Ground-Water Discharge from the Edwards and Associated Limestones, San Antonio Area, Texas, 1972
| Author | Puente C (US Geological Survey) |
| Year | 1973 |
| Description | Annual report for 1972 on discharge from the Edwards Aquifer issued by the Edwards Underground Water District |
| Report Number | Bulletin 31 |
| Publisher | Edwards Underground Water District |
| Location | Edwards Aquifer Balcones Fault Zone San Antonio Segment |
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| Summary |
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The estimated total well and spring discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones in the San Antonio area during 1972 was 747,100 acre-feet, which is the record high for the period 1934-72. The increase was due primarily to above-average springflow. The total discharge from wells and springs for 1972 was about 10 percent more than in 1971, and 38 percent greater than the average for 1934-71. About 50 percent of the total discharge came from wells, and approximately two-thirds of this discharge was from wells in Bexar County. Well discharge in 1972 was 10 percent less than in 1971, while springflow increased by about 37 percent. |
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