Geohydrology and potential for contamination of Oak Spring, Big Bend National Park, Texas, Progress Report 1987

Baker ET, Buszka PM, Woodward DG, Small TA. 1987. Geohydrology and potential for contamination of Oak Spring, Big Bend National Park, Texas, Progress Report 1987. United States Geological Survey

This study is being done at the request of the National Park Service to investigate the source of water for Oak Spring with regard to the potential for contamination from Chisos Basin. Chisos Basin, which is about 1,000 feet higher in elevation than Oak Spring and is about two miles from the spring, is a majordeveloped area of the park. Development consists of a restaurant, motel and cottages, horse corral, and large campground.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Baker, E; Buszka, P; Woodward, Dennis; Small, T
Date of Issue
1987-10
Publisher
United States Geological Survey
Units
BIBE , WRD
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Clemson, Contamination, Discharge, Geohydrology, Precipitation, Springs, Water Quality, WRBIB

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