GROUND WATER ATLAS of the UNITED STATES
California, Nevada
HA 730-B
Basin and Range aquifers
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Ground-water flow systems - -Single, undrained closed basin
Figure 26 Generalized diagram of Antelope Valley, CA closed basin (18K)
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Figure 27 Map of Antelope
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Figure 28 Map of transmissivity, principal aquifer in Antelope Valley
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Figure 29 Map of transmissivity, deep aquifer in Antelope Valley (18K)
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Figure 30 Map of predevelopment potentiometric surface, deep aquifer
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Figure 31 Map of 1961 potentiometric surface, principal aquifer in Antelope
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Figure 32 Graph of withdrawals, principal aquifer in Antelope Valley
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Figure 33 Graph of evapotranspiration, principal aquifer in Antelope
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Figure 34 Map of ground-water quality, Antelope Valley (17K)
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