KGS--Water Wells Query Answer--Specific Water Well Detail

		Specific Water Well Detail

Well T31S, R22E, Sec. 16, SE SE SW, Action: Constructed

Location Info
	Owner: Center for Research Inc.		Status: Constructed
	Location: T31S, R22E, Sec. 16, SE SE SW		County: Crawford
	Directions: from McCune: 1 mi S, .5 mi E
	Latitude: 37.3408775	Longitude: -95.005109	Datum NAD 27
	Latitude: 37.3409348	Longitude: -95.0053528	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: 1206 ft.	Elevation: ft.
	Static Water Level: 199 ft.	Est. Yield: 200 gpm.
	Comp. Date: 08-Nov-2006	Well Use: Monitoring well/observation/piezometer
	DWR Applic. #:	Other ID:

Driller Info
	Driller: Evans Energy Development, Inc.	License #: 561

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	Chemical Sample Submitted?: Water Well disinfected?:
Casing Info
	Casing Type: Casing Joints:	Diam: in. to ft
	Casing height above land surface: in Casing Weight: lbs/ft Wall thickness or gauge no.:

Screen and Perforation Info
	Screen Type:	Screen Openings:
	Screen-perforated intervals	From: ft to ft
	Gravel pack intervals	From: ft to ft

Grout Info
	Grout used:	From: to ft

Source of Possible Contamination
	Source:
	Direction from well:	Distance: ft

Lithologic Log (Log data entered by KGS.)
	From: 0 ft. to 14 ft.	soil and clay
	From: 14 ft. to 35 ft.	shale
	From: 35 ft. to 37 ft.	coal
	From: 37 ft. to 46 ft.	shale
	From: 46 ft. to 50 ft.	limestone
	From: 50 ft. to 59 ft.	shale
	From: 59 ft. to 60 ft.	coal
	From: 60 ft. to 95 ft.	shale
	From: 95 ft. to 97 ft.	coal
	From: 97 ft. to 117 ft.	shale
	From: 117 ft. to 118 ft.	limestone
	From: 118 ft. to 119 ft.	coal
	From: 119 ft. to 170 ft.	shale
	From: 170 ft. to 171 ft.	coal
	From: 171 ft. to 331 ft.	shale
	From: 331 ft. to 333 ft.	coal
	From: 333 ft. to 387 ft.	shale
	From: 387 ft. to 389 ft.	coal
	From: 389 ft. to 400 ft.	shale
	From: 400 ft. to 410 ft.	gray limestone, Mississippian top at 400 feet
	From: 410 ft. to 420 ft.	gray limestone plus chert
	From: 420 ft. to 430 ft.	gray limestone
	From: 430 ft. to 440 ft.	gray tan limestone and chert
	From: 440 ft. to 450 ft.	medium gray limestone with glauconite, no chert
	From: 450 ft. to 460 ft.	light gray cherty limestone
	From: 460 ft. to 470 ft.	light gray fine crystalline limestone
	From: 470 ft. to 480 ft.	light gray fine crystalline limestone
	From: 480 ft. to 490 ft.	light gray fine crystalline limestone with trace of black shale, possibly from uphole
	From: 490 ft. to 500 ft.	light gray fine crystalline limestone plus crystalline brown limestone
	From: 500 ft. to 510 ft.	light gray very fine limestone and fine brown limestone and chert
	From: 510 ft. to 520 ft.	brown crystalline limestone, chert, and fine crystalline limestone
	From: 520 ft. to 530 ft.	gray and brown crystalline fossiliferous limestone and chert
	From: 530 ft. to 540 ft.	gray and brown crystalline fossiliferous limestone and chert
	From: 540 ft. to 550 ft.	light gray limestone and translucent chert, quartz
	From: 550 ft. to 560 ft.	light gray limestone and translucent chert, quartz
	From: 560 ft. to 570 ft.	light gray crystalline limestone and chert, some iron stained
	From: 570 ft. to 580 ft.	light gray crystalline limestone and chert, some iron stained
	From: 580 ft. to 590 ft.	light gray and gray limestone with pyrite and chert
	From: 600 ft. to 610 ft.	light gray and gray limestone with pyrite and chert, brown limestone more prevalent
	From: 610 ft. to 620 ft.	light gray limestone and chert
	From: 620 ft. to 630 ft.	tan to light gray fossiliferous limestone and chert
	From: 630 ft. to 640 ft.	tan crystalline fossiliferous limestone and chert, some blue gray in color
	From: 640 ft. to 650 ft.	gray and tan fossiliferous limestone
	From: 650 ft. to 660 ft.	gray and tan limestone, gray opaque chert, and pyrite
	From: 660 ft. to 670 ft.	gray and tan gray limestone and gray and blue gray fossiliferous chert
	From: 670 ft. to 680 ft.	gray crystalline limestone with little chert
	From: 680 ft. to 690 ft.	gray tan crystalline limestone with little chert
	From: 690 ft. to 700 ft.	gray to gray green limestone and shaley limestone and pyrite, little if any chert
	From: 700 ft. to 710 ft.	tan limestone with green shaley limestone, no chert
	From: 710 ft. to 720 ft.	tan limestone with green shaley limestone, no chert
	From: 720 ft. to 730 ft.	gray and tan fossiliferous limestone
	From: 730 ft. to 740 ft.	greenish gray slightly calcareous shale with disseminated pyrite and pyrite masses, some clean to translucent chert starting at 732 feet
	From: 740 ft. to 750 ft.	greenish gray slightly calcareous shale with disseminated pyrite and pyrite masses
	From: 750 ft. to 760 ft.	green shale and brown dolostone, top of the Ordovician at 755 feet
	From: 760 ft. to 770 ft.	gray to gray brown dolostone
	From: 770 ft. to 780 ft.	gray to tan gray dolostone with translucent chert containing ooids
	From: 780 ft. to 790 ft.	gray to tan gray dolostone with porcelaneous and gray translucent chert and pyrite
	From: 790 ft. to 800 ft.	brown and tan dolostone and sandy dolostone
	From: 800 ft. to 810 ft.	brown medium to fine crystalline dolostone showing some porosity and gray fine dolostone
	From: 810 ft. to 820 ft.	brown medium to fine crystalline dolostone plus green laminated shale
	From: 820 ft. to 830 ft.	gray dolostone and translucent chert
	From: 830 ft. to 840 ft.	gray dolostone, black shale, and chert
	From: 840 ft. to 850 ft.	light gray tan dolostone, oolitic chert, silicified white sandstone
	From: 850 ft. to 860 ft.	gray to gray tan dolostone with pyrite and blue gray translucent chert
	From: 860 ft. to 870 ft.	no recovery
	From: 870 ft. to 880 ft.	gray to gray tan dolostone, some sandstone and clear quartz
	From: 880 ft. to 890 ft.	tan dolostone, sandstone, and chert
	From: 890 ft. to 900 ft.	tan dolostone, sandstone, and oolitic chert
	From: 900 ft. to 910 ft.	tan dolostone and sandstone
	From: 910 ft. to 920 ft.	tan dolostone
	From: 920 ft. to 930 ft.	tan dolostone
	From: 930 ft. to 940 ft.	black shale, gray dolostone, oolitic chert, and very abundant and unconsolidated sandstone
	From: 940 ft. to 950 ft.	black shale, gray dolostone, trace of pyrite
	From: 950 ft. to 960 ft.	tan and gray dolostone with some sandstone
	From: 960 ft. to 970 ft.	no recovery
	From: 970 ft. to 980 ft.	gray tan dolostone, some of it silicified by chert replacement
	From: 980 ft. to 990 ft.	tan dolostone with a trace of sandstone
	From: 990 ft. to 1000 ft.	dark tan brown sandy dolostone
	From: 1000 ft. to 1010 ft.	light brown dolostone and minor microcrystalline gray dolostone, abundant translucent blue gray chert
	From: 1010 ft. to 1020 ft.	light brown dolostone with minor sandstone
	From: 1020 ft. to 1030 ft.	light brown dolostone with minor sandstone
	From: 1030 ft. to 1040 ft.	gray tan fine dolostone and chert as a matrix infilling
	From: 1040 ft. to 1050 ft.	gray tan fine dolostone, gray chert abundant, and quartz and pyrite present
	From: 1050 ft. to 1060 ft.	gray tan fine dolostone with less chert
	From: 1060 ft. to 1070 ft.	sandy dolostone and silicified sandstone
	From: 1070 ft. to 1080 ft.	gray tan porous crystalline dolostone
	From: 1090 ft. to 1100 ft.	gray tan porous crystalline dolostone and gray shale
	From: 1100 ft. to 1110 ft.	gray tan fine porous dolostone and white sandstone
	From: 1110 ft. to 1120 ft.	gray tan fine porous dolostone with calcite rhombs filling vugs
	From: 1120 ft. to 1130 ft.	fine white sandstone
	From: 1130 ft. to 1140 ft.	glauconitic sandstone and tan vuggy dolostone
	From: 1140 ft. to 1150 ft.	tan fine dolostone
	From: 1150 ft. to 1160 ft.	tan fine dolostone
	From: 1160 ft. to 1170 ft.	tan fine dolostone
	From: 1170 ft. to 1180 ft.	gray fine dolostone and gray to white sandstone, abundant chert, and pyrite common
	From: 1180 ft. to 1190 ft.	tan fine dolostone
	From: 1190 ft. to 1200 ft.	tan fine dolostone and sandy dolostone
	From: 1200 ft. to 1206 ft.	white to light tan sandstone and white siltstone

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