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2012-01-06_PERMIT FILE - C1982057 (9)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982057
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
1/6/2012
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Tab 07 Hydrologic Description
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LIST OF TABLES <br />• (Continued) <br /> 7-6 Calculation of Potential Evapotranspiration for the Period July 1979 <br /> through June 1980, Seneca II-W Mine 27 <br /> 7-7 Site-Specific Aquifer Characteristics for Seneca II-W Mine 30 <br /> 7-8 Summary of Specific Aquifer Characteristics for Seneca II-W Mine 32 <br /> 7-9 Summary of Suspect Ground Water Chemistry Data 37 <br /> 7-10 Percent Milliequivalents Per Liter -Watering Trough Gulch Alluvium Aquifer 38 <br /> 7-11 Statistical Summary of All Data -Watering Trough Gulch Alluvium Aquifer 39 <br /> 7-12 Percent Milliequivalents Per Liter -Hubberson Gulch Alluvium Aquifer 42 <br /> 7-13 Statistical Summary of All Data -Hubberson Gulch Alluvium Aquifer 43 <br /> 7-14 Percent Milliequivalents Per Liter -Wadge Overburden Aquifer 46 <br /> 7-15 Statistical Summary of All Data -Wadge Overburden Aquifer 47 <br /> 7-16 Percent Milliequivalents Per Liter -Wadge Coal Aquifer 50 <br /> 7-17 Statistical Summary of All Data -Wadge Coal Aquifer 51 <br /> 7-18 Percent Milliequivalents Per Liter -Wolf Creek Coal Aquifer 54 <br /> 7-19 Statistical Summary of All Data -Wolf Creek Aquifer 55 <br /> 7-20 Comparison of Seneca II-W Aquifer Chemistry with Water <br /> Quality Standards 59 <br />• 7-21 Comparison of Transmissivity, Specific Capacity, and Well Potential Use 66 <br /> 7-22 Summary of Information for Selected Springs at Seneca II-W 68 <br /> 7-23 Range and Mean Values of Selected Water Quality Parameters for Spring <br /> Sites, Seneca II-W Mine 70 <br /> 7-24 Comparison of Seneca II-W Spring Water Sites and Domestic Drinking <br /> Water Quality Standards 74 <br /> 7-25 Comparison of Seneca II-W Spring Water Sites and Aquatic Life Water <br /> Quality Standards 77 <br /> 7-26 Comparison of Seneca II-W Spring Water Sites and Irrigation Water Quality <br /> Standards 80 <br /> 7-27 Comparison of Seneca II-W Spring Water Sites and Livestock Water <br /> Quality Standards 81 <br /> 7-28 Premining Geomorphic Parameters of Basins to be Affected by Mining 90 <br /> 7-29 Stream Channel Gradients for Select Reaches of Drainages in the <br /> Vicinity of the Seneca II Mine 91 <br /> 7-30 Regression Equations and Coefficients Used to Determine Mean Annual <br /> and Peak Discharges for Drainages in and Proximate to the Seneca <br /> II-W Mine 93 <br /> 7-31 Predicted Mean Annual Discharge and Peak Discharge for Select Recurrence <br />• Intervals for Drainages in and Proximate to the Seneca II-W Mine 94 <br /> 7-32 Snow Survey Data for the Hubberson Gulch Watershed -Winter 1980 97 <br />v Revised 9/98 <br />
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