Interim report on surface water resources and quality of waters in Lee County, Florida

Report seeks to address following questions: 1. Where within Lee County are surface supplies of water located? 2. What are the variations in this supply? 3. What can be done to provide better answers to questions 1 and 2 than are available at the present time? (PDF contains 76 pages.)

Interim report on surface water resources of Baker County, Florida

The principal sources of surface-water supplies inBaker County are the St. Marys River and its tributaries. However, the flow of many of the small tributaries is intermittent, and without storage they are not dependable sources of supply during sustained periods of deficient rainfall. Of the six stream-gaging stations in Baker County for which complete records are available, one has been in operation for 31 years and provides a long-term record upon which to base correlative estimates for extending the short-term records at the other stations. All available streamflow data to 1957 have been summarized in graphic or tabular form. The hydrologic balance between minimum streamflows and increased evaporation losses afforded by potential shallow reservoirs provides design criteria for determining the maximum surface area of effective reservoir that can be created at a selected site within Baker County. This information has been presented in graphic and tabular form in the report. (PDF has 37 pages.)

Surface water resources of Polk County, Florida

The rapid increase in population in Polk County during the last decade has been accompanied by a several-fold increase in the number and complexity of problems pertaining tothe use andcontrolof the streams andlakes of the county. The increase in problems has increased the need for more information about the occurrence and movement of surface water. The primary purpose of this report is to give that information. Its secondary purpose is to give information that will promote an understanding of the nature and causes of the problems or that will aid in arriving at practical solutions. (PDF contains 133 pages.)

Boone County surface water resources /

Bibliography: p. 73-76.

Bond County surface water resources /

Bibliography: p. 33.

Champaign County surface water resources.

Bibliography: p. 49-50.

Carroll County surface water resources /

Bibliography: p. 40-41.

Christian County surface water resources /

Bibliography: p. 40-42.

Clay County surface water resources /

Bibliography: p. 34-35.

DeWitt County surface water resources /

"April, 1969."

Edwards County surface water resources /

"March, 1969."

Effingham County surface water resources /

"February, 1969."

Fayette County surface water resources /

"January, 1968."

Hamilton County surface water resources /

"April, 1969."

Henry County surface water resources /

"April, 1969."