 WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth 465 feet. Record: Sand and clay, 20 feet; marl with shell, 65 feet; beds of sand and marl, 15 to 25 feet thick, alternating, to 380 feet; hard rock, 2 feet; sand to 445 feet. Water at this point flowed...  Monograph - Geological Survey of Alabama - Seite 216von Geological Survey of Alabama - 1907 - 388 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | Eugene Allen Smith - 1907 - 474 Seiten
...miles north of Seale; depth, 400 feet; water rises to -75 efet; casing, entire depth. 4-inch. O8WICHKE. WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth,...into sand to hard rock. Analysis of water from W J. McLendon's ircll. Osirichee. (Analyst. It. X. Hn'l'i''s.) Parts per million. Potassium (K) 1.8 Sodium... | |
 | Eugene Allen Smith - 1907 - 472 Seiten
...efet; casing, entire depth, 4-inch, OSWICHEE. WJ McLendon.s well, near Chattahoochee River; depth, 466 feet. Record: Sand and clay. 20 feet; marl with shell,...at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has do creased to 4 gallons. Well lowered 20 feet into sand to hard rock, Analysis of water from W J. deLention's... | |
 | Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1915 - 948 Seiten
...Ala., which adjoins Chattahoochee County on the west. Prof. EA Smith l describes this well as follows: WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth...at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has decreased to 4 gallons. Well lowered 20 feet into sand or hard rock. This well is located on the lowest... | |
 | Georgia Geologic Survey - 1911 - 544 Seiten
...there is a flowing artesian well. This well has been described by Prof. Eugene A. Smith 1 as follows: "WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth,...at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has decreased to four gallons. Well lowered 20 feet into sand to hard rock." ^ This well is located on... | |
 | Georgia. Department of Mines, Mining, and Geology - 1911 - 542 Seiten
...there is a flowing artesian well. This well has been described by Prof. Eugene A. Smith1 as follows : "WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth,...20 feet; marl with shell, 65 feet; beds of sand and 'The Underground Water Resources of Alabama. Geol. Surv. of Alabama, Montgomery, 1907, p. 234. marl,... | |
 | Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1915 - 966 Seiten
...Ala., which adjoins Chattahoochee County on the west. Prof. EA Smith 1 describes this well as follows : WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth...at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has decreased to 4 gallons. Well lowered 20 feet into sand or hard rock. This well is located on the lowest... | |
 | Lloyd William Stephenson - 1915 - 602 Seiten
...Ala., which adjoins Chattahoochee County on the west. Prof. EA Smith 1 describes this well as follows : WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth...at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has decreased to 4 gallons. Well lowered 20 feet into sand or hard rock. This well is located on the lowest... | |
 | Georgia. Department of Mines, Mining, and Geology - 1911 - 542 Seiten
...there is a flowing artesian well. This well has been described by Ptof. Eugene A. Smith' as follows: “WJ McLendon's well, near Chattahoochee River; depth,...marl, 15 to 25 feet thick, alternating, to 380 feet; bard rock, 2 fest; .¿d to 445 feet. Water at this point flowed 12 gallons per minute, but has decrs¿d... | |
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