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U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2005-1407
Online Only - Version 1.0
Published 2005

Fracture Trace Map and Single-Well Aquifer Test Results in a Carbonate Aquifer in Jefferson County, West Virginia

By K.J. McCoy, M.H. Podwysocki, E.A. Crider, and D.J. Weary

Above: Thumbnail image of a portion of the fracture trace map of Jefferson County, WV. (Data and graphics files below include the entire study area and explanation of map symbols.)

 

Abstract

These data contain information on the results of single-well aquifer tests, lineament analysis, and a bedrock geologic map compilation for Jefferson County, West Virginia. Efforts have been initiated by management agencies of Jefferson County in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey to further the understanding of the spatial distribution of fractures in the carbonate regions and their correlation with aquifer properties. This report presents transmissivity values from 181 single-well aquifer tests and a map of fracture-traces determined from aerial photos and field investigations. Transmissivity values were compared to geologic factors possibly affecting their magnitude.

Data Available in this Report

  • Fracture Trace Map and Single-Well Aquifer Test Results (jefferson_fractures.zip) -- Complete OF 2005-1407; map plate (McCoy and others, 2005: PDF format, 16 MB)
  • Readme file with file structure of data and other miscellaneous information (.txt format)
  • GIS data available as both compressed shapefiles and personal geodatabase files. An ArcMap file (berkely_OF.mxd) is included for display of the personal geodatabase data set (This requires ArcGIS V. 8.3 and above): (GIS_data.zip, 4.8 MB)
  • Base map, based on 1:100,000 scale topographic map, available as a compressed georegistered .tiff file: (base_drg.zip, 1.37 MB)
  • Metadata available in compressed .html files: (metadata.zip, 26 KB)

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