GROUND WATER ATLAS of the UNITED STATES
Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the U. S. Virgin Islands
HA 730-N

Hawaii Volcanic-rock aquifers

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Ground-Water Occurrence and Movement

Figure 47 Photograph showing pahoehoe lava (40K)
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Figure 48 Photograph showing aa lava (34K)
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Figure 49 Photograph showing a typical sequence of lava flows (35K)
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Figure 50 Diagrammatic section showing stratified sequences of lava flows (29K)
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Figure 51 Photograph showing dikes which can impede the movement of ground water through volcanic rock (34K)
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Figure 52 Photograph showing saprolite (41K)
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