvin Askew SEtWk sec. 3 1947 84 2 60 51 -----........ 2 9- 4-57 -.... .---. - U Sand filled wall to 10 ft below surfaceT. 27 S., R. 17 E. when pumped

809-239-1 Eldredge and Wilde HENEk sec. 12 1948 62 2 37 5 14.8 10-31-56 10 10-31-56 D Temp. 75*F, 10-31-56; well is in PinellasT. 27 S., R. 16 5. County about 100 ft vast of Hillsborough

County line

810-209-1 Richard Arentz NEfNEk see. 21 ---- 85 2 ----- ----- ----------- ----- -------. 9 12- 6-56 D,ST. 27 S., R. 21 E.

810-210-1 E. L. Brown WkNEk sac. 2 1930 12 1t 10 ---- ------------ ----- ------- 10 6-21-57 D 2 ft well point,water is brown and unfitT. 27 S., R. 21 E. for drinking, well is dry in dry season

810-210-2 Jessa Childers N5ENEk sac. 2 1930 80 ----- ----- ------------ ----- ------- 10 12- 6-56 D Temp 69"F, 12-6-56; vater has mineralT. 27 8., R. 21 E. taste

810-212-1 Robert Thomas N•EWk sec. 4 ---- 450 4 20 62.3 ----.. .---. . 8.7 L1-16-56 12 9- 4-57 U Abandoned prison camp supply, 14.7 ftT. 27 8., R. 21 E. southwest of 810-213-2

Table 10.--Cbntihued

Casing Water level Chloride content

" 3 •S Yl. uLcto Y ! ield + -0 L,

Well Owner Location R mhaa 1 marks

_ _ ____ 8_ _ U8 SI S i § d i _ _ _ a_ _

810-212-2' Robert Thomas NEIlNW sec. 4 -- 400 4 -- 62.2 ------------ 8.4 11-16-56 -- ----- U Abandoned pxison camp supplyT. 27 S., R. 21 E.

810-234-1 W. F. Finsel NBNW~ sec. 2 1951 135 3-2 100 55 --------- 7.4 9- 4-57 10 6-21-57 D 80 ft of 3-inch caning, 100 ft ofT. 27 S., R. 17 E. 2-inch liner to cut off sand

810-234-2 W. L. Hatton NWNWk seec. 2 1927 7 2 ---- 52 ----------- 4.2 9-16-57 -- ------ U Wll pumped sand, abandoned 1934T. 27 S., R. 17 E.

-sj

Tabl. I[, Chbnic•l Alolyat at QGround Water

Cheoaaal asalyssl In arts per million except spuoilic conductance PH. and color

olid4s as CoCOa conduct-Nag- Po- -One Te-

Date S Cal- noe tas- ticar- Chlo- Fluo- Ni- Phoal- - Residue Calcliu, Non- (micro- per-Well of Sililc Iron luam stlum odium slum bonat Sulfate ride ride rate phate cu- at malgn- carbon- s•os Col- Sture

number olleotion (8104) (VF) (Ca) (MI) J() () ( ) Jpt) (Cl) (a) (NOa) (PO) lsted 180'C sium ste at 2'C) pH or (*F)

7393341 07-32-58 25 0,00 104 40 16 2.5 200 252 18 0,8 0.0 0,0 557 608 424 60 805 7.6 37492081 08-22-58 27 .04 44 15 8,7 9 160 42 12 ,7 .1 .0 229 232 172 40 351 7, 37422191 07-31-58 11 .00 7. 1,7 3.1 1.3 11 11 9,0 ,9 .1 3.4 54 51 25 16 79 .6 87432151 08-07-58 47 .01 38 17 6.6 1.2 208 4.0 5,0 .7 .0 .0 222 229 168 0 313 7.87433362 04-07-55 - - 11 111 -- 180 330 1 - - - - 702 496 349 950 7,8 -"

744241 07-27-55 -- - 81 36 20 1.3 10 165 26 - - - 484 30 -- 686 .3 -74422631 03-05-58 17 .00 199 81 86 2.7 168 582 190 ,9 8 - - 1350 830 692 1780 .3 -7462141 07-29-58 40 b .10 50 21 8.8 .9 249 12 70 . .1 - 263 257 212 8 386 .8 27462244 03-06-53 18 .00 276 10 105 2.9 162 821 270 1.2 .6 - - 1840 1140 1000 2300 .4 --7472041 07-28-58 35 .00 42 10 7.0 .5 156 25 8,0 .7 .1 .1 195 200 146 18 300 .6 3

7472101 07-28-58 21 .01 50 14 7.7 1.1 164 46 9.0 .6 .0 .0 230 242 182 48 364 .3 47472201 03-06-53 23 .00 87 38 13 1.2 228 188 14 .6 .7 - - 531 373 186 718 .4 67482238 07-27-55 -- -- 206 79 73 2.6 176 610 157 - - - - 1340 839 - 1720 7.4 -

7482231 03-06-53 21 0.06 170 5 50 2.4 172 510 88 0.4 0.4 1080 693 552 1370 .3 -00 7512072 01-30-59 26 -- 80 20 3.2 - 163 134 10 .5 - - 354 - 202 148 553 .7 00 7512311 01-06-25 25 .38 221 26 223 -- 322 7.1 611 -- 1.6 - - 320 659 --7522071 07-29-58 21 .00 56 16 10 1.1 187 54 14 .5 1 - 265 294 206 S2 444 7.7 27522171 01-30-59 25 - 53 17 5.5 - 189 38 13 .3 - - 245 -- 202 47 412 7.7 5

7522201 07-28-58 2.8 .00 126 93 788 20 4 262 560 .2 .6 0.1 2850 3150 697 694 5000 .7 57522301 07-30-58 21 .00 111 13 28. .6 401 2.0 44 .3 .3 .3 418 426 330 2 679 .9 107552033 07-29-58 27 .00 42 12 8.5 .5 183 10 9.5 .5 .1 .1 200 203 154 4 312 .6 57552211 07-30-58 12 b .03 47 7.2 27 1.6 145 18 53 .1 .0 .0 237 257 147 28 408 .5 3

o 7552212 09-18-58 22 .06 76 4.0 4.0 -- 150 21 - -- .3 .- - 298 208 58 - 7.6 10

7562121 04-04-58 19 .00 45 10 6.0 .2 188 .0 9. .. .0 .1 183 182 154 0 297 .9 37562164 01-28-59 7.3 -- 49 3.8 1.8 - 115 34 9.0 .0 -- 162 -- 138 44 289 .7 4d 7572253 03-12-58 - - 76 7, - - 200 - 85 220 56 550 .4 07572273 01-29-59 10 -- 122 33 38 131 100 760 .1 -- 1480 -- 440 332 2760 7.6 4757228 02-08-08 -- .4 96 6 102 - 218 34 174 5-- -- - -90 -- -- .. .

757228 02-21-08 21 1.9 94 12 110 - 195 45 226 - .2 -- - 650 284 - -772341 01-29-59 8.1 -- 238 300 320 - 6

86 840 5400 .5 - -- 0400 - 1810 1260 16700 7.4 187682041 06-07-57 21 .00 26 14 5.3 .4 11 2.0 14 .6 20 - 160 179 122 28 252 7.2 3

d 7582041 07-11-57 - - 45 2. -- .0 15 -- 15 - - - 122 30 220 .2 --

Table II. (Continued)

____Chemicl analy es in )arts per million except specific con utance, pH. and co or--ContinedI Nag- i Dissolved Ea1dness specific

solids as CaCO conduct-Nag- Po- ance Tem-

Date a Cal- ne- tas- Bicar- Chlo- Fluo- Ni- Phos- Cal- Residue Calium, Non- (micro- per-Well of Silica Iron cium slum Sodium sium bonate Sulfate ride ride trate phate cu- at magne- carbon- mhos Col- ature,number 0ollection (s81,) (Fe) (C) (Mg) (Na) (K) (cOO) (804) (Cl) (F) (NOS) (PO) lated 1800C siun ate at 25

0C) pH or (0F)

7582172 07-28-58 15 0.00 58 4.3 4.2 0.7 164 27 7.0 0.2 0.0 - 197 223 162 28 320 7.6 1S7582275 04-10-58 16 .03 46 6.3 26 -- 132 28 44 .2 - - - 248 142 34 350 7.7 5

S7882303 04-14-42 16 .10 94 8.2 - - 256 18 149 - - - - 512 269 0 -- .6 --S7582311 05-05-42 14 .40 83 5.9 259 1.6 22 -- - - - 286 231 0 - 7.7 -

o 7582313 .10-07-42 14 .80 75 5.3 - - 268 3.4 44 - .0 - - 359 210 0 -- 7. -

d7592241 07-11-57 - - 60 13 -- - 160 6 8.1 - - - - - 204 4 325 7.6 57592263 04-15-58 34 .00 49 8.6 18 1.2 158 21 31 .6 .1 0.0 242 244 158 28 359 7.8 8

d 7592265 11-22-57 - - 44 11 -- - 183 - 5.0 - - - - - 10 0 - 7.7 25759227 10-10-23 15 .09 36 4.1 8.6 - 88 18 13 -- 18 - - 161 107 - - - -Tampa 08-26-23 14 .26 132 33 292 - 200 95 588 - - - - 310 465 - - - -

Ybor Ct) 02-08-08 -- - 5 1.8 - 55 32 24 -- - - - 208 108 - -a 792312 10-26-42 17 1.16 84 6.9 48 - 273 4.8 30 -- - - - 356 239 15 -- .4 -S7592313 10-09-42 12 1.7 77 6.1 41 - 229 4.4 44 - .9 - - 336 218 30 - 7.3 -7592331 01-02-58 18 .00 106 11 122 2.6 234 49 238 .2 .6 .1 662 744 310 118 1140 7.9 5

' 792352 01-02-58 20 .00 214 50 638 11 238 210 L210 .4 1.8 .0 2470 2670 740 544 4220 7.7 5

800206 02-14-24 - - 50 18 3.6 -- 221 11 10 - - - - 227 199 - - - --8002071 03-18-58 26 b .4 50 16 9.4 .3 229 1.0 12 .6 .1 .1 227 224 186 0 364 7.7 4801207 10-18-23 18 .03 14 4.1 18 - 7 20 14 - - - - 125 52 - - - -801207 02-14-24 - - 47 22 2.2 - 233 5.8 11 - - -- - - 224 208 - - - -

.8012072 02-14-24 - - 44 15 4.1 -- 195 6.9 8.8 -- -- - -- 208 172 - -8012075 08-23-23 28 0.09 60 11 16 - 253 1.7 14 - - - - 258 195 - -80121315 03-25-57 - - 99 4.6 6.6 1.7 208 96 10 - - -- - 361 266 96 529 .6 --8012131 03-25-57 - -100 2.1 7.8 1.2 220 101 3.5 - - - - 344 268 88 544 .6 --80121315 03-25-57 - -- 9 3.2 5.0 .7 170 22 8.0 -- - - - 195 - 20 328 .9 -

80121315 03-25-57 - - 61 2.9 4.9 .7 173 22 8.0 - - - 203 -- 22 331 .9 --80121315 03-25-57 - - 2.1 4.9 .7 168 16 8.0 - - - - 168 - 10 309 .0 -80121315 03-25-57 - -120 8.0 .6 1.2 150 197 8.5 -- - - -- 484 - 197 607 .9 -80121318 03-25-57 - -- 120 7.5 6. 1.0 206 153 8.0 - - - - 453 - 149 604 .6 --80121316 03-25-57 - - 87 3.8 4.8 .6 184 78 8.0 -- - - - 294 - .81 455 .8 --

80121315 03-26-57 - - 2 3.0 6.5 .6 190 16 8.5 - - - - 200 142 - 344 .8 -80121315 03-26-57 - -118 5.7 5.3 .7 208 149 9.0 - - - 419 2 148 602 .6 --8012131 03-26-57 - -110 4.7 7.8 .4 207 136 8.0 - - - 382 - 124 560 .7 --80121318 04-03-57 21 b .47 4 9.4 5.3 .3 212 3.0 7.0 0.2 0.2 - 204 221 173 0 344 .5 58012131 04-04-57 - - 6 2.8 5.5 .2 208 8.5 9.5 - - - - 209 - 6 357 7.9 --

8012131 04-05-57 - - 88 6.0 6.2 .6 243 49 10 300 - 4 487 . -8012131 04-05-57 - - 67 3.2 5.0 .4 196 23 9.0 - - - - 218 - 20 370 .9 -8012131 04-05-57 - - 50 3.6 4.7 ,1 164 6.8 9.0 - - 171 - 6 286 .9 -8012131 04-05-57 - - 5.2 8.0 .1 194 14 8.5 - - - 208 - 17 347 .9 --

Table II. rCc•Aiu cd)

Chmioca alys n rt pr tlton tecap 4e4 ewgtto. on.oE >R44 4 Ev-CdtmS .. n ____AU

l; lid as CiCO0 conduct-

Dt a Cal- ne- tas- Bcear- Chlo- FluO- N- Phoe- Cal-. Reidu Calcium, lon- (styo-w per-well of Silica Iron ctum slm Sodium slum bonate Sulfat ride ride ra pht pte cu- at magn- earbo- aLoa Col. aturub.er eolrciton (a10.) ) ( ) a) C() KO j41 C) (F f») (PO.. lated 180IC stum - at* a2'Ci pe aro _EL.

8012131 04-05-57 - - 78 4.3 5,2 0.2 210 43 9.0 2- - - 57 - 40 428 ,7 --8013131 04-10-57 - 74 3,8 ,0 .4 218 23 10 - - 241 - 40012231 04-10-57 - - 84 4. 5.4 1 199 70 9.0 - - - - 87 - S 459 7,I -

801231 04-10-7 - - 89 14 5 .4 212 10 90- - 33 - 1 533 .7 --B012131 04-12-57 20 0.43 49 14 3,6 .4 212 6,0 7.0 0.2 0.0 0.1 210 225 180 2 356 .4 5

801132 05-07-57 18 b

.10 56 6.4 5.2 .4 204 .0 6.5 .2 .7 ,2. 193 205 l 0 329 7.3 38012273 07-12-8 11 .00 727 300 660 79 191 1790 4880 1.1 2.1 .11000 11600 3030 2970 I5s00 .4 78012274 01-29-5 14 - 378 160 1920 -- 157 804 350 .1 - - 8700 - 180 1460 11300 .4 4

S8012291 03-1l-56 12 .07 33 3.3 6.9 - 188 10 9.0 .1 - .1 - 170 146 8 265 7.4 0a 802232 03-12-38 2.0 .04 61 6. 1.0 - - 89 16 - 1. - - 80 177 65 - 7.9 10

a 022232 03-12-5 3.0 .04 96 15 .0 - - 164 14 - 1.5 - -- 409 302 204 .- B.10a 8022252 07-08-57 80 .10 388 39 62 - -- 18 191 - .7 - - 1800 1130 936 - 7.5 10S8022252 01-27-58 7.0 .36 457 39 148 - - 967 324 - .2 - - 2280 2300 .140 - 7.3 10

8022332 01-30-59 13 - 456 34 117 - 186 912 305 .2 - - 1930 - 1 280 1120 2630 7.6 5Se 8032252 01-159 - - - - - - - 932 319 - -- - - - - -

S58022252 02-05-59 - - - - - - - 892 304 - -- - - - - - - -8022252 02-07-59 - - - - - - - 91 402 - - - - - - - - -802233 07-21-30 - - 346 170 1900 - 192 672 440 -- - - - 6o 2570 - - - -8022383 08-10-42 15 .10 104 P00 1140 - 223 357 2100 - 1.2 - - 3930 1040 - - - -

8032041 08-01-58 7.3 0.0 42 5. 20 32 204 6.0 22 0.3 15 0.0 250 262 128 0 414 7.4 138032191 07-30-58 16 .00 47 .1 7.3 .2 138 3.0 8.5 .4 9.9 .5 161 16 118 5 257 .3 28032382 07-31-58 7.9 .01 60 3. 5.8 .5 203 .0 9.0 .1 .1 .2 187 196 162 0 319 7.8 58042291 07-30-58 15 .00 78 3.3 4.7 .7 251 2.8 8.5 .1 .0 237 242 20 2 391 7.4 58052132 07-31-58 17 .00 87 3. 6.6 .6 285 1.6 10 .1 .0 267 274 232 0 423 7.8

8052351 01-05-31 - - 6 5. - -- 220 1.0 8.0 - - - - - -

80231 01-14-31 - - 67 4. - - 218 1.0 9.0 - - - - - 188 - - - -8052351 04-27-31 - - 64 5.2 2.8 - 210 1.0 10 - - - - 192 281 - - - -802351 01-16-32 - - 68 4. 1. - 21 1.0 9.0 - - - 190 - 187 - -802351 10-14-32 13 .03 4. 7.4 .9 18 1.1 0 .0 .0 - 213 179 - - -

8052352 07-24-30 - - -- - - -- - 10 -- - - - - 18 - - - -8052352 09-17-30 - - 68 3.9 12 - 240 2.0 9.0 - - - - 217 86 - - -8052352 01-06-31 - - 69 3.8 - - 219 1.0 8.0 - - - - 188 -8052352 01-15-31 - - 70 3.8 - - 220 1.0 8.0 - - - - - 191 - - - -8052352 04-27-31 - - 64 4. 3.4 - 209 1.0 8.0 - - - 188 176 - -- -

8052352 01-15-32 - - 70 4. 1.0 - 218 1.0 9.0 - - 192 - 192 - - -805232 10-14-32 - .04 67 3. 5.4 - 217 .7 9.0 - .0 - 192 - 180 - -8062341 04-27-31 - - 73 4. 1.4 - 231 1.0 8.0 - - 207 - 199 - -8062343 09-02-30 - - 83 5. - -- 260 1.0 7.9 - - - 231 - 231 - - -

Table 11. (Contifned)

Chemical analyes in parts per nillion except secific co ndctance. . and coor-Co tiedDissolved - ard •sw Specific

solids as CaCQO condct-Mag- Po- anc Tea-

Date a Cal- no- tas- Bicar- Clo- Fluo- i- Phos- Cal- Residue CalcIia, Mon- (micro- per-Well of Silica Iron clun sfu Sodinu slum bonate Sulfate ride ride tratte pha - at Iagae- ;carbon- shoe Cl- ature

number collection (So10) (Fe) (Ca) (Mg) (Na) (K) (ECO) (50O) (Cl) (7) (NO) I(u) Ilated: 180'C stai ate at 25C) C or CeY

8062343 09-17-30 - - 76 3.2 3.2 - 241 1.0 8.0 - - - 215 203 - - -8062343 10-02-30 - - 3 - - - - 8.0 8.0 - - -- - - 10 -8062343 01-07-31 - - 77 3.2 - - 238 1.0 7.0 - - - - 20 - - -8062343 04-27-31 - - 76 2.8 2.1 - 236 1.0 8.0 - - - 211 201 - - - -8062343 01-15-32 - - 74 2.6 1.8 - 228 1.0 8.0 - - -200 - 196 - - - -

8062343 10-21-32 - - - - - - 233 - -- - - - -8062343 10-21-32 - - - - - - 235- - -8062343 10-21-2 - - - - - - 234- - -8062351 04-27-31 - - 72 4.8 6.1 - 245 2.0 7.0 - - -- - 218 200 - -8062352 01-09-31 - - 76 3.8 0 237 1.0 9.0 - - - - 20 - -

8062352 01-14-31 - - 73 3.4 - - 235 1.0 9.0 - - - - 16 - -8062352 04-27-31 - - 76 4.0 4.6 - 247 1.0 9.0 - - - - 222 06 - - - -8062352 01-15-32 - - 88 4.1 3.5 - 281 1.0 9.0 - - 234 - 237 -8062352 10-14-32 - 0.03 73 3.1 6.3 - 238 .9 9.0 - 0.0 - 209 - 19- -

00 8062353 09-02-30 - - 71 6.6 . -- - - 191 - 205 - - -

8062353 09-17-0 - - 71 4.8 2.8 - 231 1.0 9.0 - - 208 - 197 -8062353 01-06-31 - - 74 4.6 - - 239 1.0 9.0 - - - 204 -8062353 04-27-31 - - 66 3.2 4.0 - 211 1.0 9.0 - - - 192 - 17 -8062353 01-15-32 - - 73 4.6 2.8 - 236 1.0 9.0 - - - 207 - 201 - -

8062353 10-18-32 - - - - - - 20308062353 10-18-32 - - - - - 224 - -- - -8062353 10-18-32 - - - - - - 229 - - - - - - -8062354 01-07-31 - - 74 3.4 - - 233 1.0 9.0 - - - - - 199 -8062354 04-27-31 - - 74 3.6 1.0 - 231 1.0 8.0 - - - 207 - 200 - - - -

806234 01-15-32 - - 73 3.5 1.0 - 227 1.0 8.0 - -- -- 198 - 197 -8062354 01-6-32 - - 74 3.6 3.2 - 235 1.0 9.0 - - - 207 - 200 - - -806235 01-09-31 - - 72 4.7 - - 237 1.0 8.0 - - - - - 1998062355 01-15-31 - - 72 4.3 - - 234 1.0 8.0 - - - - - 195 -8062355 04-27-31 - - 73 3.4 4.4 - 236 1.0 8.0 - - - 211 - 196

T0bl@ 11. (Caotinied)

Chem I .. ...... . .it" e M CD.. .olved .ardne.s Specificsolids am CocO, conduct*

Mag- Po-. ae n'o TeeDate * Cal- ne- tag- 8icar- Chlo- rluo Ni- Phos- Cal- Resldue Calcium, Non- (micro- per"

Well of Silica Iron eclu slum Sodium alum bonate Sulfate ride ride rate phate cu* at magne- carbon- hbos Col- sturenumber collection (810.) (Fe) (C) (Mg) (Na) (K) (HCO) (80 4_ (Cl) (F) _NO) ( 4) lated 180C stlu ate at 2'C) H or (r)

8062355 01-16-32 - - T3 4.0 3,9 -- 223 1.0 8,0 -- -- - 207 -- 199 - - -.8062334 10-14-32 -- 1 70 - -331 -8 -- -- -. - -- -- -0 -- -8062365 10-24-32 -2 3 - - - - - 232 - - -- -- - - - - -- -8073181 07-30-58 12 0.17 94 12.8 4,6 0 . 213 30 10 0.2 0.1 0.1 303 417 33 431 7,4 08072341 01-07-31 - 67 3,7 - - 217 1. 8,0 -- -- - - - 181 - - - -

8072341 04-27-31 - - 68 3.9 3.1 - 218 1.0 9,0 - - - 197 - 186 - - - -8072341 01-15-33 - - 70 3.4 2.8 - 221 10 9.,0 - - - 19 -- 189 - - - -8072341 10-14-32 - .12 70 3.3 6.7 - 229 19 10 -- .0 - 204 - 189 - - - -8072383 07-30-58 16 .00 so 2,8 3,8 .1 213 1.0 7.0 .1 .1 .3 202 203 176 2 331 7,5 88082082 07-28-58 15 .01 90 3,3 10 .0 281 .0 18 .3 .1 .2 275 297 238 8 464 7.7 3

8082142 07-29-58 18 1.8 114 4.0 8.1 .2 334 34 14 .3 .1 .0 358 366 301 28 557 7,7 38082271 07-30-58 12 1.41 52 .4 4.4 .1 160 2.0 8., .0 .1 .0 158 157 131 0 259 7.5 6

a In solution when analyzed, except as noted

b Total iron

a Analysis by Thornton Laboratories, Inc.

d Analysis by Tampa Water Department

e Also contained .31 ppm COS

Table 12. Chloride in Ground Water

(Note: Chloride data were determined in the field and do not met laboratorystandards of )recision and accuracy )

Collectimf CollectionWell No. Date Time Flow Cloide Well No. Date Time (F Cod...... ( gp ) .. ...

738-231- 2-20-52 25 744-226-9 12-13-50 08- 7-58 26 8- 74-8 130

739-224-1 5-11-51 20 744-226-1 -3 0-50 21i57-28-58 18 2- -58 127

3- 6.-8 1347410-224-l 2-26-51 25 4- 2-58 128

8- 7-58 20 8- 7-58 9571 0-228-1 8- 7-58 67o• -228-3 8- 7-58 6 716-214-1 7-29-58 7741-20-&-l 2-12-58 23 746-224-4 10- 5$-S 205

8- 7-58 .275741-230-6 11-16-50 25

2- L588 35 76-224-5 11-17-50 33• 6-58 33 8- 7-8 704- 2-58 315- 8-58 3 7lh6-224-10 10- 5-50 1

8- 8-8 328- 7-58 32 717-204-1 7-28-58 8

10-11-59 30' 2910-13-59 30 31 7h7-210-1 7-28-58 9

7•2-208-1 8-22-58 12 718-205-1 12-12-6 125-214-8 1

712-219-1 7-31-58 9748-2224 10- 6-50 25

742-229-9 10-27-50 25 8- 88 188- 7-58 22

748-223-8 10-11-50 200743-225-1 8- 7-58 5 8-18-58 1387l-2214-18 11-30-50 25 7T8-223-0o :10o1-50 90

8- 7-58 20 8- 8-58 80748-223-19 8- 8-58 63

744-226-1 11- 1-0 25 10-13-9 71i- 8-58 n6 11-10-59 500 125

Tabl) 1i , Conttr4e

Collection Collotioowl o. m • Dte Ti now ChlorLd, Wll No. DIt Time w--- ) (,P-) .(g) p.749-219.- 6- 3-58 18 752-230-. 6-10-58 h

8- 84-8 150 p 8 7-30-588- 858 2037 m 16

7f9-222.- 9-2041 no 753-21BA4 6-2648 28- 9-58 2t0

7326-.1 l..n--57 17750-222-1 5- 9-52 2n0

8- 8-58 205 75-219-1 8-208 -o75107-2 1-30-59 10 75f-29-1 6-10-8 60

8-12.48 370751-208-1 6- 348 11n

75o7 -230-1 6-10.58 &00 751-23-A 1926 8-1348 38

, 11 7-56 221222126 2 755-203-3 7-29-8 105-287 210- 1-57 24 755-222-1 -29-58 226-2158 22 5-1-58 90 726-264 8 26 5-2-58 250

5-3-58 220751-213-B 11 7-56 22 5- 558, 7 .17 100 20

12-12-56 21 5- 548 2:51 pm 3205-28-57 22 5- 5-58 625 w 2o0 20010- 5-57 21 7-30o 8 536-24-58 226-26-58 26 755-229 6-10.58 243

8-114-58 259751-231-1 8-5-58 38

75-231-1 8-13-58 1,380752207-1 7-29-58 1

752- 1 1-30-59 23 756-205-1 6.21-57 10752-217-1 1-30-59 13

752-218-1 6 3-58 248 7 6o07 7 66- 5 7 2

756-•1a2 620-57 .1752-220-1 7-2848 1,56056 -2 6 0- 7 81

756-212-1 - 4-8 10

Table 12 , Continued

Collection Collection

Well No. Date Time C de Well No. Date Time C

756-21-1l 6-20-57 12 757-220-1 6-18-57 22756-215-1 1-11-58 13 8- 20-5

8

757-221-1 8-2058 123756-225-2 5-26-58 12 11-1059 100 120

756-226-1 5-26-58 2 757-221-2 2- 1-58 573- 5-58 51

756-216-2 5-26-58 35 3-31-58 608-20.58 55

756-216-4 1-30-59 9757-222-1 4l-28-58 l2

756-216-1 5-27-58 1 5- 7-58 588-20-58 36

756-221-1 5- 5-58 1008-20-58 lk 757-222- 66-26-58 250

756-227-1 8-1k-58 222 757-222-B 6-26-8 170756-229-1 6-11-58 20 29 757-223-1 8-18-58 22

8-1L-58 24756-230-1 6-10-58 7 757-223-2 l-28-58 24

6-11458 05 8-18-50 238-23-58 101

757-22k-1 8-18-58 2M2756-230-2 8-13-58 5A

757-22k-2 8-16-58 kt7b 756-230-5 .-25-58 352

757-22L-4 2-13-53 25756-231-1 8-14-58 4 -1 ,5-58 26

757-203-2 6.27-57 10 757-225-3 2- 5-58 8t3-12-58 8;

757-212-1 10- 8-57 10757-225-k 8-18-58 147

757-212-2 10- 8-57 107-22 8-8-

757-226-k 8-1k-S8 30757-212-3 10- 8-57 9

\ 757-226-5 8-2t-58 12

thua a * onttoud

oUe.opton QoUaott on

WeU No, Dat. Time Pi) d Wel No. Dit. Tim. S757.226-9 8-. 58 312 758-220- 6-8-7 15

8.2048757-226-10 i-1-52 250

8.1-l58 388 758-220-3 6-18-87 18757-22612 -.1U-52 150 78-223-1 8-1858 677-226-13 l-11-52 327 758-22l-. 8-188 10757-227-1 8-.4-$8 750 78-26-2 8-15-58 28757-227-2 8-34-58 17 758-226-3 84-548 10757-227-A 9- -22 58 758-227-2 8-5-58 28

6.- -27 926.2-s68 5 758227-3 8-2548 2

00 757-2324 -5-8 no10 758-227-5 4-10-58-00 812-58 100

758-228-14 -16-8 38757-23•-1 .121.6 33,50 8-148 32

8.12-58 7,50129-59 5,00 758-230-1 21-25-57 23

14-10-58 25758-20ll 6- 7-57 15 8-13-58 22

7-11-57 258- 1-8 24 758230-3 4. -h4 .19

758-208-1 6- 747 23 758-231-1 s- -42 22758-226-2 5-26-58 1i 758-231-3 10- -4a hA758-226-3 5-27-58 20758-217-1 526-58 16 758-231-5 s" 72758-217-2 7-28-58 7 758-231-6 5- -42 51758-29-1 5-27-58 26 759-216-1 5-26-58 241

Table 12 , Contianed

Collection Collection

Well No. Date Time FPl) C dorde Well No, Date Time _ S C de

759-219-1 6-11-57 3 759-233-1 9-26-57 1751- 258 238

759-220.2 8-20-58 8 2- 5-58 2503- -58 237

759-2204A 7-31-58 8 3-31-58 2485- 7-58 250

759-221-1 8-20-58 21 6- a-58 2518-13-58 23

759-222-1 8- 1-56 158-18-58 8 75.9-233-2 8-12-58 128

759-22-1 7-11-57 8 759-235-1 8-12-58 2,220759-224-2 8-18-58 6 759-235-2 1- 2-58 1200

00 1- 258 1,210759-226-3 4-15-58 31 8-12258 1220759-226-4 8-15-58 14 800-207-1 3-18-58 12759-226-5 11-27-57 5 800-226-A 6-10-58 22759-227-1 8-24-58 23 800-226-4 8-22-58 171-29-59 18759-227-2 8 -1l-5 8 135

800-227-A 6- 64-8 880759-229-1 1-10-58 36 8-22-58 980

1-29-59 980759-231-2 10-25-l2 30

800-228-1 6- 6-58 1759-231-3 10- -h2 440

8-12-58 56 800-230-1 6-11-58 23759-231-4 5- W12 76759-231-5 -2-58 16 800-230-2 6-11-58 23759-231-8 4-25-588 2 800-233-1 8-12-58 38-12-58 6

800-234-A 9-26-57 1,008-12-58 1,190

Tablo 12, Con~tnusd

Collectton Coeugtion

Date Timne lo Cloprdea Well No. Date Time oW CloridaWell Not k _to PPj800-234- 1 7.8 371 81-227. 9.20-56 212

8-1258 332 10- 9-57 22210-12-59 340 10-21.7 11.00 ar 20011.10-59 10 340 10-21-57 205 pa 210

10-22-57 7t00 amn 10800.235-1 1- 7.58 45 10-22.57 830 asa 2010-22-57 1005 asn so

801-207-2 8-22.58 4 10-23-57 7010.25-57 11sit am So801-207-5 8-22-58 21 10-25-57 1:I3 pm wS11-26-57 2011- 2-58 18801-23-25 I- 3-57 7 2-27-58 21SI-12-57 7 ~-24-58 229

801-233-22 5- 7-57 6 819.58 210-1-58 218801-223-2 6.12-58 26 1-21-59 1,180

801-224-1 11- 7-6 16 801-227-0 5-11-55 13305-12-55 362

801-226-A 8-22-8 35 -3-5 3805-16-55 180801-226-B 6-1048 29 -2055 19

8-22-58 18 5-23-55 156801-227-2 8-19-58 1,680 6- 7-55 30o10-13-59 15 ,o500 6-10-55 6011-10-59 35 1,530 628-55 45

7- 1-55 54801-227-3 7-12-58 ,876 8-19-8 33801-227-4 8-19-58 3,550 801-229-1 3-35-56 9

1-29-59 3,550801-238-1 8-11-58 1,50801-227-A 2-17-58 21

6-12-8 25 801-238-2 10-22-57 1,7801-29-59 6 8-11-58 1,780

Table P . Continued

Collection Collection

S, Date Time 1 Chlor.de N, Date Time F1ow ChlorideWell No,.-. [;on No, .,p,802-223-1 6-12-58 26 802-236-1 1- 7-48

802-223-2 3-12-58 9:00 am 510 16 802-238-1 11-27-6 1,8203-12-58 3:00 pm 780 11 11-27-56 1,1306-.2548 510 6 9-25-57 2,0

3- 4-58 1,560802-225-1 9-17-1 2 o00 3-31-58 1,850

8-19-58 8 5- 7-8 1,1906- 4-58 1,080

802-225-2 7- 8-57 575 191 8-1-8 1,90oo8-11-57 1908-19-8 290 802-238-2 11-27-56 1,o001-27-59 321 8-11-58 1,#1001-30-59 3051-31-59 319 802-238-3 8-10-2 2,1002- 5-59 301 3-18-1 7 2,5002- 749 102

802-238-4 8.11-58 710802-226-A 8-22-8 31

803-204-1 8- 1-8 22802-231-1 U-19-57 1Z

803-210.6 12-19-56 12802-231-2 8-12-8 8 80.10 2- 6

803-219-1 7-30-58 8802-232-1 11-19-57 180

1- 7-8 16 803-227-A 8-22-58 10

802-234-1 9-19-57 17 803-232-1 11-27-57 59-26-7 248-12-58 12 803-232-2 11-19-57 13

802-234-2 9-2047 35 803-238-1 11 -5-6 2909-267 6 8-11-58 2968-12.58 9

803-238-2 11- 5-56 23802-235-1 9.26-7 45, 9-25-7 12

8-12-58 31 12. 6-7 121-22-58 17

Table 12 , Continued

Coluotion ollecton

Date Time 1o Croids Date Time ow deWeil No, De ( ( e Ho - - -_ _-__ _

803-238-2 2- 5-58 l4 805-237-1 9-2557 12(Continued 3- 4-58 1 (Continued) 2- 5•8 11

3-31-58 24 8.11U 5 85. 7-58 136- 4-8 19 806-204-1 6.21457 87-31-58 9 7- 8-57 8

10-12-59 111-20-59 5 806-225-1 8-21-58 6

80L-217-1 821-58 I 806-228-1 6-1.58 15

80i-229-1 7-30-8 8 806-230-1 11-19-57 lh

80l-232-1 11.22-57 77 806-232-2 11-19-57 13

804-234-1 9-19-57 2t 805-23h-3 1-15-32 8S8-12-.8 7 806-231-7 11-22-57 15

805-208-1 12- 6.56 66-21-57 6 806-23h-9 9-27-57 9

10- 8-57 23805-213-2 5-15-58 18 1-22-57 23

7-31-58 10 8-11-58 7

805-227-1 6-11-58 12 806-235-2 1-15-32 9

805-230-1 6-1-58 16 806-235-3 1-15-32 9

805-231-3 11-19-57 5 806-235-4 1-16-32 9

805-231-1 11-27-56 10 806-235-5 1-15-32 9

805-235-1 1-16-32 9 807-23,-1 1-15-32 9

805-235-2 1-15-32 9 806-236-1 9-27-57 18

805-237-1 11-27-56 2so00 m 10 807-204-1 6-21-57 51-27-56 5:00 pm 200 11 7- 0-57 5

Collection Collection

well No. Date Time F e Well No. Date Time F Cl de

807-209-1 12- 6-56 11 808-237-2 9-18-57 138-11-58 8

807-218-1 7-30-58 108 a 30808-237-5 6- L-58 300 16

307-226-1 6-.2-58 20 808-~238-1 9-251-57807-230-1 11-19-57 20 8-11-58

807-232-1 11-19-57 10 809-208-1 12- 6-6 66-21-57 6

807-234-11 9-13-57 7 8 2809-227-1 2-10-57 18

807-235-1 1- 7-58 110 6-21-57 I3U-Ucdla 13

307-236-3 7-308 7809-227-2 6 58809-227-2 6-12=58 13

807-237-1 9-2557 168-11-58 8 809-231-2 8-11-58 8

808-20i-1 6-21-57 6 809-232-1 8-11-5 10

808-208-2 7-28-58 18 809-233-1 10- 8-57 111-22-57 11

808-21b-l 6-21-57 108809-23U-1 8-11-58 h

808-21-.2 6- 3-58 217-29-58 14 809-235-1 11-22-57 11

808-227-1 6-21-57 8 809-235-2 8-11-58 67-30-58 8

810-209-1 12- 6-56 9808-233-3 A- 3-58 10 6-21-57 9

8-11-58 2:05 pm8-11-58 2:10 pn 7 810-210-1 6-21-57 10

808-235-2 9-13-57 11 810-210-2 12- 6-56 108-11-58 8

~r~blm ia, ocnntolnw

CollWD e t io e Collaolron

No. Well No, Date Time __________

I1O2124j 9. h-57 12

81o-2)4.21 A21-57 109. 4.57 12

a Flow estimated

b Composite of 756-230..6 & 756-230-7

Table 13. Summary of Monthly Evaporation in Hillsborough County

Evaporation (inches)

Month Class A Pan1

Pan Coefficient 2 Reservoir

January 3.17 0.77 2.44

February 3.73 .69 2.57

March 5.23 .73 3.82

April 6.35 .84 5.33

May 7.53 .82 6.17

June 7.10 .85 6.04

July 6.18 .91 5.62

August 5.66 .91 5.15

September 5.24 .85 4.45

October 4.45 ,76 3.38

November 3.44 .71 2.44

December 2.77 .83 2.30

Total 49.71

1 Monthly mean of record for 1952-58 from U. S. Weather Bureau evaporation stationat Bay Lake near Sulphur Springs, Florida

2 Computed evaporation data for Lake Okeechobee, Florida. Kohler, M. A., 1954,Lake and pan evaporation, in Water-loss investigation - Lake Hefner studies,technical report. U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 269, p 128,based on a study by Langbein, W. B., "Research on Evaporation from Lakes andReservoirs," Paper presented at Brussels Assembly, 1951, and U. S. WeatherBureau Records.

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