Ground water test drilling sites in the Hartnet, Fremont River, and Hall Creek areas, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Huntoon PW. 1978. Ground water test drilling sites in the Hartnet, Fremont River, and Hall Creek areas, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. Wyoming Water Resources Research Institute, University of Wyoming. Laramie, WY

This report identifies the best sources of ground water in three parts of Capitol Reef National Park. Navajo Sandstone was found to be the best target aquifer in each area, considering both water quality and yield. Maps and a diagram depict topography and direction of water flow.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Huntoon, Peter
Date of Issue
1978-11
Publisher
Wyoming Water Resources Research Institute, University of Wyoming
Units
CARE
Keywords
Aquatic Studies, Aquifers, Fremont River, Geology, Groundwater, Halls Creek (CARE), Hartnet (CARE), Hydrology (General), Management, Navajo Sandstone, NCPN springs literature 2003, Physical Sciences, Sedimentology/Stratigraphy, Water Quality, Water Quantity, Water Resources, Water Rights, Watershed Management, Wells

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