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Contents
Chapter I—General Considerations
Rate of flow of ground water
Porous surface materials resting on an impervious floor.
A porous bed between two impervious beds
On mineral waters
Application
Arkansas River
Blue River
Caney River
Cimarron River
Delaware River
Kansas River
Marais des Cygnes River
Neosho River
Ninnescah River
Rattlesnake River
Republican and Sappa Rivers
Solomon River
Verdigris River
Walnut River
Chapter III—Areas Covered with Glacial Debris
Geographical extent
Character of material
Water conditions
Additional areas
Chapter IV—The Tertiary Area of Western Kansas
Water-bearing conditions
Amount of water in the Tertiary
Chapter V—On Prospecting for Shallow Water
Chapter VI—Ground Water Within Stratified Rocks
The Galena-Pittsburg area
Quality of water
The Cherokee shales
Rocks of the Marmaton stage
Rocks of the Pottawatomie stage
Rocks of the Douglas stage
Succeeding Carboniferous stages
The Flint Hills area and the Flint Hills dip plane
The McPherson-Newton water area
The McPherson area
Water from the Dakota sandstone
Explorations already made within the Dakota
Summary
The Red Beds
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Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
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