Aquifer-Test Evaluation and Potential Effects of Increased Ground-Water Pumpage at the Stovepipe Wells Hotel Area, Death Valley National Monument, California
Woolfenden LR, Martin P, Baharie B. 1988. Aquifer-Test Evaluation and Potential Effects of Increased Ground-Water Pumpage at the Stovepipe Wells Hotel Area, Death Valley National Monument, California. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Water Resources Investigations Report. Report No. 87-4270. United States Geological Survey. Sacramento, CA
This report concerns tests to determine effects of increasing amounts of water pumped from an aquifer near Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Monument. Based on results discussed in the report, no major effects are predicted on a stand of phreatophytes in the area. Includes lithologic and other logs, graphs showing changes in water level and other data collected using several different methods.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Woolfenden, Linda; Martin, Peter; Baharie, Brian
- Date of Issue
- 1988
- Publisher
- United States Geological Survey
- Units
- DEVA , HIST , WRD
- Keywords
- Absence (Biodiversity), Aquifers, CA, California, Death Valley National Park, Drawdown, ehistory, Geology, Ground Water, History, Hydrogeology, Hydrogeology, Impacts, Inyo County, Levels, National Parks, NV, Pacific Coast, Phreatophyte, Physical Sciences, Presence (Biodiversity), pump tests, Pumping, Recreation, Sketch Maps, Southeastern California, Stovepipe Wells, Stovepipe Wells Hotel, Surveys, Taxa Links To References, Water Management, Water Management, Water Supply, Water Use, Well, Western U.S., WRBIB