Introduction to Groundwater Hydrology and Management Oklahoma State

Arkansas Aquifers Map. Rivers, Wetlands, Precipitation & Aquifers Estimated withdrawals from the MRVA increased from 1,063 million gallons per day in 1965 (Halberg and Stephens, 1966) to 7,252 million gallons per day in 2005 (Holland, 2007) Tim Kresse to discuss the mysteries of underground water.

Sixteen aquifers in Arkansas that currently serve or have served as sources of water supply are described with respect to existing groundwater protection and management programs, geology, hydrologic characteristics, water use, water levels, deductive analysis, projections of hydrologic conditions, and water quality A national layer, including all available SSA coverages, is available for use in GIS.

Groundwater depletion, USGS water science

Simulated Response Of The Sparta Aquifer To Outcrop Area Recharge Augmentation, Southeastern Arkansas: WRI 83-4063: Identification And Classification Of Perennial Streams Of Arkansas: The issues identified and the proposed solutions to water problems remain pertinent in the present day Potentiometric-surface maps, which represent the altitude

ARWC River Report Arkansas Basin drought lessens but snowpack remains. Appropriate map scale is indicated by the representative fraction appearing over the scale bars Potentiometric-surface maps, which represent the altitude

Arkansas River Report for February Heart of the Rockies Radio. The Arkansas 2014 Water Plan (AWP) was updated to validate those issues that were identified in the 1990 Arkansas Water Plan Simulated Response Of The Sparta Aquifer To Outcrop Area Recharge Augmentation, Southeastern Arkansas: WRI 83-4063: Identification And Classification Of Perennial Streams Of Arkansas: