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OPEN-FILE REPORTU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

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Cover picture Geothermal well, Imperial Valley, California. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's geothermal well in the East Mesa 7 miles east of Holtville, California, was "bottomed out" at a depth of 8,030 feet and is being left to "blow in" before further testing. A jet of steam and water vapor is shown discharging vertically approximately 150 feet in the air. Photograph courtesy of Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Department of the Interior, Lower Colorado Region, Boulder City, Nevada

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UNITED STATESDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

USCS UBRARY-DENVER

SELECTED DATA ON WATER WELLS,

GEOTHERMAL WELLS, AND OIL TESTS

IN IMPERIAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

By William F. Hardt and James J. French

Open-File Report

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Menlo Park, California

July 1976

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CONTENTS

Purpose and scope Acknowle dgmen t s Location and general features of Imperial Valley Well-numbering sys tern Explanation of the tables Selected references

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1. Map of project area 2. Index map showing figure number of each well-location map-

3-5. Well-location maps

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TABLES

Table 1. Description of wells i 2. Geohydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests -3. Chemical analyses of water from wells 4. Isotope analyses of water from selected wells-

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SELECTED DATA ON WATER WELLS, GEOTHERMAL WELLS,

AND OIL TESTS IN IMPERIAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

By William F. Hardt and James J. French

PURPOSE AND SCOPE

According to the report "Preliminary Appraisal of Ground Water in Storage with Reference to Geothermal Resources in the Imperial Valley Area, California" by Dutcher, Hardt, and Moyle (1972), determination of the magnitude of the water and geothermal-power resources of the region was hampered by a lack of technical data. Although the lack of data was serious, an equally serious problem was the lack of a systematic tabulation and an analysis of the accuracy and usability of data which were available. Dutcher, Hardt, and Moyle (1972) recommended a high priority for collecting and collating the available data to aid future workers concerned with hydrologic and geothermal resources in Imperial Valley. The present report should therefore be useful for those involved in geothermal exploration, water development, and power production, as well as professional analysts such as geologists, hydrologists, and modelers of the fluid flow-heat transport system.

The scope of the project consisted of the following phases:

1. Periodic field trips to Imperial Valley to survey the current geothermal activity.

2. Systematic collection of pertinent data from water wells, geothermal wells, and oil tests, including water-quality records, isotope analyses, pressure and temperature information, and drillers' logs.

3. Collating these technical data and coding them for computer storage and retrieval.

4. Printing the data, together with a short report.

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For use of those readers who may prefer to use metric units rather than English units, the conversion factors for the terms used in this report are listed below:

Multiply English unit

acresfeet (ft)gallons per minute

(gal/min) inches (in) miles (mi) pounds per square inch

(lbs/in2 ) tons per acre-foot

(tons/acre-ft)

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4.047 x 1CT 1 3.048 x 10" 1 6.309 x 10" 2

2.540 1.609 7.031 x 10" 2

7.35 x 102

To obtain metric unit

hectares (ha)metres (m)litres per second (1/s)

centimetres (cm) kilometres (km) kilograms per square

centimetre (kg/cm2 ) tonnes per cubic hectometre

(t/hm3 )

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Many agencies, commercial companies, and individuals provided valuable assistance and data to the U.S. Geological Survey for this project. Data obtained from other agencies include the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USER), Boulder City, Nev., and El Centre, Calif. (East Mesa installation); California Department of Water Resources (DWR), Los Angeles; University of California at Riverside (UCR); California Division of Oil and Gas (DOG); Imperial Irrigation District (IID); Imperial County; San Diego Gas and Electric Co.; Munger Oil Information Service; and private operators.

Special thanks are given to 0. J. Loeltz of the Geological Survey's Yuma,Ariz., office, who made available more than 200 well schedules, nearly 300chemical analyses, and numerous drillers' logs for wells in the ImperialValley, collected during an investigation of the Lower Colorado River Valley.These records comprised all the water-well data collected prior to 1965.

Thanks are also given to Tyler B. Coplen, formerly of the University of California at Riverside, who made available results of his isotope and sodium- calcium-potassium water-quality analyses.

During this study more than 200 wells required State well numbers used by the California Department of Water Resources for locating wells. The cooperation of Richard E. Angelos and Harry Hashamoto of the Department of Water Resources in verifying these records is* greatly appreciated.

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LOCATION AND GENERAL FEATURES OF IMPERIAL VALLEY

Imperial Valley comprises most of Imperial County and is in the extreme southeast corner of California (fig. 1). The valley is world-renowned for its extensive and highly productive agriculture irrigated by a maze of canals and ditches, utilizing water from the Colorado River. This area also contains six Known Geothermal Resource Areas (KGRA) comprising about a quarter million acres (100,000 ha). These areas were delineated by the Geological Survey and published in the Federal Register in 1971. The areas (fig. 2) and their acreage are as follows:

(1) Salton Sea

(2) Brawley

(3) Heber

(4) Glamis

(5) Dunes

(6) East Mesa

Total six areas

95,824 acres ( 38,780 ha)

28,885 acres ( 11,690 ha)

58,568 acres ( 23,702 ha)

25,505 acres ( 10,322 ha)

7,680 acres ( 3,108 ha)

38,365 acres ( 15,526 ha)

254,827 acres (103,128 ha)

The area covered by this report is part of a sediment-filled structural depression called the Salton Trough, an extension of the Gulf of California that coincides with the intersection of the East Pacific rise and the North American Continent. Heat flow through the thick water-saturated sediments that fill the trough is greater than the worldwide average. Interest in the geothermal resources is high because of the potential usefulness of this heat for the generation of electrical energy.

Although exploration for geothermal steam and hot brines began in 1927 in Imperial Valley, activity was spasmodic and largely unsuccessful until 1957 when activity began anew. More recently, since the middle 1960 f s and particularly in the early 1970 f s there has been an upsurge of interest, renewed activity, and exploratory drilling.

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WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM

The well-numbering system in Imperial Valley has been used by the Geological Survey in California since 1940 and is in accordance with the Bureau of Land Management's system of land subdivision. The system has been adopted by the California Department of Water Resources, California Water Resources Control Board, and many local water districts. As shown by the example in the accompanying diagram, that part of the number preceding the slash, as in well number 11S/13E-22H1 S, indicates the township (T. 11 S.); the number following the slash indicates the range (R. 13 E.)j the number following the hyphen indicates the section (sec. 22); the letter following the section number indicates the 40-acre (16-ha) subdivision (H) according to the lettered diagram below. The final digit is a serial number for wells in that 40-acre (16-ha) subdivision; it indicates the first well to be listed in the SE%NE% sec. 22, T. 11 S., R. 13 E. The area covered by this report lies east of the San Bernardino meridian and south of the San Bernardino base line. The letter S at the end of the well number indicates the San Bernardino base line and meridian designation.

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In Imperial Valley there are odd-shaped sections and sections more or less than 1 mi (1.6 km) on a side. To provide consistency in the numbering of wells, the lower right-hand corner of a template for subdividing sections was matched with the southeast corner of the section and with the vertical lines on the grid in a north-south direction (see Bader, 1969). In general, where the township number contains a fractional designation such as 16%S, the fraction is dropped and section numbers are increased by 36. For example, well 163$S/10E-5D1 is designated as 16S/10E-41D1.

Where the existence of a well is known but where the physical situation in the field precludes its accurate plotting on a map, either because of a lack of physical features or because the records for locating the well are poor, an X is used for the letter designation for such well (11S/9E-25X1 S). Thus, an X number indicates that the location of the well may be in question, or that the well is plotted with poor control.

EXPLANATION OF THE TABLES

The compilations for this report include descriptions of wells, data from geothermal wells and oil tests, chemical analyses of water from wells, isotope analyses of ground water from wells, and temperature and pressure measurements in wells. Drillers' logs have not been included in this report because, according to California law, a well log cannot be published without the written consent of the owner. The available drillers' logs can be inspected at offices of the California Department of Water Resources, Los Angeles, Calif., and of the U.S. Geological Survey, Laguna Niguel, Calif.

All the wells compiled in the following tables are shown in figures 3-5. The wells are listed sequentially on the maps and in the tables by township and range location. Figure 2 provides an index to the well-location maps in figures 3-5.

Most of the well data were obtained from records collected by the Geological Survey. Members of the Geological Survey visited most of the water wells, geothermal wells, and oil tests drilled prior to 1965. Most of the geothermal wells drilled since 1965 were visited and field located; water wells drilled since 1965 generally were not visited in the field but were located from records. Data from wells with inadequately described locations were not included in the tables. Well locations and data from wells not inventoried in the field are subject to change upon future visits to the wells.

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TABLE 1. Description of wells; This table lists data for all the wells in this report and includes information on well location, owner, depth, perforated interval, diameter of casing, year drilled, altitude of land- surface datum, depth to water, availability of chemical analyses or drillers' logs, and other pertinent data for more than 430 wells. The altitude of land surface at each well was obtained from interpretation of topographic maps.

TABLE 2. Geohydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests: This table includes a detailed listing of the geohydrologic data collected by the Geological Survey during this study for 70 geothermal wells and oil tests. This table is more detailed than table 1 in that the specific types of available data are listed with the depth intervals.

TABLE 3. Chemical analyses of water from wells; This table consists of more than 690 chemical analyses of ground water from more than 430 wells. Many wells have more than one analysis based on sampling over a period of years; other wells have only one partial analysis. Each well in this table is also included in the well-description table (table 1) to aid in water- quality interpretation.

No water samples were collected for this study. Most of the chemical analyses were obtained from the Geological Survey, Lower Colorado River Project, Yuma, Ariz.; California Department of Water Resources, Los Angeles, Calif.; U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Boulder City, Nev.; and the University of California at Riverside. Many of the water-quality records from the University of California at Riverside consist of analyses of sodium-potassium- calcium, as these constituents can help predict the last temperature of water- rock equilibration in the aquifer (Fournier and Truesdell, 1973).

Where applicable, based on the type of analysis, values for alkalinity as calcium carbonate, dissolved solids (tons per acre-foot), percent sodium, and sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) were computed by the computer program and are included in table 3.

TABLE 4. Isotope analyses of water from selected wells; This table consists of isotope analyses of ground water from 97 selected wells. The water samples were collected and analyzed by the University of California at Riverside, under the direction of T. B. Coplen (1973), principal investigator. The isotope ratios measured were oxygen 18/oxygen 16, deuterium/hydrogen, and carbon 13/carbon 12. These ratios are reported as differences from standard mean ocean water (SMOW) and reported in this table as 60 18 , 6D, and 6C 13 .

TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells; This table consists of pressure and temperature measurements made in 16 geothermal wells. These measurements were tabulated as they appear in the records. The measurements may not in all cases represent the actual formation conditions. The time interval of measurements after drilling ceased, and hence the degree of recovery of the original thermal condition of the materials penetrated, differs from well to well. The addition of cooling water of fresh drilling mud, and other manmade conditions, may also have affected the temperature and pressure measurements.

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SELECTED REFERENCES

Bader, J. S., 1969, California District manual Water-well and spring numbering: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file rept., 11 p.

California Department of Water Resources, 1964, Names and areal code number of hydrologic areas in the Southern District, location of hydrologic boundaries, Colorado River Basin Drainage Province (X): pi. 6.

____1970, Geothermal wastes and the water resources of the Salton Sea area: Bull. 143-7, 123 p.

Coplen, T. B., 1973, Cooperative geochemical investigation of geothermal resources in the Imperial Valley and Yuma areas: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, IGPP-UCR-73-48, 22 p.

Dutcher, L. C., Hardt, W. F., and Moyle, W. R., Jr., 1972, Preliminary appraisal of ground water in storage with reference to geothermal resources in the Imperial Valley area, California: U.S. Geol. Survey Circ. 649, 57 p.

Fournier,, R. D., and Truesdell, A. H., 1973, An empirical Na-K-Cageothermometer for natural waters: Geochim. et Cosmochim. Acta, 37, p. 1255-1276.

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 1974, Status report on geothermal resource investigations, East Mesa Test Site, Imperial Valley, California: 64 p.

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TABLE 1. Oescrlft ion of uelLs

[Boxhead explanations are abstracted and modified from U.S. Geological Survey "Instructions for Using the Punch-Card System for the Storageand Retrieval of Ground-Water Data"]

Map number: Sequential number by township and range location.

State number: The wells are identified according to their location in the rectangular system for the subdiviaion of public land. The identification consists of the township number, north or south; the range number, east or west; and the section number. The section is further subdivided into sixteen 40-acre tracts lettered consecutively (excepting I and 0), beginning with A in the northeast corner of the section and progressing in a sinusoidal manner to R in the southeast corner. Wells within the 40-acre tract are numbered sequentially. The base line and meridian are indicated by- the final letter, as follows: S, San Bernardino.

Accuracy: Of latitude-longitude coordinates:

1 Field and map location both accurate to within a second2 Not accurate to within a second but accurate to better than

10 seconds of latitude-longitude (map suitable; inaccuracy due to inadequate field data)

3 Accurate to within 10 seconds of latitude and longitude (map inadequate)

Owner or name: The apparent owner or user. In some cases, the local name of the well is given.

4 Accurate to within a minute (nap adequate, but well location imprecise)

5 Field location eccurate only to within a minute and map scale suitable only for determining minutes.

Method drilled;

A RotaryB Bored or augeredC Cable-tool0 DugH Hydraulic-rotaryJ Jetted

Water use:

A Air conditioningB BottlingC Commercial0 DevateringE Power generationF Fire protectionH Domestic

P Air percussionR Reverse-rotaryT TrenchingV DrivenW Drive-washZ Other.

I IrrigationM MedicinalN Industrial,

including mining P Public supply R Recreation S Stock supply

C CountyF Federal GovernmentM City, town, or unincorporated villageN Corporation or company, churches, lodges

and other nonprofit, nongovernmentgroups

T InstitutionalU UnusedV RepressurizationW RechargeX Desalination, public supplyY Desalination, other useZ Other.

Well use;

A AnodeD Drainage

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P PrivateS State agencyW Water district.

R RechargeT Test holeU UnusedW Withdraw waterX Waste disposalZ Destroyed.

Diameter: Inside diameter of the well, in inches; nominal inside diameter, in inches, of the innermost casing at the surface for drilled cased wells.

Deepest depth; Depth, in feet below land-surface datum, of drilled hole.

Depth cased; Length of casing, in feet below land-surface datum, or to the top of the perforated or screened interval.

Depth of well; Depth, in feet below land-surface datum, is defined as the bottom of the perforated or screened intervel or the drilled depth.

Accuracy; Of well depth: 3 From driller's log 4 From electric or other borehole log 6 Reported.

Altitude of Isd; Altitude of land-surface datun, in feet, above or below (-) mean sea level. Land-surface datum is an arbitrary planeclosely approximating land surface at the tine of the first measurement and used as the plane of reference for all subsequent measurements.

Of Isd altitude:

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3 Froa topographic map, accurate to 5 feet4 From topographic map, accurate to 10 feet5 From topographic map, accurate to 20 feet6 From topographic map, accurete to 50 feet

Water level: Depth to water, in feet, above (+) or below land-surface datun: F Flows, head unknown

Accuracy: Of water-level measurement:

7 Altimeter, accurate to 5 feet8 Altimeter, accurate to 10 feet9 Altimeter, accurate to 20 feet.

D Dry.

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Date measured: Month and year of the water-level measurement. Yield of well; In gellons per minute.

CDWR go.: California Department of Water Resources "Areal Code Numbers of Hydrologic Area" (1964).

X-21.00 West Salton Sea Hydro UnitX-22.00 Anza Borrego Hydro UnitX-22.BO Ocotillo-LRS Felipe Hydr SubunitX-23.00 Imperial Hydro Unit

X-23.AO Imperial Hydro SubunitX-23.BO Covote Wells Hydro SubunitX-26.00 Amos-Ogilby Hydro UnitX-27.00 Yuma Hydro Unit

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TABLE 2. Geokydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests

MAP NUM­ BER

STATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

17

21

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

10S/09E-26A1 TRUCKHAVEN QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY CORE RECORD DRILLER'S LOG ELE.CTRIC LOG WATER QUALITY

10S/10E-09N1 TRUCKHAVEN QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH ELECTRIC LOG

10S/13E-34F1 WISTER QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG

PURE OIL CO. TRUCKHAVEN UNIT 1

6100 FEET 0-6100 FEET 1000-6087 FEET n-6100 FEET 560-6100 FEET

SALTON RIVIERA INC. TESTtfELL 3

3030 FEET60-3030 FEET

ANTHONY-HIVERS DEVELOPMENT CO. GREER 1

535 FEET 0-535 FEET 0-535 FEET

11S/09E-25X1 KANE SPRING Nw QUAD DIAMOND BAR OIL CO. NELSON 1

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11S/09E-27E1 SHELL REEF QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY CORE RECORD ELECTRIC LOG

3600 FEET 0-3600 FEET

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4531 FEET 0-4531 FEET 0-4507 FEET 304-4531 FEET

11S/10E-10E1 KANE SPRING Nw QUAD RASMUSSEN & MORTIMER TRUCKHAVEN 1

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?547 FEET 0-85*7 FEET 185-2547 FEET 185-25*7 FEET

11S/10E-31E1 KANE SPRING NW QUAD THE TEXAS CO. PURE(NCT-l) NO 1

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llS/10t-32Jl KANE SPRING NW QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY ORILLER«S LOG

11S/13E-10L1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG

*31* FEET 0-*31* FEET 535-3*06 KEET 299-431* FEET

0-*170 FEET

IMPERIAL VALLEY OIL fc DEVELOPMENT CO. BRADLEY 1

4115 FEET 0-4115 FEET 0-2650 FEET

PIONEER DEVELOPMENT CO. PIONEER 1

727 FEET 0-727 FEET

36

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologic data for geothemal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­ BER

STATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

32 11S/13E-10L2 NILANO QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG

33 11S/13E-10L3 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG

35 11S/13E-13K1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG WATER QUALITY

37 11S/13E-22J1 NILAND QUAD

PIONEER DEVELOPMENT CO. PIONEER 2

1263 FEET 0-1263 FEET

PIONEER DEVELOPMENT CO. PIONEER 3

1473 FEET 0-1473 FEET

EARTH ENERGY INC HUDSON 1

6141 FEET 0-6141 FEET 5855-bll<i FEET

IMPERIAL THERMAL PRODUCTS-SHELL OIL-IID I

38

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11S/13E-23C1 NILAND QUAD

5826 FEET 0-5825 FEET 90-5620 FFET

IMPERIAL THERMAL PRODUCTS IID 3

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG DRILLER'S LOG WATER QUALITY

1699 FEET124-1568 FEET0-1699 FEET

39 11S/13E-23F1 NILANO QUAD O'NEILL GEOTHERMAL INC IID 1

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG LITHOLOGIC LOG ELECTRIC LOG GAMMA RAY-NEUTRON LOG TEMPERATURE LOG TEMPERATURE SURVEY HATER QUALITY FLOW TEST DATA

40

41

11S/13E-23G1 NILAND QUAD

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11S/13E-23P1 NILANO QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH CORE RECORD LITHOLOGIC LOG DRILLER'S LOGWATER QUALITY

5230 FEET 0-5220 FEET 300-5230 FEET1624-5230 FEET64-1700 FEET 260-5230 FEET 2000-4285 FEET 4<.00-5030 FEET

O'NEILL GEOTHERMAL INC SPOHTSMAN 1

4729 FEET 700-4729 FEET 700-2270 FEET 0-4729 FEET 1194-4729 FFF.T 200-472* FEET

IMPERIAL THERMAL PRODUCTS-SHELL OIL»STATE CAL 1

4840 FEET120-4600 FEET 120-t.eoo0-4840 FEET 4*35-4806

37

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TABLE 2. Geokydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

MAPNUM­

BERSTATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

42

43

44

46

11S/13E-24D1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG TEMPERATURE SURVEY PRESSURE TEST WATER QUALITY

11S/13E-27M1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG GEOLOGIC ANALYSIS WATER QUALITY

11S/13E-28K1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG

11S/13E-33L1 NILAND QUAD

EARTH ENERGY INC RIVER RANCH 1

8100 FEET 0-8100 FEET

3890-8093 FEET

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7117 FEET 0-7117 FEET5200-7117 FEET

SALTON SEA CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WELL 1

105* FEET 0-1054 FEET 0-1054 FEET

MAGMA POWER co. MAGMAMAX 3

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOGDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGMICROLOG WITH CALIPERCONTINUOUS DIPMETERCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITYSARABANO-SYNERGETIC LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEY

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47

48

11S/13E-33L2 NILAND QUAD MAGMA POWER co. MAGMAMAX 4

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG

7567 FEET 514-2557 FEET

11S/13E-33M1 OBSIDIAN 8UTTE QUAD MAGMA POWER CO. MAGMAMAX 2

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELFCTRIC LOGDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGMICROLOG WITH CALIPEPCONTINUOUS DIPMETERCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITYSARABANO-SYNfOQETIC LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVFY

4368 FEET 114-4362 FEET 1009-4368 FEET 1009-4368 FEET 1009-4368 FEET 1009-4368 FEET

LOG 1009-4368 FEET

POO-4360 FEET 200-4360 FEET

49 11S/13E-33Q1 NILANO QUAD MAGMA POWER CO. MAGMAMAX 1

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLER'S LOGOUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEYWATER QUALITY

?805 FEET 0-8B05 FEET 1060-2543 FEET200-2263 FEET100-2263 FEET 1870-1930 FEET

38

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TABLE 2. Geokydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­

BERSTATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

50

52

55

56

57

69

70

11S/13E-33R1 NILANO QUAD MAGMA POWER CO. HOOLSF.Y 1

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYDRILLER'S LOGDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEYWATER QUALITY

2400 FEET 0-2400 FEET 0-2400 FEET 1084-2397 FEET 800-2372HOOO-2340 FEET 800-2372 FEET 1230-94H913-77; 2319-2400 FFET

11S/UE-19E1 NILAND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG

11S/16E-05F1 TORTUGA QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER»S LOG ELECTRIC LOG

11S/16E-07C1 TOHTUGA QUAD TOTAL OEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER»S LOG

11S/16E-07D1 TORTUGA QUAD

TOTAL DEPTHNO DATA

12S/13E-04Q1 NILANO QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY

12S/13E-04G2 NILANO QUAD

CHANDLER 6, STATTON WELL 1

590 FEET 0-590 FEET 0-590 FEET

8ARTH OIL CO. 8ARTH 1

IREX OIL CO. IREX 1

O.M.WOOO MELSON i

?855 FEET0-2855 FEET0-2855 FEET1195-2100 FEET

1375 FEET 0-1375 FEET 0-1375 FEET

900 FEET

TRANSCONTINENTAL POWER CO. SINCLAI* 2

2368 FEET 0-2368 FEET

WESTERN GEOTHERMAL-PHILLIPS PETRO CO.SINCLAIR 4

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYLITHOLOGIC LOGDRILLER'S LOGCASING INSPECTION-CALIPEP LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYWATER QUALITY

5306 FEET0-5306 FEET0-5291 FEF.T0-5291 FEET?0-4250 FEET1100-4503;l70n-4500 FEET

71 l<iS/13£-1001 NILAND QUAD KENT IMPtKIAL CORP. SINCLAIR 1

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY INDUCTION ELFCTRIC LOG DIPMETER

4720 FEET0-4720 FEETP43-4720 FEET 1700-4720 FEET

39

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologio data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

HAPNUM­

BER

72

STATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE

12S/13E-10D2 NIL-AND QUAD

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLER'S LOG

OWNER OR NAME

WESTERN GEOTHERMAL CO. SINCLAIR 3

6922 FEET0-6922 FEET

INDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG SONIC LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEY TEMPERATURE LOG PRESSURE TESTS WATER QUALITY

170-5326 FEET 1420-53*0 FEET

74 12S/13E-19A1 CALIPATRIA SW QUAD VAN HUISEN & GRIFFIN GRACE 1

TOTAL DEPTH 1200 FEET DRILLING HISTORY 0-1200 FEET

75 12S/13E-24G1 WESTMORLAND QUAD SARDI OIL CO. BIFF 1

TOTAL DEPTH 6350 FEET DRILLING HISTORY 0-6350 FEET DRILLER'S LOG 0-6350 FEET LITHOLOGIC LOG CORE ANALYSISELECTRIC LOG o-633o FEETDIPMETER 0-5590 FEET TEMPERATURE LOG .0-6350 FEET

76 US/13E-24K1 WESTMORLAND QUAD SARDI OIL CO. SARDI 1

TOTAL DEPTH 5620 FEETDRILLING ANALYSIS-LITHOLOGIC LOGSIDEWALL CORE ANALYSISDRILL TIME LOGGAS LOGSONIC LOGELECTRIC LOGSECTION GAGEFORMATION TESTER

77

92

12S/13E-30C1 CALIPATRIA QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG CORE LOG PRESSURE TEST

13S/UE-09R1 WESTMORLAND QUAD

MAGMA ENERGY INC DEARBORN 1

4135 FEET 0-4135 FEET 0-4135 FEET 1887-1957 FEET

AMERADA PETRO CORP. VEYSEY 1

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORY-CORE ANALYSISDRILLER'S LOSELECTRIC LOG

8350 FEET 0-8350 FEET 0-8350 FEET^00-8017 FEET

93 13S/14E-15M1 WESTMORLAND OUAD UNION OIL CO OF CAL. VEYSEY 1

TOTAL DEPTHNO DATA-COMPLETED 3/75

8385 FEET

40

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­

BERSTATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

95

131

13S/14E-21G1 WESTMORLAND QUAD UNION OIL CO OF CAL. VEYSEY 2

TOTAL DEPTHNO DATA COMPLETED 4/75

140

13S/17E-02A1 ACOLITA QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG ELECTRIC LOG

14S/12E-04N1 BRAWLEY NW QUAD

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYCORE RECORO-SIDEwALL CORESELECTRIC LOGDIPMETER

AJAX OIL CO. PHYLLIS 1

3315 FEET 0-3315 FEET 0-1200 FEET 265-3315 FEET

THE TEXAS co. STIPEK i

8648 FEET

P876-8512 FEET P97-8584 FEET

154

196

215

14S/15E-20N1 ALAMORIO QUAD STANDARD OIL CO. OF CAL. WILSON 1

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELFCTRIC LOG

15S/15E-2681 HOLTVILLE WEST QUAD DE PAULI *ELL 1

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG ELECTRIC LOG

13440 FEET 100-13350 FEET

1300 FEET 0-1300 FEET71-1300 FEET

15S/16E-35Q1 HOLTVILLE EAST QUAD MAGMA ENERGY INC. SHARP 1

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG INDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG TEMPERATURE SURVEY

6070 FEET 0-6070 FEET 1000-6062 FEET ?000-6070 FEET

218 15S/17E-27F1 GLAMAS SW QUAD AMERICAN PETROFINA EXPLORATION CO. WELL 27-1

TOTAL DEPTHLITHOLOGIC LOGINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOGBOREHOLE COMPFNbATED SONIC LOG/CALIPERGAMMA RAY LOG

10624 FEET - 35-10624 FEET 110-10067 FEET1530-7988 FEET100-1525 FEET

222 15S/17E-31D2 HOLTVILLE EAST QUAD U.S.PUREAU OF RECLAMATION MESA 31-1

TOTAL DEPTHELECTRIC LOGDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCONTINUOUS DIPMETEPCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITY LOGBOREHOLE COMPENSATED SONIC LOGSARA8AND-SYNFWGETIC LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE TESTWATER QUALITY

41

6231 FEET

0-6231 FEET 4333-439515656-5696 FEET

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologic data for geothezmal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­

BERSTATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

238 15S/19E-33L1 GLAMAS SE QUAD CAL. OEPT OF HATER RESOURCES OUNES 1

271

295

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLER'S LOG ELECTRIC LOG GAMMA RAY LOG LITHOLOGIC LOG COMPENSATED DENSITY LOG CALIPER LOG

16S/10E-09R1 PAINTED GOKGE QUAD SAN DIEGO

TOTAL DEPTHCALIF DIVISION OF OIL

16S/12E-06P2 PLASTER CITY QUAD

2007 FEET0-2007 FEET0-2*7 FEET 0-287 FEET 0-2007 FEET293-2007 FEET293-2007 FEET

IMPERIAL VALLEY OIL CO JAMES 1

1100 FEET& GAS RECORDS

THE TEXAS COMPANY BROwNE 1

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY CORE ANALYSIS-CORE LOG ELECTRIC LOG DIPMETER

7806 FEET 0-7806 FEET 0-5270 PEET 301-7737 FEET

300

302

16S/14E-28M1 HEBER QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING.HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG ELECTRIC LOG

16S/14E-31J1 HEBER QUAD

AMERADA PETROLEUM CORP. TIMKF.N 1

7323 FEET0-7323 FEET Aie-7323 FEET600-6637 FEET

MAGMA ENERGY INC. HOLTZ 2

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG INDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG PRESSURE SURVEY WATER QUALITY

5000 FEET 0-5000 FEET 0-5000 FEET 1206-SOOO FEET 500-4890 FEET 4950-5000 FEET

303

304

16S/14E-32BI HEBER QUAD CHEVRON OIL CO. C.B.JACKSON 1

TOTAL DEPTHNO DATA COMPLETED 9/74

16S/14E-32K1 HEBER QUAD MAGMA ENtHGY INC. HOLTZ 1TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYDRILLER'S LOGDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEYWATER QUALITY

5147 FEET0-5147 FEF.T0-5147 FEET1018-51*7 FEET500-4977U500-3700 FEET0-*977 FEET2235-2316t2719-280013945-<i?06*506to-5147 FEET

305 16S/14E-33E1 HEBER QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH NO DATA

CHEVRON OIL CO. J.O.JACKSON 1

42

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologic data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­ BER

STATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

306

316

16S/14E-33K1 HEBER QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH NO DATA

CHEVRON OIL CO. NOWLIN PARTNERSHIP 1

4500 FEET

329

332

16S/16E-08R1 HOLTVILLE EAST QUAD THE TEXAS CO. GHUPE-ENGEBRETSEN 1 TOTAL DEPTH 12313 FEET DRILLING HISTORY 0-12313 FEET CORE RECORD 1013-12313 FEET DRILLER'S LOG 0-12313 FEET ELECTRIC LOG 7950-11502;7950-11664

0-9014 FEET DRILL STEM TESTS 2737-2849:7995-8031i

11160-11190;ilb64-12313FEET

WATER QUALITY 2737-2849? 8001-803U11664-12313 FEET

16S/16E-34J1 BONDS CORNER QUAD MAGMA ENERGY INC. SHARP 2

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG

6845 FEET 50-6845 FEET

16S/17E-05A1 GLAMAS SW QUAD U.S.BUREAU OF RECLAMATION MESA 5-1

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITY LOGCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGBOREHOLE COMPENSATED SONIC LOGCONTINUOUS DIPMETERTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEYDRILL STEM TESTSARABAND-SYNERGETIC LOG

6016 FEET 0-6016 FEET1026-6016 FEET1027-6016 FEET 1027-6016 FEET 1024-6016 FEET3452-6009 FEET0-6000 FEFT2000-6000 FEET4629-468915601-5637 FEET

338 16S/17E-06J2 GLAMAS SW QUAD U.S.BUREAU OF RECLAMATION MESA *-

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYLITHOLOGIC LOGCORE RECORDDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITYBOREHOLE COMPENSATED SONIC LOGCONTINUOUS OIPMETERTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVEYWATER QUALITYSARABANO-SYNFRGETIC LOGCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGGAMMA R-AY LOGCALIPER LOG

B030 FEET 0-8030 FEET 400-7419 FEET400-7419 FEET0-7300 FEET

LOG 0-7300 FEET0-7300 FEET 0-7300 FEET500-7560*500-8000 FEET 500-6000*500-8000 FEET ?590l4480;560fl FtET 380-7290 FEET 0-7300 FEFT 0-7300 FEET 0-7300 FEET

43

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TABLE 2. Geohydvologic data for geothermal wells and oil teats Continued

MAP NUM­

BERSTATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE OWNER OR NAME

339 16S/17E-06L1 HOLTVILLE EAST QUAD U.S.BUREAU OF RECLAMATION MESA 6-2

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITYBOREHOLD COMPENSATED SONIC LOGCONTINUOUS OIPMETERDRILL STEM TESTTEMPERATURE SURVEYWATER QUALITYSARA8AND-SYNF.PGETIC LOG

6005 FEET 0-600S FEET 1008-5998 FEET

LOG 1008-6005 FEET 1008-6005 FEET 1008-6005 FEET 5515-5625 FEET 100-6000 FEET

10*0-597* FEET341 16S/17E-0801 GLAMAS SW QUAD U.S.BUREAU OF RECLAMATION MESA 8-1

TOTAL DEPTHDRILLING HISTORYDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCOMPENSATED NEUTRON FORMATION DENSITYCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGBOREHOLE COMPENSATED SONIC LOGCONTINUOUS DIPMETEPDRILL STEM TESTTEMPERATURE SURVEYSARABAND-SYNERGETIC LOG

6205 FEET 0-6205 FEET 1000-6199 FEET

LOG 100-0204 FEET100-n20* FEET 100-6072 FEET1000-6092 FEET5334-5418 FEET 0-6000 FEET

347 16S/17E-16Q2 GLAMAS SW QUAD BORDER OIL & GAS CO.-SCHAF&R BARBARA 1

TOTALDRILLING HISTORY INDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG ELECTRIC LOG CONTACT LOG BAROID LOG

8017 FEET 0-8017 FEET 4700-8013 FEET 120-5709 FEET 5600-6015 FEET

348 16S/17E-17B1 GLAMAS SW QUAD U.S.BUREAU OF RECLAMATION uCR-USBfl

TOTAL OEPTHDUAL INDUCTION LATEROLOGCOMPENSATED FORMATION DENSITY LOGTEMPERATURE SURVEYPRESSURE SURVFYSARABAND-5YNF.PGETIC LOGWATER QUALITYSIDEWALL NEUTRON POROSITY LOG

1406 FEET196-1405 FEET 196-1405 FEET

392

394

17S/10E-02E1 COYOTE WELLS QUAD

TOTAL OEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOR

204-1400 FEET

196-1405 FEET

PETRODYNAMICS ASSOCIATES STRAW 1

4008 FEET 0-1050 FEET 0-1050 FEET

17S/11E-19A1 COYOTE WELLS QUAD F.G.W.DEANZA USL 1

GAS LISTINGTOTAL DEPTH CALIF OIV OF OIL

1245 FEET

44

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TABLE 2. Geohydrologio data for geothermal wells and oil tests Continued

MAP NUM­ BER

395

STATE NUMBER QUADRANGLE

I7S/IIE-20BI YUHA BASIN QUAD

TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY

OWNER OR NAME

HARRISON 4 BARKETT BARKETT 2

1201 FEET 0-1200 FEET

396

398

402

17S/11E-2082 YUHA BASIN QUAD C.E.HARRISON YUHA 1

TOTAL DEPTHCALIF DIV OF OIL & GAS LISTING

2782 FEET

17S/13E-08J1 MOUNT SIGNAL QUAD MAGMA ENERGY INC FED-RITE 1

TOTAL DEPTHINDUCTION ELECTRIC LOG

17S/UE-18M1 HEBER QUAD TOTAL DEPTH DRILLING HISTORY DRILLER'S LOG CORE RECORD LITHOLOGIC LOG ELECTRIC LOG

THE TEXAS CO.

5380 FEET 50-5379 FEET

JACOBS(NCT) 17505 FEET 0-7505 FEET 0-7505 FEET?3i«-7*2o FEET0-7487 FEET 627-7511 FEET

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TABLE 3. Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

12

47

810

1 1

13

1415

16

17

18

19

20

22

LOCALIDENT­

I­FIER

009S009E04K01S009S009E15Q01S

009S009E23L01S009S012E01001S

009S012E01002S009S012E02A01S

009S012E02A02S

009S012E22A01S

009S013E07H01S009S013E20E01S

009S013E21P01S

010S009E26A01S

010S009E35N01S

010S009E36P01S

010S009E36P02S

010S010E18N01S

3333

3333

3333

33

33

3333

33

33

33

33

33

33

LAT­I­

TUDE

2523

2225

2525

25

22

2422

22

16

15

15

15

17

LONG-I -

TUDE

0503

3125

2533

34

58

1044

15

47

07

05

08

50

116116

116115

115115

115

115

115115

115

115

116

115

115

115

0201

0040

4041

41

41

393d

37

59

00

59

59

58

2414

3051

5108

08

57

4237

13

50

39

14

18

34

SEQ.NO.

0101

0101

0201

01

01

0101

01

01

01

01

01

01

ELEV.OF LANDSURFACEDATUM(FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-205-225-225-228-40

-40-90-90-90-90

-90-90-90-90-90

-90-60-60-60

-200

10-70-70-20

1071073030

3030

-45-45'-45

-50-50-56-56-56

46

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1of water from wells

186

21

309309309309

309309309309309

309325325325600

631803060

6100610019781978

19781978635635635

790790

12d6 1266

UEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

__146146

10

__252252252252

252252252252252

252 --

423 "

2580389213701370

13701370240240240

220220

----

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

--.1«6186

--21

..309309309309

309309309309309

309 --

631 --"

2970401219781978

19781978635635635

616616

--

DATEOF

SAMPLE

67-05-1962-09-2673-08-2062-09-2664-1Q-27

72-01-1348-09-0651-03-2352-04-2257-04-27

60-12-1962-08-2864-01-2064-06-1564-10-27

67-01-1062-08-2867-02-0672-01-1364-10-29

64-02-2167-05-1172-01-1372-01-13

44-05-1844-06-0159-1P-1462-09-26

71-10-0471-12-1658-07-0156-09-105^-12-14

59-04-2759-12-1444-01-0050-09-0452-11-06

TIME

1345

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (M6/L)

20

15

26

468.0

50

52

661900

2872

14

26

MAP NUMBER

1415

17

18

19

20

22

47

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TABLE 3. Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

DATEOF

SAMPLE

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTALIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

FERROUSIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTALMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

I2

47

810

II

1415

16

67-05-19 62-09-26 73-08-20 62-09-26 64-10-27

72-01-13 48-09-0651-03-2352-04-22 57-04-27

60-12-19 62-08-28 64-01-20 64-06-15 64-10-27

67-01-10 62-08-28 67-02-06 72-01-13 64-10-29

64-02-21 67-05-11 72-01-13 72-01-13

300

17

18

19

20

22

44-05-18 44-06-01 59-12-14 62-09-26

71-10-04 71-12-16 58-07-0158-09-1059-12-14

59-04-27 59-12-14 44-01-00 50-09-04 52-11-06

48

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i^^BBBBBMsftfc«i^^ «**!- -''* - - _^.v. *jja.,- ' -.-. - A .. -

of water /rom wells Continued

DIS-DIS-

SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

---- .

-- -- --

... ------

---- --

--

--

-- -

------

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

60724466

40866

148200179170138

132135139144117

164125106124311

245191146126

2.08.07.88.0

4.39. 1

169.<i

119

13410

1240

SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

4850

--17152

--63272733

2621202447

261920

--388

5739

--

2.416

1.0

--

4.0.9

47

.4179

4.133

--

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

3320

1670

165

1070 --

978

960

9401060

1050

87515704640

1380122413401015

11?62114887

1053942 --

2070

--65471543

--

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

-- --

3680--

_.114111071120

«970942

--

».924

-- --

-- --"

--

846

----

951961

1038

1877--

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

21

13

10

57 ..--

53

5646

70

368646

77567155

_-

7.2

4.06. a----

9.7

--

28 --

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

2982--46

224

_ 506458451397

359348365372438

361304251 99

773525--«

732-.

445454

..--

63S560566

84131213246001210

a1'4

MAPNUMBER

12 i i;

4 17 ";

8 1,10 5:

:.i

I;

;

II i i

i

13 |

,415

16

17 [

18

i ;'

i

I

j

i

i

[ .

4Ml

!i;i

1 9 , '1

20 ::i

22 ^

i

49

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TABLE 3. Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

12

47

810

II

13

1415

16

DATEOF

SAMPLE

67-05-1962-09-2673-08-2062-09-2664-10-27

72-01-1348-09-0651-03-2352-04-2257-04-27

60-12-1962-08-2864-01-2064-06-1564-10-27

67-01-1062-08-2867-02-0672-01-1364-10-29

64-02-2167-05-1172-01-1372-01-13

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

00 0

.. --00

__ 0

--0

0 0 --

00

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(M6/L)

2467 38184

--415376370326

294285299305359

296249206 81

634431--

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(M6/L)

4631120

3200334

--281195195208

212210211180207

206210193

4502

171198

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(M6/L)

59501510

4500140

15201800174516801530

14401440139115441574

161013701320

..5337

2240191819401240

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

2.6

2.8

.6

2.72.0

5.0

7.64.02.6

4.0--

5.5 .6

3*53.9

BROMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

.8

1.1 -- »

.. .

_-

--3.01.3*9

(5 '*

17

18

19

20

22

44-05-18 44-06-01 59-12-14 62-09-26

71-10-04 71-12-16 58-07-0158-09-1059-12-14

59-04-27 59-12-14 44-01-00 50-09-04 52-11-06

MO 600

365372

521476464

6902561090492992

64241179132

2417

236

8*0 3755

4.0 92

12741895990960

961968

112011543039

11438041164026631640

3*3

1.5

1.4

l.T 1.9

50

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of water from wells Continued

IODIDE(I)

(MG/U

DIS­SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVEDAMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)

MAPNUMBER

4.

24

.00

1.9 4.9

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

7.4 1.0

47

810

II

13

1415

16

17

18

19

l.b 20

22

51

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TABLE 3. Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

12

47

810

II

13

1415

16

DATEOF

SAMPLE

67-05-1962-09-2673-08-2062-09-2664-10-27

72-01-1348-09-0651-03-2352-04-2257-04-27

60-12-1962-08-2864-01-2064-06-1564-10-27

67-01-1062-08-2867-02-0672-01-1364-10-29

64-02-2167-05-1172-01-1372-01-13

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(M6/L)

.- --

.... -- --

-.

-- _.

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT180 C)(M6/L)

11060 ..

1050

_ 3850

35503538

3098

3029

3475

2840..

46704077

_

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(M6/L)

_.4160

_.12000

--

3787

3160

3000

3130

2850

..»

15120

4630--«

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

_._...

«»w

..

. --

....

_...

^^^..^^

HARD­NESS(CAtMG)(MG/L)

1712820

1720378

758558535480

435425429458490

516390347

2367

846637

17

18

20

22

44-05-18 44-06-01 59-12-14 62-09-26

71-10-04 71-12-16 58-07-0158-09-1059-12-14

59-04-27 59-12-14 44-01-00 50-09-04 52-11-06

5310

32306494

2210

2436

4553

5861924

5626

489

351761

47235

52

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water /rom wells Continued

NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/U

1700750

168095

--340180170150

140140130150130

220140140

2300

212207-

0 00

.---00

?5

0IbOO

00

--

PEHCENTSODIUM

81

73 46

*ti 80

..__ 7981

79

837081

76796046

« 39

4641 90

89-.----

SODIUM AD­

SORP­TION

RATIO

35-- ---

3.7

-. ....-

19

20..--

1921

20

?0

41

2121

--

12799

..

.. -

^1

6898

--

SPE­ CIFIC CON­DUCT­ANCE(MICRO-MHOS)

17000658U

163001380

..66bO5710577S4900

5390471753005000

--

5180

17500

75206880 "

45007950

4050

..

43603968

10800

25970580065506370

PH

(UNITS)

7.16.77.26.38.0

6.5

7.0

7.7

7.28.37.1

6.86.57.2--7.9

6.57.16.76.9

8.57.6

7.5

7.67.68.37.8

«,--

7.8

7.8

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

46.1--

28. U28.3

62.078.678.978.976.7

. _78.9

__--

74.4

...

81.1--

58.0..

60.031.131.029.0

--

59.4

59.061.0«--

33.3

..------

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MH/L)

3.7?6

373.6

..--

73--

13

--

373.0

56

9215425

..2.0

39167

--

3.7--

i?3

-,--

5.115

«...

34--

31

MAPNUMBER

12

47

810

1 !*

i 3

1415

16

17

18

19

20

22

53

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TABLE 3.~C7zemtaaJ analyses

MAP NUMBER

I I

13

1415

DATEOF

SAMPLE

67-05-19 62-09-26 73-08-20 62-09-26 64-10-27

72-01-13 48-09-0651-03-2352-04-22 57-04-27

60-12-19 62-08-28 64-01-20 64-06-15 64-10-27

67-01-10 62-08-28 67-02-06 72-01-13 64-10-29

64-02-21 67-05-11 72-01-13 72-01-13

DIS- DIS-TOTAL SOLVED SOLVED

ARSENIC ARSENIC BARIUM(AS) (AS) (BA)

(U6/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

020

DIS­ SOLVED 80RON

(B) (UG/L)

10100

200

410044503600920

SOOO 5000

80

66005000

DIS­ SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

1400

4800

17

18

19

20

22

44-05-18 44-06-01 59-12-14 62-09-26

71-10-04 71-12-16 58-07-0158-09-1059-12-14

59-04-27 59-12-14 44-01-00 50-09-04 52-11-06

1820040700

4500

46006160

54

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of water from wells--Continued

DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

» -.--

_ _-.....

_.... --

_

.

...^*

... --

--

-

----

CODEFOP

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

99991028990110289999

99019999999999999999

10261028999999999999

99991028999999019999

9999999999019901

9801980110281028

99019901999999999999

99999999

99999999

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

99991028990110289999

99019999999999999999

10281028999999999999

99991028999999019999

9999999999019901

9801980199991028

99019901999999999999

99999999

99999999

MAPNUMBER

I NOTE:2

Code for agency co 1 1 ect ! ng samp 1 e47 and

8 Code for agency analyzing sample:10

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other1!

13

1415

16

17

18

19

20

22

55

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LOCAL IDENT-

MAP I- NUMBER FIER

22 010S010E18N01S (Continued)

34 OI1S013E13D02S

35 011S013E13K01S36 011S013E22H01S37 011S013E22J01S

38 011S013E23C01S39 011S013E23F01S

41 011S013E23P01S42 011S013E24001S

43 011S013E27M01S49 011S013E33Q01S50 011S013E33R01S

51 011S014E02A01S

53 011S015E17P01S54 011S015E23M01S

58 012S009E21N01S59 012S009E22A01S60 012S009E22A02S

61 012S009E22B01S62 012S009E23D01S

63 012S010E26M01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

33

33

333333

3333

3333

333333

33

3333

333333

3333

33

17

13

121111

1212

1112

100909

14

1211

060707

0707

05

50

11

445448

1907

3009

594545

39

2644

220505

0401

47

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115

115

115115115

115115

115115

115115115

115

115115

116116116

116116

115

58

34

343535

3535

3534

363736

28

2523

020000

0100

54

34

43

104954

1830

1741

440752

38

5615

095555

1035

20

SEQ. NO.

01

01

010101

0101

0101

010101

01

0101

010102

0101

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-56-56-56-56

-226

-226-226-220-229-230

-230-229-229-225-225

-225-222-222-222-222

-30-30-3015

120

1205.0

-13-12-12

-12-12-15-15-15

-15-115-115-115-115

56

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

8E1LOWLSD)

128612B612861286

.-

6141152

5825

16995230523048408100

71172805240024002400

825825825

--550

5501280445667667

667125062862b628

628 .320320320320

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

.. ..--

___-

5855145

3*90

__4900490044353890

47451797186618661866

__..

25

25

312380380

380270250250250

250 --

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

.-

..

6112147

5303

__5212521248068093

70872264237523752375

_

150

150

445667667

6671200580580580

580

DATEOF

SAMPLE

55-12-2067-05-1971-10-0472-01-1268-02-08

68-02-0871-12-0464-08-0062-05-1064-03-00

65-03-1862-06-0762-08-0964-06-0064-04-11

64-00-0072-01-1772-02-2872-02-2972-03-01

69-03-0669-03-2472-09-2071-12-0463-06-13

63-09-0472-01-1263-07-2962-09-2563-07-29

73-08-2471-10-3062-09-2563-07-2964-05-13

71-10-30la-oi-oa49-01-0962-09-2567-05-12

TIME

1430

1315

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (M6/L)

34

3.0

120

49

110120150200

29

33

29

192019

19202.2

15

15

MAP NUMBER

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

51

5354

585960

6162

63

1400

57

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TABLE 3. --Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

DATEOF

SAMPLE

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM(AD

(U6/L)

TOTALIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(U6/L)

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

51

5354

585 960

6162

63

IRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

55-12-20 67-05-1971-10-0472-01-12 68-02-08

68-02-08 71-12-04 64-08-00 62-05-1064-03-00

65-03-18 62-06-07 62-08-09 64-06-00 64-04-H

64-00-00 72-01-17 72-02-28 72-02-29 72-03-01

69-03-06 69-03-24 72-09-20 71-12-04 63-06-13

63-09-04 72-01-12 63-07-2962-09-2563-07-29

73-08-24 71-10-3062-09-2563-07-2964-05-13

71-10-30 18-01-08 49-01-09 62-09-25 67-05-12

180

2000 700 3200000 2400000

9500090000

1BOOOO270000

770

6400

100

58

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ir

DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MM)

(UG/L)

0--

«...-

9800130000160000540000

.. -

..

.. -

..

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

119.0

10

454453

134

11003800033000

29009200780014000

44383?

150106

105380450157130

5537

162163144

16256876162

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

6.16.0

232

49

743000

.0

47700120150

2129

107

95

1842329

..

313136

....13341412

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

146014R4

1520

72006500

110008700066000

3800530003000055000

600570643

2265

..1360

--

400550

425

280 --

2flO

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

.---

--

384

--

-- --

..

503

498

1360372383

..--

3814<>9

--

..270222292

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

1412

13

504470

--

1200250

24000

140310032007200

172fa1443

«...15

..

9.82.1--

9.^----

5.0

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

11801213

1684--

100

570..

..--

608580----

212

216--9692

100

«...--848499

«.« 989796

105

MAP NUMBER

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

51

5354

585960

6162

63

59

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MAPNUMBER

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

5!

5354

585960

6162

63

DATEOF

SAMPLE

55-12-2067-05-1971-iO-0472-01-1268-02-08

68-02-0871-12-0464-08-0062-05-1064-03-00

65-03-1862-06-0762-08-0964-06-0064-04-11

64-00-0072-01-1772-02-2872-02-2972-03-01

69-03-0669-03-2472-09-2071-12-0463-06-13

63-09-0472-01-1263-07-2962-09-2563-07-29

73-08-2471-10-3062-09-2563-07-2964-05-13

71-10-3018-01-0849-01-0962-09-2567-05-12

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/U

00

0 -0

0... --

.- 0

--

00

----0

0--000

.. -

..0

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

968995

1380 82

466..

...

499476-.

174

177 797582

.. 696981

--80807986

DIS­SOLVEDSULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

1.0.0 --

377 ..

275

620 --

-- -

250271

700

675

1850388400

._

388425397

...216284233221

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

1600160015871600

--

1242012200

..710

20000279999220000

..21000640005200092000

540528

635

60518302000578550

..580628645667

650336355370352

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

1.41.6 --

1.8.-....

1.0.. .-

..-.-.--

««1.9-- 1.6

1.6.-1.3 ..8

..

1.3.9

.8.8

BROMIDE(8R)

(MG/L)

_..1

1.21.32.5

2.57.5

15 ..

.. .

.6 >..1.7

.-1.4

..

.7

.3

60

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OIS- SOLVED

DIS­

SOLVEDDIS_ NITRITE AMMONIA

SOLVED TOTAL SOLVED PLUS NITRO-IOOIDE NITKATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE

(I) (MG/L)

,24

(N) (MG/L)

(N03) (MG/L)

1.6 .80

(N03> (MG/L)

(N) (MG/L)

GEN (N)

(MG/L)

MAP NUMBER

22

1.3

34

3.9

4.5

.00

9.0 250

353637

3839

4142

434950

30 4.6.00

51

5354

585960

6162

.00 63

61

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MAPNUMBER

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

51

5354

585960

6162

63

DATEOF

SAMPLE

55-12-2067-05-1971-10-0472-01-1268-02-08

68-02-0871-12-0464-08-0062-05-1064-03-00

65-03-1862-06-0762-08-0964-06-0064-04-11

64-00-0072-01-1772-02-2872-02-2972-03-01

69-03-0669-03-2472-09-2071-12-0463-06-13

63-09-0472-01-1263-07-2962-09-2563-07-29

73-08-2471-10-3062-09-2563-07-2964-05-13

71-10-3018-.01-0849-01-0962-09-2567-05-12

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(M6/L)

..

320-- --

__

5.9

._ ----

.. ----

..------

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT180 C)(MG/L)

37503754 --

?3270 --

34800393000313000

..3«90014200098600167000

__1789

..--

.. --

_955 --~

DIS-SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(M6/L)

3710----

_ ----

1600

34400

_.

--

1810

2190

2120

591015801560

_-

165017401720

_..--

103010301024

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

--

.. --

.. .. --

.. >--

--

_. --

..------

HARD­NESS(CA»MG)(MG/L)

5247--

3084----

535

31001100

82000

..7400

260002000036000

200211

705

654

1880486442

--

530534510

193356210200

62

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NON-CAR­ BONATE HARD- PERCENT NESS SODIUM (MG/L)

00

1700

453

2600

_ _

1

__ tm

00

531

477

1880 410 360

461465430

..112277 132 120

9898

66

31295

84 6456

72797373

868329100

60

1 >i1 O

24

12

74

SPE- 30DIUM CIFIC

AO- CON- SOHP- DUCT- CARBON TION ANCE PH TEMPER- DIOXIDE

RATIO (MICRO- ATUHE (CO?) MHOS) (UNITS) (DEG C) (MG/L)

88 646094 6489

-- --...

56 33780

3120

87 47600 116 217000100

4414392127

19 312017 3131

..

3630

3580

8630 2770 2630

.. .

?920 2900

8.2 ?597

m*^ «^

1770 1920

8.5 1754

7.88.27.77.7

6.2

7.4

7.5 5.2 .

6.66.26.46.2

6.87.27.27.87.4

7.4 7.47.2 7.3 7.4

8.58.47.3 7.58.1

7.5

7.2 7.7

37.8 3040.0 12J2.040.0

40.0 41.0

18027.8 6.4

223

14b ?9

.. 340340

181

171..

45.0 12544.4 -5945.025.026.9 14

14 27.028.9 9.7 29.7 7.4 30.0 6.4

30.039.030.6 6.7 30.6 4.3

1.3

30.0

28.3 9.7 23.9 3.4

MAP NUMBER

22

34

3536 37

38 39

4142

434950

51

5354

5859 60

6t62

63

63

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TABLE 3. ""Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

DATEOF

SAMPLE

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

ARSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBORON

(B)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

22

34

353637

3839

4142

434950

51

5354

585960

6162

63

55-12-20 67-05-1971-10-0472-01-12 68-02-08

68-02-08 71-12-04 64-08-00 62-05-1064-03-00

65-03-18 62-06-07 62-08-09 64-06-00 64-04-11

64-00-00 72-01-17 72-02-28 72-02-29 72-03-01

69-03-06 69-03-24 72-09-20 71-12-04 63-06-13

63-09-04 72-01-12 63-07-2962-09-2563-07-29

73-08-24 71-10-3062-09-2563-07-2964-05-13

71-10-30 18-01-08 49-01-09 62-09-25 67-05-12

30

5900

50000

640

160 3000 100000440000140000

40000

310000

290007000067000

100000

42004400

220

700

64

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DIS­SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(S«)

(UG/L)

__------

..------

85000-- --

._

--

----..

,..--

.~--

_----

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

9999QQ9999019901

99999901

--1028

---- .-

v_..

9999990199011028

10289901102B10281028

99019901102b10289999

99011028520

10289999

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

9999999999019901

--

99999901

--

1028--

1028 ----

....

..

9999990199011028

10289901102810281028

99019901999999999999

99011028999910289999

M»».M^- ^-^uiimn n inimr-

MAPNUMBER

22 NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

34 and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

35 520 Soil Conservation Service3637 1028 Geological Survey

38 1060 Bureau of Reclamation39

9801 Private laboratory4142 9901 Educational

43 9999 Other4950

51

5354

585960

6162

63

65

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MAP NUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

8!

8283

8485

86

87

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

012S010E3*b01S

OI2SOI IEI8JOIS

OI2SOI IEI8J02S012S012E2 £SF01 <=.012S012E25F02S

012S013E04Q02S

012S013E10002S

012S013E15L01S

012S014E14H01S012S014E21J01S012S015E03A01S

012S015E04A01S

012S015tfl4L01S012S01bE23M01S

012S015E26J01S012S015F.27R01S

012S015E35A01S

012S016E09A01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

33

33

333333

33

33

33

333333

33

3333

3333

33

33

05

07

070505

08

08

07

070609

09

0706

0505

05

08

01

30

305050

55

49

32

343942

42

3038

4623

20

42

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115

115

115115115

115

115

115

115115115

115

115115

115115

115

115

54

51

51404U

37

36

36

283023

24

2223

2223

22

17

46

24

244040

17

45

19

403819

23

5010

2020

18

<t6

sto.NO.

01

01

020102

01

01

01

010101

01

0101

0101

01

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE OATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-95-95-175-175

-175-21*-219

-217-217-213-213-202

-162-176

1010

-50

-50-50-78-78-78

-78-78-60-65-85

-65-85-85-85-85

-63-63-63220220

66

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELO*LSD)

2b26

9599b9

5510516

5306530669226922127

11671528648b41200

1200370332332332

332332344430430

43U43043043043U

425425425lOOb1005

DEPTH TO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­ VAL(FT)

«..

310310

35103

--

4254*?5437883788113

830145

..

...?50285285285

285285304

--._.--

335335150150

DEPTH TO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­ VAL(FT)

...--

650650

55105

--

5047504768686868115

920147

370325325325

325325344

--

.-

«42542510001000

DATEOF

SAMPLE

49-01-0462-09-2564-05-2064-07-02

64-05-2062-02-0162-02-01

64-06-0464-06-05b3-00-0063-07-0362-07-10

71-12-0462-07-1036-03-1048-03-3136-03-10

48-09-1571-12-Ob58-02-2662-04-2970-12-15

70-12-1571-12-08b2-04-2736-03-1048-09-15

58-02-2662-05-1870-12-1570-12-1571-12-08

70-12-1570-12-1571-12-0863-07-0863-07-09

TIME

--

12001615- -

--

1400 --

uoo

1400

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA (SI02)(MG/L)

1818

192.01.0

625

642.0

18

282432

24

202036

33

2834

MAPNUMBER

64

65

6667f.0OO

70

72

73

7879Qf\OU

O 1O 1

00O£Q-T

QJ

84QCQD

86

Q-»o /

67

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MAP NUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

DATEOF

SAMPLE

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTALIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

FERROUSIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTALMAN­GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

49-01-04 62-09-35 64-05-20 64-07-02

64-05-20 62-02-01 62-02-01

64-06-04 64-06-05 63-00-00 63-07-03 62-07-10

71-12-04 62-07-10 36-03-10 48-03-31 36-03-10

48-09-15 71-12-08 58-02-26 62-04-29 70-12-15

70-12-1571-12-08 62-04-27 36-03-10 48-09-15

58-02-26 62-05-18 70-12-1570-12-1571-12-08

70-12-1570-12-1571-12-08 63-07-08 63-07-09

20

88000

MO MO

240

90

50

68

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DIS­ SOLVED CAL­ CIUM (CA)

(MG/L)

1401093930

348107944

38000

2000047^

93rtlO63b4166

182313313<>32

32

202342

20201919

1919

6383

DIS­ SOLVED MAG­ NE­ SIUM (MG)

(MG/L)

67468.49.0

19786

242

2200

II90

202

«.«.8223848

101

106_.

252523

111214

11129.7

11

2229

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUM (NA)

(MG/L)

--470472

«...~

78000

«.«.20000

--

682----

. 708

6461358628

670

604

«.«.~

560

539..

530342

510456

,

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POTAS­ SIUM (MG/L)

13301590

2380295

4570

..

»

1300

-«34001029

--1643

..

635

5021538

__525

^>-.

«.

566663

DIS­ SOLVED PO- TAS- BICAR- SIUM 80NATE (K) (HC03)

(MG/L) (MG/L)

104

9.49.4

--

21000

34

-

5.2

--155.1

5.5

5.1

--

3.9~

3.73.2

3.83.3

..

200191

2487920

-- 40

40b353628334

320

33*336340

360

278273280

280268270286

280291

420520

MAP NUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

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MAP NUMBER

64

65

66 67 68

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

DATE OF

SAMPLE

49-01-0463-09-2564-05-20 64-07-02

64-05-20 62-02-01 62-02-01

64-06-0464-06-0563-00-0063-07-0362-07-10

71-12-0462-07-10 36-03-10 48-03-31 36-03-10

48-09-15 71-12-0858-02-26 62-04-29 70-12-15

70-12-1571-12-0862-04-27 36-03-10 48-09-15

58-02-26 62-05-18 70-12-15 70-12-1571-12-08

70-12-15 70-12-1571-12-0863-07-08 63-07-09

CAR­ BONATE (C03) (M6/L)

...660 6

0 0

__w

0

0

0

0 0 0

2

0 0

0 0 0 3

0 3

0

ALKA­ LINITY

AS CAC03 (MG/L)

QCOD

164 157

203 65 16

33

335 290 515 274

262

274 276 279

299

228 224 230

230 220 221 240

230 244

344 427

DIS­ SOLVED

SULFATE (S04) (MG/L)

255.0

296 285

2400 425

1200

75

4.0 700

4050 59

267 1347

1530

457 475 450

**

275 301 325

325 275 300

«

»~

?80

217 243

DIS­SOLVED CHLO­ RIDE (CD (MG/L)

23082740 495 498

2950 535

8530

170000

81000 2900

405 5850 1560 763

1907

18106840 568 562 620

596 477 579 575

575 520 510

522

520

494 645 765

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE (F)

(MG/L)

»«

1.8 1.2

__.....

1*8

1.3

1.0

2.1 1.7 1.9

..

1.4 1.4 .9

1.0

1.5......

1.6 »

2.3

BROMIDE (BR)

(MG/L)

«« *

^

.4

1.3

M.6

-i

-,_

.5

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DIS­SOLVED

IODIDE NITRATE(I) (N)

(MG/L) (MG/L)

II II

.. .

..

..

.. --

.. ..

.. ..

..

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

.105.2

.. ..

..

..

..4.3

5.7

II.60

DIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

..

..

..

..

..

..

..

--

DIS­SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

---

..--

..

..

..

-

--

DIS­SOLVED

AMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)

..

..320

..--

MAPNUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

.01

3.18485

.01 .33

.01 .48 86

3.987

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MAPNUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

DATEOF

SAMPLE

49-01-0462-09-3564-05-2064-07-02

64-05-2062-02-0162-02-01

64-06-0464-06-0563-00-0063-07-0362-07-10

71-12-0462-07-1036-03-1048-03-3136-03-10

48-09-1571-12-0858-02-2662-04-2970-12-15

70-12-1571-12-0862-04-2736-03-1048-09-15

58-02-2662-05-1870-12-1570-12-1571-12-08

70-12-1570-12-1571-12-0863-07-0863-07-09

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(M6/L)

..

..

---- .

410

__ --

... .01

..

.. .43-.-

.62--.. --

DIS­ SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE ATIflO C)(MG/L)

..

.-

388000370000

116000

...--

..

..

.. ..«

.. ..

..

..

.. ..

DIS­ SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

3920452014401420

84201490

15700

--..

5600

..152002930

5340

..

..191019202010

...

.-145015301800

157015701550

..

1520..

17502080

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS HARD-(TONS NESSPER (CA«MG)

AC-FT) (MG/L)

495462132112

1680620

3330

100000 ~

500002020

..5400314332828

627_«» »_

178182170

» » ...

96107163

10110187

« .

93.. .... ..

248326

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NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

410408

00

1480555

3300

----

1990

--5060

240

550

360--000

--000

000

----

0-- 00

PERCENTSODIUM

----8889

----

56

--46

30------

--5988--89

26------

92--9315--

9220 ----

SPE- SODIUM CIFIC

AD- CON-30RP- DUCT-TION ANCE

RATIO (MICRO-MHOS)

--R430

18 247019 2460

126002710

24700

105

--39

9370

-- ..1980054*0

17 41908390

9.4 8490

20 31203370

22 3290

3170

26202680

19 2670

24 2640?690

?5 26802750

- --

23 25802610

31503660

PH

(UNITS)

...6.6tt.28.4

7.27.46.9

5.0

__4.97.2

7.97.4..----

«..7.4b.l7.68.1

7.88.07.67.9--

8.27.88.08.18.1

8.18.18.17.67.4

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

__26.732.832.8

26.1...

246--

27.8

41.025.642.530.633.0

32.829.0

----

31. b

32.031.032.83b.334.8

._34.434.134.034.0

33.033.033.033.334.4

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

.._-.

2.01.2

255.04.0

_ 500

4.0

_26

--..

_ --

4.2144.3

2.1--

115.5--

2.86.84.32.7--

3.62.7

1733

MAPNUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

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MAP NUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

DATE OF

SAMPLE

49-01-0462-09-2564-05-2064-07-02

64-05-2062-02-0162-02-01

64-06-0464-06-0563-00-0063-07-0362-07-10

71-12-0462-07-1036-03-10 48-03-3136-03-10

48-09-1571-12-0858-02-26 62-04-2970-12-15

70-12-1571-12-0862-04-2736-03-1048-09-15

58-02-2662-05-1870-12-15 70-12-1571-12-08

70-12-15 70-12-1571-12-0863-07-0863-07-09

DIS- TOTAL SOLVED

ARSENIC ARSENIC (AS) (AS)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

« « » --

^^__ _

« « »«. w

..

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:: ::

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v» *

~~ _»

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(UG/L)

_"

_._

^^

_-.._-«.

>B

31

DIS­ SOLVED BORON

(B) (UG/L)

220

20002600

-- .

MO

3760 500

5380

6600

2620

2600

22002300

2330

2700

-- .

2700

1 Ann

DIS­ SOLVED

LITHIUM (LI)

(UG/L)

w^

..

«...

«»V

500

240

_.

280

"

74

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DIS­SOLVEDSTRON­ TIUM (SR)

(UG/L)

^

«*

»«»

w

WM

w«»

^^

..«

1000

_«>

^^^

400

570

... ..

CODEFORAGENCYCOL­

LECTING SAMPLE

1028102810281028

10281028

1028

9901102H99999Q990999

9Q999901102810281028

990199011028102H

10281028102ft99019901

10d89901990110281028

CODEFORAGENCYANA­

LYZING SAMPLE

9999102810281028

10281028

--

1028

99011028999999999999

99999901102810281028

9901990110281028

10281028102899019901

10289901990110281028

MAP NUMBER

64

65

666768

70

72

73

787980

81

8283

8485

86

87

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

75

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MAP

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

LAT­ I­

TUDE

LONG­ I­

TUDESEO. NO.

NUMBER

8889

90919697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

012S016E24C01S012S016E31N01S

013S009E02N01S013S013E22G01S013S014E21K01S013S015E01801S

013S015E01B02S

013S015E01Q01S

013S015E02N01S013S015E03N01S

013S015E03Q01S

OI3SOI5E05DOIS

OI3SOI5E05D02S

013S015E05D03S

3333

33333333

33

33

3333

33

33

33

33

3333

0704

03000003

03

02

0202

02

04

04

03

0303

0030

50261540

15

48

4239

42

00

00

30

3030

115115

116115115115

115

115

115115

115

115

115

115

115115

1520

01363122

22

22

2324

24

26

26

26

2626

0855

51423013

13

13

4658

17

52

52

52

5252

0101

01010101

01

01

0101

01

01

01

01

0202

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

263-25-25-25-25

20-138-160-62-62

-62-62-65-65-65

-65-90

-113-113-113

-113-113-113-102-102

-142-142-142-142-138

-138-138

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TOTAL DEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

550925925925925

1185

DEPTH TO TOP

OFSAMPLE INTER­ VAL (FT)

DEPTH TO BOT­ TOM OF SAMPLE INTER­ VAL

300

15210891089

1089108910891089400

400

890890890

890890890

866866866866687

812812

1100147147

851

tt51

772

866

866

812

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-05-12 62-04-27 70-12-1670-12-1671-12-08

72-01-27 62-07-10 62-07-10 36-03-10 40-04-16

ol-Oft-01 70-12-lb70-12-lb71-12-08 o«^-04-27

. 69-03-24- A2-02-21 . bO-09-17- o2-03-01 . 69-03-24

- 70-12-14- 70-12-14 . 71-12-lb- 62-02-21- 71-12-15

62-03-01- 70-12-14- 70-12-14

71-12-15- 62-03-01

63-11-13- 70-12-14

TIME

1400

1U45

1400

1400

DIS­

SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(M6/L)

601627

MAPNUMBER

8889

1615

3233

19

12M

34

38

23

?7 36

29

2343

90 9!9697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

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90919697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-05-12 62-04-27 70-12-1670-12-1671-12-08

72-01-27 62-07-10 62-07-10 36-03-10 48-04-16

61-08-01 70-12-1570-12-1571-12-08 62-04-27

69-03-24 62-02-21 50-09-17 62-03-0169-03-24

70-12-1470-12-1471-12-15 62-02-21 71-12-15

62-03-01 70-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-03-01

63-11-13 70-12-14

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM<AL)

(UG/L)

TOTALIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

FERROUSIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTALMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

250

30

190

200

280

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8889

90919697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-05-1262-04-2770-12-1670-12-1671-12-08

72-01-2762-07-1062-07-1036-03-1048-04-16

61-08-0170-12-1570-12-1S71-12-0862-04-27

69-03-2462-02-2150-09-1762-03-0169-03-24

70-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-02-2171-12-15

62-03-0170-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-03-01

63-11-1370-12-14

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303312335

207

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369404

302

102010201100

960

943948

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110

152155115112115

120

115

6099

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TABLE 3. Chemical analyses

MAPNUMBER

8889

90919697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-05-1262-04-2770-12-1670-12-1671-12-08

72-01-2762-07-1062-07-1036-03-1048-04-16

61-08-0170-12-1570-12-1571-12-0862-04-27

69-03-2462-02-2150-09-1762-03-0169-03-24

70-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-02-2171-12-15

62-03-0170-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-03-01

63-11-1370-12-14

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

..

1.0

..

_.1.1--

__ --

.00 -- --

..

.03 --

...05

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE ATIflO C)(MG/L)

756

..

.. --

.. -

..----

.. --

»..

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

..29803060

116001030031903190

31603220

1270

13221320129013201294

1360 --

1320

15801640

1630

14701390

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

--

- «

. --

..

.. --

HARD­NESS(CAtMG)(MG/L)

30140140

- 33004820174194

144160 --68

6447254043

41««53

3073 --

112

5455

82

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SPF-

«- "N-BONA'TE SORP- DUCT- HARD- PERCENT TION ANCE«MC,/U, S°DIUM " ^os? «u,

00

140 95 St

62940 4580

0 0

0 0 93

i *-\._ 49 »

0

0 94 00 97 0 96 0 95

0 9621

024

0 0 94

26

0

0 0 95

603045 5830

6080_

18600 16500 52905160

515037 5390

6900-p ,-

2530

2 7 2478 31 238044 33 2270 34 2335

34 23402700

?540

2600 32 2640

?890

2780

231031 2260

CARBON PH TEMPER- DIOXIDE

ATURE <C08) NITS) <OEG C) (MG/L)

7.78.1 7.87.8

8.57.2 7.1

"

7.68.0 7.77.67.6

7.8 7 a. 0 7.7

8.18.18 1 . i7.98.1

8.28.3 7.87.78.2

8.08.4

«»

43.3 8.839.1 -0 39.0 5.542.0

35.04437

55.055.0

50.0 1555.2 6.1 55.0 9.958.0

10

28.9 38.3 8.9

1141.1 1* 40.6

40.3 5.7 40.0 ^- 4

41.040.6 7.440.0

38.9 13 35.7 9.9 36.0 ^39.033.9 12

37.8 1837.7 7.4

MAP NUMBER

8889

909196 97

98

99

100 101

102

103

104

105

83

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MAP NUMBER

8889

90919697

98

99

100101

102

103

104

105

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-05-12 62-04-27 70-12-1670-12-1671-12-08

72-01-27 62-07-10 62-07-10 36-03-10 48-04-16

61-08-01 70-12-1570-12-1571-12-08 62-04-27

69-03-24 62-02-21 50-09-17 62-03-0169-n3-24

70-12-1470-12-1471-12-15 62-02-21 71-12-15

62-03-01 70-12-1470-12-1471-12-1562-03-01

63-11-13 70-12-14

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

ARSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBORON

(B)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

8900 680

101008200

99009700

1900

24002900

2400

630

170

2600 320

5800 200

> * 84

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DIS­SOLVEDSTttON-TIUM (SR)

(UG/L)

1700

__

1600

M

^

CODEFORAGENCYCOL­

LECTING SAMPLE

99991028102899019901

99011028102810281028

10281028990199011028

9999102810281028

CODEFORAGENCYANA­

LYZING SAMPLE

99991028102899019901

99011028102810281028

10281028990199011028

9999102810281028

MAP NUMBER

8889

90919697

98

99

100101

250

250

180

10289901990110269901

10261028990199011028

10261028

10289*01990110289901

10281028990199011028

10281028

102

103

104

105

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample;

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

85

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MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

1091 10II I

112113

1 14115

116

1171 18

1 19

120

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

013S015E05D03S(Continued)013S015E12R01S

013S015E13H01S013S015E16Q01S

013S015E21Q01S013S015E22P01S013S015E23Q01S

013S015E24E01S013S015E24N01S

013S015E28N01S013S015E32D01S

013S015E33A01S

*013S015E33K01S013S015E34J01S

013S015E34K01S

013S015E34M01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

33

33

3333

333333

3333

3232

32

3232

32

32

03

01

0100

000000

0000

5958

58

5858

58

58

30

50

2457

050505

0505

1357

57

2830

29

30

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115

115

115115

115115115

115115

115115

115

115115

115

115

26

22

2125

252423

2222

2526

25

2524

24

24

52

13

5926

233519

5053

5756

19

2704

24

54

SEQ. NO.

02

01

0101

010101

0101

0101

01

0101

01

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-138-138-63-63

-60-118-118-118-118

-115-105-82-82-82

-82-75-74-74-74

-74-119-127-127-127

-110-110-110-110-110

-110,-110-93-93-97

-97-103-103-103-103

86

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

812812

..

760760760760

__

130013001300

1300

700700700

7001150100010001000

13891389138913891389

13891045900900

.« 954954954954

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

772772

_ » --

~~--

-

-_--..

12691269126912691269

1269

--

...936936936936

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

812812

__

_ -... --

..

...

13891389138913891389

1389--

--

_ 954954954954

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1471-12-1561-11-1771-12-15

71-12-1062-02-1670-12-1470-12-1471-12-10

61-11-1561-11-1562-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-2162-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-1662-09-2470-12-1270-12-12

59-09-1761-11-1569-03-0670-12-1270-12-12

71-12-1062-02-1462-02-2171-12-1062-02-14

71-12-1002-02-1470-12-1370-12-1372-01-28

TIME

1400-- -

...

1400

--. 1400

---» 1400

..

1400

1400

----

.---

mm.

--

1400

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(MG/L)

--

23

..1630

29321833

152329

202130

333032

1327

29

3044

--

MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

1091101 M

112113

114115

116

117118

1 19

120

87

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MAP NUMBER

105

106

107108

109110II I

112113

I 14 I 15

I 16

117118

119

120

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1471-12-15 61-11-17 71-12-15

71-12-10 62-02-16 70-12-1470-12-1471-12-10

61-11-1561-11-1562-02-21 70-12-1370-12-13

71-12-10 62-02-21 62-02-21 70-12-1370-12-13

71-12-10 62-02-16 62-09-24 70-12-12 70-12-12

59-09-17 61-11-1569-03-0670-12-1270-12-12

71-12-10 62-02-14 62-02-21 71-12-10 62-02-14

71-12-10 62-02-14 70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM(AL)

(U6/L)

TOTAL IRON (FE)

(U6/L)

DIS­ SOLVED FERROUS IRON (FE)

(U6/L)

IRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

100

120

90

380

170

80190

120

88

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

..

«.

...

w^

.-

..

w

--

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

8.7

147.0

22139.99.9

8.06.2

312929

11108.78.7

61171*19

2927262929

135111213

102138.88. 8

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM<MG)

(MG/L)

8.3-

...1.03.3

....

2.73.58.6

10

4.03.03.3

501212

12151414

774.0

2.0

...2.04.0

DIS-SOUVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

545

--545

950

490414

-.

9«0954

..

500469

900848

1050

110011001120

> V

<r *r'«-

560--

570

570562

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

504

...488

..

,

452504952

447481

1100883

..1090

1760555

562

--578

OIS-SOLv-i)PO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

3.8

....3.3

6.4

3.12.3

.. --

8.79.0

* »

-.2.92.2

::.»4.54.5

10--

9.18.99.0

--2.4

2.6

3.42.7

iBICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

1230

314

....

508500540

656672424380448

316482420465

534840845680

516530510510549

334748

316

....782700834

MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

109no(I 1

1121 13

1 141 15

116

1 17118

1 19

120

89

. *_"»-ji-ti'i'-"

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MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

1091101 II

112113

1141 15

116

1 171 18

1 19

120

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1471-12-1561-11-1771-12-15

71-12-1062-02-1670-12-1470-12-1471-12-10

61-11-1561-11-1562-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-2162-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-1662-09-2470-12-1270-12-12

59-09-1761-11-1569-03-0670-12-1270-12-12

71-12-1062-02-1462-02-2171-12-1062-02-14

71-12-1062-02-1470-12-1370-12-1372-01-28

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

b--._

._0

1010

000

203

__00

1710

_-0054

00103

..00

--0

4713..

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

1020.-

258

_-417427460

538551348345373

..259395373396

..438689701566

423435421418456

..274614--

669

..641652706_-

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

210

140120

92130525540

» 12589

130.

..538140160

-

?16240260270

--

*._2200145

..121

..13299

..«

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

204488512

910378400

378

269312915960

960442422450

4431240835620

1295129013201400

--

13101360342326328

322365380

..378

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

-_...

--1.81.9

_-.---

1.3

..1.71.61.4

--

1.2

.7

1.11.0

..

l.d--.1.7

1.81.9--

BROMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

.5

-- --.-.5

_- mmmt-

1.0 <

.- "

.5

2.1 "

2.2 .2

.2 .5

90

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DIS­ SOLVED TOTAL

OIS_ SOLVED

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRITE PLUS

IODIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE(I)

(M6/L)(N)

(MG/L) (MG/L)(N03) (MG/L)

(N) (MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED AMMONIA NITRO­ GEN (N)

(MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

105

106

.38 .01

107108

.00 1.2

109110 I II

.15 .02

1213

1.6 .00

1415

1.61.2

1.5 .03

16

91

1718

19

.07 .46120

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MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

109110II 1

1 12113

114115

116

1171 18

1 19

120

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1471-12-1561-11-1771-12-15

71-12-1062-02-1670-12-1470-12-1471-12-10

61-11-1561-11-1562-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-2162-02-2170-12-1370-12-13

71-12-1062-02-1662-09-2470-12-1270-12-12

59-09-1761-11-1569-03-0670-12-1270-12-12

71-12-1062-02-1462-02-2171-12-1062-02-14

71-12-1062-02-1470-12-1370-12-1372-01-28

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

_..... --

__

.01..

..

1.5--

...» .03--

» --

.00

..

1.9.04

. --..

--.59 --

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT160 C)(MG/L)

..^ww-'-

W(B

.. --

-.

« --..

.. ....

^......

..^

..

..»...

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

._^

1400

_12901320

...

1180132026602780

._120012701350

._318023302380

3090296030303120

57101460

1460

15101510

M

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

....

..«...

_..._..

9W_w..

_.»...»

.. .,_.

» ...

^^

HARD­NESS(CAfMG)(MG/L)

69

3838

3130113110

444035

3569297

123128120130

65544

40

4038

II

92

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SPE- NON- SODIUM CIFIC CAR- AD- CON- BONATE SORP- DUCT- HARD- PERCENT TION ANCE NESS SODIUM RATIO (MICRO-(MG/L)

....

...0

...00 --

0000~

....

000

...000

--

0000

--

...381

0--0

__

00

CARBON PH TEMPER- DIOXIDE

ATURE (C02)MHOS) (UNITS) (DEG C)

24.. ..

.-24

41..96 34Itt

.. .. ..94 4042

.. ..

..

..97 3720

.. .._-. ..95 4037

94 41 95 4394 4249

-. ....... 24

2b..97 402b

2550..

?520

..223022402580

?0*fO2?70466046506150

...2230238023702840

..5560417040504760

..5360536053806610

..77402420

.-2460

__256025203140

7.98.18.28.2

7.88.28.40.38.1

8.28.38.18.57.7

7.58.28.38.48.4

8.37.77.78.27.8

7.77.97.48.27.7

7.77.78.2b.O8.6

8.08.03.6d.23.1

38.039.0

36.0

52.040.639.439.041.0

__-.

55.655.756.0

56.038. 943.342.843.0

45.0

46.143.544.0

...47.852.050.9bl.O

53.032.843.334.022.2

44.041.744.344.045.0

(MG/L)

19

3.2--

..5.13.33.4

6.65.45.42.19.3

...

.33.92.92.4

..17271211

1611325.1

12

..117.6--

3.3

..

133.26.7--

MAPNUMBER

105

106

107108

1091101 II

112113

114115

1 16

1 17118

1 19

120

93

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MAP NUMBER

105

106

107108

109 I 10

1213

1415

16

117 1(8

I 19

120

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1471-12-15 61-11-17 71-12-15

71-12-10 62-02-16 70-12-1470-12-1471-12-10

61-11-1561-11-1562-02-21 70-12-1370-12-13

71-12-10 62-02-21 62-02-21 70-12-1370-12-13

71-12-10 62-02-16 62-09-24 70-12-12 70-12-12

59-09-17 61-11-1569-03-0670-12-1270-12-12

71-12-10 62-02-14 62-02-21 71-12-10 62-02-14

71-12-10 62-02-14 70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

ARSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED BORON LITHIUM

(8) (LI)(UG/L) (UG/L)

2400 180

3700 560

1800 170

5700

120002200

130

510

4900 140

94

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

..

140

950--

".

....

loO

__ __

1200

..w_ .

1400

__«..._

..__

210

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

990199011028 9901

9901 102H1028 99019901

1028 10281028 10289901

9901112»102810289901

99011028102810289901

10281028999910289901

99U1102810289901102tt

99011028102899019901

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

99019901 10289901

9901 10281028 99019901

1028 10281028 10289901

99011028102810289901

99011028102810289901

10281028999910289901

99011028102899011026

99011028102899019901

MAPNUMBER

105 NOTE:

m6 Code for aqency collecting sample

and107 108 Code for aqency analyzing sample:

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

109 110 1060 Bureau of Reclamation

III9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

U2 9999 Other113

114115

116

117118

119

120

95

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LOCAL IDENT-

I-MAP FIER NUMBER

121 013S016E06A01S122 013S016E06J01S

123 013S016E06N01S124 013S016E06P01S

125 013S016E16F01S126 013S016E18F01S127 013S016E28R01S

128 013S016E32B01S

129 013S016E35H01S130 013S016E35M02S132 013S017E32N01S133 013S017E35P01S134 013S017E35P02S

135 013S018E33A01S136 013S019E33Q01S

139 014S011E32ROIS

142 014S013E33K01S144 014S014E22G01S145 014S014E30NOIS146 014S015E01BOIS

147 014S015E06601S

148 014S015E09DOIS

149 014S015E09N01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

3333

3333

333332

32

3232323232

3232

32

32323232

32

32

32

0302

0202

010159

58

5858585858

5959

54

53555358

58

57

56

3758

3838

212012

57

3735181922

5515

11

20115505

04

12

42

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115115

115115

115115115

115

115115115115115

115114

115

115115115115

115

115

115

2120

2121

192118

20

1717141111

0458

50

37303422

26

25

25

0857

4430

303057

10

3634301215

2625

53

47312014

56

55

54

SEQ. NO.

0101

0101

010101

01

0101010101

0101

01

01010101

01

01

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSU

-40-38-38-38-38

-55'50-50-50-50

.00-50-2.0-2.0

-28

252585162110

33055055055088

88-57

-140-81-62 ,

-132-132-132-132-113

-113-113-113-113-113

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHULE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

DATEOF

SAMPLE

616616616616

62-04-27 62-0^-27 70-12-16 70-12-16 71-12-15

^lmf

300300300300

329615

,

18231

155142162

68169069069098b

985177122187187

1290

1290

80038538538b38S

oi-11-17 A2-03-01 70-12-16 70-12-16 71-12-15

58-08-06 71-12-15 bl-08-01 72-01-28

. 71-12-10

134 136 62-01-1629 31 61-11-08113 115 62-01-16155 157 bl-lC-13157 162 62-05-10

bdQ 680 72-04-25 62-01-09 62-06-06 63-12-09

135 560 62-04-03

135 560 62-05-11124 126 62-01-2382 84 62-01-23124 126 62-01-23

61-11-06

62-OP-14 70-12-12 70-12-12 71-12-10 62-02-14

72-01-25.- 61-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11 72-01-28

97

TIME

1400

1400

1400

1400

DIS­

SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(MG/L)

141322

MAPNUMBER

121122

3.02131

3336

123124

125126127

128

203427167.0

«. 21162416

1519162522

3035

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

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121122

123124

125126127

128

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

DATEOF

SAMPLE

62-04-2762-04-2770-12-1670-12-1671-12-15

61-11-1762-03-0170-12-1670-12-1671-12-15

56-08-0671-12-1561-08-0172-01-2871-12-10

62-01-1661-11-0862-01-1661-10-1362-05-10

72-04-2562-01-0962-06-0663-12-0962-04-03

62-05-1162-01-2362-01-2362-01-2361-11-06

62-02-1470-12-1270-12-1271-12-1062-02-14

72-01-2561-07-2570-12-1170-12-1172-01-28

DIS­SOLVED ALUM­INUM

(AL)(UG/L)

...

..

. . --..

< « ..

.-. -.

..

..

..

..

..-.....

»--

TOTALIRON (FE)

(UG/L)

..

..--

«. .-

.

.« > » ..

«........

» »....

.^

..

.

..

..

...-

..--..

DIS­ SOLVED

IRON (FE)

(UG/L)

. -.30--

....40..

..._.....

..__....

^ p p__.-..

^-p......

,B-,320.....

.

190.._.

FERROUSIRON (FE)

(UG/L)

..

....

..

..

..

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^^«<B

.

.

^.^

* »

-p-p

.

a>|^

^^^

..

-,

^^p

.

.w

..

....

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE (MN)

(U6/L)

«» »

-..

^2

.

__

*.« __

... ...

98

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14192121

19242323

ois-SOLVED

DIS-SOLVED

OIS"SOLVED

60

ois-

9.01010

9.8 8.3 9.3

560518

580579

448512

572573

2032

1210

82 191 88 97 73

79 52 5753 133

152 68

1610 67ft 23

6140<i.n

8.0 «

----

44 181 45 30 32

2.6 5.13.4

3o

33 39

1110 417 13

11IS

--

576530

592518

1135

368

12001160

593

607 2210 578 144 121

370 357

445

510 935 1770 3930 436

1200

53

31ol52b?

~~4645

lU'Ju

1000999

1050

1030

3.8 3.3

6.2

5.9 6.2

268224240248

510

518520556

MAP NUMBER

121122

4.1 3.6

210 264 240 275

123 124

4.0

2.6

4.82.6

195

211

125126 127

128

»

mt mf

» »

at mt

6

» »6.1

^ tm^^

6.^7.4

128204147163126

__858394 82

84278352416314

810420889

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

48

49

99

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121122

123124

125126127

128

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

DATEOF

SAMPLE

62-04-2762-04-2770-12-1670-12-1671-12-15

61-11-1762-03-0170-12-1670-12-1671-12-15

58-08-0671-12-1561-08-0172-01-2871-12-10

62-01-1661-11-0862-01-1661-10-1362-05-10

72-04-2562-01-0962-06-0663-12-0962-04-03

62-05-1162-01-2362-01-2362-01-2361-11-06

62-02-1470-12-1270-12-1271-12-1062-02-14

72-01-2561-07-2570-12-1170-12-1172-01-28

CAR­BONATE(C03)(M6/L)

0003

..0

133

--

0

0000

«...

00V0

00000

006 0

»

003

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

220184197208

172217218231--

160

173

105167121134103

V

70727767

69228289341258

664344740

418

..425427461--

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(M6/L)

160183250

..

205200240 i

212--

336

2671550308362300

...248250244827

1080588

2050875105

412310

...

575

...482490

...

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

467588610

..606

672648660

..658

721562608629303

9383010865119113

430414430365

318108071007560485

12201300

__12301160

119512001200

....1190

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

1.51.21.2

«..9

1.0__

1.2 ..

__mtrnt

..

--

.

3.23.23.41.4

.... ....

1.6

1.0....

1.11.2...

BROMIDE(SR)

(MG/L)

-- ...6

.«...5

.5. ....5

» --..

w

..

..

....

«

..

..1.8

1.5.......

1.5

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OIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED

OIS. DIS_ NITRITE AMMONIASOLVED TOTAL SOLVED PLUS NITRO-

I0 OIDE NITRATE NITRAJE NITRATE NITRATE GEN

(MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L)

MAP NUMBER

121122

.31 .00

.00 .01

123124

3.3

3.1

.20

.01

125126127

128

129130132133134

135136

39

142144145146

147

148

3.1.01 2.1

149

101

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121122

123I A M24

125 1 1&I zo127

128

129 130 132 133134

135136

139

142 144 145 146

147

148

149

DIS_DATE SOLVEDOF AMMONIA

SAMPLE (NH4) (MG/L)

62-04-2762-04-27 70-12-16 .0070-12-1671-12-15

61-11-1762-03-0170-12-16 .0170-12-1671-12-15

58-08-0671-12-1561-08-0172-01-2871-12-10

62-01-16 61-11-08 62-01-16 61-10-1362-05-10

72-04-2562-01-0962-06-06 63-12-09 62-04-03

62-05-11 62-01-23 62-01-23 62-01-23 61-11-06

62-02-1470-12-12 3.270-12-1271-12-1062-02-14

72-01-2561-07-25 70-12-11 2.7 70-12-1172-01-28

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT 1*0 C) (MG/L)

...--

«...

___........

.. ., » .... » »

» »

..

....

.. ^.,

_

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­ TUENTS) (MG/L)

12501440 1600

161016101690

1660

1680

2020 7280 1980 850709

11701140 1185 1870

2140 2870 13800 13700 1250

33403120

3170

3110 3090

....

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONS PER

AC-FT)

__

..

«w

::

.. .^

31

HARD­NESS (CAtMG) (MG/L)

7290a A*9*l

....

Afleo94QX.^»O

«...

84

90

....

385 1220 405 364312

140148 147 480

515 330

3580 3400 112

197160

366

340 310

102

7../ * ;''^O^<^^i,V^^^^^;..;. . /" : :^^^:^-^^|iJ:&vy^5^^&^

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NON- SODIUM

SPE­ CIFIC

CAR- AD- CON- BONATE SORP- DUCT- HAHO- PERCENT TION ANCE NESS SODIUM RATIO (MICRO- (MG/L) MHOS) U

000

--

000

0

0

280 1050

28423020ft

707670

413

463102

82903060

0

00

__0

00

^^.. 93 2523

__ 93 2625

93 2823

2623

..

_- --

52

.4. --

84 13

4.. «-«-

^

.4. -

« «»

9* 4151_-.

48.. - 87 2544__4»

2340281028102830

2950295029503140

2800__

?7bO

3910 11300

362012701150

«2010208019802800

292048HO

2170022900

2180

563055506720

...5250

..514053104790

CARBON PH TEMPER- DIOXIDE

ATURE (C02) jNITS) <DEG C) (MG/U

7.87.87.88.28.3

8.1a.o8.48.18.0

7.98.28.08.08.2

8.2 7.6 8.17.87.8

6.87.77.67.67.5

7.77.97.27.4

d.O

8.08.47.87.57.6

7.67.98.17.87.7

31.732.833.333.033.0

37.837.832.032.038.0

28.036.137.041.0

--

71.0

30.0

50.051.451.05*. 028.3

31.033.931.131.032.0

6.85.76.12.2

2.74.21.72.7

3.9__

3.4

1.3 8.2 1.94.13.2

2.73.53.84.1

2.75.6

36265.0

131717

?0

106.6

11

MAP NUMBER

12!122

123124

125i "jf. 1 <co!27

1 9Q 1 iX>

129 130 132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

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123124

125 126127

128

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

OIS- 015- OIS- OIS- DATE TOTAL SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED

OF ARSENIC ARSENIC BARIUM BORON LITHIUM SAMPLE (AS) (AS) (BA) (B) (LI)

(UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

62-04-2762-04-2770-12-16 70-12-1671-12-15

61-11-1762-03-0170-12-16 70-12-1671-12-15

58-08-06 71-12-1561-08-0172-01-2871-12-10

62-01-1661-11-0862-01-1661-10-1362-05-10

72-04-2562-01-0962-06-0663-12-09 62-04-03

62-05-1162-01-2362-01-2362-01-2361-11-06

62-02-1470-12-12 70-12-1271-12-1062-02-14

72-01-2561-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-1172-01-28

_

2500

M

4700

2300

» _ ..

<aa> II """

« AflA OOU

960 1600

_^^^^

1400

2000

2600 3700

CO

320

MW

410

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»

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«

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"""

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230^^

«

170^ 9

104

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DIS­SOLVEDSTRON­TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

--

870 --

--

830--

....----

«. -.---

«.

-----,

..1200

------

« --

1300

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

10*81028102899019901

10281028102899019901

99999901102899019901

10281028102810281028

99011028

99991028

10281028102810281028

10281028990199011028

99011028102899019901

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

10281028102399019901

10281028102899019901

99999901102899019901

10281028102810281028

99011028

99991028

10201028102810281028

10281028990199011028

99011028102899019901

MAPNUMBER

121122

123124

125126127

128

129130132133134

135136

139

142144145146

147

148

149

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample;

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

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151

152

153

155

156

157

158159

160

LOCALIDENT­

I­FIER

014S015E11001S

014S015E12N01S

014S015E15B01S

014S015E15a02S

014S015E23M01S

014S015E27A01S

014S015E28K01S

014S015E28K02S014S015E34601S

014S015E34Q01S

ELEV.OF LANDSURFACE

LAT- LONG- DATUMI- I- SEQ. <FT.

TUDE TUOE NO. ABOVEMSL)

32 57 12 115 23 50 01 -88-88-88-88

32 56 42 115 22 44 01 -72

-72-72-72

32 56 17 115 24 21 01 -95-95

-95-95-95-95

32 56 17 115 24 21 02 -95

-9532 55 01 115 23 51 01 -85

-85-85-b5

-8532 54 35 115 24 16 01 -88

-88-88-88

-8832 54 09 115 25 24 01 -100

-10032 54 09 115 25 24 02 -10032 53 43 115 24 23 01 -86

-86-86-86-86-86

-86-86

32 53 02 115 24 15 01 -80-80-80

106

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELO*LSD)

6506506506501260

12601260126011651165

11651165116b1165

_750750750750

750400400400400

400380380

357

357357357357357

3b7357610610610

DEPTH DEPTHTO TOP TO 80T-

OF TOM OFSAMPLE SAMPLE DATEINTER- INTER- OFVAL VAL SAMPLE(FT) (FT)

.. 61-07-25 70-12-13.. 70-12-13 72-01-28

1171 1233 62-05-18

1171 1233 70-12-131171 1233 70-12-131171 1233 72-01-28

36-03-10 58-02-26

63-09-04 70-12-11 70-12-11 72-01-25 61-07-2b

63-09-04 61-07-25 62-07-25 70-13-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 36-03-10 61-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 b2-03-01 72-01-25 62-03-01 36-03-10

48-09-08 58-02-26 bl-07-25 63-09-04 70-12-11

70-12-11 72-01-25

4*9 510 62-09-24449 510 63-0^-04449 510 70-12-11

TIME

1400

1400

1400

1400

UOO

1400

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (MG/L)

31

25

33

34

2536

24343437

2424

274

20

31302433

151724

MAP NUMBER

150

151

152

53

55

156

157

158159

160

107

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151

52

153

155

56

157

158159

160

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-25 70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28 62-05-18

70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28 36-03-10 58-02-26

63-09-04 70-12-11 70-12-11 72-01-25 61-07-25

63-09-0461-07-2562-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 36-03-10 61-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 62-03-01 72-01-25 62-03-01 36-03-10

48-09-08 58-02-26 61-07-25 63-09-04 70-12-11

70-12-11 72-01-2562-09-2463-09-04 70-12-11

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

DIS-TOTAL SOLVED FERROUS IRON IRON IRON (FE) (FE) (FE)

(UG/L) (U6/L) (UG/L)

200

110

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

190

120

240

600

340

. >-" *

108

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

-.

""

.. ""

:: -- ---

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

1010

34

3333

1512

142222

190.86.88.78.7

27262626

31133769

4245

- 4913

13

213930

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

4.2

12

10

6.04.1

2.24.2

6.94.64.63.9

271715

21

2155

1738~

2929

201317

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

--520469

940865

.-

...610600

«19

760

494500456

mm

530569

840800

..608 --

590

545

_.

6?0

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

529

947

-«.

628624

618

494

--

756530

--

7flO..--

711

745

591602

583656

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

3.12.3

8.09.0

3.73.0

....

3.02.3

....4.23.6

»

4.5..

3.9-...

4.2

3.S

..

4.6

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

7*0785811

362

360381

763762

756390803

680

692700700680743

84761663S70b

684 ..

66<f658

66066266b694580

739

720580590

MAP NUMBER

150

151

52

153

55

56

157

158159

160

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150

151

152

153

155

156

157

158159

160

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-2570-12-1370-12-1372-01-2862-05-18

70-12-1370-12-1372-01-2836-03-1058-02-26

63-09-0470-12-1170-12-1172-01-2561-07-25

63-09-0461-07-2562-07-2570-12-1170-12-11

72-01-2536-03-1061-07-2570-12-1170-12-11

72-01-2562-03-0172-01-2562-03-0136-03-10

48-09-0858-02-2661-07-2563-09-0470-12-11

70-12-1172-01-2562-09-2463-09-0470-12-11

CAR­BONATE(C03)(M6/L)

00

12 0

02 00

00

10

..0 1110

-_ 004

..0 --0

00009

6 000

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

623644685

297

295316

626625

620320675

558

568574574576626

-.695505521585

__561

545540

541543548569491

616

591476484

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

7981

--

538

550

8787

95130

--

155

85757587

._194292280

._250

283249

228194187200190

_

250450370

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

344340

...3*6945

1000-.

957509487

472490

_.457758

758322322350

331651342330

328735724765810

692601565545530

552390448420

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

mf ,m2.0« _ -1.3

1.2....1.31.9

1.31.6_....

1.61.31.82.3

,m 2.61.71.7

._-

1.0

.61.3.9

1.51.3

__..« 1.3

BROMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

..««.5

^tm...

1.1

. .5

B> ^WM «»WM

.2

« _

.3

.7

.. «...

.6

mt...

110

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OIS- DIS­

SOLVED SOLVEDDIS- DIS_ NITRITE AMMONIA

SOLVED TOTAL SOLV D PLUS NITRO-IODIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE GEN(I) (N) (N03) (N03) (N) (N)

<MO/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L)

.00 .38

MAP NUMBER

150

.01 1.1

4.3 1.2

52

.00 .54

153

.44 .40

55

6.8 6.8

.01 .81

156

3.1

.60

57

5859

.00

.01 1.3

160

111

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MAPNUMBER

150

151

152

153

155

156

157

158159

160

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-2570-12-1370-12-1372-01-2862-05-18

70-12-1370-12-1372-01-2836-03-1058-02-26

63-09-0470-12-1170-12-1172-01-2561-07-25

63-09-0461-07-2562-07-2570-12-1170-12-11

72-01-2536-03-1061-07-2570-12-1170-12-11

72-01-2562-03-0172-01-2562-03-0136-03-10

48-09-0856-02-2661-07-2563-09-0470-12-11

70-12-1172-01-2562-09-2463-09-0470-12-11

DIS_ SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(M6/L)

_..49 ..

1.4 .-..

_ ,70

.. ,52

...

1.0

... ...

4.1

_--

1.7

DIS­ SOLVED SOLIDS (PESI-DUE AT180 C)(MG/L)

-- ..

-- ..

..----

.. ..

..

. ..

-..

DIS­ SOLVED SOLIDS (SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

..1380 --

2680

2760 --

1630

16101500

2220

2000129012901340

..209015301530

2190

?2602230

20501850

..

1690

..

..164019101780

DIS­ SOLVED SOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

..

...--

«

..

-

----

--

HARD­NESS(CA«MG)(MG/L)

4142-- 134

120 --6147

4472 70

76363638

..182136130

M

162--178398

175270256240150

_._134152140

112

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NON- CAR­ BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

00 0

0 00

00 --0

0000

000

0 00

00000

-- 000

PERCENTSODIUM

9620

9438 --

....9526

-- 9620

9025

37

..83 ~B9

24.. 90

SODIUM AD­

SORP­TION

RATIO

35 --

37 -- -

..31

43

8.0

3635

..

20

.- --

26

--16 --

21

--

22

SPE­ CIFIC CON­ DUCT­ANCE(MICRO-MHOS)

238023602800

--4740

45205710

2R402740

279027703560

3700

35702250240022402590

_..3430245025002510

--3860

--39803820

31903150299031003040

2R30

?84032002960

PH

(UNITS)

8.28.28.28.17.6

8.1 '7.77.68.18.2

3.08.48.17.48.0

7.98.08.06.48.2

3.1

7.78.37.9

7.88.27.88.27.7

....8.17.87.88.4

3.06.07.77.88.2

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

....42.042.042.052.8

51.752.051.049.449.4

49.447.548.049.0

43.340.640.639.339.0

41.0

32.231.832.0

32.031.131.031.1

...--

29.429.229.b

30.029.033.335.635.5

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

7.77.96.2--

15

4.69.0

9.77.7

122.57.8

11

1411114.56.2

...

205.1

12

..6.9--

6.721

...8.4

17153.d

9.4

?3156.0

MAPNUMBER

150

151

152

153

155

156

157

158159

160

113

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150

151

152

153

!55

56

157

158159

160

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-25 70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28 62-05-18

70-12-13 70-12-13 72-01-28 36-03-10 56-02-26

63-09-04 70-12-11 70-12-11 72-01-25 61-07-25

63-09-0461-07-2562-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 36-03-10 61-07-25 70-12-11 70-12-11

72-01-25 62-03-01 72-01-25 62-03-01 36-03-10

48-09-08 58-02-26 61-07-25 63-09-04 70-12-11

70-12-11 72-01-2562-09-2463-09-04 70-12-11

DIS-TOTAL SOLVED

ARSENIC ARSENIC(AS) (AS)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(8A)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBORON

(B)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

5500

6800

41304470

13000

120

420

150

2600 110

3700 90

980

220023002300

280 110

2700 110

114

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

«.

130 --

7bO--...----

.-470----.

..----

70

«._----

490

» --._..--

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

1088102H990199011028

10289901990110281028

10281028990199011028

102R10281028102d9901

9901

102810289901

9901102899U11028

--

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE MAP

NUMBER

1028 150 NOTE:10289901 Code for agency collecting sample99011028 151 and

1028 Code for agency analyzing sample:99019901 520 Soil Conservation Service9999 1529999 (028 Geological Survey

1028 (060 Bureau of Reclamation10289901 9801 Private laboratory99011028 153 9901 Educational

1028 9999 Other1028 155102810289901

9901156

102810289901

99011026 15799011028 158

159

590

1300

1028 102b

99019901102810281028

10281028

99019901102810281028

160

115

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MAPNUMBER

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

173

174175

LOCALIDENT­

I­FIER

SURFACELAT­

I­TUDE

LONG-I -

TUOESEQ.NO.

DATUM(FT m

ABOVEMSL)

014S015E34Q01S Con.

014S015E34R01S

014S016E04Q01S

014S016E04Q02S

014S016E11H01S

014S016E16601S

014S016E16K01S

014S016E19N01S

014S016E21B01S

014S016E21B02S014S016E21D01S

014S016E22D01S

014S016E26K01S

014S016E26K02S

014S016E27M01S014S016E34E01S

32

32

32

32

32

32

32

32

32

3232

32

32

32

3232

53

53

57

57

57

56

55

54

55

5555

55

54

54

5453

02

02

34

29

03

19

53

55

28

2728

28

12

10

0929

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115115

115

115

115

115115

24

24

19

19

17

19

19

21

19

1919

18

17

17

1818

15

06

15

10

01

11

11

54

11

1442

41

08

07

2036

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

0101

01

01

01

0101

-80-80-80-80-15

-15-15-15-15-14

-14-14252525

2525

-17-17-17

-17-17-57-57-16

-16-16-16-16-25

-25-7.-7.-7.25

2525

-10-7.-7.

000

00

116

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSI.))

610610

--360457

457457457457456

456456

310310

450400

400400113511J5

--

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

499499

--

__ --

390

--390

--

_-

..

--

..

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTFR-VAL(FT)

510510

-- --

.... --

456

..456

----

..

..

-- --

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-H72-01-2563-03-0172-01-2558-01-03

61-07-2570-12-1070-12-1072-01-2870-12-10

70-12-1072-01-28fc2-OH-2263-02-1270-12-16

70-1P-1671-12-10

72-01-2861-07-27

70-12-1270-12-1262-02-2172-01-28ol-07-27

450450450437450

450709709709192

2121

698698698155

1919

709709709157

2121

70-12-10 70-12-10 72-01-28 61-09-27 61-07-27

72-01-28 61-07-27 70-12-10 72-01-28 62-OP-03

61-11-2162-02-03 72-01-26 61-07-25 72-01-26

TIME

1400

1400

1400

1400

1400

1400

1400

1400

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (M6/L)

22

18

«

23

«

«

23«

282630

«

«

29«

25

18«

234

34

28

1823

1828

22

3313

31

MAP NUMBER

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

173

174175

1400

117

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160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

173

174175

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-11 72-01-25 63-03-01 72-01-25 58-01-03

61-07-25 70-12-10 70-12-10 72-01-28 70-12-10

70-12-10 72-01-2862-08-2263-02-12 70-12-16

70-12-1671-12-10 61-08-01 72-01-28 61-07-27

70-12-12 70-12-12 62-02-21 72-01-28 61-07-27

70-12-10 70-12-10 72-01-28 61-09-27 61-07-27

72-01-28 61-07-27 70-12-10 72-01-28 62-02-03

61-11-2162-02-03 72-01-26 61-07-25 72-01-26

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM

<AL) <UG/L)

DIS- TOTAL TOTAL SOLVED FERROUS MAN- IRON IRON IRON 6ANESE (FE) (FE) (FE) (MN)

(UG/L) (UG/U (UG/L) (UG/L)

50

70

30

100

60

220

118

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

_«, --

__

__ --

..

--

--

..--

..

* « >

_-.

--

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

74617.0

__6.24.«

6.2

f .8

131212

12

3.09.5

14

13132727rt.O

7.67.6

b.O7.4

7.32331

35

23196. J3.03.2

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

90

1.0

_-

2.1--

2.0

5.55.45.2

3.0

3.0

5.3--

6.9

2.0

..3.0

3.64.3

.._

128.2

17

1718

4.0

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

600

..1270430

..390332

352

390

..

420

394

__380

310273

900--

332380

..--

430

900

..

37S

470

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

1190 --

__

422428

385~

297

--

765

?79

..

392411

....932

841

13101330

431

119

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(M<5/L)

4.0

8.05.1

.._2.01.5

1.5

2.1

-~

3.0

2.2

_ _2.2--

2.21.5

6.2

1.62.0

« »

2.0--

5.7

1.7

1. 7

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

646

356

585

604540637

613

570

193192?00

205

432--

300

290313332

400

442420

46852b

..204260

372

472516

530"

1

MAP ,jNUMBER j]

160 ;

161 |

1 62 .

1

?j163 * ;

:.[64 :

165

166 !1167 I:

1 68

: |

1691 70 1

171

172

173 1II

174 I175 I

1

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160

161

162

»I63

164

165

166

167

168

169 170

171

172

173

174 .175

DATE OF

SAMPLE

70-12-1172-01-2563-03-01 72-01-2558-01-03

61-07-25 70-12-10 70-12-1072-01-2870-12-10

70-12-10 72-01-2862-06-22 63-02-12 70-12-16

70-12-lb71-12-1061-08-01 72-01-2861-07-27

70-12-12 70-12-1262-02-21 72-01-2861-07-27

70-12-1070-12-10 72-01-2861-09-27 61-07-27

72-01-2861-07-27 70-12-10 72-01-2862-02-03

61-11-21 62-02-03 72-01-2661-07-25 72-01-26

CAR­ BONATE (C03) (MG/L)

5WM

0

0 18 14

12

18

0 0 0

3 0

0

0 30

0

70

0 0

0 0

0

0 0

0

ALKA­ LINITY

AS CAC03 (MG/L)

538

292

480

495 473CAX. J*rO

523

497

158 157 164

173

354

246

238 262272

328

375344

384 433

167 213

305

387 423

476

DIS­ SOLVED

SULFATE (S04) (MG/L)

358

165

120"""

«

130

125 130 130

105

60

57

135

105

100

115 98

88 130

525

1180 1150

155

DIS­SOLVED CHLO­ RIDE (CD (MG/L)

418 17401760 220

219 200

172

170212 483 487 500

478 284294 279

300

955970 292

300310 268 275

276 1330 12001220 805

965 965254 242<?43

DIS­ SOLVEDFLUO- HIDE BROMIDE<F> (BR)

(MG/L) (MG/L)

.4

.7

2.9

3.3

1.3 1.3 1.3

1.8

1.5

1.6

1.8

2.6

2.0

1.7

.3

.3

.5

.3

1.0

.3

.3

1.1

.3

.2

120

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OIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED

DIS- DIS_ NITRITE AMMONIASOLVED TOTAL SOLVED PLUS NITRO-

IOOIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE GEN(I) (N) (NO?) (N03) (N) (N)

(MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

160

161

162

.00 .17

.01

!63

.00 .00

164

.02

165

166

167

168

.00 .06

169170

.01 .40171

172

173

174175

121

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161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169 170

171

172

173

174175

DATEOF

SAMPLE

70-12-1172-01-2563-03-01 72-01-2558-01-03

61-07-2570-12-10 70-12-1072-01-2870-12-10

70-12-10 72-01-2862-08-22 63-02-12 70-12-16

70-12-lb71-12-1061-08-01 72-01-2861-07-27

70-12-12 70-12-1262-02-21 72-01-2861-07-27

70-12-1070-12-10 72-01-2861-09-27 61-07-27

72-01-2861-07-27 70-12-10 72-01-2862-02-03

61-11-21 62-02-03 72-01-2661-07-25 72-01-26

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA (NH4) (M6/L)

^.^

M>< .22

~~

.05

.00

.03

.08

»

.52

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT 1PO C) (MG/L)

_^<

.-

^^_.

._

^i -..-

..

..

...

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­ TUENTS) (MG/L)

3640

1140

1030

1030

1170 1190 1210

1030

832

852

2080

1020

1030

1040 1080

2510 2440

2430

3760 3770

1160

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS HAfcO-(TONS NESS PER (CAtMG)

AC-FT) (MG/L)

30

556

26

__ O /. 24 24

...

20

55 52 51

32

60

54

96

30

31

3036

108 110

157

126 121

40

122

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NON- CAR­ BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

0--

264 0

00

--

0 000

0 0

0--0

--0

0 00

00 0

00

--0

PERCENTSODIUM

97 5597

9714--15

97 --94

17- 17

9212

39

1496 --

1* 94 -

16

20

SPE- SOOIUM CIFIC

AD- CON- SORP- DUCT-TION ANCE

RATIO (MICRO-MHOS)

48 3070-- --

6980-- --

40

181035 1760

19bO-- --

1990

38 1700-- --

21302150

26 2170

2280 --

1750 --

1490

18 154014103870

.. --1750

185030 1780

-- --18001870

--.4690

37 4430-- --

4170

57605B10

-- --1950

PH

(UNITS)

8.07.88.07.68.6

8.28.58.48.38.4

8.48.37.67.87.9

8.28.28.18.48.1

7.78.28.17.88.1

8.38.13.38.17.9

8.27.77.97.88.2

a. 28.4o.38.18.2

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

36.036.028.328.0

38.937.338.039.037.0

38.439.034.4

34.5

34.036.035.032.028.9

25.425.0

--bl.O35.0

32.032.531.032.835.6

36.045.041.736.0

._--

31.033.933.0

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

9.0

5.7.

2.4

6.12.93.3

3.5

3.9..

7.34.94.0

2.3__

5.5

3.3

9.33.04.2..

5.1

2.75.3__

5.911

6.55.2..

3.8

4.33.3__

7.4

V\=

\LI-S

50

51

s i^

f63

164

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

|7'5

17/1175

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MAP NUMBER

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

173

174175

DATEOF

SAMPLE

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

AHSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

70-12-1L72-01-2563-03-0172-01-2558-01-03

61-07-25 70-12-10 70-12-10 72-01-28 70-12-10

70-12-10 72-01-2862-08-2263-02-12 70-12-16

70-12-1671-12-10 61-08-01 72-01-28 61-07-27

70-12-12 70-12-12 62-02-21 72-01-28 61-07-27

70-12-10 70-12-10 72-01-28 61-09-27 61-07-27

72-01-28 61-07-27 70-12-10 72-01-28 62-02-03

61-11-2162-02-03 72-01-26 61-07-25 72-01-26

DIS- DIS­

SOLVED SOLVED BORON LITHIUM

(B) (LI)(UG/L) (UG/L)

2300

1100

7600

9000

120

110

250

BOO 80

2800 80

2700 360

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DIS­SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

» -.-.

--

200--

120--

360

..------

330--- --

.,310-- --

..--

610----

« --

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

99019901102b9901

10281028990199019901

102B9901102c»

1028

99019901102fa99011028

10289901

--99011028

9901102H990110281028

99011028102899011028

102o102699ul10289901

CODEFOH

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

9901990110269901

10281028990199019901

102899011026

102b

99019V01102b99011028

10269901

--9901102b

99011028990110281028

99011028102899011028

102810289901102b9901

MAPNUMBER

160 NOTE:

161 Code for agency collecting sample

162 and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 Soi 1 Conservation Service

163 1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

164 9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

165

166

167

168

169170

171

172

173

174175

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MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

014S018E29N01S015S011E13K01S015S011E32H01S015S012E22G01S015S013E27E01S

015S014E13E01S015S014E18C01S

015S015E01H01S

015S015E09E01S

015S015E09N01S

015S015E09Q01S

015S015E10G01S

015S015E10K015

015S015E11G01S

015S015E12H01S

015S015E13N01S

015S015E15F01S

015S015E25B01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

3232323232

3232

32

32

32

32

32

32

32

32

32«

32

32

5351485149

5051

52

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

50

50

49

5338510208

5313

37

56

27

17

44

42

44

44

23

52

18

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115115115115115

115115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

115

0847504337

2833

22

25

26

25

24

24

23

22

22

24

22

3206590309

55b3

14

54

00

24

22

41

15

14

45

34

01

SEO. NO.

0101010101

0101

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

01

ELEV. Of LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

115.00

65-43-43

-105-63-63-53-53

-92-92-92-92-88

-78-78-74-74-74

-74-74-74-74-75

-75-75-75-51-51

-48-48-36-36-65

-65-65-65-65-16

126

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

601UO152137117

117bOO500560580

620620620620600

490490460460460

460<ftoO4604603*9

3993V9399315315

..----

3008b4

664864

--

873

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

....93

13882

113

8 a1*0140560560

... -- --

420420

--

_ ---

.. -- -

-. --

._

400

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

_..95

14084115

90440440580580

_. --

490490

--

_. --

» -- --

.. --

._

700

DATEOF

SAMPLE TIME

47-05-1 1-)64-04-1564-03-1962-02-0162-07-10

62-05-1058-05-0558-06-0961-08-0272-01-26

3J-05-175e-0?-2561-07-2162-09-2*62-09-2*

62-03-0172-01-2533-05-1658-02-2561-07-21

09-03-24 104070-12-0370-12-03 UOO72-01-2533-05-17

bo-02-2561-07-2172-01-2533-05-ib*«-09-02

61-07-2172-01-26h2-02-2172-01-2661-07-21

63-09-0470-12-0370-12-03 140072-01-2561-07-27

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(M6/L)

..152.04.07.0

8.0

1830

2930412629

25

2232

--37

25

3235

24-

--

26 --

2433

32

MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

18!182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

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MAP NUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

DATEOF

SAMPLE

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTALIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

FERROUSIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTALMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

193

47-05-19 64-04-15 64-03-19 62-02-01 62-07-10

62-05-10 58-05-05 58-06-09 61-08-02 72-01-26

33-05-17 58-02-2561-07-2162-09-24 62-09-24

62-03-01 72-01-25 33-05-16 58-02-25 61-07-21

69-03-2470-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-25 33-05-17

58-02-25 61-07-21 72-01-25 33-05-16 48-09-02

61-07-21 72-01-26 62-02-21 72-01-26 61-07-21

63-09-04 70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-25 61-07-27

120

160

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DIS-OIS-SOLVFDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

... --

... .<_

-- ...~

....

.... -

--

--

--

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

167J6«2H

432700

5t>04173«6

9.14160

30344S30S4

263Jr>

2123

202222

24

24

22162036

.-6.29.07.9

131111

SOLVtDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

8614219

178451

361199Id4

3.5--

2629352867

15.<_

1918

--

1617

26

2122

1732

..

3.0

684.0

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

337 --

..33123200

--500

1080 ------

--715

..

684

662670665

668

675

715453

.-425

385500

...490459

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

--126015603250J090

2300

480

--118086511801790

650

665668

.. --

..676

----

434

--

367 --

505

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

.... --

«_59b.O

1.9

. ----

«.4.2..

9.04.94.3

10

5.1

4.38.6

....1.9 1.5

....2.92.3

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

2201423681989/

263281281676

76972750872882*

712--.

656627

600620669

695

678664--

610610

618

61d

733

736730788

MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

18 6.6 794 470 193

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MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

f

189

190

191

192

193

DATEOF

SAMPLE

47-05-1964-04-1564-03-1962-02-0162-07-10

62-05-1058-05-0558-06-0961-08-0272-01-26

33-05-1758-02-2b61-07-2162-09-2462-09-24

62-03-0172-01-2533-05-1658-02-2561-07-21

69-03-2470-12-0370-12-0372-01-2533-05-17

58-02-2561-07-2172-01-2533-05-1648-09-02

61-07-2172-01-2662-02-2172-01-2661-07-21

63-09-0470-12-0370-12-0372-01-2561-07-27

CAR­BONATE (C03)(MG/L)

..0000

0000

--

... 0 0

0 --

623

..03 0

00 0

0 0 --

00

10 0

ALKA­LINITY

AS CAC03(MG/L)

18011630216280

220230230554

631596417597676

584

538514

492509554--

570

556545

500bOO

507

507--

601

604599663

385

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE (S04)(MG/L)

4311650225031003900

120045245065

182175356180233

181__

200204243

194190

__..

229

226221

--60

101

--

134..

75

9084

..

..180

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE (CD(MG/L)

6201700635

38904380

455060006071315320

1225140896014002400

545539590606600

608600

597582

586585578388397

218211127123320

310320

320870

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE (F)

(MG/L)

1.3

.3

2.6

1.91.31.1

2.51.9

2.11.8

2.7

2.12.0

2.1.4

M^m>

2.8

1.82.0

^ _.

BROMIDE (BR)

(MG/L)

t__^ tw«

__^^.4

^ ^^

.7

^m t

mimi--.7

im t.6

<

.3

.1

__

.3

130

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IODIDE(I)

(MG/L)

...----

«

DIS­SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

._ --«

._

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

.- --

..

DIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

-_-- --

..

OIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED

NITRITE AMMONIAPLUS NITRO-

NITRATE GEN(N) (N)

(MG/L) (MG/L)

-- ._-- -- --

.. ..

MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

3.0

7.8

84 3.7.62

1.0.00 .01

.60 4.7

.12 .05

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

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176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

DATEOF

SAMPLE

47-05-1964-04-1564-03-1962-02-0162-07-10

62-05-1058-05-0558-06-0961-08-0272-01-26

33-05-1758-02-2561-07-2162-09-2462-09-24

62-03-0172-01-2533-05-1658-02-2561-07-21

69-03-2470-12-0370-12-0372-01-2533-05-17

58-02-2561-07-2172-01-2533-05-1648-09-02

61-07-2172-01-2662-02-2172-01-2661-07-21

63-09-0470-12-0370-12-0372-01-2561-07-27

OIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

... --

..

--

..

..-- --

--.01 ..

-- -- --

-._-- --

.-.06..--

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE-: AT180 C)(MG/L)

...

.. --

.- --

..

.---

1797- ---.

----

..------

.. ._..«..

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

.521046801090012600

911010250105001240

2960

2600

4990

1800

183018801930

1850

_...

1910

19101900

..12801310

..

978..

13101310

..

..2140

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

..

..

..--

ww-- ..

»----~

_.mtmt

..«-

»m.

..

...

«

--

._

..

...

._

..

^ >

_

--

«...

HARD­NESS(CAtMG)(MG/L)

7701500150

18103600

288018601730

37

180204268192412

128« »

130130124

124120 »166

144144» 119226

30«...35 42

4044 72

132

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NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

5901380

016503520

266016101500

0--

00000

0 00

--

00

----0

00 .0

*0

0 0

--0

00

--0

PERCENTSODIUM

--

--7980 dt

----

._31 ----

919229--89

91 3188--

..19 17

9620----

SPF- SOOIUM CIFIC

AD- CON- SORP- DUCT-TION ANCE

RATIO (MICRO-MHOS)

5.3 2370797065001570016400

1490033 1775034 18400

2090 --

3b S08055604250S5708840

3220

30903150

£7 3220

26 318626 3190

3080 _-

22 3150

24 31703120

18 21802300

1830

1590.. .-

34 22bO

225032 2250

2600-- ..

3790

PH

(UNITS)

--7.79.27.7b.8

7.27.76.88.28.3

7.97.88.07.57.6

8.27.98.08.08.1

7.88.37.87.68.1

8.17.67.88.0

8.28.28.J8.26.1

d.l8.2b.la. 27.9

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

-.27.8

26.1

26.7----

37.838.0

34.4 --

34.433.9

_32.0 --

32.2

31.131.632.032.0

.32.233.0

38.938.036.136.040.6

38.340.040.040.0 4-2.2

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

--4.53.76.3

25

279.0

716.8

15188.1

3733

7.2

1010

--

15.0

15

7.7

8. 27

--9.8--

6,2

5.0

9.3

9.4

7.4

6.9--

9.5

MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

19!

192

193

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176177178179180

181182

183

134

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

93

DATEOF

SAMPLE

47-05-19 64-04-15 64-03-19 62-02-01 62-07-10

62-05-10 58-05-05 58-06-09 61-08-02 72-01-2&

33-05-17 58-02-2561-07-2162-09-24 62-09-24

62-03-01 72-01-25 33-05-16 58-02-25 61-07-21

69-03-2470-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-25 33-05-17

58-02-25 61-07-21 72-01-25 33-05-16 48-09-02

61-07-21 72-01-26 62-02-21 72-01-26 61-07-21

63-09-04 70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-25 61-07-27

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

ARSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBORON

(8)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

500

3200

364035702200

28702730

27601900

3000

28002600

2200

2500

120

110

134

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DIS­SOLVEDbTRON-riUM(SR>

(UG/L)

----

--

--950

...--

--

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

99991028102810281028

10289999999910269901

9999999910281026

10289901999999991028

99991028990199019999

1028990199999999

10289901102699011028

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

99991028102810281028

10289999999910289901

9999999910281028

--

10289901999999991028

99991028990199019999

1026990199999999

102899011U2899011028

MAPNUMBER

176177178179180

181182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

500 1028

1028

1026

1028

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

193

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MAPNUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

20!

202

203

204

LOCALIOENT- LAT- LON6-

I- I- I- SEQ.FIER TUDE TUDE NO.

015S015E25801S Con. 32 49 18 115 22 01 01015S015E25D01S 32 49 21 115 22 57 01

015S015E25F01S 32 49 12 115 22 45 01

015S015E26B01S 32 49 07 115 23 21 01

015S015E35A01S 32 48 36 115 23 05 01

015S015E36001S 32 48 34 H5 22 49 01

015S016E07F01S 32 51 47 115 21 30 01

015S016E07K01S 32 51 28 US 21 11 01

015S016E08E01S 32 51 44 115 20 43 01

015S016E15P01S 32 50 35 115 18 31 01

015S016E18GI01S 32 50 26 115 21 09 01

015S016E19E01S 32 50 00 115 21 45 01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACEDATUM(FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-16-23-23-18-18

-18-28-28-28-28

-18-18-18-18-18

-18-15-15-15-15

-15-15-15-42-42

-37-37-37-37-34

-34-34-34

.00

.00

.00

.00-27-27-27

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873

1300130013001300

11001100110011001100

1100852852852852

852852852517517

695695695695486

488488468800800

800800440440834

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

400 --

..--

790790

..

..

..

..

477477

664664664664475

475475475

- .

DEPTHTO ROT-TOM OFSAMPLE DATEINTER- OFVAL SAMPLE(FT)

700 72-01-26 62-02-16 69-03-24 5d-03-19 61-07-18

63-09-04 69-03-07 69-03-24

950 70-11-29950 72-01-18

33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-18 70-11-29 70-11-29

72-01-18 51-04-10

-- 61-07-18 69-03-24

70-11-28 70-11-28 72-01-18

499 61-02-06499 62-02-03

695 61-08-02695 70-12-03695 70-12-03695 72-01-26488 61-08-02

488 70-12-03488 70-1?-034fl8 /2-01-28

61-07-27 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-26 53-08-20 61-12-12 33-04-25

TIME

1400

1300

1400

1400

1400

1400

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (MG/L)

22

42

2923

26263129

22«

23

«

39

38*

24

24

2125

2134

MAP NUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

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MAP NUMBER

193194

195

196

197

'98

199

200

201

202

203

204

DATEOF

SAMPLE

72-01-26 62-02-16 69-03-24 58-03-19 61-07-18

63-09-04 69-03-0769-03-2470-11-29 72-01-18

33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-18 70-11-29 70-11-29

72-01-18 51-04-10 58-03-19 61-07-1869-03-24

70-11-28 70-11-28 72-01-1861-02-0862-02-03

61-08-02 70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-2o 61-08-02

70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-28 61-07-27 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-26 58-08-20 61-12-12 33-04-25

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM

(AL) (UG/U

TOTAL IRON (FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­

SOLVED FERROUS IRON (FE)

IRON(FE)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

250 170

80

320

120

420

100

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE<MN)

(UG/L)

__

....

--

~

..

_.

--

--

--

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM<CA)

(MG/L)

171*1311

139.y

1111

2021

2020

16If1ft16

1515

d.O

_.9.19.1

16

1616

r.o7.6

7.6

17138.0

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

__2.03.03.0

l.H^.0

4.0

6.07.0

6.1

119.08.09.0

7.9

._3.0

._3.5

9.0

8.6

3.32.7

7.8404.0

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NAJ

(MG/L)

858517500470

--

..495500497

^ , --

790782

355

400

350328

469

_

460428

510521

....420

373

« ~

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

-_

481

484

770769771

964

358

----

..421

__

804

._--

426

397729448

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

4.0--

4.03.0

._3.04.02.5

m*vm

--

4.o4.1

^^3.0--

3.0

2.51.7

2.51.9

3.32.*

....2.2

1.4

__----

BICAR­BONATE(HC03) .(MG/L)

._698666682668

692724711787

305339332340366

464451442439

450487

69U644

666650707

80<f

830876

552580

603

671300659

MAPNUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

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MAPNUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

DATEOF

SAMPLE

72-01-2662-02-1669-03-2458-03-1961-07-18

63-09-0469-03-0769-03-2470-11-2972-01-18

33-03-2958-02-2461-07-1870-11-2970-11-29

72-01-1851-04-1058-03-1961-07-1869-03-24

70-11-2870-11-2872-01-1861-02-0862-02-03

61-08-0270-12-0370-12-0372-01-2661-08-02

70-12-0370-12-0372-01-2861-07-2770-12-02

70-12-0272-01-2058-08-2061-12-1233-04-25

CAR-BONATt(C03)(MG/U

...----00

03

--7

_ 03

000

02

01211--0

09 00

11~0

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

__572546559548

568600583657

250278272279306

..381370363360

369403--

566528

546553598

659

681734

453476

514

550246541

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

...1339992105

120100104

129140137150

..78777576

79----

133114

110

128

130 --

155160

.--

7919085

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

850322304282290

282300280

300

964944945950

938287288290365

290

287277213

278260

272275

280

268237220

..222217951266

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-klDE(F)

(MG/L)

...1.61.92.41.9

1.22.22.2

1.71.31.11.4

_..

2.01.41.7

1.7 --

2.8 1.4

1.4

3.23.9

.._--1.6--

2.8

BROMIDE(HR)

(MG/L)

.9 --

.6« .3

«

.9

..--.3

--.4

_ .3

.3

140

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DIS-

SOLVED TOTALDIS_

SOLVED

OIS-

SOLVED NITRITE

PLUSIODIDE(I)

(MG/L)

NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)(N03) (MG/L)

3.0.00

3.0

(N03) (MG/L)

(N) (MQ/L)

DIS­

SOLVED AMMONIA NIT^O-GEN(N)

(MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

193194

195

304.0

1.2 196

3.?

.605.0

6.1

.20

.00

.04

.01

.00

.btt

.46

.03

.10

.01

197

198

6.1 27

199

200

201

202

203

204

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MAPNUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

DATEOF

SAMPLE

72-01-2662-02-lb69-03-2458-03-1961-07-18

63-09-0469-03-0769-03-2470-11-2972-01-18

33-03-2958-02-2461-07-1870-11-2970-11-29

72-01-1851-04-1058-03-1961-07-1869-03-24

70-11-2870-11-2872-01-1861-02-0862-02-03

61-08-0270-12-0370-12-0372-01-2661-08-02

70-12-0370-12-0372-01-2861-07-2770-12-02

70-12-0272-01-2&58-08-2061-12-1233-04-25

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

--

-.1.6

...

.75

.

.62------

....04 ~.

.13.....--

.01

...« ----

DIS­ SOLVED SOLIDS(RESI­DUE ATIflO C)(MG/L)

.

1313----

..

1290--

..-- --

..------

959

.. ...-.

_ ----

.-..----

«...« ----..

DIS­ SOLVED SOLIDS

(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)

(MG/L)

__

1360--

1200

12801300 ..

2070----

2130

. »

991977992

995....

13101120

1220

..«

..1380

1390..

11301130

,...

10702090

..

DIS­ SOLVEDSOLIDS HARD-(TONS NESSPER (CA»MG)

AC-FT) (MG/L)

« 45434045

404443

80827675

84787477

70--

7531

3837

...- ..

77

75- ... _ .

3130

74196

36

142

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NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

--0000

000

0000

..

0000

0 00

00 --Q

0 00

..000

PERCENTSODIUM

37 9696

..969622

-- ... 9634

.. 90..92

9114

--

9619

9323----97

16 ------

SODIUM AD­

SORP­TION

RATIO

--343332

.«3333

.. --

40

-

17--

20

18

2^

..33

..----

26

33

.. ----

SPE­ CIFIC CON­ DUCT­ANCE(MICRO-MHOS)

2260226b

2080

215022JO

2560

36803700363037604330

..1680

17101768

17501710

--21901820

211020202200

--2240

22302270

1920I860

1920

171038701650

PH

(UNITS)

8.08.28.07.98.1

8.07.7

8.08.1

7.88.28.18.28.0

8.03.17.97.98.0

7.97.88.17.98.4

8.08.48.23.27.9

8.28.18.18.08.2

8.48.47.98.88.0

TEMPER-ATUKt(DEG C)

44.040.637.2

40.6

40.040.538.340.042.0

--

44.645.0

45.0 __

29.029.029.031.7

37.235.636.037.031.7

30.830.831.7

32.0

32.033.0

..35.0

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

--7.0

11148.5

1116

10

--3.44.23.44.7

>.»5.99.18.97.0

9.111

144.1

114.35.0

16

8.4

8.7

8.85.9

3.3

14.3

11

MAPNUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

143

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MAP NUMBER

193194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

DATEOF

SAMPLE

72-01-26 62-02-16 69-03-24 58-03-19 61-07-18

63-09-04 69-03-0769-03-2470-11-29 72-01-18

33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-18 70-11-29 70-11-29

72-01-18 51-04-10 58-03-19 61-07-1869-03-24

70-11-28 70-11-28 72-01-1861-02-0862-02-03

61-08-02 70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-26 61-08-02

70-12-03 70-12-03 72-01-28 61-07-27 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-26 58-08-20 61-12-12 33-04-25

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

ARSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBORON

(8)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

32800

4970493038003600

1200

13001400

3200

4400

3300

6700

2700

1800

2760

210

40

110

80

120

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DIS-bOLveoSTHON-

TIUM(Sft)

(UG/L)

-- -

-

--

720

.«--

^40

--

--

150--

3VO ----

100

..--

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

9901--

9999 1028

1028 1028999999019901

9999999,9

10H89901

9901

10289999

10289901990110281028

load1028990199011028

102899019901102810<i6

990199ul

--10289999

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

9901--

9999 1028

1028 1028999999019901

99999999

10289901

9901

1028999*

102899019901102B1028

10281026990199011028

10289901990110281028

99019901 10289999

MAPNUMBER

1 93 NOTE :194

Code for agency collectlnq samole195 ' 2 £

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:i yo

520 Sol 1 Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

197 1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other198

199

200

201

202

203

204

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MAPNUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

015S016E19E01S(Continued)

01SS016E22F01S

015S016E22L01S

015S016E23FOIS

015S016E24601S015S016E27N01S

015S016E29Q01S

015S016E29Q02S

015S016E30W01S015S016E36E01S

015S017E31002S015S018E13B01S

015S018E15K01S015S018E15K02S015S018E15M01S

015S018E19MOIS015S019E28N01S015S019E33L01S

015S019E33H01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

32 50 00

32 50 01

32 49 57

32 50 01

32 50 OR32 48 41

32 48 41

32 48 39

32 48 5632 48 13

32 48 3532 51 14

32 50 3732 50 3732 50 45

32 49 5532 48 4132 48 08

32 47 52

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115 dl 45

115 18 22

115 18 22

115 29 57

115 16 10115 18 48

115 20 13

115 20 14

115 21 50115 16 31

115 15 43115 03 48

115 05 55115 05 52115 06 19

115 09 21115 01 14115 00 57

115 00 20

SEO. NO.

01

01

01

01

0101

01

01

0101

0201

010101

010101

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

-27-27-27-27-27

3.03.02.02.02.0

2.02.02.0

1515

151545-3.0-3.0

-10-10-10-10-8.0

-12404030

135

1231231201ZO120

115145142142143

146

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSU)

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

DATEOF

SAMPLE

834834834834834

650 6bO

7bO 750

750750750561561

561561142

616616616616

IbbO 630 630

6175 164

£6 1140 1140 1140

192172

20072007177

452452

452452113

537537537537

360360

162

134£4

309309309

155155340340155

542542

542542115

616616616616

58-02-25 61-07-27 70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20

58-03-20 61-07-31 58-03-20 61-07-31 01-12-29

70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20 62-02-14 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-20 62-01-18 61-07-31 72-01-20

61-09-27 70-11-30 70-11-30 72-01-13 62-02-14

630630

164

72-10-0161-07-31ol-09-17

74-09-13&4-02-11

13626

894894894

157157

19181918157

02-01-1862-01-1863-04-0463-05-1064-01-14

62-01-17 64-02-19 72-07-00 72-09-14 64-03-06

TIME

1400

1400

1400

1400

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SIO?) (MG/L)

32

35

21

2929

22

1123

5.031

1521

21

14168821

2212303523

2639

29

MAP NUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

21

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

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204

205

206

207

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

DATEOF

SAMPLE

DIS­SOLVEDALUM­INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTALIPON<FE>

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

FERROUSIRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTALMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

58-02-25 61-07-27 70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20

58-03-20 61-07-31 58-03-20 61-07-31 61-12-29

70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20 62-02-14 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-20 62-01-18 61-07-31 72-01-20

61-09-27 70-11-30 70-11-30 72-01-18 62-02-14

72-10-01 61-07-31 61-09-17 74-09-13 64-02-11

62-01-1862-01-1863-04-0463-05-1064-01-14

62-01-17 64-02-19 72-07-00 72-09-14 64-03-06

160

60

140

40

400

2400

148

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

.w--

.

«

...

....-

...

... -

.<_

...

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

7.4--

6.b6.5

174.8

171717

17, 17

9.06.7

6.7

3645.04.9

7.27.17.1

1.1

328.26.6

*674

<L284159165158

i*2143

DIS­SOLVEDMAG-Nt-SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

2.9

2.7

6.01.76.05.05.0

5.5

1.02.0

2321.0-

2.22.5

1.0

..1.61.11.1

19

7.932d.128<f3

585.6--

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

318

320290

545

545

571

570555

--370

352

..

262

..260236

385

8?8

782-

..

..

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

..3?7

251

571~

..

3ftS

2010264

--

277

.-300294

325

2?5135554543504

411885

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

1.6--1.81.1

4.0

4.0--

3.72.8

..

2.1

1.4

1.3

..2.01.3

3.9 --

25

« ----

~~ --

8ICAR-80NATE(HC03)(MG/L)

623622560653

320336390404404

410426

548560

584

293444

544545575

634

.45044046757

155166727050

7494

MAPNUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

ill 10 505 98 241

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MAPNUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

DATEOF

SAMPLE

58-02-2561-07-2770-12-0270-12-0272-01-20

58-03-2061-07-3158-03-2061-07-3161-12-29

70-12-0270-12-0272-01-2062-02-1470-12-02

70-12-0272-01-2062-01-1861-07-3172-01-20

61-09-2770-11-3070-11-3072-01-1862-02-14

72-10-0161-07-3161-09-1774-09-1364-02-11

62-01-1862-01-1863-04-0463-05-1064-01-14

62-01-1764-02-1972-07-0072-09-1464-03-06

CAR­BONATE(C03)(M6/L)

00

2812

_ 000

05

--00

11..0

007

. 00 0

0 000

00 --

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

511510506556

262276320331331

336358

449459

498

240364

446447484--

520

.-36936138347

127136595741

6177 --80

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(SOf)(MG/L)

97110100~

12452124135135

170 --

185140

21780

120110 --

170

7680172238

300333167170200

57225

--..

233

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

798272

--81

588163588588588

600..

582151160

147

4120100

4240

142

115

861159153490478

97109

105010401000

V351410

..

.._775

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE<F)

(MG/L)

3.0--

3.2--

2.41.72.41.71.7

2.2--

3.53.4

. ----

2.0

3.02.9

2.8

«_3.0-- .6

_ ----.6

_1.9--._

1.0

BROMIDE(8R)

(MG/L)

._ .1

,

. .5__..

.2 .-

... ._.1

.8 --

_ ----

.. .

150

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OIS- DIS_SOLVED TOTAL SOLVED

IODIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE(I) (N) (N03) (N03)

(MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/D (MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE<N)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDAMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)MAPNUMBER

.00 .04

204

.08 205

206

.01 .56

.00 .00207

208210

.00 .022!

3.3

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

151

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MAP NUMBER

204

205

206

207

208 210

21 1

212

213216

222 227

228 229 230

231 234 238

241

DATE OF

SAMPLE

58-02-2561-07-2770-12-02 70-12-0272-01-20

58-03-20 61-07-31 58-03-20 61-07-31 61-12-29

70-12-02 70-12-0272-01-2062-02-14 70-12-02

70-12-0272-01-2062-01-18 61-07-31 72-01-20

61-09-27 70-11-30 70-11-3072-01-1862-02-14

72-10-0161-07-31 61-09-17 74-09-13 64-02-11

62-01-18 62-01-18 63-04-04 63-05-10 64-01-14

62-01-17 64-02-19 72-07-0072-09-1464-03-06

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA (NH4) (MG/L)

..._ _

.05

.72

.00

»

.03

^ 1M

__

__

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­ DUE AT 180 C) (MG/L)

.^^

_

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OF CONSTI­ TUENTS) (MG/L)

852

847

-.

1674 663

1480 1550 1640

1600

1020987

7110 706

735 717

1020

787 771

2311 1180

752 788

2020 2020 1960

1650 2760

1 Tl n

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS (TONS PER

AC-FT)

~"

*

HARD­ NESS (CAtMG) (MG/L)

3028 27"

68 19 68 64 64

65

2b 25

1910 20

27 28

30

27 21

250 264

87 343 50fl 5?5 570

545 380 --

320

152

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NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

000

----

00000

0..--00

...--.

16700

00 --0

.. 000

218

0207449470522

484303--

240

PERCENTSODIUM

96 9612

94 94----

9524_- 97

15 --11

-.-9510 --

36-.- 86--

-- ----

..---.--.-

SODIUM AD­

SORP­TION

RATIO

25

27----

29--

29

31

31 --

32.

-~ --

..21 --

30

..--

22

.. -

.. --.-.

SPE­ CIFIC CON­DUCT­ANCE(MICRO-MHOS)

1360139013601530

--

--1180

27402740

2T402880

--16001610

1750

127001110

115011401190

1570

__13601320

2210

11901220380U37903790

336050bO

--

3180

Ph

(UNITS)

8.38.18.58.48.2

7.78.<£

7.78.28.2

8.38.28.1«.38.3

8.48.38.18.4--

8.28.18.38.28.3

o.O8.38.27.77.6

8.27.87.27.37.3

7.*7.8--

8.6

TEMPER­ATURE(DEC C)

...36.135.636.037.0

37.232.2

--37.8

--

34.735.036.033.934.1

34.035.0

31.734.0

31.730.631.032.037.2

43.038.3

--12732.2

..--.

32.2--

...*1.111013239.4

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(M6/L)

5.07.93.13.7

103.4

124.14.1

3.33.8--

4.44.5

3.1

3.62.8

5.56.94.3--

5.1

..3. fa4.4

151.4

1.04.27.35.64.0

5.92.4----.4

MAPNUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

21!

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

153

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MAP NUMBER

204

205

206

207

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

DATEOF

SAMPLE

58-02-25 61-07-27 70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20

58-03-20 61-07-31 58-03-20 61-07-31 61-12-29

70-12-02 70-12-02 72-01-20 62-02-14 70-12-02

70-12-02 72-01-20 62-01-18 61-07-31 72-01-20

61-09-27 70-11-30 70-11-30 72-01-18 62-02-14

72-10-01 61-07-31 61-09-17 74-09-13 64-02-11

62-01-1862-01-1863-04-0463-05-1064-01-14

62-01-17 64-02-19 72-07-00 72-09-14 64-03-06

DIS- OIS- OIS- DIS-TOTAL SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED

iRSENIC ARSENIC BARIUM BORON LITHIUM(AS) (AS) (6A) (B) (LI)

(UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

2400

1200 50

2900

3bOO

160

130

1900 40

2200 1800

680

154

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(U6/L)

_»-~

110--

_ --_-

440--

V

_ ------

_.

2bO _-

2300

_._ --

. -« . -

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

...

1028102899019901

99991028 .

102*102ri

10289901990110281028

99019901102310289901

102b102899019901

99011028

lOoO102H

102b102fi102«1028102«

10281028

9999102H

COUEFOH

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

1028102899019901

99991028

10281028

1028990199011028102b

99019901102810289901

102810289<*ul9901

--

99011028

10601028

10281026102810281028

10281028

--

99991026

MAPNUMBER

204 NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

205 Code for agency analyzing sample:

206 520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory207

9901 Educational

9999 Other

208210

211

212

213216

222227

228229230

231234238

241

155

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LOCAL IDENT-

I-MAP FIER

NUMBER

243 015S020E09A01S

244 015S020E23M01S

245 015S020t25N01S247 015S020E33K01S248 016S009E25K01S

249 016S009E25M02S

250 016S009E26H01S251 016S009E26J02S252 016S009E35A01S253 016S009E35M01S

254 016S009E35N01S255 016S009E36B01S

257 016S009E36C01S

258 016S009E36C02S

263 016S009E36G01S

264 016S009E36G02S265 016S009E36G03S266 016S009E36G04S

LAT­I­

TUDE

32 52 50

32 50 34

32 49 2032 48 4532 44 43

32 44 46

32 45 0032 44 5032 44 2032 43 45

32 43 4332 44 21

32 44 16

32 44 16

32 44 02

32 44 0232 44 0532 44 01

LONG­I­

TUDE

114 51 45

114 50 22

114 49 22114 52 00115 59 30

115 59 59

116 00 15116 00 16116 00 17116 01 00

116 00 53115 59 21

115 59 38

115 59 41

115 59 35

115 59 34115 59 21115 59 32

SEQ.NO.

01

01

010101

01

01010101

0101

01

01

01

010101

ELEV. OF LANDSURFACEDATUM(FT.

ABOVEMSL)

488488488488440

400295360360

360360410410

410420433472610

610610610600345

382382382384384

384384,384

384332353382382

156

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

521521521521*75

4*32102b6256

256256

--33o

336410327

...535

535535

__500461

157157157300300

235235235

225606561

--

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

---- ----

9090

9090

21b

216----..

415

415415

__--

100

....

1801HO

199199199

__

100J40

--

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

-- --

..

2472*7

247247

336

336 --

495

495495

----

460

_.

300300

214214214

«...--

450560

DATtOF

SAMPLE

49-01-1904-05-206d-09-2971-12-0936-03-00

62-01-1949-01-2759-05-1562-03-06

71-09-3072-11-1571-01-2071-01-20

71-11-0462-03-0575-02-0575-06-25b2-07-02

63-01-0971-09-297S-06-2863-01-0903-02-0 f

52-10-27bo-02-1*62-03-0^01-02-0862-03-05

57-05-275d-02-1962-03-05

75-06-2862-03-05b3-02-0772-11-1575-06-28

TIME

.. ----

--

..

0930

-- 1130UOO""" i

--

1730 --

--

..

1230---- -

1145

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(MG/L)

.. 1316

~.22

28

15

-_

?92940

*6--

593530

22

10

14

25-

11

239.0

33

22

MAPNUMBER

243

244

245247248

249

250251252253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

157

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MAP NUMBER

243

244

245247248

249

250251252253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

DATEOK

SAMPLE

49-01-19 64-05-20 68-09-29 71-12-09 36-03-00

62-01-19 49-01-27 59-05-15 62-03-06

71-09-3072-11-15 71-01-20 71-01-20

71-11-04 62-03-05 75-02-05 75-06-2562-07-02

63-01-09 71-09-29 75-06-28 63-01-09 63-02-07

52-10-27 56-02-19 62-03-0561-02-0862-03-05

57-05-2758-02-19 62-03-05

75-06-2862-03-0563-02-07 72-11-15 75-06-28

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTAL IRON (FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED FERROUS IRON (FE)

(UG/L)

IRON(FE)

(UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

170170

11010

200

10

10

158

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)(UG/D

._

..

--

--.

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

149116£450

418

62171920

24<i4

48

501822691.4

1.51.91.76.1

d\

201414Ib19

5.05.05.8

135.d

IS

3.6

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

21125.8

15

2.07.0

673.2

--9.3--

12

--3.93.5

13.2

.1 .8

2.25.2

6.05.03.24.92.6

4.01.01.5

4.31.62.6 .6

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

..590

312

--

79

9093

106

128--

80240104

141110

78

...10?

..93

--

..1?8

220

99--

130

159

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

384

281--

1415

455316

73

.. --

..93 -

105

114

76

106

101

124..

133

..141

----

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

10-.

4.3

w_-.

4.3

1.64.7--

7.0

7.2--

5.46.18*0

.3

1.0--

9.0--

43--

^b.O

2.1------.7

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

1046784--37

82317157152

146--130

«160157130129

123 .33

162136

143149130156168

178177196

260188140--

185

MAPNUMBER

243

244

245247248

249

250251252

. 253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

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MAPNUMBER

243

244

245247248

249

250251252253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

DATEOF

SAMPLE

49-01-1964-05-2068-09-2971-12-0936-03-00

62-01-1949-01-2759-05-1562-03-06

71-09-3072-11-1571-01-2071-01-20

71-11-0462-03-0575-02-0575-06-2562-07-02

63-01-0971-09-2975-06-2863-01-0963-02-07

52-10-2756-02-1962-03-0561-02-0862-03-05

57-05-2758-02-1962-03-05

75-06-2862-03-0563-02-0772-11-1575-06-28

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

-. --

0 00

..-- --

..

0 00

0 230

000

__--0

00

--

1

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

855569--30

67260129125

120

107

..131129107106

101

106133112

117122107128138

146145161

213154115

153

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

242275125

--362

300412725

._46

56

._3035

13014

10.-

141437

2430332728

393532

583938

--30

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

667897348

--2680

5483446149

7290

142

1686867

34080

82S3798466

6978946975

717875

18087747370

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-HIDE(F)

(MG/L)

__1.81.9..

«. ._.6

1.0

.6 .4

1.1.9

1.33.8

2.0--

4.02.0.6

.9

2.21.61.5

.1--

3.5

1.74.01.62.02.7

BROMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

-._-- ..

»< ...-..

.2

..

.5 ....

.1_...

«... --

mmmm/ --

..« ..

160

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IODIDE(I)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

AMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)MAPNUMBER

243

3.

244

245247248

6.8

13249

3.9

.10

.53250251252253

.06

2.5 3.0.00

4.8

254255

257

258

263

.78

.09

264265266

161

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MAPNUMBER

243

244

245O A "72471 XQ248

249

250251252253

*^e 4254255

257

258

263

264265266

DATEOF

SAMPLE

49-01-1964-05-2068-09-2971-12-0936-03-00

62-01-1949-01-2759-05-1562-03-06

71-09-3072-11-1571-01-2071-01-20

71-11-0462-03-0575-02-0575-06-2562-07-02

63-01-0971-09-2975-06-2863-01-0963-02-07

52-10-2756-02-19*62-03-G561-02-0862-03-05

57-05-2758-02-1962-03-05

75-06-2862-03-0563-02-0772-11-1575-06-28

OIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

-- ._

--

..

--

..

.. --

.. ..

..

.. --._

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT180 C)(MG/L)

-- --..

..--

^ 390

_..--

..

..----

w

----

--

WM

-...-. «

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

15101950844

4930

1440830279262

<m

525

326323923330

311

334338306

292315326299325

357341356

635381333

353

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

..._

_ _»

__

.44Lib

.45

^ .. _

--,

.86_-.._

.4ti

HARD­NESS(CA»MG)(MG/L)

45828584

1110

162717563

Qa;*O

170

6169

2304

4 a

2474

7656486058

301720

502148 11

162

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NON- CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

373230

15

1070

95000

__

0

63

..00

1200

0

000

00000

000

000

0

PERCENTSODIUM

-_78 14

34

466«-

56

6 706*94

--

696 «

-.77 64

--.92

90 --96

SODIUM AD­

SORP­TION

RATIO

...

14

1.9--

~«4.1--

3.5

..

4.27.0

22

--

17

4.0

....6.0

5.2

..14

14

6.2--

17

SPF-

CIFIC CON­

DUCT­ANCE

(MICRO-MHOS)

?74030001590

25001S30

509

« 607 --

- 540500

1600

509

590577515

4505825B3

584

60H<S22628

10006795576005bO

163

PH

(UNITS)

....

7.77.5

8.U

8.37.3

8.17.8

7.9

8.07.83.07.69.3

8.89.39.57.87.6

8.28.18.08.37.3

.._

8.47.7

8.27.77.7

8.9

TEMPER­ATURE

(OEG C)

....--

37.0

..----

29.028.9

--~

28.0

26.029. *

-

..

34.0-- .

32.226.9

...

...--

31.1

...--

28.932.232.0

CARBON.DIOXIDE

(C02)(MG/L)

. ,^

2.13.4--

1.3--

1.312

3.7--

2.6

.4.12.55.23.3

1.0

.14.15.5

1.*1.92.11.3

13

1.16.3

2.66.04.5--.4

MAPNUMBER ,;

243 ;|;r

i:;

244

245 ':!247 ''i\248 :

ii

249

250251 i252253

254255 i

257

!

258 |;i

263

264 i;265 |266 '!

i' '1

s|ti

i |(

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MAP NUMBER

243

244

245247248

249

250251252253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

DATEOF

SAMPLE

49-01-19 64-05-20 68-09-29 71-12-09 36-03-00

62-01-19 49-01-27 59-05-15 62-03-06

71-09-3072-11-15 71-01-20 71-01-20

71-11-04 62-03-05 75-02-05 75-06-2562-07-02

63-01-09 71-09-29 75-06-28 63-01-09 63-02-07

52-10-27 56-02-19 62-03-0561-02-0862-03-05

57-05-2758-02-19 62-03-05

75-06-2862-03-0563-02-07 72-11-15 75-06-28

DIS- DIS- OIS- DIS-TOTAL SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED

iRSENlC ARSENIC BARIUM BORON LITHIUM(AS) (AS) (BA) (B) (LI)

(UG/L) (U6/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

220980

400

210

350770

740

450

1100

720

164

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

_

>

^

--

-- --

--

--

--

..--

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

99999999

99019999

10289999

in<ja

99019999

99011028

1026

10289901

10231023

1028--

1028

--.99991028

"*"*

1028--

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

99999999

99019999

10289999

1028

99019999 __

99011023

1026

10289901

10281028

1023

1028

__

99991028

1028

MAPNUMBER

243 NOTE :

Code for agency collecting sample

244 and

245 Code for agency analyzing sample:247 *248 520 Soil Conservation Service

!028 Geological Survey

!060 Bureau of Reclamation249

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational250251 9999 other252253

254255

257

258

263

264265266

165

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MAPNUMBER

267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

016S009E36H01S

016S009E36L01S

016S009E36L02S

016S009E36R01S

016S010E16B01S016S010E160U1S

016S010E16K01S

016S010E18P01S016S010E20R01S

016S010E28001S

016S010E29H01S016S010E30K01S

016S010E32L01S

Ul6S010E33E01b016S010E4U01S

016S010E41002S016S010E41F01S016S010E41M013

LAT­ I­

TUDE

32

32

32

32

3232

32

3232

32

3232

32

3232

323232

44

43

43

43

4647

46

4645

45

4444

43

4343

434343

07

56

50

32

4900

35

1217

10

5828

53

5917

221200

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115

115

115

115

115115

115

115115

115

115115

115

115115

115115115

59

59

59

59

5656

56

5857

56

5758

57

5757

575757

09

44

37

13

2752

26

3906

56

0316

45

0056

573447

SEQ. NO.

01

01

01

01

0101

01

0101

ni

0101

01

0101

010101

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

342342427427410

410410430430430

215240240240210

348260260260252

250290290290290

2802faO270324

324320295340

166

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TUTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSD)

410410400400600

600--

394394394

104105105lOb300

19768686853

39100100100

--

100100£4180

180130163150

DEPTH DEPTHTO TOP TO BOT-

OF TOM OFSAMPLE SAMPLE DATEINTER- INTER- OFVAL VAL SAMPLE(FT) (FT)

60 380 63-0?-0760 380 71-09-29

53-00-00 58-02-1S* 71-09-29

72-02-21 75-06-24 *8-Q9-17 53-00-00 58-02-19

72-01-15 72-02-22 72-02-22 75-06-23 72-02-22

75-02-05 38-02-19 72-01-14 75-06-25 4o-12-16

75-05-13 59-06-27 62-03-05 72-01-1* 75-Of>-25

«0 100 71-11-0480 100 72-02-21

75-05-13 63-04-23

72-02-22124 130 62-07-17

71-09-301*0 150 71-10-12

TIME

._

._1610

._13bO17101630

1430 0945

1455 --

0910

_ --

1400--

_ --

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA(SI02)(M6/L)

33 ------

..2524

_ ----

11

.7

19

1440

?0--

41

..--

2332

».31

--

.MAPNUMBER

267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

167

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267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

DATEOF

SAMPLE

63-02-07 71-09-29 53-00-00 58-02-1971-09-29

72-02-21 75-06-24 48-09-17 53-00-00 58-02-19

72-01-15 72-02-22 72-02-22 75-06-23 72-02-22

75-02-05 58-02-19 72-01-14 75-06-2o 48-12-16

75-05-13 59-06-27 62-03-05 72-01-14 75-06-25

71-11-0472-02-21 75-05-13 63-04-23

72-02-22 62-07-17 71-09-30 71-10-12

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

TOTAL IRON (FE)

(UG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED FERROUS IRON IRON (FE) (FE)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

10

1000

30

40

80

10

40

168

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

----

.. --

..--..

.. --

..--

....

-- --

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

18181414

2.62.07.2

1210

560460470410630

8513i.d7.03.0

1403?253832

M m

466.68.4

7.58.0

2u3fa

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(MG)

(MG/L)

3.2--

3.05.0

_...5

7.83.03.0

.. --

150--

12012

--1.6

14

240127.4--

9.2

6.b.7

.-2.v

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

7783

122110 .-

160

5380325Q333043003780

5000500435190

3137

21000129

115120

1252700

246

520832

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

--

97111

~

..

141144

--

.. --

--

..

108

--

262

..155

----

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

--1.4 -

.2

.6

10

1713131515

199.0.5

2.3

72.5.3 1.64.7

_2.17.4--

1.6

6.3r>.4

BICAR­BONATE(HC03)(MG/L)

125--149146--

.-119224207194

.. --109

49308--

2011061

763166156--162

1290272

..220----

MAPNUMBER

267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

169

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MAP NUMBER

267

268

269

270

272 273

274

275 276

277

278 280

281

282 283

284285286

DATE OF

SAMPLE

63-02-07 71-09-29 53-00-00 58-02-19 71-09-29

72-02-2175-06-24 48-09-1753-00-0058-02-19

72-01-15 72-02-22 72-02-22 75-06-23 72-02-22

75-02-05 58-02-1972-01-1475-06-25 48-12-16

75-05-13 59-06-<>762-03-0572-01-1475-06-25

71-11-0472-02-2175-05-13 63-04-23

72-02-2262-07-1771-09-3071-10-12

CAR­ BONATE (C03) (MG/L)

..15 0

--

0

150

0

286

0

...00

ALKA­ LINITY

AS CAC03 (MG/L)

103

122 120

. 123 184170159

89

65 253

165 1350

626 136128 133

.....

1060 22J

._180

DIS­ SOLVED

SULFATE (S04) (MG/L)

34

30 JO

__13 696385

8100

8000 370

110 1522

6300 9543

49

_....

790 160

58

DIS­ SOLVED CHLO- KIDE (CD (MG/L)

60 58 72 78 72

7169 728485

5900 2140 2220 2200 492U

2400 376277110

2508

26000i yu1 £O

109134120

165196

2700 141

14086

389609

DIS­ SOLVED FLUO- HIDE BROMIDE (F) (8R>

(MG/L) (MG/L)

.8 .1

.2

5.?

..

.6

.2

2.5

5.0

1.0

.9

13 2.2

2.8

--

8.4 2.7 2.6

7.2

.7

_

.3

.3

_

1.12.0

170

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DIS­

SOLVEDIODIDE NITKATE

(N)(I) (MG/L) (MG/L)

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

.80

....

DIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

..

DIS­SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

AMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)

_-.

MAPNUMBER

267

268

269

.02

.61

270

272273

274

.03 275276

4.32.5

277

278280

b.O

4.3

281

282283

284285286

171

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267

268

269

270

272273

274

275 276

277

278 280

281

282283

284 285286

DIS_DATE SOLVEDOF AMMONIA

SAMPLE (NH4) (MG/L)

63-02-0771-09-2953-00-0058-02-1971-09-29

72-02-2175-06-2448-09-1753-00-0058-02-19

72-01-1572-02-2272-02-2275-06-23 72-02-22

75-02-05 58-02-1972-01-1475-06-25 48-12-16

75-05-13 59-06-27 62-03-05 72-01-1475-06-25

71-11-0472-02-2175-05-1363-04-23

72-02-2262-07-17 71-09-3071-10-12

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT 1*0 C) (MG/L)

._ «,__

--

^^...

_

8660

^^ --

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­ TUENTS) (MG/L)

288

300

410456

M

15200

15700 1430

544

54200 527 391

479

^ 6910742

454

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONS PER

AC-FT)

--

.41

20.7

21.*

.7^

73.7

.65

9.*0

HARD­NESS (CA,MG) (MG/L)

c^A->O

4756

750 423b

""

1600

710ft "3OJ

24 65

1300 130 93

120

~"

4424

33«

172

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NON- CAR-

60NATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

0

00

..

0000

...

1600

6400

-- .

00

71000

0

» »

..

00

» »

0--.

PERCENTSODIUM

__<+

-- --

3

97 --

87

234142145

85165

94921994--

9767

b68

....

b9V-

11--

2336

SPE-

SODIUM CIFIC AD- CON-

SOHP- DUCT-TION ANCE

RATIO (MICRO-MHOS)

479 ..

582--

.. ..

18 500

.-

11 764

.. '

.-

.-

46 18000

82 1«90024 2300

.. ..

17 6000169

250 740004.9 910

711..

4.8 750

--._ --

177 114001220

.. --

7SO...-

PH

(UNITS)

7.48.1

6.19.0

9.28.97.8--

8.6

7.46.77.77.78.3

9.48.08.08.2

7.3

7.87.97.8

8.08.08.28.2

3.b8.18.28.1

TEMPER­ATURE

(DEG C)

31.729.0

29.0

33.0 ----

29.028.029.0

30.0

24.0

28. 0 --

23.0----

24.0-

28.028.023.0

29.0--

29.029.0

CARBONDIOXIDE

(C02)(MG/L)

8.0

1.9

..

.35.7--

.8

..

3.5

.14.9

2.0-

61

3.73.1

.-

..132.7

..

2.8

MAPNUMBER

267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

173

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MAP NUMBER

267

268

269

270

272273

274

275276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

DATEOF

SAMPLE

63-02-07 71-09-29 53-00-00 58-02-1971-09-29

72-02-21 75-06-24 46-09-17 53-00-00 58-02-19

72-01-15 72-02-22 72-02-22 75-06-23 72-02-22

75-02-05 58-02-19 72-01-14 75-06-25 48-12-16

75-05-13 59-06-27 62-03-05 72-01-14 75-06-25

71-11-0472-02-21 75-05-13 63-04-23

72-02-22 62-07-17 71-09-30 71-10-12

TOTALDIS­

SOLVEDARSENIC ARSENIC

(AS) (UG/L)

(AS) (UG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED BARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

75

DIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED 80WON LITHIUM

(B) (LI)(UG/L) (UG/L)

150

7?0

600

3700

3800

8701900

15000

330

11000

174

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTRON­

TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

--

--

- --

._--

-- --

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

9901

9901

9901

--

9901 99019901 IQHtt9901

98019901102b

-

--

10289901102ft

<*9019901

1028

9901102399019901

CODEFOR

AGFNCYANA­

LYZINGbAMPLE

9901

9901

9901

9901 99019901 10289901

9d0199011026

--

..

10289901

--

99019901

102a

9901102699019901

MAPNUMBER

267 NOTE:

268 Code for agency collecting sample

269 and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

270 520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

272 '060 Bureau of Reclamation 273

9801 Private laboratory

274 9901 Educational

275 9999 Other276

277

278280

281

282283

284285286

175

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MAP NUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

016S010E41M01S Con, 016S010E41U01S

016S011E23B01S 016S011E42M01S 016S011E42M02S

016S011E42M04S 016S011E42M06S 016S012E06P01S 016S012E36E01S 016S013E13N01S

016S014E31J01S

016SQ14E32K01S

016S015E17L01S 016S016E01M01S 016S016E03C01S

016S016E08R01S

016S016E12N01S 016S016E12Q01S 016S016E13B01S

016S016E14A01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

LONG­ I­

TUDESEQ. NO.

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE UATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

3232

323232

3232323232

32

32

323232

32

323232

32

4342

464242

4242484445

42

42

454747

46

464645

45

0051

035858

5848040509

55

55

321834

02

280255

57

115115

115115115

115115115115115

115

115

115115115

115

115115115

115

5757

485252

525246*135

33

32

2616ia

20

161616

17

4718

053535

3939142002

28

33

494235

07

3414

12

02

0101

010102

0101010101

01

01

010101

01

010101

01

34030030030

220220

220220-32-28-25

1010101010

1010

-15225.

5.5.5.8.8.

a.8.

203030'

1717171717

0

00000

00

176

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOWLSj)

_.,48*8

1278.0

13

133.0

385122147

50005000514751*75147

51*75147162132596

596596596

1231012310

1231012310

82i>142blO

800800800301)300

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

«... --

121..

....--

262103145

49503*06223527193945

50663765145

«...«.-.._

27378001

1166011100

103

«...------

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL(FT)

--. -_

123 --

--..

364105147

5000494523162800*026

51475107147

---

«.----_

28498031

1231011190

105

--

._

DATEOF

SAMPLE TIME

75-06-28 135071-12-1475-06-27 1700b4-03-l*02-08-2302-08-23

74-12-23 131575-05-14 083058-08-1862-07-0902-07-0*

72-06-1972-07-1472-03-1372-03-1572-03-20

72-03-2172-05-0502-07-09SO-06-0152-12-05

61-07-1863-09-0472-01-1945-01-1545-02-17

45-07-2845-OP-0272-01-2002-01-2272-01-19

53-04-01cl-09-2770-12-0170-1?-01 1*0072-01-19

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA(bI02)(MG/L)

20

843.0----

1213

112.0

75

888898

85--

14----

--

?5--

8.541

60120

13

--1726

MAPNUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

177

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MAP NUMBER

286 287

289 290 291

292 293 294 296297

302

304

309 313 314

316

319320322

323

DATE OF

SAMPLE

75-06-28 71-12-14 75-06-27 64-03-19 62-08-23 62-08-23

74-12-23 75-05-14 58-08-18 62-07-09 62-07-09

72-06-19 72-07-14 72-03-13 72-03-15 72-03-20

72-03-21 72-05-05 62-07-09 50-06-01 52-12-05

61-07-18 63-09-0472-01-1945-01-1545-02-17

45-07-2845-08-0272-01-2062-01-2272-01-19

53-04-0161-09-2770-12-0170-12-0172-01-19

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM- TOTAL INUM IWON

(AL) (FE) (UG/L) (UG/L)

00

00

«

»« « »

..

»

-- ..

DIS­ SOLVED FERROUS

IRON IRON (FE) (FE)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

0

0

70 90

4000

0o

o0

--

50

» »«

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE (MN)

(UG/L)

_

178

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DIS­SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

-- --

~ -- -

1500--

DIS­SOLVEDCAL­CIUM(CA)

(MG/L)

31*.l4.3

14*.0

11

6.341

13172

362

860

780730780

DIS­SOLVEDMAG­NE­SIUM(Mb)

(MG/L)

14 1.9

96£.4

2.6

.04.0

5723

211

4.7

455030

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUM(NA)

(MG/L)

770942820

.-----

220250

3200

350038003700

DIS­SOLVEDSODIUMPLUS

POTAS­SIUM(MG/L)

415050101010

...

726461

3020

«<

DIS­SOLVEDPO­TAS­SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

6.6b.f)5.8----

1.13.5----

220

320310230

8ICAR-80NATE(HC03)(MG/L)

168--

1090184

59401^00

30813514714545

9<B~

MAPNUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

dbO<

37681

37

21435

3600

2920153304

145.5ft.U

14

220507.0

10124

36151717

1.0

2.93.0

«323

--55

--

4.04.4

3.S--

327350

11031111

32001700

3157SO

840

565567

56055°

240

--

»«.--

1.3

....

1.6

5.2

..--

3.63.0

267Io9482

458456

3051305

73003400

265--

305290300310

309313314

316

319320322

323

179

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MAPNUMBER

2867O~JZO/

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

DATEOF

SAMPLE

75-06-2871-12-1475-06-27 64-03-1962-08-2362-08-23

74-12-2375-05-1458-08-1862-07-0962-07-09

72-06-1972-07-1472-03-1372-03-1572-03-20

72-03-2172-05-0562-07-0950-06-0152-12-05

61-07-1863-09-0472-01-1945-01-1545-02-17

45-07-2845-08-0272-01-2062-01-2272-01-19

53-04-0161-09-2770-12-0170-12-0172-01-19

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

0 0

--

00000

- «...------

...

....

0.---

...

0--00

00 0

--

..

004

--

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

138

894151

487012JO

253Ib212111937

. «...

_..

219155395

376374

....2501070

59902790

..217

250238246261

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

560

330 33302700400

9921076980

175

w

tm _

.. .,

....

^

^ wm

40031098

100

78234

22120

600

140145120

..

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(M6/L)

810366390

43802280420

97190866762

5750

6500

680065006300

o300

5350142161

165187172

1480814

1400760154900995

665638630

64.6

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

1.6

9.2

» »

1.2.6.6

MM

__1.5

3.0

___

--

.5

2.1

BROMIDE

(MG/L)

.3

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IODIDE(I)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

TOTALNITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

OIS_SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

AMMONIANITRO­GEN(N)

(MG/L)

4.3

.59

.72

.28

MAP NUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

.00 .40

181

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Jt ~*~-'-*J*>l

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MAPNUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

DATEOF

SAMPLE

75-06-2871-12-1475-06-2764-03-1962-08-2362-08-23

74-12-2375-05-1458-08-1862-07-0962-07-09

72-06-1972-07-U72-03-1372-03-1572-03-20

72-03-2172-05-0562-07-0950-06-0152-12-05

61-07-1863-09-0472-01-1945-01-1545-02-17

45-07-2*45-08-0272-01-2062-01-2272-01-19

53-04-0161-09-2770-12-0170-12-0172-01-19

OIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

--

....

.._,_..

__

__------

m,mm

.

-.

--

..

.S2 --

ois-SOLVtOSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT1«0 C)(MG/L)

....-- --

..--..--

12800

135001300011900

11800--------

.. --

..

« -- --

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

2300..

219012200130002630

592805

2620U809540

..--

» --

9^10811

..885--

. ..

2550--

_ 15301520 --

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

3.13..

2.98_~--

,811.09

..--

..--

.. --

.. --

.. --

..

HARD­NESS(CA«MG)(MG/L)

140

197651038

161205702751770

2200--

210020002100

2300--

1820346

2338--3247

890220--

478--

1105057

182

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NON-CAR­

BONATEHARD­NESS(MG/L)

0--0

61400

00

450156

1730

...

...

1600191

00 00

00

263

000

from wells Continued

SODIUM

PEnCENTSODIUM

924199

9782 ---

74 757777

75

.. 15 --

.. 14

37

.. 9524

AD­SORP­TION

wATIO

29

d3 -

2410

30--

333735

33 -- --

.. -

.. --

_..

32

SPE­ CIFICCON­DUCT­ANCE(MICRO-MHOS)

3500

300017800176004150

850160040JO282016600

.. --

_..

1610013201380

14401510

__

4340--

2720283028003?90

PH

(UNITS)

d.28.4

8.18.29.48.5

8.46.88.27.87.3

6.4

6.46.46.4

6.3

7.4

8.1

8.48.28.4

8.27.0

7.67.18.38.07.8

....8.08.18.18.0

TEMPER­ATURE(DEG C)

..27.0 --

27.825.0

23.023.0

--26.726.7

..163

-. --

««17026.7

32.2

..

32.0

158~

42.028.349.0

._

43.043.044.0

CARBONDIOXIDE(C02)(MG/L)

1.7--

141.93.87.6

2.0471.53.73.6

..

17

6.1

2.94.6--

.3.1209

293432

--4.2-

_.4.63.83.0

MAP NUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

183

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MAP NUMBER

286287

289290291

292293294296297

302

304

309312314

316

319320322

323

DATE OF

SAMPLE

75-06-2871-12-1475-06-2764-03-1962-08-2362-08-23

74-12-2375-05-1458-08-1862-07-0962-07-09

72-06-1972-07-1472-03-1372-03-1572-03-20

72-03-2172-05-0562-07-0950-06-0152-12-Ob

61-07-1863-09-0472-01-1945-01-1545-OP-17

45-07-2845-08-0272-01-2062-01-2272-01-19

53-04-01 61-09-2770-12-01 70-12-0172-01-19

DIS- TOTAL SOLVED

ARSENIC ARSENIC (Ab) (AS)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

w

»

..^ mt

« » »

12

»

^

^ » »^

...^ «»^ «« «.

« ...

DIS­ SOLVED BARIUM

(bA) (UG/L)

..

..

..

DIS­ SOLVED BORON

(t3) (UG/L)

2100

2400

. «»

420240740

«...

""

""

1010

.

2100

3400

DIS­ SOLVED

LITHIUM (LI)

(UG/L)

II

<

II

3?00

480048003700

3750^^

..

^^ ^^

II

^^^^

12--

250^^

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DIS­SOLVED5THON-TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

""

""

"

w^

""

" "

"*

""

570

from we Us Continued

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

10289901102810281028102B

102H999910261028

980198ul999998019301

980198011028

9999

1028

990198019801

98019801990110289901

9999102b102899019901

CODEFnor L/

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

I02b99011028102810281028

__102b99991028102b

98019b01

..98019b01

98019801102b

9999

102*

990198019801

98019b01990110289901

99991028102899019901

MAP NUMBER

286287

28929029 »

292293294296297

302

304

309313314

316

319320322

323

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample;

520 Soi I Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

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MAP NUMBER

324

326328

330

332

337338339341348

351

353354355357

360361

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

016S016E15B01S

016S016E17Q01S 016S016E33D01S

016S016E35F01S

016S017E05A01S

016S017E06J01S 016S017E06J02S 016S017E06L01S 016S017E08001S 016S017E17B01S

016S017E23R01S

016S018E02R01S 016S018E06R01S 016S018E13R01S 016S018E17H01S

016S018E23A01S 016S018E23A02S

LAT- LONG- I- I- SEQ.

TUDE TUDt NO.

32 45 57 115 18 10 01

32 45 22 115 00 12 0132 43 21 115 19 41 01

32 43 03 115 17 16 01

32 47 39 115 13 50 01

32 47 10 115 14 56 0132 47 10 115 14 56 0232 47 09 115 15 20 0132 46 47 115 1* 36 0132 45 58 115 14 10 01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

1212121212

12128.0

3030

3041414141

4141414170

3636245050

bO505050

32 44 21 115 10 38

32 46 5432 46 5532 45 1032 45 10

32 45 0832 45 08

115 04 27115 Oti 35115 03 27115 07 35

115 04 28115 04 28

01

01010101

0102

90135119145116

116127127127127

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TOTAL UtPTH

OF HOLE (FT,

BELOW LSD)

1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

10001000

ttOO 600

800603 603603603

603 603603603

6016

150 8030 6005 6205 1406

1406U06 1406 1*06 177

177 142 152 157 177

177150bOO 500 bOO

DEPTH TO TOP

OF SAMPLE INTER­ VAL (FT)

b64

46 4b4646

46 464646

4629

5523

155

155 134 145 145 155

155

DEPTHTO POT- TOM OF SAMPLE DATE INTER- OF VAL SAMPLE (FT)

TIME

877

590 590590590

590 590590590

4689

5625

157

157 136 147 147 157

157

150 50060

17-04-12 33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-16

70-12-01

70-12-01 72-01-1* 72-01-2U 56-03-28 61-09-27

70-01-2058-08-07 bd-08-Ofa5d-08-09bd-08-11

58-08-16 58-08-1956-08-20bo-08-21 74-04-25

72-03-21 7^-06-11

73-08-06 74-09-10 71-06-03

71-12-07 73-01-26 73-01-20 73-01-26

63-10-01

64-02-24 65-0^-10 65-02-12 64-04-22 63-09-H

6^-02-19- 63-09-30

6*-09-lD 64-09-lb64-09-16

1400

»^

__

^

..

0930 0947 1535

_

0900 17000900

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02)(M6/L)

19 18 24 29 25

21

.

130

257 195 263

31 58 58 16

21 30 28 22

22

20 2610

MAPNUMBER

324

326 328

330

332

337 338 339 34! 348

351

353 354 355 357

360 361

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MAP NUMBER

324

326328

330

332

337338339341348

35

353354355357

360361

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-04-12 33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-18 70-12-01

70-12-01 72-01-19 72-01-20 58-03-23 61-09-27

70-01-20 58-08-07 58-08-Ob 58-08-09 56-08-H

58-08-18 58-08-19 58-08-20 58-08-21 74-04-25

72-03-21 74-06-1173-08-0674-09-lu 71-06-03

71-12-07 73-01-26 73-01-26 73-01-2663-10-01

64-02-2465-02-10 65-02-12 64-04-2263-09-11

64-02-1963-09-3064-09-15 64-09-15 64-09-16

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM

(AD (UG/L)

TOTAL SOLVED FERROUSI»ON IRON IRON(F ^) (FE) (Ft)

(UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

280

TOTAL MAN-

GANESE (MN)

(UG/L)

1100

188

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68T

I9£09£

LK £££ fr£££££

!££

8fr£lfr£6££8££Z££

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MAPNUMBER

324

326328

330

332

337338339341348

351

353354355357

360361

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-04-1233-03-2958-02-2461-07-ld70-12-01

70-12-0172-01-1972-01-2U58-03-2B61-09-27

70-01-2058-08-0758-08-0856-08-0958-08-11

58-08-1658-08-1958-08-2058-08-2174-04-2b

72-03-2174-06-1173-08-0674-09-1071-06-03

71-12-0773-01-2673-01-2673-01-2663-10-01

64-02-2465-02-1065-02-1264-04-2263-09-11

64-02-1963-09-3064-09-1564-09-ib64-09-16

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

22 000

9----00

... --

0000

_.

..---- --

0000

0 30

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

4324*03653873V4

432

25225v

...1259095

100

17618722b245588

--Idl

1020548258

..282276270

24310198ab--

123 105100119

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(Mb/L)

191170112llo13u

112lib

..396362337337

192179

19702490196

..51

20622580

..1248604.0

120412?7b22b200

21*26

22*1S617b

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(H6/L)

200189345320310

..314b82646662

667213117110162

32035216501880825

.-11670

7765561695

1770172317?017101380

508132086534b698

2651390289211227

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

.3.22.31.9£.3

..-.

2.0

._

.9

.5

.5

.6

1.21.32.42.9--

--

2.3

-- .1.21.11.1

.9

1.01.2

1.4

1.11.01.1

BHOMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

..

.4

.5 -

.6

--

1.4 --

--

.. --

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IODIDE (I)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

TOTAL NITRATE(N03) (MG/L)

DIS_ SOLVED

NITKATE(N03) (MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

NITRITE PLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

AMMONIA NITRO­ GEN(N)

(MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

324

l.b 1.6

.14

326328

330

9.3

1112

332

337338339341348

35

353354355357

3.1 3.7l.d

360361

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MAP NUMBER

324

326328

330

332

337338 339 341 348

351

353 354355357

360 361

OIS_ DATE SOLVED

OF AMMONIA SAMPLE (NM4)

(MG/L)

17-04-12 33-03-2958-02-24 61-07-16 70-12-01 .03

70-12-0172-01-1972-01-2058-03-26 61-09-27

70-01-2058-08-0758-08-0858-08-0958-08-11

58-08-18 58-08-19 58-08-2U 58-08-21 74-04-25

72-03-2174-06-11 73-08-06 74-09-10 71-06-03

71-12-0773-01-26 73-01-26 73-01-26 63-10-01

64-02-24 65-02-10 65-02-12 64-04-2263-09-11

64-02-19 63-09-30 64-09-15 64-09-15 64-09-16

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS (RESI­

DUE AT 1*0 C) (MG/L)

» »

»«

3320

3222 3294 3278

2630*51

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS

(SUM OF CONSTI­ TUENTS)

(MG/L)

1098

1120 1120 1140

1480 1550

nf. aVOO

762734f ^ ~

760

1000 1040 5750 6890 2390

21970 2830 2463

3205 3270 3267 2620

1270 2860 1930 99^

1960

892

926 717 769

DIS­SOLVED SOLIDS HARD- (TONS NEbS PErt (CA«MG)

AC-FT) (MG/L)

15034 43 39 36

--.

88 <SO

« « ..

.. ..

72 69

970 1180

130

1900

110 120

100 120 120 350

210 520 35bIrt5 196

112 470 160

91 100

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NON- CAR­

BONATE HARD- PERCENT NESS SODIUM (MG/U

0000 0

--

0 0

00

74b934

0

1800 0 0

0 0 0

"""*

0 419 258 100

0 470 51 0 0

95

96

17

2793

27

90

18 804291 95

So9b 94 94

7V 81 83

SPE- SODIUM CIFIC

AD- CON- SORP- DUCT- TION ANCE

RATIO (MICRO- MHOS)

171028 I960

1930 30 1980

2210 __

25 2870

1450 113010401060

162016803260 8930

30

63__

30 49 5860

b2 5940 47 5940 47 5<Ho17 4450

2340 4900 3460 1780

18 3260

1530 14 4390 9.5 1570 9.7 1220

10 1300

PH

(UNITS)

7.98.38.38.2

8.38.38.0 7.7 8.0

8.27.6 7.37.77.5

7.87.77.6 7.6 6.7

8.4

7 P» . c,7.7 7.9

7.1 tt.O

7.54 "3 ** J

8.0 7.7 7.9 7.4 2.6

3.0 3.9 8.2 6.28.1

CAHBON TEMPER- DIOXIDEATURE (CO?) (DEG C) (MG/L)

113.6

36.7 3.8 37.2 4.8

37.0 3.037.040.0

9.8 5.1

31.06.1

a a o . o "\ 7 J . «

6.2

5.47.3

11 12

229

33.0 ...

126 21

80.0 6.3

83.0 32.2 5.5 77.8 83.3 17

32.8 4.7 27.8 3.9 28.9 2.4 26.7 6.6 33.9

2.4 33.9

1.3 1.2 1.8

MAP NUMBER

324

326 328

330

332

337338339 341 348

351

353 354 355 357

360 361

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324

326328

330

332

337338339341348

351

353354355357

360361

DATEOF

SAMPLE

17-04-12 33-03-29 58-02-24 61-07-18 70-12-01

70-12-01 72-01-19 72-01-20 58-03-28 61-09-27

70-01-20 58-08-07 58-08-08 58-08-09 58-08-11

58-08-18 58-08-19 58-08-20 58-08-21 74-04-25

72-03-21 74-06-1173-08-06

74-09-10 71-06-03

71-12-07 73-01-26 73-01-26 73-01-2663-10-01

64-02-2465-02-10 65-02-12 64-04-2263-09-11

64-02-1963-09-3064-09-15 64-09-15 64-09-16

DIS-

TOTAL SOLVED ARSENIC ARSENIC

(AS) (AS) (UG/L) (UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED6ARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED30RON

(B)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

LITHIUM(LI)

(UG/L)

3240220022002200

1250450200200

1100120029003200

330010000

460047004900

460380410

100

2000

194

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DIS­SOLVEDoTfcON-TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

^10

-_

--

1600

«

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

99999999

10281028

99019901990199991026

99019999999999999999

99999999999999991060

99011060106010601060

99011060106010609999

102b1028102610289999

1028

999999999999

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

9999999V

10281026

99019901990199991028

9V0199999V999999999V

999V9V99999999991060

99011060106010601060

99011060106010609V99

10261028102810289999

1028

999V9V9V9999

MAPNUMBER

324

326328

330

332

337338339341348

351

353354355357

360361

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 Soil Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

195

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MAP NUMBER

361364

366367

368369370

371

373

374375

376377378380

381

383384

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

016S018E23A02S 016S018E29J01S

016S018E32R01S 016S019E02NC1S

016S01*c:02N02S 016S019E09E01S 016S019E11001S

016S019E15Q01S

016S019E32G01S

016S019E32G02S 0165019E36P01S

016S019E36P02S 016S020E14C01S 016S020E21P01S 016S020E27001S

016S020E31K01S

016S020E32R02S 016S021E16801S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

32 45 0832 43 40

32 42 4232 46 55

32 46 5332 46 3232 46 47

32 45 16

32 43 01

32 43 0132 42 33

32 42 3332 46 3032 44 5932 44 14

32 42 51

32 42 3432 46 10

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115 04 28115 07 34

115 07 35114 59 15

114 59 15115 01 10114 59 16

114 59 41

115 01 45

115 01 43114 57 45

114 57 48114 50 15114 52 14114 53 23

114 56 31

114 55 26114 45 43

SEQ. NO.

0201

0101

010101

01

01

0101

01010101

01

0101

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

127120120118154

160143155155150

144144144146154

15415*154154154

154154154154154

155242130170170

170170170170155

155155163320320

196

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOW LSD)

50019^192813 142

66 136

1000 1000

147

275 27527550022b

22b22822822822b

2282<ib22b22822b

120187 2U2 153153

Ib3133

153153

1000

10001000

142 d47 847

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­

VAL (FT)

155155140 134

6J 134 JOO 300

71

40 404069

-- ---

----

..150 67

127127

127127127127340

340J40

b259b 39b

DEPTHTO POT-

TOM OFSAMPLE DATEINTF^- OF

VAL SAMPLt (FT)

300 64-09-16157 62-01-22157 64-02-19630 64-06-30 136 62-02-03

65 62-02-03 136 64-02-13 610 63-05-02 610 64-01-14

73 63-05-16

240 5b-05-29 240 5b-06-19240 71-12-07273 bd-08-Od

51-12-Of

52-03-03 52-03-31 37-12-17 So-05-13 61-04-20

61-07-lb 62-09-03 6J-OV-04 64-07-06 71-12-07

64-07-06152 62-07-05 89 62-07-03

144 *1-0?-14144 51-12-2b

144 58-05-lj144 61-09-27144 63-09-04144 72-01-19520 62-05-02

520 63-06-26520 64-01-13

84 02-07-05 806 61-07-19 806 02-10-27

TIME

1700 «

--.

^^^.^

__a.

^.^

mtfm

..^

^^^

^.^

wm ^m

..

M

OTW

DIS­SOLVEDSILICA (SI02) (MG/L)

21302727 25

5.0 ?0 ?6 2524

19

____

...30

17

17

m -m

4.0 10

1315

21

21173.0

23 19

MAP NUMBER

361364

366 367

368 369 370

371

373

374 375

376 377 378TOnjoU

381

383 384

197

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MAP NUMBER

361364

366367

368369370

371

373

374375

376377378380

381

383384

DATEOF

SAMPLE

64-09-16 62-01-22 64-02-19 64-06-30 62-02-03

62-02-03 64-02-1363-05-0264-01-H 63-05-16

58-05-29 58-06-19 71-12-07 58-08-0851-12-04

52-03-03 52-03-3157-12-1758-05-13 bl-04-20

61-07-1862-09-0563-09-0464-07-06 71-12-07

64-07-06 62-07-05 62-07-05 41-02-14 51-12-28

58-05-13 61-09-27 63-09-04 72-01-1962-OS-02

63-06-2664-01-13 62-07-0561-07-1962-10-27

DIS­ SOLVED ALUM­ INUM(AL)

(U6/L)

DIS- TOTAL TOTAL SOLVED FERROUS MAN- IRON IRON IRON GANESE (FE) (FE) (FE) (MN)

(U6/L) (U6/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

198

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DIS­ SOLVED MAN­

GANESE (MN)

(UG/L)

J

--

«»""

DIS­ SOLVED CAL­ CIUM (CA)

(MG/L)

23 16 12 23 65

58 41 5 if 76 87

54 63

1097734

8484.

92 104 88

8^ 80 32 61 88

b3 40 *1 39 56

100 799b

10678

81 tiO 97 8> 74

DIS­ SOLVED MAG­ NE­ SIUM (Mb)

(MG/L)

7.7 7.0 7.3 8.6

22

26 6.77.4 8.6

31

29 31

31 31

29 29 37 38 31

29 28 29 52

42 10 30 12 27

35

32

16

18 20 4.4

2425

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUM (NA)

(MG/L)

215

272

202 160 190

105 105 104

115

120

137 154

200

173138

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUMPLUS

POTAS­ SIUM(MG/L)

282 271

153

140 278 253 196 316

163 87

140

121

120

301 135 158 125

141133 126

142 146 122 235 225

DIS­ SOLVEDPO­ TAS­ SIUM(K)

(MG/L)

5.4

4.0

6.1 125 a n

.4

.4 4.8

4.0 5.5

9.0

«...

6 vi. o 5.9

BICAR­ BONATE (HC03) (MG/L)

134 186 192 208 136

70 98

131 145 112

163 146

163 165

176 176 157 178 162

163 145 154 167

90 116174

117 134

168160 174

149

152 150 66

191 192

MAP NUMBER

361 364

366 367

368369 370

371

373

374 375

376 377 378 380

381

383 384

199

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MAP NUMBER

361 364

366 367

368369370

371

373

374 375

376 377 378 380

381

383 384

DATE OF

SAMPLE

64-09-16 62-01-2264-02-19 64-06-30 62-02-03

62-02-0364-02-13 63-05-0264-01-14 63-05-16

58-05-29 58-06-19 71-12-0758-08-08 51-12-04

52-03-03 52-03-31 57-12-17 58-05-1361-04-^0

61-07-1862-09-05 63-09-04 64-07-06 71-12-07

64-07-06 62-07-05 62-07-05 41-02-14 51-12-28

58-05-1361-09-27 63-09-04 72-01-1962-05-02

63-06-26 64-01-13 62-07-05 61-07-19 62-10-27

CAR- BONATt (C03) (M6/L)

00 0 0

0'

0

0 0

0 0

0

0

0

0 0

00 0

0

0 0 0 0 0

ALKA­ LINITY

AS CAC03 (MG/L)

110 153157 171 112

5780

107119 92

134

120

138 135

144 144 129 146133

134119 126 137

74 95

143 *6

110

138131 143

122

125 123 54

157 157

DIS­ SOLVED

SULFATE (S04) (MG/L)

172 180165 235 316

295208 285357 412

343 300

300 268

265 265 318 380317

305307 ?92 326

5.0 135 333 166169

360317 317

293

300 312 250 157 140

DIS­SOLVED CHLO­ RIDE (CD (MG/L)

192 24222* 200 102

149308 216118 438

150 160144 128 82

103 103 112 140105

Qf. TO

103 109 129 135

468 397 111 135 170

132105 119157 103

104 106 150 358 335

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO- RIDE BROMIDE(F) (8R)

(MG/L) (MG/L)

1.3

1.9 1.7

1.3 .6

.6

5.0 .8

.6

.6

.3

.6

.2

.5

.2

.1

.3

.3

.1

.3

.3

.5

.7

.1

...

.1

..

.9

200

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OIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED

DIS- DI5_ NITRITE AMMONIASOLVED TOTAL SOLVED PLUS NITRO-

IOOIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE GEN(I) (N) (N03) (N03) (N) (N)

(MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L)

.50

1.11.2

MAP NUMBER

361364

366367

368369370

37!

373

2.51.2

2.2

2.0

2.0

374375

6.0376377378380

.an

1.238!

2.6 383384

201

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361 364

366367

368 369 370

371

373

374375

376377378 380

381

383384

DIS_ DATE SOLVED

OF AMMONIA SAMPLE (NH4)

(MG/L)

64-09-16 62-01-22 64-02-1964-06-3062-02-03

62-02-03 64-02-13 63-05-02 64-01-14 63-05-16

58-05-29 58-06-19 71-12-0758-08-0851-12-04

52-03-03 52-03-31 57-12-17 58-05-1361-04-20

61-07-1862-09-0563-09-0464-07-0671-12-07

64-07-0662-07-0562-07-05 41-02-1451-12-28

58-05-1361-09-2763-09-0472-01-1962-05-02

63-06-.2664-01-1362-07-0561-07-1962-10-27

HIS- DIS­SOLVED SOLVEDSOLIDS SOLIDS (&ESI- (SUM OF Di'E AT CONSTI- 1*0 C) TUENTS) (MG/L) (MG/L)

716 850

Mft/LO U*r

874751

688 912 ^05 854

1420

891 800

679 694 776900 754

715727730

- ..

tiO AV24

945 797

_ CAfl 300

«5? O Jc

757791

729

-- 743f ~ *?

756 »« A.CQ os"*

977 915

DIS­SOLVED SOLIDS (TONSPF.H

AC-FT)

« . V

--.

»

"*

--

^^

HARD­ NESS

(CAtMG) (MG/L)

89 686093

252

250 130 160 232 344

255 287

320340

329 330 380416 3*0

324320324366

306142 3521472*0

394320368

259

276280260J04 288

202

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NON- CAH-

BONATE hAWD- PERCENT NESS SODIUM (MG/L)

0 0 00

140

192so52

113 252

1?0 166

180 200

184190250 270220

190 200 196 230

23247

<ao51

140

?56 Irt9226

137

1S2 157 206 148 130

83

do

6354

4141 37

4b 7

56

::d

53

SPE- SOUIUM CIFIC

AD- CON-SORP- DUCT- TION ANCE

KATIO (MICRO- MHOS)

9.9 1200 1450 1370

12 1460 1170

1130 1670 1490 1300 ?390

5.5 4.1

1225 980

2.52.5 87o 2.3 1218

14002.7 1130

1140 2.9 1040

1170 3.1 1240

**""

5.0 1410 18401240 990 920

1330 11601270

3.7 1130

1140 1150 1090 1700 1700

PH

(UNITS)

8.1 8.28.18.0 7.8

7.4 7.8 7.7 7.3 7.b

7.88.07.7 7.9

B -a. J

8.3 7.97 O1.7

7.5

7.9 7.8 7.4 8.07.9

7.2 6.97.8

7.78.07.57.6 8.0

7.4 7.4 6.9 8.0 7.3

CARBON TEMPER- DIOXIDE ATUHE (C02) (DEG C) (MG/L)

1.7 1.9

P AC 9 IV

3.3 3.4

4.5 2.5

29.4 4.2 12

33.3 5.7

4.1 2.3

19.03.4

« »

« 1 A 1 . **

21.1 1.4 3.23.6 8.2

3.3 3.7 9.8 2.7

21.0

24.4 9.1 33.3 2325.0 4.4

5.4 »« "3 A r. o

8.819.0

2.4

9.7 9.6

13 3.1 3.1

MAP NUMBER

361 364

366 367

368 369370

371

373

374375

376 377378 380

381

383 384

203

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if*

MAP NUMBER

361364

366367

368369370

371

373

374375

376377378380

381

383384

DIS- DIS- DIS- DIS- OATE TOTAL SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED

OF ARSENIC ARSENIC BARIUM BORON LITHIUM SAMPLE (AS) (AS) (BA) (8) (LI)

(UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

64-09-1662-01-2264-02-1964-06-3062-02-03

62-02-0364-02-1363-05-0264-01-1463-05-16

58-05-2958-06-1971-12-0758-08-0651-12-04

52-03-0352-03-3157-12-1758-05-1361-04-20

61-07-1862-09-0563-09-0464-07-0671-12-07

64-07-0662-07-0562-07-0541-02-1451-12-28

58-05-1361-09-2763-09-0472-01-1962-05-02

63-Q6-2664-01-1362-07-0561-07-1962-10-27

360

640

2401*0

300

4080

190

1?0

260

310

70

«^

II ~" ""

140

140 .

450

-

--

« --

--

204

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DIS­

SOLVEDSTHON-

TIUM(Srt)

(UG/L)

^^

--

»

*

» «

""

""

~

CODEFOR

AGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

9999102d

10261028

102* 1028102b

1028

::9901 99999999

9999 99999999999999V9

102H9999

999999U1

1028102899999999

99991028

99011028

1028

1028

CODEFOR

AGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

99991028

10281028

10281 f) PA1 \J CO

1028

1028

9901 99999999

9999 99999999999*9999

1028999*

99999901

»

10281028999*9999

999*1028

99011028

1028

1028

MAP 1NUMBER I

31 i! 361 NOTE: 1364 |

Code for agency collectinq samole I

367 and

368 C0*16 f°r agency analyzing samole: 1

370 52° Soil Conservation Service |

371 1028 Geological Survey 1

373 IOfiO Bureau of Reclamation I

9801 Private laboratory III

375 9901 Educational I

9999 Other fl

1! I111ill

376 H377 H378 111380 If

|1|mn

II

II

11381 11

itT.O-Z Hlljo j niiii

384

205

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MAP NUMBER

385386387

388

389

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410 41 I412

413414

415

LOCAL IDENT­

I­ FIER

016S021E19D01S 016S021E19D02S 016S021E20J01S

016S021E21601S

016S021E21P01S

016S021E32R01S OI7S009EIIGOIS 017S010E02E01S

017S010E11G01S

017S012E17A01S 017S013E20N01S-

017S014E14Q01S 017S014E14Q03S 017S015E10N01S 017S015E16K01S 017S016E18P01S

017S017E01A01S 017S017E01B01S 017S017E01D01S 017S017E02A01S 017S017E02B01S

017S017E03301S 017S017E03C01S

017S017E03C02S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

323232

32

32

323232

32

3232

3232323232

3232323232

3232

32

454544

45

44

434242

41

4039

3939404040

4242424242

4242

42

192151

10

51

062712

23

3809

59594A1331

2722272727

2222

27

LONG­ I­

TUDE

114114114

114

114

114116115

115

115115

115115115115115

115115115115115

115115

115

484846

45

45

460156

55

4540

3030252622

1010111111

U13

12

151529

40

50

204703

29

4713

0907410509

2437132638

40

02

52

S£0. NO.

010101

01

01

010101

01

0101

0101010101

010101Ul01

0101

01

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

243247270270290

290270270270270

2701959bO375

375375375

375108-2.0

-35-30222025

9090919493

8792929280

206

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OFHOLE (FT.

BELOw LSO)

26b172 2932933e>0

360464 464 464 464

464 202 100

400d

302 302 302

302 70

162

Io21000 500162 162

OEHTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLE INTEn-VAL (FT)

166*"""

225

225 160 160 160 160

160 87

140 1*0 140

140 63U "2Oc

71<?60 110150 150

DFPTw uf.f i nTO BOT­TOM Of-SAMPLE DATE INTE*- OFVAL SAMPLE (FT)

61-07-19 16fl 02-07-05

49-01-19 53-OS-13

358 62-06-lb

358 62-06-27 464 60-03-12 464 61-06-21 464 62-06-11 464 62-06-22

464 71-12-07 89 64-05-12 74-12-28 64-04-22

300 67-lo-la 300 71-09-30 300 72-07-07

300 72-11-15 70 64-03-1984 62-01-31

7 ^ 62-01-31 330 62-03-00*50 ^8-04-21 15? 62-01-30 15? 62-01-30

TIME

1400..

1004

1130

1100

64-07-U 64-07-1^ 64-07-14 64-07-1* 64-07-14

120120

.00 00 00

105 4d-09-o<: 10^ b3-06-23 10S 61-09-27

64-06-25

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (MG/L)

4.0

24

1527

194911

MAP NUMBER

385386387

388

389i 11HI

390391392

393

1529

105.0

18 113.0

3.0

UO

1.0*"*"*

397399

400401403 404406

408409410411412

413414

415

207

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385386387

388

389

, ,-.,?*'

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410411412

413414

415

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-1962-07-05 49-01-19 58-05-13 62-06-18

62-06-2760-03-1261-06-2162-00-11 62-06-22

71-12-07 64-05-12 74-12-28 64-04-22

67-10-1871-09-3072-07-07

72-11-15 64-03-19 62-01-31

62-01-31 62-03-00 58-04-21 62-01-30 62-01-30

64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14

64-07-14 48-09-02 53-06-23 61-09-27 64-06-25

DIS­

SOLVED ALUM­

INUM(AL)

(UG/L)

DIS- TOTAL TOTAL SOLVED FERROUS MAN- IRON IRON IRON GANESE < F £> (FE) (FE) (MN)

(UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L) (UG/L)

10

208

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DIS­ SOLVEDMAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

....

«...

--

» »

..

--

DIS­ SOLVED CAL­ CIUM (CA)

(MG/L)

64 64f459

40 36

5334

7418 2.4

e>3

52254S»

2a 18fl 160

44a 175 253 24* 103

1.2.3

134224.2

2.6V376 7645

DIS­ SOLVED MAG­ NE­ SIUM (MG)

(MG/L)

17 3522 17

27 21

19 28

- 7.1 .3

3.0

9.0

8.0

7.6 73 70

261 122 143 161 48

am

17--....

1.83535 32 4.3

DIS- SOLVtD SODIUM (NA)

(MG/L)

w

153

120

7589OQ OV

85

1541

4511640 315171160

210

ao

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUMPLUS

POTAS­ SIUM (MG/L)

25111

17999

102 132120 129 143

265

238

690 766

1720 1460

1530 953

114 116 149

DIS­ SOLVED PO­ TAS­ SIUM (K)

(MG/L)

....

j. }* c

1.8

4*0 3.75.0

4.3

19

"*

-- *

BICAR­ BONATE. (HC03) (MG/L)

156 140122168205

208 188186 180 180

199 48

137

112

115

144 236 394

304 199 299 257 198

672 3260

1217

126

291184 174 16211

MAP NUMBER

385 386387

388

389

390 391 392

393

397 399

400 401 403 404 406

408 409410411412

413414

415

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I

MAPNUMBER

385386387

388

389

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410411412

413414

415

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-1962-07-0549-01-1958-05-1362-06-18

62-06-2760-03-1261-06-2162-06-1162-06-22

71-12-0764-05-1274-12-2864-04-22

67-10-1871-09-3072-07-07

72-11-1564-03-1962-01-31

62-01-3162-03-0058-04-2162-01-3062-01-30

64-07-U64-07-1464-07-1464-07-1464-07-U

64-07-1448-09-0253-06-2361-09-2764-06-25

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

00

--00

00000

...

032

0

0

000

000

0

..,

.-----

,

-.

0

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

128115100138168

171154153146148

.«16393

112

92-«94

118194323

249163245211162

551267010 '

14103

<?39151143133

9

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04)(MG/L)

_«»165

13130108

93112

108100

«.333

20158

74..

113

74825

1000

1350800

14508SO538

17519243b

6.07.0

95330298342

26

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

218344160276107

120137130165179

182100110219

614085

68865725

30402240204024901280

175484441288174

949496

110189

DIS­SOLVEDFLUO-

HIDE(F)

(MG/L)

B.. . -..5

__ _«..3

__ »

3.3.6

.5

.6

.4

, m ,...

1.11.01.1.5.3

.2

_ m , m ,.3

BROMIDE(BH)

(MG/L)

P mftm..

< < «»

.1

.1

M> ^

tmmm

mum

mmmm

m,*f

^OB

~m*

.

m tmm

210

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IODIDE(i)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

TOTAL NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

DIS_ SOLVED

NITRATE(N03)(MG/L)

ois-SOLVED

NITRITEPLUS

NITRATE(N)

(MG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

AMMONIA N1TRO- bEN(N)

(MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

385386387

388

389

.01

3.9

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410 41 I412

413414

415

211

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MAPNUMBER

385386387

388

389

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410411412

413414

415

DATEOF

SAMPLE

61-07-1962-07-0549-01-1958-05-1362-06-18

62-06-2760-03-1261-06-2162-06-1162-06-22

71-12-0764-05-1274-12-2864-04-22

67-10-1871-09-3072-07-07

72-11-1564-03-1962-01-31

62-01-3162-03-0058-04-2162-01-3062-01-30

64-07-1464-07-1464-07-1464-07-1464-07-14

64-07-1448-09-0253-06-2361-09-2764-06-25

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(M6/L)

» --

--

.__--

«. ..

_.

.... -....--

.... --«_

.. -_

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(RESI­DUE AT180 C)(M6/L)

_--------

.

. ----

360

455

341..

.v--..

--«---

_ .. ..--

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

«. 915370765576

513532--

579611

m ,^842363721

wv..

27702960

69804920SblO54103020

130038601370606475

582_-

708803434

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

...-- --

« --

.

...49

...

«._----

.. .--

« ...--

--------

HARD­NESS(CA»MG)(MG/L)

260228304275218

211178196212200

747

70

115..

156

101770720

219094.0

12201270455

32

4065510

14380335320130

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NON- CAR­

SPE- SODIUH CIFIC

AO- CON-BONATE SORP- DUCT- HARD- PERCENT TION ANCE NESS SODIUM RATIO (MICRO- <HG/L) MHOS)

132 113 204 13750

4022 4464S2

000

23

62

0 576 396

1440 777 975 1060292

00

396 410

0 230192187121

1260 1690 680

1400845

854826 914

10501100

71290

96 19 6001250

49 2.54

55 3.1

63 3.7 587 46bO 4540

11000 8350

73 19 8500 88904800

216064*0

6.8 2280 1010792

25 970 111011501210

3.1 724

PM

(UNITS)

7.8 7.1

7.77.3

8.08.0 7.87.88.2

7.88.2 9.o7.4

7.78.37.9

7.9 8.0 8.2

7.9 7.7 7.5

7.5

11.011.5 5.6 5.8b.S

9.6

^ 7.86.6

TEMPER­ ATURE (DEG C)

31.1

28.9

«.

28.0

22.0

«.29.0

30.6

25.627.2 28.3 27.827.8

25.6

_24.4

CARBONDIOXIDE (C02) (MG/L)

4.0 18

5.416

3.33.0It. 7*» . (

4.61.8

2.0 .0

8.7

3.6^^

2.3

2.9 3.8 4.0

6.1 6.4

15

10

.0

.0 30 43

.6

.1

4.14.4

MAP NUMBER

385 386 387

388

389

390 391392

393

397 399

400 401 403404 406

408409 410 411412

413414

415

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MAP NUMBER

385386387

388

389

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410411A | M412

413414

415

DIS­ RATE TOTAL SOLVED

OF ARSENIC ARSENIC SAMPLE (AS) (AS)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

61-07-1963-07-05 _ II49-01-19 _ 2158-05-13 II62-06-18 _ .1

62-06-2760-03-12 _ II61-06-21 II62-06-11 _ II62-06-22 II

71-12-0764-05-1274-12-26 o II64-04-22

67-10-1671-09-3072-07-07 _ II

72-11-1564-03-1962-01-31 .. II

62-01-3162-03-00 _ .158-04-2162-01-3062-01-30 _I

64-07-1464-07-14 II64-07-14 -. II64-07-14 _ II64-07-1* _ II

64-07-1448-09-0253-06-2361-09-27 _ II64-06-25

OIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED BARIUM BORON

(BA) (B) (UG/L) (UG/L)

<

60 _..

240100

-.-- ..

120

~

630

II 21

150 *

« SO

mmm»,

~- -.

-~ mtm.

mmmm

DIS­ SOLVED

LITHIUM (LI)

(UG/L)

-.--..

-- -- _.

-.-_

--

.. ...

-- 1 ..

--

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DIS­SOLVED STRON­TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

^

....

""

""

""

CODEFOR

AGENCY COL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

1028

*

1028

...1028

990110281028

999999019999

9999

1028

102B102«999910281028

1028102ft102810281028

9999

CODEFOR

AGENCY ANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

M

1028

1028

1028

990110281028

999999019999

9999--

1028

1028102899991026102b

10281028102810281028

.9999

MAPNUMBER

385386387

388

389

390391392

393

397399

400401403404406

408409410411412

413414

NOTE:

Code for agency collecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 SoiI Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

102H 1028 415

215

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LOCAL IDENT-

I-MAP FIER NUMBER

416 017S018E01B01S417 017S018E02b01S418 017S018E03801S420 017S018E04A01S

421 017S018E04601S422 017S018E05o01S424 017S018E06A01S425 Ol7SOl8£06b01S426 017S018E06C01S

427 017S019E01K01S428 017S019E02G01S429 Ol7S019E03(j01S431 017S019E04G01S432 Ol7S019E06b01S

433 017S020E06L01S434 017S020E06M01S435 017S020E06M02S436 017S020EO*K01S

LAT­ I­

TUDE

32323232

3232323232

3232323232

32323232

42424242

4242424242

4242424242

42424242

27272722

2727272727

2727272727

2727?712

LONG­ I­

TUDE

115115lib115

115115115115115

114114115115115

114114114114

04050607

070809090V

5859000103

57575756

2619292B

3133223447

1518192024

38445157

SEO. NO.

01010101

0101010101

0101010101

01010101

ELEV. OF LAND SURFACE DATUM (FT.

ABOVEMSL)

126124119117117

1151051019494

150145145145125

14514S145155

216

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TOTALDEPTH

OFHOLE(FT.

BELOW LSD)

DEPTHTO TOP

OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL (FT)

DEPTHTO BOT­TOM OFSAMPLEINTER­VAL (FT)

DATEOF

SAMPLE

195195

179179

195195

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

61-09-27 64-06-15

64-07-09 64-07-U 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 04-07-09

TIME

DIS­ SOLVED SILICA (SI02) (M6/L)

2.01.01.0

1826

1.0

1.0

MAP NUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

217

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416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

DATEOF

SAMPLE

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 61-09-27 64-06-15

64-07-09 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

DIS­ SOLVEDALUM­ INUM

(AL) (UG/L)

TOTALI"ON(FE)

DIS­

SOLVED FERROUS IRON (FE)

IRON(FE)

(UG/L) (UG/L)

TOTAL MAN­

GANESE(MN)

(UG/L)

218

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DIS­ SOLVED MAN­

GANESE (MN)

(UG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED CAL- CIUH (CA)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED MAG­ NE­ SIUM (MG)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUM (NA)

(MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED SODIUM PLUS

POTAS­ SIUM (MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED PO- TMS-SIUM<K)

(MG/L)79523.8

2123

2.0 15 1.4 1.4 2.*

35 33 60

9.t» 18

126.4

2116

2423

1.6 fl.4a.i

5.5 .1 .1

2.4

5.57.2.4

7.8 1.0 1.3 6.3

131169718

300194354699296

124 153 136 13?

226213

206144135

BICAR­ BONATE (HC03) (MG/L)

46133

1380160162

54063

4011400148

2140185851

8119445

114

MAP NUMBER

416417418420

42! 422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

219

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H

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MAPNUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

DATEOF

SAMPLE

64-07-0964-07-0964-07-0961-09-2764-06-15

64-07-0964-07-1464-07-U64-07-1464-07-14

64-07-0964-07-0964-07-096*-07-0964-07-09

64-07-0964-07-0964-07-0964-07-09

CAR­BONATE(C03)(MG/L)

«. --00

...»

.. --

...

_

..

..

ALKA­LINITY

ASCAC03(MG/L)

381091UO131133

44352329

llbO121

17331548

42

661593794

DIS­SOLVED

SULFATE(S04>(MG/L)

312300190215208

105?17258

..288

18025838955.0

200160158208

DIS­SOLVEDCHLO­RIDE(CD(MG/L)

152121175158143

74144124198168

123101289lib97

123100119111

DIS­SOLVEDKLUO-RIDE(F)

(MG/L)

.7

.7

.6

1.5

.3

.6

.6 .7

.4

.6

.11.0.1

.5

.3

.4

.6

BROMIDE(BR)

(MG/L)

--

220

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DIS­

SOLVEDDIS­

SOLVED TOTAL SOLVED PLUS IODIDE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE NITRATE(1) (N) (N03) (N03)

(MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L)

DIS­ SOLVED

DIS_ NITRITE AMMONIANITRO­ GEN (N)

(MG/L)MAP

NUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

221

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MAPNUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

DATEOF

SAMPLE

64-07-0964-07-0964-07-0961-09-2764-06-15

64-07-0964-07-1464-07-1464-07-1464-07-14

64-07-0964-07-096^-07-0964-07-0964-07-09

64-07-0964-07-0964-07-0964-07-09

DIS_SOLVED

AMMONIA(NH4)(MG/L)

__-- --

._------

__------

----

OIS-SOLVtDSOLIDS(RES1-D(Jt AT1*0 C)(MG/L)

..-- ----

..~--..

..--

-_..

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(SUM OFCONSTI­TUENTS)(MG/L)

708714

1750726704

84664210402080882

517580642443250

b83S87487b87

DIS­SOLVEDSOLIDS(TONSPER

AC-FT)

__-- --

..------

_ --..--

..

HARD­NESS(CA»MG)(MG/L)

294226168791

56044

16

1101121662444

62205866

222

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NON-CAH-

BONATE HARD- PEKCENT NfcSS SODIUM (MG/L)

256 117

0 00

0 80 0 0

93 79

151 0 2

00

21 0

SODIUMAD­

SORP­ TION

RATIO

3.34.9

78

--

1178

154 32

5.1 6.3 4.8

9.820 8.2 9.9

SPE­

CIFICCON­DUCT­ ANCE

(MICRO- MHOS)

1130 1190 2920 11901170

1410 107017JO 3460 1470

862 966

1070 736417

971979 812 979

PH

(UNITS)

6.5 7.8 9.08 n U

7.8

10.17 <4' 7

10.0 11.2 8.8

8.8 7.2 6.0

10.08.0

a.*8.8 7.3 8.3

TEMPER- ATU&E

(OEG C)

23.9 25.0 26.1

25.0c3.3 24.4 27. a27.2

18.9 18.9 22.2 23.926.1

f a oCO . V

22.2 16.1 21.7

CARBON DIOXIDE

(C02) (MG/L)

23 3.4 2.22.6 4.1

.11.3.1 .0

j't * «f

.1 4.0

29.0

LJ o

.5

.5 3.6

o Tf

MAP NUMBER

416 417 418420

421422 424 425A **\£426

427 428 429431AT1*432

433 434 435436

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DATE OF

MAP NUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 61-09-27 64-06-15

64-07-09 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14 64-07-14

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09 64-07-09

TOTALARSENIC

(AS)(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVED

AKSENIC(AS)

(UG/L)

DIS­SOLVEDBARIUM(BA)

(UG/L)

DIS- DIS­ SOLVED SOLVED BORON LITHIUM

(8) (LI)(UG/L) (UG/L)

224

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DIS­SOLVEDSTHON-TIUM(SR)

(UG/L)

--.

-- --

--

----

...

CODEFORAGENCYCOL­

LECTINGSAMPLE

10281^2810281028

10281028102810281028

1028102*102dlog*1028

102810281C281028

CODEFORAGENCYANA­

LYZINGSAMPLE

1028102810281028

10281026102810281028

10281028102810281028

1026102810281026

MAPNUMBER

416417418420

421422424425426

427428429431432

433434435436

NOTE:

Code for agency col Iecting sample

and

Code for agency analyzing sample:

520 SoiI Conservation Service

1028 Geological Survey

1060 Bureau of Reclamation

9801 Private laboratory

9901 Educational

9999 Other

225

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MAP NUMBER

8

10

15

16

18

22

34

51

53

58

f i

tx

^

90

98

101

103

STATE .NUMBER

09S/12E-01002

09S/12E-02AG1

09S/13E-20E01

09S/13E-21P01

10S/09E-35N01

10S/10E-18N01

11S/13E-13002

11S/14E-02A01

llb/lbt-lTPUl

idS/09t-21«N<01

i<rS/09E-22H01

1^S/09E-23001

12b/lbt-27ROl

13S/09E-02N01

13S/15E-01B02

13S/15E-03N01

13S/15E-05001

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

DATE

1-13-72

9-16-70 1-13-72

1-13-72

1-13-72

10- 4-71 12-16-71

10- 4-71 1-12-72

12- 4-71

9-17-70

12- *-71

9-1&-70 12- f-71

1-12-72

10-30-71

10-30-71

12-15-70 12- 8-71

1-27-72

2-15-70 9-16-70

12-14-70 12-15-71

12-14-70 12-15-71

50

-08

-08

-Oft

-10

-04 -05

-05 -05

-05

-08

-06

-08

-oa

-07 -07

-08

-09 -09

-07

-07

18 6D

.9

-071 .3

.4

.7

.5

.3

.5

.5

.4

-069 .1

-067 .9

.0

.0

.1

.5

.9

.0

.2 -091

.5

.9

5C . \.

-06.0

-06.2

-06.1

-06.5

-07.4.

-OH. 9

-08.4

-05.3

-09.9

-10. 3

226

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MAP NUMBER

105

106

107

108

1 i 1

! M

I 16

1 18

1 19

120

122

127

128

135

147

148

149

STATE NUMBER

13S/15E-05D03

13S/15E-12R01

13S/15E-13H01

13S/15E-16QU1

13S/15E-23G01

13S/15E-24N01

13S/15E-33A01

13S/15E-34J01

13S/15E-34K01

13S/15E-34MU1

13S/16E-06J01

13S/16E-28R01

13S/16E-32S01

13S/13E-33A01

14S/15E-06B01

14S/15E-090G1

14S/15E-09N01

S

S

S

5

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

DATE

12. 14-70 12-15-71

12-15-71

9-16-70 12-10-71

12-14-70 12-10-71

12-13-70 12-10-71

12-13-70 12-10-71

9-16-70 12-12-70 12-10-71

9-17-70 12-10-71

12-10-71

12-13-70 1-28-72

12-16-70 12-15-71

1-28-72

12-10-71

4-25-72

9-16-70 12-12-70 12-10-71

1-25-72

12-11-70 1-28-72

5018

-07.7

-07.7

-09.1 -09.8

-07.9

-09.5 -09.7

-08.4

-09.2

-07.1

-07.4

-09.8 -10.6

-07.3

6D 6CI3

-09.7

-10.8

-089 -14.2

-10.4

-15.4

-10.0

-19.2

-11.7

-11.7

-12.5

-09.0

-08.5

-13.0

-05.6

-092

-20.0

-16.1

-16.6

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MAP NUMBER

150

151

152

155

156

1*7

159

160

16!

162

163

164

165

167

168

170

171

STATE NUMBER

14S/15E-11D01

14S/15E-12N01

14S/15E-15B01

14S/15E-^3M01

14S/15E-27A01

14S/15E-28K01

14S/15E-34S01

14S/15E-34Q01

14S/15E-34R01

14S/16E-0*Q01

14S/16E-04Q02

14S/16E-11H01

US/16E-16B01

145/16E-19N01

14S/10E-21B01

14S/16E-21001

14S/1C.E-22D01

S

5

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

s

S

s

s

DATE

12-13-70 1-28-72

12-13-70 1-28-72

12-11-70 9-17-70 1-25-72

12-11-70 1-25-72

12-11-70 1-25-72

1-25-72

12-11-70 1-25-7^

12-11-70 1-25-72

1-25-72

12-10-70 1-28-72

12-10-70 1-28-72

12-16-70 12-10-71

1-28-72

1-28-72

12-10-70 1-28-72

1-28-7*:

12-10-70 1-28-72

501

-08

-09

-09 -09

-08

-08

-07

-09

-07

-07

-07 -07

-07 -07

-09

18 6D

.6

.?

.4

.1 -090

.2

.9

.0

.0

.6

.7

.0

.4

.4

.7

.2

6CI3

-12.5

-17. a

-14.0

-11.5

-18.0

-16.3

-14.5

-18.1

-1?.*

-10.0

-10.4

-08.6

-09. <f

-19.3

-09.0

-11.7

-13.*

228

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"MAPNUMBER

174

175

183

186

187

188

190

191

192

193

196

197

198

200

201

202

204

STATE NUMBER

14S/16E-27M01

14S/16E-34E01

15S/15E-01H01

15S/15E-09Q01

15S/15E-10601

15S/15E-10K01

15S/15E-12H01

15S/15E-13N01

15S/15E-15F01

15S/15E-25B01

15S/15E-26801

15S/15E-35A01

15S/15E-36D01

15S/16E-07R01

15S/16E-08E01

15S/16E-15P01

15S/16E-19E01

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

DATE

1-26-72

1-26-72

1-26-72

9-17-70 1-25-72

9-17-70 12- 3-70 1-25-72

9-17-70 1-25-72

1-26-72

1-26-72

12- 3-70 1-25-72

1-26-72

9-17-70 11-29-70 1-18-72

9-16-70 11-29-70 1-18-72

11-28-70 1-18-72

12- 3-70 1-26-72

1-28-72

12- 2-70 1-26-72

12- 2-70 1-20-72

5018 5D 6CI3

-09.3

-11. 9

-11.9

-087 -16.0

-08.3 -080 -08.0

-15.1

-084 -15.7

-12.4

-13.6

-08.9 -U.3

-19.3

-09.7 -090 -09.3 -09.9 -1S.1

-094 -10.4 -10.9 -19.8

-07.3 -07.9 -12.7

-07.4 -12.8

-17.6

-07.5 -11. S

-07.7 -12.3

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MAP NUMBER

206

207

210

211

214

243

249

252

253

268

276

280

281

283

287

314

315

319

322

STATE NUMBER

15S/16E-22L01

15S/16E-23F01

15S/16E-27N01

15S/16E-29Q01

15S/16E-30Q01

15S/20E-09A01

16S/09E-25M02

16S/09E-35A01

16S/09E-35M01

16S/09E-36L01

16S/10E-20R01

16S/10E-30R01

16S/10E-32L01

16S/10E-41D01

16S/10E-41Q01

16S/16E-03C01

16S/16E-04F01

16S/16E-12N01

16S/16E-138G1

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

5

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

DATE

12- 2-70 1-20-72

11-22-72

12- 2-70 1-20-72

1-20-72

11-30-70 1-18-72

11-30-70 1-18-72

9-17-70 12- 9-71

11- 4-71

2-21-72

9-29-71

9-29-71 2-21-72

1-14-72

1-14-72

11- 4-71 2-21-72

2-22-72

12-14-71

1-19-72

11-30-70 1-19-72

1-20-72

1-19-72

5018

-10. -10. -10.

-08.

-07.

-07. -07.

-08. -09.

-07. -07.

-10.

-10.

-10.

-10.

-12.

-10.

-10.

-10. -11.

-10.

6D

1 1 2

5

6

1 1

27

6 3

2

6

2

8

6

3

0

8 1

0

6CI3

-14.1

-10.2

-10.2

-11.3

-IS. 6

-07.9

-09.9

-09.7

-09.4

-08.3

-08.1

-09.0

-08.2

-08.9

-11.5

-18.8

-09-.5

-08.9

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MAP NUMBER

323

324

325

326

328

348

376

380

389

393

STATE NUMBER

16S/16E-14A01

16S/166-15B01

16S/16E-15B02

16S/16E-17Q01

16S/16E-33D01

16S/17E-17B01

16S/196.-36P02

16S/20E-27001

16S/21E-21P01

17S/10E-11G01

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

DATE

12- 1-70 1-19-72

12- 1-70 1-18-72

9-17-70 1-19-72

1-20-72

1-20-72

6- 1-71 12- 7-71

9-17-70 12- 7-71

9-17-70 1-19-72

9-17-70

9-30-71

6018

-09. -10.

-08. -08.

-10.

-11. -11.

-12.

-12. -12.

-14.

-09.

I 6D

7 2

1 8

-095 7

6 8

-106 6

0 -10* 3

9

4

6CI3

-11.8

-13.0

-14.0

-16.2

-15.7

-08.0

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells

[Depth in feet below measuring point; Pressure in pounds per square inch; andTemperature i n degrees CeIs i usj

MAP NUMBER STAT£ NUMBER DATE DEPTH PRESSURE

37 11S/13E-22J01 S 1-30-64 750100012501500175020002250250027503250400050005600

39 11S/13E-23F01 S 2-18-6? 300400500600700800900

1000110012001300140015001600170018001900200021002200230024002500260027002POO2900300031003200

TEMPERATURE

121.0143.0166.0191.0219.0241.0^60.0274.0293.0310.0318.0336.0349.0

08.370.67?.. 87S.O76.778.980.6«3.385.0CJ6.168.390.091.1s/?.?95.096.198.398.9100.0102.?104.4106.7108.3109.4110.0110.0111.1112. M112. H117.?

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MAP NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE OEPTH PRESSURE

39 i!S/!3t-23F01 S 2-18-62 3300(Continued) 3400

350036003700380039004000410042004300440045004600470048004900500051005200523?

10-25-6? 400800

1200160020002400

12-18-64 20002500280028502875290029102920293029402950296029702980299030003020

TEMPERATURE

116.1117.?119.4119.4121.71??.H121.7121.7121.7122.?123.*124.4127.?12*. 4

130.6137.8135.6139.4140.6142.?16te.3132. a14*. 4

172.?1*2.8210.6231.7191.3241.3276.3285.?2b7.42H9.4?90.*2*2.*?*3.^^ v 3 . h2*4.1<r*4.72*5.?2*5. S?95.S296.3296. w

233

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MAPNUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH PRESSURE

39 1 IS/13E-23FOI S 12-18-64 3040(Continued) 3060

30803100312031403160318031903?00321032?n32503300400041004200428520002500290030003100320033003400350036003700380039004000410042004285

40 11S/13E-23G01 S 4- 0-61 200400600800

1000120014001600

TEMPERATURE

297.?2*7. S297.7298.629V. 1299.7300.?300.83UU*301.6301.93C2.230^.5303.0303.6310.331.*. 6316.4^32.426S.H2b3.a293.*?96.1298. *302.7304.730*. 9309.1310.?310. H311.6312. S313.0314.1316.1

60HO

10011*137153164178

234

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells Continued

M.^QCD STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH iMUMbbK

40 IIS/I3E-23GOI S 4-0-6! 1800(Continued) 2000

2200^4002<SOO28003000

46 11S/13E-33L01 S 10-26-7? 100200300400500^on700800900

1000110012001300140015001600170018001900200021002200230024002500260027002800290030003052

11-28-7? 200400600800

1000

PRESSURE

3886

131179*2527632*36b412459507<34559364266773077562086590595199tt

104210601127116912071228126913081326214302392476557

TEMPERATURE

19020321?22?233244*57

60.070.17?. 676.960.?63.366.590.894. 899.8

101.8106.6112.4124.7126.6129.1129.5130.4131.01*J.3146.8153.5159.0164.4

159.2167.1166.1162.0175.6176.0186.450.873.0

100.0129.7159.?

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells Continued

.UMBER STATE NUMBER

46 IIS/I3E-33LOI S(Continued)

DATE DEPTH

I 1-28-72 120014001600180020002200240026002650270028002900JOOO3083

PRESSURE

64**-7187*3869945

10701306ISO?147015481528176518571934

TEMPERATURE

189.7202.1*11.4220. A229.6241.6255.826*. f»274.3276.9275. «287. S293.2298. n

48 11S/13E-33M01 S 11-28-7?

49 11S/13E-33Q01 S 2-17-7?

200400600800

10001200140016001800200022002400260028003000320034003600375038503950405041504250f 360

0100200300

1061872713554405226036d67o9Bbl926100710901177126213bl1452lb>4I5dl16*3175218311895188119*5

16b9

106

151

50'. 465.48?. 6102.7121.3137.7154.*174.4Itt* .1198.9210.1220.*236.^245.7251. 9258.1264. H266.6265. 7265.7275.6278.1279. S278.1278.1

67.867.^

236

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells Continued

NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

49 IIS/I3E-33QOI S 2-17-72 400 (Continued) 500

600700«00900

1000110013001300140015001600170018001900£000210022002?63

50 11S/13E-33K01 S 1-24-7? 0200400600800

10001200140016001800200022002372

5- 5-72 1000150020002340

70 12S/13L-04Q02 S 5-12-*^ 10001100120013001400

PRESSURE

200 245293333374*15*5749353457261265?691731771809851893932961

651*6232315395471546b20695770852933

1006

TEMPERATURE

71.4bb.8

101.?116.9130.?146.1164.71(35.6200.4209. M.217.4^27. S23?..?2*0.7^42.0247.6253.1<"b7.62o2.??6S.?

118.6150.1173. S190.6202.4207.921«f.l231.4237.76^.6

114.6144.1113.1

97.697.898.799.099.4

237

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells Continued

NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH PRESSURE

70 I2S/I3E-04Q02 S 5-12-64 1500(Continued) 1600

17001800190020002100220023002400250026002700280029003000310032003300340035003600370038003900400041004200430044004503

5-19-64 1700180019002000210022002300240025002600270028002900

TEMPERATURE

99.8100.4100.8101.3101.7102.?103.1104.1105.0106.5107.9108.4109.3111.?115.0117.8119.?120.6122.5124.9126.8130. S135.3139. A141.4147. h154.1155.7Ib7.6161.0164.693.493.499.099.5

100.1101.710<i.3103.4104.5105.1106. H108.4lll.H

238

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MAP ~ ~" NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEP PRESSURE

70 I2S/I3E-04Q02 S 5-19-64 3000(Continued) 3100

33003300340035003600370038003900400041004200430044004500

72 12S/13£-10D02 S 12- 1-to? 145015001600170018001900200021002200230024002500260027002800290030003100320033003400350036003700380039004000

TEMPERATURE

118.4122.3125.6126.8131.8132.9137.3139. h142.3145.7151.?Ib2.9153.4Ib3.4155.7157.9

61.763.363.966.166.767.869.471.172.273.975.677.?78.980.683.9b5.686.787. ft89.490.691.767. H89.490. h

98.398.^98.9

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TABLE 5. Pressure and temperature measurements for selected geothermal wells Continued

MAP NUMBER

72

215

302

304

STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

I2S/I3E-IOD02 S 12- 1-62 4100(Continued) 4200

430044004500460047004800490050005100530053005337

I5S/I6E-35QOI S 2-18-72 2000250030003500400045005000550060006072

IOS/I4E-3IJOI S 7-14-72 50010001500175020002250250027503000350037504000425045004750*890

I6S/I4E-32KOI S 3-23-72 15002000

PRESSURE

iaa414634

7448b*963

1070117812tit5

1497160016971803190420062064

TEMPERATURE

100.098. V

101.7101.7103.3107.?104.4108.3107.?110.6110.0111.1108.9108. <^

67. ft70.37S.179.o86.087.993.199.0

111.*126.?

66.?95.7

120. *1*6.4134.9142.2148.1ibO.O151.1152. *154.3Ib5.0156.4.157.3Ib8.6159.0

103.4117.8

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MAP NUMBER

304

316

336

STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

I6S/I4E-32KOI S 3-23-72 2500(Continued) 3000

350037004030

4-18-7? 500100015002000250030003500400045005000b025

5- 5-7? 50010001500200025003000350040004500*977

I6S/I6E-08ROI S 8- 0-45 350028008000

112001200012313

I6S/I7E-06J02 S Q- 5-7; 500100015002000240026002800300032003400

PRESSURE

189422b*2856

107112861*95169816942085

1180170024003950

TEMPERATURE

128.?131.1132.7134.8137.777.4

114.5142.?157.?164.116S.O164.9IbS.n165.7167.6167.881.0

114.6143.9158.7163.6165.2164.6164.3164. S165.0

bS

117

160

55.578.795.7

110.1121.?125.1128.813?. 9136.7140.8

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MAP ""NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE QEPTH PRESSURE

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 8- 5-72 3600(Continued) 3800

400042004400460048005200540056005800bOOO620064006600680070007260

8- 6-7? 5001000150020002400<i8003000320034003600380040004200440046004800500052005400360058006000620004006600680070007270

TEMPERATURE

l42.fv

143.1142.6145.4147.0149. »Ib2.3153.3157.0160.1160.9Ib2.6164.9165.2167.5168.9Ito9.7175.855.975.995.7

114. 0126.7134.2139.41*3.1146.6148.?149.1

149.1151.?152.8155.4156.6156.4Ib9.316?.*Io5.*160.3167.9Ito9.d170.4172.9174.5175.*181.8

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NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEP PRESSURE

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 8- 7-72 1000

1500200024002600280030003200340036003800fOOO42004400<*6004800500052005400560053006000620064006600680070007260

8- 8-7? 500100015002000240026002800300032003400360038004000420044004600

TEMPERATURE

76.397.3

115.6128.6132.3136.7140.8144.0147.4148.6149.8149. ft151.7153.5156.1157.?159.1160.3163. fl165.9167.1168.7170.4171.?173.9175.?176.6lbi.8

93.3110.1126.7130.0134.7139.0141. b144.9145.9147.?147.0149.3151.1154.4

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NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 8-8-72 4800(Continued) 5000

52005400560058006000620064006600680070007260

8-14-7? 700072007400760078007993

9- 6-7? 500100015002000250030003500*0004500bOOO5500600062006400660068007000720074007560

10-11-7? 5001000150020002500

PRESSURE

2154236258<d7

1024118913181507170018872095?140

189399600801

1004

TEMPERATURE

155.4157.3158.6161.4163.7165.1166.7166.5169.7172.3174.117S.7181.014S.1

1*7.4

14*. 2155.?162.1166.310*. 9115.6124.7141.8155.716*. 9173.2177.8182.0183.?184.1IbS.fl186.4186.9187.8188.0188.0188.5194. H195.2b6.694.1

118.?139.?15S.3

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NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 10-11-72 3000(Continued) 3500

400045005000550060006?00640066006800700072007400760078008000

11-11-72 100200300400500600700800900

100013001600190022002500280031003400370040004300460049005200550058006100

PRESSURE

1207I40h1607180319982197239124732548262627102786286629^2302431023178

TEMPERATURE

162.3I6b.2172.0175.8177.4180.4183.5184.0184.7186.2187.9188. S189.3193.?194.7196.8200.1107.?110.2112.?114.0

115.7117.?118.7119.9121.6122.91<:9.1133.4140.7148.0154.6161.1168.1173.8179.5186.5190.919f.?194.9194.7195.5195.3195.3

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MAPNUMBER ' STATE NUMBER DATE OEPTH

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 1 l-l 1-72 b400(Continued) 6700

70007300760078007960

11-12-7? 100300500700900

11001300160019002200250028003100340037004000*30045004700490052005500580061006400670070007300760078008000

11-13-7? 100400700

110014001700

PRESSURE

17.720.623.623. b26.626.626.635.441.350.262.073. 486.5

106.2126.8159.3244.8318.6392.3472.0590.0699.1814.2929.2

1045115512741393150615801640

TEMPERATURE

195.5195. »196.3196.4197.3198.1199.4

107. h114.3118.6124.?129.8136.1

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NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 11-13-72 200023002600290032003500380041004400470050005300560059006200650068007100740077007960

11-29-7? 7940794079407940794079407940794079407940794079407940794079407940

11-30-7? 7940794079407940794079407940

PRESSURE

1608161616161620162116331651167516941714173117411741174517J317221678168616901700171217291761

TEMPERATURE

143.6ibO.8157.8164.2171.1177.3183.3191.3195.4195.9196.?196.51V6.7197.0197.0197.7197.7198.0199.3200.1201.9

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\elected

MMMom STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH NUMBER

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 11-30-72 7940(Continued) 7940

7940794079407940794079407940

12- 1-7? 400700

10001300160019002200250028003100340037004000430046004900 5200550058006100640067007000730076007960

12-12-7? 70010001300160019002200250028003100

PRESSURE

179618J318841914195919882012?0312045

86.6210.6332.7458.6578.4700.0819.6939.2

1056117512911406152516*117b9187419*0210b2222233724692*384272074.4

20^.2332.1458.0583.0706.6826.3944.0

10b2

TEMPERATURE

46.790.7

100.1117.4129.3140.1151.8161.?167.8172.7177.1181.1184.9187.6108.6189.3190.?191.?19?. 3193.1194. h

1*5.419*.?198.51*9.620?. 28?. 6*8.7

112. a1^5.1137.*149.?Is7.^163.*16fa.?

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NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

338 16S/17E-06J02 S 12-12-7? 3400(Continued) 3700

400043004600^90053005500t>8006100640067007000730076007960

IP-27-7? 27S500

3500450050005500600073407960

1- 4-73 275500

10001500200025003000350040004500bOOO550060006500700075007950

PRESSURE

1182130?1421

15*016561774189320102127224723632480259827222837297815.3

112.6134317351930212423182850308711.5

101.2313.0525.1737.5947.9

115913b6157017741977217123632557275029*73115

TEMPERATURE

171.6174.7177.1180.2181.8183.3184.4Iti6.?187.7189.3191.0192.7193.4196.7198.9201.659.971.3

172.7180.6182.8185.6168.1198.0202.1

29.046.957.469.882.492.9

110.3120.6125.4135. HI4o.2155.3163.6173.1177.1194.1

201.*

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MAP NUMBER STATE NUMBER DATE DEPTH

338 I6S/I7E-06J02 S 1- 5-73 375500

10001500200025003000350040004500500055006000b500700075007944

339 I6S/I7E-06LOI S 9-13-73 50010001500200025003000350040004500500055005926

10-15-73 100500

10001500200025003000350040004500500055005921

PRESSURE

70.6164.1374.0583.0791.5996.1

1196139S1569178419722171236325b5275029383115

TEMPERATURE

51.161.9a2.6

102.6120.9134.8150.7Io7.1158.3166.0172.?176.*181.5183.?188.6196.5201.8

90.0112. ft135.0152.?163.3170.6173.3176.1177. «181.1185.0186.742.868.392.8

118.31*1.7157.?16o.l170. fc173.9176.1180. 0183.9166.7

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MAP NUMBER

STATE NUMBER DATE

348 16S/17fc-17801 S 1-25-73

DEPTH PRESSURE TEMPERATURE

0100200300400500600700800900

10001100120013001363

15.370.6

114.5156.5198.5240.5284.4324.4366.4408.4452.3492.4534.8577.2600.4

33.7 36.3 43. * 48.? 54.1 58.2 62.7 67.0 71.?

77.? SO. 6) 85.7

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