Prev Page--Start || Next Page--Introduction
Contents
Purpose and scope of investigation
Location and extent of area
Previous investigations
Methods of investigation
Well-numbering system
Acknowledgments
Topography and drainage
Climate
Population
Agriculture and industry
Mineral resources
Stratigraphy of subsurface rocks
Precambrian rocks
Cambrian System
Cambrian and Ordovician systems
Devonian or Mississippian System
Pennsylvanian System
Stratigraphy of outcropping rocks
Pennsylvanian System--Middle Pennsylvanian Series
Desmoinesian Stage--Marmaton Group
Pawnee Limestone
Laberdie Limestone Member
Bandera Shale
Altamont Limestone
Amoret Limestone Member
Lake Neosho Shale Member
Worland Limestone Member
Nowata Shale
Lenapah Limestone
Norfleet Limestone Member
Perry Farm Shale Member
Idenbro Limestone Member
Holdenville Shale
Pennsylvanian System--Upper Pennsylvanian Series
Missourian Stage--Pleasanton Group
Seminole Formation
Hepler Sandstone Member
South Mound Shale Member
Checkerboard Limestone
Tacket Formation
Lower unnamed shale member
Middle unnamed limestone member
Upper unnamed shale member
Missourian Stage--Kansas City Group (Bronson Subgroup)
Hertha Limestone
Critzer Limestone Member
Mound City Shale Member
Sniabar Limestone Member
Ladore Shale
Swope Limestone
Middle Creek Limestone Member
Hushpuckney Shale Member
Bethany Falls Limestone Member
Galesburg Shale
Dennis Limestone
Canville Limestone Member
Stark Shale Member
Winterset Limestone Member
Missourian Stage--Kansas City Group (Linn Subgroup)
Cherryvale Shale
Drum Limestone
Chanute Shale
Noxie Sandstone Member
Unnamed shale member
Cottage Grove Sandstone Member
Iola Limestone
Paola Limestone Member
Muncie Creek Shale Member
Raytown Limestone Member
Missourian Stage--Kansas City Group (Zarah Subgroup)
Lane Shale and Bonner Springs Shale
Missourian Stage--Lansing Group
Plattsburg Limestone
Merriam Limestone Member
Hickory Creek Shale Member
Spring Hill Limestone Member
Vilas Shale
Tertiary System
Pliocene Series
Pre-Kansan deposits
Quaternary System
Pleistocene Series
Kansan Stage
Illinoisan Stage
Wisconsinan and Recent stages
Source, occurrence, and movement of ground water
Ground-water recharge and discharge
Chemical character of ground water
Chemical constituents in relation to use
Dissolved solids
Hardness
Nitrate
Fluoride
Chloride
Iron
Sulfate
Sanitary considerations
Availability of ground water
Consolidated rocks
Limestone and shale aquifers
Pre-Pennsylvanian rocks
Tacket Formation
Swope Limestone
Dennis Limestone
Sandstone aquifers
Bandera Shale
Nowata Shale
Hepler Sandstone Member
Galesburg Shale
Chanute Shale
Other aquifers
Unconsolidated rocks
Neosho River valley
Illinoisan terrace deposits
Wisconsinan and Recent alluvium
Other stream valleys
Records of wells, test holes, and springs
Prev Page--Start || Next Page--Introduction
Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
Placed on web April 17, 2009; originally published December 1966.
Comments to webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
The URL for this page is http://www.kgs.ku.edu/General/Geology/Neosho/01_contents.html