1999
DOI: 10.2172/761146
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The Regional Water Table of the Savannah River Site and Related Coverages

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“…The best data on the water-table aquifer south of Upper Three Runs are available in reports on these waste sites (Dunaway et al 1987a, b, Huber andBledsoe 1987;Jaegge et al 1987, KiIlian et al 1987and Pekkala et al 1987). For areas north of Upper Three Runs, data are available in Hiergesell (1995) and .…”
Section: Environmental Information Documenters Geology and Hydrogeologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The best data on the water-table aquifer south of Upper Three Runs are available in reports on these waste sites (Dunaway et al 1987a, b, Huber andBledsoe 1987;Jaegge et al 1987, KiIlian et al 1987and Pekkala et al 1987). For areas north of Upper Three Runs, data are available in Hiergesell (1995) and .…”
Section: Environmental Information Documenters Geology and Hydrogeologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The list of water table aquifer wells was provided by the SRS. 25 A total of 869 wells were used in the analysis. Significant areas of the site did not have water table wells.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estimates of the average baseflow using hydrograph separation techniques indicate the average groundwater flow in the vicinity of the suspected outcrop region is 2.65 cubic feet of groundwater per second. As indicated by regional water table maps, in this vicinity Tims Branch is considered to represent a discharge zone of the shallow Lost Lake aquifer (Hiergesell 1998). As a result, half of the baseflow is considered to be associated with groundwater from the A/MArea, including the plume associated with the Southern Sector, and the other half is associated with groundwater on the eastern side of the stream.…”
Section: Interpretation and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%