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The following is a list of our publications available from the USGS Publications Warehouse. If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact our Public Information Officer, Tim Merrick, at trmerrick@usgs.gov or 208-387-1305.

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Teton Dam flood of June 1976, Moody quadrangle, Idaho Teton Dam flood of June 1976, Moody quadrangle, Idaho

The failure of the Teton Dam caused extreme flooding along the Teton River, Henrys Fork, and Snake River in southeastern Idaho on June 5-8, 1976. No flooding occurred downstream from American Falls Reservoir. The inundated areas and maximum water-surface elevations are shown in a series of 17 hydrologic atlases. The area covered by the atlases extends from Teton Dam downstream to...
Authors
William A. Harenberg, Bruce B. Bigelow

Characteristics of streamflow and ground-water conditions in the Boise River Valley, Idaho Characteristics of streamflow and ground-water conditions in the Boise River Valley, Idaho

The quantity, quality, and distribution in time of streamflow in Boise River below Lucky Peak Lake are drastically affected by storage reservoirs, diversions for irrigation, and by domestic, industrial, and agricultural wastes. Reservoirs usually fill during the nonirrigation season, and streamflow for several miles below Lucky Peak Lake is very low, sometimes less than 10 cubic feet per...
Authors
C.A. Thomas, N. P. Dion

Application of digital modeling to the prediction of radioisotope migration in ground water Application of digital modeling to the prediction of radioisotope migration in ground water

Recently developed numerical techniques have been adapted to the solution of transient radioactive solute migration problems in groundwater.
Authors
J.B. Robertson

A progress report on results of test drilling and ground-water investigations of the Snake Plain aquifer, southeastern Idaho: Part 3: Lake Walcott-Bonanza Lake area A progress report on results of test drilling and ground-water investigations of the Snake Plain aquifer, southeastern Idaho: Part 3: Lake Walcott-Bonanza Lake area

Direct-current resistivity soundings and exploratory drilling suggest that the basalt of the Snake River Group is relatively thin in the area along the Snake River that is topographically suitable for pumping large quantities of ground water in exchange for surface water. The formations underlying the Snake River Group appear to have low permeability and probably would not yield large...
Authors
E. G. Crosthwaite

Fluorite equilibria in thermal springs of the Snake River Basin, Idaho Fluorite equilibria in thermal springs of the Snake River Basin, Idaho

Some thermal water sources of the Snake River basin, Idaho, are near saturation with respect to fluorite. That mineral was identified by X-ray diffraction in precipitates induced in three water samples by adding sodium fluoride. The derived solubility product (KS0) for zero ionic strength was close to that calculated from Latimer's thermodynamic data (10-9.7 7). The relative ease of...
Authors
C. E. Roberson, Robert Schoen

An evaluation of water-quality data obtained at four streamflow daily-record stations in Idaho An evaluation of water-quality data obtained at four streamflow daily-record stations in Idaho

Chemical data for four stream-gaging stations in Idaho, each having 6 to 22 years of available records, were analyzed to determine functional relations between concentrations of the major inorganic constituents, specific conductance, and stream discharge. Three of the four stations had sufficient available record for assessing changes in constituent relations with time. The records for...
Authors
Kenneth L. Dyer

A proposed streamflow-data program for Idaho A proposed streamflow-data program for Idaho

A streamflow information system is proposed for Idaho. This proposal resulted from a study in which the basic steps were (1) definition of long-term program goals, (2) examination and evaluation of available data to determine which goals have been achieved, and (3) consideration of alternate programs and techniques for meeting the remaining goals. The following conclusions are drawn from...
Authors
C.A. Thomas, W. A. Harenberg
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