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GROUND WATER IN NORTH-CENTRAL TENNESSEE

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OOHTBHTS V<br />

Ground water Continued. Page<br />

Quality of ground water_______________________________________ 99<br />

Chemical constituents in relation to use____________________ 99<br />

Sanitary considerations____________________________________ 108<br />

Analytical data_ __ ______ ____________ 111<br />

Relation to stratigraphy.________________________________ 120<br />

Summary descriptions by counties________________________________ 124<br />

Cheatham County____________________________________________ 124<br />

Davidson County______________________________ 131<br />

Dickson County___ ___ _____________________ 140<br />

Houston County ___ _______________________ 148<br />

Humphreys County._______ _________________________ 153<br />

Montgomery County____________________._____________________ 163<br />

Robertson County___^___________________________ 170<br />

Rutherford County________.________________ 177<br />

Stewart County______________________________ 190<br />

Sumner County ____ ___________________ 198<br />

Williamson County__________________________ 207<br />

Wilson County_______________________________ 220<br />

Index_________________________________________ 235<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

PLATE 1. Index map of Tennessee, showing physiographic districts and<br />

progress in survey of ground-water resources-______________ 24<br />

2. A, Typical topography of the interstream tracts of the High­<br />

land Rim plateau; B, Sink-hole topography on upland plain__ 24<br />

3. Map showing area covered by this report in relation to drainage<br />

basins of the Tennessee, Cumberland, and Green Rivers____ 24<br />

4. Geologic map of north-central Tennessee, showing location of<br />

typical wells and springs _____________________________ In pocket,<br />

5. A, Subsurface drainage channel of the Nashville Basin peneplain,<br />

near Gladeville, Wilson County; B, Love Davis Cave, 3<br />

miles southwest of Smyrna, Rutherford County____________ 24<br />

6. A, Nodular chert in lower part of St. Louis limestone on State<br />

highway 11, about 3 miles northwest of Adams, Robertson<br />

County; B, Residual clay overlying St. Louis limestone 1<br />

mile west of Erin, Houston County; C, Tabular chert in<br />

limestone of Fort Payne formation at Cedar Spring, Stewart<br />

County.______________________________________________ 40<br />

7. A, Bigby limestone exposed in abandoned quarry south of Ten­<br />

nessee Central Railroad at Loveman's Crossing, East Nash­<br />

ville; B, Sandy cross-bedded limestone near base of Bigby<br />

limestone, exposed in weathered outcrop in small quarry at<br />

Hamilton and Morrison Streets, Nashville.________________ 41<br />

8. Chemical character of water from representative seepage springs<br />

in north-central Tennessee_____________________________ 88<br />

9. A, Orifice of tubular spring in Ridley limestone on south bank<br />

of West Fork of Stone River, 2% miles northeast of Florence,<br />

Rutherford County; B, Big Spring, 6>£ miles east of Lebanon<br />

on the Nashville Basin peneplain_-__---------_-_-_______- 88

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