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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORUNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEYAPPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLSCOMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINEAQUIFERS, 1977-89 AND 1988-89, AND MEASUREDCOMPACTION,1973-89 , IN THEHOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASDANA L. BARBIE, L.S. COPLIN, AND C.W. BONNETUiS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOPEN-FILE REPORT 89-057Prepared in cooperation with the CITY OF HOUSTON andthe HARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICT
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PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THEDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYCITY OF HOUSTONAND THEHARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTOPEN-FILE REPORT 89-057SHEET 6 OF 7Well KH-64-33-920(Texas City-Moses Lake)Monitor depth: 800 feetWell LJ-65-16-930 (Baytown)Monitor depth: 431 feetWell LJ-65-16-931 (Baytown)Monitor depth: 1,475 feetWell LJ-65-32-625 (Seabrook)Monitor depth: 1,381 feetWell LJ-65-32-401(Johnson Space Center)Monitor depth: 770 feetWell LJ-65-32-428 (Clear Lake)Monitor depth: 3,072 feet1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1976 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1967 1988 1989 1990FIGURE 5B.--MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-S9APPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS, 1977-89AND 1988-69, AND MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-89, IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASByDANA L. BARBIE, L.S. COPLIN.AND C.W. BONNET1969
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYCITY OF HOUSTONPREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THEAND THELOCATIONS OF BOREHOLE EXTENSOMETERSHARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTFIGURE 6.SHEET 7 OF 7OPEN-FILE REPORT 89-057APPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS, 1977-89ByAND1988-89, AND MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-89, IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASDANA L. BARBIE, L.S. COPLIN AND, C.W. BONNET1989
PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THECITY OF HOUSTONAND THEHARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOPEN-FILE REPORT 89-067SHEET 1 OF s report, which was prepared In cooperation with the city of HoustonEXPLANATIONnd the Harrls-Galveston Coastal Subsidence District, presents data on water--2OZOLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL RISEDached where approximately located.Interval 20 leetlevel changes In the CMcot and Evangellne aquifers during 1977-89 and 1966-89(figs. 1-4) and data on measured compaction during 1973-89 (fig. S).Measurements of water levels In 307 wells were used to construct the mapsLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL DECLINEDa»hed where approximately located.showing water-level changes.Compaction data were obtained from 12 wellsInterval! 10 and 20 leetequipped with compaction monitors at 11 sites (fig. 6 .AREA WHERE WATER LEVELS DECLINEDMETRIC CONVERSIONSFactors for converting Inch-pound units to metric (International System)units are given In the Following table:Multiply Inch-pound unit20 MILES95 30'O11620 KILOMETERSFIGURE 1. MAP SHOWING APPROXIMATE CHANGE IN WATER LEVELS IN WELLSIN THE CHICOT AQUIFER, SPRING 1877 TO SPRING 18806yTo obtain metric unitsfoot0.3046metermile1.689kilometerFor additional Informationwrite to:Copies of this report can bepurchased From:District ChiefU.S. Geological Survey6011 Cameron Rd., 61dg. IAustin, TX 787S3U.S. Geological Survey6ooks and Open-File Reports SectionFederal Center, Bldg. 610Son 25425Denver. CO 8022SBase from USGS lopogrophic quadranglesAPPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS. 1977-89 AND 1988-89.AND MEASURED COMPACTION. 1973-89. IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASByDANA L. BARBIE. L.8. COPLIN. AND C.W. BONNET1088
PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THECITY OF HOUSTONAND THEDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOPEN-FILE REPORT 89-067HARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTSHEET 2 OF E OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL RISEDashed wh«r* approximately located.Interval 1O !-tOLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL DECLINEDaahad whar* approximately located.Interval 1O reel-BAREA WHERE WATER LEVELS DECLINED120 .4812161620 MILES95 30'?0 KILOMETERSFIGURE 2. MAP SHOWING APPROXIMATE CHANGE IN WATER LEVELS m WELLSIN THE CHICOT AQUIFER. SPRING 1888 TO SPRING 1880Base from USGS topographic quadrangle-APPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS, 1977-89 AND 1988-89,AND MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-89, IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION. TEXASByDANA L. BARBIE, L.S. COPLIN, AND C.W. BONNET1989
PREPARED m COOPERATION WITH THECITY OF HOUSTONAND THEDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOPEN-FILE REPORT 88-057HARRIS-GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTSHEET 3 OF 795 30'MONTGOMERYCOUNTY94 45''LAKEANAHUACZ9 45'.-9 30Z9 I5'EXPLANATION-2OLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL RISEDashed where approximately tocated.Interval) 10. 20. and 40 feel ZOLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL DECLtNEDaahed where approximately located.Intervals 10. 20 and 40 feetAREA WHERE WATER-LEVELS DECLINED20 MILES95 30'04 8121620 KILOMETERSFIGURE 3. MAP SHOWING APPROXIMATE CHANGE IN WATER LEVELS IN WELLSIN THE EVANQELINE AQUIFER. SPRING 1077 TO SPRING 1080Base from USGS topographic quadranglesAPPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS, 1977-89 AND 1988-89,AND MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-89, IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASByDANA L. BARBIE, L.S. COPLIN. AND C.W. BONNET1080
PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THECITY OF HOUSTONAND THEDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOPEN-FILE REPORT 89-057HARRIS-QALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICTSHEET 4 OF 795 30'94-45'30*00'CHAMBERSCOUNTY29 4529 I5'94 45EXPLANATION2O-2OMBLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL RISEDashed where approximately located.Intervals to and 2O teetLINE OF EQUAL WATER-LEVEL DECLINEDashed where approximately located.Intervals 1O and 20 teetAREAS WHERE WATER LEVELS DECLINED95 I5'20 MILES95 30'O-48IZ1620 KILOMETERSFIGURE 4. MAP SHOWING APPROXIMATE CHANGE IN WATER LEVELS IN WELLSIN THE EVANGELINE AQUIFER, SPRING 18S8 TO SPRING 1809Bose fr-orr JV55 topoqrophi: quadronqlesAPPROXIMATE WATER-LEVEL CHANGES IN WELLS COMPLETED IN THE CHICOT AND EVANGELINE AQUIFERS, 1977-89 AND 1988-89,AND MEASURED COMPACTION, 1973-89, IN THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON REGION, TEXASByDANA L. BARBIE. L.S. COPLIN, AND C.W. BONNET1989
bose fr-orr jv55 topoqrophi: quadronqles approximate water-level changes in wells completed in the chicot and evangeline aquifers, 1977-89 and 1988-89, and measured compaction, 1973-89, in the houston-galveston region, texas by dana l. barbie. l.s. coplin, and c.w. bonnet 1989
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