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GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

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Typical wells in Houston County, Tenn.<br />

[No. 139 dug and drilled; others driHed]<br />

Depth to<br />

which well<br />

is cased<br />

(feet)<br />

Diameter<br />

of well<br />

(inches)<br />

Depth of<br />

well (feet)<br />

Approximatealtitude<br />

above sea<br />

level<br />

(feet)<br />

Topographic situation<br />

Owner or lessee<br />

Location with referencelto nearest post office<br />

No. on<br />

Plate 4<br />

30<br />

112<br />

57<br />

112<br />

1,001<br />

565<br />

6<br />

4<br />

4<br />

8<br />

6<br />

6<br />

160(?)<br />

64<br />

93<br />

493<br />

730<br />

425<br />

515<br />

610<br />

525<br />

500<br />

Vail ey-_ .....<br />

Plat<br />

Vail<br />

Hittside<br />

..... .....<br />

Vailey_<br />

....... ... ......<br />

io- ___ _. . __ .<br />

Lou isville & Nashville R. R<br />

Ten<br />

A T\.<br />

Bell.... ....... ...<br />

Oar<br />

Stev<br />

Yell<br />

j H.<br />

Stokes^ _____ ____ . __ .<br />

Stewart<br />

Tennessee<br />

Erin, % mi le SW. .... ... .... .....<br />

Erin, 4 mil<br />

Erin, % m ilesSW...-....... .......................<br />

Erin, 9J£ m ilesSE _____ . .......................<br />

Erin, 10M iniles<br />

SE ___ .. ____ .. ...... ...<br />

139<br />

140<br />

144<br />

145<br />

149<br />

151<br />

153<br />

Water<br />

level<br />

above<br />

or<br />

below<br />

surface<br />

(feet)<br />

Water-bearing beds<br />

Remarks<br />

Use of water<br />

Temperature<br />

(°F.)<br />

Yield<br />

(gallons<br />

a minute)<br />

Method of lift<br />

Depth below<br />

surface<br />

(feet)<br />

No. on<br />

Plate*<br />

Geologic horizon<br />

Character of<br />

material<br />

Public well at Stewart station. Dug well 6 feet<br />

in diameter and 30 feet deep to top of rock,<br />

with drilled hole 4 inches in diameter drilled<br />

to total depth, 57 feet. Fails in extreme<br />

drought.<br />

Other supplies of community are obtained from<br />

cisterns and dug wells about 20 feet deep.<br />

Test wen by Erin Oil & Gas Co. Small yield of<br />

water at depth of 14 feet; no water-bearing<br />

beds below depth of 177 feet.<br />

Sulphur water. Top of Chattanooga shale<br />

at depth of 370 feet.<br />

60<br />

3<br />

-30<br />

St. Louis (?) limestone.<br />

Near bottom.<br />

139<br />

... -do.. ...<br />

58<br />

3-5<br />

..... do.-<br />

Cherty residuum<br />

above St. Louis<br />

limestone.<br />

Fort Payne formation.<br />

... -do.. ...<br />

do ....... ...<br />

Fort Payne (?)<br />

formation.<br />

Fort Payne formation.<br />

do--<br />

140<br />

None... _<br />

None _ ... __ ...<br />

-20<br />

Solution crevice ....<br />

177<br />

144<br />

... -do..<br />

Domestic, stock.. .<br />

.....do _ ,<br />

300±<br />

145<br />

57<br />

68<br />

3 ...<br />

3-5<br />

.....do __ ___<br />

No water-bearing beds below depth of 23 feet.<br />

62<br />

-20<br />

Bedding-plane crevice,<br />

do<br />

48<br />

23<br />

"149<br />

151<br />

153<br />

1 See analysis, pp. 112-113.

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