Report 20 by Gerald L. Thompson, Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey | March 1966

• Report 20 - Ground-Water Resources of Lee County, Texas (pdf - 4.28MB)
• Figure 5 - Geologic Map of Lee County
• Figure 6 - Map Showing Approximate Altitude of the top of the Simsboro Sand Member of the Rockdale Formation of Plummer (1933) in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 7 - Map Showing Approximate Altitude of the top of the Carrizo Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 8 - Map Showing Approximate Altitude of the top of the Queen City Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 9 - Map Showing Approximate Altitude of the top of the Sparta Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 17 - Map Showing Depth of Wells Tapping Various Aquifers and Iron and Chloride Content of Water from Wells
• Figure 18 - Map Showing Approximate Altitude of the Base of Fresh to Slightly Saline Water in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 19 - Map Showing Approximate Thickness of Sand Containing Fresh to Slightly Saline Water in the Simsboro Sand Member of the Rockdale Formation of Plummer (1933) in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 20 - Map Showing Approximate Thickness of Sand Containing Fresh to Slightly Saline Water in the Carrizo Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 21 - Map Showing Approximate Thickness of Sand Containing Fresh to Slightly Saline Water in the Queen City Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Figure 22 - Map Showing Approximate Thickness of Sand Containing Fresh to Slightly Saline Water in the Sparta Sand in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Plate 1 (pdf - 4.75MB) - Map Showing Locations of Wells, Springs, and Test Holes in Lee County and Adjacent Areas
• Plate 2 (pdf - 4.78MB) - Geologic Section A-A', Lee and Fayette Counties
• Plate 3 (pdf - 4.79MB) - Geologic Section B-B', Milam, Lee, and Fayette Counties