Summary of hydrology of the regional aquifer systems, Gulf Coastal Plain, south-central United States

Grubb, H. F.

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There is potential for further development of ground-water supplies in the Gulf Coastal Plain because of the abundance of water in streams, lakes, and swamps and the generally good hydraulic connection between the water table and underlying water-yielding units. The most favorable conditions for further development of ground-water supplies are generally in the upper permeable zones and aquifers, and the potential for development typically increases from west to east.

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Grubb, H. F.

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ENGLISH

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Regional aquifer-system analysis--Gulf Coastal Plain

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p. A1-A61

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1416-A

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Summary of hydrology of the regional aquifer systems, Gulf Coastal Plain, south-central United States; 1998; PP; 1416-A; USGS NUMBERED SERIES; Regional aquifer-system analysis--Gulf Coastal Plain; Grubb, H. F.