U.S. Geological Survey

GROUND WATER ATLAS of the UNITED STATES
Oklahoma, Texas

HA 730-E

by Paul D. Ryder

Contents of HA 730-E, published in 1996

• Regional Summary
• Alluvial aquifers along major streams
• Rio Grande aquifer system
• Pecos River Basin alluvial aquifer
• Seymour aquifer
• High Plains aquifer
• Coastal lowlands aquifer system
• Texas coastal uplands aquifer system
• Edwards-Trinity aquifer system
• Aquifers in Paleozoic rocks
• Minor aquifers in Texas
• References

 

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