WAUSP Denver Basin Aquifer System location map
By Water Resources Mission Area
2011 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Location map for the Denver Basin aquifer system, Colorado.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
USGS Professional Paper 1770
Figure 1 from USGS Professional Paper 1770, Groundwater Availability of the Denver Basin Aquifer System, Colorado
Related
Denver Basin aquifer system
The Denver Basin aquifer system is composed of Late Cretaceous to Tertiary-age sandstone bedrock aquifers and intervening claystone confining units that occur in the uppermost layers of the structural Denver Basin above the Cretaceous Pierre Shale confining layer.
Regional Groundwater Availability Studies
Regional groundwater availability studies enable information about groundwater to be integrated and consistent, so that this resource can be analyzed and understood on an aquifer–wide scale. These studies provide decision–makers with a better understanding of the status and trends in the Nation's groundwater availability.
Related
Denver Basin aquifer system
The Denver Basin aquifer system is composed of Late Cretaceous to Tertiary-age sandstone bedrock aquifers and intervening claystone confining units that occur in the uppermost layers of the structural Denver Basin above the Cretaceous Pierre Shale confining layer.
Regional Groundwater Availability Studies
Regional groundwater availability studies enable information about groundwater to be integrated and consistent, so that this resource can be analyzed and understood on an aquifer–wide scale. These studies provide decision–makers with a better understanding of the status and trends in the Nation's groundwater availability.