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BASIC-DATA REPORT NO.7
SELECTED HYDROLOGIC DATA
TOOELE VALLEY
TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH
By
Joseph S. Gates
Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey
Prepared by
The United States Geological Survey
in cooperation with
The Utah State Engineer
Salt Lake City, Utah
1963
Contents
Page
Introduction.
Bibliography.
Well-numbering system used in Utah.
Illustrations
1
1
2
Plate 1. Map of Tooele Valley and adjacent mountains, Utah,showing the location of selected wells and springs andsites selected for water sampling . . In pocket
Figure 1. Well-numbering system used in Utah. 3
2. Hydrographs of selected wells in the eastern part ofTooele Valley, 1935-63. . 21
3. Hydrographs of selected wells in the western part ofTooele Valley, 1937-63. .. . 22
4. Hydrographs of selected wells in Tooele Valley, 1958-63 23
Tables
Table 1. Records of selected wells and springs in Tooele Valley. 4
2. Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wellsin Tooele Valley. ... . . 9
3. Selected drillers' logs of wells in Tooele Valley 15
4. Chemical analyses of water from selected wells, springs,and streams in Tooele Valley. . 17
5. Pumpage from wells in Tooele Valley during 1962 20
1
Introduction
This report is intended to serve two purposes: (1) to makeavailable to the public basic ground-water data useful in planning andstudying deve1op~ent of water resources, and (2) to supplement aninterpretive report that will be published later.
Records were collected during the period 1958-63 by the U.S.Geological Survey in cooperation with the Utah State Engineer as part ofthe investigation of ground-water conditions in Tooele Valley, TooeleCounty, Utah. Additional data, collected prior to this study, can befound in the reports listed in the bibliography, and in the Water-SupplyPapers of the Geological Survey listed at the beginning of table 2.The interpretive material will be published in a companion report byJoseph S. Gates.
This report is most useful in predicting conditions likely to befound in areas that are being considered as well sites. The personconsidering the new well can spot the proposed site on plate 1 and examine the records of nearby wells as shown in the tables and figures.From table 1 he can note such things as depth, diameter, water level,yield, drawdown, use of water, temperature of water, and depth of perforations. By comparing the depth of perforations with the drillers'logs in table 3 he can note the type of material that yields water tothe wells. Table 2 and figures 2, 3, and 4 show the historic fluctuations and trends of water levels in the vicinity. From table 4 he cannote the chemical quality of the water from wells in the vicinity. Table5 shows the amount of water discharged during 1962 from the pumpedwells. If the reader decides from his examination that conditions arefavorable, he can place an application to drill a well with the StateEngineer. If the State Engineer believes unappropriated water isavailable, the application may be approved after minimum statutoryrequirements have been satisfied.
The report is also useful when planning large-scale developmentsof water supply. This and other uses of the report will be helped by useof the interpretive report upon its release.
Bibliography
Connor, J. G., Mitchell, C. G., and others, 1958, A compilation ofchemical quality data for ground and surface waters in Utah: UtahState Engineer Tech. Pub. 10, 276 p.
Thomas, H. E., 1946, Ground water in Tooele Valley, Tooele County, Utah:Utah State Engineer Tech. Pub. 4, in Utah State Engineer 25thBienn. Rept., p. 91-238.
2
Well-numbering system used in Utah
The well numbers used in this report indicate the well locationby land subdivision according to a numbering system that was devised cooperatively by the Utah State Engineer and G. H. Taylor of the GeologicalSurvey about 1935. The system is illustrated in figure 1. The completewell number comprises letters and numbers that designate consecutivelythe quadrant and tovmship (shown together in parentheses by a capitalletter designating the quadrant in relation to the base point of theSalt Lake base and meridian, and numbers designating the township andrange); the num~er of the section; the quarter section (designated bya letter); the quarter of the quarter section; the quarter of thequarter-quarter section; and, finally, the particular well within thelO-acre tract (designated by a number). By this system the letters A,B, C, and D designate respectively the northeast, northwest, southwest,and southeast quadrants of the standard base and meridian system of theBureau of Land Management, and the letters a, b, c, and d designate thenortheast, northwest, southwest, and southeast quarters of the section,of the quarter section, and of the quarter-quarter section. Thus, thenumber (B-2-2)12dcd-2 desi~1ates well 2 in the SE~SW~SE~ sec. 12, T. 2 N.,R. 2 W., the letter B showing that the township is north of the Salt Lakebase line and the range is west of the Salt Lake meridian; and the number(D-3-2)34bca-l designates well 1 in the NE~SW~NW~ sec. 34, T. 3 S.,R. 2 E. Springs and sampling sites are also numbered using this system,but the designation number within a IO-acre tract is omitted.
3
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4
Table l.--Records of selected we-lIs and springs in Tooele Valley
Well or spring numher: See text for description of numhering system.Type of well, or spring: Du, dug; JD, jetted or driven; P, (cable tool); R, rotary; S, spring.Depth of well; In, measured; r, reported by owner; otherwise records of the Utah State Engineer.Casing depth: S, known or assumed to be the same as the depth of the well.Altitude of the land-surface datum: Surveyed altitudes (from U.S. Geological Survt'y or Utah State Engineer records) Rrp given in fpet ;md
tenths; altitudes interpolated from topographic maps are in feet.Water level: Measured distances to water levels are given feet and tenths; or estimated distances are givPI1 in feet.Method of lift: C, centrifugal pump; F, flowing well; FC, flowing well {'quipped centrifugal pump; FT, flmv;ng \.,1,,11 equipped with
turbine pump; N, none; 1', turbine pump; Ts, submersible turbine pump.Yield (gpm, gallons per minute): F, natural flow; P, pumped yield; m, measured; r, reported; (', estimated.Drawdown: The distance between the static and pumping water levels; m, me8sured; r, reported; e, estimated.Use of water or well: D, domestic; In, industrial; Ir, irrigati(m; M, military supply; N, none, 0, observation nf loJater If''JPls by :llItnm(l.tic
recording gage; P, public supply; S, stock.Remarks and other data available in this report: C, chemic<ll 4); H, bydrograph (fi.gs. 2, J, 4); L, driller's (tahle J);
P, pumpage in 1962 (table 5); Perf., casing perforated; W, measurements (table 2). Qllestiun mark (?) used incasing information when extent of perfor8tion or casing is unknown.
Remarks and other dataavail.qhle in this report
---_ --C------In 6IC,P.In - Water reported from 37
tll .39 ft. CN 59 W.
~ "o 0
o ~
';i; @co ~
H
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..-----=- --1962 l7e
10- 59
Yield
120Pr6Fr
o."ofio
"
+6.6 7- 5-62 F
Water level--------- ~ ---
21.i S 4,236
~
o
M
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---r--, .---,---Casing
'---'g, ~
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...... ~, ~
.t~~
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- ----'-------+---_. ----.----- --1953 P 227 8] 213 4,224 +IO.9 3- 6-58 FT1959 P 400 6 S 4,205 F
Leslie Salt Co.do
Owner or user
C, H. Blackwelder 1916 JD 21736beb-l
(C-I-4)26ddd-l34bab-1
We 11 or springnlunber
(C-1-6)22dde-1 Solar Salt Co.32dcb-l do
19591954
63090
4,2104,241
FC 40Pr15Pr
In 61 Perf 1100~626 ft. L, PIn P
9cda-1 Kennecott Copper 1962 P 687 12 668 4,235Corp.
10bea do - 4,238
2dba-1 Aliza Davis prior Du 36 48 4,2651935
8ede-I J. J. Castagno 1954 JD 345 4,229
c, w.
59 C, H (fig. 2), W.C, W.Perf. 329-336 ft. C,H (fig. 4), L, W.
w.
w.
52 Depth of well reportedbetween 120 and 170 ft.C, W.
56 Perf. 53-1 ft. C, P, W.55 Perf. 39-46, 60-64, 70-
96 ft. C, P, W.- W.- Perf. 222-242 ft, c.55 Perf. 85-92, 140-168
it. C, P, W,56 Perf. 100-175 ft.
4-11-62 measurement:well discharging throughopen pipe; 7-62 measurement: well dischargingthrough sprinklersystem. C, L, p) W.
55 C, H (fig. 4), W.
Perf. 62-95 ft. H(fi g. 4), W
61 Perf. 48-129 ft. Drilledto 305 ft in 1955,abandoned, cas ing removed and well pluggedbecause of salty water.In 1956, 129 ft. of 10inch casi.ng installedand lower 10 ft cementedto shut off salty water.C, L.
62 C, H (fig. Z), w.
581c H (fig. 4), W.551T~o different records
indicate depth of I.Jellas 380 or 450 ft W.
54 C, W.
IrIr
57 Two different recordsindicate depth of casingas 290 or 315 ft. C, H(fig. 4), W,
In 86 Perf. 536-562, 592-666ft. C, L, W.
In Samp led on the e as t sideof the pond at a smallspring that supplies ahouse. C,
62 C, w.64 C.
Ir,S
ooN587-
9- 6-62 .9m D5- 63 In,
IrN
6- 56 12r Ir
3-21-63
3-14-63
9-19-616-19-62
ND
7- 5-62 221ll Ir)S
4-11-62 30e Ir7- 62
5-23-63 -
.4Fm 10-18-61
6Fm
8Fro
15Fm
200Fr
810Pm440Pm
1,140Fr 10- 56
T 1,200Pr
-9,8 3-30-62 C 6Pm2,600Fr
+1.4 3- 6-62 FC-19,4 3- 6-62 +9.3 3-30-62 F
-21.3 3-28-62-
+2.8 3-15-62 F
-26.8 3-30-62 T
-41,1 3- 6-62 -
-40.7 3- 6-62 T-54.8 3- 6-62 T
-57.5 3- 7-62 T 1,000Pm590Pm
-3.2 3- 6-62 N-64 12- 61--53,4 3-28-62 T 270Pm
+11.0 3-30-62 F 6Fm 10-25-61
+20.8 3-25-63 F
+14.3 3-15-62 F
+20.6 3-30-62 F+7.3 3-13-62 F
+22.3 3-26-59 F
4,290
4,239
4,2554,254
4,260
4,290
4,3084,335
S 4,338.4 +15.4 3-28-62 F
S If,262.9 +6.1 3-30-61 F
S 4,238.84,263
451 4,237
155 4,293
132 4,250- 4,260
S 4,370242 4,436
S 4,325
129 4,320
182 4,337
16
10
128
16
36
16
9096
232 324m 48
452 10
50 48
154m
305
180
133
100
165270173
190
185
1955 P
1955 P
1954 JDS
prior JD1935
prior JD18901914 JD
1961 P
prior JD19351900 JD1939 -
19581948
1920 JD1961 P1961 P
1931 JD
Tracey prior OU19401935 JD1896 Du1958 P
W. E. HammondBert DavisCalera Mining Co.
Eleanor Drury
Mrs, R. W.
2aba-12ade-12baa-3
2bdb-2
10bcd-1 dolScac do
15ecc-l S. W, Clark
20ddc-1 Romulus DeLaMare
17dcd-1 do19bdd-1 Pierre Castagno
28acd-3 E. S. Vorwaller
28aae-1 do
27ccb-l R, W. Coon27ddd-1 Dellis Weyland28aab-1 H. J. Clegg
21add-1 LeGrand Gordon22eeb-4 E. S. Vorwaller
15ede-l do
17dad-1 E, J. Jeremy
19dbb-1 Cecil Lang
(C-2-4)lbcc-l
5
Table l.--Records of selected wells and springs in Tooele Valley - Continued
Well or springnumber
Owner or user
Water level Yield
Remarks and other dataavailable in this report
31dbc-l Letren Turner 1916 JD3ldbd-2 W. A. Lauritzen 1916 JD
31dac-3 H. C. Dillard 192931dad-2 H. C. and Lettie 1941
Dillard
31dca-l Howard Whitehouse 1928 P32abc-l G. L. England 1917 JD32bcd-l Rose Castagno 1908 JD
(C-2-4) 28bdd-2 J. S. Warr28cbc-l K. J. Warr
57 W.58 P.61 Perf. 350-500 ft. P.61 Unperforated. P, W.61 Perf. 305~? ft. C, H
(fig. 4), P, W.- H (fig. 4), W.56 W.55 Perf. 6O~80 ft. H (fig.
2), W.56 Perf. 60-100 ft. C, H
(fig. 2), P, W.57 C, W.57 C, W.
58 C.- Perf. 230-310 ft. P.
- W.62 C.61 Casing: 12-inch from 0
to 250 ft, lO-inchfrom 250 to 500 ft;perf. 185-7 ft. L, P.
61 Perf. 154-174 ft. C.62 Discharge point above
water level, March 1962.Casing: plugged at 450ft; perf. 288-316 ft.C, H (fi8. 2), W.
W.59 Not flowing March 1962.
C.- W.58 C.59 W.
- W.59 Perf. 300-7 ft. L, P.56 P, W.56 Perf. 100-1 ft. P, W.
Perf. 98-100, 112-151,180·201, 208-238, 240248 ft.
Perf. 78-178 ft. W.58 Perf. 200-220, 265-304
ft. C, L. P.
55 C, W.55 W.57 C, W.57 C, W.57 C.63 Well drilled sometime
between 1910 and 1912to depth of 180 to 200ft. C.
D,S 60 C, W.Ir 60 C, W.Ir 61 Perf. 183-268 ft. P.
Ir, 63 Perf. 290-308, 318-334S ft in 1954; perf. 175
180, 245-265 ft in1961. C, W.
D 63 C.Ir 65 Perf. 243-351 ft. P.
S - W.Ir, 55 Drilled to 108 ft inS 1951; deepened to 150
ft in 1952. W.Ir P.Ir 56 P.IrS, 54IrD 58 W.Ir. 57SIr - P.S 54 w.
oSD
NN
N1941 10 .5m N1941
NN
9- 7-62 70e Ir
5-23-635-23-63
1-16-62
6- 5-623-19-62
7-11-62 Ir
6- 5-621962
6- 5-62
8-26-63
N6- 6-62 Ir
9-26-62 IrN
NSS,Ir
9-27-61 IrIr,DN
6-13-62 Ir3m Ir
9- 7-61 9m Ir7-28-62 Ir
N6-14-62 Ir7- 62 Ir7- 5-62 Ir
N
3.4Fm 3-21-63
1.2Fm 3-21-63
15Fm
10.4Fm 9-28-61
48Pm
660Pml20Fe
80Fe
100Fe
200Pr130Pr44Fm50Fm
300Pm160Fm
450Pm
575Pm
100Pm
720Pm175Pr200Pm
1,080Pm
50Pml,760Pm
l,280Pm
3- 6-62 FF
FCFCF
3-14-62 F
Fe 120Pr+8.6 3-15-62 F 1.4Fm 9-28-61
+5.9 3-28-62 FF
-5.8 3-13-62 T
+8.4 3-30-62 F+7.9 3-28-61 F
FT
N+0.4 3-28-62 N
-5.0 3-28-62 N+2.7 4-18-58 N
-3.8 3-28-62 NF
+6.9 3- 6-62 F
-13.4 3-31-62 N+8.6 3- 6-62 F+3.5 3- 6-62 FC
+4.5 3-28-62 FFT
-12.9 9-11-62 T-22.9 3- 6-62 T-9.0 3-31-62 T
-7.7 3-28-62 N-18.9 3- 59 T-65.4 3-28-62 T-71.2 3-19-62 T-71.1 3-22-62 N
+19.3 3-30-62 F
+14.8 3-20-62 FFT l,200Pm
200Fe
+5.63-14-62F+11.1 3- 6-62 F+4.9 3-14-62 F
+11.5 3-14-62 FFF
+10.2 3-13-58 FCFC
+6.0 3-28-62 F+10.6 3- 6-62 FC
4,3394,3504,350
4,3544,3474,3554,343.2 +17.0
4,343.6 +17.64,340
4,3334,332
4,3424,3424,359
4,480 -106.8 3-30-62 N4,492 T
4,374.44,3954,437.74,4434,443
S 4,320
4,342S 4,307
4,2984,3284,2934,3084,3274,337
- 4,326147 4,326
S 4,362480 4,368.5
4,3584,359
4,365.94,3464,357
4,3624,364
4,361.54,3624,380
S 4,3924004,382
S 4,384S 4,357S 4,362.3
160 4,419.9 -47.1 3-28-62 T
4,347 +22.1 3-28-61 FC4,373.8 -.5 3-28-62N
43l!,
42
12,10
26
10
312
38
126
16
816
21266
12
205178168165
150
214272200
356r195500400r403
174727
213310
182323
80
154187
221r183
183172500
260352
343
200r202271
300210224r228206
150
277283
165
80421140215254
178304
1918 JD1921 JD1880 JD
JD1949 JD
1899 JD19231961 P
1900 JD1906 JD1912 JD1912 JD1903 JD
JD
1956 JD1961 P
1954 P
1919 JD1908 JD1960 P
1931 P
1919 JD1962 R
1921 JD1920 JD1920 JD1934 JD
1913 JD1923 P1962 P1959 P1959 P
1916 JD1921 JD
1906 JD1951 JD1952
19291952
1918 JD1934 JD
1910 JD1959 P192419491961
Ella Waltersdodo
Rose Castagnodo
Frank Hickman
Allen Warrdo
Albert WeylandH. J. Clegg
Ella Waltersdodo
Albert WeylandLeGrand Gordon
H. J. CleggP. H. ShieldsJ. E. England
Clayton Warrdo
H. J. Clegg
Frank GrgichFranklinWhitehouse
doHoward WhitehouseE. L. CoonW. H. Sagers
do
J. R. Droubaydo
Rqse Castagnodo
Russell Boycedo
J. E. England
3lbdc-23lbdc-3
31caa-23lcaa-531cda-2
29bcd-129ddc-630ccb-l30cdd-131aad-13lacc-9
3lada-l3ladd-23ladd-6
28dcb-7? C. E. Russell29adc-l Franklin
WhitehouseJ. W. WhitehouseF. M. HawkerJ. B. Cahoon
doElla WaltersRose Castagno
31bcb-l
28dbd-528dcb-l
28daa-l28dab ... l28dad-l28dba-3
32bdd-l32bdd-3
32caa-232caa-532cac-132cad-l33aab-1
33aac-l33abb-333abb-4
35cbb-135cbc-l
33bbb-l33bcb-1
33bch-233bdd-l33dac-l34bdd-l34bdd-2
33add-l
(C-2-5)5acc-3 A. Searle
5ccc-25dcd-4 G. S. Higley
prior JD 153m1935
JD1955 JD 417
4,219S 4,216
-1.2 3-15-62 N
F+2.41 3-13-62 F
N - H (fig. 3), W.
62 C.60 C, W.
6
Table l.--Recorcls of selected wells and springs in Tooele Valley - Continued
We 11 or springnumber
Owner or user
Water level Yield
(C-2-S)6ddd-77bdd-l7ddc-37ddd-213acc-l
13bca-l
L. PeasnalJ. R. ClarkA. B. ColeA. B. Cole, Jr.Ed Cassity
do
1928 3D1910 JD1928 JD1952 P1891 JD
1955
360300480400280
3,540
4,219.54,223.24,225.84,2254,223
767 4,216
+1.4 3-30-62 F+3.8 3- 8-62 F+1.9 3-15-62 F
FT+4.7 4- 5-62 F
+21.5 5- 5-61 F
1.9Fm 3-18-631.6Fm 3-13-63
. 7Fm 3-13-6390Pe 10-12-61
sSSIrS
62 C, w.58 C, W.58 W•59 Perf. 360-385 ft. C.56 W.
73 Oil test. 10-inch casingat land surface. C.
31aaa-1 G. N. Anderson
30bcd-1 Mrs. J. L. Brown
30abc-1 A. D. Stromberg
30cbc-l L. M. Matthews30cbd~1 Emma Judd
58 W.57 Perf. 138-158 ft. C. W.
56 C.
C.56 C, W.58 C.57 C.56 W.59 C, H (fig. 4), W.- Perf. 371-384, 423-426
ft. L.55 W.- w.60 W.57 W.58 Deepened in 1959 from
289 to 350 ft. C, W.56 C, W.- Perf. 210-230 ft. C.
- W.
Well cleaned 1955, depthcasing 270 ft. W.
W.
56 c. W.55 C.58 C, W.57 C. w.59 Perf. 134-1 ft.
57 W.
57 Perf. 166-510 ft. C, L.P.
- W.
- W.56 C, H (fig. 3), W.- W.- H (fig. 4), W.- W.54 C, W.
Discharge point abovewater level March 1962.W.
W.60 P.
w.
- Measured at Kennecottdiversion, (C-2-5)26bad. C.
64 Perf. 313-322, 334-346ft. L.
- H (fig. 4), w.- H (fig. 3), W.5860 Perf. 89-94, 149-158,
320-322 ft. C, L.- w.59 C, W.5758 w.
53 W.- W.
57
55 W.57 W.
W.
SSSSSSIrIr
SIr,SIr,SSIr,SS
Ir
DDNNNSN
Ir
SNSSIr,SIn
NIrN
NIrIrIr,SS
Ir,SNNIrIr
7-12-625-18-62
6-20-62
6-20-62
7-18-61
6-19-62
8-28-63
15Fr
12.4Fm 3-22-63
13.2Fm 3-22-6375Fm 6-20-62
1.4Fm 3-22-63
9.6Fm 10- 9-62
4.8Fm 10-25-632.1Fm 3-21-63
7.9Fm 3-22-6330Fm 10-10-62
2Fm 9-11-62
1.8Fm 10- 9-62280Fe 6-20-62
400Pe 7- 6-62200Fe 8-22-62
145Fe900Fe
130Fe
20QPe
130Fe 10-12-62
150Fe
8.5Fm 10-24-61120Fm 6-20-62
10.3Fm 6-20-62150Fe 10- 4-61
l,500Fm
+3.2 3- 8-62 F
+2.1 3- 7-62 F
+9.6 3-13-62 F
+5.5 3-22-62 F-0.1 3-14-62 N
+11.4 3-14-62 F+4.5 3- 6-62 F
FT
+6.8 3-15-62 F
+9.9 4- 5-62 F+33 3-22-63 F
FT
+19.3 3-21-63 F
-0.3 3-14-62 N+4.4 4- 5-62 F+5.8 4- 6-61 F
+19.5 4- 6-61 F
+1.2 3-15-62 F
-1.6 3- 7-62 C+6.3 3- 7-62 F-8.6 3-28-62 N-6.0 3-28~62 N-6.2 3- 7-62 N+7.4 3- 7-62 F+0.1 3- 7-62 N
-2.6 3-29-62 N-5.0 3-29-61 N
FF
+18.9 4- 5-62 F+11.2 3-12-58 F+15.7 4- 5-62 F+33.3 7-23-63 F+5.3 10- 5-61 F+8.6 4- 5-62 F+9.93-30-62F
F
+9.73-13-62F+3.2 3- 8-62 F
+14.0 3-22-62 F+8.73-22-62F
+11.2 3-25-59 F+4.3 3-13-62 F
+14.1 4- 5-62 F+2.9 3- 8-62 F+2.73-8-62F+5.4 3- 8·62 F
+17.9 3-13-62 FC
+4.3 3-22-62 F
-0.7 3- 7-62 NC
-2.7 3-29-62 N
4,2784,280 .64,2944,294.54,2934,2754,291
S 4,240
S 4,255
S 4,2624,261
4,288.64,2884,293
4,287
4,243
S 4,262
4,2714,2724,2524,252
4,2684,2554,2564,266
4,2454,251
4,267
4,2674,2924,292
S 4,299146 4,256
4,2184,223
S 4,221240 4,222
4,2144,2254,2274,226
4,2244,2284,2304,2324,242
4,269
4,2364,227
S 4,2684,254
S 4,267
S 4,265
4,270
2222
14
12
10
626
16
1'11'123333
16
150
355
170200
94335
202225467160150
175
225
80300300243400165356435
140
510
450125100234240309300
80158
100290138340
100425300200350
165
300
240230
300410510
1955 P
1952 P
1926 3D1951 JD1950 P1936 JD
1891 JD1953 P
prio JD1900prio JD19351874 JD1926 JD1890 JD1922 JD1895 3D1957 JD1900 JD
prior JD19351961 JD1900 3D1958 3D1908 JD1954 P
1934 P1909 3D1950 P1961 P
prio JD1935prio JD19101904 3Dprio JD19351947 JDpdo JD19351954 P
1890 3D
1891 JD1891 JD1891 JD1954 JD1948 JD1954 3D1954 3D1961 P
1920 JD1954 P1927
1912 3D1952 JD1910 3D1900 JD1936 3D19591947 3D1954 P
doRose Castagno
dodo
Ed Cassity
dododo
J. J. CastagnoC. H. WorthingtonC! inton Higley
dodo
P. E. WrathallEd Cassity
Ed Cassitydo
dodo
Clinton Higleydo
J. H. Palmer
Alex JohnsonQuentin BrownE. M, ClarkJ. M. WorthingtonM. A. Sutton
Ed Cass ity
J. J. Castagno
Kennecott CopperCorp.
26cdc
25aab-225cdd-l25cdd-425ddd-l26bdb-l
27add-l
25aab-l
21cbb-l
20acc-l21aad-l
27ccc-l27ccd-328bbd-l28bca-l
23cca-123cdc-2
32daa-l A. J. Fraser32daa-13 J. M. Fraser32dad-l V. P. Fawson and
J. M. Fraser32dba-2 Vanus Anderson
17bda-l18bdc-l18dcc-l19abc-l19dcc-l
28dcc-3 K. C. Fawson29adc-2 Clinton Higley29add-3 do29dcd-5 J. R. Clark
30ccc-1 G. M. Rydalch30daa-1 Ed Cassity
30dcc-1 IQuent in Brown
30ddd-1 J. D. Brown
31abc-1 C. A. Sample31bbd-3 Ed Cassity31bdd-3 J. C. Brown31dad-3 F. C. Jeffries31dba-4 R. J. Dickerson32abc-3 G. W. Williams32cab-3 P. P. Matthews
14adc-114dba-l14dbb-l15dbd-l16baa-l17bad-l17bcc-l17bcd-3
7
Table 1.--Records of selected wells and springs in Tooele Valley - Continued
Casing Water level Yield
33dba-1 L. A. Bolinder 1925 P
Remarks and other dataavailable in this report
Measured at divers ioninto ditch, (C-2-5)28bdb. C.
58 C, W.- w.58 w.67 Perf. 358-368 ft. C, L,
P.63 Casing: lO-inch from
o to 135 ft and 6-inchfrom 1 to 525 ft; perf.95-135, 505-525 ft. P.
65 w.66 Perf. 50-65, 96-102,
193-197, 249-252, 257260, 268-270 ft. C, P,W.
w.64 Well cleaned September
1959, has not flowedsince. C, W.
w.73 Perf. 171-? ft. C, P.70 Drilled to 350 ft in
1923, and deepened to380 ft in 1952. C.
Drilled to 270 ft in1960, and deepened to513 ft in 1961. Perf.100-510 ft. C, L, P, W.
63 C.
66 Discharge point belowthe water 1eve 1 March1962. W.
w.
Ir,S
Ir, 65 Perf. 300-442 ft. C, P.SD 62 Probably will flow. C.Ir, 64 Perf. 418-445 ft C, L,S,D P.S 60 c, W.Ir, 66 Perf. 125-1 ft C, P, W.S
6-14-621962
D,Ir
3-23-58 D,IrS
6-12-623- 2-59
NN
N6-12-62 Ir
Ir
s6- 7-62 Ir
6-12-62
3-14-63 SNN
6- 7-62 10.3, I.
6-19-62 9.3' Ir,D
N
10-12-621-30-63
15Fm
200Pe
200Pe
200Pe
30Pr
535Pm
"o~
~ "o 0.~
~ c.." ~
~.I ~
-- - i-I----------+----=----+---+----j-~+_--------
1,500Fm1,800Fm
-2.1 3- 7-62 NT
-2.2 3- 7-62 N+5.3 3-23-59 N
-18.8 4-19-61 C
-1.2 3- 6-62 F
-17 3- 58-
+1.6 3- 7-62 FC-17.43-8-62C
-29.9 3- 6-62 -
-32.8 3-28-62 N
+9.9 3-13-62 F-4.4 3-28-62 N0.0 3- 7-62 N
-23.2 3- 7-62 T
+14.6 4-24-59 FT 950Pm300Fr
+21.8 3-23-59 FT 500Pe200Fe
+1.1 3- 7-62 F-45.5 3-14-62 T 1,250Pm
S 4,308
- 4,275
S 4,320
S 4,277S 4,286S 4,289
371 4,301
4,2914,2914,300
S 4,308
4,2904,299
2 4,33912 4,358
10, S 4,2866
4 4,28512 4,310
2 4,32716 4,316
12 S 4,326
12 S 4,308
525
300320380
265285
259325
115m
442
513
26D340290400
400
320440
310445
145
1913 JD1954 P
1960 P1961
1931 JD
1958 JD
1920 JD1900 JD1919 JD1953 P
prio JD19351959 p
1920 JD1955 P
Owner or user
Ne1do Lemmon 1921 JDdo 1958 P
Maynard Mortenson 1923 JD1952
Max Johnson,I. W. Page,S. H. and C. H.Worthington,J.K.andMaurice Brown,J. J. Castagno
Charlotte FawsonJ. A. Fawson
doPalmer
35add-l H. G. Langford
35cbd-l Grantsville SoilConservationDistrict
36acd-1 J. H. Palmer
36dBd-l R. J. Nelson36dcd-1 J. A. Smith
36adc-l do
36add-2 do36bdd-1 Tony Castagno
33dbb-2 Ray Fawson 1925 JD33dcd-1 Theron McMichael 1954 P
34bca-134bca-334cbc-1
35add-2 S. A. Langford
34abc-l H. W. Hodson 1925 JD34add-1 Nick Pantos 1941 JD
33bcb-333bdc-l33cba-233dad-3 J. C.
Well or springnumber
(C-2-5)33add
36acc-2 Grantsville City 1957 P 465
l4ddd-l C. H. Worthington 1947 P 434
26adb-1 J. 1. Worthington 1905 JD 16026dac-1 do 1960 P 24636abd-l A. J. Matthews 1885 JD
1947 P 3,200 - Oil test. All data reported by local
resident. C.65 Perf. 316-434 ft. C, L,
W.66 C, P.
68 C, P, W.62 Perf. 87-95 ft. C.61 Perf 90-395 ft. C, L,
P, w.56 Perf. 94-104, 173-180,
185-196, 201-217, 220238 ft. C.
56 w.
54 C, W.52 H (fig. 4), W.56 Probably mistakenly
listed as acd-2 inState Engineer'srecords. W.
54 W.- w.
55 W.55 Perf. 80-240 ft. P.- Well depth between 75
and 125 ft, reportedby local resident. W.
57 Perf. 300-465 it. C,L, P, W.
W.56 Perf. 180-202 ft. P.55 Perf. 125-257 ft. P.- H (fig. 3), W.55 Perf. 110-141 ft. P
Ir,S
SIr,SSIrN
NIrIrNIr,S
Ir,SIn
IrDIr
N
9- 61
9-14-62
3-14-63
3-14-63
7-17-627-17-62
6-20-62
3-21-639-28-62
8-22-62 13m
8- 62
11- 59 45r7-12-62
12- 59
750Pr
200Pe200Pe
1.3Fm970Pm
400Pe
3-14-62 NTT
3-28-62 NT
3- 7-62 T
F 1,400Pr400Fe
3-15-62 F 1.4Fm
3-15-62 F3- 8-62 F3-13-62F 4.1FT'l
3- 8-62 F3-14-62 FC
2-20-60 T 100Pr
3-15-62 FC 100Fe
3- 8-62 F1-30-60 T3- 7-62 N
3-13-63 T 300Pe12- 59-3- 8-62 T 1,460Pm
+4.0+3.0
-45
-31.6
+6.8-34.9
-4.9
-8.2-22-24.5
-76.9
-2.8
+11.2
+13.7+6.9
+11.4
+27.7
4,2664,3204,299
S 4,238
4,2564,280
4,233
85 4,286S 4,285S 4,284S 4,321.5S 4,328
S 4,332
4,2424,250
S 4,260
S 4,251
139 4,350
S 4,273S 4,290
397 4,295
20 4,232
12
66
14
12
212
2
10
240
147
118202257300141
190
21095
400
1911 JD 1251935 P 112
1935 JD1954 P1957 P1936 P1953 P
prior JD19001898 JD1903 JD1915 JD
ClarkWrathall
doClarkJohnson
Utah Lime and 1959 PStone Co.
J. R. Worthington 1935do 1959
Barnard Castagno 1961
do 1959 P
22dbd-1
23ddc-l
25bcb-l R. C. Jeffries25cdc-3 J. R. Clark
36baa-8 J. R.36baa-10 P. E.36baa-1236bac-l J. R.36bbb-l J. D.
24add-1 M. A. E Uason
24cbb-2 C. H. Worthington25abd-l A. M. Anderson25acd-4 Hyrum Sutton
23cbb-123cbb-223cdc-2
(C-2-6) 140dd-l
8
Table 1.--Records of selected wells and springs in Tooele Valley Continued
P, W.L.C, P.C P.C, P.
472-710 ft. C, P.
390-452 It.430-580 ft.390-480 ft.425-700 ft.480-717 ft.
In
In
In
::" ,I ;0':~. .:: Remarks and other dataavailab Ie :I.n this report
).~ ~
~ ~i
\'~ I' eo"",,, "eo" ••1 (C-2-6)36cdd-1. Perf.
76-166 ft. H (fig. 3),
I
P~;f. 30-130 ft. P
Casing plugged at 251 ft.
IPerf. 80-90, 168-190,241-252 ft. P.
;Perf. 70-200 ft. P.iPerf. 176-204 ft P.
1
10
Pp
6 .5r M4r M
p
1963
19631963
1963
-I6- 5-636-20-63 :
1963 I9-11-621
6-20-62 45.5m Ir
9- 8-61 Ir,S
9- 7-61 Ir
1
7- 6_62121m Ir
6-1/+-62 19m Ir
1963 6r M
I I4- 3-62 140m Ir
8-28-62 12m,
1962 ! 5r M
1O-1l-62
Yield
34Pr
325Pm
3l9rISh
280Pm
250Pe
164r
122r
390Pm
980Pm630Pm470Pr725Pm
490Pr
1,300Pm
1,540Pm
1,540Pm
1,630Pm
T,
T
3- 7-62 T
3-25-63 T1- 62 T56- 5-63 T6-25-63 Ts
T
6-20-63 T
4- 59 T5
-12.8 3- 6-62 T
-17.2 3- 7 -62 T
-90.5 3-31-62IN
4,9775,375
S 4,304
S 4,436 -143 3- 7-62 T
S 5,015 -627
S 4,454 -16/+.8 3- 6-62 T
S 4,493 -191 4- 4-62 T
3454,318 -26.5 6-62T
289 4,508 -212
7,)2 1 4,84811-385.0
S 5,077 -348.9S 4,927 -406
496 4,857.6 -389.8700 4,831.5 -361 1
S 4,952
407 4,308
20
12 254
10
122020]616
186
16
12
10 T8 Ts
16
12,10
16
12
390
395
412
780
763
410
305
150
418
___ c_
i93" P 176
1936 P no
1957 P
1953 P
1951 P
1946 4521962 5861942 5151953 7011954 720
1956 7101953 53
1936 2001962 212
1946 p 285
1954 p
1956 p
dodo
dodo
(}:,'ner'r user
'Perf ,!Perf.
'II ::~~:Perf.
,
71 ;Perf51 ic, P.
60 Perf. 195-406 ft. c, H(fig. 4), P, W.
57 Perf. 117-124, 170-210,245-275, 355-370, 385405 ft. C, P, W.
58 Drilled to 230 ft in1952, to 350 ft in 1953.Perf. 234-280, 333-345ft. P, W.
54 Perf. 150-390 ft C, P,W.
57IP;~f~ 205-7 ft. C, L,
- Iperf.
I1 520,I 700-743 ft
57lper£. 238-300, 321-413I ft C, P, W
5S,Perf 195-300 ft C, PW.
Casing: 12-inch from 0
:I:, 11 J ~:~;O~~~:~~:~~ol~;in'h
ft. c, L, P.
R_e__:_u_,:_:_:.;__e~_~_:_,.....l_:_::_:...L:.....l~:_:_:-..L_l_4...L __~:: :::~ :_:L:_'.L~_ _:_ _:~_..L__.L-..L:_;_~_;_-4_i_;_: ;_;_::, f:OO~_4_50_,_
f'iw"le A':TfIY Depot 1942 P
lr.tl'rnationalSmelting andRefining Co.
do
fr;,r'elf> A-r'"'!v Df'pot 1955 P
J W. Boyer
L. R. Johnson
J, A. Millyard
V. P. Fawson
North Willow 1954 PIrrigation Co.
Grantsville City 1953 P
p, P Matthews
Tooele Citydo
Tooele Amy Depotdn
Tooele City
F. C. ;"'31k
20biliJ·2
5aba-l
30ctac- J
Jlbba-l32bbc-l
20bab-l)()hba-l
lc'd·l
7dcc-l
32bcc-l35aba-3
7abc-l
Sada-l
36ddd-1
Well or spring
(C-1-6)lbdb-1
(C-3-5)l,h!'fc ,·2
(C-4-4)7aaa-l
(C-4-S) 13cab-l
9
Table 2.--Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in Tooele Valley
Water levels or artesian pressures in feet below land-surface datum are designated by a minus (-) sign im-nediately before the first entryin the table, and artesian pressures above land-surface datum are designated similarly by a plus (+) sign. Where some measurements are aboveand others below land-surface datum, the readings betw2en plus signs are above the plane of reference, those between minus signs are below theplane of reference.
All measurements were made by the U.S. Geological Survey except as noted. Available measurements preceding the first listed measurementhave been published in the following Water-Supply Papers of the Geological Survey:
Year193619371938
Number817840845
Year193919401941
Number886910940
Year194219431944
Number948990
1020
Year194519461947
Number102710751100
Year194819491950
Number113011601169
Year195119521953
Numberll9512251269
i;;,-,:__",N",~~!"~",;,,"r
1955 1408
(C-2-4)2dba-1 Continued(C-1-4)36bcb-l Records available 1936-45 1961-63Nov. 29, 1961 7.9 May 23, 19b2 7.0 Sept. 25, 1962 + 4.9 ~~19S8 -19.6 Feb. 20, 196~6--~:Zo:O- ~ne27~6f--------::zT3Jan 16, 1962 7.8 July 5 + 6.6 Oct. 29 3.9 Nov. 28 19.8 Mar. 30 19.5 July 25 21.7Feb. 28 7.4 July 28 6.7 Dec. 27 4.1 Dec. 30 19.8 May 9 20.2 Sept. 1 21.3Mar. 30 4.6 Au::,:. 28 4.8 Mar. 18, 1963 3.1 Jan. 24, 1959 19.9 June 1 19.2 Sept. 26 21.0May 1 9.1 Feb. 28 19.7 June 29 20.9 Oct. 24 21. 3
Mar. 23 20.2 July 27 21.6 Nov. 28 21.1(C-2-4) lbcc-l. Records availab Ie 1940-62 Apr. 24 20.2 Sept. 7 20.0 Jan. 16, 1962 21.4Apr. 12, 1956 -36.7 Apr. 24, 1959 -36.4 July 27, 1960 -38.9 May 23 19.2 Oct. 4 21.0 Feb. 28 21.4Dec. 14 39.1 May 23 38.3 Sept. 7 38.7 June 23 20.7 Oct. 26 20.6 Mar. 28 21.3Apr. 2, 1957 39.3 June 23 39.1 Oct. 4 38.9 July 27 20.5 Nov. 29 20.7 May 1 20.1Dec. 12 36.4 July 27 40.0 Oct. 26 38.8 Aug. 27 19.4 Dec. 28 20.7 May 23 19.8Mar. 5, 1958 36.2 Aug. 27 38.9 Nov. 29 39.0 Sept. 23 19.7 Jan. 24, 1961 20.7 July 5 21.3May 19 37.0 Sept. 23 38.3 Dec. 28 39. Oct. 30 19.8 Feb. 23 20.8 July 28 20.9June 18 37.0 Oct. 30 38.0 Jan. 24, 1961 39. Nov. 27 19.8 Mar. 28 20.9 Sept. 6 20.7July 22 37.1 Nov. 27 37.9 Mar. 28 39. Dec. 29 19.9 Apr. 26 21. 7 Sept. 26 21.2Aug. 19 37.0 Dec. 29 38.0 Apr. 26 39.6 Jan. 23, 1960 19.9 May 31 21.3Sept. 23 37.1 Jan. 23, 1960 38.0 May 31 39.6Oct. 25 37.4 Feb. 20 38.2 June 27 40.9 (C-2-4)8ede-1. Records available 1958-63Nov. 28 36.8 Mar. 30 38.3 JUly 25 40.8 May 5, 1958 +13.1 Nov. 28, 1959 +11.1 May 5, 1961 +11.4Dec 30 37.6 May 9 38.4 Sept 1 40.2 June 20 12.0 Dec. 30 12.0 June 1 11.4Jan. 24, 1959 37.8 June 1 38.5 Sept. 26 40.2 July 23 12.6 Feb. 27, 1960 11.3 June 28 11.4Feb. 28 37.9 June 29 39.0 Mar. 6, 1962 41.1 Aug. 21 12.1 Apr. 5 11.7 July 26 ll.4Mar. 24 38.1 Sept. 26 12.2 May 10 11.7 Sept. 5 ll.4
_.~--~-
Oct. 26 11.8 June 30 ll.7 Sept. 27 11. 2(C-2-4)2aba-1. Records avai lab Ie 1936-41 1946-62 Dec. 31 11.9 July 28 ll.3 Oct. 25 11.3Mar. 30, 1951 + 6.2 Nov. 28, 1958 + 4.6 June 29, 1960 + 2.1 Feb. 7, 1959 12.9 Sept. 8 11.2 Jan. 17, 1962 ll.2Dec. 18 5.7 Dec. 30 3.7 July 27 1. Mar. 7 ll.5 Oct. 5 11.2 Mar. 2 ll.3Apr. 10, 1952 6.4 Jan. 24, 1959 4.1 Sept. 7 I.E Mar. 26 ll.6 Oct, 27 11.2 Mar. 30 11.0Dec. 22 6.7 Feb. 28 4.3 Oct. 4 1.7 May 30 12.0 Nov. 30 11.2 June 5 11.3Apr. 22, 1953 6.1 Mar. 23 3.6 Oct, 26 1.9 June 29 11.7 Dec. 29 11.1 Aug. 2 11.1Mar. 23, 1954 1.6 Apr. 24 4.2 Nov. 29 3.e July 28 11.5 Jan. 25, 1961 11.2 Sept. 28 11.1Dec. 10 6.7 May 23 3.5 Dec. 28 3.e Aug. 28 11.5 Apr. 6 ll.2 Mar. 22, 1963 11.1Apr. 1, 1955 5.8 June 23 1.3 Jan. 24, 1961 1.4 Sept. 24 11.5Dec. 9 6.3 July 27 1.5 Feb. 23 1.1Apr. 12, 1956 5.6 Aug. 27 3.3 Mar. 28 3.1 ~~da-l. Records avai lab Ie 1963Dec. 14 4.9 Sept. 23 4.3 Apr. 26 1.7 Feb. 28, 1963 +21.6 May 22, 1963 +20.3 Aug. 30, 1963 +18.3Apr. 4, 1957 4.4 Oct. 30 4.2 May 31 .8 Mar. 25 20.8 June 25 19.6 Sept. 27 18,2Dec. 12 4.9 Nov. 27 4.0 June 27 .6
~21.0 July 23 20.0 Nov. 19 18.5
Mar. 6, 1958 1.3 Dec. 29 4.3 July 27 .5May 19 3.6 Jan. 23, 1960 4.7 Sept. 5 .7 I(C-2-4) lObed-I. Records available 1961-63June 18 3.7 Feb. 20 4.7 Sept. 26 1.1 Sept. 12, 1961 -10 .1 Mar. 30, 1962 9.8 Aug. 2, 1962 - 9.6July 21 3.9 Mar. 30 4.3 Mar. 6, 1962 1.4 Oct. 25 10 .0 May 1 9.8 Sept. 6 9.6Sept. 23 4.1 May 9 2.5 Oct. 10 1.5 Nov. 29 9.9 May 23 9.9 Sept. 26 9.6Oct. 25 4.8 June 1 2.2 Jan. 16, 1962 9.9 July 5 9.6 Mar. 14, 1963 9.5
Feb. 28 9.9(C-2-4)2.de-1. Records availab Ie 1940, 1941, 1958-62Sept. 30, 1940 -17.8 Mar. 23, 1959 -17 .8 May 9, 1960 -17 .3 !(C-2-4)lSccc-l. Records available 1958-63Feb. 24, 1941 17.7 Apr. 24 18.2 June 2 17 .0 Mar. ll, 1958 -25.9 Dec. 29, 1959 -26.1 Sept. 1, 1961 -28.3Mar. 6, 1958 17 .2 May 23 16.9 June 29 17 .7 June 18 25.6 Jan. 23, 1960 26.3 Sept. 26 28.0May 19 17.3 June 23 17.4 July 27 19 .0 July 22 26.8 Feb. 20 26.3 Oct. 24 27 .4June 18 16.9 July 27 16.8 Sept. 7 17 .7 Aug. 19 26.6 Mar. 30 26.2 Nov. 28 27 .1July 22 17.2 Aug. 27 18.0 Oct. 4 18.5 Sept. 23 26.3 May 9 26.2 Jan. 16, 1962 27 .0Aug. 19 16.9 Sept. 23 17.6 Oct. 26 18.6 Oct. 25 26.2 June 1 26.8 Mar. 8 26.9Sept. 23 17.8 Oct. 30 17 .8 Nov. 29 18.6 Nov. 28 26.1 June 29 27.0 Mar. 30 26.8Oct. 25 17.6 Nov. 27 17.8 Dec. 28 18.6 Dec. 30 26.0 July 27 26.7 May 1 26.8Nov. 28 18.7 Dec. 29 17 .9 Jan. 24, 1961 18.6 Jan. 24, 1959 26.0 Sept. 7 27.0 May 23 27.2Dec. 30 17.8 Jan. 23, 1960 18.0 Mar. 28 18.8 Feb. 28 26.1 Oct. 4 26.7 July 5 28.1Jan. 24, 1959 17.7 Feb. 20 17.9 Sept. 26 19.2 Mar. 23 26.1 Oct. 26 26.5 July 28 28.2Feb. 28 17 .7 Mar. 30 17 .5 Mar. 6, 1962 19.4 Apr. 24 26.0 Nov. 29 26.5 Sept. 6 28.6
May 23 26.5 Dec. 28 26.5 Sept. 26 28.1(C-2-4) 2baa-3. Records available 1958-63 June 23 26.8 Jan. 24, 1961 26.5 Oct. 29 27.5July 21, 1958 +12.7 July 27, 1960 +11 .2 Jan. 16, 1962 + 9.1 July 27 26.6 Feb. 23 26.5 Nov. 30 27 .2Mar. 24, 1959 10.7 Sept. 8 11.1 Feb. 28 9. Aug. 27 27.1 Mar. 28 26.4 Dec. 27 27.1Apr. 24 LO ,4 Oct. 4 11.0 Mar. 30 9.3 Sept. 23 26.8 Apr. 26 26.7 Jan. 30, 1963 27.1May 23 10 .6 Oct. 26 11.0 May 1 9.3 Oct. 30 26.4 May 31 27.5 Feb. 28 27.1June 23 10.5 Nov. 29 10 .1 May 23 9.7 Nov. 27 26,3 July 25 27 .9 Mar. 25 27.1July 27 10.4 Dec. 28 9.0 July 5 10.1Aug. 27 11.5 Jan. 25, 1961 10 .6 Aug. 2 10 .3 (C-2-4)17dad-l. Records available 1936-52, 1954-56 1958-59Sept. 23 11.7 Feb. 23 10.5 Sept. 6 10.7 Mar. 30, 1951 +25.2 May 22, 1958 +22 .1 Mar. 7, 1959 +22.3Oct. 30 11.7 Mar. 28 10.6 Sept. 25 11.6 Dec. 18 25.1 June 20 21.2 Mar. 26 22 .3Nov. 27 11.6 Apr. 26 10.5 Oct. 29 11.3 Apr, 22, 1952 24.6 July 23 21.6 Apr. 25 22 .2Dec. 29 11 .5 May 31 10 .5 Nov. 30 10.4 Dec. 11 24.4 Aug. 21 21.5 May 30 21.7Jan. 30, 1960 ll.5 June 27 10 .6 Dec. 27 10.3 Mar. 23, 1954 23.8 Sept. 26 21.7 June 29 21.2Feb. 20 11.4 July 25 10.5 Jan. 30, 1963 10.9 Dec. 10 24.1 Oct. 26 21.7 July 28 21.2Mar. 30 11 .3 Sept. 1 10 .0 Feb. 28 10.2 Apr. 1, 1955 24.6 Nov. 29 21.9 Aug. 28 21.0May 9 11.2 Sept. 26 10.0 Mar. 25 10.1 Dec. 9 22.5 Dec. 31 22.1 Sept. 24 20.9June 1 11.2 Oct. 24 10.0 Apr. 12, 1956 23.1 Feb. 7, 1959 22.3June 29 11.3 Nov. 28 9.3
(C-2-4) 2bdb-2. Records avai lab Ie 1940 1941, 1958-63 (C-2-4)17dcd-l. Records available 1958, 1961-63Apr. 11, 1958 + 5.5 Mar. 30, 1961 + 3.6 Mar. 15, 1962 + 2.8 Apr. 17, 1958 +21.1 Jan. 1 l"bZ +zO.z Sept. 20, 19b2 +19.0Sept. 25 4.4 June 28 2.6 Oct. 2 3.0 Apr. 14, 1961 22.4 Mar. 2 20.7 Oct. 29 19.3Mar. 24, 1959 2.6 Sept. 29 2.8 Mar. 14, 1963 3.1 June 1 20.3 Mar. 30 20.6 Nov. 30 19.7Apr. 6, 1960 2.5 July 26 19.6 May 1 20.5 Dec. 27 19.6
Sept. 5 19.2 June 5 20.3 Jan. 30, 1963 19.8(C-2-4)2dba-1. Records avai lab Ie 1958-62 Sept. 27 19.3 July 6 19.7 Feb. 28 19.8Mar. b, 1958 -19.1 June 18, 1958 -21 .1 Aug. 19, 1958 -18.9 Oct. 25 19.5 Aug. 2 19.3 Mar. 25 19.8May 19 21.3 July 22 19 2 Sept. 23 20.0 Nov. 29 19.8 Sept. 7 18.9
10
Tab Ie 2. --Water leve Is and artesian pressures in observation we 118 in TODe Ie Valley - Continued
(C 2 4)28dbd 5 R rds available 1958 63"lbl196163(C 2 4)19bdd 1 R- - eenr s avat a e _. - - - eco -Apr. 6, 1961 + 8.2 Mar. 13, 1962 + 7.3 Mar. 21, 1963 + 7.1 Mar. 11, 1958 +20.8 Sept. 23, 1958 +14.2 Mar. 6, 1962 +17.6Oct. 12 6.5 Oct. 10 6.4 May 20 12.6 Mar. 24, 1959 21.2 Sept. 28 9.2--_._.
June 18 13 .4 Apr. 6, 1960 19.1 Mar. 11, 1963 12.9(C-2-4) 19dbb-l . Records available 1941, 1958-61 July 22 13 .1 Mar. 30, 1961 19.0Mar. 26, 1.958 + 6.6 July 28, 1959 + 6.2 Oct. 27, 1960 + 5.7 Aug. 19 14.3 Sept. 27 12.5JuO(' 20 6.3 Aug. 28 6.0 Nov. 30 5.6July 23 6.3 Sept. 24 5.8 Dec. 29 5.8 (C-2-4)29adc-l. Records available 1961-62Aug. 21 5.7 Oct. 31 6.0 Jan. 25, 1961 5.9 Mar. 30, 1961 + 9.b Mar. 15, 19b2 + 8.6 Oct. 2, 1962 + 7.1Sept. 26 6.0 Nov. 28 5.9 Feb. 24 6.0 Sept. 28 6.9Oct. 26 6.1 Dec. 30 6.3 Mar. 30 6.1 f----'-----.-
Nov. 29 6.0 Jan. 30, 1960 6.3 May 5 6.2 I iC-2-4)29bcd-l. Records available -1941, 1961-63Dec. 31 6.1 Apr. 5 6.3 June 1 6.0 Mar. 30, 1961 + 6.2 Mar. 14, 1962 + 5.6 Mar. 21, 1963 + 5.1Feb. 7, 1959 6.6 May 10 6.5 June 28 6.0 Sept. 29 4.8 Sept. 28 4.0Mar. 7 6.3 June 30 6.2 July 26 5.9Mar. 26 6.4 Sept. 8 ').7 Sept. 5 6.1 (C-2-4) 29ddc-6. Records available 1961-63Apr. 25 6.6 Oct. 5 5.6 Sept. 27 5.9 Mar. 30, 1961 +12.2 Mar. 6, 1962 +11.1 Mar. 11, 1963 + 9.9June 29 7.0 Sept. 28 8.4 Sept. 28 8.0
(C-2-4) 20ddc-l. Records available 1941 1958-59 1961-63 (C-2-4)30ceb-l. Records available 1958-63Mar. 11, 1958 +15.3 Mar. 30, 1961 +15.2 Mar. 15, 1962 +14.3 Apr. 22, 1958 + 5.4 Apr. 6, 1960 + 5.8 Mar. 14, 1962 + 4.9Mar. 24, 1959 16.4 Sept. 28 12.2 Sept. 28 12.2 Sept. 25 5.2 Mar. 30, 1961 5.2 Sept. 28 2.9June 11 14.1 Oct. 18 12.3 Mar. 14, 1963 13 .5 Mar. 24, 1959 5.8 Sept. 29 3.3 Mar. 21, 1963 4.3
IC-2-4\21add-l. Records available 1961-63 (C-2-4)30edd-l. Records available 1941, 1961-62Sept. 19, 1961 -42.1 Mar. 6, 1962 -40.7 Mar. 14, 1963 -41.0 Mar. >0, 901 +1 .. 0 Mar. '4, 190L +11.5 Sept. 28, 1902 + 9.0
Oct. 9 42.3 Sept. 29 9.9
(C-2-4) 22ccb-4. Records available 1956-63 (C-2-4)3lada-l. Records available 1941, 1958-63Apr. 12, 1956 -44.0 Aug. 27, 1959 -55.0 Oct. 26, 1960 -54.5 Mar. 14, 1958 + 9.9 Dec. 29, 1959 +12.1 Sept. 1, 1961 + 6.9Dec. 12, 1957 54.9 Sept. 23 55.1 Nov. 29 54.6 May 21 9.5 Jan. 23, 1960 11.0 Sept. 26 2.5Mar. 11, 1958 54.4 Nov. 27 54.9 Dec. 28 54.5 June 19 9.1 Feb. 20 10 .4 Oct. 24 7.1Oct. 25 54.5 Dec. 29 54.9 Jan. 24, 1961 54.6 July 22 9.3 Mar. 30 10 .1 Nov. 28 8.6Nov. 28 54.5 Jan. 23, 1960 55.9 Mar. 28 54.4 Aug. 19 9.3 May 9 8.9 Jan. 16, 1962 9.5Dec. 30 55.4 Feb. 20 56.0 July 25 54.4 Sept. 23 9.2 June 1 8.8 Feb. 28 8.5Jan. 24, 1959 54.4 Mar. 30 55.7 Sept. 26 54.9 Oct. 25 9.3 June 29 8.7 Mar. 30 8.4Feb. 28 54.4 June 30 55.1 Mar. 6, 1962 54.8 Nov. 28 9.6 July 27 8.5 May 1 7.6Mar. 23 54.6 Sept. 7 54.6 Oct. 9 54.8 Dec. 30 10.4 Sept. 8 8.6 May 23 7.3Apr. 24 54.7 Oct. 4 54.5 Mar. 11, 1963 55.4 Jan. 24, 1959 11.4 Oct. 4 8.5 July 5 7.0
Feb. 28 12.0 Oct. 26 8.6 Aug. 2 7.4(C-2-4)27ccb-l. Records available 1941-42, 1944-45, 1948-51, 1953, Mar. 23 10.6 Nov. 29 9.6 Sept. 6 7.2
1958-63 Apr. 24 9.5 Dec. 28 9.7 Sept. 26 7.4Mar. 30, 1951 +10 .0 Aug. 27, 1959 - 2.0 Nov. 29, 1960 1.3 May 23 9.4 Jan. 24, 1961 9.9 Oct. 29 7.5Dec. 11, 1953 7.6 Sept. 23 2.0 Dec. 28 .9 June 24 9.2 Feb. 23 9.1 Nov. 30 7.7Mar. 11, 1958 + 2.6 Oct. 30 1.1 Jan. 24, 1961 .9 July 27 9.0 Mar. 28 9.3 Dec. 27 7.7June 18 - 1.1 Nov. 27 + .4 Feb. 23 .8 Aug. 27 8.9 Apr. 26 8.4 Jan. 30, 1963 7.9July 22 2.2 Dec. 29 .5 Mar. 28 .8 Sept. 23 8.9 May 31 8.1 Feb. 28 7.9Aug. 19 1.8 Jan. 23, 1960 .5 Apr. 26 2.6 Oct. 30 9.1 June 27 8.0 Mar. 25 7.6Sept. 23 2.4 Feb. 20 .5 May 31 5.6 Nov. 27 9.5 July 25 8.0Oct. 25 .9 Mar. 30 + 1.3 June 27 5.5Jan. 24, 1959 + 1.9 May 9 - 2.1 July 25 6.0 (C-2-4) 31add-2. Records available 1941, 1958-61Feb _ 28 2.1 June 1 3.5 Sept. 1 6.1 Mar. 13, 1958 + 9.0 Apr. 24, 1959 + 8.2 May 9, 1960 + 7.4Mar. 23 + 2.5 June 29 3.8 Sept. 26 5.6 May 22 7.1 May 23 8.3 June 1 7.1Apr. 24 - .1 July 27 3.3 Mar. 6, 1962 3.2 June 19 7.9 June 24 7.8 June 29 6.9May 23 1.0 Sept. 7 3.5 Sept. 28 8.6 July 22 7.8 July 27 7.4 July 27 6.6June 23 1.8 Oct. 4 3.8 Mar. 11, 1963 6.2 Aug. 19 8.0 Aug. 27 7.3 Sept. 8 6.7July 27 2.5 Oct. 26 3.4 Sept. 23 7.9 Sept. 23 7.3 Oct. 4 6.6
Oct. 25 8.5 Oct. 30 7.4 Oct. 26 6.7iC-2-4)28aab-l. Records available 1961-63 Nov. 28 10 .6 Nov. 27 8.1 Feb. 24, 1961 7.8June 1, 1961 -48.1 Nov. 28, 1961 -54.3 May 1, 1962 -53.3 Dec. 30 11.4 Feb. 20, 1960 9.1 Mar. 28 7.9June 27 43.2 Jan. 16, 1962 55.1 June 19 56.4 Mar. 23, 1959 12.7 Mar. 30 8.8July 25 44.0 Feb. 28 53.9 Oct. 29 56.5Sept. 1 44.4 Mar. 28 53.4 Mar. 14, 1963 56.5 (C-2-4) 31beb-1. Records available 1959-63Oct. 24 56.3 Mar. 24, 1959 +29.9 June 29, 1960 +20.4 Sept. 1, 1961 +17.0
(C-2-4)28aac-l.Apr. 24 25.5 July 27 19.5 Sept. 28 14.4
Records available 1961-63 May 30 25.2 Sept. 8 20.0 Oct. 24 19.1June 1, 1961 -58.9 Nov. 28, 1961 -58.6 Mar. 14, 1963 -58.2 June 24 24.2 Oct. 4 21.2 Nov. 28 19.5Sept. 29 60.9 Mar. 7, 1962 57.5 July 27 23.1 Oct 26 25.4 Jan. 16, 1962 19.3Oct. 24 59.7 Oct. 9 61.1 Aug. 27 23.3 Nov. 29 26.4 Feb. 28 19.7
Sept. 23 21.7 Dec. 28 27.0 Mar. 30 19.3(C-2-4)28acd-3. Records available 1941, 1958-63 Oct. 30 26.3 Jan. 24, 1961 27.7 May 1 14.0Mar. 11, 1958 +20.5 Nov. 27, 1959 +16.2 June 27, 1961 + 5.6 Nov. 27 28.1 Feb. 23 27.5 May 23 9.6May 20 12.1 Dec. 29 18.8 July 25 5.6 Dec. 29 28.0 Mar. 29 27.2 July 5 9.0June 18 11.6 Jan. 23, 1960 18.9 Sept. 1 5. Jan. 23, 1960 29.3 Apr. 26 19.0 Aug. 2 11.1July 22 11.2 Feb. 20 16.1 Sept. 26 5.5 Feb _ 20 29.4 May 31 17 .5 Sept. 6 11..0Aug. 19 11.2 Apr. 6 18.5 Oct. 24 6.7 Mar. 30 26.4 June 27 17.3 Sept. 26 14.3Sept. 23 11.1 May 9 6.5 Mar. 28, 1962 15. May 9 21.0 July 25 18.4 Mar. 11, 1963 18.2Oct. 25 15.1 June 1 6.2 Apr. 11 15. June 1 20 .9Nov. 28 19.4 June 29 6.0 May 1 13 .9Dec. 30 20.4 July 27 6.0 May 23 5.5 (C-2-4) 3lcaa-2. Records available 1960-62Jan. 24, 1959 20.5 Sept. 8 6.0 July 6 5. Apr. 5, 1960 + 1.5 Jan. 24, 1961 + 1.4 Nov. 28, 1961 + 0.9Feb. 28 20.8 Oct. 4 6.0 Aug. 2 5. May 9 .7 Feb. 23 1.3 Jan. 16, 1962 1.0Mar. 23 20.1 Oct. 26 6.1 Sept. 6 4. June 1 .7 Mar. 28 1.3 Feb. 28 1.0Apr. 24 15.2 Nov. 29 14.1 Sept. 26 4.3 June 29 .6 Apr. 26 + .2 Mar. 28 5.9M.y 23 11.6 Dec. 28 15.9 Oct. 29 6.3 July 27 .3 May 31 .1 May 1 + .2June 23 12.0 Jan. 24, 1961 15.9 Nov. 30 12.C Sept. 7 .7 June 27 .1 May 23 3.7July 27 11.5 Feb. 24 18.1 Dec. 27 12.1 Oct. 4 .8 July 25 .1 July 5 2.4Aug. 27 11.7 Mar. 28 17 .0 Jan. 30, 1963 12.1 Oct. 26 1.1 Sept. 1 .5 Aug. 2 1.7Sept. 23 13 .9 Apr. 26 13 .2 Feb. 28 12.9 Nov. 29 1.2 Sept. 26 - 1.6 Sept. 6 2.2Oct. 30 14.1 June 1 5.8 Mar. 25 12.5 Dec. 28 1.3 Oct. 24 + .8 Sept. 26 .8-(C-2-4) 28bdd-2. Records available 1961-63 (C-2-4)31dad-2. Records available 1941-42, 1944-45 1958-63Mar. 28, 1961 + 4.9 Oct. 24, 1961 + t,.9 May 23, 1962 + 4. Apr. 18, 1958 + 6.1 Mar. 23, 1959 + 6.6 Feb _ 20, 1960 + 5.3Apr. 26 3.1 Nov. 28 6.8 July 5 3.1 May 20 5.6 Apr. 24 5.3 Mar. 30 5.2May 31 2.6 Jan. 16, 1962 5.8 Aug. 2 3.5 June 19 5.1 May 30 4.9 May 9 3.4June 27 2.7 Mar. 6 6.1 Aug. 28 3. July 22 4.8 June 24 4.6 June 1 3.0July 25 2.6 Mar. 28 6.0 Sept. 26 3. Aug. 19 4.9 July 27 4.2 June 29 2.6Sept. 1 2.5 May 1 5.1 Mar. 11, 1963 5.5 Sept. 23 4.6 Aug. 27 3.8 July 27 2.2Sept. 26 4.6 Oct. 25 5.0 Sept. 23 3.6 Sept. 7 2.1
Nov. 29 5.3 Oct. 30 4.0 Oct. 4 1.9(C-2-4) 28cbe-l. Records available 1961-63 Dec. 30 5.8 Nov. 27 4.4 Oct. 26 2.2Apr. 5, 1961 + 8.0 Mar. 6, 1962 +10 .6 Mar. 11, 1963 +10. Jan. 24, 1959 6.4 Dec. 29, 1959 5.1 Nov. 29 2.9Sept. 28 4.9 Sept. 28 4.6 Feb. 28 6.7 Jan. 23, 1960 5.3 Dec. 28 3.1
II
Table 2.--Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in Tooele Valley - Continued
2.21.9
.7
.5
.5
.51.42.54.36.26.35 _64.73.93.83.73.73.8
5.95.94.74.44.33.93.86.77.17.57.17.38.57.5
+19.920.019.618.719.621.121.822.221.922.120.218.7
Records available 1941-42, 1944-48, 1951-63+ 5.1 July 22,1958 5.4 Sept. 23. 1959
3.3 Aug. 19 5.5 Oct. 304.7 Sept. 2::1 5.6 Nov. 273.5 DeL. 25 5.5 Dec. 294.1 Nov. 28 4.3 Jan. 23, 19601 .4 Dec. 30 3.8 Feb. 20
+ 3.'S Jan. 24, 1959 3.5 Mar. 301.1 Feb. 28 3.2 May 9
+ .2 Mar. 23 2.8 June 1- 2.3 Apr. 24 4.3 June 29
1. 7 May 23 5.7 July 271.5 June 24 5.4 Sept. 72.8 July 27 5.7 Oct. 44.9 Aug. 27 6.9 Oct. 26
(C 2 4)33abb 4 Continue
(C-2-4)33hch-2."Ma"r":"- .10, 1951Dec. 18Apr. 10, 1952Apr. 22, 1953Mar. 23, 1954Dec. 10Apr. 1, 1955Dec. ')Apr. J2, 1956Dec. 14Apr. 4,1957Dec. 12Mar. 11, 1958June 20
·13 _213 .412.812.212.112.012.011.912.315.914.315.715.916.916.0
- 3.73.12.92.42.22.12.12.2
+ 4.54.34.5
+ 5.7.07.6
1962
1963
--_.-
22. 19626
27242926, 1963232327252920101026
16. 19622828
28.313031303131
83031303131.281831303l303131
43026
·13 .313 .414.415.816.817 .319.019.318.717.16 516 316 316 116.116.316.619.719.520.721.722.021.221.3
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Sept.Oct.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Oct.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Sept.Oct.Nuv.Dec.Jan.F.'b.Mar.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Sept.Oct.
1961 + 1.41.21.41.14.4
1961-62
Records available 1935-50 1958-62+ 9.0 July 22, 1958 + 5,6 Oct. 25, 1958
6.7 Aug. 19 4.6 Nov. 286.1 Sept. 23 4.6 Dec. 30
(C-2-4)32caa-2. Records available
(C-2-4)33aab-1. Records available 1960-63
(C-2-4)32bcd-l. Records available 1961-62Apr. ·~.5, 19~~~ +'(!._~~_~E..: 6.,..1262- .. + 6.9-- ,__~__.._~~ _
i~~ ~ -4) ~ ~c~g6~ . ~~~~~ds ;;~~ 1a~~;,,~'--7~9",9~!C~c:.",63J..-;;2C;;0-;.O""""MCC'a"'r-.-'6-.'1"'9762"'---,.2"2;-.~9Dec. 29 20.2 Mar. 28 20.0 Sept. 28 26.6Jan. 24. 196_~~_:..~ ~~__~_=_________.!:.' 1963 25.7
Apr. 5, 1960 4.0 June 24, 1961 - 8.4~r. 30 4.7 July 29 9.1June 18 6.0 Aug. 26 9.7July 30 6.6 Sept. 30 9.7Aug. 20 7.1 Oct. 28 9.7Sept. 24 7.4 Nov. 25 9.1Oct. 1 7.5 Dec. 30 8.9Oct. 22 7.2 Jan. 27, 1962 8.9Nov. 26 6.5 Feb. 10 8.8Dec. 24 6.3 Feb. 24 8.9Jan. 21, 1961 6.2 Mar. 31 9.0Feb. 18 6.2 Apr. 28 9 .5Mar. 4 6.1 May 26 10.3Apr. l 6.3 June 30 11.6Apr. 29 7.1 July 21 12.0May 27_~ _._~ A.:u"'g"'._-.-::2.:5 c:12c....:9 .,
(C-2-4) 33aac-l.
Jan. 24,1959 +7.9 Jan. 23,1960 +6.4 Dec. 28,1960 +5.3Feb. 28 8.1 Feb. 20 6.5 Jan. 24, 1961 5.4Mar. 23 8.1 Mar. 30 6.7 Feb 23 5.3Apr. 24 5.9 May 9 3.4 Mar. 28 5.4May 23 5.0 June 1 3.4 Apr. 26 3.6June 24 4.8 June 29 3.1 May 31 1.8July 27 4.4 July 27 3.1 June 27 1.8Aug. 27 4.2 Sept. 7 2.9 July 25 1.4Sept. 23 4.1 Oct. 4 2.5 Sept. 1 .9Oct. 30 4.9 Oct. 26 3.1 Sept. 26 1.3
i~~~-4i~~d~~;~_.~~_e~~ds~:~!).a~i~--i~~iL-~9196~:~~--'1"6-.'1-;;9<62"'-'5,.-;i1~_lL_~~_~_:~__N_O_V_'__~_~ 4_.7__M_a_r_.__6_._1_9_62 3_._5
Apr. 5, 1960 2.0 June 27 9.7 Feb. 28 5.0Dec. 28 3.1 July 25 9.~ Mar. 28 5.0Jan. 24,1961 2.7 Sept. 1 10.7 Sept. 28 8.8Feb. 23 3.0 Sept. 26 11.3 Mar. 11,1963 7.0Mar. 28 3.3 Oct. 24 6.1Apr. 26 8.4 Nov. 28 5.4
(C·2·4)33abb·4.Mar. 6, 1958May 20June 19
~]3abb-~ Recor2!.~_..2Y.2i lab 1e 196J..:.§....~~ ~~_~_..__.-;::--;:;M<:lr. 30, 1961 +10.3 Mar. 6, 1962 + 8.6 Oct. 2, 1962 + 2.8Sept. 29 4.8
Water-level recorder installed Oct. 8, 1958. Waterlevels reported for subsequent dates to Jan. I, 1962are at noon, after which water levels ;Jre reported athighest level during the day. The water levels aretaken from recorder charts. Records available 1942,
coF",'-"-.---;C24'-.-01'-94C02c--,1,,9-;,~,,;~~"",63'--M:-;a--Y-"2"'8c-.--";19:-;6"0---.-=12,-.-=6
Oct. 8, 1958 11.2 June 30 13.1Oct. 31 10.6 July 31 13.3Nov. 30 8.6 Aug. 31 l3.6Dec. 31 8.1 Sept. 30 14.l.Jan. 31, 1959 7.8 Oct. 2 14.2Feb. 28 7.6 Oct. 31 12.9Mar. 24 7 .4 Nov. 30 11 .3Mar. 31 8.1 Dec. 31 10.8Apr. 30 9.7 Jan. 31, 1961 10.8May 31 10.6 Feb. 22 10.6June 30 11.1 Feb. 28 10.8July 31 11.7 Mar. 31 11.3Aug. 31 11.7 Apr. 30 13.1Sept. 12 12.1 May 31 14.9Sept. 30 11.7 June 30 14.9Oct. 31 10.9 July 31 15.0Nov. 30 9.4 Aug. 29 15.8Dec. 29 9.3 Sept. 13 16.0Jan. 31, 1960 9.1 Sept. 30 15.6Feb. 29 9.0 Oct. 31 14.9Mar. 26 8.9 Dec. 2 13.3Apr. 2 8.8 Dec. 31 13.4Apr. 3D H.l Jan. 31, 1962 13.t+
Mar. 28, 1961 + 9.7 Sept. I,Apr. 26 1.6 Sept. 26June 1 1.4 Oct. 24June 27 1.3 Oct. 25
.:J.:u",1Y,-",2c..5 .__1_.5__Nov . 28
-'i",~.::.~=.::-",4+~4e;-3~,-,d~~;;.~~;-:ic--'~?'°Ci;-'-~~7'·n,-,u-,-e~;Cc:-:t~.·~2>T4,1961 - 0.5 Se-pt. 6,1962
Feb. 24 3.2 Nov. 28 + .2 Sept 28Mar. 28 3.2 Jan. 16, 1962 .6 Oct. 29Apr. 26 1.6 Mar. 2 .4 Nov. 30May 31 .5 Mar. 28 + .4 Dec. 27June 27 + .3 May 1 - .5 Jan. 30, 1963July 25 .1 May 23 1.8 Feb. 28Sept. 1 l.l July 5 2.9 Mar. 25Sept. 26 _~_ ..---.2-,-.0,--,A..,u",g"-'_..o2_ .. --_..~" ..~-~--------1
(C-2-4)33add-1. Water-level recorder installed Sept. 17, 1937, removedNov. 6, 1958. Water levels during this period are atnoon and are taken from recorder charts. Recordsavailable 1937-63. Measurements for the period May 9,1960 through Dec. 28, 1960 differ from those in WaterSupply Paper 1760. The measurements listed here are
,;~\,=~~~=-2.::4~;~;~~d~~~;;~;~~.,--:",e";~-,,~4Trd::os","~;:-,:"ic'1"a~<i6~~-+.i:Ci~""~",·4,,,8'c:+-1i"19,-;~:,,8'---i6:::~.;:.:0,,-.-,,6~~"-6.--'1~96"0;---:-;;2".801 fcJ<::a=n-.--,,3...1-.'1-;;9"56r--'::~~ii~"~T;c::.:t:':·'A;Cpr;:-.~3"0'.--"19"5"'8'-.4uO'.'4--"N"'ovC:-."""29".-"'1"'96"0'--"4'4'<.6
May 21 .8 May 9,1960 - 1.9 Nov. 29 1.1 Feb. 23 36.1 May 31 41.8 Dec. 28 44.3June 19 .6 June 1 2.3 Apr. 26,1961 3.7 Feb. 29 36.3 June 30 42.5 Jan. 24,1961 44.2July 22 .3 June 29 2.5 Sept. 26 7.1 Mar. 31 36.4 July 31 42.7 Feb. 22 44.1Aug. 19 .1 July 27 3.1 Oct. 24 4.8 Apr. 30 37.1 Aug. 31 42.9 Mar. 28 44.2Sept. 23 .1 Sept. 7 2.9 Mar. 28,1962 3.8 May 31 38.3 Sept. 13 43.0 Apr. 26 45.1Oct. 25 .3 Oct, 4 2.9 Sept. 28 7.7 June 30 38.9 Sept. 30 42.9 June 27 47.0Nov. 28 .7 July 31 39.3 Oct. 31 42.5 July 25 47.5
Aug. 31 39.9 Nov. 28 41.6 Sept. 26 48.2Sept. 30 40.1 Dec. 31 41.1 Oct. 24 48.0Oct. 6 40.2 Jan. 24, 1959 40.9 Nov. 28 47.1Oct. 31 39.9 Feb. 28 40.6 Jan. 16, 1962 47.0Nov. 30 39.6 Mar. 23 40.4 Feb. 28 47.0Dec. 31 39.1 Apr. 24 41.4 Mar. 28 47.1Jan. 31,1957 39.1 May 23 42.3 May 1 47.7Feb. 28 39.1 June 23 42.7 June 6 48.5Mar. 31 39.0 July 27 43.2 July 5 49.6Apr. 30 39.5 Aug. 27 43.5 July 28 50.5May 31 40.1 Sept. 23 43.5 Sept. 25 51.5June 30 40.5 Oct. 30 43.2 Oct. 29 50.5July 31 41.5 Nov. 27 42.4 Nov. 30 50.0Aug. 31 42.0 Dec. 29 42.1 Dec. 27 49.8Sept. 30 42.0 Feb. 20, 1960 41.9 Jan. 30,1963 49.8Oct. 6 42.2 Mar. 30 41.8 Feb. 28 49.8Oct. 31 42.0 May 9 43.4 Mar. 25 49.8Nov. 30 40.9 June 29 44.8 Apr. 19 50.1Dec. 31 40.6 July 27 45.1 June 20 52.2Jan. 31, 1958 40.4 Sept. 7 45.5 Aug. 26 54.2Feb. 25 40.2 Oct. 4 46.0 Sept. 25 54.0Mar. 31 40.0 Oct. 26 45.6 Oct. 25 54.2~._-~-_._.---..~~--~---_.~---~---
~~~-E~~~~~' ~~~~~ds ::;i1a~~: i~~~' l:~i~~l June 29, 1960May 20 23.7 June 24 22,.1 July 27June 18 22.7 July 27 21.8 sept. 8July 22 22.1 Aug. 27 20 t 8 Oct. 4Aug. 19 22.1 Sept. 23 21,1 Oct. 26Sept. 23 21.9 Oct. 30 21.8 Nov. 29Oct. 25 21.9 Nov. 27 22.9 Dec. 28Nov. 28 21.7 Dec. 29 23.1:3 Jan. 24,1961Dec. 30 24.5 Jan. 23,1960 23.7 Feb. 23Jan. 24,1959 24.8 Feb. 20 24.3 Mar. 28Feb. 28 25.4 Mar. 30 24.~ Apr. 26Mar. 23 25.5 May 9 21.3 May 31~__4~__.~3.5 June 1 __~t__",~~ _~cb-l. Records available 1941-42, 1958-63Feb. 26,1942 + 5.2 Feb. 20, 1960 + 4.4 Sept. 26, 1961Mar. 11, 1958 5.6 Mar. 30 4.6 Oct. 24June 20 4.1 May 9 2.4 Nov. 28July 22 3.7 June 1 1.7 Jan. 16, 1962Aug. 19 3.5 June 29 1.2 Feb. 28Sept 23 3.4 July 27 1.3 Milr. 28Oct. 25 3.5 Sept. 7 + .9 May ]Nov. 28 4.4 Oct. 4 .1 May 23Dec. 30 5.1 Oct. 26 + .7 July 5Jan. 24,1959 5.5 Nov. 29 1.7 July 28Feb. 28 5.8 Dec. 28 2.1 Sept. 6Mar. 23 5.9 Jan. 24,1961 2.3 Sept. 26Apr. 24 4.6 Mar. 28 2.3 OC t . 29Sept. 23 2.7 Apr. 26 + 1.0 Nov. 30Oct. 30 2.9 May 31 .3 Dec. 2.7Nov. 27 3.6 June 27 1..3 Jan. 30, 1963Dec. 29 4.0 July 25 1.2 Feb. 28Jan. 23, 1960 4.1 Sept. 1 2.2 Mar. 25
12
Table 2.--Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in Tooele Valley - Continued
(C 2 5) 17hcc 1 Continued(C24)33bb2 Ct' ed- c - on 10U"
Nov. 29, 1960 6,1 Sept. 26, 1961 9,4 July 28, 1962 -12,0 Nov. 30, 1960 +13 ,3 Sept. 5, 1961 +12.0 Aug. 2, 1962 + 9.1Dec. 28 5.7 Oct. 24 9.4 Sept. 6 12.9 Dec. 29 13 .7 Oct. 3 11.6 Sept. 7 9.2Jan. 24, 1961 5.6 Nov. 28 8.1 Sept. 26 12.7 Jan. 25, 1961 13 .8 Oct. 24 7.9 Oct. 2 9.1Feb. 24 5.6 Jan. 16, 1962 7.8 Oct. 29 11.0 Feb. 24 14.0 Nov. 29 9.0 Oct. 26 9.4Mar. 28 5.6 Feb. 28 7.7 Nov. 30 10.7 Mar. 29 14.1 Jan. 17, 1962 9.6 Nov. 30 9.8Apr. 26 7.1 Mar. 28 7.7 Dec. 27 10 .1 Apr. 27 12.6 Mar. 30 9.9 Dec. 27 10.1May 31 8.5 May 1 8,7 Jan. 30, 1963 10 .0 June 1 11.8 May 1 9.6 Feb. 28, 1963 10.4June 27 9.2 May 23 10.1 Feb. 28 9.7 June 28 11.6 July 6 9.1 Mar. 22 10.7July 25 8.8 July 11 11.8 Mar. 25 10 .0 July 26 12.0Sept. 1 9.5 ~--------_._--
~bda-l. Records available 1941, 1961-63(C-2-4)33dac-l. Records available 1941, 1961-62 Apr. 21,-~ +15.7 Apr. 'T,l962 +14.1 Mar. 22, 1963 +14,2Sept. 1, 1961 -66.4 Nov. 28, 1961 -65.3 Mar. 28, 1962 -65.4 ~~____-.!:2~~~.t. 10 12.7Sept. 27 66.2 Jan. 16, 1962 65.1 May 1 65.9Oct. 24 66.0 Mar. 13 65.3
~5~:~b~~6:.Records available 1961-63+ 3.6 Mar. 8, 1962 + 2.9 Mar. 13, 1963 + 2.3
(C-2-4) 34bdd-1. Records available 1959-63 Oct. 11 1.8 Oct. 10 2.6June 12, 1959 -67.1 Oct. 11, 1961 -72.1 Mar. 11, 1963 -74.2Apr. 5, 1960 66.3 Mar. 19, 1962 71.2 (C-2-5) l8dcc-l. Records available 1959-63Mar. 30, 1961 68.5 Oct. 2 75.5 Apr. 25, 1959 + 3.7 Oct. 11, 1961 + 1 . 5 Mar . 13, 1963 + 2.4------._-- --
Apr. 7, 1960 4.4 Mar. 8, 1962 2 .7(C-2-4)35cbb-l. Records available 1941, 1958-63 Mar. 31, 1961 3.2 Oct. 9 1 .7Mar. 6, 1958 -99.3 June 1, 1960 -103.9 Oct. 24, 1961 -107.5 ~.
May 20 103.5 June 29 104.5 Nov. 28 106.8 (C-2-5) 19abc-l. Records available 1941, 1958, 1961-62July 22 102.2 July 27 105.2 Jan. 16, 1962 106.7 Mar. 26, 1958 + 5.2 Oct. 11, 1961 + 4.2 Oct. 10, 1962 + 4.3Oct, 26 102.3 Sept. 8 105.5 Feb. 28 106.6 Mar. 31, 1961 5.9 Mar. 8, 1962 5.4Nov. 28 101.4 Oct. 4 105.6 Mar. 30 106.8Dec. 30 101.0 Oct. 26 104.7 May 1 107.3 (C-2-5) 19dcc-l. Records available 1937-56, deepened well (new aquifer),Jan. 24, 1959 100.6 Nov. 29 104.2 May 23 107.8 1959-63Feb. 28 100.7 Dec. 28 104.0 July 5 109.8 Mar. 30, 1951 + 5.0 Apr. 1, 1955 + 3.1 May 22, 1958 + 2.2Mar. 23 100.2 Jan. 24, 1961 103.8 July 28 109.6 Dec. 18 4.3 Dec. 9 2.5 June 20 1.7Apr. 25 101.1 Feb. 23 103.8 Sept. 6 111.4 Apr. 10, 1952 5.6 Apr. 12, 1956 3.1 July 23 1.4June 23 102.5 Mar. 28 103.7 Sept. 26 110.8 Dec. 22 1.6 Dec. 14 2.4 Aug. 21 1.6July 27 103.6 Apr. 26 104.2 Oct. 29 110.2 Mar. 31, 1953 2.7 Apr. 4, 1957 2.8 Sept. 24 1.4Aug. 27 103.4 May 31 106.4 Nov. 30 109.9 Dec. 11 2.7 Dec. 12 1.6 Oct. 26 2.1Sept, 23 10) .0 June 27 106.8 Dec. 27 109.7 Mar. 23, 1954 3.2 Mar. 26, 1958 2.1 Nov. 29 .4Oct. 30 102.6 July 25 107.8 Jan. 30, 1963 109.7 Dec. 10 1.9Nov. 27 102.2 Sept. 1 108.3 Feb. 28 109.7 New aquiferMar. 30, 1960 101.5 Sept. 26 108.3 Mar. 25 109.7 June 25, 1959 +18.9 May 10, 1960 +18.7 Mar. 29, 1961 +18.8May 9 102.3 July 28 17.8 June 2 17.9 Apr. 27 17.7------~------------_.. _------
Aug. 28 16.7 June 30 17 .9 June 1 17.0(C-2-5) 5acc-). Records available 1941-42, 1944-53 1955-63 Sept. 24 17.1 July 28 17.3 June 28 16.5Apr. 12, 1956 0.8 May 23, 1959 - 0.9 Oct. 5, 1960 1.8 Oct. 31 17.6 Sept. 8 16.7 July 26 16.1Dec. 14 1.3 June 25 1.0 Oct. 27 1.7 Nov. 28 18.2 Oct. 5 16.6 Sept. 5 15.6Apr. 4, 1957 1.0 July 28 1.3 Nov. 30 1.2 Dec. 30 18.7 Oct. 27 17 .2 Sept. 27 15.6Dec. 12 1.1 Aug. 28 1.5 Dec. 29 1.1 Jan. 30, 1960 18.6 Nov. 30 17 .9 Mar. 13, 1962 17 .9Apr. 14, 1958 .9 Sept. 24 1.5 Jan. 25, 1961 1.1 Feb. 27 18.8 Dec. 29 18.4 Oct. 9 17 .1May 22 1.0 Oct. 31 1.4 Mar. 29 .9 Apr. 4 19.0 Jan. 25, 1961 18.8 Mar. 14, 1963 19.8June 20 1.2 Nov. 28 1.3 Apr. 27 1.0July 23 1.4 Dec. 30 1.1 June 1 1.1 (C-2-5) 20acc-l. Records available 1961-63Aug. 21 1.6 Jan. 30, 1960 1.1 June 28 1.2 Apr. 20, 1961 +12.0 Apr. 5, 1962 + 9.9 Mar. 14, 1963 +10.1Sept. 24 1.7 Feb. 27 .9 July 26 1.5 Oct. 11 9.4 Oct. 9 8.5Oct. 26 1.6 Apr. 4 .8 Sept . 5 1.6Dec. 31 1.2 May 10 1.0 Sept. 27 1.6 (C-2-5)23cca-1. Records available 1941 1958 1961-63Feb. 7, 1959 1.0 June 2 1.0 Mar. 15, 1962 1.2 Mar. 12, 1958 +14.2 Oct. 12, 1961 +11.6 Oct. 12, 1962 +11.8Mar. 7 .8 June 30 1.2 Oct. 10 1.4 May 5, 1961 11.9 Mar. 22, 1962 14.0 Mar. 22, 1963 14.0Mar. 26 .7 July 28 1.4 Mar . 18, 1963 1.1Apr. 25 .8 Sept 8 1.7 (C-2-5)23cdc-2. Records available 1961-62
May 5, 1961 + 7.4 Mar. 22, 1962 + 8.7 Oct. 12, 1962 + 6.9(C-2-5)5dcd-4. Records available 1961-63 Oct. 12 6.8Apr. 4, 1961 + 2.6 Mar. 13, 1962 + 2.4 Mar. 21, 1963 + 2.5Oct. 1.1 2.2 Oct. 12 2.3 (C-2-5)25.ab-1. Records available 1935-47, 1949-53, 1958-62
Mar. 20, 1958 + 8.6 July 28, 1959 + 7.3 Oct. 5, 1960 + 6.6(C-2-5)6ddd-7. Records available 1961-63 May 22 8.3 Aug. 28 7.0 Oct. 27 6.7Apr. 21, 1961 + 1.5 Oct. 24, 1961 + 1.0 May 1, 1962 + 1.5 June 20 7.9 Sept. 24 6.9 Nov. 30 7.0June 1 1.0 Nov. 29 1.3 June 5 1.4 July 2J 7.6 Oct. 31 7.4 Dec. 29 7.2June 28 . 9 Jan . 17, 1962 1.4 July 6 1.0 Aug. 21 7.7 Nov. 28 7.6 Jan. 25, 1961 7.3July 26 .9 Mar. 2 1.4 Oct. 10 1.3 Sept. 26 7.6 Dec. 30 7.9 Apr. 6 7.7Sept. 5 .8 Mar. 30 1.4 Mar. 18, 1963 1.4 Oct. 26 7.6 Jan. 30, 1960 6.6 Apr. 27 7.4Sept. 27 .7 Dec. 31 8.2 Apr. 5 8.1 June 1 6.9
Feb. 7, 1959 8.4 May 10 7.6 June 28 6.5(C-2-5)7bdd-l. Records available 1941, 1958, 1961-63 Mar. 7 8.4 June 2 7.3 July 26 5.4
Mar. 27, 1958 + 4.0 Oct. 11, 1961 + 2.5 Oct. 10, 1962 + 3.3 Mar. 26 8.3 June 30 6.9 Sept. 5 5.0Mar. 31, 1961 4.0 Mar. 8, 1962 3.8 Mar. 13, 1963 3.6 Apr. 25 8.3 July 28 6.7 Sept. 27 4.3
May 23 8.0 Sept. 8 6.6 Mar. 27, 1962 4.3(C-2-5)7ddc-3. Records avai1ab Ie 1958-63Apr. 28, 1958 + 1.8 Apr. 7, 1960 + 2.4 Mar. 15, 1962 + 1.9 (C-2-5)25aab-2. Records available 1961-63Sept. 24 - 4.2 Mar. 31, 1961 2.3 Oct. 9 1.6 July 26, 1961 + 4.9 Mar. 22, 1962 + 5.5 Mar. 18, 1963 + 5.2Mar. 25, 1959 + 2.2 Oct. 12 - 2.4 Mar. 13, 1963 1.8 Sept. 27 4.8 Oct. 10 4.5
(C-2-S) 13acc-l. Records available 1941, 1958 1961-62 (C-2-5)25cdd-4. Records available 1961-63Mar. 12, 1958 + 4.4 Oct. 12, 1961 + 4.0 Oct. 12, 1962 + 4.0 Sept. 29, 1961 + 9.8 Mar. 14, 1962 +11.4 Mar. 14, 1963 +11.6May 5, 1961 5.1 Apr. 5, 1962 4.7 Oct. 2 9.5
(C-2-5) 14dbb-1. Records available 1941, 1958 1961-63 (C-2-5) 25ddd-I. Records avai lab Ie 1941, 1958-62Mar. 12, 1958 +17.9 Oct. 12, 1961 +14.4 Oct. 12, 1962 +16.0 Apr. 22, 1958 + 3.4 Apr. 6, 1960 + 5.2 Mar. 6, 1962 + 4.5May 5, 1961 16.4 Apr. 5, 1962 15.7 Mar. 22, 1963 16.3 Sept. 25 4.8 Apr. 11, 1961 4.0
Mar. 24, 1959 5.7 Sept. 29 3.0(C-2-5)17bad-1. Records available 1961-62Apr. 21, 1961 + 9.1 Oct. 12, 1961 + 7.6 Apr. 5, 1962 + 8.6 (C-2-S)27ccc-l. Records available 1960-63
Apr. 5, 1960 - 1.3 Feb. 24, 1961 1.8 Jan. 16, 1962 - 2.4(C-2-S)17bcc-1. Records avai lab Ie 1958-63 May 10 1.9 Mar. 29 1.7 Mar. 2 2.4Apr. 28, 1958 +12.6 Apr. 25, 1959 +11 .9 Feb. 27, 1960 +13 .8 June 2 2.0 Apr. 27 1.6 Mar. 29 2.6May 22 11.6 May 23 9.3 Apr. 4 13.7 June 30 2.1 June 1 2.1 May 1 2.7June 20 8.0 June 25 9.1 May 10 11.5 July 28 2.2 June 27 2.6 June 5 2.9July 23 7.6 July 28 9.1 June 2 11.2 Sept. 7 2.3 July 25 2.8 July 6 3.2Aug. 21 7.9 Aug. 28 10.2 June 30 11.1 Oct. 4 2.5 Sept. 5 3.0 Aug. 2 3.0Oct. 26 8.4 Sept. 24 10 .5 July 28 11.2 Oct. 27 2.4 Sept. 27 2.9 Sept. 6 3.6Feb. 7, 1959 13 .3 Oct. 31 12.7 Sept. 8 11.1 Nov. 29 2.4 Oct. 25 2.9 Sept. 28 3.8Mar. 7 13 .4 Nov. 28 13 .3 Oct. 5 11.1 Dec. 29 2.4 Nov. 29 2.8 Mar. 11, 1963 2.9Mar. 26 13 .2 Dec. 30 13.7 Oct. 27 12.0 Jan. 25, 1961 1.9
13
Table 2.--Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in Tooele Valley - Continued
~~~;c"'-2,---"Si-ii~;-,:-"c-i':~~"';"i,,--,R:::eii'~O";. ~rd.'"-i~,",~ci'~'-~ l,_,a:;;;ige=...-;:'i;"'~~ii----,,6c:'o--'5'."0-"Ma"'y'---1"0',"'9"6"'0--:C-s'., "i",;",~c:2--,-s'C~,,;-,,~b'i~iii~7:Z3;\-2'____R"'e"i~"'~i~d"'S'---";:':i: ~O'i,,'::.ab:;'2~":~~ ~f,:~~c'-,,,9-,,s'f~ -i~~;-,3'-cs""e:::p"'t -."2Ci:6-,"'09<6"--_'''2'.''0
Dec. 22, 1952 1.8 Nuv. 29 5.0 June 2 5.3 Mar. 20,1958 4.1 Apr. 4 6.4 Oct. 24 12.2Apr. 22,1953 1.5 Dec. 31 4.4 June 30 5.4 Sept. 24 6.3 May 10 6.3 Nov. 28 10.8Dec. 11 1.7 Feb. 7, 1959 4.3 July 28 5.6 Oct. 25 5.7 June 1 6.6 Jan. 16, 1962 10.1Mar. 23,1954 .9 Mar. 7 4.3 Sept. 7 5.7 Nov. 29 5.2 June 30 7.6 Feb. 28 9.2Dec. 10 2.7 Mar. 25 4.3 Oct. 4 5.9 Dec. 30 4.9 July 27 8.5 Mar. 28 8,6Apr. 1,1955 2.2 Apr. 25 4.3 Oct. 27 5.7 Jan. 24,1959 4.9 Sept. 7 9.7 May 1 7,6Dec. 9 2.6 May 30 4.7 Nov. 29 5.7 Feb. 28 4.6 Oct. 4 10.0 .June 5 6.1Apr. 12, 1956 2.1 June 29 5.0 Dec. 29 5.7 Mar. 23 4.6 Oct. 26 9.5 July 5 6.9Dec. 14 4.3 July 28 5.2 Jan. 25, 1961 5.2 Apr. 25 5.1 Nov. 29 8.8 Aug. 2 7.4Apr. 4, 1957 2.9 Aug. 28 5.3 Feb. 24 5.1 May 23 5.1 Dec. 28 8.5 Sept. 6 8.7Aug. 28 4.5 Sept. 24 5.4 Mar. 29 5.0 June 24 6.5 Jan. 24, 1961 8.2 Sept. 26 9.2Dec. 12 4.2 Oct. 31 5.2 Apr. 27 4.9 July 27 7.3 Feb. 23 8.0 Oct. 26 9.0Apr. 11, 1958 4.2 Nov. 28 5.0 June 1 5.4 Aug. 28 8.3 Mar. 29 8.0 Nov. 30 8.6May 5 4.5 Dec. 30 4.4 June 27 5.9 Sept. 23 8.4 Apr. 27 8.7 Dec. 27 8.2June 18 4.3 Jan. 30, 1960 4.7 July 25 6.1 Oct. 30 8.0 May 31 9.9 Jan. 30, 1963 8.1July 23 4.8 Feb. 27 4.7 Sept. 5 6,3 Nov. 27 7.5 June 27 10.4 Feb. 28 8.0Aug. 21 4.9 Apr. 5 4.6 Sept. 27 6,3 Dec. 30 7.2 July 25 1l.5 Mar. 25 7.9Sept. 24 5.0 ,..J_a_o_._2_3,_,_'_9_60 7_._'__8e--,p,-,_,_,__.__ 12.3
7.5
1.0.4.5.9.8.6.3.7
7.45.87.7
+ 7.4
+
+
7, '962Mar.Records available 1959-62+ 8.7 Apr. 6, 1961 + 6.9
8.3 Oct. 5 3.3-----------
Records available +'9;S6i!'c:-"_63"--",,,---;;c=__,,-~=--,,,,,,,.6 Jan. 16, '1962 3.0 Sept. 7, 1962 7.4.2 Mar. 2 2.6 Sept. 28 8.9.8 Mar. 29 2.7 Oct. 26 6.1.8 Apr. 5 3.8 Nov. 30 4.1.3 May 1 6.0 Dec. 27 3.7.7 June 5 7.0 Jan. 30,1963 3.3.3 July 6 9.0 Feb. 28 3.2.1 Aug. 2 7.6 Mar. 25 3.4
(C-2-5)32daa-1. Well formerly listed as (C-2-S)32daa-l is(C-2-5)32daa-7. Records available 1958-62
(C-2-5) 32dad-l.Apr. 20, 1961June 1June 27July 25Sept. 1Sept. 27Oct. 25Nov 29
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Mar. 21, 1963 +13.4Records available 1961-63
Records available 1961-..:6,c2-"...,.._=,--~,-==_-,,01+ 6.4 Mar 7, 1962 1.6 Ocl. 3, 1962 - 2.9- 3.9
(C-2-5) 29adc-2.Oct. 5, 1961
1~~~-5)~~~'ii~~ii~-ii..:.·-'i~:::eoii'c0'i.~;"d<>-'-i~i:~':~'-il'-'a"'~+ze'-,-i:i;~~~i---"6'-2:n0,.'3-"Oc"'t'.-c'''9',-'''9''6-,2-~--''.-,l2 1-;~7;:C:;=.2---'S,,~*~"'~d'-;~'ii~,,;~....'----R"'e~~"'~~~d"'s'-"~:;:.:~0':'-""'a~'ii~;.::~i:i'i;:i~--6"'3'----'3".7,--<s;:;e:;;p;C'-. -"-,"09<6';--::--''''-.''8
Oct. 5 .4 May 21 1.8 Jan. 23, 1960 3.4 Sept. 26 10.9June 19 1.6 Feb. 20 3.2 Oct. 24 10.6July 23 2.8 Mar. 30 2.8 Nov. 28 8.4Aug. 20 3.2 May 10 4.6 Jan. 16,1962 7.4Sept. 24 4.2 June 1 5.3 Feb. 28 6.3Oct. 25 2.9 June 30 6.5 Mar. 28 6.0Nov. 29 2.1 July 27 6.9 May 1 6.1Dec. 30 1.6 Sept. 7 8.3 June 5 5.5Jan. 24, 1959 1.4 Oct. 4 8,6 July 5 7.3Feb. 28 1.1 Oct. 26 7.0 Aug. 2 7.9Mar. 23 1.1 Nov. 29 5.9 Sept. 6 8.4Apr. 25 2.3 Dec. 28 5.1 Oct. 2 9.1May 23 4.4 Jan. 24, 1961 4.7 Oct. 26 7.8June 24 5.2 Feb. 23 4.5 Nov. 30 6,7July 27 5.7 Mar. 29 4.5 Dec. 27 6.1Aug. 28 6.6 Apr. 27 6 .3 Jan. 30, 1963 5 . 7Sept. 23 6.5 May 31 9.5 Feb. 28 5.4Oct. 30 5.2 June 27 9.7 Mar. 25 5.2Nov. 27 4.2 July 25 11.1 Aug. 26 11.7
(C-2-5)30abc-1.Mar. 26, 1958Sept. 24Mar. 25, 1959
Records available 1941, 1958-62+ 11.1 Apr. 7, 196"'0c'-"+-i',T,-i.OC"-'M"'a=r-.-""3-,""9"62"--+"'9'."6 (C-2-5) 31dba-4. Records available 1942 , 1958-62
9.3 Apr. 19, 1961 10.7 Oct. 3,1962 8.0 Mar. 2, 1942 + 8.4 Mar. 25, 1959 1.2 Oct. 3, 1961 -11.811.9 Oct. 4 8.0 Apr. 17, 1958 .4 Apr. 6, 1960 3.0 Mar. 7, 1962 6.2
-(C-,--2---S)-3-0-'c-d---'-.-R-ec-o·-r-d'- -a-v-ai lab Ie 1941 1960- 62 f-8_ec:p_,_._2_4 4_._s__M_ar_.__3'--',_'9_6_' 4_.6__0_c_t_.__2 8_._9
Ap r :--7,- "I960---+4'".-ci-7:O·'-~A:::pr:-'.=T,2i-',-iol9"6"'-'---"+-"4;0-;.2C"-'M"a=r-.-"8-,""9"62"--+'"3-.012 (C - 2- 5) 32ab c - 3 .Oct. 4 1.4 Oct. 3 1.8 Mar. 25, 1959
--.------------ Apr. 7, 1960
Mar. 31, 1961 + 0.7 Mar. 15, 1962 + 1.2 Mar. 13, 1963 + 2.1Oct. 4 - 3.7 Oct. 3 - 1.4
~~~~ - 5~ ;~c~~;~. ~~ ~ ~~d s ~~f~~~l: ,-t~~~' 11:.;s~;-:-;;~'-9--;;;M=ar=--.-025",-0'9"'5"9,--,+",,-01.2 f-(~C,=-=.2---,s,,).;;3=:2c::.;a:;;b.,..-3::_.'----R'i'e";c:=0Trd"'s'--'iav.:.;a"i"""ab:;.;'i_'e-io'9'"6~'-- 6",2";-;;-;_-==--,,,,,-"-';=_-';-0Apr. 20, 1961 + 0.1 Mar. 7,1962 + 0.1 Oct. 16, 1962 - 2.8
(C-2-5)30cbd-1. Records avaiJClble L961-63 Oct. 5 - 4.8"'Ap::Cro-.-'-',P",-'Ti'9"6-T''---';'+'-7i'.'i'9 ~-Mar. jT,----T(1{)2~-:;:+'4C.'3-"M=ar=-. -'14',-"9"'6"3'-'+-'701.8 1-'-'=_-=- = _Oct. 4 3.8 Oct. 3 3.1
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+6.4 Apr. 5,1962 +4.4Oct. 12 3.4
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1~~~-5)~:d~~6i' ~e~~~ds ~::~la~ i:~~-?-:~+ "3-.c2"-'Mo-a=r-.-'2"'-,'.,C;;9.<6_"'3..-_-'-+'3",.~SIOct. 4 1.9 Oct. 3 1.9~-_.~.."-----'----'- -~-_._..__._---_.~----_ ..__._---
(C-2-5)30ddd-l. Records available 1961-63
Mar. 19,1958 + 2,4 July 28,1959 - 5.7 Oct. 27, 1960June 19 5.1 Aug. 28 6.0 Nov. 30July 23 4.4 Sept. 24 - 5.3 Dec. 29Aug. 20 .8 Nov. 28 + .8 Jan. 25, 1961Sept. 24 3.5 Dec. 30 1.0 Feb, 24Oct. 26 .3 Jan. 30, 1960 1.6 Mar. 29Nov. 29 + 1.4 Feb. 27 1.9 Apt'. 27Dec. 31 2.0 Apr. 5 + 1.5 June 1Jan. 24, 1959 2.7 May 10 3.9 June 27Mar, 7 2.5 June 2 3.6 July 25Mar. 25 + 1.8 June 30 7.2 Sept, 1Apr. 25 2.9 July 28 6.1 Sept. 27May 23 5.2 Sept. 7 5.1 Mar. 7, 1962 .7
~~=?-H,;~-I~i~··---~~~~~d~~~.~a~~~_-t~~i-6cc2,:;:+=6'.08--·cO=c-;c,-.-'10".-.,0:96"2'---+"-;:401.8 i-=Jc:u:::".::.e-=2.::.9 -='-.:...::.9_.::.0C.::.':..;._-'SC-7'-.:.-.4_-'O"c,,'-'..-"'-'.6 4".-'.6
Oct. 4 2.2_._._-~---_._---- _._-- ._. .... - --~--_._--_._---I
l~~ ~-5i~~d~·,,~ci;~"·.-'~'C'~"'~"-~7'~d"":...:c~:'-':'-':..:.''"a~ii~:=:-:ii~~;7c~L'·"'-i~*';~::-:-:;;..:.'--CN,..OV--.-03O"',--C,7C96"0'---+"C;-7""".7
Sept. 26 14.6 Jan. 30, 1960 19.9 Dec. 29 18.8Mar. 26, 1959 20.0 Feb. 27 20.0 Jan. 25, 1961 18.9Apr. 25 15.3 Apr. 5 19.4 Apr. 6 19.5May 30 15.2 May 10 14.3 Apr. 27 15.8July 1 14.9 June 2 14.0 June 1 12.8July 28 14.4 June 30 12.9 June 28 12.8Aug. 28 14.0 July 28 13.7 Aug. 4 12.4Sept. 24 14.8 Sept. 8 13.0 Sept. 1 12.6Oct. 31 17.4 Oct. 5 12.7 Sept. 27 13.1Nov. 28 19.1 Oct. 27 16.2-~.._------------------------
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Oct. 25
Re~(~~d"'.-o~,,~'C-~'~''''a''';"'~:~:7c~~;;,:;---''6''.3---;c6-.0n--,.Jucc:o=e- '5'.·-"'9"6"'----'7-."05.5 Nov. 28 4.0 July 5 7.06.7 Jan. 16, 1962 4.8 Aug. 2 6.26.2 Feb. 28 4.3 Sept. 6 7.47.9 Mar. 28 4.4 Sept. 26 8.26.7 May 1 7.1 Mar. 11.1963 2.5
(C-2 5)31bbd-3. Rec.ords available 1937-63 ~
~r - ~~. TGsT~ -+g~---- ~~----~ -I958--- +i-;:i ~~~~--;~l96O~--+ ~ :~II hi:-,:~,:,~,-2-:",S'fiTi2,-" d"~"';r6ic:·'--'~:"e"i~,,~;C~d,,s'-M;7a~,,~::=ic:''''ab~i''':-+,~:c.i~,,~::.:-6,,2';:+-"2 ."--'O;;:c"',-.-'1<6-,"o9"62;-~-CO-2.2""1" ro, 1952 18.5 Jan 24, 1959 12.3 Sept 7 3.7
g::~ ~~, 1951 t~:~ ~:~: 2~ ~'~:~ ~~~. 2; ~: ~ hi:-,:~:::;,-2-:",S'fi'!cZ3",b~~*:z~~;C·'--'~~~~~~~~~d"S~~:,,:~i-"''''a~~jcc:-;.;i~;;::''~L...C''-f~,,69i;"-".;CC3
--;CM"a:Cr -.-,,7:4-,',o9"63"--C+;C,,,0'.',
'-1,1r 23, 1954 16.8 25 10.8 Nov. 30 6.8 Oct. 5.. -'-7.:....6:.........'0:...c..':.'.:...-='.::.6 .-=6-.:..:..3 _Apr L,195,) 16.0 23 8.7 Dec. 29 7.61~-Dec. 9 12.9 June 25 7.8 Jan. 25,1961 8.01
~~:: ~Z' 1956 ~~:~ ~~:~~ ;~ ~:~ ~:~: ;~ ~:~ *~-5~_~~b~~~~.Apr. 4, 1957 13.4 Sept. 24 6.3 Apr. 27 6.2 Apr. 27Dec. 12 10.9 Oct. 31 7.6 June L 3.8 May 31~iJr \C 11 (, Nov 28 8.6 June 28 1.9 July 25,"by :2 dC Dec 30 8.9 Aug. 4 .6 Sept. 1June 14 11.2 Jan. 30, 1960 9,3 Sept. 27 1 Sept. 26July 23 9.4 Feb 27 10.0 Mar. 7, 1962 .3Aug. 21 8.3 Apr. 4 10.2 Oct. 2 .7
~~~~. ~~ ~l_ ~:_;_~l_t ~ ~ :~_ .._~ar. 13, 1963 .3 Hi~~:::;2:,:.-:.;S+i4T3~"CC;~,;.~~ric-'·'--'~"e';:;~"-~~"'d"'s-0,;.a~"~'-'i.":'a"'b'-'~,,:-:H~"'~T:-:o6"..2~3'.09-"M;;:a;Cr-.-'7,-"096"2'·-00.0
14
Table 2.--Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in Tooele Valley - Cont inued
IC-2-5)33dbb-2. Records available 1961-62 (C-2-6)24cbb-2. Records available 1941 1 1958-63Apr, 6, 1961 + 0.9 Mar. 7, 1962 + 1.6 Oct. 19, 1962 1.8 Mar. 27, 1958 +14.9 Sept. 8, 1960 +11.9 June I, 1961 +12 .9Oct. 5 1.4 Sept. 24 14.5 Oct. 5 11.5 June 28 12 .7
Mar, 25, 1959 15.0 Oct. 27 12.7 July 26 II .7(C-2-5) 33dcd-l. Records available 1958, 1962-63 May 30 14.6 Nov. 30 12.1 Sept. 5 12.3Mar. 14, 1958 -u .• Mar. 0, 19b2 -17.4 Mar. 13, 1963 -18.2 June 25 14.5 Dec. 29 13 .3 Sept. 27 11.4
Oct. 19 20.4 June 2, 1960 13 .4 Jan. 25, 1961 13.6 Mar. 15, 1962 13.7June 30 13.6 Mar. 29 14.1 Oct. 3 12.8
(C-2-5)34abc-l. Records available 1941, 1958, 1961-63 July 28 11.9 Apr. 27 13 .6 Mar. 14, 1963 14.0Apr. 14, 1958 + 1.0 Oct. II, 1961 - 4.2 Mar. II, 1963 - 2.6 I----'--.-----~--------.
Apr. 5, 1961 1.1 Mar. 7, 1962 2.2 (C-2-6) 25abd-l. !tecord2- avai.~abIe 1941, 1958-63Sept. 29 6.0 Oct. 2 5.4 Mar. 26, 1958 + 9.6 July 28, 1959 + 7.7 Oct. 27, 1960+6:5
May 22 9.2 Aug. 28 7.2 Nov. 30 6.8(C-2-5)34add-l. Records available 1941-62 June 20 9.5 Sept. 24 7.1 Dec. 29 7.1
*We 11 cleaned - probably casing was damaged July 23 8.7 Oct. 31 7.3 Jan. 25, 1961 7.3Mar. 30, 19>1 +11.2 Oct. 25, 1958 + 3.8 May 10, 1960 4.5 Aug. 2l 8.3 Nov. 28 7.6 Feb. 23 7.6Dec. 18 11.2 Nov. 28 4.4 June I 5.4 Sept. 24 8.1 Dec, 30 7.9 Mar. 29 7.8Apr. 10, 1952 11.1 Dec. 30 4.8 June 29 5.5 Oct. 26 8.2 Jan. 30, 1960 7.9 Apr. 27 7.5Apr. 22, 1953 10.7 Feb. 7, 1959 5.2 July 27 3.0 Nov. 29 8.6 Feb. 27 8.2 May 31 7 IDec. II 10.0 Feb. 28 5.2 Sept. 7 2.8 Dec. 31 8.9 Apr. 4 8.4 June 28 6.5Mar. 23, 1954 8.3 Mar. 23 5.3 Oct. 4 3.0 Feb. 7, 1959 9.0 May 10 8.5 July 26 6.0Dec. 10 8.3 Apr. 24 3.6 Oct. 26 2.0 Mar. 7 9.2 June 2 8.0 Sept. 5 5.5Apr. I, 1955 8.8 May 30 3.4 Nov. 29 1.1 Mar. 26 9.3 June 30 7.6 Sept. 27 5.2Dec. 9 6.5 June 24 3.1 Dec. 28 .7 Apr. 25 9.0 July 28 6.7 Mar. 8, 1962 6.9Apr. 12, 1956 6.7 July 27 3.8 Jan. 24, 1961 .4 May 30 8.7 Sept. 8 6.4 Oct. 3 5.8Dec. 14 5.6 Aug. 27 + 3.2 Feb. 23 .3 June 24 8.2 Oct. 5 6.2 Mar. 13, 1963 7.5Apr. 4, 1957 6.8 Sept. 7-9* Mar. 29 .2Dec. 12 4.8 Sept. 23 5.7 Apr. 27 1.7 (C-2-6) 25acd-4? Records available 1961-63Mar. 14, 1958 6 .0 Oct. 30 5.1 May 31 3.1 Apr. 14, 1961 +13 .8 Mar. 13, 1962 +11.4 Mar. 14, 1963 +12.7May 21 4.6 Nov, 27 4.5 June 27 3.5 Oct. 3 7.7 Oct. 3 8.7June 19 4.2 Dec. 30 3.8 July 25 4.1July 23 3.9 Jan. 23, 1960 3.7 Sept. I 4.4 I (C-2-6)25bcb-1. Records available 1961-62Aug. 20 3.6 Feb. 20 3.6 Sept. 26 4.3 Apr. II, 1961 + 4.5 Mar. 8, 1962 + 4.0 Oct. 3, 1962 + 3.3Sept. 24 3.6 Mar. 30 3.6 Mar. 6, 1962 1.6 Oct. 3 2.9
(C-2-5)34bca-l. Records available 1961-62 I (C-2-6)25cdc-3. Records available 1935 1938 1961-63Apr. 5, 1961 1.0 Mar. 7, 1962 2.1 Oct. 2, 1962 5.2 Nov. 17, 1935 +10.0 Oct. 18, 1961 - 0.8 Oct. 9, 1962 + 1.6Oct. 18 4.3 Oct. 21, 1938 +11.5 Mar. 14, 1962 + 3.0 Mar. 13, 1963 4.2
(C-2-5)35add-l. Records available 1961-63 I (C-2-6)26adb-l. Records available 1941 1961-63Sept. 28, 1961 -31.0 Mar. 6, 1962 -29.9 Mar. l!, 1963 -30.8 Apr. 14, 1961 + 7.8 Oct. 18, 1961 + 4.9 Oct. 3, 1962 + 5 .5
Sept. 28 31.9 Oct. 3 2.9 Mar. 8, 1962 6.8 Mar. 21, 1963 7 .8
(C-2-5)35cbd-l. Formerly listed as 35cca-1. Records available IIC-2-6136abd-1. Records available 1961-621958-59, 1961-63 Apr. 20, 1961 - 4.4 Mar. 7, 1962 4.9 Oct. 9, 1962 6.4
Mar. 14, 1958 + 2.5 Feb. 28, 1959 + 2.0 Oct. 18, 1961 2.7 Oct. 5 10.8May 2l 1.5 Mar. 23 + 2.2 Mar. 6, 1962 1.2June 19 1.4 Sept. 19, 1961 3.1 Sept. 28 4.2 (C-2-6)36acc-2. Records available 1958, 1961-63Feb. 7, 1959 2.1 Sept. 27 3.1 Mar. 14, 1963 2.4 *airline measurement
Mar. 19, 1958 -35.2 Sept. 27, 1961 -50* Oct. 2, 1962 -48*(C-2-5)36acd-l. Records available 1941, 1958-63 Apr. 19, 1961 44' Mar. 7, 1962 45* Mar. 13, 1963 45'Mar. 13, 1958 -30.3 Jan. 23, 1960 -31.5 Sept. I, 1961 -34.0May 21 30.8 Feb. 20 31.4 Sept. 26 33.6 (C-2-6)36baa-8. Records available 1936-45, 1961-62June 18 30.8 Mar. 30 31.3 Oct. 24 33.4 Apr. 12, 19b1 - 0.4 Oct. 25, 1961 5.7 Mar. 14, 1962 2.8July 22 31.5 May 9 32.2 Nov. 28 33.2 Oct. 3 7.1 Nov. 28 4.5 Oct. 9 3.7Sept. 23 31.8 June I 32.4 Jan. 16, 1962 33.0Oct. 25 32.2 June 29 32.8 Feb. 28 32.9 (C-2-6)36bac-l. Records available 1940-63Nov. 28 31.2 July 27 33.0 Mar. 28 32.8 Apr. 12, 1956 -23.5 Sept. 23, 1959 -31 .3 June 27, 1961 -34.3Dec. 30 31. I Sept. 7 33.2 May I 33.0 Dec. 14 26.5 Oct. 30 29 .6 July 25 35.4Jan. 24, 1959 30.9 Oct. 4 32.9 May 23 33.4 Apr. 2, 1957 25.1 Nov. 27 29 .3 Sept. I 36.1Feb. 28 30.6 Oct. 26 32.7 July 5 34.3 July 19 25.5 Dec. 30 28.9 Sept. 26 36.9Mar. 23 30.4 Nov. 29 32.5 Aug. 2 34.1 Dec. 12 25.7 Jan. 30, 1960 28.8 Oct. 24 36.0Apr. 24 31.0 Dec. 28 32.3 Sept. 6 34.7 Apr. 17, 1958 24.6 Feb. 20 28.3 Nov. 28 34.1June 24 31.7 Jan. 24, 1961 32.2 Sept. 26 34.5 May 21 23.6 Apr. 4 28.0 Jan. 16, 1962 33.0July 28 32.3 Feb. 23 32.1 Oct. 29 34.0 June 20 23.9 May 10 28.7 Mar. 2 32.1Aug. 27 32.7 Mar. 29 32.1 Nov. 30 33.8 July 23 27.0 June I 29.2 Mar. 28 31.6Sept. 23 33.0 Apr. 27 32.6 Dec. 27 33.7 Aug. 21 28.1 June 30 30.6 May I 30.3Oct. 30 32.0 May 31 33.1 Jan. 30, 1963 33.5 Sept. 24 28.6 July 27 32.5 June 5 30.1Nov. 27 31.8 June 27 33.6 Feb. 28 33.5 Oct. 25 27 .3 Sept. 7 33.1 July 5 31.0Dec. 29 31.6 July 25 34.0 Nov. 29 26.8 Oct. 4 32.8 Aug. 2 32.7
Dec. 30 25.8 Oct. 26 32.2 Sept. 6 33.7(C-2-5)36dad-l. Records available 1940, 1958, 1961-62 Jan. 24, 1959 25.9 Nov. 29 31.2 Sept. 26 34.4Oct. 2, 1940 + 8.6 July 22, 1958 + 3.6 sept. 27, 1961 3.4 Mar. 7 25.4 Dec. 29 30.7 Oct. 26 33.0Mar. 13, 1958 2.9 Aug. 20 3.3 Mar. 7, 1962 + 1.1 Mar. 26 25.7 Jan. 24, 1961 30.2 Nov. 30 31.9May 21 3.9 Mar. 31, 1961 2.9 Oct. 2 - 2.5 Apr. 25 27.1 Feb. 23 29.8 Dec. 27 31.4June 19 3.2 May 23 28.1 Mar. 29 30.0 Jan. 30, 1963 31.0
June 24 29.1 Apr. 27 32.0 Feb. 28 30.7(C-2-5)36dcd-l. Records avai lab Ie
~~~~-63-49-:1------oct:--"2-,--W62 -47~1July 27 29.9 May 31 33.4 Mar. 25 30.5
Apr. 7, 1960 -43.4 Sept. 28, Aug. 28 31.1Mar. 31, 1961 44.6 Mar. 14, 1962 45.5 Mar. 11, 1963 45.01' '--"------~-_._---_.~
~~---- ----------< (C-2-6)36dcc-l. Listed previously as 36cdd-l. Water-level recorder(C-2-6) 14ddd-l. Records G.vailable 1961-63
41
installed June 22, 1940. Water levels reported forApr. II, 1961 +26.4 Mar. 15, 1962 +27.7 Mar. 14, 1963 +25 subsequent dates to Jan. I, 1962 are at noon, afterOct. 3 23.9 Oct. 3 24.4 which water levels are reported at highest level
during the day. The water levels are taken from(C-2-6)23cbb-l. Records available 1941-48, 1950, 1957-59 1962-63 recorder charts. Records available 1937 1940-63Dec. 12, 1957 6.4 Nov. 29, 1958 6.8 July 5, 1962 9.0 Jan. 31, 1956 -82.0 Mar. 31, 1957 -83.9 June 30, 1958 -83.0May 8, 1958 6.3 Dec. 30 6.7 Aug. 2 9.2 Feb. 29 82.2 Apr. 30 83.7 July 31 85.3July 21 6.5 Feb. 7, 1959 6.4 Sept. 6 9.4 Mar. 17 81.1 May 31 82.3 Aug. 31 86.9Aug. 21 6.8 Mar. 7 6.5 Oct. 3 9.3 Mar. 31 81.7 June 30 81.4 Sept. 24 87.6Sept. 24 6.9 Mar. 26 6.5 Mar. 13, 1963 8.2 Apr. 30 82.0 July 3] 84.0 Sept. 30 87.2Oct. 25 6.8 May 29 82.7 Aug. 31 85.4 Oct. 31 86.1
June 30 84.5 Sept. 30 86.8 Nov. 30 85.4July 31 86.1 Oct. 18 86.2 Dec. 31 84.8
(C-2-6)23cdc-2. Records available 1961-63 Aug. 31 87.3 Nov. 30 84.9 Jan. 31, 1959 84.6Sept. 27. 1961 -25.9 Mar. 8, 1962 -24.5 Mar. 13, 1963 -24.1 Sept. 16 87.8 Dec. 31 84.4 Feb. 28 84.0
Oct. 3 25.3 Sept. 30 86 ) Jan. 31, 1958 84.3 Mar. 5 83.9Oct. 31 So .1 Feb. 24 84.0 Mar. 31 84.1Nov. 30 85.4 Mar. 31 83.5 Apr. 30 85.5
(C-2-6) 24add-1. Records available 1941, 1961-63 Dec. 31 85.0 Apr. 30 82.5 May 31 86.8Apr. II, 1961 +11.8 Oct. 18, 1961 + 9.8 Oct. 3, 1962 +10.5 Jan. 27, 1957 84.8 May 31 81.6 June 24 87.8Oct. 4 10.0 Mar. 15, 1962 11.2 Mar. 14, 1963 11.4 Feb. 28 84.3 June 8 81.5 July 31 89.1
16
Table 3.--Selected drillers I logs of wells in Tooele Valley - Continued
----------------,-------------------Thickness Depth
-------------------+------ ---------..-Thickness Depth
4183040
145400
50586480
1021051291651881901952302762852953453653663853954004054084104221445
35568819098
130142146195240270317)'19395397430434457458t+60464468471473503513
822
305255
6130131200270275278290295305315320370180390425434
5086
1622
3243623
25
3546
9105020
11910
5532
121231
814
822
3
3521313
98
32124
49453047
276
233
423
124432
3010
4141210
105255
6124
16970
53
125
1010
550101035
9
(C-2-6) 14ddd-I. Log by J. S.Lee and Sons Drilling Co.Alt. 4,238 ft.
Topsoil :Clay, grayGravel, little waterGray clay.Red clayHardpan,Gravel, water, little.Red sandy clayHardpan.Red claySandy clayGravel, water.ClayHardpan.Sand, gravel, and water.Clay and sand.Sand and gravel, water
(C-2-5)35add-l. Log by IvanHale. Alt. 4,308 ft.
Top soilClay and gravel.Gravel, water.Sand, blue; and gravelConglomerate, blueClay, blueClay, blue; and gravelSand, blueHardpan, blue.Clay, blue; and gravelClay, blueClay and sand, blue.Silt and sand, blue.Hardpan, blue.Clay, blueHardpan, blue.Sand, blueGravel, water.Clay, brown.Sand, grayGravel, water.ClayGravel, water.Clay, brown.Gravel, water.ClayGravel
(C-2-6) 23cdc-2. Log by J. S.Lee and Sons Drilling Co.Alt. 4,295 ft.
Topsoil.BouldersClay and gravel, surface waterClayClay, gravel, and bouldersConglomerate
Thickness Depth
(C-2-5)36bdd-l. Log by RobinsonDrilling Co. Alt. 4,316 ft.
Sandy clayWater gravelClayFine sand.Fine sand and large gravelClayFine sand.Gumbo clayFine sand.Water gravelFine sand.ClayFine sand.ClayFine sand.ClayClay and boulders.Water gravelClayWater gravelClaySandHardpan.Coarse sand.Water gravelClay
(C-2-6)36acc-2. Log by J. S.Lee and Sons Drilling Co.Alt. 4,332 ft.
Topsoil.Gravel and clay.Sand and clay.Clay and grave 1.Water gravel
._----------------- ----
59
39119189192197204211217219224235252256260276282293316320334358370395400
24708994
149158161168297307320332335
19
259.5371384423426435
842?48197
131147159166205233?263277281293310313322334346350355
6154156205251340368375392397404425455461487510
834?
6'?49?341612
73928130?14
41217
39
121245
54
308070
3577625
1117
44
166
11234
14241225
5
19
0.5111.5
1339
39
54619
555
937
129101312
3
6148
249468928
717
57
2130
62623
(C-2-S)27add-l. Log by SelbyDrilling Co. Alt. 4,262 ft.
Surface fillBlue clay.Grave IBrown clayGrave 1ClayGravelClayGravelClayGrave 1ClayCemented gravel.ClayGravelClayGravel, flowing water.ClayGravel, flowClayGravel
(C-2-5)28be8-1. Log byM. Church Drilling Co.Alt. 4,252 ft.
ClaySand and gravel, salty waterat 19 ft.
ClaySandGrave 1ClaySand and gravel.ClaySandClayClay and silt.ClayGravelClay
(C-2-5)30dee-1. Log by J. S.Lee and Sons Drilling Co.Alt. 4,267 ft.
Topsoil.Sand and clay.Water gravelClayWater gravel and sand.ClayGravel and clay layersWater gravelClayGravelClayClay and gravel layersClayGravelClayWater gravel and clay layers
(C-2-5l33dad-3. Log by SelbyDrilling Co. Alt. 4,301 ft.
Surface soilHard clay.Clay interbedded with gravelGravel, large amount of water.ClayGravelFine sand.Gravel, water.ClayGravel, water.ClayFine sand.ClayFine sand, some water.ClayFine sand.Gravel cemented with lime.ClayGravel. some waterSand and gravel.ClaySand and gravel, waterSand and clay,GravelClayGrave 1, water.
(C-2-5)l7bcd-3 - ContinuedGravelClaySand and gravel.ClayGravelClay
143
145162165
89
259
235246265289290304
168176180192197210220
29
1224323548608590
110116136
2252736569496
103105112114136141152154160164172177179188191195197203230237239243246258260284288290297304310314322342344364374376384387394395421
<C-Z-4)33bdd-l. Log by IvanHale. Log compiled fromdriller's report to the UtahState Engineer and oral connnunication with the driller.Alt. 4,395 ft.
Topsoil 2Clay 23Surface water. 2Clay 9Sand and pea grave l. 20Clay 38Hardpan. 2Clay 7Hardpan. 2Clay 7Hardpan. 2Clay 22Sand and pea gravel. 5Clay 11Hardpan. 2Clay 6Hardpan. 4Clay 8Sand, pea grave 1, and water. 5Clay 2Sand, pea grave 1, and water. 9Clay 3Sand and pea gravel. 4Hardpan. .2Clay 6Fine gravel and clay 27Clay 7Smd 2Clay 4Hardpan. 3Clay 12Hardpan. 2Clay 24Hardpan. 4Sand and pea gravel. 2Clay 7Sand and pea gravel. 7Clay 6Hardpan. 4Sand 8Sand and pea gravel. 20Sand 2Sand and pea gravel. 20Clay 10Hardpan. 2Clay 8Hardpan. 3Clay 7Hardpan. 1Sand and pea gravel. 26
(C-2-4P5cbc-l. Log by RobinsonDrilling Co. Alt. 4,492 ft.
Topsoil. 2Brown clay 7Coarse gravel. 3Ye llow clay. 12Coarse gravel. 8Sand and coarse gravel 3Sand, clay, and gravel 13Yellow clay and gravel 12Sandy yellow clay. 25Hard gravel and clay 5Clay and gravel. 20Coarse gravel, hard. 6Soft yellow clay 20Coarse gravel and some yellow
clay.Coarse gravel, making littlewater 2
Gravel and clay. 17Sand and clay. 3Sand and Coarse gravel, littlewater 3
Soft yellow clay 8Coarse hard gravel 4Yellow clay with some gravel 12Gravel and sand. 5Gravel and clay. 13Sand and coarse gravel 10Coarse gravel with sand andclay. 15
Gravel and yellow clay 11Soft yellow clay 19Coarse gravel, water 24Coarse gravel and clay 1Coarse gravel, water 14
(C-2-5) 17bed-3. Log byM. Church Drilling Co.Alt. 4,226 ft.
Clay, tan. 8Gravel 1Clay, gray 250
17
Tli lckll\''i'i Depth Thickness ])(·pth Thickness Dl'pth
iB]01134l506387127307'fS7107~0
I5080
)70)7340U425
149)0
2903
2725
IV!11l
and soi I
(C-3-6)36aac-l CuntinuedBlue clay. 21Grave 1 18Conglomerate 33
and gravel. 16488
conglomerate. 741815
5sand 30
]
]
b
350562
350
133171205230238395
]
29211
7
]
4783JR3',2 ~j
g
157
J. S.C(I.
if-J~6)36aac:..:J..
tCl' and 8,H}S
Alt 'i ,OL5 ft.Topsoj 1Cemenled grave L.BouldersDry
-(C-J;~~l~~~~-L;. bY/f,
Surface s(li 1Gr,Jve I and hou J.ders .C L1Y andClay andC Lay and grave I.WaterC LlYCll.'an large (l;ravel
111
4]0560575582586 Sandy clay
_____L_____ _, _
(,8
2272163CJSIll)
13
]
34IY')130
15
1';Y
AU . 'f,921 It
I, rind hOllloe r~:
Clay ann gr;)\/elConglnmerat('WatprClo.yLi.mestone
Sanrl, gL~v('l, lnCI
\.J:ltec gt,l\iP I
Snlld ,'lilt! ,,,jth I,ll
1;lh1.e 4. --g~~':!!1..~c_al ana1YScR of water (rom selected wells, springs, and streams in Tooele Valley(Analyses by U.s. Geological Survey except as noted)
---
3,490 7,83,400 7.6J,550 8.1
60,300
1,890 448 232 71 11
1,820 415 226 72 11.2 2.3 .22
0.2 .90.28975935960
23,900
261 0.0 51270 ()230 0 48
548 25
533 2472 57
87 56
,,~,J:[;:'';~<:':~~:o§~3 ~~:g3Bg]e~~ ~e ~8z z Vl 0 '.-1 U
'" '"I--+--+--+-+--j-----~-- -+-f---+---+-+-+-+--+---+---
_01
0.0112
l'5-31-6l
11-24-6111-24-6 L 40034bal,-1
(C-I-4)26ddd·1
We 11 numberor Rampling-sitc
location number
3.1 -
4.4
.3 .1
4,6.1 4.5 ,13
2.7 -
722 7,5768 7.7702 7.7700 7.8709 7.9
709 7.8671 8.5709 7.7
1,3001,3501,270
997 7.8
1,860 7.62,2408.22,560 7.51,370 8.01,390 7.8
1,540 7.7
1,760 7.61,670 7.81,670 7.61,840 7.81,070
1. ,660 8.21,670 7.91,680 7.91,670 8.11,6608.01,670 8.0
1,7208.02,590 1,990 7.63,420 7.32,330 7 5
1,370 7.91,370 8.01,370 7.81,360 8.05,200 7.5
I.;it
i .~1.31.3
o 89 16o 90 16o 90 16o 89 15o 90 16o 87 14
o 68 ; ,4562 l58
1,030 348 103 62 6.01,220 235 10 78 111,420 460 237 63 7.3
738 270 103 58 4.576226410260 4.9
2/446 254 8 38413 267 34 28422 269 36 29420 276 45 27
1,020 520 273 39 2.9
1,150 360 162 ~4 6.6i:;:~ ~~~ i:i ~~ 1~.4
715 272 111 56 4.3731 272 III 57 4.4751 271 109 58 4.6
2/786 270 106 57 4.42,780 460 2"11 81 18
2/942 294 64 64 6.2
922 85929 84927 84916 86938 81
1.1933 98
408 276 50 25397 254 48 28
1/442 272 51 30
1,130 588 349 38 3,01,050 546 304 38 2,91,10056833038 2.9
2/1,210610371 38 3.0
.5 1.52.6
.8 I 1.0 '
.3 .12
- 5.03.7 3.3
.5 1.0
1.81 -- 1.3 -
.8 -.6 1.1 .11.
1.2
- 6.4 -.2 6.8 .15
4.4 -
- II
6!
2.49,68.9
-, i~J :06
7166434448
242246238268143
262282260165
352350350355358355
434544
422565605333342
365638450840460
145
325335340338
1,520
66687472
727492
364244364047
25
76
4.52.97.82.1
66
378
352283325348
144263277
6146
1543.7
16
292 0
287 0300 0284 0284 0282 0
326 0326 0322 0316 0321 0311 0
291 0295 0290 0292 0
242 0281 a292 a
276 0231 10269 a
280 0
299 0274 0272 0204 0198 0
301 0
196 0196 0198 0200 a231 a
158I
151
I167
1541 5.4160
T72485048
I4346
3 I 1,0
330332332327336
3231 4.3
257385358l71183
I162168175
1681 3,0894
I244I
288Sid 113
321
I :
17 1019 8.818 9.710 1518 8.517 14
41 13
79 24
63 2958 2772 22
67 2166 2567 2561 30
82 3545 30
103 5045 3842 39
116 56
76 41118 48122 43
141 57133 52160 41
42 4043 40
I42 4149 36
112 44
.01
.00
.00
.02
.02
.00
.00
.00
270
S 16131 62
s 641
25305 - i 18129 61 19
96 54 2156 2056 2456
57 4454 4157 4717 49
687 86 30
40 17452 13
36 16345 57 47
57 42
551255 1455 13
6258
232 58 1758 1658 13
17'i8 1859 15
173 56185 56 15190 55 13
55 ±-:l55 13
100120- 12 11170
90 55 19
11-29-619- 6-628-22-583-21-556-27-61
12-29-593-30-60
10- 4-60
6-11-594-12-61
10- 3-616-19-62
9-11_62
1
10- 5-616-27-613-23-5.96-29-599-23-59
7 -28-59
11-29-6111-24-618-22-626-12-,}9
3-7.3-597- 1-599-23-59
i12-29-59i 3-30-60
1
'0- 4-60
3- 6-587-17-58
'I ~:2~:;~6-29-19
9-24-5912-30-594- 5-60
10- 5-602-28-63
28aab-l28aac-l2Bacd-3
9cda-l
27ddn-l
21add-l
2adc-12baa-]2dba-l8cdc-l
22ccb-4
10bcalObcd-115cac15cdc ..·1.Y
17dad-l17dcd-119dbb-l20ddc-l
(C-2-4) 2aba-l
18
Table 4.--Chemical analyses of water from selected wells, springs. and streams in Tooele Valley - Continued
We 11 numberor sampling-site
Incatil1n number
269 0 : 28252 0 29288 0 28278 0 28273 0 28
885 7.5897 8.1904 7.5926 7.9909 7.5923 7.7
1,030 8.1883 7.9845 7.4809 7.6
1,070 8.0
84317.8883 7.7889 7.6878 7.8891 7.8874 8.0836 7.9
1,030 8.31,110 8.1
863 7.8880 8.0808 8.1
846 7.91,0908.01,080 7.91,070 7.71,060 7.8
1,230 7.91,390 7.7
601 7.8612634 7.6
4.74.83.22.73.9
1.4
o 63o 66o 52o 48o 57
a 54 3.3o 51 3.11o 54 3.41o 50 3.0 Io 50 2.9:o 52 3.2o 54 3.3
o 59 4.1o 67 5.5
~;~ ~:~Ia 53 3.1 1
o 66o 63
20 31
187152212211221
200216210220224214196
209177212212191
491497516485493507475
496 151497 164
569615475497456
371 230
673206 066 5.5738 297 93 55 4.2333 166 0 46 2.2
574542501455578
}./604 270 46 50 3.2
}./516 170 0 64499 146 0 67525 308 90 35
468 209 0 50 2.9586 254 42 52 3.4
}.!605 268 53 49 3.2
.05
5.7
3.4.8
1.4
2.5 3 2 8 9
1.41.25.05.35.8
6.04.8
11
;3
9.72 9
.1 5.9
9.2
2.6.1 2.4
9.911
- II
foU051
I
0.2
42
240302
46
112198198196191
128136136144130134
180200112120118
124122124124127126122
182150122lOS182
3533283032
2624
36
2829235055
283027
29283125283026
292655
256 0
244 6270 0280 a285 0241 a
280 0249 0264 0
284 0283 0286 0294 0284 0266 0
272 0258 0262 0270 0273 0
268 0285 0296 0283 0278 0284 02S8 0
147139105
91135I
107105115102101109
106!'.8
96124
1:91 3
122
I136168
98107
99I
181167
65
I48I
134
1~31':8141
1~~
75 20
52 1965 2366 25
42 20371555 18S1 2056 20
51 1972 2841 16
58 21
521943 1754 1955 1844 19
38 1441 15
49 1238 1371 32
50 1855 1953 1949 2451 24
153
120
48 18
01
01 -
0.00
202 61 17343 63 16
62 176363 20
260 63 15172 62 16174 60 15450 62 14183 59 13
272 58 13213 58 17403 58 11
60165 56 12
277 58 1356 145858 16
283 58 11304 57 18
300 55 22224 57 49228 57 26206 58 18180- 63 17200200 60 21
60 1760 1760 12
1560 1860 14
8-20-588-20-588-22-588-20-588-18-58
8-18-588-18-588-20-588-20-588-20-58
8-18-588-18-58
12-28-605-31-61
10-24-61
8-20-588-18-58
12-18-599- 7-62
12-30-58
8-20-583-23-597- 1-599-23-59
12-29-593-30-60
10- 4-60
8-20-5812-28-605-31-61
10-24-618-20-586-12-59
33add-l
32abc-l32bdd-l33aab-l
33bbb-l
33bcb-l35cbc-l
31ada-l
31bdc-231caa-S31dac-JJldad-231dbd-2
31add-23lbcb-l
(C- 2-4) 29bcd-l30ccb-lJOcdd-l31aad-l31acc-9
(C-2-5)5ccc-2Sdcd-46ddd-77bdd-l
4-19-6310-11-6110-10-6210-11-61
360? 62417 60360 61300 58
3,620232
1,64047
- 10,4001,0305,150
442
860 7.78548.0873 7.8862 8.3869 7.8865 7.9
1,680 7.6
1,140 7.51,160 7.81,170 7.81,110 7.8
865 7.91,910 7.81,460 7.81,680 7.71,580 -
1,070 7.71,090 8.1
428 7.8982
1,950 7.8
1,730 7.72,1507.6
870853 7,7968 -
874 7.53,7707.41,800 7.41,950 7.4
559 7.6
1,070 322 130 65 6.8
560 401 263 21 1.1}./675 408 272 22 1.1
246148 033 1.2
502 142 0 67 4.9
1/930 292 114 63 5.7
1
592 432 296 20 1.0609 424 285 23 1.3589 446 312 18 .9570 416 280 20 1.0
}./502 234 86
823 224 32 68 6.4935 264 41 67 6.6
459 357 172 14 .6451 344 172 16 .7480 360 168 18 .8470 364 182 15 .7469 363 178 16 .7
}./505 362 176 16 .7
508 208 0 53 3.32,090 440 221 76 Iu
966 524 344 39 2.9..211,26072559620 1.4
1/401 178 14 36 1.5
}./1,000 345 137 58 5.2}./1,230 36815664 6.7
.04
3.1 3.3 -
2.4 3.8 5.1 -
.52.5
.6
5.92.7
3.3
.6
1.9 1.6 1. 7 1.8 -
.7.2 1.3
.9
Ito- 8.9
11i·7
9.9.2110
171510340380365
245252
36200480
138147144144146146
390
268270270252
378525130151160
1401,090
412530
66
22
2642
242612
4923312426
34
272432313029
8458
2751863119
54
222 a
234 0
253 0259 0
168 0166 0191 0
226 0210 0234 0210 6226 0227 0
217 0
166 0169 0
164 °166 a
264 0267 0220 0157 0200 0
- 181 0- 124 a
234 0272 0
219249
- I224
49594448I
521\.433I -
279I
222297I
133
I109631152
8446I2731352931
32 2.0
51 12
48 2563 26
30 16
71 35
63 3398 4696 4591 5490 47
85 46101 38
37 14
96 2984 3395 3095 3174 44
100 27
51 19108 41132 47
00
.00
5973- 47
38
57 3030
60 24585721
54 2154 2055 1953 2054 2356 21
59 2759 21
350 57 19240 56230 30
125
400 59 30356 59 24
2359 2359 23
165 56158 57202 56225 55 28467 58
1605
335290510
4003,540?
300300243 58
4- 4-6010- 5-609-24-59
10- 9-623-12-58
10-12-615- 5-613-12-583-12-58
10-10-62
9-11-623-26-597- 1-599-24-59
12-29-59
10-16-6210-16-6211-24-618-22-58
10- 2-62
3-26-596-29-599-24-59
12-29-594- 4-60
10- 5-60
8-20-588-22-58
10-16-6210-16-628-22-62
19dcc-l20acc-l21aad-l
16baa-l17bcc-l
21cbb-l23cdc-22Saab-225cdd-l25cdd-4
25ddd-126cdc28bca-129adc-230dcc-1
31bbd-3
7ddd-213bca-l14dba-l14dbb-llSdbd-l
89436014453 4.4 1,5307.6
_ w 2,610 -1,080380177 59 5.7 1,9408.11,0501408 198 55 4.9 1,870 7.6
}./1,140 390 187 59 5.6 1,9407.9
32abc-333add.!)33bcb-333dad-3
33dcd-l
10-26-629- 5-41
10- 2-624-11-619-26-615- 1-62
8-22-58
3095
260 58400 68 28
66 3168
285 66 31
.12 91 37107 35
88 34
12;5 6~O230256
I1~0
204
247 0
256 °247 0
264 0
22
8691
1103
93
103810705454428452
323
.3 3.5.6
4.8
.17
363633 -
19
Table 4 --Chemical analyses of water from selected wells, springs. and streams in Tooele Valley - Continued
1,380 7.61,380 7.81,390 7.85,600 7.61,580 7.7
u
~
N
1,4602.180 7.71,0 '0 7.61,070 8.21,060 6.5
1,240 7.71,220 7.82,710 7.42,7003,010 -
5.65.45.7
4.9
o
p
1,160380173 63 6.6576 247 31 52 3.4578 232 17 55 3.8575 271 53 46 3.0
664204 465 5.4696 264 39 57 4.3
1,490 360 165 72 9.9
2.65.6 5.2
5.73.82.52.6 -
~ ~ ~~~..-., ]~l :~j~ 0
F~f Je H ~~~~]
i__ -t-5~-P -752:6~- 65- 1 8 739 237 58 63- 4 770 234 56 65
- 2 1 889 326 119 58
250249760
550192192190
318312315
1,700332
39252931
91
302748
313345
244 0274 0214 0
253 026l. 0262 Tr.234 16
Parts per million
74 34
47 2169 2266 34
93 3661 2358 2156 31
g.3..-.,
~gl§~~ ] e
1------- --- --53 24 196 214 052 26 189 21851 26 202 217
I 206 0204 252 0
I296124131115I
176161431
--c- --------"
513 65145 63 17442 63 17310 62 16
74 16
445 64 16259 60 ·21325 64 22
64 64
6-16-566-22-566-20-566-12-599-23-59
6-28-616-16-563- 7-59
6/6-16-567/6-16-56
36bdd-l36dad-l36dcd-l
34bca-334cbc-l
35add-l35add-236adc-l36add-2
Well nunberor sampling-site
location number
!~~ F~.~ ~~~- ~ ~~~~ ~o~*:: ~ ~Sor;:; <l! ~e
u ~ ~ 0-,.c:..... .TI
-(C---2--5-)-3-4a-d-d---l-+-6---'6-:-56 I~ 440-+-:·4-+-23-+----
3-24-~ 64247- 1-59 64 219-26-61 320 738-18-58 380 70 28
32bbc-1.2.1 11- 5412- 9-548-24-55
32bcc-l~.I 9-26-5610-17-62
35aba-J12/ 8- 7-59
46 14
60 14
.02 56 43
540 7.2
6.77.07.6
630 7.6
633 7.5621 7.8
569 6.5631 7.5620 7.4616 7.9
1,260 7.3
1,150604715
1,470 7.71,360 7.5
783 7.6604 7.7510 7.5454 7.4456 7.4456 7.5
628 7.31,100 7.4
1,280 7.61,340 7.21,270 7.7
1,640 7.91,910 7.5
865 7.6540 7.7520 7.3510 7.7
1,1107.4
1,160 7.4
7.71,760
566 7.6
1.71.61.8
2.5
1.9
2.3
1.1
1.02.7
17 26 1.0
o 71 5.117 47 2.251 20 .720 26 .9
11 74 7.5o 70 6.6
o 38 3.1o 51 2.6
15 32 1.5
559 204397 160416 236
91432010159 5.1
305 276 36 7 .2
862 446 266 43 3.21,000 472 292 47 3.9
467 302 131 29 1.41.1305 220 40 20 .7
309 217 37 21 .6292 216 36 19 .7
314 206 52 25 .9
1/334 231 21 26 1.13/354 242 20 26 1.111346 246 20 23 1.01/351 242 20 25 1.1
11352 226 0 31 1.4
11765 474 246 293/822 [f80 247 29111784 454 226 30
11760 457 226 31
1.176046123430 1.6 1,2607.6
~U671 524 266 26 1.6 1,400 7.3.:)/643 474 247 29 1.6 1,330 7.2
i1/622 160 I11774 166 i
45411111.1344 156
291 2021/265 172
11274 177
11350 244 16 25
11345 250125 231/644 316 92 43
11653 3411'22 36
11691 344 126 40
.7
2.0
1.61.6
.41.5 2.0 1.5
1.9
.2 9.1 .03
.1 7.0 .01
.1 4.5 .03
.1 6.9
.1 9.3
.1 6.7
.2 9.9 -
.0 7.9 .02
.1 10 .02
.2 6.5 .01
.0 6.1 .02
.1 5.8
.5
.7.1 .5 .05.1 .1 .04
.1 6.9 -
.1 7.4
.1 4.0
.6 5.2
.1 5.1 -
.0 4.7 .11
1.90.6 .S:O.to
>3.0 141.3 32
.2 12
52505051
70
52
226210
15560
119337295
46160
2052to204
210
1399365474646
202
51
849366
192
165
364400
16
402466164
555251
33
663024
20201514
23
32
16
22261122
3531
365022161913
20
62
23
77
2397
145
123
133140126
170135
276 0219 0270 0
219 0220 0208 0220 0220 0220 0
279 0285 0278 0
269 0
220 16270 0275 0270 0
190 0
2.9 264 0
tol8752
I_20[99
.2 290 0
156194
57262723I87
91 5.490 7.4
106
35 1.3 274 0112 3.2272 0
47 1.4 278 0
90 4 2 277 0
97 4.6266 091 4.2 277
95 4.9 281
98 2.9268 0
- 276 038 1.5 275 0
231 206 02001'9 206 0
124 1198 063 ! 170 0
241 2.1 184 028 2.1 165 0
i 31 i~; ~I32I3639
35 3.538 3.8
64 16
64 1162 675 12
56 2164 2064 2164 20
67
1
2077 30
64 32
85132
67 26
112 41116 43
75 2868 1265 1361 16
121 54115 46
.00109145
.00 109 46
.00,111 48
.00 115 47108 45
.00
0.00 46 16.03 40 16
26 1139 14
.01 54 16
.01 46 14
.09
.05!l) .10
.02!!/.07
.07Y.06
.03
.06
.04 -
.02
:~; ;0:00Y.35 .00
.01!!/.Ol
.01!!/.06 .00 - '!) .06 .00 63 21
.02
.01'§../ .12 .07
.06'i1.07 .00
.07!!/.12 .00
.02
.85
.75
.00
710 6
515 50 15141415
62 22
49 9
5212701 64 24
57- 14
24
40 12
720 384434
95 62 136400 61 33240 56 24150? 54 33
5555 33
42 21
- 22
465 57 23
410 60 2360 21
412 56 19390 54 20395 53 23
56 18
763 222222
- 20- 19
3,200?434 65147 66210 68 62
66 52
9-10-52
5-11-596-22-626-10-596-22-627-12-576-29-59
9- 3-53
9-10-52
2-13-57
2-13-574- 6-54
to-16-62to- 3-629- 6-625-31-616-22-62
7-19-57
10-18-54
to-29-4711- 3-499-14-504-12-51
10-27-529- 3-53
2-20-609-11-624-14-61
12-29-606- 1-61
10-24-61
11-23-542-13-57
11- 3-49
I9-14-504-12-51
36acc-2
31bba-l
23cbb-223cdc-223ddc-l24cbb-2
36ddd-1
5aba-l7abc-l7dcc-l
(C-3-5)4bbb-2
(C-3-4)30aac-1
(C-2-6)14add-114ddd-l22dbd-l23cbb-l
36 9.5 12
(C-3-6) lbdb-l
lcbd-l30bba
6-29-594- 6-619-26-619-29-616-22-62
416 56 2056 1957 25
305 56sw 60 10
.0171 15 36 188 074 15 321 1.2 184 081 to 35 193 0
177 0.5 146 0
232426
12
9796934416
2.1.1 1.6
2.9
.1 .4
.05
.02
356 239 65 241/371 247 96 221/399 242 64 24
1.1170 128 8 17
1.0.9
1.0
.5
633 7.6636 7.5634 7.4432 7.5295 6.1
36aac-l
(C-4-3)17ad
3-22-56
2-14-57
6- 5-59
760 19
56 16
SW 52 12
!l) .20.f}4
.07
.00 -
80 21
1
79119
5-4 W
34 1.6 291 0
35 1.5 260 0
fO 246 0
20
16
20
69
66
10
.2 3.2
.1 3.3
2.1
11392 266 46 20
1.1403 274 44122
249 216 14 9
.9
.9
.3
666 ". ~
675 7.3
435 8.0
20
Table I.r .--Chcmico.J aJlalyses elf water from st'lt'cu'cI wells springs, and streams in 'I'(1(l(~11' Valley - Cnnt lnued
miLliun
"C
QNO V
.~ ~d0 ~
v U 'rl
" "' " "mv
"- 0
'"i:i c u
" 0 0 " 0 6u ,~ ~
-;;"-c
p
8-22-62 U ,OU 16
8-22-62 LLf
(C-4-4)lOcad
We] 1 llumb('r,n sampling-site
1nC'lt Lon number
collecLed [roTil well (C-2-5) 15ccccollected fl~()nl spring (C-2-6)3Jadd.
In solut ion at lime of analysisCCllculated [rUlll determined constituents cxc(-'pt as [loted.
Residuc on evaporationSnmple repurted by Cnnllur, Mitcllell, and others (1948)
by CUl1our, Mi.U:heLI., and others (1948)
elf Public Hl"altb co 11cctcd fr,.lm (e- ,-I,) j"H"-'of the 7 wells
lll\ 10-17 -62.
Table .5 .--Pumpage from wells in Tooele Valley during 1962(domestic wells excluded)
Pumpage: Calculated from power reconls after determining the amount (If water produced by each well per 1,000 kilowatt-hours of powerconsumed. Exceptions were reported, r; or estimated, e.
Use: Ir, irrigation; In, industrial; M, military supply; P, public supply.
~~~-11·_;~:;~~-P~~;P~~
(acre-feet)
(C-3-4)28edc-l 40e P30aac-l 190r M3lbba-l 265r M32bbc-l 520 P32bcc-1 210 P
IrIrIrInIr
Pumpage(acre-feet)
410300220
50rSOc
Well number
(C-2-5)36adc-l366dd-l36dcd-1
(C-2-6) 22dbd-l23cbb-1
IrIrIrIrIr
Use
30e30
170160350
Well number
(C-2-4)32cac-l32cad-l33aab-133add-l33bdd-l
In
IrIr
In
Use
40el!
260180
(C-1-4)26ddd-l(C-1-6)22ddc-ll
32dcb-U(C-2-4)21add-l
22ccb-4
\kl~~~;-------Pumpage~-
(ac re - fee t)
80r
440 Ir400r M460 Ir220 p
2 M
28aab-l2aaae-128daa-l28dab-l28dcb-7?
31add-631bdc-331cda-232bdd-332caa-5
40430160e
70r
30e
70250190
20180
IrIrIrIrIr
IrIrIeIeIr
33dac-l34bdd-l35cbc-l
(C-2-.5)30dcc-l
32daa-13
33dad-333dba-133dcd-l34bca-335add-l
90elIO470110
80e
19090
510120
20e
IrIrIrIe
Ir
IrIrIrIeIr
23cdc-226dac-l36acc-2?6baa-10'l36baa-1~
36bbb-1
(C-3-3)206aa-J20baa-220balJ-l20bba-1
50140120
150y
120
500~1
IrIrp
Ie
I",r, IInJ
35aba-1-7(C-3-5)4bbb-2
5aba-15ada~1
7abc-l
7dcc-l36ddd-l
(C-3-6) Ibdb-llcbd-l
36aac-l
150e620
60140
820
p
IrIeIeIr
Total pumpagc (rounded): 11,180 acre-feet
Totals by usc (rounded):IrrigationPublic supplyMilitary supplyIndustrial
acre-feet8,3901,260
860670
milli.ons of2,734
411280218
ga 1100s
Jj Combined pumpagE:'.
(l)
uo
J
'""0C
o
~o
(l)
.0
~
o
+
'">o.0o
-'"'"c
'"'">'"
'"o3:
+10
""' .- ----\1\ vJ t'\/ ~ r1 I'1 rf- 1\ ~, ----+5 0 "J \I V ~J '\ / ~'\ y/Mr '\ ,b" ,V Y \,! 11"' ~lv- I---
0(C-2-4) 2 aba-I
+25L,..--V - f---'~""~ -- -"-- /'-.
"" ~ ~+20
(C-2-4) \7 dad-I
V--1-- -- --+10/'..- --- 1---
~/ - -- "..,. h+ 5 rv "¥ V \(C-2-4)31 dad-2 i"l
""9 \.0
V \"It'
+20 -5
+15 1\ "'1 h n"'" 1\ \ I \ f \ f l1 \.
(C-2-4)33 abb-4 \ \ V 11 1J 'vV ~c r-- -- -- -+10
r'\ 1\ 1\ "l 1 V V "\k ""! \/ \ I \ r \ \ .1 \1 Ir \J ~ h '"+5 ..". "W W V y W \ I'-30
f'\ V0 " VI
-'\ '\ ~\,J 'vi ~ \ \ \ h- -35
/V V v ~
\ ~-1/'v \) \- -40 ""\
(C- 2 - 4) 33 add-\ 1/0 \; \ '\-'\\-
A Y\; 'V \k .-'\ '\- -45I VI "-...f '-J 1< \
e----- "'"Water levels from recording gage from September 11, 1937 to November 6, 1958
¥ \~ -50
V \k
1935 1936 1937 1938 \939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 \953 1954 \955 1956 \957 1958 1959 1960 196\ 1962 1963
Figure 2.- Hydrographs of selected wells in the eastern port of Tooele Volley, 1935-63. N>-
(I)
uo
::>U>
-0Co
~
o
(I)
.n
o
+(I)
:>o.no-(I)(I)-c
U>
(I)
:>(I)
(I)
o:;::
(C-2- 5) 5acc-30
1-- r--- \.<>~~ I-". L.o... '- -~ "\ap
-5
- 0
-- t-~ - "'"I--~5
(C-2-5)27 ccd-3 ~~ k bA~
"'"I--- +20
1.\ 1flo. -I---
Ih h '\rVp.-- '" r-.. V -..........l-/ I"'--h-I--- +15,/ "
""~ V V\- A.I---
"- '" '\ "\(C-2- 5) 31 bbd-3f------ +10
V \ I l J1f------V ~ ! \ VII\.I--- +5
\i \ VRf------ -20
i\-II '---., -....., V"= -- ~ "-f------ 0 'lr""
"'--......... V\.. li-25~ - \ } r\(C-2-6)36bac-1
'\! \;fI\-30\l \ \ [\ V
1\ " \ I Vf------ -75 -35
f------ 1\ f\ A (\ f\ 1\ 1\ f\ .J \ .1\ VI\.U ~ j \ W'V'\.1;''-..... "- f-.I ....
'I'--,.f------ -80 -- "-1-/ "-~1--- I----. 1/\ A Af------
\ J \ 1)\ V\(C-2-6)36dcc-1 Water levels from recording gage from June 22, 1940 IAf------ -P5V \/ V \/ \f------ ../\
f------ -90 \/ \ ill f\v \/ \ II \ 'Y\f------
\ V \I--- -95
f------\j
I--- -100
1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963
Figure 3,- Hydrographs of selected wells in the western part of Tooele Valley, 1937-63.
NN
",,-k.
-51 I I
o I I
(C-2-5) 27 ccc-I
""""I>~
~
o~
+15,
"oa~~"- --1--------1 +5'
(C-2-5)17 bee-I
I ~
(C-2-4)33aab-1
+15
+20 t Q ~
+10
Uill1(C-2-4l2boo-3 ~:: ". I II \ 1/+5
" " '-}'%xJ J
+5 '>I(C-2-4) 28 ocd-3
+15E
+10(C-2-4)8cdc-1
~
o
::J<J)
o
'"uo
-0c:o
'".D
~
I
+
'">o
.Do
-10 II----"'Tr-t---+-+-l-J~
-15
- I 0 L-l---l---t---"\-ft---t---t-l
(C-2-5) 31 dad-3-15 I I
'"'"-25~
~ -20 f I 1
+10 f---L-
+5 r-;-:::-:':-:::-:-:L-_l--.Y+--~.t--J-51 I I I I I (C-7-6)~5ab~ I I I
(C-2-4) 15 ccc-Ic:
'">'" (C-2-4)33aac-1
'"o~
- I 0 j----++-+-fH-+--+---+--+----+--+----+-- -10 I 1 I(C-3-5) 4 bbb- 2
- 2 0 L-+---+--+--¥t--\-i----j
+251 1 I I I I I I I(C-2-4)17dcd-1
~-
+20 f--+--+--I---""'~"""'~~-+_-+-__+--+_-__j
-15
_20~woter levels fromr e c or din g gog e -r---r--'\--t--+--l---l-
-15~- n
We lis
19581195911960119611196211963
In eastern Tooele Valley
I I 1 119581195911960119611196211963
Wells in western Tooele Valley
119 58[195911960[ 196111962[1963
Fig u r e 4. - H y d r 0 grap h 5 0 f 5 e lee ted wells i n To 0 e Ie Va II e y, I 958 - 63. 1\:1UJ
