GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

110 GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE
No. on
Plate 4
1
6
19
24
27
32
35
42
AA.
TTt
54
57
64
67
68
71
Location and description
STEWABT COUNTY
ANALYTICAL
Analyses of representative ground ;
[Margaret D. Foster, IT. S. Geological Survey,
Model, 5}4 miles west of. Cedar Spring, water from Fort Payne formation;
owned by W. C. Outland. Sampled Oct. 5, 1927.
Bumpus Mills, % mile south of. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 48
feet deep; water from chert residuum above St. Louis or Warsaw limestone;
owned by W. P. Luten. Sampled Oct. 5, 1927.
Dover, 5% miles northwest of. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 75 feet
deep; water from gravel (weathered chert nodules) ; owned by B . F. Riggins.
Sampled Oct. 5, 1927.
Indian Mound, 4}^ miles north of. Drilled well 5$l inches in diameter and
164 feet deep; water from St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by estate of
Mrs. Bert Smith. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
Indian Mound. Drilled well 55 feet deep; water from St. Louis or Warsaw
limestone; owned by C. K. Keatts. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
Mobley, 3M miles northwest of. Wofford Spring; water from Fort Payne
formation; owned by J. W. Wofford. Sampled Oct. 5, 1927.
Mobley, 4^4 miles east of. Unnamed spring from Fort Payne formation;
owned by estate of W. H. Cox. Sampled Oct. 5, 1927.
MONTGOMEEY COUNTY
Woodlawn, 5 miles northwest of. Drilled well 551 inches in diameter and 136
feet deep; water from St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by E. B.
Ingraham. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
Woodlawn, 5}4 miles northeast of. Britton Spring; water from St. Louis or
Warsaw limestone; owned by H. E. Killebrew. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
St. Bethlehem, 2J£ miles southwest of. Idaho Spring; water from alluvium
overlying St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by J. H. Unseld. Sampled
Oct. 4, 1927.
Clarksville, 4}^ miles east of. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 162 feet
deep; water from St. Louis or Warsaw limestone, leased by W. R. Corlew.
Sampled Oct. 4. 1927.
Hackberry. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 50 feet deep; water from
St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by Henry Yarber and James Broom.
Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
Louise, 4 miles southwest of. Unnamed spring from St. Louis or Warsaw
limestone; owned by George W. Bryant. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
Louise, 5 miles southeast of. Drilled well 5 inches in diameter and 65 feet
deep; water from Fort Payne formation; owned by C. D. Batson. Sampled
Oct. 4, 1927.
Hickory Point, 6M miles northeast of. Dug well 4 fdet in diameter and about
60 feet deep; water from chert residuum above St. Louis or Warsaw limestone;
owned by George Watson. Sampled Oct. 4, 1927.
EOBEETSON COUNTY
73 Adams, S^4 miles northwest of. Mint Spring; in basal St. Louis limestone;
owned by Joel Fort. Sampled Oct. 9, 1927.
81 Springfield, 10 miles north of. Drilled well 5