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GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

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114 <strong>GROUND</strong> <strong>WATER</strong> <strong>IN</strong> <strong>NORTH</strong>-<strong>CENTRAL</strong> <strong>TENNESSEE</strong><br />

No. on<br />

Plate 4<br />

198-B<br />

218<br />

219<br />

220<br />

225<br />

229<br />

243<br />

258<br />

259<br />

260<br />

265<br />

268<br />

269<br />

277<br />

278<br />

279<br />

282<br />

286<br />

292<br />

294<br />

295<br />

Location and description<br />

DICKSON COUNTY continued<br />

Analyses of representative ground waters<br />

deep; water from St Louis or Warsaw limestone; W. R. Berry, owner.<br />

Sampled Oct. 7, 1927.<br />

White Bluff, ^ mile west of.' Drilled well 5% inches in diameter and 75 feet<br />

deep; water from St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by Jesse Gill.<br />

Sampled Oct. 8, 1927.<br />

St. Louis or Warsaw limestone; owned by Nashville, Chattanooga & St.<br />

Louis Ry. Sampled Oct. 8, 1927.<br />

White Bluff, ^ mile south of. Drilled well 8M inches in diameter and 1,383<br />

feet deep; water from top of Chattanooga shale at depth of 246 feet; owned<br />

by White Bluff Canning Co. Sampled Oct. 8, 1927.<br />

or Warsaw limestone; owned by city of Dickson; municipal supply. Sam­<br />

pled Oct. 8, 1927.<br />

Dickson. Drilled well 5M inches in diameter and 427 feet deep; water from<br />

St. Louis or Warsaw limestone at depth of 75 feet; owned by Dickson Ice<br />

Co. Sampled Oct. 8, 1927.<br />

CHEATHAM COUNTY<br />

Neptune, 1% miles northeast of. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 165<br />

feet deep; water from St. Louis limestone; owned by E. P. Frazier. Sam­<br />

pled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

Ashland City. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and 69 feet deep; water from<br />

Chattanooga shale; owned by T. F. Chambliss. Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

Ashland City, 2M miles south of. Dug and drilled well 25 feet deep at former<br />

site of Sulphur Spring; water from Fort Payne formation; owned by Cheat-<br />

ham County. Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

feet deep; water from Fort Payne (?) formation; owned by E. F. Alien and<br />

others; locally known as Sunrise Spring. Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

45 feet deep; water from St. Louis limestone; owned by Idlewild School,<br />

Petway community. Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

Kingston Spring post office, J^ mile south of. Kingston Spring; water from<br />

Fort Payne formation; owned by W. C. West. Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

water from Silurian limestone; owned by W. L. Palmore. Sampled Oct.<br />

12, 1927.<br />

DAVIDSON COUNTY<br />

Whites Creek, 3 miles northwest of. Drilled well 6 inches in diameter and<br />

158 feet deep; water from Fort Payne formation; owned by E. B. Hart.<br />

Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

Whites Creek, 2X miles west of. Carney's Spring; water from Chattanooga<br />

shale; owned by Mrs. George Carney. Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

23 feet deep; water from Chattanooga shale; owned by 3. D. Carrington.<br />

Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

Ashland City, 8 miles southwest of. Young '.s Spring; water from Silurian<br />

limestone; owned by C. R. Rohrer. Sampled Sept. 13, 1927.<br />

deep; water from Leipers or Catheys formation; owned by J. C. Smith.<br />

Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

97 feet deep; water from Catheys (?) formation; owned by Henry Farmer.<br />

Sampled Sept. 13, 1927.<br />

Nashville, 4M miles northwest of. Drilled well 6M inches in diameter and<br />

94 feet deep; water from Hermitage formation; owned by Q. W. Bolin.<br />

Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

1,491 feet deep; water from St. Peter (?) sandstone at depth of 1,165 feet<br />

probably mixed with water from Hermitage formation and Lebanon limestone;<br />

owned by Arthur Stevens. Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

297 Nashville, Buena Vista Ave. "Black sulphur" spring; water from Bigby<br />

limestone; owned by Buena Vista Springs Co. Sampled Sept. 14, 1927.<br />

298 Nashville, 1400 Eighth Ave. N. Drilled well 2,965 (?) feet deep; water probably<br />

from St. Peter (?) sandstone; owned by Morgan & Hamilton Co.<br />

Sampled Oct. 10, 1927.<br />

° Includes iron precipitated at time of analysis.<br />

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