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Well T30S, R25E, Sec. 28, SE NE SE, Action: Constructed

Location Info
Owner: KS Dept. of Agriculture Status: Constructed
Location: T30S, R25E, Sec. 28, SE NE SE County: Crawford
Directions: 602 S Free Kings Hwy, Pittsburg
Latitude: 37.4009301 Longitude: -94.6694961 Datum NAD 27
Latitude: 37.4009812 Longitude: -94.6697327 Datum NAD 83
Longitude and latitude calculated by Survey from township-range-section-quarter calls. Only good to within the quarter call accuracy.
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General Info
Well Depth: 900 ft. Elevation: ft.
Static Water Level: 262 ft. Est. Yield: 12 gpm.
Comp. Date: 16-Mar-2006 Well Use: Monitoring well/observation/piezometer
DWR Applic. #: Other ID:
Driller Info
Driller: Evans Energy Development, Inc. License #: 561
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Casing Info
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Screen and Perforation Info
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Grout Info
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Source of Possible Contamination
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Lithologic Log
(Log data entered by KGS.)
From: 0 ft. to 20 ft. no recovery
From: 20 ft. to 30 ft. gray silty shale and sandy siltstone
From: 30 ft. to 40 ft. gray silty shale and sandy siltstone
From: 40 ft. to 50 ft. gray shale
From: 50 ft. to 60 ft. gray shale
From: 60 ft. to 70 ft. gray shale
From: 70 ft. to 80 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 80 ft. to 90 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 90 ft. to 100 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 100 ft. to 120 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 120 ft. to 130 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 130 ft. to 140 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand
From: 140 ft. to 150 ft. gray siltstone, very fine sand, carbonaceous or heavy oil?
From: 150 ft. to 160 ft. smell of petroleum, lots of subangular to angular chert grains, some fine sand, Mississippian top at 158 feet
From: 160 ft. to 170 ft. gray siltstone, sandstone chert granules, heavy oil globules
From: 170 ft. to 180 ft. white speckled limestone with some chert
From: 180 ft. to 190 ft. tan to light gray limestone
From: 190 ft. to 200 ft. tan to light gray limestone
From: 200 ft. to 210 ft. tan to light gray limestone, water wet
From: 210 ft. to 220 ft. tan to light gray limestone, water wet
From: 220 ft. to 230 ft. tan to light gray limestone, dry sample
From: 230 ft. to 240 ft. tan fossiliferous limestone
From: 240 ft. to 250 ft. tan fossiliferous limestone
From: 250 ft. to 260 ft. white to light gray limestone
From: 260 ft. to 270 ft. light gray and tan limestone, some chert
From: 270 ft. to 280 ft. light gray limestone and chert
From: 280 ft. to 290 ft. tan and light gray limestone, some chert
From: 290 ft. to 300 ft. tan and light gray limestone and abundant chert, wet sample
From: 300 ft. to 310 ft. light gray and some tan limestone and white opaque chert abundant
From: 310 ft. to 320 ft. dark tan dolostone and abundant white to gray chert
From: 320 ft. to 330 ft. brown fine dolostone and chert
From: 330 ft. to 340 ft. chert, dark gray to gray, with brown dolostone, disseminated
From: 340 ft. to 350 ft. chert, dark gray to gray, with brown dolostone, disseminated
From: 350 ft. to 360 ft. chert, dark gray to gray, with brown dolostone, disseminated
From: 360 ft. to 370 ft. chert, dark gray to gray, with brown dolostone, disseminated, some red silt
From: 370 ft. to 380 ft. gray and white chert, dark gray dolostone, rare white limestone?
From: 380 ft. to 390 ft. dark gray dolostone, some chert, some reddish silt
From: 390 ft. to 400 ft. gray chert, brown dolostone
From: 400 ft. to 410 ft. light gray and gray chert, brown dolostone, rare fragments of clear quartz
From: 410 ft. to 420 ft. light gray and gray chert, brown dolostone, rare fragments of clear quartz
From: 420 ft. to 430 ft. gray dolomitic limestone and chert
From: 430 ft. to 440 ft. dark tan dolostone, some chert
From: 440 ft. to 450 ft. tan limestone with some chert
From: 450 ft. to 460 ft. tan limestone with some chert
From: 460 ft. to 470 ft. tan limestone with some chert, Northview Formation at 463 feet
From: 470 ft. to 480 ft. soft gray to greenish gray shale with disseminated pyrite
From: 480 ft. to 490 ft. gray green shale
From: 490 ft. to 500 ft. gray green shale and tan limestone
From: 500 ft. to 510 ft. tan limestone (top of the Cotter at 510 feet)
From: 510 ft. to 520 ft. tan dolostone
From: 520 ft. to 530 ft. tan and gray dolostone, minor translucent to white opaque chert, minor black and green shale
From: 530 ft. to 540 ft. tan and gray dolostone with minor green shale pieces
From: 540 ft. to 550 ft. brown dolostone with minor translucent to white opaque chert, minor black and green shale
From: 550 ft. to 560 ft. brown dolostone with minor translucent to white opaque chert
From: 560 ft. to 570 ft. brown dolostone with abundant oolite-bearing brown to white translucent to opaque chert and gray dolostone
From: 570 ft. to 580 ft. gray and tan dolostone with minor opaque gray to white chert
From: 580 ft. to 590 ft. brown and gray dolostone, sandy dolostone and clear quartz, gray shale
From: 590 ft. to 600 ft. light tan dolostone, sandy dolostone, gray shale
From: 600 ft. to 610 ft. brown dolostone, chert with oolites, some sandy dolostone
From: 610 ft. to 620 ft. tan dolostone, chert, white, more abundant, silicified sandstone
From: 620 ft. to 630 ft. tan dolostone, chert, white, more abundant, silicified sandstone, green shale, pyrite
From: 630 ft. to 640 ft. tan dolostone, clear and translucent quartz and some chert
From: 640 ft. to 650 ft. tan to brown sandy dolostone, white chert and clear quartz, silicified sandstone, green shale
From: 650 ft. to 660 ft. brown dolostone, white silicified sandstone, white opaque chert
From: 660 ft. to 670 ft. brown dolostone, white silicified sandstone, white opaque chert
From: 670 ft. to 680 ft. brown dolostone, silicified dolostone, white chert containing silicified oolites
From: 680 ft. to 690 ft. brown dolostone and brown sandy dolostone, trace amounts of pyrite
From: 690 ft. to 700 ft. brown dolostone and brown sandy dolostone, trace amounts of pyrite
From: 700 ft. to 710 ft. brown dolostone and brown sandy dolostone, trace amounts of pyrite, silicified oolites more abundant
From: 710 ft. to 720 ft. brown dolostone, minor chert and trace of pyrite
From: 720 ft. to 730 ft. tan dolostone, translucent to white chert, green shale, pyrite
From: 730 ft. to 740 ft. brown dolostone, sandy dolostone, green shale, translucent to white chert
From: 740 ft. to 750 ft. brown dolostone, chert with ooids
From: 750 ft. to 760 ft. brown dolostone, white silicified sandstone, ooids in chert, white translucent to opaque chert, green shale
From: 760 ft. to 770 ft. brown dolostone, white silicified sandstone, ooids in chert, white translucent to opaque chert, green shale, chert abundant
From: 770 ft. to 780 ft. brown dolostone, white silicified sandstone, translucent chert and clear quartz fragments very abundant
From: 780 ft. to 790 ft. gray dolostone, white silicified sandstone, green shale
From: 790 ft. to 800 ft. gray dolostone, white to gray sandstone with minor glauconite and pyrite, trace green shale
From: 800 ft. to 810 ft. tan dolostone, light gray sandy dolomite with sand grains set in a matrix of fine carbonate, glauconite
From: 810 ft. to 820 ft. light gray and white sandy dolostone, green shale, pyrite
From: 820 ft. to 830 ft. gray to tan gray medium dolostone
From: 830 ft. to 840 ft. tan dolostone with what appears to be oolites, sandy dolostone
From: 840 ft. to 850 ft. tan dolostone, trace of green shale, white chert and clear quartz
From: 850 ft. to 860 ft. tan sandy dolomite, free fine to medium sand grains
From: 860 ft. to 870 ft. gray dolostone
From: 870 ft. to 880 ft. gray to light tan dolostone, white quartz sandstone, trace amounts of pyrite disseminated in dolomite and sandstone
From: 880 ft. to 890 ft. fine to very fine quartz sand
From: 890 ft. to 900 ft. fine to very fine quartz sand, harder

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