Selected ground-water data, and results of aquifer tests for the Upper Floridan aquifer, Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, area

Abstract

Introduction 1 Purpose and scope 2 Location of study area 2 Previous investigations 2 Hydrogeologic units 2 Acknowledgments 5 Well inventory 5 Well-numbering system 5 Well-site data 5 Natural-gamma geophysical logs 10 Ground-water levels 10 Chloride concentration in ground water Aquifer-test results 16

Groundwater conditions in Georgia, 2012–14

“…In the Brunswick area and in southeastern Georgia, the Lower Floridan aquifer includes the brackish-water zone, the deep freshwater zone, and the Fernandina permeable zone (Krause and Randolph, 1989). The Lower Floridan aquifer extends to more than 2,700 ft in depth and yields high-chloride water below 2,300 ft (Jones and Maslia, 1994).…”

Tabulated Transmissivity and Storage Properties of the Floridan Aquifer System in Florida and Parts of Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama

“…Because the USGS site ID is cumbersome, wells in Georgia are also identifi ed according to a system based on the USGS index to topographic maps of Georgia, as described in Jones and Maslia (1994): "* * *Each 7½-minute topographic quadrangle in the State has been given a number and a letter designation beginning at the southwest corner of the State. Numbers increase eastward and letters increase alphabetically northward.…”

“…; Callahan (1964); Clarke and Krause (2000); Clarke and others (2004); Cooper and Warren (1945); Dyar and others (1972); Fairchild (1977); Fairchild and Bentley (1977); Falls and others (1997);Faulkner (1973); Franks and Phelps (1979); Gillett and others (2004);Gonthier (2011);Harrelson and Falls (2003); Hayes (1979); Hayes and others (1983); Hickey (1979); Hickey and Barr (1979); Hicks and others (1987); Hutchinson (1985Hutchinson ( , 1992; Johnston and others (1982); Jones and Maslia (1994); Jones and others (2002); Kellam and Gorday (1990); Krause and Randolf (1989); Leve (1966Leve ( , 1983; Lichtler and others (1968); Logan and Euler (1989): Matthews and Krause (1984); McConnell and Hacke (1993); McFadden and others (1986): Menke and others (1961); Meyer (1962Meyer ( , 1974 Miller and others (1978);Mitchell (1981); Moore and others, 1993;Motz (1974); O'Reilly and others (2002); Pascale (1974); Pascale and Wagner (1982); Peek (1959); Phelps and Rohrer (1987); Phelps and Spechler (1997); Planert and Aucott (1985); Pride and others (1966); Randolph and others (1985); Reese (2002); Reese and Cunningham (2000); Robertson and Mallory (1977); Ross (1980); Ross and Munch (1980); Rutledge (1982); Ryder and others (1980); Schiner and others (1988); Sever (1965Sever ( a,b, 1969Sever ( , 1972; Singh and others (1983); Snipes and others (1995a,b); Stewart and others (1978);Szell (1993); …”

Ground-water conditions in Georgia, 1999

“…In the Brunswick area and in southeastern Georgia, the Lower Floridan aquifer includes the brackish-water zone, the deep freshwater zone, and the Fernandina permeable zone (Krause and Randolph, 1989). The Lower Floridan aquifer extends to more than 2,700 ft and yields high-chloride water below 2,300 ft (Jones and Maslia, 1994). Peck and others, 1992).…”