Water-supply Paper, 341-342. sayılarU.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 |
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50 feet Altamaha River Alum Bluff formation analysis Artesian water bordering calcareous census of 1910 Chattahoochee formation Chattahoochee River Claiborne group Coastal Plain contain Creek crystalline rocks depth DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTER domestic purposes drilled Driller Edgar Everhart Eocene feet above sea feet deep Flint River flow Fort Gaines furnished Geologic Georgia Geol glauconitic gray sand irregularly bedded Jackson formation layers limestone low-water level Lower Cretaceous Lower Cretaceous deposits Lumber Macon marl McBean formation Miocene obtained Ocmulgee River Oconee Oconee River Ogeechee River Okefenokee Oligocene outcrop overlain Plain of Georgia Pleistocene Pleistocene terrace ponds population probably pump radicle Ripley formation S. W. McCallie sands and clays sandstone sandy clays Satilla Savannah River sea level shallow shells soft southern springs strata stratum streams surface Survey Bull swamps Table terrace deposits terrace plain thickness tion TOPOGRAPHY Total dissolved solids town unconformably underlain Upper Cretaceous valleys Vicksburg formation water supply water-bearing beds
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