Water Supply for the Hole-in-the-Rock, Bullfrog Basin, and Castle Butte Recreation Sites in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah

Cordova RM. 1963. Water Supply for the Hole-in-the-Rock, Bullfrog Basin, and Castle Butte Recreation Sites in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah. Prepared for the National Park Service. United States Department of The Interior, Geological Survey. Salt Lake City, UT

The report evaluates the possible sources of water supply at each site, with geology, hydrology and conclusions for each. Geologic data includes lithologic and structural descriptions. Hydrologic data includes evaluations of the water-bearing properties of the rocks, and of the location, abundance, and size of springs and seeps. Samples of water for chemical analysis were collected from two springs and a deep well. Four figures, 1 table

Type
Published Report
Authors
Cordova, Robert
Date of Issue
1963
Publisher
United States Department of The Interior, Geological Survey
Units
GLCA
Keywords
Bullfrog (GLCA), Castle Butte (GLCA), Geology, Groundwater, Hole-in-the-Rock (GLCA), Hydrochemistry, Hydrology, Lithology, Seeps, Springs, Structural Geology

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