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

Rio Grande aquifer system


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Hueco Basin


Figure 19 Map showing alluvial deposits that contain freshwater in the Hueco Basin (33K)
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Figure 20 Photo of the northeastern part of the city of El Paso (50K)
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Figure 21 Map showing net water-level decline in the Hueco Basin alluvial aquifer (33K)
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Figure 22 Map and cross section showing the change in dissolved solids concentration (33K)
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