GROUND WATER ATLAS of the UNITED STATES
Oklahoma, Texas
HA 730-E

Coastal lowlands aquifer system

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Ground-water development


Figure 59 Map showing simulated increase in recharge or decrease in discharge (50K)
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Figure 60 Map showing potentiometric contour of permeable zone B (33K)
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Figure 61 Map showing potentiometric contour of permeable zone C (17K)
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Figure 62 Map showing net potentiometric-surface decline of permeable zone B (33K)
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Figure 63 Map showing net potentiometric-surface decline of permeable zone C (17K)
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Figure 64 Map showing approximate land-surface subsidence (33K)
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Figure 65 Photo showing effects of land surface subsidence in Baytown, Texas (33K)
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