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Ground-Water Atlas of Colorado Special Publication 53
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Topper, Ralf; Spray, Karen; Bellis, William; Hamilton, Judith; Barkmann, Peter
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Ground-Water Atlas of Colorado Special Publication 53
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4W 'W 1QV .W --W -W 'v wW MW •ca 14W Colorodo Geological Survey <br />n1fA F T GROUND -WATER ATLAS OF COLORADO SP 5 <br />EXPLANATION <br />Water Well <br />Depths in Feet <br />0 -50 <br />51 -100 <br />101 -200 <br />• 201 -300 <br />• >300 <br />01 37` <br />NEW MEXICO 105° Water well data from DWR <br />0 50 Miles <br />Figure 6.7 -10. Distribution of reported well depths in the Raton Basin from the Division of Water Resources <br />database. <br />600 -� <br />i <br />15 point moving average <br />500 <br />Total wells plotted = 1,013 <br />Z <br />> ' ♦ ♦, <br />y 400 <br />J i • •i <br />d• • <br />{C j •• i• <br />7� 300 <br />'O ♦ ♦ • N <br />0 <br />d 200 • . . • ... « •. ♦ <br />♦ ♦ •tom• � � � • ♦ ff • � ♦ • • ♦ • ♦ <br />100 �'• • ♦ i •.S <br />t ♦ <br />• • '�♦ <br />0 100 200 300 400 500 600 <br />Reported Well Depth (ft) <br />Figure 6.7 -12. Scatter plot of reported water levels versus well <br />depth with a moving average trendline. <br />3 <br />Eighty -five percent of the water supply wells of record in the Raton <br />Basin have reported yields of less than 16 gallons per minute (gpm), <br />while nearly 10 percent have reported yields greater than 40 gpm <br />(Figure 6.7 -13). The yield data would suggest that most wells are used <br />for domestic purposes, with limited use of ground water for irrigation <br />purposes in the Raton Basin. The mean and median reported yield val- <br />ues are 24 and 6 gpm, respectively. The large difference between the <br />mean (24 gpm) and the median (6 gpm) well yields indicates there are a <br />few large- capacity wells that skew the mean. These wells probably pro- <br />duce water from coal mines or mined areas where the large open areas <br />contribute to the high yields. It should be noted that most residential, <br />18C <br />16C <br />140 <br />120 <br />N <br />a 100 <br />3 <br />m 80 <br />0 <br />t- <br />60 <br />40 <br />20 <br />0 <br />Median = 115 <br />o;V h' o\ ^o ti' �h Tyo yti' ti`' tit' yo �ry� yc,� ;10 Aov ati� �yv <br />ti 5 goo' a':' <br />Reported Well Depth (ft) <br />Figure 6.7-11. Histogram of reported well depths for those wells repre- <br />senting the 90th pecentile of all wells of record in the basin. <br />luu <br />9C <br />80 <br />70 <br />T 60 <br />V <br />50 <br />3 <br />d 40 <br />LL <br />30 <br />20 <br />10 <br />0 <br />1�1 *� �°` -n '`- ,tv 'Q "y' "`' ,y0 " ,hey " g0 " " 'O <br />Reported Well Yield (gpm) <br />Figure 6.7 -13. Reported well yields and their relative frequency of <br />occurrence. <br />t' <br />
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