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Final West Elk Mine 2005 Annual Hydrology Report 15 <br />• This spring issues from a sandstone bed above the F Coal Seam, flows seasonally, and is typically <br />dry in the late summer and fall months (Map 2). <br />3.2.1.3 Sprin¢ 13-3 <br />Spring 13-3 is located down valley from spring 13-4 on the first tributary entering Raven Gulch <br />from the west which is tributary to the North Fork and east of the West Flatiron mining panels. <br />This spring issues from a sandstone bed above the F Coal Seam, flows seasonally, and is typically <br />dry in the late summer and fall months (Map 2). <br />32.1.4 SDYinP 13-2 <br />Spring 13-2 is located down valley from spring 13-3 on the first tributary entering Raven Gulch <br />from the west which is tributary to the North Fork and east of the West Flatiron mining panels. <br />This spring issues from a sandstone bed above the F Coal Seam, flows seasonally, and is typically <br />dry in the late summer and fall months (Map 2). <br />3.2.1.5 Spring 13-1 <br />Spring 13-1 is located down valley from spring 13-2 on the first tributary entering Raven Gulch <br />• from the west which is tributary to the North Fork and east of the West Flatiron mining panels. <br />This spring issues from a sandstone bed above the F Coal Seam, flows seasonally, and is typically <br />dry in the late summer and fall months (Map 2). <br />3.2.1.6 Spring 26-1-1 <br />Spring 26-1 is located in a drainage on the west side of the Deep Creek drainage between the <br />Upper and Lower Deep Creek monitoring stations. Deep Creek is tributary to Raven Gulch and the <br />North Fork. This spring is above the east side of mine Panel 15 (Box Canyon mine panel area) and <br />issues from a sandstone bed above the F Coal Seam. This spring has perennial flow, but shows <br />strong seasonal variations with higher flows in the spring months (Map 2). <br />3.2.1.7 Seep E14-1 <br />Seep E14-1 is located in upper Box Canyon a tributary to the North Fork. II is located above the <br />Box Canyon Panel area. This seep issues from a sandstone bed above the E Coal Seam and has <br />never flowed during the monitored periods. It is damp only during very wet spring months, but is <br />typically dry. <br />J <br />September 2006 HydroGeo, Inc. <br />