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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981014
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
10/27/2014
Doc Name
Report by Dr. Corley, Potential Subsidence Impacts on Newlin Creek
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Dr. Corley
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Other Surface Water
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RDZ
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Alluvium Depth <br />Map <br />In order to establish the alluvium depth the exploratory drill hole logs are the only available sources of <br />actual measurements. Since there are no drill holes in the flowline of Newlin Creek, the drill holes upon <br />the tops of thestreambanks of Newlin Creek were utilized .SThe depths to the consolidated layers in <br />these drill holes are shown in Table 1. The alluvium is the unconsolidated layer, composed of sand, <br />gravel, and boulders. <br />Table 1. <br />Drill hole Alluvium Depth, ft. Streambed Valley Depth, ft. Probable FL Alluvium Depth, ft. <br />SR62A 0 23 0 <br />SR63 11.5 15 0 <br />SF87 -07 22.5 24 0 <br />SR64 27 33 0 <br />TB -02 35 9 0* *this approximate 500 ft. portion of <br />Newlin Creek was mined through by GEC surface mining, and the streambed was completely <br />
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