KGS--Scott County Geohydrology--Logs of Test Holes

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Logs of Test Holes and Wells

Listed in the following pages are the logs of 76 wells and test holes in Scott County, including 23 test holes drilled by the State Geological Survey (1-23) and one log of a test hole in Wichita County (log 43). The locations of the test holes drilled by the State Geological Survey are shown in Figure 2, and many of the wells are shown on Plate 2. The samples from the test holes drilled by the State Geological Survey were studied in the field by Perry McNally and later in the office by me.

Logs 1-15 || Logs 16-30 || Logs 31-45 || Logs 46-60 || Logs 61-77

46. Driller's log of irrigation well (180) of Otto Geeseka in the SE SW sec. 15, T. 19 S., P. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Clay	50	50
		Sand, unconsolidated	8	58
		Clay	35	93
		Sand, fine	3	96
		Sand, good	8	104
		Sand, fine	6	110
		Sand, fine, hard, or clay	1	111
		Sand, fine	2	113
		Sand	19	132
		Clay	1	133
		Sand	2	135
Cretaceous (Upper)
	Niobrara formation
		Shale, chalky, yellow	2	137

47. Driller's log of irrigation well (179) of Otto Geeseka in the NW SE sec. 15, T. 19 S., P. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	49	49
	Sand	5	54
	Clay, sandy	26	80
	Sand	1	81
	Clay	2	83
	Sand	1	84
	Sand and clay	2	86
	Sand, fine	8	94
	Sand and gravel	10	104
	Clay and fine sand	5	109
	Sand, coarse, good	11	120
	Sand	12	132
	Clay, brown	1	133

48. Driller's log of test hole of Bert C. Deng in the NW corner NE sec. 1-9, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. George Weishaar, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Soil	78	78
Tertiary—Pliocene
	Ogallala formation
		Rock	22	100
		Sand, fine	6	106
		Clay	14	120
Cretaceous (Upper)
	Niobrara formation
		Shale	-	120

49. Driller's log of irrigation well (182) of J. A. Sweeney in the SW NE sec. 20, T. 19 S., R. 38 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	25	25
	Sand	2	27
	Clay, sandy	2	29
	Clay	32	61
	Clay, sandy	2	63
	Sand and gravel	4	67
	Clay	1.5	68.5
	Sand, fine	1.5	70
	Sand and gravel	9	79
	Sand	3	82
	Sand and gravel	18	100
	Clay	1	101
	Sand, fine	2	103
	Clay, sandy	2	105

50. Driller's log of irrigation well (190) of C. W. Flood in the SW NW sec. 22, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Clay	44	44
		Sand and clay	4	48
		Sand and gravel	10	58
		Sand, fine	2	60
		Clay	6	66
		Sand	3	69
		Clay	12	81
		Sand	5	86
		Sand, slightly coarser	2	88
		Sand, fine	15	103
		Sand and gravel	5	108
		Sand and gravel, tight, interbedded clay, sandy-brown	3	111
		Sand and a little gravel	11	122
		Sand, good, loose	6	128
		Clay	3	131
Cretaceous (Upper)
	Niobrara formation
		Yellow clay, hard	1	132

51. Driller's log of irrigation well (197) of Marvin Bastira. in the SW SE sec. 25, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Ted Guyer, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Soil and clay	25	25
	Sand, dry	11	36
	Clay	6	42
	Sand	3	45
	Gravel, medium	7	52
	Gravel, coarse	8	60
	Clay, sandy	12	72
	Sand, water	5	77
	Clay and "gyp"	4	81
	Clay, sandy	6	87
	Gravel, medium	12	99
	Clay	5	104
	Gravel; contained clay balls	4	108
	Clay, yellow-gray to rusty, intermixed with gravel	3	111

52. Driller's log of irrigation well (216) of Lee Collingwood Estate in the SW SW sec. 33, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Clay	13	13
		Sand	4	17
		Clay	2	19
		Sand	2	21
		Clay	18	39
		Sand	11	50
		Clay	31	81
		Sand, good	15	96
		Sand, finer than above	15	111
		Sand and some gravel; contains clay balls	7	118
		Sand and gravel	10	128
Tertiary—Pliocene
	Ogallala formation (?)
		Sand, fine, white, somewhat hard and tight	6	134
		Clay	4	138

53. Driller's log of irrigation well (220) of Nancy D. Curtis in the SW NW sec. 36, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	24	24
	Sand	10	34
	Clay	12	46
	Sand and gravel	13.5	59.5
	Clay, brown	4.5	64

54. Driller's log of irrigation well (235) of Frank Roark in the NE NW sec. 7, T. 20 S., R. 32 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	48	48
	Clay, sandy	6	54
	Sand	3	57
	Sand, good	10	67
	Clay	3	70
	Sand, fine	17.5	87.5
	Clay, brown	1	88.5

55. Driller's log of test hole of W. P. E. Hall in the SW SW sec. 32, T. 30 S., R. 32 W. C. M. Waddell, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Soil	25	25
		Sand	23	48
		Clay	32	80
		Sand	2	82
		Clay	18	100
		Rock	15	115
		Sand	5	120
		Sand rock formation	10	130
		Sand	5	135
		Rock sand formation	15	150
		Clay, yellow	15	165
Cretaceous (Upper)
	Niobrara formation
		Shale, blue-gray	-	165

56. Driller's log of irrigation well (241) of Mrs. Rosine Smith in the NW NW sec. 2, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	12	12
	Sand	23	35
	Clay	9	41
	Sand	6	50
	Clay	5	55
	Sand	11	66
	Clay	3.5	69.5
	Sand, good	31.5	101
	Sand, fine	4	105

57. Driller's log of irrigation well (243) of A. J. Collingwood in the NW corner SE sec. 2, T. 20 S., R. 38 W. Ted Patton, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Clay	24	24
		Sand	25	49
		Sand and gravel, good	5	54
		Sand	5	59
Tertiary—Pliocene
	Ogallala formation
		Sand, gravel, and some rock, loose	2	61
		Sand, fine	1	62
		Sand	4	66
		Clay, sandy	4	70
		Clay	23	93
		Sand, fine	6	99
		Sand, good	6	105
		Clay, brown	13	118

58. Driller's log of irrigation well (249) of Ted Patton in the NW NW sec. 9, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.			Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
		Clay	30	30
		Sand and clay streaks	5	35
		Clay	25	60
		Sand	14	74
		Sand, fine, and clay	4	78
Tertiary—Pliocene
	Ogallala formation
		Sand, hard, cemented streaks	5	83
		Sand, good, and some gravel	14	97
		Gravel, good	2	99
		Clay	7	106

59. Driller's log of irrigation well (251) of Earl Weisenberger in the NE SW sec. 10, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	51	51
	Sand and clay	7	58
	Clay, little sand	8	66
	Sand, fine	10	76
	Clay and streaks of sand	5	81
	Sand and gravel, good	23	104
	Clay	2	106

60. Driller's log of irrigation well (250) of Earl Weisenberger in the NW SE sec. 10, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Ted Patton, driller.		Thickness (feet)	Depth (feet)
Quaternary—Pleistocene
	Clay	43	43
	Sand	3	46
	Clay	16	62
	Clay, white, hard	2	64
	Clay	17	81
	Sand, fine, and clay	2	83
	Clay	6	89
	Sand and gravel	13	102
	Clay	1.5	103.5
	Rock	0.5	104

Logs 1-15 || Logs 16-30 || Logs 31-45 || Logs 46-60 || Logs 61-77

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