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County
Yuma
Community
Yuma County
Basin
South Platte
Title
Colorado Ground Water - Basic Data Report No. 2
Date
1/1/1960
Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />System Series Subdiviaion Thickness p'hysical Character Water Supply <br /> (feet) " <br /> Yields adequate quantities of water' for -. <br /> Alluvium 0-7 St Unconsoli.dated gravel. sand. ailt. <br /> and cllLY, both intermixed and stock and domestic supplies. Alluv iurn <br /> as al tE!rnating layers in the valley of the North Fork of the <br /> Republican River yields a small ~antity <br /> for irrigation. Alluvium in the <br /> Arikaree River valley yields moderate <br /> quantities for irrigation. Alluvium <br /> in the valley of the South Fork o~ the <br /> Republican River yields moderate to large <br /> Recent quantities for irrigation ,. <br /> and -. <br /> Pleistocene Dune sand 0-1001 Tan unconsolidated very fine Generally lies above the water table and, <br /> to coa.rse quartz sand, hence, yields no water to wells. May <br />>< wind-dE~posited yield amounts adequate for stock or <br />" domestic purposes where saturated. The <br />~ <br />c dunes are important catchment areas <br />" for recharge from precipitation, ~wing <br />~ to the relatively high permeabili~y <br />... of the sand <br />II Unconformity <br />~ <br />0 peorian loess O-120t xe.L.LOW'1.BJ\-grey S1.~,- GUu. ~~a.r LJ.es above tne water table ana, hence, <br /> containing scattered sand yields no water to wells. Most <br /> grains and calcareous precipitation runs off. Many <br /> concre1:ions; wiJld-deposited intermittent lakes form on the su-tface <br /> Unconformity <br /> Pleistocene -sappa(7} formation O-lOt Light-gray fossiliferous sand and Genera.Lly .L1..es aoove tne water tabl.e - <br /> silty Dlarl overlain by thin and, hence, yields no water to <br /> soil zcme wells <br /> - <br /> Grand Island(?) formation O-JOt Loosely c:onsolidated calcareous Do <br /> reddish-brown to light-gray , <br /> sand and gravel, stream-deposited <br /> Unconformi ty <br /> Pliocene Ogallala formation 0-460 Gravel, l!land, silt, and clay con- The principal aquifer in the county. <br />>< tainin9 beds of limy sandstone, Yields adequate quantities of wat~r <br />" <br />II opalinE! quartzite, and volcanic for stock and domestic supplies <br />... a.sh: "~llqal" limestone at top; throughout most of area of ita , <br />... s tream~.depos i ted occurrence. In many places yields <br />" I moderate to large quantities for <br />~ <br />Eo< Unconformity irrigation. , <br /> - <br /> Upper pierre shale 1,300-2, soo Gray to lllack marine shale con- Not known to yield water to wells in <br />G Cretac~ous taininc:;r gypsum, bentonite, and the area <br />6 <br />~ calcarE!Ous concretionsr weathered <br />u <br />~ zone of yellow clay usually <br />... <br />. <br />" present: at top <br /><J <br /> - <br /> <br />w <br /> <br />i,.n Yuma Countv. <br /> <br />Table l.--Generalized section of the qec.lOQic foruaationa <br /> <br />... <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />- <br />
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