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GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

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Typical wells in Williamson County, Tenn. Continued<br />

[No. 387 dug', all others drilled]<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 />

Water<br />

level<br />

above<br />

or<br />

below<br />

surface<br />

(feet)<br />

Depth below<br />

surface<br />

(feet)<br />

No. on<br />

Plate 4<br />

Geologic horizon<br />

Character of material<br />

At Brentwood section houses.<br />

-30<br />

Bigby limestone<br />

or Hermitage formation.<br />

St. Louis or Warsaw<br />

limestone.<br />

Cannon limestone-<br />

m<br />

Representative of group of 17 wells in the community.<br />

Very<br />

small.<br />

Mo-<br />

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

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

-30-46.<br />

-76<br />

Bedding-plane crevice.<br />

40-50<br />

100<br />

355<br />

356<br />

4 wells, all dry holes, in Cannon and Bigby (?)<br />

limestones.<br />

Maximum capacity about 500 gallons a minute.<br />

8 or 10 dry holes at house; well at barn,<br />

60 feet deep, yields salty water; other domestic<br />

wells of neighborhood are 45 to 100 feet<br />

deep.<br />

Well flows by artesian pressure in winter.<br />

Most wells of vicinity about 60 feet deep.<br />

Ultimate yield 600 gallons a day<br />

Ultimate yield 300 gallons a day.<br />

At Franklin section foreman's residence.<br />

-40...<br />

Cannon limestone.<br />

70 __ .....<br />

None __<br />

357<br />

360<br />

363<br />

Domestic, stock ...<br />

Ridley (?) limestone.<br />

Cannon limestone-<br />

Hermitage formation.<br />

Lowville limestone<br />

or Hermitage formation.<br />

Solution crevice. ...<br />

160 . ....<br />

60 ._<br />

50<br />

Near bottom.<br />

"385<br />

do....<br />

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

do...<br />

-40. ..<br />

22<br />

Bedding-plane crevice.<br />

867<br />

368<br />

-40...<br />

360<br />

Dry holes in Bigby limestone and Hermitage<br />

formation.<br />

Reported drawdown 25 feet pumping 20 gallons<br />

a minute far 1 hour.<br />

Highly mineralized water from 200-foot waterbearing<br />

bed; another bed at depth of 40 feet<br />

supplies potable water in wet season.<br />

Well reaches top of Lebanon limestone at depth<br />

of 76 feet.<br />

Well on Johnson property, which adjoins<br />

Boxley, entered solution cavity 4 feet high<br />

at 139 feet.<br />

Ultimate capacity reported as 25 gallons a day.<br />

-20<br />

Lowville limestone<br />

Bedding-plane crevice.<br />

371<br />

372<br />

do.. . _ ..<br />

20-.<br />

Small. _<br />

Near .bottom.<br />

200<br />

373<br />

do. ...<br />

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

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

-75<br />

58<br />

-50-.<br />

Ridley limestone..<br />

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

876<br />

"376<br />

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

Very<br />

small.<br />

-60<br />

Lowville (?) limestone.<br />

Bedding-plane crevice.<br />

75 ...-<br />

377

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