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RESULTS OF TEST DRILLING AND HYDROLOGIC MONITORING IN THE INDIAN BATHTUB AREA, OWYHEE COUNTY, SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO, JANUARY 1989 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1990 By H.W. Young, M.L. Jones, D.J. Parliman, and A.M. Tungate U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Open-File Report 90-597 Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Boise, Idaho 1990

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RESULTS OF TEST DRILLING AND HYDROLOGIC MONITORING IN THE

INDIAN BATHTUB AREA, OWYHEE COUNTY, SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO,

JANUARY 1989 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1990

By H.W. Young, M.L. Jones, D.J. Parliman, and A.M. Tungate

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Open-File Report 90-597

Prepared in cooperation with the

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Boise, Idaho

1990

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

MANUEL LUJAN, JR., Secretary

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Dallas L. Peck, Director

For additional information Copies of this report can bewrite to: purchased from:

District Chief U.S. Geological SurveyU.S. Geological Survey Books and Open-File Reports Section230 Collins Road Federal Center, Box 25425Boise, ID 83702 Denver, CO 80225

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CONTENTS

Page Abstract.......................................................................................... 1Introduction.................................................................................... 1

Acknowledgments....................................................................... 3Reference........................................................................................ 3Well- and spring-numbering system................................................... 4

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1. Map showing location of study area, test holes, andselected thermal-water wells and springs....................... 2

2. Diagrams showing completion, lithologic, and gammalogs for test holes......................................................... 5

3. Hydrographs of water levels in test holes and selectedthermal-water wells during the period January 1989through September 1990................................................ 11

4. Hydrographs of discharges at selected springs duringthe period March 1989 through September 1990................ 15

TABLES

Table 1. Water-level data for test holes and selected thermal- water wells.................................................................. 16

2. Chemical and isotopic analyses of water from test holes........ 40

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CONVERSION FACTORS

For the convenience of readers who may prefer to use metric (International System) units rather than the inch-pound units used in this report, values may be converted by using the factors listed below. Chemical data are given in mg/L (milligrams per liter) or (ig/L (micrograms per liter), which are, within the range of values presented, numerically equal to parts per million or parts per billion, respectively. Specific conductance is expressed as (iS/cm (microsiemens per centimeter) at 25 degrees Celsius.

Multiply inch-pound unit By To obtain metric unit

acre 4,047 square meterfoot (ft) 0.3048 metergallon per minute (gal/min) 0.06308 liter per secondinch (in.) 25.4 millimetermile (mi) 1.609 kilometersquare mile (mi2) 2.590 square kilometer

Temperatures in °C (degrees Celsius) can be converted to °F (degrees Fahrenheit) as follows:

°F = (1.8)(°C) + 32

All water temperatures are reported to the nearest 0.5 °C.

Sea level: In this report, "sea level" refers to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD of 1929) a geodetic datum derived from a general adjustment of the first-order level nets of both the United States and Canada and formerly called "Sea Level Datum of 1929."

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RESULTS OF TEST DRILLING AND HYDROLOGIC MONITORING IN THE

INDIAN BATHTUB AREA, OWYHEE COUNTY, SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO,

JANUARY 1989 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1990

By

H.W. Young, M.L. Jones, D.J. Parliman, and A.M. Tungate

ABSTRACT

This report presents data collected during the period January 1989 through September 1990 from eight test holes and selected thermal-water wells and springs in the Indian Bathtub area, southwestern Idaho. The data include completion, lithologic, and gamma logs for eight test holes, hydrographs of water levels in the test holes and ten other wells, hydrographs of discharges at four springs, and chemical and isotopic analyses of water from six of the test holes. These data were collected as part of a continuing study to determine the cause or causes of decreased discharge at Indian Bathtub Spring and other thermal springs along Hot Creek.

INTRODUCTION

The Indian Bathtub area is about 60 mi southeast of Boise in southwestern Idaho. The area comprises about 120 mi2 of valleys and uplands in the lower Bruneau River, Sugar Creek, Big Jacks Creek, and Little Valley Creek drainage basins in northern Owyhee County (fig. 1). During the period March 17 through May 16, 1990, eight test holes were drilled and completed at four sites. After completion, six test holes were equipped with continuous water-level recorders. Water samples were collected from the six holes for chemical and isotopic analyses. During the period January 1989 through September 1990, water levels in selected thermal-water wells and discharges at selected springs were measured.

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These data were collected as part of a 3V2-year study, in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to determine the cause or causes of decreased discharge at Indian Bathtub Spring and other thermal springs along Hot Creek. Data collected during the period January through September 1989 are published in a report by Young and Parliman (1989). A final interpretive report will be published upon completion of the study.

Locations of test holes and measured thermal-water wells and springs are shown in figure 1. Diagrams of completion, lithologic, and gamma logs for test holes are shown in figure 2. Hydrographs of water levels in test holes and selected wells are shown in figure 3. Hydrographs of discharges at selected springs are shown in figure 4.

Water-level data for test holes and selected thermal-water wells are shown in table 1. Chemical and isotopic analyses of water from test holes are shown in table 2. Figures 2, 3, and 4, and tables 1 and 2 are at the back of the report.

Acknowledgments

The authors are grateful to the many landowners in the study area who allowed access to their property, supplied information, and permitted measure­ ments to be made in their wells and springs. Special thanks are given to Robert E. DeTar, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, for his description of test-hole cuttings. The work of the following individuals also is acknowledged: J.A. Singer, R.M. McKran, Jack Hennagan, Rick Ludlum, and Jim Huckaby, U.S. Geological Survey, Western Region Drill Rig Operation, Santa Barbara, Calif.; and L.D. White, M.A. Huebner, and C.A. Maley, U.S. Geological Survey, Isotope Laboratory, Menlo Park, Calif.

REFERENCE

Young, H.W., and Parliman, D.J., 1989, Hydrologic and chemical data for selected thermal-water wells and springs in the Indian Bathtub area, Owyhee County, southwestern Idaho: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 89-589,19 p.

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Well- and Spring-Numbering System

The well- and spring-numbering system (example below) used by the U.S. Geological Survey in Idaho indicates the location of wells within the official rectangular subdivision of public lands, with reference to the Boise base line and Meridian. The first two segments of the number designate the township (north or south) and range (east or west). The third segment gives the section number; four letters, which indicate the l/4 section (160-acre tract), l/4- l/4 section (40-acre tract), l/4- l/4- l/4 section (10-acre tract), and 1/4- 1/4- 1/4- 1/4 section (2!/2-acre tract); and serial number of the well within the tract.

Quarter sections are designated by the letters A, B, C, and D in counterclockwise order from the northeast quarter of each section. Forty-acre, 10-acre, and 2*72-acre tracts within each quarter section are lettered in the same manner. Well 7S-6E-21DBC1, for example, is in the SWl/4NW l/4 SEi/4 sec. 21, T. 7 S., R. 6 E., and is the first well inventoried in that tract. Springs are designated by the letter "S" following the last numeral; for example, 8S-6E-3BDD1S.

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7S-6E-29BBA1, 2 LITHOLOGIC LOG

GAMMA LOG

0-in. casing, 0.65 ft above 6-in. casing, 1 ft above land surface datum land surface datum

-^ ^f0 -

-

40 -

80 -

120 -

160 -

200 -

M 5 240 -

fe :§ 280 -

Q £ 320 -

J

^ 360 -

OJ^dP5 400 -

H '. WW 440 -b

5 48°:H0,C^ Kon>~c 520 Q

560 -

600 -

640 -

680 -

720 -

\

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f!33/g -in. hole, 0 10.5 ft

12-in. casing, 0 39.5 ft

,

Q Concrete seal, 0 246.4 ft

J51i5l 10-in. casing, 0 246.4 ft^l

5L9""^?* Water levels, June 12, 1990 Ur^rJr 7S-6E-29BBA2$

6-in. casing, 0 414.8 ft

\

yCl<1 Concrete seal, 364 41S.8 ft

Bottom of float shoe, 415.8 ft(float shoe, 6" x I 1 )

5 7/8 -in. hole, 415.8 760 ft

*p IIVD-D

y i,

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Tuffaceous siltstone

Tuffaceous siltstone

Fine sand

Silt

Gravel

SiltPea gravelSilt

Fine sand Basalt

Silt & sand

Basalt

Lithologic log from Robert E. DeTar,U.S. Bureau of Land Management,

written commun., 1990

Land surface is 2,825 feet above sea level

Figure 2. Completion, lithologic, and gamma logs for test hole 7S-6E-29BBA1, 2.

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7S-6E-34BCA1 7S-6E-34BCA2 7S-6E-34BCA3

<!to

o -i

80 -

120 -

160 -

200 -

240 -

05 280 -

Q Z"^ 320 H

3S3 H

to" Q

400 -

440 -

520 -

600 -

680 -

>J 13 3/4 -in. hole, 0 10 ft |i

| \^-Concrete seal, 0 10ft I 1

I ^ 12-in. casing, 0 10 ft

11 7/g -in. hole, 10 104.4 ft

Concrete seal, 0 104.4 ft

720 -1

Land surface is 2,885 feet above sea level

10-in. casing, 0 104.4 ft LC

10-in. hole, 104.4 322.3 ft

Waterlevel, June 12, 1990

Concrete seal, 0 322.3 ft

6-in. casing, 0 322.3 ft

5 7/g -in. hole, 322.3 681 ft

- Total depth, 681 ft

)' - 13 3/4 -in. hole, 0 10 ft | MC ^- Concrete seal, 0 18 ft "^

12-in. casing, 0 18 ft

Concrete seal, 0 99 ft

10-ln. casing, 0 99 ft

Concrete seal, 0 287 ft

l 1^ -in. PVC, 0 321.8 ft- Water level, June 12,1990

Gravel packed with pea gravel, 287 323 ft

lV2-m. PVC, perforated,301.8 321.8 ft

(256 s/i6-in- holes)

Total depth, 323 ft

JUl 13 3>4 -in. hole, 0 10 ft n\"" Concrete seal, 0 10.910 10.9ft

12-in. casing, 0 10.9ft

H

Concrete seal, 0 319 ft

6-in. casing, 0 319ft

Waterlevel, June 12,1990

Concrete seal, 0 325.4 ft

Gravel packed with pea gravel, 325 583.7 ft

lV2 -in. PVC, 0 679 ft

- Concrete plug, 583.7 614 ft

Gravel packed with pea gravel, 614 679 ft

1 V2 -iri- PVC, perforated,639 679 ft

(568 13/64 -in. holes)

Total depth, 679 ft

Figure 2. Completion, lithologic, and gamma

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LITHOLOGIC LOG

GAMMA LOG

40 -

80 -

tilu<3 fa ttD

200 -

240 -

320 -

J 360tit CQ

g 400

tittog 440SB"

fiU 480 -

560 -

600 -

640 -

680 -

720 -1

/till

Silt, sand, & gravel

Limestone

Tuffaceous siltstone

Silt & sand

Basalt

Fine sand

Silt & sand

Basalt

Silt & sand

Silt & sand

Basalt Fine sand

Lithologic log from Robert E. DeTar,U.S. Bureau of Land Management,

written commun., 1990

logs for test hole 7S-6E-34BCA1, 2, 3 Continued.

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8S-6E-3BDC1 8S-6E-3BDC2

U<fa&£>

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40 -

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80 -

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Land surface is 2,775 feet above sea level

)\ 13 3/B-in. hole, 0 10.5 ft Sj

H 7/g -in. hole, 10.5 93 ft

Concrete seal, 0 93 ft

10-in. casing, 0 94 ft

Water level, June 12, 1990

in. hole, 94 193.5 ft

Concrete seal, 0 193.5 ft

6-in. casing, 0 193.5 ft

5 7/g -in. hole, 193.5 480 ft

Total depth, 480 ft

O o

J 1 10-in. hole, 0 90.4 ft

PI

<H Concrete seal, 0 67 ft

-V] 6-in. casing, 0 90.4 ft

P | / Gravel packed with pea J>Jf gravel, 67 90.4 ft

Si] Water leve1' June 12- 199°

^lj Perforated, 80.4 90.4 ft -Oi\ (J /g x 12-in. slots, 5

\ slots per row, 5 rows)

\ Total depth, 90.4 ft-«=(OO

IfDO

Oo

8S-6E-3BDC3

10-in. hole, 0 140 ft

Concrete seal, 0 100 ft

- 6-in. casing, 0 140 ft

Water level, June 12, 1990 if- Gravel packed with pea

gravel, 100 140 ft Perforated, 120 140ft - ( Vg* 12-in. slots, 5 slots per row, 10 rows) 'V

N Total depth, 140 ft

Figure 2. Completion, lithologic, and gamma

8

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LITHOLOGIC LOG

GAMMA LOG

Edu

o z

40 -

60 -

80 -

100 -

120 -

140 -

160 -

180 -

200 -

220 -

Tuffaceous silt & sand

Silt & sand

Scoriaceous basalt

Fine sand

Basalt

3 240 -^Ed COH 26tH

S 280 -

300 -sPH 320 -EdO

340 -

360 -

380 -

400 -

420 -

440 -

460 -

480 -

Lithologic log from Robert E. DeTar, U.S. Bureau of Land Management,

written commun., 1990

logs for test hole 8S-6E-3BDC1, 2, 3 Continued.

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80

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130

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180

205

230

100

125

150

175

200

225

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117

119

121

123

125

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i i i

7S-5E-21CCA1

JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT. NOV. JAN. MAR. MAY JULY

1989 1990

Figure 3. Water levels in test holes and selected thermal-water wellsduring the period January 1989 through September 1990.

(Well locations shown in figure 1)

SEPT.

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7S-6E-9BAD2

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-37

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155

156

157

158

159

160

180

182

184

186

188

190

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Water levelbelow landsurface, no

measurementpossible

j___i___i___i___i___i___i___i___i___i___i

7S-6E-21DBC1

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Nomeasurements

Measurement'

J___I____I____I____I____I____I____I

7S-6E-26BDA1

7S-6E-29BBA1

7S-6E-29BBA2

JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT. NOV. JAN.

1989

MAR. MAY JULY SEPT.

1990

Figure 3. Water levels in test holes and selected thermal-water wellsduring the period January 1989 through September 1990 Continued.

(Well locations shown in figure 1)

12

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7S-6E-34BCA1210

211

212

213

214

215

210

212

214

216

218

220

210

212

214

216

218

220

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-8

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0

320

322

324

326

328

330

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7S-6E-34BCA3i i i i T i i r i i r \ \ i i r

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I____I____l____I____|___|_____I_____|____I____I____|________l____l___|____l____l____l____I____I

7S-6E-34DAD1i i r

Pumping, nomeasurements

possible

Pumping, nomeasurements

possible

ti W

I____|____I____I I____I____I I____l____l____l____l____l____l____l

8S-5E-16AAA1

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JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT. NOV. JAN. MAR. MAY JULY

1989 1990

Figure 3. Water levels in test holes and selected thermal-water wellsduring the period January 1989 through September 1990 Continued.

(Well locations shown in figure 1)

SEPT.

13

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8S-6E-3BDC175

77

79

81

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5 155

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157

159

161

163

165

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JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT. NOV. JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT.

1989 1990

Figure 3. Water levels in test holes and selected thermal-water wellsduring the period January 1989 through September 1990 Continued.

(Well locations shown in figure 1)

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7S-6E-22DADB1S

700

100

90

80

70

60

50

7S-6E-34DCB1S

W H P

W

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8S-6E-3BDD1S80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

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flow , flow , flow

8S-6E-3BDD2Si i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i r

(at vents)

No No No flow, flow flow

JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT. NOV.

1989

JAN. MAR. MAY JULY SEPT.

1990

Figure 4. Discharges at selected springs during theperiod March 1989 through September 1990.

(Spring locations shown in figure 1)

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Tabl

e 1

. W

ater

-leve

l dat

a for

test

hol

es a

nd s

elec

ted

ther

mal

-wat

er w

ells

[ ,

no

data

ava

ilabl

e; S

tatu

s: P

, pum

ping

; E, r

ecen

tly fl

owed

; R, r

ecen

tly p

umpe

d. W

ater

-leve

l m

easu

rem

ents

acc

urat

e to

one

-tent

h of

a fo

ot w

ere

read

from

a c

ontin

uous

reco

rder

]

Test

hol

e or

w

ell N

o.

6S-

5E-3

5CB

D1

7S-

4E-2

7BC

C1

Dat

e m

easu

red

1-19

-89

2-21

-89

3-21

-89

3-22

-89

4-25

-89

5-17

-89

6-12

-89

7-12

-89

8-15

-89

9-14

-89

10-2

4-89

11-1

4-89

12-1

2-89

1-18

-90

2-13

-90

3-14

-90

4-10

-90

5-15

-90

6-15

-90

7-19

-90

8-16

-90

9-14

-90

1-19

-89

2-21

-89

3-21

-89

Wat

er le

vel

(fee

t bel

ow

land

sur

face

)

68.5

568

.05

67.7

967

.36

70.8

0

206.

7821

7.71

115.

8410

0.71

94.3

4

81.7

677

.70

74.7

172

.41

71.3

1

70.5

516

4.54

198.

4522

8.12

224.

96

222.

9420

9.08

103.

2310

2.55

101.

93

Stat

us

P P ___ _^

_ P P P P P P

Test

hol

e or

w

ell N

o.

7S-

4E-2

7BC

C1

(con

tinue

d)

7S-

5E-1

3CB

B1

Dat

e m

easu

red

4-25

-89

5-23

-89

6-12

-89

7-12

-89

8-15

-89

9-14

-89

10-2

4-89

11-1

4-89

12-1

3-89

1-18

-90

2-13

-90

3-14

-90

4-10

-90

5-15

-90

6-15

-90

7-19

-90

9-17

-90

2-21

-89

3-22

-89

4-11

-89

5-16

-89

6-12

-89

7-12

-89

8-15

-89

9-14

-89

Wat

er le

vel

(fee

t bel

ow

land

sur

face

)

102.

2621

0.60

221.

0510

7.82

200.

10

108.

0210

8.70

105.

5310

4.55

103.

56

102.

9610

2.33

102.

7821

0.75

104.

41

212.

7510

8.12

119.

2311

8.80

118.

13

119.

0112

0.24

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6-12

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6-13

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6-14

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6-15

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6-16

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6-18

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6-19

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_ __

_ mim

^

Test

hol

e or

D

ate

wel

l No.

m

easu

red

8S-

6E-

4DC

D1

7-11

-90

(con

tinue

d)

7-12

-90

7-13

-90

7-14

-90

7-15

-90

7-16

-90

7-17

-90

7-18

-90

7-19

-90

7-20

-90

7-21

-90

7-22

-90

7-23

-90

7-24

-90

7-25

-90

7-26

-90

7-27

-90

7-28

-90

7-29

-90

7-30

-90

7-31

-90

8- 1

-90

8- 2

-90

8- 3

-90

8- 4

-90

Wat

er le

vel

(feet

bel

ow

land

sur

face

)

161.

0616

1.10

161.

1716

1.15

161.

17

161.

2716

1.39

161.

3816

1.36

161.

36

161.

4116

1.35

161.

2816

1.27

161.

40

161.

6116

1.60

161.

6516

1.69

161.

68

161.

7616

1.80

161.

9216

2.00

162.

05

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us

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Tabl

e 1

. W

ater

-lev

el d

ata

for

test

hol

es a

nd s

elec

ted

ther

mal

-wat

er w

ell

s C

ontin

ued

CO to

Test

hol

e or

D

ate

wel

l No.

m

easu

red

8S-

6E-

4DC

D1

8- 5

-90

(con

tinue

d)

8- 6

-90

8- 7

-90

8- 8

-90

8- 9

-90

8-10

-90

8-11

-90

8-12

-90

8-13

-90

8-14

-90

8-15

-90

8-16

-90

8-17

-90

8-18

-90

8-19

-90

8-20

-90

8-21

-90

8-22

-90

8-23

-90

8-24

-90

Wat

er le

vel

(fee

t bel

ow

land

sur

face

) St

atus

162.

10

16

2.10

162.

11

16

2.14

162.

20

162.

25

16

2.31

162.

34

16

2.34

162.

32

162.

29

16

2.47

162.

45

16

2.45

162.

40

162.

34

16

2.40

162.

37

16

222

16

2.15

Test

hol

e or

D

ate

wel

l No.

m

easu

red

8S-

6E-

4DC

D1

8-25

-90

(con

tinue

d)

8-26

-90

8-27

-90

8-28

-90

8-29

-90

8-30

-90

8-31

-90

9- 1

-90

9- 2

-90

9- 3

-90

9- 4

-90

9- 5

-90

9- 6

-90

9- 7

-90

9- 8

-90

9- 9

-90

9-10

-90

9-11

-90

9-12

-90

9-13

-90

Wat

er le

vel

(fee

t bel

ow

land

sur

face

)

162.

1716

2.22

162.

2316

2.20

162.

07

162.

1816

2.20

162.

2216

2.30

162.

33

162.

4016

2.44

162.

5216

2.51

162.

48

162.

5116

2.52

162.

4816

2.53

162.

61

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rfh.

o

Tab

le 2

. C

hem

ical

and

iso

topi

c an

alys

es o

f wat

er fr

om t

est

hole

s

[13C

/12C

, car

bon-

13/c

arbo

n-12

; 2H

/H, d

eute

rium

; 18O

/16O

, oxy

gen-

18/o

xyge

n-16

]

Tes

tho

le

No.

7S-

6E-2

9BB

A1

34B

CA

18S

- 6E

- 3B

DC

13B

DC

23B

DC

34D

CD

1

Tes

t ho

le

No.

7S-

6E-2

9BB

A1

34B

CA

18S

- 6E

- 3B

DC

13B

DC

23B

DC

34D

CD

1

Tes

t ho

leN

o.

7S-

6E-2

9BB

A1

34B

CA

18S

- 6E

- 3B

DC

13B

DC

23B

DC

34D

CD

1

Sam

ple

date

(1

990)

7-11

7-12

7- 9

7- 9

7-10

7-10

Cal

cium

, di

ssol

ved

(mg/

L a

s C

a)

4.4

7.2

6.3

6.1

5.7

5.7

Sil

ica,

di

ssol

ved

(mg/

L a

s Si

O2)

80 59 65 63 76 69

Wat

erte

mpe

ratu

re

39.0

39.0

36.0

34.0

34.5

30.5

Mag

nesi

um,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

Mg)

0.21 .1

7.3

4.6

9.3

4.2

4

Ars

enic

, di

ssol

ved

(|ig/

L a

s A

s)

1 14 13 13 16 21

Spec

ific

cond

ucta

nce

(jiS

/cm

)

279

299

287

293

294

298 S

odiu

m,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

Na)

55 56 53 55 55 57

Bor

on,

diss

olve

d(|i

g/L

as

B)

60 100 80 100

100

100

PH(s

tand

ard

unit

s)

9.3

9.1

8.7

8.4

8.6

8.8

Pot

assi

um,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

K)

5.0

7.9

6.6

6.2

6.0

5.4

Lit

hium

, di

ssol

ved

(ug/

L a

s L

i)

4 6 6 6 5 4

Alk

alin

ity

(mg/

L a

s C

aC03

)

79 104

101

106 98 101

Chl

orid

e,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

Cl)

8.9

8.6

9.0

8.5

9.0

8.7

13C

/12C

Stab

le-i

soto

pe

rati

o(p

erm

il)

-10.

8-1

0.3

-9.6

-10.

3-1

0.0

-9.8

Nit

roge

n,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

N)

0.10 .1

0.7

0.4

0.6

0.7

0

Sul

fate

, di

ssol

ved

(mg/

L a

s SO

4)

19 21 18 17 19 18

2H/H

Stab

le-i

soto

pe

rati

o(p

erm

il)

-134

-135

-134

-130

-136

-135

Pho

spho

rus,

tota

l (m

g/L

as

P)

0.01 .0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1

Flu

orid

e,

diss

olve

d (m

g/L

as

F)

12 7.5

4.9

5.4

6.8

9.2

WO

Sta

ble-

isot

ope

rati

o(p

erm

il)

-17.

2-1

7.0

-16.

8-1

6.9

-16.

9-1

6.8