Reconnaissance investigation of the ground-water resources of the upper Rio Grande Basin, Texas

Davis ME and Leggat ER. 1965. Reconnaissance investigation of the ground-water resources of the upper Rio Grande Basin, Texas. Texas Water Commission Bulletin 6502. Texas Water Commission. Austin, TX

The reconnaissance of the upper Rio Grande Basin was undertaken as part of a statewide program to provide estimates of the general order of magnitude of ground-water supplies potentially available from the principal water-bearing formations of Texas. The upper Rio Grande Basin, as defined for the study,occupies about 22,000 square miles wholly within Texas, extending along the Rio Grande from Anthony on the Texas -New Mexico state line to the Pecos River and from the western drainage divide of the Pecos River to the Rio Grande.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Davis, Marvin; Leggat, E
Date of Issue
1965-07
Publisher
Texas Water Commission
Units
AMIS , BIBE , CHAM , FODA , PAAL , RIGR , WRD
Keywords
Aquifers, Chemical Quality, Clemson, Discharge, economic development, Geology, Ground Water, Hydrology, Investigation, Recharge, Rio Grande Basin, Water Levels, Water Quality, Water Resources, WRBIB

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