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<br /> TABLE 2-1 <br /> <br />' ALLUVIAL MONITORI NG HOLE WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS' <br /> FIELD MEASUREMENTS LABORATORY ANALYSIS' <br />' H <br /> p Bicarbonate Manganese <br /> Conductivity at 25° Boron Nickel <br />' Temperature Calcium Nitrogen-Nitrate <br /> Carbonate Nitrogen-Ammonia <br /> Chloride Potassium <br />' Copper Selenium <br /> Fluoride Sodium <br />' Iron Sulfate <br />Lead Total Dissolved Solids <br />' Magnesium Sodium Adsorption Ratio <br />' Groundwater holes in Leases C-8424 and C-8425 were sampled from the middle facie zone <br />' and analyzed for these parameters prior to entering those leases, and will be sampled and <br />analyzed again prior to the wells being mined out or before bond release. <br />• Dissolved metals analyses for alluvial and groundwater <br />' As per the DMG permit requirement, water from the groundwater monitoring holes 29~, 30-8, <br />' 31-7 and 33-8 in Leases C-8424 and C-8425 were sampled and analyzed during the 1996-1997 <br />water year. Appendix I of the Thirteenth Annual Hydrology Report gives the analysis results. <br />2.2 Summary and Analysis of Deserado Mine Hydrology Data <br />' Data collected during this water year (October 1, 1998 to September 30, 1999) have been <br />summarized and compared with the data from the baseline hydrology inventory. Surface water <br />and ground water discussions are presented separately in the following section/s/. <br />' /'~h7`S~y rUn ~(o ~en~v~ ~CC S <br />2.2.1 Ground Water Monitoring Data Groundwater monitoring data consists of water levels <br />' measurements. Tabulation of the raw data is included in Appendix C. Hydrographs for the 16 <br />stations (monitor holes) from which water level data were collected are included in Appendix D. <br />Table 2-2 is a statistical sttummarry of/the water level data. <br />' [Q...w~.- Imo- ~ `I \GI~I ~~/~l in f d- r `'~C'.-~ <br />2.2.1.1 Alluvial Water Level Data Water level data have been collected from the one <br />' remaining original alluvial aquifer monitoring hole (QAL-5). Five other alluvial monitoring holes <br />4 <br />