HYDROGEOLOGIC DATA FOR C ARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS

By J.V. Brahana, Valarie A. Leidy, John Lindt, and S.A. Hodge

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Open-File Report 93-150

Prepared in cooperation with the

ARKANSAS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION

Little Rock, Arkansas

1993

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BRUCE BABBITT, Secretary

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Dallas L. Peck, Director

For additional information write to:

District Chief U.S. Geological Survey 2301 Federal Office Building 700 West Capitol Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

Copies of this report can be purchased from:

U.S. Geological SurveyBooks and Open-File Reports SectionFederal CenterBox 25425Denver, Colorado 80225

CONTENTS

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Abstract........................................................................................................................................................... 1

Introduction..............................................................................................................................^ 1

Objective and scope................................................................................................................................. 2

Previous investigations............................................................................................................................ 2

Acknowledgments................................................................................................................................... 2

Data compilation and collection..................................................................................................................... 3

Selected references........................................................................................................................................^ 11

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1. Map showing location of Carroll County and the 16-county area of northern Arkansas................ 1

2. Map showing 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle coverage of Carroll County, Arkansas............ 4

3. Diagram showing local well-numbering system............................................................................ 5

4-7. Maps showing:

4. Locations of wells in Carroll County, Arkansas, for which hydrogeologic data are

available................................................................................................................................ 6

5. Locations of selected springs in Carroll County, Arkansas...................................................... 7

6. Locations of selected springs in the vicinity of Eureka Springs, Arkansas.............................. 8

7. General areas of sinkholes and internally-drained, closed depressions identified on

7.5-minute topographic quadrangle maps of Carroll County, Arkansas............................... 9

8. Hydrographs showing temporal variation of water levels in selected wells in Carroll

County, Arkansas...................................................................................................................... 10

TABLES

Table 1. Description of selected wells for which hydrogeologic data are available,

Carroll County, Arkansas............................................................................................................. 14

2. Description of selected springs in Carroll County, Arkansas........................................................... 17

3. Water-level data from wells, Carroll County, Arkansas................................................................... 18

4. Discharge data from springs, Carroll County, Arkansas................................................................... 25

5. Concentrations of major constituents and properties in water from selected wells and

springs in Carroll County, Arkansas............................................................................................ 26

6. Concentrations of trace constituents in water from selected wells and springs in

Carroll County, Arkansas............................................................................................................^ 287. Concentration of nutrients and microorganisms in water from selected wells and springs

in Carroll County, Arkansas......................................................................................................... 30

8. Identification of general areas of sinkholes and internally-drained, closed depressions

identifiable on 7.5-minute topographic quadrangle maps in Carroll County, Arkansas.............. 31

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HYDROGEOLOGIC DATA FOR CARROLL COUNTY, ARKANSAS

By J.V. Brahana, Valarie A. Leidy, John Lindt, and S.A. Hodge

ABSTRACT

This report is a compilation of existing and new hydrogeologic data for Carroll County, Arkansas. Data presented include water levels and water quality from selected wells; discharge and water quality from selected springs; geologic and geophysical data relevant to defining a hydrogeologic framework; and surface aspects of selected karst features. Water-quality data include (1) major constituents and properties, (2) trace constituents, and (3) nutrients, microorganisms, and miscellaneous constituents.

INTRODUCTION

Carroll County, with a total area of 634 mi2, is located in north-central Arkansas, bordered by Missouri on the north, Benton County on the west, Newton and Madison Counties on the south, and Boone County on the east (fig. 1). Ground water from wells and springs represents an important resource in Carroll County, providing water for domestic, stock, recreation, and public supplies. Public water supplies currently (1992) using ground water are Davis Water System, Mundell Heights Waterworks, Holiday Island Waterworks, Green Forest Waterworks, Sylvan Shores Water System, Reavis Water System, and Sooter Water System (T.W. Holland, U.S. Geological Survey, written commun., 1992; Will Schell, Schell Drilling Company, oral commun., 1992). In the last several years, several ground-water supplies were replaced by surface water from Beaver Reservoir supplied by the Carroll-Boone Water District (Will Schell, Schell Drilling Company, oral commun., 1992).

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Figure 1.--Location of Carroll County and the 16-county areaof northern Arkansas.

Recent population growth in Carroll County has resulted in numerous changes in land use, many of which may affect the ground-water resources. In the last 10 years, population has increased about 15 percent, from 16,203 in 1970 (Fowlkes and others, 1981) to 18,654 in 1990 (Santi, 1990). The economic base of the county is also expanding. Historically, beef cattle production, small industry, and business were the primary agricultural sources of income (Fowlkes and others, 1981). Recently, tourism and poultry production are becoming more important. Chicken and turkey broiler production is expected to increase, which could have a significant effect on ground-water quality.

Objective and Scope

The objective of this report is to present a compilation of hydrogeologic data for Carroll County, Arkansas, that can be used to better define and manage the ground-water resources. Prior to this compilation, existing data were scattered through numerous published and unpublished sources, many of which had limited distribution and were difficult to acquire. In anticipation of a needed data base that can be readily accessed and easily used, the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission and the U.S. Geological Survey entered into a cooperative agreement to compile existing data for a 16-county area of northern Arkansas (fig. 1), and to collect additional data where few data exist. This report is the second in a series of county reports. Hydrogeologic data for Boone County were published in 1991. Carroll County was chosen because it has more existing data than most of the nearby counties and its hydrogeology encompasses most conditions found in the 16-county area. Subsequent reports will present data from the remaining 14 counties.

This report is restricted to basic ground-water data, and no interpretations or explanations are included. The types of data in this report are: information about wells and springs from which data or samples were collected, ground-water levels, spring discharge measurements, water-quality analyses for wells and springs, and surface aspects of selected karst features. In addition, published references with geophysical log and geologic log descriptions necessary for understanding the hydrogeologic framework are included in the report.

The data presented herein have been selected from verifiable sources, including published reports, unpublished records from the files of the U.S. Geological Survey, and new data collected specifically for this study. Hydrogeologic data from sources outside the U.S. Geological Survey generally have not been included in the accompanying tables. However, reference to these original documents, many of which contain data tables, is included in the Previous Investigations and Selected References sections that follow.

Previous Investigations

Purdue and Miser (1916) described ground water in a cursory manner in their geologic folio of Harrison- Eureka Springs. A short list of water-well depths and estimated yields was compiled by the Arkansas Geological Commission, as were major springs (Branner, 1937a; 1937b). Caplan (1957) provided structural interpretation of an area that included Carroll County, thereby refining understanding of the hydrogeologic framework. Lamonds and Stephens (1969) presented hydrogeologic data from northern Arkansas, including Carroll County, in a reconnaissance report of the Ozark Plateau Province; Lamonds (1972) interpreted these data in a hydrologic atlas. MacDonald and others (1975) conducted a ground-water inventory that focused on the deeper aquifers of northern Arkansas, specifically the Roubidoux, Gasconade, and Van Buren Formations. Ogden and others (1979) published a preliminary description of rural use of the aquifers in Boone, Carroll, and Madison Counties based on driller's lithologic logs from water wells.

In addition to the studies mentioned, the U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Arkansas Geological Commission and other local, State, and Federal agencies, has collected ground-water data from Carroll County that are part of a statewide data base. Some of these data have not been published previously; many have been published in annual basic-data reports for the entire State. All are in computerized data bases of the U.S. Geological Survey (GWSI, WATSTORE), and may be accessed using U.S. Geological Survey retrieval programs.

Acknowledgments

The authors would like to thank the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Carroll County Conservation District, for their assistance in this project Will Schell provided valuable information about ground water and wells in the county, and we gratefully acknowledge the sharing of this extensive information. In addition, the authors are grateful to those property owners throughout the county who allowed sampling and measuring of their wells and springs.

DATA COMPILATION AND COLLECTION

As described previously, historic hydrogeologic data were compiled by the U.S. Geological Survey as part of an ongoing program to assess the water resources of Arkansas. These data were collected using standard procedures (Carter and Davidian, 1968; Garber and Koopman, 1968; Keys and MacCary, 1971) and were entered into the data bases of the U.S. Geological Survey.

This historic data base was supplemented by new data collected specifically for this study. Potential data- collection sites were identified by personnel of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service in Carroll County. Each site was field located by U.S. Geological Survey personnel, specific data requirements were assessed, and the site was ranked with respect to its effectiveness in filling data gaps, both areally and stratigraphically. Field verification and data collection at appropriate sites by U.S. Geological Survey personnel completed this data-collection phase.

Descriptive data for the wells in Carroll County have been compiled in table 1 (tables 1 through 8 are located at end of report). As an aid to locating ground-water sites, the locations of 7.5-minute topographic quadrangles in the county are shown in figure 2. The local well-numbering system, which uses the township-range-section method of locating wells, has been included as an aid to those readers who may need to locate data on maps of varying scales (fig. 3). The local well number has been the most commonly used location identifier in previous studies in Carroll County. This identification method is also applied to the location of springs.

This report uses a site number, a one- to three-digit number whose general location is shown on figure 4; specific locations of wells can be determined from either the local well number or the site ID (table 1), the first 13 digits of which represent the latitude and longitude of the well. Sequential site numbers were assigned arbitrarily at the start of this project to all wells and springs that could potentially be included in this report. Those sites for which data could not be verified were omitted from subsequent tables and maps, and their site numbers were not reassigned, which resulted in gaps in site numbers on tables and figures. Corresponding data for selected springs are compiled in table 2. Locations for springs are shown on figure 5. Springs in the vicinity of Eureka Springs are shown on figure 6.

Water-level data from wells in Carroll County are given in table 3, along with supplemental data listing date of the measurement and the deepest hydrogeologic unit to which the well is open. Discharge data from individual springs are summarized in table 4.

Analyses of ground-water samples were provided by laboratories of the U.S. Geological Survey in Arvada, Colorado; Doraville, Georgia; Ocala, Florida; and Reston, Virginia. Samples were collected, treated, and analyzed using established procedures (Wershaw and others, 1987; Britton and Greeson, 1987; Skougstad and others, 1979; Friedman and Erdmann, 1982; Claassen, 1982). Temperature, pH, and alkalinity (table 5) were determined in the field using established field procedures (Stevens and others, 1975; Wood, 1976).

Ion chromatography was used to determine the major anions. Trace-constituent concentrations (table 6) were determined by using inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP). Nutrients, microorganisms, and miscellaneous constituents in water from selected wells and springs are summarized in table 7.

Most of the analytical values are in standard reporting units such as milligrams per liter or micrograms per liter. These data are stored in the U.S. Geological Survey's WATSTORE data base, and may be accessed using Geological Survey retrieval programs.

Well locations for tables 1, 3, 5, 6, and 7 are shown in figure 4, and spring locations for tables 2,4, 5, 6, and 7 are shown on figures 5 and 6. Selected karst features in Carroll County are summarized in table 8, and their locations are shown on figure 7.

Temporal variation of water levels in selected wells in Carroll County are shown in figure 8. Periodic measurements of the depth to water in these wells were obtained from December 1990 through August 1992.

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Webb, J.H., 1961, The geology of Green Forest Township, Carroll County, Arkansas: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas, unpublished M.S. thesis, 59 p.

Wershaw, R.L., Fishman, MJ., Grabbe, R.R., and Lowe, L.E., 1987, Methods for the determination of organic substances in water and fluvial sediments: U.S. Geological Survey Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations, Book 5, Chapter A3,80 p.

Wood, W.W, 1976, Guidelines for collection and field analysis of ground-water samples for selected unstable constituents: U.S. Geological Survey Techniques of Water-Resources Investigations, Book 1, Chapter D2, 4 p.

13

Table

1.--Description of selectee wells

for

which hvdrogeologic data ar

e available.

Ca

rrol

! Co

unty

. Arkansas

[331

BSV;

., Batesville Sanastone; 330BOON. Bo

one

Formation; 364EVRN. Ev

erto

n Fo

rmat

ion:

367CTTR. Cotte- Do

lomi

te;

368J

FRC,

Jefferson

Dolo

mite

; 367RBDX. Roubiaoux Formation; 367GNTR. Gunter Sandstone MemDer of

the

Van

Buren

Form

atio

n: 371POTS. Po

tos-

Dolomite;

h. ao

mest

ic:

I1.

unus

ed;

S.

stocK.

I.

irrigation; R, recreation;

P, public su

pply

; WL

, wate^-leve"

measurements: Qw.

water-quality an

alys

is;

"1. we

!'

loca

teo

and

identified duMng this study; 2, unpublished U.S. Geological Survey records: --,

not

determined]

SITE

NO. e12 16 25 27 26 3* 32 33 3* 3c 36 37 36 39 &.*

42 4~ AS 5C 51 52 56 5~ 56 5& 6C 6".

63 65 66 67 70 71 74 76

77 78 79

8C

SITE NAME

KENNETH CLARK

BILL McCALL

LONNIE WILLIAMS

DIMPLE HEARD

JAMES JACOB

LARRY MEEK

WAYNE HARNESS

WILLARD STANDLER

WILLARD STANDLER

BUDDY DAVIDSON

ARNOLD HUMBREAC

BOB SUMMERS

MILO ROBINETTr

JESSIE SMALLEN

JIMMY BISHOP

JIMMY DAVIS

JIMMY DAVIS

BEN RATZLOFF

LARRY HARP

HAROLD LOGAN

BEN RATZLOFF

BEN RATZLOFF

R.J.

HOLLAND

BUSTER POWELL

LONNIE USER\

BOBBY ANDREWS

BOB ANDREWS

DAVID FULTZ DAIRY

COY HUFF

COY HUFF

KENNY HUFF

ARNOLD CHANEY

DAN THORP

TIM ROBERTS

BILL ALLRED

WAYNE RICHARDSON

NEIL MARTIN

GENERAL YOUNGBLOOD

ROY PATTY

DON CARY

LOCAL

WELL

NO.

19N24W05ADD1

20N25W09ACA1

20N24W06CCA1

20N24W25AAC1

19N23W03CDA1

20N23W35DDD1

21N23W17AAB1

21N23W28ABC1

21N23W28AAC1

21N25W25DBB1

21N23W29BBD"

20N24W10BCB1

20N24W25CAA1

19N2

3W06

BDA-

.20N23W12CCB1

20N22W07CCC1

20N22W18BBB1

19N23W24AAB1

19N23W14CCB1

19N23W11ACB"

19N23W12BBD*

19N23W12BBD2

20N23W18CBA'

19N24W01ADA1

19N22W34BCB1

19N22W33ADB1

19N22W33ACB1

19N22W33CDA1

18N23W25CBD1

18N23W26DAA1

1BN23W25BBD1

20N23W08ADD1

20N24W28AAD1

20N25W36DDB1

19N24W16BAC1

20N25W34DBA1

20N25W27DDB^

20N24W08DDD1

19N24W18BBB1

19N24W17DCD1

SITE ID

36201609332570

136245409338240T

362534093342601

36221009328440-

361941093245701

362032093231501

362919093263401

3627

2309

3255

30''

362722093253701

362722093352001

36272609327170^

362449093314201

36215609329080"

36202109328070^

3624

1 10

9323

1001

36240109322070''

362351093220701

361748093222001

361806093241701

361920093234201

361925093225801

361928093225501

362337093282101

362021093283901

361544093185501

361545093190801

361547093190801

361517093193801

361110093230901

361118093233901

361132093230001

362443093262501

362213093315301

36205309335070-

1361847093323201

362111093372001

362146093371201

362413093325701

361857093344801

361808093331301

7 1/

2 MINUTE

TOPOGRAPHIC

QUADRANGLE

BERRYVILLE

EUREKA SPRINGS

GRANDVIEK

GREEN

FOREST

GREEN

FORE

ST

GREEN

FOREST

BLUE EYE

BLUE

EYE

BLUE EY

EGRANDVIEW

BLUE EYE

GRANDVIEW

GREE

N FOREST

GREEN

FOREST

BLUE EYE

DENVER

DENV

ERALPENA

GREEN

FORE

STGREEN

FORE

STGR

EEN

FOREST

GREE

N FOREST

BLUE

EYE

GREEN

FORE

STAL

PENA

ALPE

NAAL

PENA

ALPE

NAOSAGE

OSAG

EOSAGE

BLUE

EY

EBERRYVILLE

BERRYVILLE

BERRYVILLE

BERRYVILLE

BERRYVILLE

GRANDVIEW

BERRYVILLE

BERRYVILLE

TOP

0;

OPEN

IN

TER-

WATER

VAL

(FEET

BEARING

BELOW

LAND

FORMATION

SURFACE)

367CTTR

368JFRC

367CTTR

367CTTR

331BSVL

__367CTTR

367CTTP

330BOON

368JFRC

367C

TTF

-- _.367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

330BOON

331BSVL

364EVRN

_- _.367CTTR

367CTTR

--

330BOON

_-367CTTR

~ "

" *

~ "

367CTTR '

_-368JFRC

368JFRC

367CTTR

--

367CTTR

__367CTTR

368JFRC

368JFRC

BOTT

OM

WEL-

Op

OPEN

DE

PTH

INTERVA^

(FEET

(FEET

BE-

BELOW

LOW

LAND

LA

ND

SURFACE)

SURFACE)

955

44/1

312 60 17

__48C

553 60

505

18'

-. _. _ _

7

* O

/ i

A.

22C

465

465 17 0

355

-_ __42

018

5--

37_-

45C

-_680

_-75

080

0465

--

333

_-355

555

520

WATER

USE H L h - S S H H U S H H - H H H h U L U L l H h h U U H U H H H H S H H I h S H

DATA

SOURCE

AVAIi.-

OF

ABILITY

DATA

WL.Qfc

Wu

1 -;

WL

1Wu

1

WL WL.Q>

iWu

i

WL

iWL.QW

1

W- Wu

1

Wu

Wu

1

WL.QW

i

WL

1WL

1WL

1WL

1

WL

1

W.

1W_

1

Wu

1

WL

-WL,0>

WL

1WL

1WL

1WL

1

WL.QW

1WL

1

WL

1Wu

1

W_

1WL

1

WL

1WL

1

WL.

1WL

1WL

1

Tabl

e '.

--De

scri

ptio

n o*

se

lect

ee wells

for

which

nygrogeo'i o_gic aa

ta ar

e av

aila

ble.

Carr

ol 1

Coun

ty.

Arkansas--Conf,nuec

SITE

NC. 8- 84 85 86 8^ 86 89 9- 92 93 95 96 97 96 99 10C

101

102

103

104

IDE

106

107

110

112

113

1 14

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

SITE NAME

LLOYD GIBSON

CHARLIE GARNER

FAIR GROUND

BOB

SUMMERS

HOWARD COLLINS

RUSTY BUTLER

RUSTY BUTLER

KENNETH ESSLINGER

KENNETH ESSLINGER

JOY

SHACKELFORD

CLIFFORD BOETTNER

PAT

SCHMIDT

COUNTRY HOUSE

BED

& BREAKFAST

SNOOPER'S NOO'-

ANTIQUES

PAUL

. FARWELL

BOB

FEAGINS

RUSSELL CLAY

RUSSELL CLAV

ALAN HALL

. CHRIS HENNIG

BILL HARPER

ROBERT FRITZ

PAUL WAGNER

FRANK D/WIS

CLIFTON h. PHILLIPS

ORMALD WATSON

RALPH BANTA

HUGH LIEDTKE

NORRIS RILEY

RICHARD HATTENHAUP

GILBERT RIVERA

US-CE

-- MURIEL SCHMIDT

EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

PAUL GRIESENAUER

DEWAYNE TIPTON

V.R.

SOLBERY

LOCAL

WELL

NC.

20N25W23DAA1

20N24W19CCB1

20N24W18DBD1

21N24W33CAD1

18N23W04CDA1

19N23W30DAB1

19N23W30DAD-

117N24W14AAB1

17N24W13BCC1

17N24W04ADB1

20N26W06CCC1

21N2

7W21

ACA-

*19N26W08DAC1

20N26W06DDP-

21N26W13BCC1

20N25W16BCC1

20N26W28DCB1

20N26W28CDD1

19N25W07CDC1

20N25W31BAB-

18N23W32BCC1

17N23W09DAC1

17N23W09DDC1

20N24W23BB/S1

18N23W29ACD1

19N23W29BCC1

19N22W18DAB1

19N25W16BDA1

19N23W12BAB1

19N25W11BBB'

19N27W11BBC1

20N27W10BCC1

20N26W16DCD1

20N26W13CAA1

20N26W16DAA1

20N26W23ACA1

20N26W16DCA1

20N26W14BAD1

20N22W03DDA1

20N25W06BBA1

SITE ID

362254083360001

362238093344801

36233509334150"'

36260709331470"

136143609326030-'

36163409327450'

36163309327400'-

36082109330030-

360758093294601

360958093321301

362520093473701

362840093511301

361924093455001

3625250934654°-

36291 209 3421 701

362356093384801

362154093450701

362153093450901

361917093410301

362032093411601

361040093273801

360834093254101

36082409325430"

1362315093303001

361124093265401

361642093273401

361811093212501

361852093384401

361925093230201

361947093365901

362000093492301

362501093504601

362341093445701

362354093420701

362355093444601

362312093425201

362338093445701

362409093430101

362500093175001

362603093410901

BOTTOM

WELL

TOP OP

OF OPEN

DEPTH

OPEN INTER- INTERVAL

(FEET

7 1/2

MINUTE

WATER

VAL (FEET

(FEET BE

- BELOW

TOPOGRAPHIC

BEARING

BELOW LAND

LOW

LAND

LAND

WATER

QUADRANGi-E

FORMATION

SURFACE.;

SURFACE)

SURFACE) USE

GRANDVIEfc

GRANDVIEW

GRANDVIEW

GRANDVIEW

OSAGE

GREEN FORE

GREEN FORE

MARBLE

OSAGE

MARBLE

BEAVEF

BEAVEP

SANDSTONE

BEAV=c

>T i '

rfTN.

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

SANDSTONE MTN.

SANDSTONE MTN.

ROCKHOUSE

ROCKHOUSE

OSAGE

OSAGE

OSAGE

GRANDVIEW

OSAGE

GREEN FOREST

ALPENA

ROCKHOUSE

ALPENA

BERRYVILLE _

BEAVER

_

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

DENVER

EUREKA SPRINGS

_ _

367CTTR

-- _.367RBDX

367CTTF

368JFRC

330BOON

330BOON

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

36BJCRC

368JFRC

367CTTR

367CTTR

367RBDX

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTR

367CTTF

367CTTR

330BOOK

331BSVL

330BOON

160

488

367RBDX

21

824

330BOON

367CTTR

373

944

367RBDX

367RBDX

82

870

367GNTR

367RBDX

147

1.029

367RBDX

408

1,418

371POTS

367GNTR

500

1,322

367RBDX

500

1,026

367CTTR

368JFRC

240

898

180 -- --

1,032

13C

BOC

205 45

455

360

200

650

90S

485

200

834

1 .500

507 65

53C

900

955

285

208

100

488

824 78

944

1.148

870

1 .385

1.029

1 .418

1 .7

131 .332

1,026

400

898

H U h H H i- c. H U H h * H - >- H H H H H H h H I h H H H H H H R U H P P P P H H

DATA

AVAK-

ABILITY

WL

W.WL

WL WL.O

K

w_ WL WL.OW

W_ w_ QK

W. WL WL W^ WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL.QW

WL.QW

WL QW WL

SOURCE

Oc

DATA

. i i i ' -. 1 1 i i - i 1 T 1 i 1 1 1 . 1 ^ i 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 £. r) 4. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Tabl

e 1

. --D

escr

i pt i on of

selected wells fo<- whicn

nvd>"ogeo logic

oata

ar

e available. Ca

rro

1 ' Co

unty

. Arkansas--Cont i nu

ec

SITE NC.

12E

129

130

13"

13Z

133

134

135

136

137

13E

146

147

SITE NAME

HOLIDAY ISLAND

HOLIDAY ISLAND

HOLIDAY ISLAND

HOLIDAY ISLAND

D.G. WARD

WILL j. SCHELL

GREEN FOREST CITY

GREEN FOREST CITY

DR.

R.A.

ETHERINGTON

REV. JOHN WYATT

ROGER A.

ANDERSON

MURu MALONE

MURL MALONE

LOCAL

WELL

NC.

21N26W27ADA1

21N26W22DDC1

21N26W17BCC1

21N26W15BAA1

21N27W34BAA1

19N24W17BBC1

19N23W08ADC1

19N23W04BAC1

20N26W13CAD1

20N25W06AAC1

20N26W06ABD1

18N22W17DAA1

18N22W16CBB1

SITE ID

362739093434901

36275709343460-

362920093463801

362937093441101

36270809350290^

361847093335901

361912093263301

362013093260301

362344093415701

36255609340260^

36261009347050-

361259093200901

361255093203001

7 1/

2 MINUTE

TOPOGRAPHIC

QUADRANGLE

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

BEAVER

EUREKA SPRINGS

BEAVEF

BERRYVILLE --

GREEN FOREST

EUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGS

BEAVEP

OSAGE NE

OSAGE NE

WATER

BEARING

FORMATION

367GNTR

367RBDX

367RBDX

367GNTR

367RBDX

367RBDX

367GNTK

367RBDX

367RBDX

368JFRC

367RBD>

330BOOK

330BOON

BOTTOM

TOD OF

Oc

OPEN

OPEN INTEP- INTERVA.

VAL

(FEE

T (FEET BE-

BELOW LAND

LOW

LAND

SURFACE)

515

500

500

50C 20 20-- --

98 200 65--

SURFACE^

1 ,8

0C1

, 184

1 .0

581 .1

2290-'

1 . 3

1 £ -- --

923

98^

99 C- --

WEL_

DEPTH

(FEE

T -

BELOW

LAND

WATER

SURFACE)

1 , 80C

1 , 18^

1 ,0

581 .1

2290

-

1.3

142

. 30G

1.587

92?

98^

99C ie 29

USE p P P P h ; - r h h H L1 L'

DATA

AVAlL-

ABlLlTv

W. Wu WL.QW

WL.Q

WWL w. w_ WL .

QW

Wu

W_ w_ WL WL

SOUR

CE0

FDATA

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 1

A discrepancy ex

ists

between we

ll depth

and

interpreted wate^-bea

rino

formation wi

t1-

wate

r au

a

1 ab 11! 2 .- -Description of selected sur 1 r\us> in C a r r o I I County. Afkdnsas

13J16SVL, Baletwille Sandstone; 330BOON, Buorie Formation; 36/CITR, Cotter Dolomite; P, public supply;

determi ned]

13J1BSVL, Baletwille Sandstone; 330BOON, Buorie f-orrnation; 3b/LIIR, Cotter Do I oim ttS, stock; U, unused; R, recreation; H, domestic; WD, discharge measurement; QW, water-quality analyses;1, spring located and identified during this study; 2, Lamonds (1972); --, not del

SITENO.

12345

6791011

1314151718

1920212223

2426293040

4344454648

5354556264

6869727375

82839094108

109139140141142

143144145148149

IbU151152153154155

SPRING NAMh

BUNCH SPRINGK. HAMM SPRINGR.C. CHANEY SPRINGUNKNOWNYOUNGBLOOU SPRING

VERUA DOIiON SPRINGVERDA DOTSON SPRINGWINONA SPRINGBLUE SPRINGMOORE SPRING

BIL L McCAI L SPRINGBOB McCALL SPRINGBILL McCALL SPRINGJOHNSON SPRINGHALE SPRING

WOOD SPRINGJOHNSON SPRINGMcWILLlAMS SPRINGFLOYD SPRINGBERRYVlLLfc SPRING

STAFFORD SPRINGBRASWELL SPRINGJ.P. RlLhY SPRINGSTAINS SPRINGBISHOP SPRING

BASIN SPRINGPATTY SPRINGTANYARD SPRINGBULL SPRINGHARP SPRING

ROGERS SPRINGANDERSON SPRINGUNKNOWNFULTZ SPRINGCOY HUFF SPRING

CHANfcY SPRINGTHORP SPRINGWILSON SPRINGHALFIELD SPRINGRICHARDSON SPRING

ROBERTS SPRINGARMER SPRINGBUTLER SPRINGREEVES SPRINGCLAY SPRING

JOHNSON SPRINGONYX SPRINGCARRY NATION SPRINGLITTLt EUREKA SPRINGSCAl IFF SPRING

JOHNSON SPRINGBASIN SPRINGMALONE SPRINGMYSTIC SPRINGCRESCENT SPRING

CONGRESS SPRINGHARDING SPRINGSWEET SPRINGCADO SPRINGGROTIO SPRINGMAGNETIC SPRING

I OCA ISPRINGNO.

20N25W26DBD1SP20N25W14DAC1SP20N24W34BBC1SP17N22W06BDA1SP17N23W10BCA1SP

1 7N23W03CDA1SP17N23W10BAB1SP19N25W06CDD1SP21N27W26AAD1SP21N25W27CDD1SP

20N25W09ACA1SP20N25W18CDA1SP20N26W01ADD1SP20N25W01ACD1SP21N23W17DDA1SP

21N24W26BCB1SP20N25W01ADD1SP18N24W15CBD1SP18N24W16ADA1SP20N24W30DBA1SP

20N23W29ABB1SP20N24W25AAD1SP21N24W35ABB1SP21W22W30BAB1SP20N23W14ABA1SP

19N22W18UDB1SP19N22W17AAD1SP19N22W19BAA1SP19N22W18DCC1SP19N23W14BBB1SP

20N23W27BCC1SP19N22W06DDA1SP19N22W06DDD1SP19N22W33ADB1SP18N23W25CDA1SP

20N23W09BAA1SP20N24W28AAD1SP18N24W10CAB1SP18N24W09CDC1SP20N25W34ABD1SP

20N25W36DCB1SP19N24W16AAC1SP19N23W30DCD1SP19N23W12ADD1SP20N26W28CDD1SP

20N25W01ACB1SP20N26W15ACB1SP20N26W15ACC1SP20N26W15DBB1SP20N26W15BCD1SP

20N26W16ADC1SP20N26W15BDB1SP18N22W16CBD1SP20N26W10DDD1SP20N26W10CDA1SP

20N26W10CDC1SP20N26W15BAB1SP20N26W15BAB2SP20N26W15BAA1SP20N26W10CAC1SP20N26W10DAC1SP

SITE ID

362156093361701362340093360601362122093314801360940093214501360915093245901

360855093251601360906093250701361957093405101362752093484401362658093373801

362451093382201362353093410201362544093412301362538093350901362839093262901

362722093303701362536093345801361307093314201361323093320201362200093341001

362217093264101362212093284301362643093295801362728093215001362357093233201

361/58093212001361829093193501361749093214401361754093213701361840093241401

362157093251701361946093210501361939093211001361532093191301361058093225501

362451093260101362214093315001361403093313601361345093323901362129093372001

362051093352401361844093320201361616093275501361912093221701362149093450901

362541093351501362402093440101362358093440201362355093440201362402093442501

362403093444401362407093442101361246093195301362427093433601362429093441001

362425093441201362419093441501362417093441701362416093440901362440093441601362437093435001

/ 1/2 MINUTETOPOGRAPHICQUADRANGLE

BERRYVILLEGRANDVIEWBERRYVILLEOSAGE NEOSAGE

OSAGEOSAGEROCK HOUSEBEAVEREUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSGRANDVIEWBLUE EYE

GRANDVIEWGRANDVIEWMARBLEMARBLEBERRYVILLE

GREEN FORESTGREEN FORESTBLUE EYEDENVERBLUE EYE

ALPENAALPENAALPENAALPENAGREEN FOREST

GREEN FORESTALPENAAl PENAALPENAOSAGE

BLUE hYEBERRYVILLEMARBLEMARBLEBERRYVlLLfc

BERRYVILL £BERRYVILLEGREEN FORESTALPENASANDSTONE MNI

GRANDVIEWEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSOSAGE NEEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGS

EUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGSEUREKA SPRINGS

STRATI- GRAPHICHORIZONOF SPRINGORIFICE

367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR330BOON330BOON

330BOON330BOON330BOON367CTTR367CTTR

367CTTR330BOON330BOON367CTTR330BOON

367CTTR367CTTR330BOON330BOON367CTTR

330BOON367CTTR367CTTR330BOON330BOON

331BSVL330BOON331BSVL331BSVL330BOON

331BSVL330BOON330BOON330BOON330BOON

330BOON367CTTR330BOON330BOON367CTTR

367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR330BOON330BOON

367CTTR330BOON330BOON330BOON330BOON

330BOON330BOON330BOON330BOON330BOON

330BOON330BOON330BOON367CTTR330BOON36/CTTR

DATA SOURCEWATERUSE

PSSSS

SUURS

UUSS-

-SHHS

PSHHS

HHHSS

HSS

--S

SUHHH

SSSUU

SUUUU

UPUUU

UUUUUU

AVAIL­ABILITY

WD.QWWDWD----

WD--WD.QWWD--

----WDWD.QW

-_--WDWDWD

-_WDWD----

WD------WD

------WD.QW

--WDWD--

WD--WD.QWWD.QW--

WD--------

--WD

--------

OFDATA

11111

1111,21

11111

11111

11111

11111

11111

11111

11111

11111

11111

111111

17

1 uL> 1 e 3.--Water-level data f r om *eI Is. Carrol I County. Arkansas

I331BSVL, bdtesville Sandstone; 330BOON, Boone Formation; 364EVRN, Everton Formation; 367CTTR , Cotter Dolomite; 368JFRC, Jefferson City Dolomite; 367RBDX, Roubidoux Formation; 367GNTR, Guriter Sandstone Member of- the Van Buren Formation; 371POTS, Potosi Dolomite; --, not identified]

SITE NO. SITE NAME

AL F ITUDE OF LAND SURFACE

DEPTHTO

WATER(FEET ABOVE (FEET BELOW

KENNETH CLARK

tEA LEVEL) LAND SURFACE) SEA LEVEL)

1 , 155

WATER- ALTITUDE DATE BEARING OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA-

lEVEL MEASURED TION (FEET ABOVE

I 2 bill McCALL ,ObO

25

27

28

31

DIMPLE HEARD

JAMES JACOB

LARRY MEEK

WAVNE HARNESS

1 , 2 H 0

1 , 34U

1 , 34U

1 , 260

32

33

34

WILLARD STANDLER

WiLLARD STANDLER

BUDDY DAVIDSON

1 . J 4 O

1.310

I . U b I)

36AKNOLD HUMBKEAD BOB SUMMERS

J U) , 305

10309

1 17

778

1524

1651505154

5352515220

6433

293

137144143142142

3536353638

13762643134

80991058186

8788818997

94120152146142

142142138140142

.53

. 75

.59

.40

. 10

. 15

.50

.00

.85

.50

. 25

. 10

.00

.90

. 10

.40

.00

.80

. 10

. 34

.60

.00

.80

.90

.90

. 80

.00

.08

.50

. 50

.90

.60

. 16

.50

.40

.80

.45

.55

.20

.37

.05

.97

.46

. 25

. 25

. 10

. 15

. 70

.60

. 75

. 30

.00

.45

.45

.50

. 00

. 10

.60

.20

.30

1 , 144 .1 , 1 24 .1 , 145 .1,143.1.147.

1,147.1,147.1,147.1 , 139.1 , 1 30.

1 , 1 38 .1 ,008 .1 ,010.1 ,008 .1 ,005.

1 ,006.,008.,008.,007.,259.

,333.,336.,336.

1 ,336.1 , 046.

1,122., 16., 16., 17., 17.

, 24 ., 23., 24 ., 23., 21 .

,122.,277 .

1 . 275 .1 .278.1 , 275.

979 .960.954.978 .973.

972.971 .978.970.962.

965 .1 , 190.1,152.1,158.1 , 162 .

1 , 163.1 , 162 .1 , 166.1 , 164.1 , 162.

4725416090

8550001550

7590001090

6000209066

4000201010

2000925050

1040845060

2055458063

9503547575

9085304025

7000555550

0090408070

11-1 4-9008-23-9109-26-9 11 1-26-9101-21 -92

02- 19-9203-26-9204- 16-9205-21-9207-07-92

08-13-9212-06-9011-21-9101 -20-9202-19-92

04- 1 6-9205-26-9207-07-9208-13-9203-1 2-91

03-21 -9112-10-9101-20-92O2-27-9203-21-91

04- 1 6-9108-21-9109-24-911 2-05-9101-20-92

02- 18-9203-17-9204-09-9205-14-9207-23-92

08- 1 1-9204-16-9108-21-9104-16-9 108-21 -9 1

04-23-9108-21 -9 109-24-911 2-05-9101-20-92

02- 18-9203- 1 7-9204-09-9205-14-9207-07-92

08- 1 1 -9204-23-9104-23-911 1-26-9101-20-92

02- 18-9203- 1 7-9204-09-9205-21 -9207-07-92

367CTTR

368JFRC

367CTTR

331BSVL

--

367CTTR

367CTTR

330BOON

368JFRC

367CTTR--

18

Table 3 Water I data fro in we j I s . Carrol) County. Arkarisas~~Continued

S I F E NO .

3 / 38

SITE

Mill) ROB1 NE M fc JESSi E SMALI EY

39 JIMMY BISHOP

4 1 JIMMY DAV1

JIMMY UAVIS

4 /495051

b2565758

B t N R A T Z L 0 f- h LARUY HARP HARULL) LOGAN BEN RA1ZLOFF-

BEN RATZLOFF R . J . HOLLAND BUSTER POWELL LONNIE USERY

b9 BOBBY ANDKtWS

A i. n ruDEOF LAND

/IE SURFACE (FEET ABOVE SEA I EVEL}

[ fc 1,345:Y 1 , 380

1 , 2bb

1 , 24U

1 . ^ 4U

1 , 29U1 , 3601 , 2401,120

1,1/01 , 4801 , 4201 . 790

i 1,180

WATER-

DEPTH AMITUDE DATE BEARING TO OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA-

WATEK LEVEL MEASURED TION (FEET BEI OW (FEET ABOVE LAND SURFACE) SEA 1 EVEL)

14363626137

3637393940

69971248381

8b86878687

8464667973 ,

717472 ,7165

66.6365 .7268 .

66.69.68.68.66.

68 .13 .3 ,

9 1 ,8 ,

40 ,134.12 .34.37

37.36.3635.36.

36.36.37.36.1 1 .

1 6 .8 .

13.13 .15.

. 80

.80

.40

.00

.90

. 30

.40

.65

. 1 0

.80

.50

.00

.00

.85

.35

.85

. 25

. 15

. 65

. 10

. bb

.50

. 40

.80

.90

. 60

.40

.00

.50

.40

.50

. 50

.80

.90

. 20

. 1 0

.05

.00

.20

.30

. 10

.00

.00

.60

.30

,80.05, 30.90,55

3b. 20,009080

6025,007040

32300605,25

1,1611 , 28 11,3171,3191 ,342

1 , 3431 , 3421 , 3401 , 3401 , 339

1,3101 , 1581,1311,1711,173

1 , 1691 , 1681 , 1671 , 1681 , 167

1,1701,1751,1731 , 1601 , 166

1 , 168 ,1 , 165,1 , 168 ,1 , 1681 , 1 74

1,173,1,176.1,174,1 , 1 67 ,1,171,

1,173,1 , 1 70 .1,172.1,171.1,173

1,171.1.277,1 , 357 ,1 , 1 48 .1,111,

1 , 1 29.1 , 345 .1 ,407 ,1 , 7551 ,752 ,

1 , 752 .1 , 753 .1 ,754 .1 , 754 .1 ,753 .

1 , 753 .1 ,753.1 , 753 .1 , 753.1 , 168 .

1 . 163 .1,171.1 , 166.1 , 166.1 , 164 .

. 20

. 20

.60

.00

. 10

. 70

.60

. 35

.90

. 20

.50

.00

.00

. 15

.65

. 15

. 75

.85

.35

.90

. 45

.50

.60

. 20

. 10

. 40

. 60

.00

.50

.60

.50

.50

. 20

. 10

.80

.90

.95

.00

.80

. 70

.90

. 00

. 00

. 40

. 70

. 10

.95

.70

. 10

.45

.64

.80

.00

. 10

. 20

. 40, 75.00.30.60

, 68. 7094.95.75

0804051 201

0203040507

0805081 101

0203040507

0805081 101

0203040507

0805081 101

0203040507

0805050505

0505050508

091 2010203

0405070805

081 2010204

-11--29--02--10--20-

- 2 7 --17-- 1 4-- 1 4--23-

-11--07--2 1 --19--20-

-27-- 1 7-- 14--14-

92919 19192

9292929292

9291919192

92929292

367CTTR

367CTTR

-23-92

-11--07--21--19--20-

-27--1 7--14--14--23-

-11--07--21--19--20-

-27-- 1 7--1 4--14--23-

-11--07--09--09--09-

-09--1 5--22--28--23-

-25-- 10--26--27--26-

- 14-- 14-- 16--11--28-

23--10--2 1--27-- 14 -

9291919192

9292929292

92919 19192

9292929292

9291919191

9191919191

9191929292

9292929291

9191929292

367CTTR

367CTTR

330BOON331BSVL364EVRN

--

_ -367CTTR367CTTR

--

330BOON

19

Table 3.--We ;r- level data Carrol I County. Arkansas--Continued

SI 1 b NO. SITE NAME

60 BOB ANDREWS6 1 DAVID FULTZ DA 1 kY63 COY HUFF

65 COY HUFF

6b KLNNY HUFF

67 ARNOLD CHANtY

70 DAN THORP71 TIM ROBERTS

74 BILL ALLRED

76 WAYNE RICHARDSON

// Ntil MARTIN

78 GENERAL YOUNGBLOOD

79 HOY PATTY

AL 1 1 1 HUE OF LAND SUKFACE

(FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL)

1 1 /(I1 , 2601 , 380

1,510

1 .380

1 , 260

1 , 2801 , 155

1 , 220

1 . 160

1 ,080

1 , 240

1,215

WATER- DEPTH ALTITUDE DATE BEARING TO OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA-

WATER LEVEL MEASURED TION (FfcET BELOW (FEET ABOVE LAND SURFACE) SEA LEVEL)

1415131415

822303682

9389848686

8586797780

5148434142

4241444277

5572737398

1011071079486

8886848680

8510149694

9190908991

9695797774

7676767776

. 70

. 10

. 65

.80

.00

.90

.30

.70

.40

.00

.00

. 15

.40

.40

.50

.90

. 60

.90

. 10

.45

. 25

.05

.90

.45

. 10

. 20

. 60

.20

. 25

. 20

.00

. 20

.40

.40

.00

.90

. 1 1

. 19

.00

.30

. 10

.30

. 70

.45

.40

.30

.40

. 20

.50

.90

. 10

.50

.80

.90

.00

. 10

.30

.60

. 10

.50

. 20

. 10

. 70

.50

.40

1 , 1 65 .1 , 164 .,166.,165.,165.

, 161 ., 237 .

1 ,349.1 ,343.1 ,428 .

1,417.1 .420.1 ,425 .1 ,423.1 .423.

,424 .1 ,423.1 . 430 ..432.

1 ,429.

1 , 328 .1 , 331 .1 ,336.1 ,338.1 ,337.

1 ,337.1 ,338.1 , 335.1 ,337.1,182.

1 , 225 .1 ,082.1 .081 .1 ,081 .1 . 1 22.

1 , 058 .1 ,052.1 . 052.1 ,066.1 ,073.

1,071.1 ,073.1 ,075 .1 ,073.1 ,079.

1 ,074.1 ,069.1 ,065 .1 , 143 .1 , 145 .

1 , 148 .1 , 149 .1 , 149.1 , 150.1 , 149 .

1 , 143 .1 , 1 44.1 , 1 35 .1,137.1 , 140.

1 , 138 .1 , 138 .1 , 138 .1,137.1 , 138 .

3090352000

1070306000

0085606050

1040109055

7595105590

8040807580

0080606000

1089810070

9070305560

7060805010

9050201000

9070409050

8090305060

05- 14-9206- 16-9206-26-9207- 16-9208-1 1-92

05-28-905-28-905-29-908-22-905-29-9

08-22 909-25-91 2- 10-901-21 -9201 -27-92

03- 26-9204- 14-9205-26-9207-16-9208-1 1 -92

05-29-911 2-10-9101-21 -9202-27-9203-26-92

04- 14-9205-26-9207-16-9208- 1 1 -9206-25-91

06-25-907- 1 1-908-21 -908-21-907-18-9

07-23-908- 19-908-21 -91 1 -26-90 1 -20-92

02-27-9203- 17-9204- 16-9205-21-9207-07-92

08- 1 3-9207-23-9108-21-9 107-23-911 1-26-91

0 1- 20-9202-18-9203- 17-9204-09-9205-21 -92

07-07-9208-30-9207-25-911 1-26-9101 -20-92

02-27-9203-1 7-9204-16-9205-21-9207-07-92

_ _367CTTR

--

367CTTR

_ _

368JFRC

368JFRC367CTTR

--

367CTTR

_ _

367CTTR

368JFRC

20

Table j . - --Water level data_fjlkm * e I I s . Car roll County. Arkansas- -Cont i nued

WATER- ALTITUDE DATE BEARING

SI 1'E NO.

80818485

8687

88

89

9 1

92

9399TOO1 04105

1 101 12

1 14

1 16

SITE NAME

UON CARYLLOYD GIBSONCHARLIE GARNbRFAIR GROUND

BOB SUMMERSHOWARD COLLINS

RUSTY BUTLER

RUSTY BUILER

KENNETH ESSLINGER

KENNETH ESSLINGER

JOY SHACKELFORDPAUL FARWELLE .E. DICKSJ. CHRIS HENNIGBILL HARPER

FRANK DAVISCLIFTON H. PHILLIPS

KALPH BANTA

NORKIS RILEY

OF LAND TO OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA- SUKFACE WATER LEVEL MEASURED TION

(FEET ABOVE (FEET BELOW (FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL) LAND SURFACE) SEA LEVEL)

771 ,380 1311 , 235 621 , 245 871 , 225 97

1 , 250 391,310 72

797968

7172727778

7376

1 ,280 6354

1 ,265 59

5553545354

b5535456

1 ,480 132 ,

132,36797379

84557697

1 , 49U 29 ,

1 ,337 191 , 180 46,1 , 1 70 321 , 230 241 , 740 162

1 ,42b 75 ,1 ,680 139.

1 25 ,1 20.

1 , 32U 196 ,

1 , 160 40 ,40.40.40.39.

40.40 ,40.40.40.

40 .40.40.40.40 .

. 15

.00

.90

.00

. 20

.00

.00

.87

.81

.00

. 70

. 10

.90

.80

. 10

.70

.60

.50

. 10

.60

. 10

.60

. 10

.90

.00

. 60

.55

.65

. 20

.02

. 70

.50

.42

.50

.65

.40

.80

.50

. 20

.43

77.05. 1 4. 24.60

. 50

.08

.04

. 31

. 70

.85

.08

. 26

. 16

. 27

. 38

.93

.98

. 13

.03

.33783357

. 76

1,137.1 ,249.1,172.1 . 158 .1 , 127 .

1,211.1 , 238 .1 , 230.1 , 230.1 , 242 .

1 , 238.1 , 237 .1 , 237 .1 , 232.1 , 231 .

1 , 236.1 , 233 .1,216.1 , 225.1 ,205.

1 , 209.1,211.1,210.1,211.1,211.

1 ,209.1,211.1 ,210.1 , 208 .1 , 347.

1 ,347.1 ,443.1 ,400.1 ,406.1 , 400 .

1 , 395 .1 ,424.1 ,403 .1 ,382.1 ,460.

1,317.1 , 133 .1,137.1 , 205.1 ,577.

1 ,349.1 ,540.1 ,554.1 ,559.1 , 1 23 .

1,119.1,119.1,119.1,119.1 , 1 20 .

1,119.1,119.1,119.1,119.1.119.

1,119.1,119.1,119.1,119.1,119.

8500100080

0000131900

3090102090

3040509040

9040901000

4045358098

3050585035

6020508057

2395867640

5092966930

1592748473

6207028797

6722674324

0807070808

0808080912

0102030405

0708080808

0812010203

0405070808

0912010203

0405070808

0807070707

0506100506

1 102030405

0607080910

1 112010205

- 13-92-30-91-30-91-08-91-14-91

- 1 3-91- 15-91-22-91-26-9 1-10-91

-26-92-27-92-26-92-14-92-26-92

-16-92-1 1-92-15-91-22-9 1-15-91

-22-91-10-91-21 -92-27-92-26-92

-14-92-26-92-16-92-1 1-92-22-91

-2b-91-10-91-21 -92-27-92-26-92

- 1 4 - 9 2-26-92-16-92- 1 1-92-22-9 1

- 2 2 - 9 1-21-92-21-92-22-92-28-92

-22-91-14-62-25-62-08-63-07-67

- 1 7-61-08-62-08-62-04-62-09-62

-15-62-25-62-29-62-28-62-25-62

-29-62-13-62-08-63-19-63-08-63

368JFRC--

367CTTR--

_ _367RBDX

367CTTR

368JFRC

330BOON

330BOON

367CTTR368JFRC367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR

367CTTR330BOON

330BOON

330BOON

21

Tab 1 ts 3 . --Water jeye! data from 1 I County. Arkansas--Cont i nued

SI 1 E NO. SIThNAMt

I/ RICHARD HA1IENHAUR18 GILBERT RIVERA19 US-CE21 MURIEL SCHMID122 EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

123 EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

124 EUREKA SPRINGS CITY

125 PADI GRIESENAUER

127 V . K . SOLBERY128 HOLIDAY ISLAND129 HOLIDAY ISLAND1 so HOI IDAY i SLAND

At 1 I FUDE OF LAND SURFACE

(FEET ABOVE (SEA 1 EVEL ) L

, 662.400. 1 72, 525, 400

1 , 296

i , iyy . 60

1 , 5 2 0

1 ,5501 . 5201 , 5001,010

DEP 1"H TO

WATER f-EET BEI OW

WATER- ALF1TUDE DAIE BEARING OF WATER WATER 1 EVEL FORMA-

LEVEL MEASURED TION (FEET ABOVE

AND SURFACtJ SEA I

55320877

391273

306342392429470

464432454287278

274274272274276

177197200201473

4 183924454 1 7404

424408438440208

2072081391 24188

1 241851 241 25452

13352014686

1 10

1 1 71 21121128106

92969610589

1361431348990

0058855600

1575556340

0035444323

3 168108820

6580778000

0000008200

4458300075

9 158685819

5 162258210

6000004077

1919190050

1 387750013

1407102887

1 . 1 091,1911 , 0941 , 1331,127

989953903866825

832863841,008,017

,021,021,023,021,019

1,0211 ,001

998997726

781807754781795

775791761759990

991991

1 ,0591 ,0751,011

, 075,013,075,073,067

,416,000

1 ,354923899

892888888882903

91 7913913905920

873866875920919

EVEL)

. 00

.42

. 15

.44

.00

.85

. 25

. 45

. 37

.60

. 00

.65

.56

. 57

. 77

. 69

. 32

.90

. 1 2

.80

.95

.80

.83

.80

.60

. 60

. 60

.60

. 78

. 60

. 1 6

.02

.30

.60

.85

.69

.02

.92

.02

.41

.09

.98

.35

. 78

.90

. 40

. 00

. 00

.60. 23

.8 1

.8 1

.8 1

.00

.50

. 87

. 13

. 25

.00

.87

. 86

.93

.90

.72

. 13

0804050107

0805050403

0405040404

0404050503

081 102061 1

1 01 11 1051 2

0504030405

0604040404

_----

-----

-

--

-----

-.----

_----

--

0610142906

2625031726

231 1250408

1408061 128

2502150710

1429262502

0317

-76-75-73-75-72

-76-77-78-79-80

-81-82-83-84-85

-86-87-88-89-90

-66-66-67-67-71

-72-73-74-75-75

-78-79

367CTTR367RBDX367RBDX367RBDX367RBDX

37 1 POTS

367GNTR

-26-80--

_----

2320

1025040815

04-0805050303

0607061 11 1

101 11 11 205

0704030405

0404040404

----

_----

_----

_----

---

-

041 12831

2007301910

1929260323

031 726231 1

2504081508

-81-81

-82-83-84-85-86

-87-88-89-90-77

-68-72-77-70-71

-72-73-74-75-77

-78-79-80-81-82

-83-84-85-86-87

367RBDX

368JFRC367GNTR367RBDX367RBDX

22

Table 3 iter-level data fro _i .1 S i Carrol I County. Arkansas --Continued

SITE NO.

1 3 1

SITE NAME

Al I 1 TODE DEPT HOFLAND TOSURFACE WATER

(FEET ABOVE (FEET BELOWSEA LEVEL) LAND SURFACE

WATER- ALTITUDE DATE BEARING OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA-

LEVEL MEASURED TION (FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL)

HOI. 1 DAY I bL AND 1 , HJ /

1 32133

134

D.G. WARDWILL J. SCHELL

(jRfchN FOREST CITY

1 ,3001.410

I , 32b

1 3b liREEN FOREST CITY 1 , 350

86.97.85.136.1 28 .

139 .133.137.134.110.

93 .98 .113.112.99.

141.143 .133.145 .145 .

1 4b.151 .145.313.263.

275 .279.278.267.270.

221 .225 .228 .232.224.

229 .241 .207 .246.314.

330 .319.259.241 .185 .

193 .196.202 .1 78.272 .

246.248 .235.239.244.

247 .236.238.246.241 .

249 .234.245 .226.238 .

7539684450

201 7297247

6856328072

9416975022

8507592055

7499505871

8826801 766

0898404380

7578672387

8592679089

9835156197

6720693990

5230003530

923 . 25912.61924. 32965.56973.50

962 . 80968.83964. 7 1967 . 28991 .53

1 ,008.321 ,003 .44988.68989 . 20

1 ,002 . 28

960 .06958.84968.03956.50956.78

955 . 1 5950 .93956.41986.80

1 , 146. 45

,049. 26,045 . 01,046.50,057 .42,054. 29

, 103. 1 21 ,099.74,096. 20,092.83,100.34

, 095 . 92, 083. 02, 1 1 7 . 60,078.57,010.20

994 . 25,005 . 22, 065 . 33, 083 . 77, 164 . 1 3

, 156. 15, 153 . 08, 147 . 33,171.10,077.11

,103.02, 101 . 65, 1 14.85, 1 10.39, 105 .03

,102.33, 1 1 3 . 80,111.31, 103.61, 1 08 . 10

, 1 00 . 48, 1 15 .70, 105 . 00, 1 23 . 65,111.70

04-1905-1 103-2811-1911-10

10-191 1-291 1-261 2-0305-25

05-0304- 1 703-2604-2305- 1 1

05-0404-0404-0804-1504-08

05-0605-1 103-281 1-0909-25

02-1506-0705-2211-1010-18

1 1 -281 1-2512-0305-2405-03

04-03

-88-89-90-70-71

-72-73-74-75-77

-78-79-80-81-82

-83-84-85-86-87

-88-89-90-76-79

-67-67-68-71-72

-73-74-75-77-78

-79

367GNTR

367RBDX367RBDX

367GNTR

03-26-8004-2305-1 104-25

04-0404-0804- 1404-0808-25

1 1 -0202- 1506-0705-221 1 -05

1-100-181-281-252-03

05-2405-0304-0303-2605-20

05- 1 104-2504-0404-0804- 14

-81-82-83

-84-85-86-87-66

-66-67-67- 68-69

-7 1-72-73-74-75

-77-78-79-80-81

-82-83-84-85-86

367RBDX

23

Table 3.--Water- I e s< e I_data f r gin n e I is. Carrol 1 County. Arkansas--Continued

SITE NO . SITE NAME

WATER-Al I1IUUE DEPTH ALTITUDE DATE BEARINGOF LAND TO OF WATER WATER LEVEL FORMA-SUKFACE WATER LEVEL MEASURED TION

(FEEI ABOVE (FEET BEIOW (FEET ABOVESEA LEVEL) LAND SURFACE! SEA LEVEL)

1 3b 137

1 3B 146

ROCihR A. ANOLRSON MURL MALONE

MUKL MALONt

I N G 1 0 N 1 , 5 2 bT 1,480

SON 1.4001 , 360

1 . >i b 0

244257250381462

45115151 515

26

50791 75000

004229

, 105,092,099, 143,018

, 009,345,345

43 1 , 34547 1 , 345

9B 1 , 333

.50

. 21

.83

.50

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

.00

0505030703

0305

-05- 1 1-28-28-09

-08-27

06-030708

07

-13-25

- 13

-88-89-90-75-77

-77-92-92-92-92

-92

367RBDX368JFRC

367RBDX330BOON

330BOON

24

(able A . - - 0 i s c I j a r y e U & t u f r o m & p r i n a s ,_Car roll County, Arkansas

I C , cui i en t meter-; fc, estimated; V, volumetric; 331BSVL, Batesville Sandstone; 330BOON, Boone Formation; 367CTTR, Cotter Dolomite; <, less than]

SITE NO .

1

2

369

10

1 / 18 2 12223

2629434864

7273829094

109

NAME Of- SPRING

bUNCH SPRING

K. HAMM SPRING

R . C . CHANEY SPRING VERDA OOTSON SPRING WINONA SPRING

t) L U E SPRING

JOHNSON SPRING HAL E SPRING Me: WILLIAMS SPRING FLOYD SPRING BERRYVILL.E SPRING

bKASWELt SPRING J.P. RILtY SPRING BASIN SPRING HARP SPRING COY HUFF SPRING

Wl L SON St-'HI NG HAL FIELD SPRING ROBERTS SPRING BUTLER SPRING REEVES SPRING

JOHNSON SPRINGSPRING___

STRATI - GRAPHIC

ALTITUDE DATE METHOD OF HORIZON OF LAND DISCHARGE DISCHARGE OF SPRING SURFACE DISCHARGE MEASURED MEASUREMENT ORIFICE

(FEET ABOVE (GALLONS SEA LEVEL) PER MINUTEJ

1 . Obb

1 . 1 4b

1,2301 , 4001 , 32Q

920

LI9U, 180, 370,370,178

, 260. 200, 300.310, 360

, 390, 380, 090, 200, 1 30

,070,340

1

43

24

11121

13525

31131

1111

3

18010010

1 1050

, 2000.9

,600,000410,900,900

,800,800, 100,500,600

,600,500,700,600,800

,400,900, 300, 700,300

,000,900, 200, 100930

3 . 148010

. 128

502 . 6

1 3< . 1

280

. 1

. 20

IbO,000

3. 1350

10081006101 109

0604090806

1008090809

1007091 105

0607080407

1 208090810

0808080208

0308050708

0807080808

08. .05

-29-23-29-10-29-06-26

-29-06-01

-90-91-90-92-90-90-91

-5 1-54-54

-06-57-12

-23- 1 1-24-24-14

- 13-1 2-13-01-22

-20-19- 14- 18-30

-09-01-03-25-06

-2 1-21-22-2 1-22

- 1 2-21-07-09-22

-22- 15-22-22-23

-2 1- 1 2

-58

-58-59-59-60-60

-60-61-61-61-62

-62-62-62-63-63

65-68-87-88-88

- 9 1-91-9 1-91-91

-91-91-91-92-91

-91-9 1-9 1-91-91

9 1-92

CEEEECV

CccccccccccccccccccccccccEcEEE

EEEEC

EEEEC

EC

367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR367CTTR330BOON330BOON

367CTTR

367CTTR330BOON330BOON330BOON367CTTR

367CTTR367CTTR33 1 BSVL330BOON330BOON

330BOON330BOON367CTTR367CTTR330BOON

367CTTR330BOON

25

Ta b) tt b. - Cuncentrations of mjlor constituents and properties

IjjS/cm, inicr os i einenb per centimeter at 2b degrees Celsius; °C, c

SI 1 ENO.

189

1831

3439586465

8790919495

123124

126

130131

135.

Silt NAME

BUNCH SPRINGKENNETH CLARKWINONA SPRINGHALE SPRINGWAYNE HARNESS

BUDDY UAVIDSONJIMMY BISHOPLONNIfc USERYCOY HUFF SPRINGCOY HUFF

HOWARD COLLINSBUTIER SPRINGKENNETH ESSLINGERREEVES SPRINGCLIFFORD BOETTNER

EUREKA SPRINGS CI7YEUREKA SPRINGS CITY

DEWAYNL TIPTON

HOI IDAY ISLANDHOLIDAY ISLAND

GREEN FOREST CITY

LOCAL WELLNO.

20N25W26DBD1SP19N24W05ADD119N25W06CDD1SP21N23W17DDA1SP21N23W17AAB1

21N25W25ACC120N23W12CCB119N22W34BCB118N23W25CDA1i.P18N23W26DAA1

18N23W04COA119N23W30DCD1'jP17N24W14AAB119N23W12ADD1^P20N26W06CCC1

20N26W23ACA120N26W16DCA1

20N22W03DDA1

21N26W17BCC121N26W15BAA1

19N23W04BAC1

DATE

SPE CIFIC CON­ DUCT­ ANCE

legi ees Ce I s i us

PH (STAND­ ARD

; mg/L, milligrams pe

TEMPER­ ATURE WATER

(gS/cm) UNITS) (°C)

09-26 9109 26-9109-26-9109-24-9109-24-91

09-24-9109-24-9109-25-9109 25-9109 25-91

09 26-9109-26-9109-25-9109-23-9109 27-91

09 01 -7607 28 5409-01-7506-20-8709-17-87

08 01 -7608-02-7308-01-7603-01-65

478402163369428

498435521358677

407405406568718

. _

--4/8480

------

7.7.7.7.7.

7.7.7.7.7,

/7.7.6.7.

8.

87,7,

8--8

--

.26.82.4

.9,5.2.2.0

.5

.3

.4

.9

.2

.4

.2

.5

.0

.3

.4

15.15.14.14.15.

16.16.15.16.16.

16.16.15.17.16.

--22.17.

------

05005

55500

05500

00

COLOR (PLAT­ INUM- COBALTUNITS)

21225

1--252

2--2

25--

------

--

5--1

HARD­ NESS TOTAL (mg/L as

CaC03)

27022089170230

260--

260180370

220--

220180--

140170150220220

280230230250

26

in Hater f_ry.!!i selected vvells arid springs in Carrol 1 County. Arkansas

liter; ---, not determined;

HARD CALCIUMNESS DIS

NONCARB SOI VED(mg/L as (mg/LCaC03) as Cd)

5649326053

58_ .

9B70140

48

8567

. .

21- -

34595B

bb9

4812 54

MAGNE­SIUM,DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las Mq )

31242. 15.2

24

29-4.52.35.8

25-

. 123.7

19--

161819

34- -

2728

<, signifies concentration is below

SODIUM.DIS­

SOLVED(mg/Las Na)

3.81 .31 .45.49.6

1 .6--3.03.96.3

1 .8

1 .542-

3.U

2.06. 16.4

2.0--2.0--

POTASSIUM, AlKA-DIS- 11NITY

SOLVED FIELD(mg/L (iny/L asas K) CaC03)

1.81.5

. 6U

.901.4

1.9--.80

1.51.2

1 .2-_.3u

11__

__

3.5 1923.9 202

- -

__

SULFATfcDIS­SOLVED(rng/Las S04)

12122.b1 .9

12

22--6.4

1012

13--1 . 7

60

1624181717

1111113?

detection I imi t

CHLO­RIDE,DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las C1)

8.4.30

1.6124.9

.40

5.98.3

46

2.7

3.837--

3.52.24.06.08.7

2.82.82.8

10

FLUO-RIDE,DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las F)

0.10.10

- .10< . 10

.50

.20--

< .10< .10

.10

.10--

< .10.10

--

.20__.20

----

.20

.20

.20

.25

of the

SILICA,DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las

Si02)

9.68.87.9

108.5

8.4--

9.99.38.2

8.9--9.510--

__--------

_.-------

value specific

SOLIDS,RESIDUEAT 180 °C

DIS- SITESOLVED NO.(mfl/L)

1891831

3439586465

8790919495

123124

--126

337 130131

---- 135

27

Table b.- - Concentrations of trace constituents in water from

l(jg/U, micrugrams per liter; <, signifies concentration is below

SITbNO.

1891831

3458646587

9194126

131

SITE NAME

BUNCH SPRINGKENNETH CLARKWINONA SPRINGHALE SPRINGWAYNE HARNESS

BUDDY DAVIDSONLONNIb USERYCOY HUFF SPRINGCOY HUFFHOWARD COL L1NS

KENNblH ESSLINGERREEVES SPRINGDEWAYNb TIPTON

HOLIDAY ISLAND

LOCALWELLNO.

20N25W26DBD1SP19N24W05ADD119N25W06CDD1SP21N23W17DDA1SP21N23W17AAB1

21N25W25ACC119N22W34BCB118N23W25CDA1SP18N23W26DAA118N23W04CDA1

17N24W14AAB119N23W12ADD1SP20N22W03DDA1

21N26W15BAA1

DA1E

Qy-26-09-2609-26-09-24-09-24-

09 2409-2509-2509-25-

09-26

OU 2509-23-06-20-09-17-08-02-

9191919191

9191919191

9191878773

ALUM­

INUM, DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Al)

<10<10101020

1020202010

1020----

200

ARSENIC BARIUM, DIS- DIS­

SOLVED SOLVED(M9<"- (pg/Las As) as Ba)

<1 42<1 7<1 16<1 282 17

<1 23<1 26<1 43<1 51<1 10

-1 21<1 46____...

BERYL­

LIUM, DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Be)

^0.5< .5< .5< .5< .5

^ .5< .5< .5< .5< .5

< .5< .5

------

CADMIUM DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Cd)

<1.0<1 .0<1 .0<1.0<1 .0

<1 . 0<1 .0<1 .0<1 .0<1 . 0

<1 .0<1 .0< .61.0--

CHRO­ MIUM, DIS­SOLVED(M9/Las Cr)

^<1<1

1<1

<!<1<1<1<"

<!<1--

10

28

selected e I 1 ta and springs in Carrol! County. Arkansas

detection limit ot the value specified; - , not determined]

COPPERDIS­

SOLVEDfug/l­as Cu)

<1<1<1<1

<T2

<113

23

<3<2100

IRON,DIS

SOLVED(M9/1as FeJ

31<36

97

39106910

61348

LEAD,DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Pb)

<1<1<1<1

<.!<1<1

1<1

,,<110<210

MERCURYDIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Hq)

0.1.1.1. 1.1

. 1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1----1 .0

MOLYB DENUM,DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Mo)

9<1<1<1

1<1<116

<!<1------

NICKtL ,Dli-

SOl VEO(M9/Las Ni)

0<1<1<1<1

<-,<1<1<1<1

<!2

-6<5--

SELE­NIUM, SILVER,DIS- DIS­

SOLVED SOLVED(M9/L (M9/Las Se) as A.q)

<1 <.1.0<1 <1 .0<1 <1 . 0<1 <1 .0<1 <1.0

<1 <1.0<1 <1 .0<1 <1.0<1 <1 .0<1 <1.0

<1 <1.0<1 <1 .0-__-

10

STRON- VANA-TIUM, DIUM,DIS- DIS­

SOLVED SOLVED(M9/L (M9/Las Sr) as V)

46 <145 <124 <132 <1

260 <1

48 <174 <164 <1170 <169 <1

38 <179 2____--

ZINC,DIS­

SOLVED(M9/Las Zn)

1014316

510

18095

5946

21010

630290100

SITENO.

1891831

3458646587

9194126

131

29

Table 7.selected wells and springs in Carrol 1 County, Arkansas

lmg/L, milligrams pec liter; cols., colonies; niL , mi Mi liters; <, detection limit of the value specified; --, not determined; K,

SI ItNO.

1891823

3134395864

6587909194

95126

SI It NAME

BUNCH SPRINGKENNEIH CLARKWINONA SPRINGHALE SPRINGBERRYVILLE SPRING

WAYNE HARNtSSBUDDY DAVIDSONJIMMY BISHOPLONNIE USERYCOY HUFF SPRING

COY HUFFHOWARD COLLINSBUTLER SPRINGKENNETH ESSLINGfcRREEVES SPRING

CLIFFORD BOETlNtRDEWAYNE flPTON

LOCALWELLNO.

20N25W2bDBD1SP19N24W05ADD119N25W06CDD1SP21N23W17DDA1SP20N24W30DBA1SP

21N23W17AAB121N25W25ACC120N23W12CCB119N22W34BCB118N23W25CDA1SP

18N23W26DAA118N23W04CDA119N23W30DCD1SP17N24W14AAB119N23W12ADD1SP

20N26W06CCC120N22W03DDA1

DATt

09-26-9109-26-9109-26-9109-24-9109-27-91

09-24-9109-24-9109-24-9109-25-9109-25-91

09-25-9109-26-9109-26-9109-25-9109-23-91

09-27-9106-20-8709-17-87

NITRO­ GEN,

AMMONIA DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las N)

0.010.020

< .010< .010

--

- .010.010--.010

«* .010

.010< .010

< .010< .010

- _

.050

.100

, signifies concentration is below plate count outside ideal range]

N 1 1 RO - GEN,

N02+N03 DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las N)

1 .20<- .050< .0502.00--

.290< .050

--2.901 .40

.880v .050

.8207.20

_ _----

PHOS­ PHORUS ORTHO, DIS­SOLVED(mg/Las P)

0.020-,0.010<0.0100.020--

<0.010<0.010

--<0.010<0.010

<0.010<0.010

-- -0.0100.540

0.0100.010

COLI- FORM, FECAL,

MF AGAR(cols, per

100 mL)

6300

22110

0000

K61

00

1300

K1 ,000

000

STREP­ TOCOCCI FECAL,

KF AGAR(co 1 s .

per100 mL)

1,0000

8219051

0000

240

1500

1400

K7 , 300

712

30

Table 8 . - - IdenL i r i cat ion ot genera I ai eas ot sinkholes and internally-drained, closed depressionsidentifiable on 7.5-minute topographic auadranq

bi te number General areas of occurrence

501

b02

503

504

505

5Ub

50 /

50B

509

510

511

512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

T21N

T21N

T21N

T21N

T21N

T21N T20N

T20N T20N

120N

T20N

I ^ON

120N

T20N

T20N

I20N T19N

120N T19N

T19N

T19N

119N

119N

T19N T19N

T20N T19N

1 19N

T19N T19N

T18N

T18N

T18N

r 18N

1 17N

T21N

121N

T21N

T20N

T20N

R26W

R23W

R23W

R22W

R22W

R23W R23W

K24W R23W

K22W

K22W

K23W

K22W

K23W

R23H

R2JW R23W

K22W R22W

R24W

k23W

K23W

R23W

R22W R23W

R22W R22W

R23W

R23W R22W

R24W

K23W

R23W

R22w

K23W

K2bW

R26W

R2bW

R25W

K25W

section 14

sections 13,14,15,22,23

section 30

sei_tionb 34,27

section 32

section 33 sections 4,5

sections 13,24 sections 7,8,17, 18, 19

sections 7,18

sect ions 8,17

sections 14,15,21,22,23,28

section 20

section 29

section 29

sections 3U.31 ,32 section 5

sections 27,28,29,33,34 sections 10,3

sections 4,5,8,9

section b

sections 9, 10

sections 2,3

section b section 1

section 33 sections 4,5,8, 10

sections 24,25

sections 12, 13 sections 7,8,16,17,18,19,20

22.27,28,29,33

sections 27,28

sect i ons 31 , 32

sections 26,34,35

section 16

section 18

sect ion ^b

section 25

section 36

sectiofi 4

section 8

7 1/2 minute topographi c quadrangl e

Eureka Springs

Blue Eye

b I ue Eye

Denver

Denver

blue Eye

b I ue Eye

Denver

Denver

Blue Eye, Green Forest

Denver

Green Forest

A I pena

breen Forest.

A I pena

ber r y v i I le

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest, A I pena

A I pena

Green Forest

A I pena Green Forest

Marble

Usage

Usage

Usage NE

Usage

Eureka Springs

Eureka Spr i riys

Eureka Springs

Eureka Springs

Eureka Springs

le maps in Carrol 1 County. Arkansas

Geologic forma­ tion in which

depression occurs

Cotter Do lomi te

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Boone Foi ma t i on

Boune Formation

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Bdtesvi 1 le Sandstone

Boone Format ion

Batesville Sandstone

Boone Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Boone Formation

Cotter Dolomite

Boone Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Batesville Sandstone

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Batesville Sandstone

Buone Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Boone Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Batesville Sandstone

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Boone Formation

Cotter Dolomite

Cotter Dolomite

Altitude Number ot bottom of of depression closed (feet above depressions sea 1 eve) )

1,180

1,080-1,180

1 ,320-1 ,340

1 , 140 1 ,260

1,160

1,240-1 ,260

1 ,280- 1 ,440

1 ,220-1 ,240

1,140-1,180

1,260- 1,330

1 , 100- 1 ,180

1,220-1,320

1,200-1,280

1,280-1,360

1 , 120-1 ,300

1,120-1,220

1,400

1 ,280-1 ,320

1,300-1,330

1 ,240-1 ,260

1 ,200-1 ,320

1 ,320-1 ,340

1 ,220-1 ,500

1 ,440-1,700

1 ,600-1 ,920

1,320-1,560

1 ,460

1 ,5bO-1 ,600

1,520

1,520

1 ,200

1 ,140

1 ,140

1

4

4

7

2

3

5

3

2

11

3

2

2

5

11

5

2

3

2

3

12

2

59

3

3

4

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

31

Table 8 . --Identification of general areas of sinkholes and interna11y-drained. closed depressionsidentifiable on 7.5-minute

Site number General areas of

534

535

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565

566

567

T20N

T19N

T21N

T21N

T21N

T21N

T20N

T20N

T20N

T20N

T20N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T19N

T18N

T18N

T18N

T18N

T18N

T18N

T17N

T17N

T17N

T17N

T18N

T20N

T19N

T19N

T19N

R25W

R25W

R24W

R23W

R22W

R22W

R22W

R23W

R23W

R22W

R22W

R23W

R23W

R23W

R23W

R23W

R23W

R23W

R22W

R23W

R23W

R24W

R23W

R23W

R22W

R23W

R23W

R24W

R24W

R24W

R23W

R22W

R22W

R22W

sect ion

section

sect ion

sect ion

section

section

section

section

sect ion

section

sect ion

section

section

section

section

section

section

sect ion

section

section

section

sect ion

sect ion

section

section

section

sect i on

section

sect i on

sect ion

sect i on

section

sect i on

sect ion

occurrence

35

3

36

28

31

29

6

3

25

31

16

1 1

17

22

30

27

32

34

31

6

10

13

20

23

19

9

6

12

15

31

33

15

15

21

topographic quadranqle maps in Carrol 1 County.

7 1/2 minute topographic quadrang 1 e

Rockhouse

Rockhouse

Blue Eye

Blue Eye

Denver

Denver

Denver

Blue Eye

Green Forest

Alpena

Denver

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

Green Forest

A 1 pena

Osage

Osage

Osage

Osage

Osage

Osage NE

Osage

Osage

Osage

Marble

Marble

Green Forest

Al pena

Al pena

A loena

Geologic forma­ tion in which

depression occurs

Cotter

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Boone

Batesv

Boone

Dolomite

Format ion

Format ion

Format ion

Formation

Formation

Formation

Formation

Formation

Formation

Formation

i 1 1 e Sandstone

Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Cotter Do 1 orni te

Batesville Sandstone

Cotter

Boone

Do I omi te

Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Batesv

Boone

Boone

Boone

Batesv

Boone

Atoka

Boone

Batesv

Batesv

Boone

i 1 le Sandstone

Formation

Format ion

Formation

i 1 1 e Sandstone

Format ion

Formation

Format i on

i 1 1 e Sandstone

i 1 le Sandstone

Format ion

Batesville Sandstone

Boone

Boone

Formation

Formation

Batesville Sandstone

Arkansas- -Continued

Altitude of bottom of depression (feet above sea 1 eve) )

1,160

1 ,660

1,340

1,350

1,140

1,120

1,180

1,140

1,200

1,160

1 ,120

1 ,220

1,560

1,320

1,350

1,850

1,300

1,900

1,980

1,660

1 ,420

1,560

1,800

1 ,720

1,560

2,000

1,620

1,700

1,340

1,360

1,360

1,280

1,180

1 .280

Number of

closed depressions

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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