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Summary of Groundwater Tracing in the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer from 1996 to 2017

Year: 2019
Format: Report
Source: City of Austin

The Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aquifer is an important resource for the region and understanding how the aquifer functions is critical to the

Blanco River Aquifer Assessment Tool A Tool to Assess How the Blanco River Interacts With Its Aquifers: Creating the Conceptual Model

Year: 2019
Format: Report
Source: Meadows Center

The Blanco River watershed spans five counties through the Texas Hill Country and supplies water to some of the fastest growing population centers in Texas,

Evaluation for the Development of a Jacob’s Well Groundwater Management Zone in Hays County, Texas

Year: 2019
Format: Report
Source: The Meadows Center

Jacob’s Well is a karst spring originating from the Lower Cretaceous, Middle Trinity Aquifer and is located in the Cypress Creek watershed near Wimberley, Texas.

Barton Springs segment of the Edwards (Balcones Fault Zone) Aquifer, central Texas

Year: 2019
Format: Paper
Source: GSA

The Barton Springs segment of the Edwards (Balcones Fault Zone) Aquifer is a prolifi c karst aquifer system containing the fourth largest spring in Texas,

March 2018 Potentiometric Map of the Middle Trinity Aquifer, Central Texas

Year: 2019
Format: Report of Investigations
Source: BSEACD

The Middle Trinity Aquifer is the primary groundwater resource for the central and western portions of Hays County. Groundwater levels and potentiometric surface maps provide

Regional Geologic Geodatabase Project, Central Texas

Year: 2018
Format: Data Series
Source: BSEACD

Geologic data are used by hydrogeologists to develop a better understanding of aquifers. Geophysical logs, driller’s and cuttings logs, and outcrops provide valuable information about

Stratigraphic evaluation of Trinity Aquifers in Hays and Western Travis County and Implications for Groundwater Availability

Year: 2018
Format: Poster
Source: GSA

Trinity Aquifers are very important groundwater resources in central Texas. However, they show signs of hydrologic stress and depletion in some areas. This study focused

Geologic Mapping of Upper Glen Rose Unit 3 (Lower Cretaceous) In The Onion Creek Basin, Western Hays County, Texas: Implications for Recharge to the Trinity Aquifer

Year: 2018
Format: Paper
Source: GCAGS Journal

Understanding of geologic structure, lithology, and spatial distribution of geologic units that act as barriers to flow (aquitards) is critical for delineating groundwater movement and

2017 Groundwater Tracing in the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer: Onion Creek and Little Bear Creek

Year: 2018
Format: Report
Source: City of Austin

A groundwater trace performed in the fall of 2017 verified the connection to Barton Springs from three sites: Crooked Oak Cave on Onion Creek, Fenceline

Dye Trace at Raccoon Cave near Jacob’s Well Spring, Hays County, Texas

Year: 2018
Format: Tech Note
Source: BSEACD

A consortium of agencies and scientists planned and executed a dye-trace test in the vicinity of Jacob’s Well Spring (JWS) in late March – early