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Human and Ecological Risk Assessment - Earthjustice

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Appendix CAttachment C-2: Hydrogeologic EnvironmentHydrogeologic SettingHydrogeologic Environment (continued)Hydrogeologic EnvironmentPlant Code Description Code DescriptionEckert Station 7Eb River Alluvium Without 7 River Valleys <strong>and</strong> FloodplainsOverbank Depositswithout Overbank DepositsEdgewater 7Bc Outwash Over SolutionLimestonePercentageComment70 Percentage based on productive aquifercoverage, Heath regions12 Solution Limestone 100 Setting based on aquifer <strong>and</strong> surficialgeology coveragesElmer W Stout 7D Buried Valley 4 S<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Gravel 100 Glaciofluvial aquifer overlaid by alluvialdepositsF B Culley 6Fa River Alluvium WithOverbank DepositsFayette PowerPrj10AbUnconsolidated <strong>and</strong> Semi-Consolidated ShallowSurficial AquiferFlint Creek 6Db Alternating S<strong>and</strong>stone,Limestone <strong>and</strong> Shale - DeepRegolithFort Martin 6Fa River Alluvium WithOverbank Deposits6 River Valleys <strong>and</strong> Floodplainswith Overbank Deposit10 Unconsolidated <strong>and</strong>Semiconsolidated ShallowAquifers100 Predominant alluvial setting; soils havesignificant fines (SCL+SLT = 94%)100 Setting based on aquifer <strong>and</strong> surficialgeology coverages2 Bedded Sedimentary Rock 100 Ozark plateau; Heath (1985) indicatesdolomite, s<strong>and</strong>y dolomite, s<strong>and</strong>stone, with noindication of solutioning. Surficial geology(cherty red clay) noted as thick regolith inAller et al. (1987)6 River Valleys <strong>and</strong> Floodplainswith Overbank Deposit100 Setting based on surficial geology; low SNL(< 1%) = overbank depositsFrank E Ratts 7D Buried Valley 4 S<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Gravel 100 Glaciofluvial aquifer in alluvial valley region(99%)G G Allen 8D Regolith 1 Metamorphic <strong>and</strong> Igneous 100 Based on surficial geologyGadsden 6Db Alternating S<strong>and</strong>stone,Limestone <strong>and</strong> Shale - DeepRegolithGadsden 6Fa River Alluvium WithOverbank DepositsGallatin 6Fa River Alluvium WithOverbank Deposits2 Bedded Sedimentary Rock 30 Percentage assigned based on productiveaquifer coverage6 River Valleys <strong>and</strong> Floodplainswith Overbank Deposit6 River Valleys <strong>and</strong> Floodplainswith Overbank Deposit70 Percentage assigned based on productiveaquifer coverage; soils have significant fines(SCL+SLT > 25%)100 Setting based on surface geology; high (56%)SCL = overbank deposits(continued)April 2010–Draft EPA document.C-2-7

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