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GROUND-WATER-QUALITY DATA FROM THE POWDER RIVER STRUCTURAL
BASIN AND ADJACENT AREAS, NORTHEASTERN WYOMING
By L. R. Larson and Richard L. Daddow
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Open-File Report 83-939
Not reviewed or edited for conformity with U.S. Geological Survey stratigraphic nomenclature
Cheyenne, Wyoming
1984
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WILLIAM P. CLARK, Secretary
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Dallas L. Peck, Director
For additional information write to:
District ChiefU.S. Geological Survey2120 Capitol AvenueP.O. Box 1125Cheyenne, Wyoming 82003
Copies of this report can be purchased from:
Open-File Services Section Western Distribution Branch U.S. Geological Survey Box 25425, Federal Center Denver, Colorado 80225 (Telephone: (303) 236-7476)
CONTENTSPage
Abstract 1Introduction 1Presentation of data 3References 6Ground-water-quality data 7
ILLUSTRATIONS
Plate 1. Map showing location of ground-water sites sampled for chemical analysis in the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming In pocket
Figure 1. Map showing location of study area and Powder Riverstructural basin 2
TABLES
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming 8
2. Dissolved trace-metal concentrations in the ground water of the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming 46
3. Radiochemical analyses of ground water in the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming 54
iii
CONVERSION FACTORS
The following factors may be used to convert the inch-pound units used in this report to metric units:
Multiply By To obtain
acre 4047 square meterfoot (ft) 0.3048 metersquare mile (mi 2 ) 2.590 square kilometer
Temperature, in degrees Celsius (°C), can be converted to degrees Fahrenheit (°F) by the following equation:
°F = 9/5(°C) + 32
IV
GROUND-WATER-QUALITY DATA FROM THE POWDER RIVER STRUCTURAL BASIN
AND ADJACENT AREAS, NORTHEASTERN WYOMING
By L. R. Larson and Richard L. Daddow
ABSTRACT
Water-quality data for wells and springs in the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas in northeastern Wyoming are presented in three tables. The first table lists results of ana lyses of common constituents for 748 ground-water sites. The second table presents dissolved trace-metal data for 220 ground- water sites. Radiochemical data are listed in the third table for 65 ground-water sites. The locations of the sites listed in the tables are shown on a map of the area.
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this report is to make available to the public a compilation of selected ground-water-quality data for the Wyoming part of the Powder River structural basin and adjacent areas. The data are stored in the U.S. Geological Survey computer files. Similar data from the Montana part of the Powder River basin were published previously (Lee, 1979). An earlier report (Hodson, 1971) contains ground-water- quality data from the Powder River basin in Wyoming, but it is now out of print. Because of continued public interest in ground-water quality in the Powder River basin and the near-doubling of available data since Hodson's report, an updated report for the same area is needed.
The study area consists of approximately 25,000 square miles in the northeastern part of Wyoming and includes Campbell, Crook, Johnson, Weston, Converse, and Niobrara Counties and parts of Sheridan and Natrona Counties (fig. 1). The divide along the Bighorn Mountains forms the western boundary. The Laramie Mountains and the Hartville Uplift form the southern boundary. The Wyoming-Montana, the Wyoming-South Dakota, and the Wyoming-Nebraska State lines form the northern and eastern boun daries .
The Powder River basin is rich in energy minerals. In the past, oil and gas production caused population booms in the area. More recently, coal mining, and to a lesser extent uranium mining, have spurred a rapid growth in population. The basin's huge coal reserves have become espe cially important in view of the Nation's growing use of that fuel.
Although the Powder River basin is richly endowed with energy minerals, water, especially good-quality water, is not abundant. Ground water must meet the water needs for much of the basin because the limited amount of surface water in this semiarid area already has been appro priated. Water quality is an important factor in assessing the avail ability of ground water for specific uses.
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EXPLANATION
APPROXIMATE OUTLINE
OF THE POWDER RIVER
STRUCTURAL BASIN
Figure 1. Location of study area.
PRESENTATION OF DATA
The ground-water-quality data are presented in tables 1-3 at the end of the report. The locations of the data-collection sites (wells and springs) are shown in plate 1. Data retrieval from the water-quality file was made on March 26, 1982. Analyses entered into the file by that date are included in the tables. For sake of reasonable size and ease of use, the tables do not include all of the chemical-quality data avail able. Instead, constituents were selected on the basis of their relative abundance in the file and their inclusion in current water-quality cri teria. Data not included are available from the files of the U.S. Geo logical Survey, Cheyenne, Wyoming or published in the annual reports of water-resources data for Wyoming. (For example, see U.S. Geological Survey, 1978.) Water-quality data listed in table 1 include specific conductance, pH, temperature, dissolved-solids concentration, and con centrations of the major ions (calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, alkalinity (as bicarbonate), sulfate, chloride, fluoride, and nitrate) plus silica, boron, and iron. These constituents generally are the ones most frequently included in available analyses. Concentrations in this table are expressed in milligrams per liter (mg/L), except boron and iron which are expressed in micrograms per liter (jjg/L).
Two constituents listed in table 1 require explanation: specific conductance and alkalinity. Specific conductance is listed in micro- siemens, which is equivalent to and replaces the traditional unit, micro- mho. All specific-conductance values are reported at a standard temper ature of 25° Celsius. Alkalinity concentrations (reported in terms of bicarbonate) are listed instead of individual concentrations of bicar bonate and carbonate ions. When the pH value is 8.3 or less, the alka linity value shown also represents the bicarbonate value. The carbonate concentration in that case would be 0 mg/L. At pH values higher than about 8.3, some of the alkalinity is due to the presence of carbonate ions.
Selected dissolved trace metals are listed in table 2. Concentra tions are expressed in micrograms per liter (jjg/L). The amount of data available for trace metals (except for iron and boron) is much smaller than the amount of data available for the more common constituents listed in table 1. Radiochemical data, presented in table 3, are expressed in micrograms per liter or picocuries per liter (pci/L). The trace-metal and radiochemical tables contain some data that are qualified by remarks. The "ND" (not detected) remark means that an analysis was made, that the detection limit of the analytical technique was unknown, and that the constituent was not detected. A numerical value of 0 is assigned for the concentration. The "<" (less than) remark means that the analysis was made, that the detection limit was known, and that any readout from the analytical device was within two standard-deviation units of background noise, indicating insufficient confidence in the readout to assign a real, numerical value to the concentration.
A well-numbering system based on the Federal system of land sub division is used to indicate the location of wells and springs for which chemical analyses are given in the tables. The first number denotes the township, the second number denotes the range, and the third number denotes the section. One or more letters follow the section number and denote the location within the section. The section is divided into quarters (160 acres each) and, beginning with the northeast quarter, are lettered A, B, C, D in a counterclockwise direction. Similarly, each quarter may be further divided into quarters (40 acres) and again into 10-acre tracts and lettered as before. The first letter following the section number denotes the quarter section, the second letter denotes the quarter-quarter section, and the third letter, if shown, denotes the quarter-quarter-quarter section, or 10-acre tract. For example, in the illustration below, well number 46N 073W 34CCD is in the SE^ of the of the SW^ of sec. 34, T. 46 N., R. 73 W.
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47N.T.
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46N. T.
44
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7
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19
30
31
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17
20
29
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21
28
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15
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The aquifers listed in the tables are described by an alpha-numeric code consisting of two parts. The numbers (numeric code) indicate the geologic age, and the letters (mnemonic code) are an abbreviation of the geologic-unit name. For example, an aquifer designation of 124 WSTC indicates the Wasatch Formation of Eocene age. The aquifer codes are explained in the following table.
Numeric code
111120 122123 124125
210 211
217
221
231 237
317
331
337
361
374
400
Geologic age
Name
HoloceneTertiary MioceneOligocene - EocenePaleocene
Cretaceous Upper Cretaceous
Lower Cretaceous
Upper Jurassic
Upper Trias sic Lower Trias sic
Lower Permian
Upper Mississippian
Lower Mississippian
Upper Ordovician
Middle Cambrian
Precambrian
Mnemonic code
ALVMINTV ARKRWRVR WSTCFRUNTGRV
TULK
CRCS CODY FXHFRNRLNCELWISMVRD PIRRCLVL FLRVINKR LKOTMWRY GPSP MRSNSNDCCGTR GSEG SPRF CSPR MNKTMNLSOPCH TSLP CRLS
MDSNMSNC LDGP PHSP RDRV
FLTD
PCMB
Geologic unit
Name
Al luviumIntrusive Rock Arikaree FormationWhite River Formation or Group Wasatch FormationFort Union FormationTongue River Member
of Fort Union FormationTullock Member of
Fort Union FormationCretaceous System Cody Shale Fox Hills FormationFrontier FormationLance FormationLewis ShaleMesaverde Formation or Group Pierre ShaleC loverly Formation Fall River FormationInyan Kara Group Lakota FormationMo wry Shale - Gypsum Spring Formation Morrison FormationSundance FormationChugwater Formation or Group Goose, Egg Formation Spearfish Formation Casper Formation Minnekahta LimestoneMinnelusa FormationOpeche Shale Tensleep Sandstone Charles Formation of Madison
Group Madison LimestoneMission Canyon Limestone Lodgepole Limestone Pahasapa Limestone Red River Formation of
Bighorn Group Flathead Quart zite
or SandstonePrecambrian Era them
Now designated Middle Jurassic by the U.S. Geological Survey
The chemical-quality data presented have been listed alphabetically by county, then numerically by sample-location number. If a well or spring has been sampled more than once, only the analysis for the first sample is listed in the tables. Identical sample-location numbers in a table indicate either the presence of more than one well or spring at that particular location or one well sampled at different intervals, for example well 57N 065W 15DA in Crook County. The samples from these wells represent the ground-water quality at specific intervals, although they share a common well head.
The numerous Campbell County wells designated 47N 072W 07CBC, 47N 072W 07CBD, and 47N 072W 07CCA were drilled and sampled as a result of three coal-gasification experiments where coal was burned underground. These wells have been sampled frequently. Because the analysis of only the initial sample from each well is given in the tables, preburn condi tions generally are represented. However, certain wells at these experi mental sites were not sampled until after a burn; these wells are indi cated in the table by above-normal water temperatures. Samples from these wells do not represent normal aquifer water-quality nor water temperatures. The normal water temperature for relatively shallow wells in this area is 10° to 12° Celsius. Ground-water temperatures generally increase approximately 0.75° Celsius per 100 feet of depth.
REFERENCES
Grose, T. L., 1972, Tectonics, in Geologic atlas of the Rocky Mountain region United States of America: Denver, Colorado, Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists, p. 35-44.
Hodson, W. G., 1971, Chemical analyses of ground water in the Powder River basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming: Wyoming Department of Economic Planning and Development report, 20 p.
Lee, R. W., 1979, Ground-water-quality data from the Northern Powder River basin, southeastern Montana: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 79-1331, 55 p.
U.S. Geological Survey, 1978, Water resources data for Wyoming, water year 1976, v. 1, Missouri River basin: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Data Report WY-761, 631 p.
GROUND-WATER-QUALITY DATA
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder[Analyses from
Sample location
the files of the U.S. Geological Survey; concentrations in milligrams microsiemens per centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius; °C,
Date of collec tion
Well depth or
interval Aqui- sampled fer (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- Siemens)
CAMPBELL COUNTY
42N 069W42N 070W42N 070W42N 071W42N 074W
43N 069W43N 070W43N 07 1W43N 071W43N 072W
43N 072W43N 072W43N 072W43N 072W43N 072W
43N 072W44N 070W44N 07 1W44N 072W44N 073W
45N 07 1W45N 07 1W45N 072W45N 074W45N 075W
46N 072W46N 072W46N 073W46N 073W46N 074W
46N 075W46N 076W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
07BAC05DDD32AA26BBC06AC
19AB11DA21ADB21ADB11BDD
11BDD11BDD16CC18BD21CA
36BCC28CBC10DD15BA35CC
02AAA05BAD36BCC17CB34BB
01BCC27AAC06DDD34CCD09CB
09BD10DA07CBC07CBC07CBC
07CBC07CBD07CBD07CBD07CBD
07/08/6807/09/6807/08/6807/15/6806/29/68
08/07/6808/07/6806/22/7806/22/7808/11/49
03/16/4908/05/4907/09/6807/09/6807/09/68
06/21/7808/07/6807/08/6805/10/6610/14/68
06/05/6810/21/7706/21/7806/29/6810/11/68
07/15/6808/30/6807/12/6807/19/6810/09/68
10/09/6810/09/6811/05/8011/12/8011/11/80
10/24/7910/04/7710/05/7711/10/8011/11/80
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
120233280110225
17045100200485
160240345261550
693261124145205
155400218259160
90125233200281
40090---
-----
7121
2111
21
21221
1142
31111
12122
1211
951,660,460,290,310
,080,720,550,700
-
--
,130,360617
,300,180,040,960,520
,740,300,150,070755
,600,060,740,820,090
,400,340,901,733,218
,590,220,420,849975
PH
8.48.18.48.2-
8.58.18.28.88.1
7.38.28.58.38.3
7.98.57.97.27.8
7.57.37.77.87.9
8.28.08.18.17.9
7.47.98.07.79.4
8.86.88.36.76.5
Tem- per- a-
ture (°C)
-12.013.011.010.0
11.011.011.512.5
--
12.012.013.0
11.511.011.0
-11.0
13.010.010.0
-10.0
11.012.013.012.0
-
12.012.012.010.010.0
11.010.510.013.011.0
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
8
1
1111
2111
2
121
1
31
3
11
1121
1111
613,200929,720941
,490,440,320,560314
,700,780,790,030367
,570785,710,660,070
,240792,760,520487
,660705,350,300726
983,890,300,160,480
,220,620,000,600629
3241466
179146
612449611031
50620634020212
31040
29944875
10030
46013692
59455
21013034
4419855
27042
3120031
310150
River structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyomingper liter (mg/L) or micrograms per liter (pg/L) except as indicated; microsiemens, degrees Celsius: Aquifer: see page 5 for aquifer codes]
Magnesium(mg/L)
Sodium(mg/L)
Potassium(mg/L)
Alkalin ity asbicarbonate(mg/L)
Sul-fate(mg/L)
Chloride(mg/L)
Fluo-ride(mg/L)
Ni trateas nitrogen(mg/L)
Silica(mg/L)
Boron(Mg/L)
Iron(M8/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY
17919303533
306623296
16365100463
18010
11015717
2612
2501936
2188
48318
11123146723
206313
10041
161720241310112
38583
310350
-
--
6854137
18022174
122238
26824030030926
167176160271195
250231360320380
35019028010019
7.86.87.47.86.9
9.218.08.011.0
-
--
8.67.22.3
9.55.27.0
13.03.3
6.310.012.05.14.1
14.05.27.14.91.9
2.64.411.016.063.0
9.06.75.113.06.9
396254745197210
333227240207267
271169318247389
320366242340118
36179041082
358
296268308573120
88274293329317
268290293817646
1865,940
1851,080515
82888575094050
1,8001,1501,100584
1
1,600306
1,0801,730672
63062
2,5001,000
135
2,480308755555410
6041,160
6801,300
780
67086052062064
435237
16
4398
11
131323
12
413673
19411652
19125
129
1815259
26
977
234
0.41.0.6.1.3
.6
.9
.1
.3-
--.0.1.7
.31.0.4
1.0.-3
.81.1.3.4.2
1.9.5.1.3.4
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.2
.3
.1
.2
.2--.2.3
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-
-0.01.02-
-----
.20----
--.03--
_----
--.00.01.01
.01
.04
.01
.01
.01
7.737.08.28.57.6
5.628.09.67.6-
--
17.015.08.3
6.58.914.017.06.8
7.45.411.07.215.0
12.08.411.08.87.4
9.410.013.013.07.4
2.5--
28.023.0
5060304020
10----
--
1009070
-1060
31010
60160
-2010
11030405010
201203080
300
60505011080
5501,300
70017080
49030
15040-
--
890400210
120,00044030
1,03030
2,300700
3,20060
970
8,800-
32061040
52020
1,60019090
104030
2,0001,800
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date ofcollec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
intervalsampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance(micro- siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solvedture solids (°C) (mg/L)
Calcium (mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD
47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CBD 47N 072W 07CCA 47N 072W 07CCA 47N 072W 07CCA
47N 072W 07CCA 47N 072W 07CCA
11/12/8011/12/8011/12/8010/10/7610/09/76
10/10/7610/09/7610/09/7610/22/7610/09/76
01/19/7708/04/7710/29/7610/23/7608/04/77
01/20/7701/19/7708/04/7708/04/7701/04/78
01/04/7808/05/7711/15/7708/05/7708/05/77
10/05/7702/14/7801/17/7812/01/7803/22/79
12/01/7807/11/7907/11/7903/07/8003/07/80
03/07/8008/13/8011/12/8007/10/7911/07/80
03/23/7906/10/81
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC
---
156156
156156156
-172
172172172172156
156156-'
156-
-156
-156156
--
156--
_----
-----
--
2,1001,3501,4001,1501,020
960980
1,0001,700980
2,4001,6602,4001,8501,650
1,950-
2,650-
2,100
2,5001,4903,200
-1,080
1,4402,400
-1,7001,580
1,7801,2001,4002,1402,160
1,9101,0803,183
-3,200
2,500-
6.56.97.07.47.9
7.77.97.6
10.77.6
7.17.87.27.87.4
7.3-
9.47.37.0
7.07.26.5-
6.8
8.59.37.76.87.1
6.77.76.76.67.0
6.76.86.8-
7.8
7.8-
10.010.514.010.512.0
10.510.511.010.514.5
24.517.029.513.017.0
19.0-
18.012.017.0
15.011.511.0
-11.5
10.084.055.024.011.5
10.012.510.018.014.2
22.013.812.0
-50.0
10.5-
1,390891852799649
630632645
1,060619
2,0101,1601,230
-1,400
1,7001,5402,320
8771,080
1,670978
1,670719688
9851,4801,6501,0301,170
1,590746
1,0501,2001,300
1,070-
2,2401,6102,450
2,0902,370
2601401404335
3227306627
-61110
-150
2201903504198
160511802931
46170140190200
24034190290300
25018022012092
350310
10
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Alkalin- Ni-
Mag- Potas-nesium Sodium sium(mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L)
ity as tratebicar- Sul- Chlo- Fluo- as ni-bonate fate ride ride trogen Silica Boron Iron(mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (pg/L) (pg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY- -Continued
703744118
888
208
-2327
44
4960191124
40124977
1114265355
798
608685
75585430
100
2068
140140130230200
200210210300200
-300310
230
220190280260380
460270560230230
300180280130140
140250783438
4244
510370520
290470
11.012.09.25.74.9
4.96.15.0
28.04.6
-14.045.0
19.0
15.07.5
33.05.07.9
9.34.89.43.83.9
5.498.0100.0
9.27.9
8.55.46.68.011.0
8.66.113.06.5
86.0
13.012.0
1,499820880501475
496514542501484
475380
1,930
260
33734750
4301,120
1,710380
1,810551600
390427200
1,140990
730790730
1,1581,134
1,158-
1,268360430
3001,256
4309931
26098
957775
400100
1,100550260
790
940820
1,50035065
140440120200110
470980950
0240
69041
310170270
76170750890
1,400
1,200860
12 0.132 .128 .41011
1211119
15
221413
11
137
1978
77778
750480
15 .2
99 .35 .24 .24 .2
7 .28 .3
39 .18 .2
41 1.0
57 .214 .1
0.01.01.01.03.01
.11
.02
.02
.01
.03
.01
.10
.02
.01
.01
.01
.10
.04
.02
.05
.01
.10
.10
.10
.02
.96
.03
.04
.10
9.30.01.10.04.10
.02
.00
.01
.10
.00
.10-
18.021.020.0
--
_----
---
-
-----
----
---
23.022.0
24.08.3
41.034.036.0
35.013.023.010.018.0
12.017.0
90801008070
70808060
120
-170350
230
23060
2,400120100
11060
1406060
702,9002,800
14080
80601008080
16013010070
2,000
130290
810710
3,8001010
101010
20010
-110300
1,200
3,5005803060
1,900
8,500740
27,0001,5001,300
1050060
720860
1,70020
3,2001,4001,100
1,2003,700
720510590
220540
11
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Well depth or
interval Aqui- sampled fer (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) PH
Tem- per- a-
ture (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W-
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W47N 072W
47N 072W47N 072W47N 073W47N 075W47N 075W
47N 076W48N 069W48N 069W48N 069W48N 069W
48N 070W48N 07 1W48N 07 1W48N 072W48N 073W
48N 075W48N 075W49N 069W49N 071W49N 07 1W
07CCA07CCA07CCA
07CCA07CCA07CCA07CCA07CCA
07CCA07CCA07CCA07CCA07CCA
07CCA07CCA07CCA08CBB09BDC
09DBC12BCC17AAB18BBC18CA
18DA24CD08DDC06DCA13BCC
26CD11DC22AC28DCC35ABD
17BC11BCC34CB13AA31 AD
06BAA14BD07AC18DCC29DCA
03/23/7905/09/8007/10/79
07/11/7907/11/7910/24/7907/11/7907/10/79
03/23/7903/23/7910/25/7912/05/7903/07/80
03/07/8005/06/8008/15/8007/10/7901/06/78
10/07/7610/08/7610/08/7610/08/7608/18/75
08/18/7506/05/6807/12/6810/10/6810/10/68
10/09/6807/20/7607/20/7607/02/6807/02/68
06/20/6806/20/6806/05/6806/17/6807/12/68
07/11/6807/27/7602/08/7205/26/4906/04/68
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC125FRUN125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC211FXHL124WSTC124WSTC
---
-----
----
-
----
-»----
_
40311200355
30042040040170
300180114122305
300195
2,700204263
231
1212
11234
41311
21212
13111
111
1
21222
1
1
,500,600,100
,050,300,990,250850
,370,200,240,170,000
,960,600,980,450,150
,600,900,400,500,025
,020,590,200,200,630
,580,650,780753,780
,160,470,020,270,000
658510,540514,010
7.36.57.7
8.07.46.87.77.9
7.87.86.67.16.8
7.58.27.07.67.4
7.47.87.57.27.1
7.97.48.37.47.6
7.68.48.48.58.7
6.88.27.37.77.9
8.18.88.37.07.8
10.524.511.5
11.511.511.310.5
-
10.511.010.712.7
59.414.048.013.511.0
11.011.010.56.513.0
12.011.011.011.013.0
11.013.811.4
-11.0
12.023.011.012.011.0
12.013.028.5
-17.0
23
111
122
31
1
21211
3
1
111
1
1
111
,140,390799
693,840,440,730558
948802,950,380,810
,400,140
-952,950
,520,430,040,340,430
697,420766773,310
,040,210,260467,190
,950924,450,880,520
384312971227655
23043027
2816017014019
4356200300310
24049
400110230
29081180170180
354823325
225
6188
8415
36753151300151
653
3624
12
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium Sodium (mg/L) (mg/L)
Potas sium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- Chlb- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
40100
7
73733345
117
435284
75128331
100
9220554852
11252
63
74
1033
235
81195115631
111
197
410580250
220390340370200
280230420500560
600310520160180
310360320160210
21017320522096
25740041058
410
7830530762
285
135110391
9213
9.323.04.2
6.79.68.710.04.0
5.127.09.910.018.0
120.05.5
36.08.19.6
11.05.89.711.08.3
10.012.02.92.45.1
2.62.62.64.73.6
6.78.712.08.46.0
1.41.11.63.24.1
4601,463510
530490
1,195420570
430510792
1,7551,365
80195
-590170
13823217
158340
5152739878
350
90542408422590
321,060
984375180
220223793123437
1,2001,500
200
13098026094025
320160870550
1,100
2,200640
1,800330
1,200
1,500810
1,300760790
1602,300
457461720
65651061074
440
1,3601
4121,110
948
1116113280177
98
50
308
238
15
67618
3343
95123695
555127
8505
153
58
1317
951072
12163045
0.1.1.3
.3
.1
.2
.1
.4
.3
.3
.2
.2
.1
2.3.2.4.1-
----.1
.31.1.4.3.2
.4
.71.3.4.7
.3
.9
.91.1.2
.4
.65.2.8.8
0.10.02.10
.10
.10
.00
.04
.10
.10
.10
.00
.02
.01
.09
.02
.01
.10
.01
.01
.01
.01
.09-
----
_----
----
_.10.20-.00
12.021.07.2
8.711.012.015.08.5
7.98.812.017.017.0
16.08.5
29.011.0
-
----
13.0
7.813.07.38.110.0
6.85.87.3
13.07.3
35.08.214.014.07.8
7.97.4
15.013.09.5
26014070
6050905070
9026070
11090
4,40010
1,90010060
80404011050
60130202030
0120908080
508090
15030
2040
57011040
6006,8001,200
4801,6002,1009,100
170
730110
1,30048,0001,700
30404010
1,300
1101010
630
405,830
803040
130501106070
670770
4,86018020
1409030
14,600-
13
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) pH
Tem- per- a-
ture(°c)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
49N49N49N49N49N
49N49N49N49N49N
49NSONSONSONSON
SONSONSONSONSON
SONSONSONSONSON
SONSONSONSONSON
SONSONSONSONSON
SONSONSONSONSON
SONSIN
072W072W075W075W075W
075W075W075W075W075W
076W071W07 1W071W071W
071W071W071W071W071W
071W071W072W072W072W
072W072W072W072W072W
072W072W072W072W072W
072W073W073W074W074W
075W069W
04AB05AAB29CAC31CCC32DCC
32DCC32DCC32DD34CA34CA
27AAA20ADC21BBB27AAC27ABA
27BAD27BAD27BCB28AAC33BAC
33BAC33BAC08BBB14AAA20CAA
21AAC21ACC21ACC22CAC26AAC
26ACB26BBB28ABB34AAA35BA
35DD01AA27BCB25ACC31CB
30BD20BD
08/07/4906/14/4901/01/5807/11/6808/05/58
08/09/5808/09/5807/11/6807/21/7607/21/76
07/11/6805/23/4910/24/7410/22/7403/04/75
03/05/7505/15/7505/21/4905/24/7610/22/74
10/22/7403/06/7505/20/4905/20/7605/21/49
05/25/7606/14/4905/31/4905/31/4905/26/76
07/06/7605/26/7608/13/7607/06/7605/23/68
05/09/6808/13/7605/25/7607/10/6805/21/68
10/15/6807/01/68
124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN124WSTC125FRUN
211LNCE211FXHL124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN
111ALVM125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN111ALVM124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC211FXHL125FRUN124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC125FRUN
387120
2,111420
2,737- 2,832
5,297- 5,3625,918- 6,050
160515520
1,0006
22018-
19-
540-
152
6526
380-
160
-210
3,445840207
280-
2321,106
340
305--
270290
400206
2,0302,210
-539
-
--
442993680
1,1401,8903,7003,020
535
7,270480471
1,5504,000
3,2004,2301,180
825667
9502,2801,8301,1904,000
1,2203,0003,100
6041,230
4,1403,0001,700
6891,740
6351,980
7.57.08.08.18.2
8.58.48.48.88.7
8.17.37.67.78.3
7.57.77.78.07.6
7.57.57.57.47.6
7.97.6-
7.76.9
7.36.86.57.57.7
7.37.06.98.37.4
7.98.7
_--
14.0-
--
11.014.212.6
17.0-
10.010.517.1
9.514.0
-14.08.5
9.58.0-
19.0-
38.0-
43.9-
12.5
14.912.013.021.211.0
11.012.510.0
-11.0
11.0-
111
1
23
122
6
3
22
11
2
422
1
1
,250,940,290330,010
,630,200263646
-
726,490,790,180333
,610289270
-,070
,500,950734
-430
831,940,150745
712-
,830347782
,060,690,150415,220
395,340
58365155
19
131939
9195330260
6
37058
160290
38037025-
85
2341
550-
305005301134
4485304301350
728
14
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Potas sium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen Silica (mg/L) (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
45114
905
5-22-
2112150130
1
52024
81160
18025014-
32
0150
124-
15180150
419
443150110
117
24
31140
510123380
9971,290
100190
-
30058380290130
98011091
290500
180280254
-9
35043
473177
-
2408846120269
1044586158312
138450
11.09.2
1.2-
--
1.72.1-
3.367.040.014.04.7
18.04.02.8
21.023.0
23.016.05.6-
5.6
3.314.05.27.6-
7.216.06.25.17.3
10.06.17.22.33.0
1.54.9
62746
1,231229781
1,2561,914
267180194
779304753443354
746301283
-895
675846823
-249
848373
1,217432311
800-
274363859
311210363444123
217620
4761,370'118
68150
600200
1330
-
7856
1,5001,100
3
4,30013
1,1001,600
1,3001,400
2-
149
71,170
2238
-
61,9001,900
213
2,8801,8001,300
1768
121530
214
341070
3807201316-
108
11160
5
3887
3944
90200
8-4
287
3115-
108887
38
24122
91
1.2.6-.8-
--.5.3-
2.0.9.5.5
1.2
.7
.91.0.6.6
.5
.8
.8-.9
5.4.2
8.01.4-
.8
.1
.51.0.6
3.2.4.4.5.7
.82.8
8.712.0-8.6
-
--
9.2.03 7.9
-
9.330.09.86.7
.10 8.3
.10 12.0
.02 8.011.04.68.8
12.0.04 13.0
12.0-
17.0
.01 16.022.020.013.0
.02
.06 8.818.0
.01 23.01.30 10.0
8.5
15.022.013.08.77.8
8.26.9
70270-30-
--
3040-
11063080
28050
48040190
-120
12024080400
190220260150100
8016011060100
2301202306020
20100
2011,000-
70-
--
13090-
460102050
--
5030
430
--
850140270
303,300
10510
3,700
202,600
21,00017010
6,00020,000
10900
2090
15
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solved Cal- ture solids cium (°C) (mg/L) (mg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY- -Continued
51N51N51N
5 IN5 IN51N5 IN5 IN
5 IN5 IN5 IN5 IN52N
52N52N52N52N52N
52N53N53N53N53N
53N53N53N53N53N
53N53N53N53N53N
54N54N54N54N55N
55N55N55N55N55N
069W069W071W
071W071W071W071W072W
072W072W072W076W070W
070W070W073W074W075W
075W070W070W070W070W
070W071W073W073W073W
074W074W075W076W076W
070W070W071W071W069W
070W070W071W072W072W
20DB34DCB22CDC
23CD29AD30BAD32CDC22CB
23AB29BDD32CCC09BB02AB
11CA25DB25DD01BA17AD
27CBA13AA21DC26CC33BD
34DCC12DD12AB20BD24AC
07BCC35AB04AC22AB26AAA
09DCC19DC01CD01CD35BB
02ACC14ADC32BC25CA32CDD
07/01/6810/15/7106/09/49
06/28/6806/28/6806/08/4906/28/6806/06/68
11/22/7605/20/4909/18/5010/15/6807/01/68
06/27/6807/01/6805/14/6807/22/7607/17/68
07/17/6807/05/7606/27/6806/27/6807/10/68
07/10/6806/30/6805/14/6807/23/7605/14/68
07/16/6807/22/7608/29/6807/12/7607/17/68
07/30/6806/26/6806/26/6806/26/6807/30/68
07/18/6807/18/6808/21/7508/21/7507/31/68
211FXHL211FXHL124WSTC
125FRUN125FRUN124WSTC125FRUN124WSTC
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN124WSTC125FRUN124WSTC
124WSTC125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN211FXHL
211FXHL125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN125FRUN
124WSTC125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN111ALVM
2,2502,396
SPRING
219130
SPRING311100
1,10034
4331,800
750
635505210
-938
160810710720
2,128
2,700780108407173
120210130
1,0501,043
90030527037
320
555930105
SPRING60
11
11111
2311
11
4
1111
11
13
43311
11112
11
1
,660,280438
,990,390,380,620,660
-,690,040,790,210
,310,390437,080831
679,240,320,250,450
,550,300935,500,430
,190,750,850,260,840
,170,590,410,190,230
,430,110432217,520
8.79.07.7
8.17.37.47.67.5
7.77.57.38.48.8
8.78.87.27.58.4
8.28.38.88.78.6
8.68.87.87.67.5
8.37.47.88.08.8
8.48.88.78.78.3
8.58.58.57.88.4
10.016.0
-
12.09.0-
14.012.0
--
13.515.013.0
12.012.012.012.516.0
11.015.014.015.021.0
16.013.013.013.812.0
11.012.5
-25.321.0
16.012.012.014.010.0
14.013.014.215.29.0
1,110824286
1,4401,0701,0801,0201,070
3,4802,320
-1,160
781
825948273
4,050506
415755833790888
978820566967
2,740
4,0803,2203,180
8911,160
7401,070924757
1,650
932701399209992
182
53
1191921935779
500275
-247
55
5846010
63753
23
1935
379
440300153
722
3111025145
439
3635
16
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Alkalin- Ni-ity as trate
Mag- Potas- bicar- Sul- Chlo- Fluo- as ni-nesium Sodium sium bonate fate ride ride trogen Silica Boron Iron(mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (Mg/L) (pg/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
10
11
6547562938
220204
-31
52
13150
4
01037
019
13102
159130145
310
021
1292
106
1240
3903?g
2616243
320306
200144
-455300
32536010
570198
167290340309340
370320205330431
640480660350440
285385335241280
34026814014
262
3.81.1
11.0
16.020.027.011.010.0
65.014.0
-17.01.9
1.92.11.9
14.03.1
1.81.61.91.71.0
1.12.16.16.217.0
15.09.812.07.214.0
1.42.72.13.59.0
1.71.04.28.618.0
597
58519257191
1,1501,120
337266424
1,231629
702594146268549
435577763655664
597729604
1,0301,350
366259236970
1,304
580601569513652
536524415177709
384198 79
703612636
173
2,3001,480
-0
144
123266100
2,7001
116089
130167
259117
758
1,120
2,6302,1002,070
150
148349281204781
3061511624
258
318 3
833
101
6216
216
107169
14487
25
376
1199
567
1813
4567
14
56'9
313
1.84.0 1.0
.61.1.9.9.7
.6
.6
.41.11.8
2.42.6.9.1.7
1.61.92.33.47.0
3.32.3.9.8.7
.1
.4
.31.11.3
2.81.11.1.8.5
1.62.31.5.8.9
8.00.10 11.0
25.0
7.75.925.027.012.0
21.019.0
-14.07.4
8.47.916.0
.04 9.110.0
8.2.02 8.5
9.28.810.0
11.09.49.9
.10 7.97.6
9.613.00 9.8
3.3.01 11.0
15.0
10.08.98.18.68.9
8.29.99.2
24.015.0
120170 230
25096071070
360
3,200200
-100150
1807010
10030
50180160160360
540140407030
10012060110110
130603060120
24028080
160120
10060 10
8034030
600370
102,200
45,0006070
270160
1,4002,700
40
50220240120160
120110990340580
2,60019020190
1,400
60160210120
1,000
9010012050
410
17
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date ofcollec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
intervalsampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance(micro- siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solved
ture solids (°C) (mg/L)
Calcium (mg/L)
55N 073W 2655N 075W 09BC 55N 075W 29BB 56N 070W 34BDA 56N 071W 15DD
56N 071W 30DBB 56N 071W 30DBB 56N 071W 32BC 56N 072W 19CDC 56N 072W 21CCC
56N 072W 29ACC 56N 072W 29ACC 56N 072W 30ABB 56N 072W 31DDA 56N 072W 32AC
56N 072W 33BCD 56N 072W 34BD 56N 072W 36AB 56N 073W 21AB 56N 073W 25BBA
56N 073W 25CC 56N 073W 25CC 56N 073W 25CC 56N 073W 27DDC 56N 073W 29BDB
56N 074W 04AA 56N 074W 04CB 56N 076W 25CB 57N 069W 25AAA 57N 069W 26AC
57N 070W 19DD 57N 070W 22DD 57N 071W 14BD 57N 074W 08BA 57N 074W 18DAA
58N 069W 31CC 58N 071W 25DC 58N 071W 26DA 58N 073W 24DC
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
10/19/7706/30/6810/17/6807/18/6810/16/68
10/19/7710/25/7608/21/7510/29/7610/30/76
10/30/7610/30/7610/29/7610/25/7610/18/77
10/18/7708/21/7508/21/7510/17/7710/18/77
10/17/7710/26/7610/12/7710/17/7708/01/68
08/11/7608/11/7607/08/7608/06/6808/06/68
07/24/7610/08/6808/06/6807/09/7608/01/68
10/08/6809/24/6809/10/6807/31/68
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN211FXHL
111ALVM111ALVM125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN211PIRR211PIRR
125FRUN211FXHL125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
211FXHL111ALVM125FRUN125FRUN
4651,095
415580
2,036
2330-
SPRINGSPRING
280SPRINGSPRING
683465
338SPRINGSPRING
405442
422175175509179
-3,850
850100180
606600615212400
62518
35012
1,8501,9501,0801,2301,330
2,7503,350
4321,900530
2,3502,3502,6001,3252,300
2,000439655
1,5503,100
2,0502,2101,9001,9502,100
1,7501,7503,800
490866
1,2101,0301,0601,9205,890
1,0404,1901,0802,770
7.48.78.18.58.9
7.06.88.58.27.8
7.47.46.77.17.5
7.88.06.57.97.6
7.27.67.87.58.0
8.48.47.58.47.9
8.98.18.87.28.3
8.27.98.08.1
14.012.011.014.018.0
10.09.014.213.09.0
6.06.011.09.513.0
13.010.011.315.015.0
10.510.011.013.011.0
41.541.516.0
-12.0
15.014.013.012.513.0
12.0-
13.011.0
1,1201,220
671792832
2,110-
3991,500
402
2,0302,0302,270
8911,400
1,250443655862
1,940
1,2801,7401,1301,1901,540
1,0801,3302,060
294554
657655661
1,2105,620
6763,460
6682,380
4912932
280-9
17068
2602602503361
4276
1001773
37623231
100
11
263581
222
16444
7225
3268
CONVERSE COUNTY
29N 075W 21DCD 08/25/62 400PCMB SPRING 53 6.2 10.0 53
18
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Alkalin- Ni-ity as trate
Mag- Potas- bicar- Sul- Chlo- Fluo- as ni-nesium Sodium sium bonate fate ride ride trogen Silica Boron Iron(mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (Mg/L) (ug/L)
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
347510
120
610026
1301301401955
4623439
83
2742222362
00
181838
0119
319
0129
068
360490264300330
160
14013019
140140220260420
3901640
320480
450520390440330
4404508004152
220230254470890
231712252370
12.08.02.11.5.6
27.0
4.229.014.0
27.027.024.010.012.0
13.016.06.37.6
15.0
8.211.08.39.68.0
2.12.112.03.77.4
1.11.01.15.7
21.0
1.221.01.2
52.0
1,2901,377
760539669
370
415289216
106106423542
1,220
1,090156191960580
1,4101,2501,1601,340
592
1,1211,6092,330
229353
380306521
1,370753
306688433585
810
206130
1,300
16900140
1,4001,4001,400
290220
20021035023
990
48480877
724
20242465
183
23025612911
3,560
2721,980
1831,310
61686
26
8
963
4488
26
103376
55776
40412122
7359
10
22545
0.71.61.0.7
4.5
.6
1.5.4.8
.6
.6
.4
.7
.7
.7
.8
.8
.5
.2
1.0.5.9.6.4
6.66.5.9.5.2
.5
.32.31.0.2
.1
.62.0.8
8.712.08.28.79.0
30.0
9.217.025.0
14.014.019.03.46.3
8.021.016.04.61.7
8.06.37.87.911.0
17.017.0
.02 9.015.016.0
.03 8.911.09.6
.10 7.47.1
11.025.09.018.0
9012070
190440
500
801,200
360
1,0001,000
440-
80
9053041090
100
90808010080
3703801602030
11060130120330
30240160
5,400
2046026060180
120
1203020
8080
2,90060
320
5040
1,90021060
1704011060
1,000
4040160150350
1102015023080
40209050
2.8 24
CONVERSE COUNTY
0.0 2.30 12.0 200
19
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date ofcollec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
intervalsampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance(micro- siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solvedture solids (°C) (mg/L)
Calcium (mg/L)
CONVERSE COUNTY Continued
31N 071W 08CDD32N 071W 17DDB 32N 071W 29BDB32N 071W 30CBD 32N 073W 21ABB
33N 071W 18BDB 33N 072W 07DBC 33N 073W 23ACA 33N 073W 25BBB 33N 073W 27BDB
33N 073W 27DCC 33N 073W 27DCD 33N 073W 32CD 33N 073W 32CD 33N 073W 34BCC
33N 074W 08B 33N 074W 08B 33N 074W 08B 33N 074W 08B 33N 075W 08DBB
33N 075W 20AAC 33N 076W 16CAA 33N 076W 33CBD 34N 068W 09CCD 34N 068W 12BBD
34N 069W 10DD 34N 074W 02DD 34N 074W 09CC 34N 076W 08BC 35N 070W 04BA
35N 071W 26BBD 35N 071W 27CC 35N 074W 35CAA 36N 069W 24DD 36N 070W 09CCB
36N 072W 09DD 36N 072W 21BAD 36N 072W 27BDB 36N 072W 29BA 36N 073W 21DCC
36N 073W 21DCC
07/19/6308/16/5008/16/5008/16/5008/15/50
08/17/5008/17/5008/18/5008/17/5008/17/50
08/17/5008/17/5008/12/8104/18/7408/17/50
06/04/5707/19/5709/15/5709/13/5707/20/72
07/24/7207/25/7207/24/7206/04/6906/04/69
06/05/6907/29/6907/29/6909/30/6906/19/69
06/11/8102/05/7510/30/7505/06/6906/03/68
06/06/6907/01/8007/01/8007/22/6905/08/80
05/08/80
317CSPR111ALVM123WRVR123WRVR317TSLP
125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN123WRVR123WRVR
123WRVR123WRVR
331MDSN123WRVR
211LNCE211LNCE211LNCE211LNCE331MDSN
331MDSN331MDSN331MDSN125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN211MVRD125FRUN
211LNCE211FXHL
125FRUN124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC
SPRING4011035
SPRING
21012
100SPRING
92
30160
-6,654
8
27483342
8,591
9,1546,9548,770
190650
206165206
3,576415
-6,330
-434217
2128095
40015
165
983726
2,4103,320
316
6852,1203,6201,0301,450
5,4505,2001,6201,6105,350
----
4,140
1,4504,600
6581,3801,030
1,570925673
2,650708
_1,000
675605
1,830
877505
4,000-
925
1,050
7.68.28.07.67.9
8.27.67.77.88.1
7.87.27.17.27.8
7.07.97.87.07.6
7.97.47.87.78.3
8.08.08.78.58.1
-8.58.68.37.6
7.78.25.66.67.6
7.8
---
10.018.5
-12.013.911.010.0
11.012.0
-59.513.5
----
65.5
64.560.0
-12.012.0
12.011.0
-33.514.0
-55.811.513.012.0
11.016.013.0
-6.0
10.0
659505
1,5202,370
204
4141,5103,030
7011,040
4,5404,4901,2501,1604,490
410621445449
2,950
1,0103,350
4401,030
669
1,170710417
1,790475
640635
-558
1,340
568326
3,310424473
582
8339188037
161393532025
263157190160305
53764774
335
15641169553
151142
11
10
77-5
93
3613
50045100
83
20
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Alkalin- j^
ity as trateMag- Potas- bicar- Sul- Chlo- Fluo- as ni-nesium Sodium slum bonate fate ride ride trogen Silica Boron Iron(mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L) ( Mg/L) (pg/D
CONVERSE COUNTY Continued
21
221 5
7339811
57 13 3932 49
719142182
306422344
641702 0
11-3
29
93
220 7
20
13
102115 512690 20
137332432 216309
1,060 1,130
140140 995
771059136
488
103537192224274
12028
162670 161
250250
-134304
14697
220 9411
81
8.88.9 10.026.0 4.0
4.68.6
38.0 9.416.0
42.0 46.0 21.020.0 37.0
_---
37.0
12.051.04.09.82.7
10.08.6.4
2:2 29.0
5.24.1-
2.84.0
2.42.911.0 6.06.0
7.7
198266 372708 144
363510432 478616
464 343 146154 388
19521928011995
124112129220683
178301285
1,063 307
606600
-250301
18415827
219134
115
243124 475
1,080 34
43700
1,830 105205
2,650 2,500
620590
2,750
145286122228
1,370
5121,560
5957528
725178104515 100
1224-
102745
278120
2,000 160110
300
7317
27796 3
133152 2932
26 41 130100 30
12121210
556
100623182
10
3243
52 8
3921-29
51
230 4
24
25
0.8.5
3.2.8 .4
1.1.6.3 .8.7
1.0 .6
1.62.3 1.1
_---
4.0
1.74.41.2.2
2.6
.2
.3
.33.1 1.5
3.63.8-.8.7
.3
.4
.1
.3
.3
0.305.20 1.60.70
1.40
3.20.52.40
2.8018.00
33.00 83.00
.09 19.00
.---.00
.20
.00
.002.26.05
.1033.00
.10
.10 2.70
.09
.02-
40.00.00
.00
.36
.02
28.00
.46
28.039.0 27.024.0 23.0
9.917.013.0 72.064.0
64.0 59.0 39.032.0 43.0
20.015.021.021.030.0
35.037.011.37.69.0
6.818.05.4
22.0 2.0
25.029.0
-7.911.0
1.09.73.0
12.0
13.0
240230
1,400660 290
300420200 200450
1,200 820 310230
1,300
.---
710
1101,200
804060
08080
1,400 40
_230702050
10-
-
-
070
6,900 340
40-
1,700 40
1,800
40 40 170
2,600 2,800
-----
_----
120506080 20
_-
30110
-
10170
110,000
40
20
21
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth Specific or conduc-
interval tance sampled (micro- (feet) Siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solved Cal-
ture solids cium (°C) (mg/L) (mg/L)
CONVERSE COUNTY Continued
36N36N36N
36N36N36N36N36N
36N37N37N37N37N
37N37N38N38N38N
38N38N39N39N39N
39N39N39N39N39N
40N40NAONAONAONA1N
A9NA9NA9NSONSONSONSON
073W073W073W
073W07AW07AW07AW07AW
075W068W073W073W07AW
07AW07AW073W073W073W
073W07AW069W070W07 2W
07 2W073W073W073W07AW
068W072W073W073W07AW068W
062W063W068W062W067W067W068W
26ADA27ABB27BA
35DADOADCD18CA26BA36ABB
09CC12CB10BAC1AADA02DCA
1AAB35DC1ABCB17AB27CDB
33CCB13DB33AB29M06BD
30CA23CCA23DCD2ABDD3ABDD
23DD18BDA07BBC08CD21 AC28DB
22DC05DA29BC02CAAOACC31DCD1ACD
05/08/8005/07/8006/06/69
05/07/8005/06/8007/29/6905/28/8005/08/80
09/29/6906/05/6905/28/8005/08/8007/01/80
07/02/6907/03/6905/09/8007/02/6905/09/80
05/29/8007/02/6007/02/6907/02/6906/17/68
07/03/6905/07/8005/07/8005/07/8010/11/77
07/30/6906/17/6807/03/6907/03/6907/03/6909/17/7A
09/15/6909/15/6908/16/5609/13/6910/02/5610/02/5608/16/56
12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC
12AWSTC
12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN12AWSTC
12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC
12AWSTC125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN12AWSTC
125FRUN125FRUN12AWSTC12AWSTC12AWSTC125FRUN
317MNKT317MNLS125FRUN317MNLS111ALVM211LNCE211LNCE
198180180
20SPRING
351A9A7A
360200300250120
1AO118322515370
310160370A98
1,10A
1,020310
1,0927305A1
A335305373103099
CROOK COUNTY
1501,A50
155AA539
A0697
8108106A5
950870627
1,000550
3265385006AO613
A097A3
1,750A17570
6502,0001,86051AA58
3851,950560680A80
61960362A901628
2,100
90A2,6AO1,810
A261,6AO1,8301,AAO
7.67.67.7
7.68.97.87.67.7
6.98.18.18.07.7
-7.57.68.17.9
8.17.98.27.98. A
7. A8.27.98.28.2
8.28.37.57.87.57.5
8.07.58.28.07.88.18.2
101010
1015
1012
11131211
11
12
1A
1210121A19
1912
1310
18
131310
121099
1210
.0
.0
.5
.0
.0-.5.5
.0
.0
.5
.5-
.0-.0-.5
.5
.5
.0
.0
.0
.0
.5-.0.5
_.0-.0.0.0
-.0.5.5.5.0.0
308A20700
A6756A388516228
22732630A237377
2A2768
1,090257323
3292,1001,300320287
2391,A90
351AOA291
377376399588395
1,8AO
6A82,A501,200
2371,0001,190900
787169
8A11082
120A6
AO32201375
501012001339
283A353189
10310A7Al33
39
1230100180
1A86151050526
11
22
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium Sodium (mg/L) (mg/L)
Potas sium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- Fluo- fate ride ride (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
CONVERSE COUNTY Continued
171715
2548213113
111232
17
8293047
58
2351
3556
1030
2154
2287
37865
261936
95053
4921211510
368867529
219
817958
8562
36010794
7263608423
152124126165
8290
45
4004
281440315
2.75.85.7
1.12.21.21.54.7
3.67.62.92.57.9
5.94.19.02.34.6
3.710.06.34.21.4
1.912.04.74.76.4
2.11.71.52.14.316.0
2.42.43.31.77.11.63.6
341244260
390390236280158
94252183195256
199221195226195
2071,352
399332176
162293207207170
400180198189295288
295234480284648722550
11110136
1001609810046
75708736110
4192
65033100
91980640
781
56880110140100
4137140277102
1,100
CROOK
2611,600510
6295365275
374
41313244
23342
329522
3141263
31144
12
745424
COUNTY
319294
10
0.2.3.3
.3
.5
.9
.2
.4
.5
.7
.2
.6
.3
.3
.3
.1
.2
.2
.2
.3
.61.3.2
.2
.1
.1
.1
.5
1.2.3.3.2.3.2
.4
.91.6.4.4.0.8
1.805.5062.00
.15
.07
.9017.002.00
4.40.10.07.11.00
.1086.00
.12
.00
.06
.00
.00
.05
.00
.10
.20
.05
.02
.07-
.00
.10
.20
.20
.302.90
7.501.904.20.00.30.00.10
11.015.015.0
10.016.031.011.017.0
27.07.8
11.07.79.5
14.014.014.012.015.0
11.012.07.28.311.0
13.018.016.018.01.4
8.79.611.012.010.07.5
13.013.07.47.619.09.36.7
--
20
_-
30--
2020---
50--
50-
_90105050
50---
70
205050401070
21070
18040
330190230
807030
70604010060
50439020170
1030
5104090
4901,200
-4030
40490490160250
_80302010
790
3060180170
11,00020
690
23
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) PH
Tem- per- a-
ture(°c)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
CROOK COUNTY- -Continued
5 IN5 IN5 IN
5 IN52N52N52N52N
52N52N52N53N53N
53N53N53N53N53N
53N54N54N54N54N
54N55N55N55N56N
56N56N56N57N57N
57N57N57N57N57N
57N57N57N57N57N
063W063W063W
063W060W061W062W062W
062W063W063W061W06 1W
062W065W065W065W065W
067W064W065W065W065W
065W06 1W064W064W062W
063W063W066W064W065W
065W065W065W065W065W
065W065W065W065W065W
09AD09DB10BD
12ADB05CA24AAC12BC18C
26DB25DC29BAD05AD26DAB
19DBB07DDA17BAC18BAC18BBD
08CC07BC11AB13BA13BD
29DD08DC21CD32CB28BB
07BD15AD11CA03DB15DA
15DA15DA15DA15DA15DA
15DA15DA15DA15DA15DA
01/18/6501/18/6501/18/65
11/05/7509/16/6912/01/6309/16/6907/22/78
06/08/6705/31/6306/06/6706/08/6706/08/67
11/05/7506/06/6704/01/6006/01/5608/24/61
11/05/5601/02/5608/16/5610/18/5607/01/59
04/01/5908/16/5608/16/5608/16/5608/16/56
08/16/5610/02/5610/28/5610/30/5610/18/76
07/28/7707/29/7707/29/7707/30/7708/01/77
08/02/7708/02/7708/05/7708/06/7708/07/77
317MNLS317MNLS317MNLS
3170PCH331MDSN317MNLS337PHSP
317MNLS317MNLS120INTV237SPRF317MNLS
317MNLS237SPRF317MNLS317MNLS237SPRF
111ALVM317MNLS221GPSP111ALVM317MNLS
317MNLS217INKR237SPRF111ALVM217INKR
221MRSN221SNDC217INKR217INKR374FLTD
361RDRV361RDRV361RDRV361RDRV337LDGP
337LDGP337LDGP331MSNC331MSNC331MSNC
413400525
-65
SPRING812
-
620530
SPRING143852
-50 -
590 -574 -260 -
60628 -
5242
640
630 -31515032
333
30060
125390
4,354
3,290- 33,290- 33,100- 33,100- 32,945- 3
2,805- 22,805- 22,600- 22,600- 22,425- 2
52675608340
663
792
,480,480,280,290,095
,955,955,835,835,600
622691596
390855911
1,590760
1,300-
2,540674834
3582,540
--
3,370
1,890794
2,5001,940
"
_1,1602,6201,720624
1,4001,3302,5301,2001,320
640640650650734
797720
1,2301,2301,240
7.87.58.0
7.67.8-
7.97.3
7.76.87.27.57.5
7.67.26.77.07.2
7.77.57.77.27.9
7.07.37.77.68.0
8.28.07.67.76.9
7.07.07.07.07.2
7.17.17.37.07'.0
10.010.09.0
14.014.0
--
12.0
9.5-
10.5-
10.011.0
---
-13.59.09.5
"
_14.011.09.511.0
10.512.0
-13.547.0
46.551.550.549.550.0
50.050.047.048.546.5
359539355
222582561
1,300503
1,000230
2,260459564
2412,2501,6901,8803,020
1,280512
2,0901,620534
622787
2,3901,360
375
922890
1,870781802
461468461459503
487489902893929
10212085
56136140273120
21365
46966112
69469251255570
70113.31836565
11811351826038
2337583970
8381868797
9294180170180
24
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium Sodium (mg/L) (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- sium bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (M8/L)
CROOK COUNTY Continued
222228
1435298230
6516774345
157793
124102
37361307343
4249946016
1019211515
3939404040
3837484444
33
10
25253
5-
120133
312042-
182
3324
1292762
570596968
276222486206180
78557
77
353636
-_
1.82.01.92.21.4
2.4-
8.59.21.6
1.18.5--
12.0
5.62.213.06.8-
15.07.06.29.2
8.77.210.012.023.0
2.62.52.52.53.2
2.93.08.38.57.6
402412353
150296274248270
156206283312214
273283675351280
733280310305293
280356304256258
250231339385224
220220220207200
210210190200210
64743
48235228795200
62520
1,40084
276
81,4001,040
8201,980
450203
1,310970212
276350
1,490815105
460475
1,02030574
190200190190220
210210450450460
631
152311
51
22136
122244014
81748
45
1352
6375
290
33337
55
515155
0.1.1.2
.4
.4
.0
.7
.3
1.2-
1.0.6.7
.31.0--.4
.41.81.3.5-
m m
.2
.9
.4
.3
.8
.3
.4
.44.5
.9
.9
.9
.91.4
1.21.23.23.32.9
2.004.80.60
_.68
1.90.80-
.70-.70
15.00.90
_.16--
1.22
.80
.10
.23
.50-
m m
.023.70.10.10
.80
.4020.00
.00-
----.22
.23
.22
.17
.20
.21
13.010.012.0
11.017.013.014.013.0
7.511.015.010.010.0
9.315.0
--
13.0
14.012.024.019.0
-
«.8.0
36.019.09.0
9.211.09.68.831.0
21.023.022.022.022.0
23.023.023.026.031.0
-_-
30120
06030
70-
39010050
20390
--
860
28050
310260
-
_70
470210180
1,800220270210340
4030303040
3030909090
1030
630
10--
2010
50-
1,4005060
10----
360490
-3,000
-
-
1,900210230
32036074087080
2,600800
1,2001,6003,900
1,2002,0003,600
2102,600
25
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth Specific or conduc-
interval tance sampled (micro- (feet) Siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solved Cal-
ture solids cium (°C) (mg/L) (mg/L)
CROOK COUNTY Continued
57N57N57N57N57N
57N57N57N57N57N
57N58N
41N41N41N
41N41N41N42N42N
42N42N42N42N42N
42N43N43N43N43N
43N43N43N43N43N
43N43N43N43N43N
065W065W065W065W065W
065W065W065W065W065W
065W064W
077W078W080W
080W08 1W081W077W078W
078W078W078W080W08 1W
082W077W079W079W079W
080W080W080W080W081W
08 1W082W082W082W082W
15DA15DA15DA15DA15DA
15DA15DA15DA15DA15DA
22CA35AC
05CCB01BC22AC
30BD09CDB25AD24CAB06DAC
14DBD15CAB21BAD30BDB25CBD
14CAD34BDB02DD09DAC11DD
20CC20CC20DC34DAD01CBA
10CA12AA12AD15BC21DC
08/08/7708/08/7708/09/7708/11/7708/12/77
08/12/7708/16/7708/16/7708/16/7708/18/77
10/03/5610/30/56
09/05/6907/19/7210/02/65
10/13/6512/29/6508/15/6908/22/6908/20/69
OB/22/6908/12/6908/12/6907/19/7207/19/72
08/20/6909/04/6909/01/5008/13/6909/22/50
08/19/5008/19/5008/19/5007/18/7208/20/69
08/19/5008/19/5009/22/5008/19/5008/14/69
331MSNC331CRLS331CRLS337LDGP361RDRV
111ALVM217INKR
211LNCE331MDSN211FRNR
217CLVL331MDSN217CLVL124WSTC125FRUN
125FRUN211LNCE211LNCE331MDSN331MDSN
217CLVL124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC111ALVM
211FXHL111ALVM210CRCS331MDSN211LNCE
211MVRD111ALVM111ALVM317TSLP211FRNR
2,425- 22,260- 22,260- 22,835- 23,095- 3
4,3544,3544,3544,3544,354
80280
JOHNSON
75010,0201,150
1,2922,682- 2
1,016530230
358630
1,9504,6894,246
6406552708512
14016
1408,755- 9
300
4002417
1,925329
,600 1,435 1,435 1,945,205
1
41
COUNTY
132
4,882
4
12133
2
123
414
,300 41
34191
,230,240,220805
-
,020840854873894
,450,600
,440,980,170
,850-
,510579770
,840,110,220,850,800
,490533,180,280,780
,570,880,570,010,160
,120,500,670,970,750
7.07.17.17.1-
7.17.07.17.07.0
8.27.6
8.17.38.9
8.2-
8.28.48.1
8.28.78.87.77.8
8.58.29.67.97.4
7.47.47.47.67.9
7.87.17.46.78.8
46.245.540.547.550.0
50.050.151.052.052.0
11.0-
10.072.0
-
--
17.014.012.0
-20.022.043.038.0
15.514.011.113.0
11.0-
10.568.514.0
----
17.0
930934919574460
458564593593557
3,2001,100
9802,6401,340
2,9201,5603,110
358483
1,3001,450
7692,6002,590
1,650340758
1,6603,320
3,9301,4003,9302,740
867
2,3404,0001,2506,8201,140
18018018011084
82100110110110
3474
63289
0
6178
31093
61121
289283
252
84395
318137318330152
55395171430
1
26
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- sium bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- fate (mg/L)
Chlo ride (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
CROOK COUNTY Continued
44
83839
3940403940
2832
36
11125
514141414
970232
7.68.0 7.94.62.4
2.44.34.44.44.4
17.019.0
210210 210190220
220210210210210
379356
460460 450270190
190250270270230
1,950545
54
11113
321181920
68
2.8
2:Z2.20.9
.91.61.71.71.7
.6
.4
0.19
:B.15.21
.22
.20
.22
.23
.25
.10
.00
30.028.0 26.021.022.0
22.026.027.027.027.0
3.98.2
9090 804030
3050505050
950220
5,8008,300 7|0005,8001,900
1,90010409090
1,3005,500
JOHNSON COUNTY
31560
46032
44
2691
7280
223
27197
116691165949
919758129
1
256498550
1,180260
1,26011913
350480312450450
615121257422355
78021878046039
692610149
1,830415
3.635.05.4
12.018.03.92.66.8
4.13.81.3
26.028.0
2.01.73.26.813.0
8.07.58.0
26.010.0
2.26.86.4
29.04.7
_
110-
-
207---
_--
115117
_----
436-
43698-
_--
116-
31293713
0593341110102
630770112
1,0901,080
56596330940
1,820
2,320668
2,3201,110525
1,4302,280
6081,500446
9696122
1,080350278
41
4516
590583
1171
2310
207
157119157646
3
36215106
2,83014
.33.41.2
2.2-
2.7.6.3
.3
.93.93.94.3
3.2.6
1.4.7.5
.4
.4
.43.9.4
.3
.4
.41.65.5
_.00-
-----
_--.00.00
-----
.20-.20.10-
-----
10.074.09.7
12.0-
12.010.018.0
13.04.49.825.026.0
12.09.52.519.014.0
13.014.013.052.09.1
7.113.012.014.07.4
200400620
3,600-
3,80070
130
290280520420560
780180
-110200
100100100350180
0200100300
1,800
1,200-0
20-
30210
1,300
670100110
-
110110140720140
2,4001,5002,400
-
12,0007,000
610160240
27
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) pH
Tem- per- a- ture (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
JOHNSON COUNTY Continued
43N43N43N43N43N
43N44N44N44N44N
44N44N44N45N45N
45N45N45N45N45N
45N45N46N46N46N
46N46N46N46N46N
47N47N48N48N48N
48N49N49N49N49N
49N49N
082W083W083W084W084W
084W076W078W079W081W
082W083W083W078W078W
078W078W079W080W081W
083W083W077W080W080W
082W082W083W083W083W
082W082W077W082W082W
082W077W077W081W082W
083W083W
29AC05CC31BC04ADD26CBB
35CC08CDC24ACA20DAC05CA
17DD04BB08BB14CD14CDD
33AD34BA20BD01DAC18DB
07AB18DCD31BA19AB20BB
09AD14 AD03BD13CA22DDB
13DB27DB25DB02CC09AD
11BB20BA21BA33BB02BB
27BDC27DBA
08/19/5008/20/6908/19/5008/18/6908/31/65
08/19/5009/04/6909/03/6908/21/6908/14/69
08/12/6908/13/6908/13/6909/22/5008/15/69
09/22/5009/22/5008/19/6908/14/6908/19/69
08/12/6908/12/6905/23/6110/24/6110/24/61
05/24/6110/30/6210/24/6010/24/6004/21/61
10/20/6110/01/6210/27/6010/30/6210/19/61
10/29/6210/27/6010/27/6010/20/6110/20/61
10/01/7303/30/74
111ALVM317TSLP221SNDC317TSLP317TSLP
317TSLP124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC211LNCE
111ALVM231CGTR317TSLP124WSTC124WSTC
111ALVM125FRUN211LNCE124WSTC211LNCE
317TSLP317TSLP124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
211MVRD125FRUN317TSLP211FRNR237GSEG
125FRUN211LNCE125FRUN125FRUN211LNCE
125FRUN111ALVM125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC
331MDSN331MDSN
18SPRING
365750761
74076026510360
1218540070
480
22473
4,760141200
SPRING260203225370
150205
SPRING70
258
323-
605250186
42031
600255318
SPRING1,636
4
4
11
22
3
2
12
13
21
31
13
1211
,970493,970430407
408664,160,080704
,330,380485783504
,920600854,530412
419457583,800,840
,930,150411,430,260
,270,850879,750,160
,560,860,030,400779
99284
7.58.15.68.28.0
7.78.28.18.47.8
8.17.88.48.38.2
7.48.68.48.08.1
8.27.98.37.37.1
8.17.57.77.17.5
7.07.87.67.87.0
8.17.48.87.07.5
-7.9
-11.0
-11.0
-
16.055.013.012.0
-
-10.010.0
-16.0
--
42.012.010.0
-10.0
--
--
8.0-
---
8.010.6
---
11.7-
5.511.0
4,320295
4,080238231
247420781720445
1,5502,200
252479320
3,380383546
1,690251
230260359
1,2302,150
1,3403,250
2301,920956
2,740-
540-
2,800
1,0902,240
6331,010486
65159
305521115038
498
175397
2805084071
40348
6059
43384
52118
6260043
177135
325167
678
481
78302
611775
1131
28
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- siura bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen Silica (mg/L) (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
JOHNSON COUNTY Continued
14631182431
2514
1929
95934232
13714
1614
26370
1435
14198307060
110580
35125
31872
4440
417
8958
1,15033
414124618214
200152
186112
495141188459
8
43
121330510
366391
29970
358200216282191
23628725614136
22
4.02.417.02.01.2
1.01.53.25.24.5
3.82.51.21.51.5
8.81.14.71.52.4
1.91.51.24.05.4
3.3-.8
6.22.8
11.0-
2.1-
5.6
_8.52.15.45.0
.51.2
693240
--
256----
373----
418----
234----
--
279-
343
_337
-320
-
_----
52178
2,54063
2,750282
2120141323294
7121,460
68
92
1,89090141
1,04033
2612
149690
1,360
6901,870
51,250
415
1,80075616
5961,780
5681,220
2593139
65
707
1816
22744
5881
426
1778
16182
113103322
12804
13
635103964
2219411124
21
1.2ft
1 tl
.3
.2
.1
.2
.7
.3
.5
.3
.6
.11.11.0
.6
.8.1.8
.5
.5
.1
.4
.5
.4
.2
.3-.1
1.5
.1-
1.4-.1
-.4
1.6.1.0
.2
.2
14.09.81.79.410.0
1.60 11.09.07.79.615.0
13.026.08.77.19.6
13.09.718.07.312.0
12.013.09.67.47.4
11.0-.90 7.8
29.0
6.8-
9.8-
12.0
-11.011.010.012.0
.20 13.0
.46 12.0
3004001020
10080140120150
140170100
40
1000
21011070
1030
1007060
480-
20580130
160-
70-
140
-2109090100
203
240140
5,000500
3030
1601,400
60
501030
670180
-30
15050050
7040
15011070
22019,000
402,9001,100
8,8002,800
260600
5,100
605,000
560720
1,600
--
29
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
49N 083WSON 077WSON 079W
SON 082WSON 082WSON 083WSON 084WSIN 077W
SIN 077WSIN 077WSIN 079WSIN 082WSIN 082W
SIN 082WSIN 083W52N 077W52N 079W52N 082W
52N 083W53N 082W53N 086W
29N 081W30N 080W
31N 081W32N 079W32N 079W32N 079W32N 079W
32N 079W32N 081W33N 077W33N 077W33N 079W
33N 079W33N 079W33N 080W33N 080W33N 081W
33N 081W34N 077W
27DC29DC19BC
06AD11CB36AA10DA09CB
20CA20CC16BA26BB26BB
33DD04BC03AB12CC13DB
22CA33BB27CD
05BBB30ABD
07ABB06BB06BB06BB06BB
06BB12ACB03BDC15BCB18BAB
24ACC33BBA06CBC08AAD33DDA
36AAD09BCC
Date of collec tion
07/31/6207/31/6210/27/60
10/30/6210/19/6104/25/6110/27/6010/26/60
10/27/6010/31/6110/26/6002/06/6702/15/67
10/27/6008/31/6110/26/6010/26/6010/23/61
10/20/6110/23/6110/28/60
09/14/6606/15/67
08/10/6609/01/8109/01/8109/01/8109/01/81
09/01/8109/03/7508/25/6704/18/6408/10/67
03/23/6709/19/6712/06/6606/13/6706/14/66
06/26/7911/10/65
Aqui fer
317TSLP125FRUN124WSTC
111ALVM124WSTC211CODY400PCMB125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC211LNCE125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC111ALVM
217LKOT111ALVM
111ALVM
237GSEG111ALVM331MDSN111ALVM
217CLVL211CODY211FRNR211FRNR111ALVM
317TSLP211LNCE
Well depth Specific or conduc-
interval tance sampled (micro- (feet) Siemens)
JOHNSON
245575600
26460270
SPRING743
58075816413560
145205828160246
51060
SPRING
NATRONA
1,01464
35SPRING
-SPRINGSPRING
SPRING16020
7,61538
5,10110020414742
3,60090
Tem- per- a-
ture pH (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
COUNTY Continued
11
112
2
1111
121
5
11
COUNTY
2
1
13
3438
41
477,300,670
174,710,98092
,090
860,600,060,610,250
,650,800,900960,060
,140,29099
779,050
,820----
_950,900,660786
538,470,110,670,280
,400,710
887
77878
78788
87876
776
87
7
7777
87887
77
.0
.3
.5
.3
.3
.0
.0
.1
.9
.0
.7
.0
.1
.0
.7
.0
.6
.8
.5
.5
.7
.3
.7
.9---- -
-.7 10.0.7 11.5.4.6 11.5
.0 31.0
.8 10.5
.3 23.0
.3 18.0
.8 14.5
.8 27.0
.8 10.0
1
112
1
1
1
121
4
1
1
12
2328
21
255804,210
106,350,58063
,300
528,000668,020814
,130,380,220581,620
67981472
489,640
,420170190170180
160554,380,920513
396,660,020,460,950
,930,270
356
156
221832981018
57
2727
119
76389145
321
1009310
1228
14136413739
3610014033882
1145424
412
510174
30
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
410
45
548
57323
13
114
25
10134
32
313
51593
065
6810121012
1143445521
080211
735
12097
Sodium (mg/L)
3333181
6175
2,3504
537
213410202391159
296172500235660
61104
5
184180
21510878
610
25045257
149600963984
1,140
16078
Potas sium (mg/L)
1.52.43.2
_4.317.01.24.3
2.84.52.92.82.2
1.94.24.61.6
25.0
6.48.51.0
.218.0
4.32.51.51.71.9
2.21.93.7
58.04.6
.33.32.42.813.0
23.09.2
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
_
96--
471,450
_----
479----
--
58
^ ,-
_180170170171
150221328124210
278481705
1,768563
108305
Sul- Chlo- Fluo- fate ride ride (mg/L) (mg/L) (mg/L)
JOHNSON
135
569
10780
7,83050
20
1831
97
4841,430
11
3,020
243284
3
NATRONA
98950
7747
247
13
8260738
1,560206
741,4701,620
4255,320
2,000712
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
COUNTY Continued
3 0.214 3.19
07
2270
17
13 1.13 3.1054
87
2312 1.19
640
COUNTY
11 1.25
31 1.4549
65 1.
32322 5.16
775 4.12
149 12.119 1.
56 3.37
63
1
17
31630
13633
240
69
02030
01705
70701
07
_
_----
-----
_----
---
^ ,-
_.42.65.64
1.50
1.30-.00
5.0070.00
.006.60.05.00
207.00
.12
.00
Silica (mg/L)
9.59.812.0
_15.0
-17.010.0
9.310.08.718.020.0
13.015.011.07.9
13.0
9.315.021.0
12.029.0
33.015.016.016.015.0
16.023.014.040.013.0
27.011.08.89.013.0
11.015.0
Boron (M8/L)
_90
_210
2,0001080
60140902020
8016070
120530
10015010
340280
490----
_5010071070
70930
1,1003,100
700
-40
Iron (Mg/L)
20240420
_2,700
-50
910
180180190290
-
7206,300
450200
13,000
1,600870220
60150
_----
_20
2004,800
.430
-30
100
-0
31
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth Specific or conduc-
interval tance sampled (micro- (feet) Siemens) PH
Tem- per- a-
ture (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
NATRONA COUNTY Continued
34N 079W34N 079W34N 080W
34N 080W34N 080W34N 080W34N 081W34N 083W
35N 083W37N 078W37N 079W37N 079W37N 082W
38N 079W39N 078W39N 079W39N 082W39N 083W
39N 083W39N 083W39N 083W39N 084W40N 078W
40N 078W40N 078W40N 079W40N 079W40N 079W
40N 079W40N 079W40N 079W40N 079W40N 080W
40N 081W40N 083W
3 IN 06 1W3 IN 066W32N 061W
32N 062W32N 062W
17DBC36DBB21CAD
29ADD30ADD32CBC23DDD09CAB
05DAC07DCD19DDA30DCD36DDD
34BDA26CDC11AAD09CBC05AAD
07AAB13BDD18CAD03BBC11ACB
11DBA26CBA02ADA13C25CAA
26AAC26CAA31BCA35CCC27BA
20CAD19CCA
04AB26DAO33CD
17CCD28AD
06/12/6707/18/6112/21/66
06/13/6706/13/6705/25/6705/24/6707/12/67
07/12/6708/24/6708/15/6608/17/6602/02/67
04/26/6608/11/6707/25/7202/02/6709/09/66
08/21/6602/02/6710/19/6509/09/6604/09/57
08/12/6507/13/6707/25/7211/17/7110/26/62
07/22/7611/18/6607/21/7610/26/6207/13/67
02/02/6709/09/66
10/07/5209/29/5710/07/52
06/25/6812/02/59
211CODY111ALVM217CLVL
111ALVM111ALVM211FRNR111ALVM211FRNR
111ALVM211MVRD211MVRD211MVRD217CLVL
211MVRD331MDSN331MDSN211FRNR221SNDC
231CGTR217MWRY317TSLP221MRSN211FXHL
211FXHL211FXHL331MDSN211FXHL317TSLP
331MDSN331MDSN331MDSN211FRNR
211FRNR317TSLP
122ARKR122ARKR122ARKR
122ARKR122ARKR
40537
3,100
SPRING11
7354880
611,796
210511
1,275
1007,1805,6881,030
SPRING
SPRING117
1,540SPRING
950
73390
7,467-
4,400
_4,8896,1554,9681,150
1,029SPRING
NIOBRARA
200--
_110
4
31271
331
2
5433
11
1
124
3
1
2
,840-
453
,590,740,830,180,250
,160,080,950625,540
,000,940,310,230671
,570,140809,920735
,790,850,360
--
_,980
--
,460
,930520
7.87.58.5
7.77.68.57.47.4
7.68.36.78.98.2
7.57.57.38.78.1
7.97.37.97.98.5
8.57.97.3-
7.3
_7.57.67.38.9
8.67.7
13.0-
35.0
11.511.510.011.018.0
16.022.012.513.011.0
11.588.082.013.0
-
9.09.016.09.011.0
_----
_84.042.0
-21.5
13.514.0
3
2116
221
1
4322
1
1
2352
222
2
,720628284
,890,400,780,610862
,440,120,490374,780
,430,240,260,270463
,300765562,520451
_,000,130,450,600
259,780,570,600962
,030328
14970
223139
0469141
17815820
10
146307264
355
18836124205
2
1720
4488
328
56366300328
1
1462
COUNTY
370444516
926730
8.17.68.1
7.57.3
9.410.611.0
7.06.7
271308392
678487
506273
122102
32
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Potas sium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- fate (mg/L)
Chlo ride (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
NATRONA COUNTY Continued
4290
195821
19720
561
4821
4640491
36
671024731
31
605
60
193849600
1128
1,26077
112
411151752
1,33098
510712310141600
1,10073838176640
10819616
173164
374655440
2,240469
8492490469352
7036
4.0-.2
7.111.01.3
20.02.6
4.72.37.4.8
1.3
9.273.021.01.22.54.3'
1.72.74.31.8
3.02.0
35.0--
2.636.035.0
-.6
1.71.6
509244269
389426
1,499597251
32142540
269351
662133104390236
210141122342304
48946696
3,32898
23211212298
574
767182
2,13027312
1,51059664
4,050199
1,4901,150
99589
958
2,040900967
1,280156
789424311879117
4561,0701,430
31,060
341,120
9701,060
286
884126
46323
29544
20820065
291564
18
731,050473125
62762
1212
6201,532640
4619620640
5
212
1.0-
2.5
1.02.87.34.3.4
1.0.9.2.3.7
2.55.03.7.9.3
.31.3.6.4.2
.9
.84.7--
.33.23.5-
1.0
3.5.2
0.30-.00
8.1031.00
.005.42
35.00
.00
.02
.10
.02
.20
35.00.20.00.20
8.90
4.20.50.52.02
1.00
.60
.90
.00--
_.20--
3.30
.60
.45
8.1-
20.0
15.026.06.419.014.0
13.010.022.01.8
19.0
10.062.049.09.813.0
11.022.014.012.09.1
...7.9
41.019.0
19.047.032.0
-19.0
11.011.0
420-
1,400
740510
1,9001,200
0
13018080
150380
42065042037060
21037040190
-
180320470
-
20510430
-270
1,50030
80-
70
4060
360-
70
56-
20,000-
120
350200
-21070
60620
--
180
26050-
140
20580
2,400-
80
380
NIOBRARA COUNTY
137
16
2921
101915
2714
7.68.66.9
11.07.8
214224275
446270
162430
2421
59
12
4029
.2
.2
.1
.5
.4
2.263.1612.00
34.0023.04
54.054.050.0
54.057.0
104060
060
10480290
25010
33
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Well depth or
interval Aqui- sampled fer (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) PH
Tem- per- a-
ture (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
NIOBRARA COUNTY Continued
32N 063W32N 063W32N 063W
32N 063W32N 064W32N 065W34N 06 1W34N 061W
34N 062W34N 064W34N 065W34N 065W35N 062W
35N 064W35N 064W35N 065W35N 065W36N 062W
36N 065W36N 066W36N 067W37N 061W37N 063W
37N 065W37N 066W38N 062W38N 063W38N 063W
38N 063W38N 066W39N 063W39N 065W39N 065W
39N 066W40N 061W40N 063W40N 064W40N 064W
07BB08AC08AC
33BB22AB01BCA06CD17CA
29CBA09DB01BC04CB15AC
02CC26CB03CC15AD28AB
14DB15BA13AAA19CD13CB
07BB10CC17AA23DC30CC
30CD04AD14BA21CC21DC
10AA35BC33BB01AA01DC
04/08/5805/28/6205/28/62
10/07/5209/27/5712/02/5909/14/5710/02/57
11/14/5712/04/5910/13/5910/12/5709/11/57
10/19/7212/04/5911/11/5912/03/5904/26/74
12/02/5912/02/5910/06/7710/19/7212/01/59
12/02/5912/02/5912/01/5912/01/5912/01/59
12/01/5912/02/5910/19/7212/01/5912/01/59
12/01/5910/19/7212/01/5912/01/5912/01/59
122ARKR122ARKR122ARKR
122ARKR122ARKR122ARKR123WRVR123WRVR
122ARKR217INKR217INKR123WRVR123WRVR
123WRVR111ALVM211PIRR331MDSN
211LNCE125FRUN125FRUN217INKR211FXHL
211LNCE125FRUN211FXHL211FXHL211LNCE
111ALVM125FRUN211LNCE211LNCE211LNCE
125FRUN217INKR211LNCE211LNCE111ALVM
172132125
205100200
950
80145265300105
6221261180
3,118
73275
-23
300
12829011010570
46213200280250
132-
40011221
1
1
1
12521
12421
11132
21222
370944508
516546477553720
371565368536746
,380670,610950,030
,540,070,550,680,800
,880,900,440,780,840
,680,970,480,940,470
,380,620,270,720,670
7.57.27.2
8.17.67.28.07.7
7.77.57.47.78.0
7.97.47.17.67.0
7.57.68.07.67.7
7.87.07.87.77.4
7.68.68.37.67.6
7.68.07.87.77.5
10.6--
11.110.02.814.4
-
---
12.8-
16.0---
46.0
--
13.0--
_----
--
12.0--
-----
1
1
11
21
12311
11
21
11111
259,270435
351333310387479
263350218321495
921423,120631584
,030,390338,160,240
,250,150,250,980,300
,150,300973,850,730
,770,080,400,840,900
5413273
7364559
73
51532137
2126
10261
110
891431
20046
12136143799
6044
4729
151124
1337
SHERIDAN COUNTY
53N 077W 10CDC 10/26/60 125FRUN 424 2,420 8.0 1,540 22
34
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
I
Potas sium (mg/L)
ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
NIOBRARA COUNTY Continued
72412
16261503
107200
94
311835
305137537
1883
1332
25113
11
73203
42
112316
159
1812162
95657131167
27012423012336
22148670
350325
432474
1,040598301
306456370922574
333340596675527
5.211.08.4
6.97.0
10.09.6
26.0
7.511.06.63.410.0
2.611.015.011.06.1
12.03.57.615.04.1
1.76.42.94.57.6
7.73.81.44.03.1
8.25.42.02.310.0
219275270
275245237307268
_--
318360
195386419344242
_-
260275
-
_----
_-
679--
_256
--
340
106517
3052262544
1055152
40
50025
495203120
39358375
1,400543
5231,0501,9701,120553
454562240
1,500752
775560
0611
1,080
3407
1228101257
4103
1033
9111915
130
804499
718231110
11207
157
921
1106
21
0.3.3 4
.1
.3
.51.2.4
.3
.3
.55.01.9
.9
.6
.5
.43.6
.5
.8
.7
.7
.2
1.5.9.6.3.8
1.0.7
2.5.2.4
.0
.65.4,7.7
0.88176.0025.00
2.71.70
1.15.88
4.97
---.02
2.26
.05
.09--.98
.--.07
_----
_-.14--
_.02---
57.056.057.0
50.023.054.054.060.0
60.09.89.69.2
49.0
11.031.022.029.020.0
15.07.68.318.012.0
6.711.08.09.8
22.0
20.09.59.317.020.0
12.012.09.99.57.7
_23060
60507012080
307050
370280
14060
29014070
23013060
270270
180150480310100
1006090140120
9060
620170110
0_
2901,600
103,300
10
501030
11060
105,7002,700
10-
30420460
-200
8,600130
0140330
3006,900
201040
680-
7020
1,900
SHERIDAN COUNTY
620 7.4 - 1 24 0.7 - 12.0 110 470
35
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens)
Tem- per- a-
ture PH (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
SHERIDAN COUNTY Continued
53N53N53N
53N53N53N53N54N
54N54N54N54N54N
54N54N54N54N55N
55N55N55N55N55N
55N55N55N55N55N
55N55N55N55N55N
55N55N56N56N56N
56N56N56N56N56N
079W080W080W
080W082W083W084W076W
077W079W080W081W082W
083W083W084W084W077W
077W077W077W077W077W
077W077W077W077W077W
079W079W081W082W084W
084W089W078W081W082W
082W085W085W086W086W
07BC02DB18CA
18CA11CD07DD13BDC05AC
05DB21BDD24BC14BC29BA
03BA07AC11AB14BB11BA
11BA11BA11BA11BA11BA
11BA11BA11BA28AD28DD
30BBA30BBA02BC05DC16BC
27CB01DA22AC29BD34DC
35AA03AD31BD05AA07DC
05/07/6203/07/6208/30/61
08/30/6103/22/6208/28/6105/09/7508/29/61
08/30/6110/26/6003/22/6207/25/6106/13/62
06/13/6203/08/6210/28/6006/14/6210/18/78
10/22/7810/22/7810/22/7810/22/7810/24/78
10/24/7810/24/7810/25/7803/07/6203/06/62
10/26/6010/26/6006/14/6203/07/6208/30/61
06/14/6210/25/6008/30/6110/28/6007/21/61
06/13/6207/27/6108/16/7608/16/7607/27/61
124WSTC124WSTC111ALVM
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC331MDSN125FRUN
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC111ALVM211FXHL
211LNCE125TULK125TULK
125TGRV125TGRV
125FRUN125FRUN
124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN
125FRUN374FLTD125FRUN124WSTC111ALVM
124WSTC125FRUN125FRUN
211FRNR
28026023
14314342
728710
1,18512112011060
24510016065
4,220- 4,
3,338- 3,3,748- 3,2,460- 2,2,460- 2,1,344- 1,
774-774-
1,718- 1,380500
140200
SPRING155370
5606616537856
87123116
-148
340
352810486486400
806806740
1,0103,6802,250
1,0001,480
2483,9001,990
1,5701,4004,9101,7201,010
2,910612874487
4,802
2,8503,2964,1633,0004,183
3,0002,8723,450
8631,440
4,3501,320
4321,5401,050
746220
1,570994
2,440
6,6202,360
775800638
877
78778
88787
78778
88777
77788
77787
77887
77788
.4
.3
.6
.9
.0
.9
.8 8.0
.0
.3
.1
.6
.0
.3
.5
.7
.6
.6
.3 31.5
.5
.5 26.0
.8 27.5
.8 27.5
.7 26.5
.8 16.5
.8 16.5
.9 25.0
.4
.1
.6
.7
.7
.1
.6
.9
.2
.2
.2
.8
.4
.7
.7 10.0
.6 10.0
.1
6253,4101,700
601920141191
1,290
981860
4,9501,090
672
2,090383532272
2,390
-1,4401,9402,2901,500
_1,390
-530915
3,390821242897651
484115981627
1,960
6,6201,550
547579392
6317201
515345219
620
45746136
1083
86724
44895
88
185
12
1578
671362
283073
273
47043313247
36
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Potas sium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as bicar bonate (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen Silica (mg/L) (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
SHERIDAN COUNTY Continued
2282124
25
11153
25
4033
36
340
62181
21444
55013
772
103
30
8830
136
51928141514
252342181
227378
21
524
40031745037949
5671552212
1,200
849740
1,1001,200650
730760
1,069219374
822336
3405134
1412
400243168
80044914015074
2.29.813.0
1.83.11.0.5
6.0
5.31.9
26.04.27.2
9.5.9
2.41.2
11.0
10.07.2
14.014.09.4
13.012.017.01.84.5
12.04.62.93.48.8
6.5.2
3.51.2
15.0
13.07.63.93.91.0
675_
_--
223-
_----
-379
--
1,007
1,755824
1,4151,4401,427
_976
2,804--
_-
168--
_128
---
_510390390
-
21,990
883
90"5
130
0145
3,010157157
1,02026648
40
1514
321
2232411
1,9303
371
136
3032
1181,020
4,080708150170104
1899
12201
16
173831
6120
610
310250100290110
5372
1001416
6117
1113
70766
4553772
1.4.7.2
1.11.0.1.1.7
.9
.9
.8
.4
.4
.0
.6
.3
.13.7
6.26.02.35.82.5
3.73.65.01.21.6
.3
.8
.6
.8
.4
.6
.12.21.8.5
.7
.4
.5
.4
.3
8.110.019.0
8.28.213.0
.10 6.812.0
13.08.8
30.011.021.0
11.09.114.012.0
.06 13.0
-.01 19.0.06 10.0.06 21.0.05 11.0
.03 13.0
.01 18.0-
9.09.6
9.08.9
31.09.68.6
8.76.89.210.035.0
7.19.2
.22 7.57.710.0
__
320
80-
108
70
150110
-70-
--
180-
220
-910790820220
210210
---
280120
--
80
-40150120220
-160140
-530
80410270
5024010-
720
80260
8,10010
3,700
1,20030
24080
300
-70407070
9070-
210200
9304103090
3,200
190190140120
4,300
25,000910202020
37
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens)
Tem- per- a-
ture PH (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
SHERIDAN COUNTY Continued
57N57N57N57N57N
57N57N57N57N57N
57N57N57N57N58N
58N58N58N58N58N
076W079W080W081W083W
084W085W085W086W086W
087W087W088W088W082W
084W084W084W087W087W
20BD25CC31BB07CB03AB
19BD19AA19AB30AC34BB
01BD21DBC12BB12BB30AA
29CA29CDD29DB32BBB35CA
10/26/6008/30/6108/29/6103/08/6203/08/62
03/06/6203/06/6208/28/6110/25/6008/28/61
08/28/6110/25/6011/18/7611/18/7610/25/60
03/08/6203/08/6203/08/6211/22/7610/25/60
125FRUN124WSTC124WSTC124WSTC125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN111ALVM211MVRD211LNCE
211LNCE331MDSN331MDSN331MDSN125FRUN
125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN317TSLP211LWIS
26595160510120
12618030
115315
1951,596
1,132- 1,910940- 1,176
480
6201,260
--
129
25311
311
1
2
315
1
,080,880,920,320,790
,180,460,220823,980
712380
--
,740
,620,250,020
-,110
87888
78778
87778
78777
.2
.8
.1
.2
.1
.6
.2
.7
.8
.0
.5
.7
.6 9.0
.6 8.3
.0
.8
.3
.2 10.0
.7 8.5
.9
1,3404,9202,880 ,
8341,160
1,900888828531
1,300
434205219199
1,780
2,380742
4,630315723
12220106
68
3114
1039733
65040559
103
2977416
58N 088W 34CA 08/31/81 331MDSN 410 88
WESTON COUNTY
41N 060W 07BDA 41N 060W 07DBB 41N 061W 01ACC 41N 063W 15AA
41N 067W 26AA 42N 060W 07CB 42N 062W 30AA 42N 063W 28DA 42N 064W 09CAD
42N 065W 06CAA 42N 065W 30BCA 42N 067W 14ACB 42N 068W 08DB 42N 068W 26DD
43N 060W 30DC 43N 065W 11AC 43N 066W 29CA 43N 067W 16DA 43N 068W 23AC
07/11/7205/14/6905/14/6909/12/69
09/18/7405/14/6909/12/6906/20/7409/10/69
07/12/6909/09/6909/08/6910/22/7409/18/74
09/19/7407/14/6909/09/6910/24/7410/24/74
217INKR217INKR217INKR211LNCE
111ALVM217INKR211FXHL217INKR211LNCE
211FXHL211LNCE125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
217INKR211FXHL125FRUN125FRUN125FRUN
545530665180
261,469
210-
198
2,259114161170180
SPRING1,608
352145186
1,8101,9201,4802,800
4,0202,5401,7301,350
972
1,4901,0101,510570810
2,8001,3103,1002,5501,220
7.98.48.78.4
7.18.18.26.68.2
8.18.38.38.57.7
8.37.47.9--
14.014.09.0-
11.026.012.013.012.0
25.012.012.011.012.5
12.021.014.010.510.5
1,2301,190
9561,960
3,1301,5701,160
890629
943670942369
1,240
1,940844
2,2101,660
774
15213
11
2402345063106
47054
87
240
251811
38
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming--Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- sium bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen Silica (mg/L) (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
SHERIDAN COUNTY Continued
2136 10'2
3
295
584018
11929163
173
372 303
5551,140
816350490
81036010029
404
150011
750
943335621
2236
412 624
174225
1
6
121
381
.4
.0
.2
.8
.7
.0
.2
.3
.0
.3
.8
.6
.1
.5
.5
.0
.8
.0
.1
.1
_-
-7
_
-
441--
_246237240
-
_-
521 315
-
23,110 1^690
30
550
329186493
1575
2231
6450
3,000 43
233
21
8168
235752
42
8010
10
101315 1
30
1.4.2 .4
1.81.9
2.11.8.2.4.3
.6
.2
.7
.22.2
1.94.01.2 .3.2
9
1198
98
12138
987511
91226 8
38
.1
!o.1.2
.8
.2
.0
.0
.4
.7
.0
.8
.2
.0
.4
.0
.0
.9
.0
120190 110
--
_-
180120120
1302099
130
_-
960
88040 120140190
10014010
1,300130
205809010
310
150580
3,000 10
440
30 2.0 230 160 1.2 0.84 11.0
WESTON COUNTY
31131
12066372153
02842
35
90763
391365330712
61015031520038
350132385140290
600325720560280
2.33.32.12.0
24.09.43.77.42.3
1.01.91.92.99.6
6.8.1
2.84.43.1
209216272
1,017
767153556207384
559444956327574
350525376508572
693660454705
1,700985460480210
2880
3340
510
1,100238
1,240790170
1313229
32181135
1113305
13
178
271811
.5
.3
.5
.6
.7
.4
.4
.1
.2
2.5.4
2.2.7.6
.72.01.3.7
1.7
.10
.00
.00
.00
.27
.00-.01.14
.00
.13
.001.201.70
.50
.00-1.801.10
8.48.18.612.0
22.011.014.07.311.0
11.09.07.08.37.4
8.711.06.57.17.4
709070
210
130700
9040
21070707040
1,600240808040
-230150
0
3,60017,000
06,000
0
0170
0400530
2104040
860500
39
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth Specific or conduc-
interval tance sampled (micro- (feet) Siemens) pH
Tem- per- a-
ture
Dis solved solids (mg/L)
Cal cium (mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
44N 062W44N 062W44N 062W44N 063W44N 063W
44N 063W44N 064W45N 060W45N 060W45N 060W
45N 060W45N 060W45N 06 1W45N 06 1W45N 06 1W
45N 06 1W45N 06 1W45N 061W45N 06 1W45N 06 1W
45N 06 1W45N 06 1W45N 062W45N 063W45N 064W
45N 065W45N 067W45N 067W46N 060W46N 060W
46N 060W46N 060W46N 06 1W46N 06 1W46N 062W
46N 062W46N 062W46N 063W46N 063W
02DCA11CC22CCC09CAD18DC
26CAC27ACC17C17CCB20BBB
31A31C02BC20CA20DCA
21CBD28AB28AB29CBA29CBB
30ADB33AB22CCC04CAC21BB
26CB08CC14DC30AD30AD
30AD31BA09BD10BA12BA
18BDC27DC10DCA15BD
05/19/6911/14/7407/14/6907/12/6911/15/74
05/13/7507/15/6910/01/5709/06/7411/11/75
10/01/5710/01/5706/18/6801/07/5007/15/80
01/28/6903/14/6203/15/6210/24/7403/15/62
03/15/6206/04/6905/19/6905/22/6910/23/74
10/22/7409/18/7409/18/7408/29/7508/13/74
07/17/7510/24/6805/05/6206/27/7409/17/74
06/05/6909/09/6904/08/5807/11/72
217LKOT217LKOT217LKOT217INKR211FXHL
337PHSP217INKR317MNKT317MNKT317MNKT
317MNKT317MNKT317MNLS337PHSP331MDSN
337PHSP317MNLS337PHSP217INKR337PHSP
337PHSP337PHSP217INKR217INKR211LNCE
211LNCE125FRUN125FRUN237SPRF237SPRF
237SPRF337PHSP237SPRF217LKOT217INKR
337PHSP217LKOT337PHSP337PHSP
6,2273,4673,8324,610
197
6,8815,331
-SPRINGSPRING
--
7202,638
-
2,8721,9502,738
9303,073
3,0283,5963,4501,800
124
100248400160160
_1,178
SPRINGSPRING
55
2,677300
2,5923,072
34111
1111
222
3
1
112
22
1
86
1
3
,290,000,660,750,500
550,700,860,940,800
,190,380,700
-615
578,010504,360642
601534,780,360,500
810,750,200700,580
870473,300309,740
480,350563496
8.17.18.07.98.3
7.58.27.57.87.6
7.77.68.0-
7.7
7.47.47.46.77.4
7.47.97.77.88.6
7.4-
7.47.96.9
7.48.28.28.67.5
7.87.87.57.7
32.041.053.052.010.5
35.050.0
-12.59.0
--
15.0-
27.0
---
15.0-
-22.032.024.010.2
10.011.011.015.010.0
14.016.0
-6.09.0
16.011.0
--
3211
1111
122
2
1
1
11
1
64
1
3
,200,620,190,200730
374,120,620,620,600
,970,200,530290370
385,870290901379
369332,490884,360
512,940,410
-,200
-276,100180,240
279,090342283
603410772
37
731
402430420
4725326855475
766046215076
7676
24326
5010039
100240
-65
1,44042150
624248064
40
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium (mg/L)
Sodium (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- sium bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- fate (mg/L)
Chlo ride (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
138130190
16
221
565051
7883373332
29161295733
32267712
2580214473
_24
29712
100
282482627
150300270400200
11405
443
65
35-5
3293
316
43
83304490
1104504401214
_3
22,9003
87
2172
32
36.023.014.01.73.3
4.82.11.61.91.9
2.62.64.8-
2.4
2.26.71.86.82.6
2.82.319.01.42.7
3.49.46.61.72.1
_1.5
38.02.814.0
1.418.0
.61.4
160134162194369
101472190233256
227225141
-280
27612728920
257
268276144197740
425564774
-208
234318214167280
296376298293
2,100830690655260
200382
1,0401,000980
1,2601,4201,680
34110
871,980
37630117
10574
970456480
80990510230650
19012
3,78020
730
272,000
6924
58840131410
858121
54950
119182
21499
121382
55
30
35,5002
15
12612
1.6.2.6.7.5
1.42.8.2.3.3
.4
.41.2-.4
-.9.3
1.0.4
.4
.6
.2
.1
.5
.1
.3
.1
.3
.3
_.3
1.8.2.3
.3
.3
.2
.5
-0.01.00.00
3.40
.10
.001.40.38.34
3.204.70--.00
_
.00-.06-
_---.05
2.90.47.03-
9.80
_-
9.00.39.02
---
1.00
25.021.026.032.06.0
4.539.013.012.011.0
14.016.09.29.012.0
.10.013.07.214.0
14.013.020.012.05.8
8.78.78.115.017.0
_13.018.015.06.7
12.09.815.013.0
1,20020607070
40560505050
11070
280-
50
30150104020
1001030
600
5011090
210170
3700-
30390
0420
-10
4,800-
420220
-
-53040-
10
000-
10
-
070
46,00060
4030
5,100200110
1002,900
17040
340
-400
202,400
308,600
0-
41
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date of collec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
interval sampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance (micro- siemens) PH
Tem- per- a-
ture (°C)
Dis solved Cal- solids cium (mg/L) (mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
46N46N46N
46N46N46N46N46N
46N46N46N46N46N
46N46N46N47N47N
47N47N47N47N47N
47N47N47N47N47N
47N47N47N47N48N
48N48N48N48N48N
48N48N48N48N48N
063W063W063W
064W064W064W064W064W
064W064W065W065W065W
065W067W067W060W061W
06 1W062W062W063W063W
064W064W065W065W066W
066W066W067W067W060W
061W061W062W062W062W
063W065W065W066W066W
17CBC18ADD18ADD
11DB13CCA13CCA20BB23CCB
24ADA33AD03DD20CDD23BAD
25A09AD29BBC30AAA01CBC
11CBB11AA24AD25CB31CDA
12CCC31BB13DD17CB02CCB
22C30DA02BAA03CA08CC
07AD30AA19DC20AD20DDD
30BD25CC35CCB01CCC02DD
05/13/7503/14/5808/19/60
08/19/6008/19/6005/22/6910/23/6807/22/80
06/05/6710/03/7410/01/7407/18/8007/21/80
05/14/7506/26/7406/26/7406/03/6906/03/69
06/03/6909/09/6909/17/7408/15/7405/22/69
06/27/7410/23/6806/04/7406/04/7407/15/69
06/05/7406/05/7407/15/6906/05/7409/10/69
08/14/7406/05/6909/10/6908/14/7407/09/69
09/10/6905/14/7507/11/6907/11/6908/08/74
337PHSP217LKOT217LKOT
217LKOT217LKOT337PHSP211FXHL331MDSN
217LKOT211PIRR211LNCE331MDSN331MDSN
337PHSP125FRUN125FRUN317MNLS317MNLS
317MNLS237SPRF217LKOT217LKOT217INKR
317MNLS217INKR217INKR211FXHL211LNCE
211LNCE211LNCE211LNCE211LNCE317MNLS
317MNKT317MNLS221SNDC221SNDC221SNDC
217INKR337PHSP337PHSP217FLRV217FLRV
3,6051,0301,104
1,8001,9274,522
2005,125
1,852248150
-7,737
-130238425400
410140180140800
1,5603,850
638116240
180200160240
SPRING
1407003017098
7003,1613,198
822920
121
11
2
13
2112
1
22
122
1
11
480--
--
484875470
,130,200,300925675
750,560,870463495
432,760413,210,360
,010,780,450,270951
,230-
,020,120408
476955,560,110,040
,780750724,090,030
7.67.97.6
8.17.77.88.07.1
7.77.47.66.57.0
7.37.27.57.97.8
8.07.77.34.27.7
8.18.18.97.68.5
8.07.68.28.97.9
7.98.07.77.37.5
7.77.27.78.28.5
26.5--
--
37.0-
46.5
-10.210.542.565.0
25.010.311.016.09.0
10.0-
14.011.018.0
12.019.013.09.012.0
10.510.511.010.0
-
11.012.08.011.511.0
32.025.02.815.014.0
2951,560
832
2,100653269579263
7341,510
813654364
4441,0301,360
272297
2502,540
251757
2,510
1,2801,170923
1,570592
748834
1,3401,370
236
272676
1,1801,6901,750
1,490447469678634
6253
83
616757
044
9672
882102006883
70533456847
1121
697
1287131376
63150187390393
243889301
42
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Mag nesium Sodium (mg/L) (mg/L)
Alkalin ity as
Potas- bicar- sium bonate (mg/L) (mg/L)
Sul- Chlo- fate ride (mg/L) (mg/L)
Fluo- ride (mg/L)
Ni trate as ni trogen (mg/L)
Silica (mg/L)
Boron (Mg/L)
Iron (Mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
271
--
263626
021
2831
39971102412
1595222820
300
345
4386
248
21451128887
77393401
2_
688-2
823
250560310593
2189818
2111
761
740
410400330410227
270150445430
1
43
291719
832
20244240
1.6_
--
1.44.21.7
.52.61.62.71.9
2.45.48.71.11.3
1.45.85.59.03.8
2.71.2.9
4.81.9
3.05.42.34.8.5
1.42.012.08.97.7
19.02.41.5.0.8
329194219
183195273371268
207942635219232
273787586305304
254188172
1144
166251422446505
636439454479272
26523
463354296
144273267262446
27861403
1,2703072918231
361460170260120
1602906301213
191,680
63560
1,610
76061533081092
130300635650
6
22335580
1,0001,080
970160174279120
21314
3212184
763
522
22402
1936
11
6173992
417441
22
1457
421
1639
0.3_-
--.4.2.5
.6
.7
.7
.01.2
3.0.2.1.0.0
.0
.1
.1
.4
.0
.1
.0
.7
.1
.0
.1
.1
.0
.1
.1
.2
.0
.0
.2
.0
.23.01.2.1
1.4
0.19_
-----
_.51.56--
.16
.11
.14
.543.61
1.561.401.60.01.00
.03
.01
.82
.33
.25
.111.80.00
1.20.00
4.603.162.71.04.00
.00
.16
.01
.00
.28
11.0_
--
14.012.019.0
11.06.97.4
39.024.0
12.015.018.012.011.0
9.712.014.06.610.0
8.613.08.912.07.6
11.012.08.32.19.2
8.610.08.89.78.8
20.012.012.08.210.0
20_
--
1011020
60--
19030
20100230
00
040050110170
11040
220480230
100130150170
0
2060
310160120
10102060
230
__
--
3104,900
10
7804050
58010
_1,8001,800
--
--
5018,000
100----
-
210---
10--
350~
----
140
43
Table 1. Chemical analyses of wells and springs in the Powder River
Sample location
Date ofcollec tion
Aqui fer
Well depth or
intervalsampled (feet)
Specific conduc tance(micro- siemens) pH
Tem per- Dis- a- solved
ture solids (°C) (mg/L)
Calcium (mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
48N 067W 05DB 48N 067W 25DB 48N 068W 26BAB
05/22/74 05/21/74 07/17/69
111ALVM 211LNCE 211FXHL
40160
2,250
1,6001,0101,400
7.9 8.1 9.0
8.110.025.0
1,070635900
40211
44
structural basin and adjacent areas, northeastern Wyoming Continued
Magnesium(mg/L)
Sodium(mg/L)
Potassium(mg/L)
Alkalin ity asbicarbonate(mg/L)
Sul-fate(mg/L)
Chloride(mg/L)
Fluo-ride(mg/L)
trateas nitrogen(mg/L)
Silica(mg/L)
Boron(M8/L)
Iron(Mg/L)
WESTON COUNTY Continued
17 310 3.6 531 420 5 0.4 0.05 8.5 1408 210 2.5 486 140 2 .3 .32 9.2 1500 330 1.0 472 310 11 .1 .00 12.0 380
45
Tabl
e 2. Dissolved-trace-metal co
ncen
trat
ions
in
the
ground w
ater
of
the
Powder R
iver
st
ruct
ural
basin
and
adja
cent
areas, no
rthe
aste
rn W
yomi
ng
[Ana
lyse
s fr
om th
e files
of the
U.S.
Ge
olog
ical
Su
rvey
; co
ncen
trat
ions
in m
icro
gram
s pe
r liter;
<, le
ss than;
ND,
not
detected;
Aquifer:
see
page 5
for
aqui
fer
codes]
Location
Aqui
fer
Date
Arse
nic
Barium
Cadmium
Chromium
Copp
er
Lead
Mercury
Selenium
Zinc
42N
070W
03
CB
43N
070W 0
1BA
43N
070W
03BA
43N
070W
03CC
43N
070W
03C
C
43N
070W
03DD
43N
070W
13BB
43N
070W
17
BB
43N
070W
24BD
43N
070W
26A
A
43N
070W
26BB
43N
070W
27
CC
43N
070W
27
CC
43N
070W
27
CC
43N
070W
29BD
43N
070W
33D
D 43N
070W 3
4AD
43N
070W
34CD
47N
072W
07C
BC
47N
072W
07CBC
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07C
BD
47N
072W
07
CBD
47N
072W
07C
BD
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125FRUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125FRUN
124W
STC
124WSTC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
OB/09/76
OB/0
2/76
OB/02/76
OB/19/76
OB/0
9/76
OB/09/76
OB/03/76
OB/12/76
OB/17/76
07/29/76
OB/01/76
10/04/73
07/03/73
06/15/73
08/11/76
05/24/73
07/31/73
10/0
4/73
11/05/80
05/09/80
10/0
4/77
10/1
0/76
10/09/76
10/10/76
10/09/76
10/09/76
10/2
2/76
10/09/76
08/04/77
08/04/77
- - - - - - -<
5 - - -<
5 5<
5 -
< 10 5
< 1 1 1
< 1 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 1 1
< 1
< 1
900
< 100
< 10
0 <
100
< 10
0
< 100
< 100
< 10
0 <
100
< 100
CAMPBELL CO
UNTY
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2 2
< 2
< 2
< 2 5
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 2
< 1
0<
1 0
ND
ND
ND
< 2 ND ND ND ND < 2 2
< < <
2 2 2 - 1 13 - 210
4 5 6 1 - 3 - 2 3 3 1
1<
2 2 2<
2
< 2
< 2 1
106 1
< 2
< 2 4 1
< 2
< 2 4 1 4 0 16
ND
ND
ND
ND ND<
2 ND 4 12
< 0.5
< .5
< .5
< 1
.1
.5 .4
.0
< 5
< 5
< 5
< 5
< 5
< 5
< 5 0 0
< 3
< 3
50 550
170
290 60 100 20
40<
20 4
Tabl
e 2. Dissolved-trace-metal co
ncen
trat
ions
in
the
ground w
ater
of
the
Powder R
iver
Loca
tion
structural b
asin a
nd ad
jace
nt areas, no
rthe
aste
rn W
yomi
ng Con
tinu
ed
Aqui
fer
Date
Ar
seni
c Barium
Cadmium
Chromium
Copper
Lead
Mercury
Sele
nium
Zinc
CAMPBELL C
OUNT
Y Co
ntin
ued
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
07 2W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
07 2W
47N
07 2W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N 072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
07 2W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
47N
072W
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D
07CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D07
CBD
07CB
D
07CC
A07
CCA
07CC
A07
CCA
07CC
A
124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
125F
RUN
125FRUN
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
10/2
9/76
01/18/77
08/04/77
01/20/77
01/19/77
08/04/77
08/0
4/77
01/04/78
01/04/78
08/05/77
11/15/77
08/05/77
08/05/77
10/0
5/77
02/1
4/78
01/1
7/78
12/0
1/78
03/22/79
12/0
1/78
07/11/79
07/11/79
03/0
7/80
03/0
7/80
03/07/80
08/1
3/80
07/10/79
11/07/80
03/23/79
03/23/79
05/0
9/80
21<
1 <
1 1 2 5<
1 2 4<
1 1<
1<
1<
112
0 15 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 10 2<
1 1 6
1,100
100
100
100
100
500
100
500
200
100
700
100
100
200
200
200
400
100 30 200
200
200
< 100
< 100
ND
ND
< 2
ND
ND < 2 3 2
< 2
< 2 ND
< 2
< 2
ND
< 2 ND 2 ND
< 2
< 2
< 2 0 0 0 0 ND 0 ND ND 0
ND
20
ND
ND ND
10
10
10
10 ND
10
20
20 0
ND ND 0 0 0 0 ND 0
ND ND 5 ND
< 2 4 9 22 20 5 2 4 2 8 7
ND
30
ND 2
ND ND 0 0 0 0 ND 2 ND ND 0
0.1 .1
.1
.1 .1
.0
.0
.0
.0 .1
.4
.1
.1
.0
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 0 0 0 0
< 1 0
< 1
< 1 0
20
40
ND
20
40 850 20 30 ND 40
4ND
20
20
< 20 4 0 0 0 50 40 40 280
Tabl
e 2. Dissolved-trace-metal concentrations in t
he gr
ound
wat
er o
f th
e Powder Riv
er
structural ba
sin
and
adja
cent
ar
eas,
northeastern Wyoming Continued
Loca
tion
Aquifer
Date
Ar
seni
c Barium
Cadm
ium
Chromium
Copper
Lead
Merc
ury
Sele
nium
Zi
nc
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC
___
124WSTC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC
124W
STC
125FRUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
124W
STC
124WSTC
125F
RUN
111A
LVM
125F
RUN
07/1
0/79
07/11/79
07/11/79
12/0
5/79
07/11/79
07/1
0/79
03/23/79
03/2
3/79
10/25/79
12/0
5/79
03/0
7/80
03/07/80
05/06/80
08/15/80
07/1
0/79
01/0
6/78
10/0
7/76
10/0
8/76
10/08/76
10/0
8/76
08/1
8/75
08/1
8/75
07/2
0/76
07/2
0/76
07/2
7/76
07/2
7/76
07/21/76
10/1
9/77
03/0
5/75
03/0
4/75
< 1 1 1 0 1 1
< 1
< 1 1 1 3 2 1 9
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 2
< 1
< 1 1
< 1
< 1
- - - - -<
100
< 10
0- - 10
010
0- -
< 10
0<
100
< 100
< 100
< 100
- - - - - - - - - -
< 2
< 2 ND < 1
ND < 2
ND ND 0 1 0 0<
1 0<
2 2 ND < 2 ND ND ND ND < 2
< 2 ND ND ND ND-
< 2
ND ND<
20 0 ND
< 20 ND
< 20 4 0 10 10 0 0
< 20 - - - - -
ND ND<
20<
20 ND 20<
20<
20 ND-
ND ND ND3 ND ND- - 0 0 1 1 0 0 ND
- - - - -
ND ND<
2<
2ND
< 2
< 2
ND- 4
ND ND ND 0 ND ND ND ND 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 10 ND ND ND ND ND ND<
2<
2<
2 2 2 5 - 3
0.1 .1 .1 .0 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .0 .2 .0 .0 .0 .1
- - - - -
.5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .1 .5 .5
< 1
< 1
< 1 0
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 1 0 0 1 0 0
< 1 - - - - -
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 - -
207 30 - 30 7 - - 10 20 0 0
< 3 70
1,100 20 20
< 20 270 20 70
< 20 ND
< 20
1,800
< 20 ND
< 20 30 ND
Table
2. D
isso
lved
-tra
ce-m
etal
concentrations in
the
ground w
ater
of
th
e Po
wder
Ri
ver
VO
stru
ctur
al ba
sin
and
adja
cent
areas, northeastern W
yomi
ng Con
tinu
ed
Loca
tion
Aquifer
Date
Ar
seni
cBarium
Cadmium
Chro
mium
Copper
Lead
Merc
ury
Selenium
Zinc
CAMP
BELL
COUNTY Continued
SON
07 1W
SON
07 1W
SON
07 1W
SON
07 1W
SON
071W
SON
071W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON
07 2W
SON
072W
SON 072W
SON
07 2W
SON
073W
SIN
072W
52N
073W
52N
074W
53N
070W
53N
07 3W
53N
074W
53N
076W
54N
076W
55N
073W
56N
071W
56N
071W
56N 072W
56N
072W
56N
073W
56N
073W
27BA
D27
BAD
28AA
C33
BAC
33BA
C
33BA
C14
AAA
21AA
C21
ACC
26AA
C
26AC
B26
BBB
28AB
B34
AAA
01AA
23AB
25DD
01BA
13AA
20BD
35AB
22AB
27BC
26 30DB
B
30DB
B32AC
33BC
D21
AB25
BBA
111ALVM
125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
111ALVM
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC'
124W
STC
124W
STC
___
125F
RUN
124W
STC
125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
124WSTC
124WSTC
125FRUN
111ALVM
111ALVM
125FRUN
125FRUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
03/05/75
05/1
5/75
05/2
4/76
10/20/77
10/2
0/77
03/06/75
05/2
0/76
05/2
5/76
05/0
5/76
05/2
6/76
07/0
6/76
05/2
6/76
08/1
3/76
07/0
6/76
08/1
3/76
11/2
2/76
07/1
0/76
07/2
2/76
07/0
5/76
07/2
3/76
07/2
2/76
07/12/76
07/2
6/76
10/19/77
10/1
9/77
10/2
6/76
10/18/77
10/1
8/77
10/1
7/77
10/1
8/77
< 1
< 1 3 3 1
< 1 -
< 1 - -
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 4
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 - 1 1 1 2 1 1 1
-<
100
ND < 2 ND ND ND
400
ND20
0 ND
20 20
ND < 2 ND ND < 2
< 2
< 2
ND ND < 2
ND < 2
< 2
300
ND < 2
< 2
< 2 3 2 6 ND
ND<
20 ND<
20<
20 -<
7ND
< 50
< 50 ND ND ND ND ND ND ND
< 20
< 20 ND
< 20 ND
< 20 ND
< 20 ND
< 20
< 20
< 20 20
- 2 2 ND ND
7<
2 2<
20<
20
< 2 2 ND 2
ND
2ND
< 2
< 2 ND 2 3
< 20 ND ND
< 2
< 2 ND 14 ND
- 2 4 8 3 4<
7 4< 50
< 50 4 7
.<
2 2 ND
< 2 ND 3 8 3 2 3 34 6 3
< 2 39 10 72 3
< 0.5 .5
< .5
< .1
< .1
< .5
-<
.5- -
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
-<
.1<
.1
< .5
< .1
< .1
< .1
< .1
-<
1 6<
1<
1 - -<
1 - -
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 9 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
20 < 1 -
< 1
< 1 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
30 2ND 20
< 20 20 ND 20-
370 80 100
140 30 140 60 20 200
< 20 ND 30
< 20 ND ND
< 20 230
< 20 ND ND
< 20
Tabl
e 2.
Dis
solv
ed-t
race
-met
al co
ncen
trat
ions
in
the ground w
ater of
the
Powd
er R
iver
Ln O
stru
ctur
al b
asin
and
adja
cent
areas, northeastern W
yoming Continued
Loca
tion
Aquifer
Date
Arsenic
Barium
Cadm
ium
Chromium
Copper
Lead
Mercury
Sele
nium
Zinc
CAMPBELL COUNTY Continued
56N
073W
56N
07 3W
56N 073W
56N
073W
56N
074W
56N
074W
56N
076W
57N
070W
57N
074W
31N 07
1W33N
073W
33N
075W
35N
07 1W
35N 07
4W
36N 072W
36N 07
3W36N
073W
36N
073W
36N
073W
36N
07 3W
36N
074W
36N
074W
36N
074W
37N
068W
37N 073W
37N 07
3W37
N 07
4W37
N 074W
38N
07 3W
25CC
25CC
25CC
27DD
C04AA
04CB
25CB
19DD
08BA
08CD
D32
CD20
AAC
27CC
35CA
A
27BD
B21
DCC
21DC
C26
ADA
27AB
B
35DA
D04
DCD
26BA
36AB
B12
CB
10BAC
14 ADA
02DC
A14
AB14BCB
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
---
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
317CSPR
331MDSN
331MDSN
211FXHL
---
...
---
-__
125F
RUN
_._
124W
STC
---
10/17/77
10/26/76
10/12/77
10/1
7/77
08/1
1/76
08/1
1/76
07/0
8/76
07/2
4/76
07/0
9/76
06/29/79
04/18/74
07/22/76
02/0
5/75
10/3
0/75
07/0
1/80
05/08/80
05/0
8/80
05/08/80
05/0
7/80
05/0
7/80
05/0
6/80
05/28/80
05/08/80
10/06/77
05/2
8/80
05/0
8/80
07/0
1/80
10/0
7/77
05/0
9/80
1<
1 1 2<
1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 - - 25 2 - - - - - - - - - -
< 1 . - -
< 1 -
9<
2 17 7 3 3ND < 2
ND
CONV
ERSE
_ _
80
< 9
< 10
0 ND ND
300
< 8
. - - - - -
- - -<
2 .- -
ND-
20 ND<
20<
20 ND ND ND ND ND
COUNTY
_<
20 ND ND<
3 . - - - - _ - - - 20 - - - 20 -
2<
2 2<
2<
2
< 2
< 2
< 2
ND
«. 14 ND ND<
2 _ - - - - _ - - - 2 . - -ND-
92 2 70 63 3 4 2 8 ND
_ 20 ND<
2<
3 . - - - - _ - - - 9 . - - 2 -
< 0.1
< .5
< .1
< .1
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
. -<
.51.5
- . - - - - . - - -<
.1
. - -<
.1-
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 -
< 1 - - 0 9 2 3 24 0 1
31 23 < 1 1 0 0
< 1 0
< 20 170
< 20
< 20
< 20
< 20 ND ND 980 _ 60 30 20
< 8 _ - - - - . - - -
ND
. - -ND-
Table
2. D
isso
lved
-tra
ce-m
etal
co
ncen
trat
ions
in
the
grou
nd w
ater
of
the
Powd
er Riv
er
stru
ctur
al b
asin and
adja
cent
areas, no
rthe
aste
rn Wyo
ming
Con
tinu
ed
Loca
tion
Aquifer
Date
Arsenic
Bari
um
Cadmium
Chro
mium
Co
pper
Le
adMe
rcur
y Se
leni
um
Zinc
CONV
ERSE
COUNTY Continued
38N*
073
W 27CDB
38N
073W
33
CCB
39N
073W
23C
CA
39N
073W
23
DCD
39N
073W
24BDD
05/0
9/80
05/29/80
05/0
7/80
05/07/80
05/0
7/80
39N
074W
34B
DD
124W
STC
10/1
1/77
5 IN
52N
53N
53N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
063W
062W
062W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
12ADB
18C
19DBB
18BB
D15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15 DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
337PHSP
317M
NLS
337PHSP
374FLTD
361R
DRV
361R
DRV
361R
DRV
361R
DRV
337L
DGP
337L
DGP
337L
DGP
331M
SNC
331MSNC
331MSNC
331MSNC
331CRLS
331C
RLS
337L
DGP
361RDRV
...
11/0
5/75
07/22/78
11/0
5/75
08/30/75
10/1
8/76
07/28/77
07/29/77
07/29/77
07/30/77
08/01/77
08/02/77
08/02/77
08/05/77
08/06/77
08/07/77
08/08/77
08/08/77
08/09/77
08/11/77
08/12/77
OB/12/77
OB/16/77
OB/16/77
OB/16/77
08/18/77
< < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < <
2 1 2 3 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
50 200
< 100
< 10
0 <
100
< 100
< 100
< 10
0 <
100
< 100
< 100
300
200
400
300
400
200
200
300
300
300
500
9 < 20
CROO
K CO
UNTY
ND
< 2
ND
ND
ND < 2
ND < 2
< 2
ND ND
ND
ND
ND
< 2
ND 2
ND
ND
ND ND
ND
ND
ND
< 2
2ND ND ND
< 20 ND
ND
ND
ND
ND ND
ND
ND
ND 4 4 4 ND
ND ND 4 4 ND
ND
ND
4ND 6 5
< 2
< 2
ND ND<
2<
2
< 2
ND
ND
ND
ND ND
ND
ND
ND
ND ND
< 2
ND
ND
ND
22 ND<
2 2<
2ND
2 2 2<
2 5 5 2 2ND
ND ND
<
2ND
<
2ND ND
ND
ND
ND 2
< 0.1
0 0 0 0 0
< 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 6 8 8 1 10 2 2 5 9 8 6 5 4 4 5 6 6 6 5
ND ND
370 20 240
< 20 170 4 6 4 8
< 20 30 20 ND6 4 20 2
< 20
ND
2<
20 6 8 20
Table
2. D
isso
lved
-tra
ce-m
etal
co
ncen
trat
ions
in th
e gr
ound
water of
th
e Powder R
iver
N5
stru
ctur
al ba
sin
and
Loca
tion
41N
081W 0
9CDB
49N
083W
27DBA
32N
08 1W
12AC
B33N
077W
15BCB
33N
080W
06C
BC33N
08 1W
36AA
D39N
078W
26C
DC
39N
079W
11
AAD
40N
079W 26
AAC
40N
079W
31BCA
40N
079W
35
CCC
Aqui
fer
331M
DSN
331MDSN
237G
SEG
331M
DSN
211FRNR
317T
SLP
331MDSN
331MDSN
331M
DSN
331M
DSN
Date
09/16/76
09/14/76
09/03/75
05/03/75
09/04/75
06/26/79
07/21/76
09/02/75
07/2
2/76
07/21/76
09/02/75
Arsenic
< 1 1 2 18 2 - 12 7 5 2 9
Bari
um
< 10
0<
100
-<
100
- -<
100
-<
100
< 100
-
adja
cent
area
s, no
rthe
aste
rn Wyoming Continued
Cadmium
Chro
mium
JOHN
SON
ND ND
NATR
ONA
ND ND ND-
ND ND ND ND ND
COUN
TY < 20
-ND
COUN
TY < 20 ND ND-
ND
< 20 ND
< 20 ND
Copper
< 2
< 2 2
< 2
< 2 -
ND
< 2
< 2
ND<
2
Lead ND 5 2 2 2 -
ND
< 2 3 ND
< 2
Mercury
< 0.5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
-<
.5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
Sele
nium
< 1 1 4
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 1
< 1
< 1
Zinc ND 20 22
0 ND 20 -14
0 20 40 20<
20
NIOBRARA C
OUNT
Y
36N
06 7W
13AA
A
53N
084W
13BDC
55N
07 7W
11BA
55N
077W
11BA
55N
077W
11BA
55N
07 7W
11BA
55N
077W
11
BA55N
077W
11BA
55N
077W
11BA
55N
089W
01D
A56N
085W
31BD
56N
086W
05
AA57N
087W
21
DBC
57N
088W
12
BB57N
088W
12BB
58N
087W 32BBB
125F
RUN
331M
DSN
211FXHL
211LNCE
125T
ULK
125T
ULK
125TGRV
125T
GRV
374FLTD
125FRUN
___
331M
DSN
331MDSN
331MDSN
317T
SLP
10/06/77
05/0
9/75
10/1
8/78
10/2
2/78
10/2
2/78
10/2
2/78
10/2
4/78
10/2
4/78
10/2
4/78
08/14/75
08/1
6/76
08/16/76
05/0
8/75
11/1
8/76
11/1
8/76
11/2
2/76
< 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 2
< 1
< 1
< 1
-
< 10
0700
700
700
600
500
500
400
- - _ 400
< 100
< 10
0<
100
ND
SHER
IDAN
ND < 2 2 3 2 3
< 2 2
ND ND < 2
ND ND ND ND
20
COUNTY ND
< 20 ND ND ND ND
< 20
< 20 ND ND ND ND ND ND ND
ND 20 30<
2ND ND
3ND ND
< 2
ND ND<
2 5<
2<
2
3
< 2 4 9 26 10 17 29 24 ND
< 2
< 2 ND ND
< 2
< 2
< .1
< .5
-<
.1<
.1<
.1
< .1
< .1
< .1
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1
< 1 3 3 1 1
< 20
< 20 20 20 20 20
< 20 20 20 90 280
270 ND
< 20 ND
< 20
Table
2.--
Diss
olve
d-tr
ace-
meta
l concentrations in
the
grou
nd wate
r of
th
e Po
wder
River
Ui
structural ba
sin
and
adja
cent
ar
eas,
northeastern W
yoming Continued
Loca
tion
Aquifer
Date
Arsenic
Bari
umCadmium
Chro
mium
Copper
Lead
Merc
ury
Selenium
Zinc
WEST
ON CO
UNTY
44N
063W
26CAC
45N
060W
20BBB
45N
061W 02BC
45N
061W
20CA
45N
061W 28AB
45N
061W 2
9CBB
45N
061W 30ADB
45N
061W
33AB
46N
060W 30AD
46N
062W 18
BDC
46N
063W
17
CBC
46N
064W
13CCA
46N
065W 2
3BAD
46N
065W
25A
47N
060W
30A
AA
48N
061W 07AD
48N
065W
25CC
337P
HSP
317M
NKT
317MNLS
337PHSP
337P
HSP
337P
HSP
337PHSP
337PHSP
237SPRF
337P
HSP
337P
HSP
217L
KOT
337P
HSP
337PHSP
317MNLS
317M
NKT
337P
HSP
05/1
3/75
11/11/75
08/29/75
05/1
3/75
05/1
2/75
05/1
3/75
08/2
9/75
08/2
9/75
08/2
9/75
07/1
3/76
05/1
3/75
05/14/75
05/14/75
05/1
4/75
08/3
0/75
08/3
0/75
05/1
4/75
2 2 3 3 4 4 2 2 2 3 2 2 4 1<
1 3 1
< 10
0<
100
-<
100
< 10
0
< 10
0- - -
< 10
0
< 100
< 10
0<
100
< 100
- -
0
ND < 2
ND ND ND < 2
ND ND ND ND ND < 2
ND ND ND ND0
ND< 20 20 ND ND ND 20 ND 30 ND ND ND ND ND ND
< 20 0
ND<
2ND
< 2
< 2
< 2 18 ND ND
< 2 60 3 20 11 4
180 11
ND9
ND ND ND ND ND<
2ND ND
2ND2
< 2
< 2
< 2 1
< 0.5
-<
.5<
.5<
.5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5
< .5 .0
< 1 2 8 2 3 6 5 4 2 1 1 1 5 6 2
< 1 6
ND 50<
20 ND ND ND 20<
20 490 20 ND ND 30 4
300
200 4
Table
3. Radiochemical an
alys
es of
ground water
in the
Powder River
stru
ctur
al basin
and
adjacent ar
eas,
northeastern W
yoming
[Analyses
by U
.S.
Geological Surv
ey;
conc
entr
atio
ns in
micrograms
per
lite
r (|
Jg/L
) or
picocuries
per
lite
r (p
ci/L
);<, le
ss th
an.
Aquifer:
see
page 5
for
aqui
fer
codes]
County
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CA
MPBELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CAMP
BELL
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONV
ERSE
Location
43N
07 OW
43N
070W
43N
070W
43N
071W
48N
075W
49N
075W
SON
071W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON
07 2W
SON
072W
SON
072W
SON 07
3W52N
074W
53N
073W
53N
07 4W
53N
076W
57N
070W
33N
073W
33N
075W
35N
074W
36N
072W
36N
072W
27CC
27CC
27CC
21AD
B14
BD
34CA
28AA
C14
AAA
21AA
C21
ACC
26AA
C26
BBB
28AB
B01AA
01BA
20BD
35AB
22AB
19DD
32CD
20AA
C35CAA
21BA
D27BDB
Aqui
fer
125FRUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124W
STC
124WSTC
125F
RUN
125FRUN
125FRUN
124WSTC
125FRUN
331M
DSN
331MDSN
124W
STC
124WSTC
Date
10/04/73
07/03/73
06/1
5/73
06/2
2/78
07/2
7/76
07/21/76
05/2
4/76
05/2
6/76
05/25/76
05/0
5/76
05/26/76
05/2
6/76
08/13/76
08/1
3/76
07/2
2/76
07/23/76
07/22/76
07/12/76
07/2
4/76
04/1
8/74
07/22/76
10/30/75
07/01/80
07/0
1/80
Gros
s alpha,
dis
solv
ed(MS
/I- a
snatural
uranium) - -
< 5.
2
< 9.2
< 25
< 13
< 16
< 30
< 62
< 57
< 37
< 30
< 36
< 13
< 47
< 12
< 9.7
< 20
1,900
120
< 4.4
< 55
Gros
s Gr
oss
Gross
alph
a,
beta,
beta
, sus-
dis-
sus
pended
solved
pend
ed
(pg/L
as
(pci
/L as
(p
ci/L
as
na
tura
l cesium
cesium
uranium)
137)
13
7)
- -2.
< 1.
< 0.
4 24
< .4
9.<
.4
5<
.4
29
< .4
22
< .4
23
< 8
< 7. 12 6. 11 8.
< 2. 51
110
350
13
20<
2.<
22
- -1 9
< 0.
48
< .4
< .4
< .4
< .4
< .4
-7
-
1-
9 4
_ 12 7.8
3-
Radi
um
226,
di
s
solv
ed
rado
n method
(pci
/L)
- - - _ 0.15
1.1 .25
.11
.6 .77
- - - _ - - - _ - 2.2 .26
9.9
Radi
um
226,
di
s
solved
precip
itation
method
(pci/L)
- -<
0.1
< .1
- - - - _ -.1 .1 .3 .5 .3 .8
< .1
_ - - - -
Uranium,
dis-
so
lved
- extrac-
tion
method
(pg/L)
< 0.
85
< .85
< .85
.00
.04
< .01
- - - -
.3 .09
.06
.1 .03
.04
-<
.01
.02
_ - - - -
Uranium,
dis
solved
direct
fluoro-
metric
meth
od
(pg/L)
- - - _ 1.1 .6
- 1.1
_ - - - - _ 14 - - _ - 19 - -
Tabl
e 3.
Rad
ioch
emical an
alys
es of
gr
ound
wat
er in
th
e Powder R
iver
st
ruct
ural
ba
sin
and
adjacent ar
eas,
northeastern W
yomi
ng Continued
Gross
Gross
alph
a,
alph
a,
dis-
sus-
solv
ed
pend
ed
(|jg/L as
(pg/L
as
natu
ral
natu
ral
County
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONVERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CONVERSE
CONVERSE
CONVERSE
CONV
ERSE
CROO
KCR
OOK
CROO
KCR
OOK
CROO
K
CROO
KCR
OOK
CROO
KCR
OOK
CROO
K
Location
36N
36N
36N
36N
36N
36N
36N
36N
37N
37N
37N
38N
38N
38N
39N
39N
39N
52N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
57N
073W
073W
073W
073W
073W
074W
074W
074W
073W
073W
074W
073W
073W
073W
073W
073W
073W
062V
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
065W
21DCC
21DCC
26AD
A27
ABB
35DAD
04DC
D26BA
36AB
B10BAC
14ADA
02DC
A14BCB
27CD
B33CCB
23CC
A
23DCD
24BD
D
18C
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
15DA
Aqui
fer
124W
STC
124WSTC
124WSTC
124W
STC
___
124WSTC
124W
STC
---
124WSTC
124WSTC
124W
STC
124WSTC
125F
RUN
125F
RUN
337PHSP
374FLTD
361R
DRV
361R
DRV
337LDGP
337L
DGP
331MSNC
331MSNC
331M
SNC
331C
RLS
Date
uranium)
uran
ium)
05/08/80
05/0
8/80
05/08/80
05/0
7/80
05/0
7/80
05/0
6/80
05/28/80
05/0
8/80
05/2
8/80
05/08/80
07/0
1/80
05/09/80
05/09/80
05/2
9/80
05/0
7/80
05/07/80
05/0
7/80
07/2
2/78
10/18/76
07/28/77
07/2
9/77
08/01/77
08/0
2/77
08/05/77
08/0
6/77
08/0
8/77
08/09/77
12 37 21 34 81 150
120 40
< 4.
93.4
< .7
57<
4.4
< 5.7
< 16 7.
6<
4.4
< 8.
1 <
0.4
25<
7.2
< .4
8.7
< .4
< 7
.5
12
< .4
50
544
4.9
< 15
<
.4<
12
.8
Gross
Gross
beta,
beta,
dis-
sus-
solved
pended
(pci
/L as
(pci/L a
s cesium
cesi
um137)
137)
5 7 5 4 8 12 12 7 4<
1 10 7 3 3<
10 3 4
< 3 19 2 2 3 2 13 18 8 8
.9 .7-
.4- - -
.7-
.8
_.7
-.6
-
.6 .2 .4
< 0.
4-
.9
< .4
.3
.5<
.4
.9
.61.
2 .7.9
1.2
.1
.9
Radium
Uranium,
Radi
um
226,
Uranium,
dis-
226,
dis-
dis-
solved
dis-
solv
ed
solved-
dire
ct
solv
ed
precip-
extrac-
fluo
ro-
rado
n itation
tion
metr
ic
method
meth
od
method
method
(pci
/L)
(pci
/L)
(pg/L)
([Jg/L)
0.39
...
.27
.94
-.26
-.13
-
.28
-.3
5 -
.88
-.3
5 -
.12
-
.89
-3.
7 -
.6
- -
-.33
-1.
4 -
.58
-.5
5 -
0.00
14
- -
< 0.
4_ _ -
- -
-
_ _
_ _
_ _ _ _
Tabl
e 3. Radiochemical an
alys
es of ground wa
ter
in the
Powder R
iver
structural ba
sin
and
Coun
ty
CROO
K CR
OOK
CROO
K CR
OOK
S JO
HNSON
JOHN
SON
NATRONA
NATR
ONA
NATRONA
SHER
IDAN
|
SHERIDAN
P SH
ERID
ANc S
WEST
ON
8 WE
STON
Loca
tion
57N
57N
57N
57N
41N
49N
39N
40N
AON
56N
56N
57N
45N
46N
065W
06
5W
065W
065W
081W
08
3W
078W
07
9W
079W
085W
086W
087W
06 1W
062W
15DA
15
DA
15DA
15
DA
09CD
B 27
DBA
26CDC
26AAC
31BC
A
31BD
05
AA
21DBC
33AB
18BDC
Aqui
fer
337L
DGP
361R
DRV
331MDSN
331MDSN
331M
DSN
331MDSN
125F
RUN
331M
DSN
337P
HSP
337P
HSP
Date
08/1
1/77
08
/12/
77
08/12/77
08/18/77
09/1
6/76
09/14/76
07/21/76
07/22/76
07/21/76
08/16/76
08/16/76
07/19/76
07/13/76
07/13/76
adjacent
Gross
alpha,
dis
solv
ed
(|jg/L as
natural
uran
ium)
< 8.
4 11
<
6.2
19
350
< 3
190 18
270
< 8
< 5.
8 3 20 5.6
areas, no
rthe
aste
rn
Gros
s al
pha,
su
spended
(|Jg
/L as
natu
ral
uran
ium)
1.7 .4
< .4
< .4
3.1
18
< .4
7.5
< .4
< .4
<
.4
Gross
beta,
dis
solved
(pci/L as
cesium
137) 5.
4.
3.
7. 68 1.
93 4.
69 7.
10 3 5.
2.
8 4 4 8 5 1 9 4 1
Wyom
ing-
-Continued
Gros
s beta,
sus
pend
ed
(pci/L as
cesium
137)
< 0.
4 .6
.8
.5 .7
3.9 .4
2
< .4
< .4
.5
Radi
um
Uran
ium,
Radium
226,
Uranium,
dis-
226,
dis-
di
s-
solved
dis-
solved
solv
ed-
direct
solv
ed
precip-
extrac-
fluo
ro-
rado
n it
atio
n ti
on
metric
meth
od
meth
od
meth
od
meth
od(p
ci/L
) (pci/L)
(jjg
/L)
(pg/
L)
_ _
0.4
0.1
.5
.2
_