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of Bouguer Gravity
Anomaly East of BOWIe
Bouguer Gravity contour
Contour interval is 5 mi lIigals
1975, Ground-water fall (See
Figure 34, Ground-water Table
Map of the.Bowie area,)
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Gravity profile used to model
subsurface geology, (See Figure 31
Gravity
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Model of Bowie Area.)
SOURCES:
(I) 'GRAVITY-Wynn and Dansereau, 1979.
(2) PROFI LE - Eaton t
1972.
(3}GROUND-WATER TABLE -Information
for 1975 j Wilson and White, 1976.
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SCALE: 1:250,000 0 6 Miles
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Figure 32.
Bouguer gravity map of Bowie area compared to' locations of ground-water falls.