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Ground-water conditions in southern Florida

WRIR 01-4275

Design of a Real-Time Ground-Water Level Monitoring Network and Portrayal of Hydrologic Data in Southern Florida

By Scott T. Prinos, A.C. Lietz, and R.B. Irvin

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Plot showing general and statistically significant trends in water level at selected wells in the mid-Hawthorn aquifer (wells L-2644, L-581, L-742, L-1993) Map showing general and statistically significant trends in water level at selected wells in the mid-Hawthorn aquifer

Figure 22. General and statistically significant trends in water level at selected wells in the mid-Hawthorn aquifer.


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Figure 21.-- Map showing network coverage defined by R2 analysis using index wells in the sandstone aquifer (120K)
Figure 23.-- Graphs showing chloride concentration trends at wells L-735, L-2820, L-2702, L-1109 and L-2640 in the mid-Hawthorn aquifer (91K)

Funding for the USGS to design and maintain this site has been provided through a cooperative agreement with the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Water-level conditions are monitored by the USGS with support from Federal, State, and local cooperators.


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