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Well T20S, R32W, Sec. 18, NW NE SW SE, Action: Constructed

Location Info
Owner: Poky Feeders, Inc. Status: Constructed
Location: T20S, R32W, Sec. 18, NW NE SW SE County: Scott
Directions: 600 E Road 30, Scott City
Latitude: 38.31217 Longitude: -100.89295 Datum NAD 27
Latitude: 38.3121891 Longitude: -100.8933822 Datum NAD 83
Longitude and latitude from GPS measurements.
GPS Latitude: 38.31217 GPS Longitude: -100.89295 Datum NAD27
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General Info
Well Depth: 1000 ft. Elevation: 2921 ft.
Static Water Level: 400 ft. Est. Yield: 140 gpm.
Comp. Date: 28-Jun-2012 Well Use: Feedlot
DWR Applic. #: 36293 Other ID:
Driller Info
Driller: Hydro Resources Mid Continent, Inc. License #: 145
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Chemical Sample Submitted?: No
Water Well disinfected?: Yes
Ground water encountered: 400 ft.
Bore hole diameter: 18 inches to 1000 ft
Casing Info
Casing Type: PVC
Casing Joints: Glued		 Diam: 8 in. to 1000 ft
Casing height above land surface: 12 in
Casing Weight: 8.25 lbs/ft
Wall thickness or gauge no.: .500
Screen and Perforation Info
Screen Type: PVC Screen Openings: Mill slot
Screen-perforated intervals From: 0 ft to 740 ft
From: 740 ft to 1000 ft
Gravel pack intervals From: 20 ft to 1000 ft
Grout Info
Grout used: Bentonite From: 0 to 20 ft
Source of Possible Contamination
Source: Abandoned water well
Direction from well: W Distance: 86 ft
Lithologic Log
(Log data entered from KOLAR.)
From: 0 ft. to 2 ft. Top soil
From: 2 ft. to 20 ft. Brown clay, few small sand streaks
From: 20 ft. to 45 ft. Sand, fine to medium, coarse small gravel
From: 45 ft. to 90 ft. Brown and brown sandy clay and caliche
From: 90 ft. to 100 ft. Sandy clay
From: 100 ft. to 120 ft. Caliche
From: 120 ft. to 165 ft. White and yellow clay, few small sand streaks, sticky
From: 165 ft. to 172 ft. Dark clay
From: 172 ft. to 260 ft. Blue shale, few ledges
From: 260 ft. to 300 ft. Shale and small sandstone streaks
From: 300 ft. to 319 ft. White soapstone and Dakota Sandstone
From: 319 ft. to 338 ft. Dakota Sandstone and white soapstone, tight
From: 338 ft. to 375 ft. Soapstone and sandstone, loose in few places
From: 375 ft. to 462 ft. Shale, few hard ledges 411-413 feet, drills loose and sticky
From: 462 ft. to 510 ft. Shale, few small sandstone streaks
From: 510 ft. to 512 ft. Hard sandstone
From: 512 ft. to 560 ft. Hard shale and small sandstone streaks
From: 560 ft. to 598 ft. Shale
From: 598 ft. to 670 ft. Sandstone and hard shale and soapstone
From: 670 ft. to 720 ft. Hard shale
From: 720 ft. to 747 ft. Shale, few small sandstone streaks
From: 747 ft. to 795 ft. Gray soapstone, few hard ledges, use little water
From: 795 ft. to 831 ft. Gray sandstone, few soapstone streaks
From: 831 ft. to 850 ft. White and brown soapstone, sticky, few sandstone streaks
From: 850 ft. to 873 ft. Sandstone and soapstone
From: 873 ft. to 898 ft. Sandstone, uses little water
From: 898 ft. to 934 ft. Sandstone, tight in places, few soapstone streaks and hard ledges
From: 934 ft. to 940 ft. Soapstone and few small sandstone streaks
From: 940 ft. to 1002 ft. Gray and brown sandstone, uses little water
From: 1002 ft. to 1111 ft. Shale
From: 1111 ft. to 1112 ft. Limestone
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