Report 308 By Phillip L. Nordstrom | August 1988

Report 308 - Occurrence and Quality of Ground Water in Jack County, Texas
Figure 3: Annual Precipitation at Antelope and Jacksboro, Jack County, and Bridgeport. Wise County
Figure 6: Geologic Map of Jack County
Figure 7: Net-Sandstone Thickness, Turkey Creek Sandstone
Figure 9: Outcrop of Cretaceous Rocks and Palo Pinto Formation
Figure 10: Net-Sandstone Thickness, Wolf Mountain Shale Interval
Figure 11: Net-Sandstone Thickness, Placid Shale Interval
Figure 12: Net-Sandstone Thickness, Colony Creek Shale Interval
Figure 14: Sulfate. Chloride, and Dissolved-Solids Content in Water from Selected Wells, Springs, and test Holes in Jack County
Figure 19: Outcrop of Conglomerates, Sandstones, and Sandy Shales of Wolf Mountain, Placid, and Colony Creek Shales, Canyon group
Figure 20: Chemical Quality of Typical Ground Water from Wells Completed in the Canyon Group in Jack and Adjacent Counties
Figure 21: Trilinear Diagrams Showing the Comparison of Ground-Water Chemistry Between Shallow and Deep Wells Completed in the Canyon Group
Figure 22: Diagrams of Chemical Analyses of Typical Ground Water from the Canyon Group
Figure 23: Dissolved-Solids Content of Water from the Canyon Group in Jack and Adjacent Counties
Figure 25: Areal Extent of the Gonzales creek Member and the Avis Sandstone of the Cisco Group, Jack County
Figure 26: Chemical Quality of Typical Ground Water from Wells Completed in the Cisco Group in Jack and Adjacent Counties
Figure 28: Dissolved-Solids Content of Water from the Cisco Group in Jack and Adjacent Counties
Figure 30: Diagrams of Chemical Analyses of Typical Ground Water from the Strawn Group, Twin Mountains Formation, and Alluvium
Figure 31: Location of Wells, Test Holes, and Springs in Jack and Adjacent Counties
Figure 32: Geologic section A-A'
Figure 33: Geologic section B-B'
Figure 34: Geologic section C-C'
Figure 35: Geologic section D-D'