GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

-130-
Shale .
use.
beds found below depth of 189 feet.
us
-35
Near bottom.
189.... _ .
Near bottom.
378
386
387
tion.
above St. Louis
or Warsaw limestone.
tion and Cannon limestone.
Ultimate capacity about 15 gallons a day.
Well abandoned.
water at depth of 100 feet; a third well 100
yards from No. 390 is 45 feet deep and finds
fresh water at base of zone of weathering.
..... do .... ......
None ......
40 ..
388
389
V « r v
small.
i
Drinking .- .....
61
-20
of Hermitage formation.
Cannon or Bigby
limestone.
Bedding-plane crevice.
Near bottom.
"390
..... do... ...... ....
stone.
5+
-20...
-15
.....do... ..........
...do
do
391
392
bearing bed, ultimate capacity 150 gallons a
day. Static level 40 feet below surface.
-40
-75
90
solution channels penetrated.
62
.....do.... .............
do
stone.
tion.
ice.
.....do... ...........
393
"394
limestone.
0 1
Near bottom.
None . .
60
40± .
396
397
pump.
-40
-20
ice.
hour.
leuna with water; well abandoned.
tion.
limestone.
stone.
tion.
mation.
tion or Lowville
limestone.
398
399
-60
ice.
Limestone __ .
do ... .
-.do...... ...
60. ___
Near bottom.
400
401
use.
-4... .
-22
1-2
-25
25,60
402
403
for petroleum 870 feet deep on August 17,
1927, while drilling. Dry hole from 60 to
855 feet; sinall yield of highly mineralized
water at 855 feet at top of gray magnesian (?)
limestone.
\'See analysis, pp. 116-117.
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