GROUND WATER ATLAS of the UNITED STATES
California, Nevada
HA 730-B

Central Valley aquifer system

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Introduction
Geologic setting


Figure 71 Map of Central Valley aquifer system (22K)
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Figure 72 Map of Central Valley floor (23K)
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Figure 73 Map of average annual runoff (21K)
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Figure 74 Block diagram showing Central Valley geology (24K)
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Figure 75 Stacked maps of ancestral Central Valley, deposition of marine rocks (19K)
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Figure 76 Map of thickness of continental deposits (22K)
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