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TABLE OF CONTENTS <br />(continued) <br />5.2 CONDUCTIVITY ........................................................................... ............................5 -1 <br />5.3 OTHER CONSTITUENTS .......................................................... ............................... 5 -2 <br />6.0 OBSERVED IMPACTS ON THE HYDROLOGIC SYSTEMS OF <br />THETRAPPER MINE ................................................................ ............................... 6 -1 <br />6.1 GROUND WATER ..................................................................... ............................... 6 -1 <br />6.2 SURFACE WATER ..................................................................... ............................... 6 -5 <br />7.0 REFERENCES ............................................................................. ............................... 7 -1 <br />FIGURES <br />AQUIFER UNITS ABOVE THE TWENTY MILE SANDSTONE ........................... PULL -OUT <br />2 -1 PRECIPITATION AT TRAPPER MINE, 1978 - 2013 ............. ............................... 2 -11 <br />TABLES <br />BASIC WELL DATA FOR THE TRAPPER MINE WELLS ....... ............................... PULL -OUT <br />1 -1 2013 TRAPPER MINE PIT DEWATERING, PIT WELL DEWATERING AND <br />DUST SUPPRESSION WATER UTILIZATION IN ACRE- FEET .......................... 1 -5 <br />MAPS <br />2 -1 WATER -LEVEL ELEVATION IN THE QR AQUIFER, FALL, 2013, FT -MSL AND <br />SURFACE -WATER SITES ...................................... ............................... SEE POCKET <br />2 -2 WATER -LEVEL ELEVATION IN THE HI AQUIFER, FALL, 2013, FT -MSL AND <br />SURFACE -WATER SITES ...................................... ............................... SEE POCKET <br />2 -3 WATER-LEVEL ELEVATION IN THE 3RD WHITE SANDSTONE AQUIFER, <br />FALL, 2013, FT -MSL AND SURFACE -WATER SITES ....................... SEE POCKET <br />Trapper Mining Company ii <br />2013 Annual Report <br />