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Preliminary chemical quality study in the Manhattan Beach area, California
Robert Brennan
1956, Bulletin 63-E
In 1904 Mendenhall (1905) made a survey of the ground water conditions in southern California. At the time of his survey the piezometric surface in the area was above sea level, but since that time water levels have declined. During the 1920's, years of rapid development, the water levels declined...
Interim report on surface water resources and quality of waters in Lee County, Florida
William E. Kenner, Eugene Brown
1956, Information Circular 7
The purpose of this report is to provide such information on the surface-water resources of the county as inay be useful in planning for their more intensive use. This report is not intended to provide final answers to all questions concerning the occurrence of surface water in the c:ounty; because...
Heavy-mineral suites in unconsolidated Paleocene and younger sands, western Tennessee
Reginald R. Blankenship
1956, Journal of Sedimentary Petrology (26) 356-362
Heavy-mineral suites from unconsolidated sands of Wilcox and Claiborne age (Eocene) in the subsurface of western Tennessee were tabulated and compared with heavy-mineral suites obtained from outcropping sands known to be of Midway (Paleocene) and Wilcox age and younger. In the subsurface at Memphis, both pink and colorless garnet are...