Selected water resource records for Okaloosa County and adjacent areas ( FGS: Information circular 67 )

STATE OF FLORIDA
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Randolph Hodges, Executive Director

DIVISION OF INTERIOR RESOURCES
J.V. Sollohub, Director

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY
Robert O. Vernon, Chief

Information Circular No. 67

SELECTED WATER RESOURCE RECORDS
FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS

By
James B. Foster and Charles A. Pascale
U.S. Geological Survey

Prepared by the
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
in cooperation with the
BUREAU OF GEOLOGY
DIVISION OF INTERIOR RESOURCES
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
and
OKALOOSA COUNTY

TALLAHASSEE
1971

Th&3"9

Completed manuscript received
February 11, 1970
Printed by the
Florida Department of Natural Resources
Division of Interior Resources
Bureau of Geology
Tallahassee

CONTENTS

Page
Introduction .......... ......................... .. 1
Acknowledgemerits ................................. 1
Well-numbering system ................... ............. 3
Hydrologic Data ..................................... 3
Selected Data References ................................95
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure Page
1 Map of Florida showing location of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas and a
diagram illustrating the 16-character well-numbering system . . 2

2 Map of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of surface-water
and rainfall data collection sites. ... ................ ....... 10

3 Map of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of inventoried
wells which top the Floridan aquifer with those wells used for water-level
observation indicated ..............................23

4 Map of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of inventoried
wells which tap the sand-and-gravel aquifer with those wells used for water-level
observations indicated ................... ............24

TABLES

Table

1 Surface-water data-collection points in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas 5

2 Miscellaneous surface-water data not previously published . . . 7

3 Records of rainfall in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas . .... 11

4 Records of wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas . . 12

5 Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas 25

6 Ground-water pumpage by municipal and federal facilities in Okaloosa County
and adjacent areas ................................33

7 Chemical analyses and temperature of ground waters in Okaloosa County and
adjacent areas ........... ....................... 35

8 Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas . ... 58

9 Report well reference number keyed to Florida Bureau of Geology well file
number ..................................... 94
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SELECTED WATER RESOURCES RECORDS FOR
OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS

By
James B. Foster and Charles A. Pascale
INTRODUCTION
This report presents water resources records for Okaloosa County, the upper
drainage area of Shoal River, coastal areas in Walton County, and selected areas
in Santa Rosa County as shown in figure 1. These records were collected from
January 1966 through September 1968 as a part of an investigation by the U.S.
Geological Survey of the water resources of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas.
The investigation was made in cooperation with Okaloosa County and the
Bureau of Geology, Division of Interior Resources, Florida Department of
Natural Resources.
The purpose of the report is to assemble the basic data collected during the
investigation that are not previously published. Other data reports pertaining to
Okaloosa and adjacent areas are contained in the list of selected references.
The interpretative results of the investigation are in the report entitled,
"Water resources of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas" by J.B. Foster and
C.A. Pascale (in preparation, 1969).
Geologic and hydrologic information are presented in tables which group the
data according to type. Maps of the area show the location of data collection
stations within the county and adjacent areas. The stratigraphic nomenclature
conforms to the usage of the Florida Bureau of Geology and not necessarily to
that of the U.S. Geological Survey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A number of individuals and organizations have been most generous in
supplying information and assistance in the process of collecting data for this
investigation. The courtesies extended by the following persons are most
appreciated:

G.R. Hinson and J.B. Hoover Okaloosa Water and Sewage System

Joe Morgan, E.W. Dick, J.H. Lynham, and Grady Henderson City of Fort
Walton Beach

Col. J. Y. Read, Col. W.F. Potter, W.E. Alford, R.A. Hoffman, C.R. Smith,
and L. Davis Eglin Air Force Base

W.T. McKenzie Okaloosa Island Authority

A.G. Symons and R.H. Brown Layne Central Company

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Figure 1. Map of Florida showing location of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas and a
diagram illustrating the 16-character well-numbering system.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67 3
E.L. Thomason Thomason Well and Pump Company

Robert Gibson Gibson Well Drilling

We also extend our thanks to the numerous other individuals in the county
and adjacent areas who gave us access to their wells and who furnished us with
information on their water supplies.
WELL NUMBERING SYSTEMS
The well-numbering system used to catalogue wells in this report is that of the
Water Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey. It is based on the
location of wells within a one-second grid of parallels of latitude and meridians
of longitude. A report well reference number has also been used as a
cross-reference number.
The Geological Survey number used to catalogue wells is a 16-character
number that defines the latitude and longitude of the southeast corner of a
one-second quadrangle in which the well is located. The first 6 characters of the
well number include the digits of the degrees, minutes, and seconds of latitude,
in that order. The 6-digits defining the latitude are followed by the letter N
which indicates north latitude for wells in the northern hemisphere. The 7 digits
following the letter N gives the degrees, minutes, and seconds of longitude. The
last digit, set off by a period from the rest of the number, is assigned
sequentially to identify wells inventoried within a one-second quadrangle.
An example of the well number is illustrated in figure 1. The designation
275134N0815220.1 indicates the first well inventoried in the one-second
quadrangle bounded by latitude 27051'34" on the south and longitude 081052'
20" on the east.
The report well reference number is used to facilitate the identification of
wells in the tables and on the well location maps. It is also used to provide a
cross-reference between wells in this report and wells which are discussed in the
report by Foster and Pascale which was previously mentioned.
HYDROLOGIC DATA
Data pertaining to surface water are found in tables 1 and 2. The
surface-water-data-collection sites in table 1 are listed in downstream order. The
station number identifies the sites on the map in figure 2. Table 2 contains
miscellaneous streamflow measurements, results of chemical analyses,
temperatures, and specific conductances of surface water. Rainfall records are
compiled in table 3 and the locations of the rain gages are shown in figure 2.
Table 4 gives a record of wells inventoried in and adjacent to Okaloosa County
whose locations are shown in figures 3 and 4. Other ground-water data are
included in tables 5, 6, and 7 which contain records of water levels, pumpage,

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and results of chemical analyses, temperatures, and specific conductances.
Figures 3 d 4 show the location of wells for which water level records are
available. Wells listed in table 7 may also be located in figures 3 and 4 by the
report well reference number. Lithologic logs of selected wells are presented in
table 8. The location of these wells and other wells for which drill cuttings are
on file with the Florida Bureau of Geology are shown in figures 3 and 4. Table 8
gives the cross-reference between the report well reference number used in
figures 3 and 4 and tables 4 and 7 and the Florida Bureau of Geology well file
number.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67 3
E.L. Thomason Thomason Well and Pump Company

Robert Gibson Gibson Well Drilling

We also extend our thanks to the numerous other individuals in the county
and adjacent areas who gave us access to their wells and who furnished us with
information on their water supplies.
WELL NUMBERING SYSTEMS
The well-numbering system used to catalogue wells in this report is that of the
Water Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey. It is based on the
location of wells within a one-second grid of parallels of latitude and meridians
of longitude. A report well reference number has also been used as a
cross-reference number.
The Geological Survey number used to catalogue wells is a 16-character
number that defines the latitude and longitude of the southeast corner of a
one-second quadrangle in which the well is located. The first 6 characters of the
well number include the digits of the degrees, minutes, and seconds of latitude,
in that order. The 6-digits defining the latitude are followed by the letter N
which indicates north latitude for wells in the northern hemisphere. The 7 digits
following the letter N gives the degrees, minutes, and seconds of longitude. The
last digit, set off by a period from the rest of the number, is assigned
sequentially to identify wells inventoried within a one-second quadrangle.
An example of the well number is illustrated in figure 1. The designation
275134N0815220.1 indicates the first well inventoried in the one-second
quadrangle bounded by latitude 27051'34" on the south and longitude 081052'
20" on the east.
The report well reference number is used to facilitate the identification of
wells in the tables and on the well location maps. It is also used to provide a
cross-reference between wells in this report and wells which are discussed in the
report by Foster and Pascale which was previously mentioned.
HYDROLOGIC DATA
Data pertaining to surface water are found in tables 1 and 2. The
surface-water-data-collection sites in table 1 are listed in downstream order. The
station number identifies the sites on the map in figure 2. Table 2 contains
miscellaneous streamflow measurements, results of chemical analyses,
temperatures, and specific conductances of surface water. Rainfall records are
compiled in table 3 and the locations of the rain gages are shown in figure 2.
Table 4 gives a record of wells inventoried in and adjacent to Okaloosa County
whose locations are shown in figures 3 and 4. Other ground-water data are
included in tables 5, 6, and 7 which contain records of water levels, pumpage,

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 1. Surface-water data-collection points in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas.

Type of record: A, standard chemical analysis; D, Discharge and stage;
K, Conductivity; S, Stage.

Frequency of record: d. Daily; r, Continuous; (3), Total number of analyses
of samples or measurements of streamflow.

No. on
fig. 2

Drainage Type and
area frequency
sq. mi. of record Period of record

Location
(in downstream order)

12B COASTAL AREA BETWEEN CHOCTAWHATCHEE
RIVER AND YELLOW RIVER

Rocky Creek near Portland

Rocky Creek near Niceville

Long Creek near Portland

Long Creek (No. 2) near Valparaiso

Turkey Creek near Valparaiso

Swift Creek near Niceville

Turkey Creek near Niceville

Rogue Creek near Valparaiso

Tenmile Creek near Valparaiso

Anderson Branch near Valparaiso

Juniper Creek near Niceville

Turkey Creek at Niceville

Toms Creek at Valparaiso

Carnier Creek near Garnier

Lightvood Knot Creek near Garnier

Turtle Creek near Fort Walton Beach

East Bay River near Wynnehaven Beach

12C YELLOW RIVER BASIN

Yellow River near Oak Grove

Yellow River at Milligan

Trammel Creek near Milligan

Baggett Creek near Milligan

Qum Creek near DeFuniak Springs

Caney Creek near Clendale

Shoal River near Hossy Head

*See Table 2.
a approximate

624

7.8

123

D(3)
A(3)

Dr
Kd
A(ll), K(5)*

D(4)
A(3), K(4)*

Dr
A(4)

D(3)

D(2)

Dr
A(6), K(7)*

D(3)
A(1)

67.0 Dr
A(5), K(7)*

D(1)
K(1)*

-- D(1)
K(1)*

D (1)
K(1)*

5.15 D(8)
A(3)

25.0 Dr
A(6), K(7)*

D(4)
K(4)*

D(2)
K(2)*

-- (1)
K(I)*

29.5 Dr
A(6), K(7)*

A(1)

D(1)
K(1)*

D(l)
-- D(1)
K(1)*

-- D(1)
K(1)*

-- D(2)

62.0 Dr
A(5), K(6)*

Station

1965-67
1965

March 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

1967

1967

1967

1961-67
1966-68

April 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

1966-67

1967

1967

March 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

1967

1967

1967

1967

1966-67

April 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

1966-68
1966-68

July 1938 to June 1968
1965-68
1962-68

1967
1966-68

October 1964 to June 1968
1966-68

1965-67

1966-67

March 1951 to June 1968
1966-68

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Table 1. Surface-water data-collection points in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

Station
No. on
fig. 2

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

4/.

*See Table 2. page
a approximate

location
(in downstream order)

Lake Jackson near Paxton

Horaehead Creek near Laurel Hill

Pond Creek near Dorcas

Shoal River near Dorcas

Titi Creek near Crestview

Shoal River near Crestview

Turkey Hen Creek near Crescview

Gopher Creek near Crestviev

Carspring Branch near Creatviev

Turkey Gobbler Creek rear Creatviev

Wilkinaon Creek near Cresaview

Middle Creek near Creatviev

Malone Creek near Crestviev

Meets Creek near Crestviev

Yellow River near Holt

12D BLACKATER RIVER BASIN AND
COASTAL AREA

Blackwater River near Good Hope

Boggy Hollow Creek near Good Hope

Blackwater River near Blackman

Blackwater River near Baker

BlackLwaer River near Holt

Drainage Type and
area frequency
sq. mi. of record

a2 Sd

D(2)

94.8 Dd
A(7), K(7)*

-- D(5)
A(3)

62.9 Dr
A(7), K(7)*

474 Dr
A(6), K*(6)

-- D(1)
D(l)

K*(l)

D(1)
K*(1)

K*(l)

*- D(1)

K*(l)
D*(l)

Kk(l)
K*(l)

1210 Dr, 0(2)
A(3)

D(2)
A(3)

D(1)
A(1), K*(1)

D(1)
A(1)

Dr
A(8), K*(4)

D(15)
A (4)

Period of record

September 1966 to June 1968

1966-67

October 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

1966-68
1966-68

March 1966 to June 1968
1966-68

July 1938 to June 1968
1966-68

1967

1967

1967

1967

1967

1967

1967

1967

1933-41; 1966-68
1966-68

1966-68
1966-68

1966

1967

March 1950 to June 1968
1966-68

1958-62; 1966-68
1966-68

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Table 2. Hiscellaneous surface-water data not previously published.

Specific
Conduct-
Toe- ance
Station Dier-per- ( ro-
go. on Date charge nature mhos
fig. 2 Stream Tributary to Location Hearured (cf ) F at 25*C)

I Rocky Creek Rocky Bayou Let 30'32'07", long 86"22'55", in 12-20-66 115 54 12

3 Long Creek Rocky Creek

4 Long Creek Rocky Creek
(No. 2)

5 Turkey Creek Rocky Bayou

7 Turkey Creek Boggy Bayou

SEk sec. 31, T. 1 N., R. 21 W.,
at bridge on woods road, 6 miles
east of Niceville, Okaloosa County,
Fla.

Let 3'030'45", long 86"23'24". in
N8k sec. 7, T. 1 S., R. 21 W., at
culvert on graded road; 0.5 miles
above Rocky Creek and 11.7 miles
vet of Portland, Walton County,
Fla.

Lat 30'31'20", long 86*24'42". in
SE sec. 2, T. 1 S., R. 22 W., at
culvert on voods road, 1.3 illes
above Rocky Creek and 5 iles east
of Valparaiso, Okalooaa County, Fla.

lat 30*30'43", long 86*25'30", in
NWk sec. 11, T. 1 S., R. 22 V.. at
culvert on graded road, 0.4 mile
above Rocky Bayou and 4 miles east
at Valparaiso, Okalooes County, Fla.

Let 30"33'43", long 86*32'10", in
NWk ec. 27, T. 1 N., R. 22 W., at
downatrela side of bridge on woods
road, 0.6 mile upstream from Rogue
Creek and 4.5 miles northwest of
Niceville, Okaloosa County, Fla.

3-21-67 152 65 17
6- 8-67 112 70 19
10- 9-67 275 68 24
11-15-67 157 59 12
1- 4-68 240 59 17
2-12-68 172 50 15

4-25-67 9.87 67 32

4-25-67 8.11 67 16

4-25-67

12-19-66
3-21-67
6- 6-67
10-10-67
11-13-67
1- 2-68
2-12-68

6.44 68 14

8 Rogue Creek Turkey Creek Lat 30*33'20", long 86'33'46", in
SEt sec. 29, T. 1 N., R. 23 W., at
culvert on voods road, 4.2 miles
northwest of Valparaiso, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

9 Tenmile Creek Juniper Creek Let 30*34'12", long 86*31'00", in
SEi sec. 23, T. I N., R. 23 W.,
at bridge on graded road, 0.3 mile
above Juniper Creek and 4.8 miles
north of Valparaiso, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

10 Anderaon Branch Juniper Creek

Let 30'33'35". long 86*30'50", in
NEk sec. 26, T. 1 N., R. 23 V., at
culvert on graded road, 0.3 mile
above Juniper Creek and 4 alles
north of Valparatso. Okaloosa
County, Fla.

11 Juniper Creek Turkey,Creek Let 30*33'26", long 86*31'11", in
NWt sec. 26, T. 1 N., R. 23 W., at
downstream side of bridge on State
Highway 85, 0.9 mile upstream from
Turkey Creek and 3 miles northwest
of Niceville, Okaloosa County, Fla.

13 Toms Creek Toms Bayou

Lat 30*30'22", long 86'31'27", in
Ntk sec. 14, T. 1 S., R. 23 ., at
culvert on State Highway 85, In
Valparaiso, Okaloosa County, Fla,

14 Carnier Creek Carnier Bayou Lat 30*28'49", long 86*35'07", in
SEtk ec. 19, T. 1 S., R. 23 U., at
culvert on State Highwy 85A, 0.3
mile above Carnier Bayou and 1.8
illes north of Carnier, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

15 Lighcvood Knot Carnier Bayou
Creek

Lat 30'28'41", long 86'35'45", in
SWk sec. 19, T. I S., R. 23 W., at
bridge on State Highway 85A, 0.3
mile above Garnier Bayou and 1.4
miles north of Carnler, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

7-13-66 12.5 76 14
1-12-67 11.9 59 15
3-22-67 10.4 67 13
4-27-67 15.7 67 18

3-22-67 35.7 63 12
4-27-67 37.4 68 16

4-25-67 4.13 77 18

12-20-66 57.0 54 9
3-21-67 69.2 67 17
6- 6-67 74.5 70 21
9- 5-67 54.8 61 14
11-13-67 73.7 61 14
1- 2-68 114 63 16
2-12-68 87.8 50 15

4-25-67 13.9 68 22

3-23-67 21.3 56 18

4-27-67 44.2 68 20

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Table 2. Miacellaneous surface-water data not previously publiabed -- Continued

Specific
Conduct-
Tem- ante
Station Dis- per- (nic o-
%o. oa Date charge ature whose
fig. 2 Stream Tributary to location Measured (cfa) "F at 25*C)

17 East Bay giver East Bay at 30'25'53", long 86*46'20", in 12-20-66 160 58 18
Nt see. 8, T. 2 S., R. 25 W., near 3-21-67 153 65 20
bridge on woods road, 2.2 miles up- 10- 9-67 170 72 20
stream from Panther Creek and 1.5 11-14-67 166 63 15
miles north of Wynnebaven Beach, 1- 3-68 318 59 40
Okaloosa County, Fla. 2-13-68 146 52 19

19 Yellow giver Blackwater Bay

20 Tramel Creek Yellow River

24 Shoal giver Yellow River

27 Pond Creek Shoal River

29 Titi Creek Shoal River

30 Shoal River Yellow River

31 Turkey Creek Shoal River

32 Gopher Creek Shoal River

33 Carspring
Branch

Yellow River

34 Turkey Yellon River
Gobbler Creek

lat 30'45'10', long 86*37'45", in 3- 2-67 983 56
sec. 15, T. 3 N., R. 24 V., upstream 4-13-67 437 77
side of old bridge on U.S. Highway 8-10-67 314 74
90, 0.5 mile east of Milligan, Oka- 9-20-67 335 74
loosa County, 0.5 mile upstream from 11-15-67 621 58
Tramel Creek.

Lat 30*44'48", long 86*37'14", in 4-13-67 4.0* 68
Wt sec. 23, T. 3 N., R. 24 W., at 5-18-67 6.0* 69
culvert on State Highway 4, 0.9 nile 8-10-67 3.5* 69
above Gully Branch and 1.0 mile.east 9-20-67 5.0* 72
of Milligan, Okaloosa County, Fla.

Lat 30'47'45", long 86"18'25", in 1-20-67 191 58
SW sec. 36, T. 4 N., R. 21 W., near 3- 3-67 135 55
center of bridge on State Highway 4-13-67 91.4 65
285, about 200 ft downstream from 5-19-67 51.6 67
Machine Branch and 3.9 miles north 11- 3-67 793 56
of Mossy Head, Walton County, Fla. 12-14-67 457 61

Lat 30"50'02", long 86'25'43", in 12-21-66 54.5 49
NEk sec. 22, T. 4 N., R. 22 W., at 3-20-67 60.4 61
bridge on county road, 0.2 mile 6- 7-67 35.2 72
downstream from Juniper Creek and 9- 6-67 53.7 72
2.6 miles north of Dorcas, Okaloosa 11-16-67 85.2 52
County, Pla. 1- 4-68 224 59
2-14-68 71.6 50

Lat 30"42'05", long 86*29'28", in 12-19-66 94.3 54
Wt sec. 6, T. 2 N., R. 22 W., at 3-21-67 106 65
bridge on woods road, 0.3 mile down- 6- 5-67 106 67
stream from Long Creek and 5.5 miles 10-18-67 145 67
southeast of Creatview, Okaloosa 11-14-67 141 59
County, Fla. 1- 3-68 181 61
2-13-68 136 50

lat 30*41'50', long 86"34'15", in 1-19-67 844 56
sec. 5, T. 2 N., R. 23 W., at bridge 3- 2-67 742 65
on State Highway 85, 3.5 miles down- 4-13-67 492 67
stream from Titt Creek and 4.5 miles 8-10-67 369 70
south of Crestvlew, Okaloosa County, 9-20-67 504 72
Fla. 11-14-67 845 59

Lae 30*40'50", long 86"34'30", in 3-23-67 19.6 57
Wt sec. 17, T. 2 N., R. 23 W., at
culvert on graded road, 1.3 miles
above Shoal River and 5.3 miles
south of Crestview, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

Lat 30'40'54", long 86"36'20", in 3-23-67 4.55 59
NW sec. 2 N., R. 24 W., at
culvert on graded road, 1.2 miles
above Shoal River and 5.0 miles
southeast of Milligan, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

Lat 30*40'30", long 86'39'00", in 3-23-67 4.19 61
W4 sec. 16, T. 2 N., R. 24 V., at
culvert on graded road, 0.4 mile
above Yeltow River and 4.8 miles
acutheast of Galliver, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

ast 30*40'17", long 86*39'42", in 3-23-67 30.4 59
SEL sec. 17, T. 2 N., R. 24 W., at
bridge on graded road, 0.6 mile
above Yellow giver and 4.6 miles
southeast of Galliver, Okaloon
County, Fla.

*Estimated
Discharge

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Table 2. Miscellaneous surface-water data not previously published -- Continued

Specific
Conduct-
Te- ance
Station Dis- per- (-icro-
No. on Date charge nature mhos
Fig. 2 Stream Tributary to Location Measured (cfs) "F at 25*C)

35 Wilkinson Yellow River Lat 30*41'23", long 86"40'41", in 3-23-67 7.85 63 11

Creek

NEt sec. 7, T. 2 N., R. 24 W., at
bridge on graded road, 0.4 miles
above Yellow River and 2.9 miles
southeast of Galliver, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

36 Middle Creek Yellow River Lat 80'39'50", long 86'40'35", in
hWt sec. 20, T. 2 N., R. 24 W., at
bridge on graded road, 0.6 mile
above Yellow River and 4.5 miles
southeast of Galliver, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

37 Malone Creek Yellow River Lat 3089'36", long 86'41'57", in
SEt sec. 24, T. 2 N., R. 25 W., at
bridge on graded road, 1.2 miles
above Yellow River and 4.9 miles
south of Galliver, Okaloosa County,
Fla.

38 Metts Creek Yellow River Lat 30"39'20", long 86'48'47", in
SEl sec. 22, T. 2 N., R. 25 W., at
bridge on graded road, 1.3 miles
above Yellao River and 4.1 miles
south of Holt, Okaloosa County,
Fla.

41 Boggy Hollow
Creek

43 Blackwater
River

Blackwater River Lat 3058'56", long 86*43'06", in
NWt sec. 35, T. 6 N., R. 25 H., at
bridge on State Highway 180, 5.2
miles west of Good Hope, Okaloosa
County, Fla.

Blackwater Bay Lat 30'50'00", long 86*44'05", in
SWi sec. 22, T. 4 N., R. 25 W., at
bridge on State Highway 4, 0.3 mile
downstream from Red Wash Branch and
3.8 miles northwest of Baker,
Okaloosa County, Fla.

3-23-67 18.0 59

3-23-67 20.9 63

3-23-67 16.8 63 14

6- 2-66 2.31 70 18

8- 8-67 86.1
9-19-67 107
11- 2-67 1070
12-13-67' 626

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Figure 2. Map of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of surface-water
and rainfall data collection sites.

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Table 3. Records of rainfall in Okaloosa County

Rainfall in inches.

Year J F M A M J J A

Department of Transportation Prison Camp near
(30034'N.86032'W.)

and adjacent areas.

S 0

Niceville, Fl

8.76 3.00

4.44 5.76 0.72 3.60 2.52 6.28 5.00 10.03 4.00 10.08

M.R. M.R. 2.64 2.64 2.16 2.64

William's farm near Dorcas, Fla. (30050'N.86026'W.)

5.73 4.67 1.00 1.43 2.86 5.90 5.17 10.25 3.52

2.73 2.41 3.18 1.77 5.33 2.46

Eglin Auxiliary Field 5 (30035'N.86036'W.)

4.41 5.06 0.80 2.00 1.43 6.44 4.97 11.55 4.55

1.40 1.05 3.05 0.75 0.95 2.85

N D

a.

1.80 4.20

3.02 11.01

3.68 3.73 5.13

10.25 0.74 6.87

1966

1967

1968

1966

1967

1968

1966

1967

1968

Reeves' residence on Lake Jackson near Paxton, Fla.
(3059'N.85020'W.)

2.40

6.00 5.16 1.20 0.72 1.44 2.16 5.52 7.92 3.12 11.52

1.92 1.44 3.48 1.44 2.28 1.80

M.R. Missing Record.

1.76 3.44

9.88 2.10 8.95

1966

1967

1968

6.72 2.76

0.84 8.04

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOPA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS,

WELL NUMBERS See figure I for explanation of well-numbering system.
REPORT WELL REFERENCE NUMBERI Reference numbers are used to identify wells
in data and interpretive reports,
OWNERSHIPI C, county; F, federal government; M, city; N, corporation or
company P, private; B, state agency.
WELL FINISHI 8, screens T, sand point; W, shored; X, open hole.
METHOD DRILLEDI B, bored C, cable; D, dug; H, hydraulic rotary; J, Jetted;
V, driven; Z, air reverse circulation rotary,
TYPE LIFTI C, centrifugall J, Jets L, multiple-centrifugall H, multiple-
turbinea N, nonal P, platon;l submergiblie T, turbine,

WATER USEi A, air conditioning H, domestic; I, irrigation; N, induatriali
P, public supply; U, unused,
AQUIFER(S)i IF, Floridaen 4M, shallow artesiani 15, sand-and-gravel,
ALTITUDE OF LAND-SURFACE DATUMI Tn the nearest foot,
WATER LEVELI To the nearest foot, Plus values above land-surface datum.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AVAILABLE) C, complete; J, conductance and chloride; K,
conductance; L, chloride; M, multiple--complete and one or more partialas
P, partial,
IOG DATA: E, resistivity and/or spontaneous potential; F, fluid resistivity;
0, gamma ray; L, geologists and/or samples available; T, temperature,

302254N0862514.1
302304N0862817.1
302340N0862942.1
302325N0863329.1
302338N0863526.1

302346N0863524.1
302347N0863604.1
302352N0863757.1
302351N0863829..1
302348N0863900.1

302357N0864151.1 19 F
302342N0864248,1 20 F
302334N0864448.1 21 F
302427N0862934,1 22 P
302411N0863649.1 23 H

Interpolated

1 P 1955 600 -- -. X H T P 1F 10* --
3 P 1958 653 434 4 X H C P F1 10* -
4 C 1964 657 440 -- X Z T P IF 30* -
8 F -- 750 -- 6 X H S H F 10* 5
12 S 1951 696 474 5 X C N U 1F 12 48

OKAIOOSA COUNTY

FLORIDAN AQUIFER

-- 75 **
536 19
100 60
1-67 90 14

2-62 325 255
S 250 90
9-67 305 264
S 50 --
100 60

1946 834 592 6 X C T P IF 12
1959 802 648 6 X H P IF 12*
1960 850 669 6 X I H 1F 10*
1955 630 614 3 X H J I 1F 5*
SX T P IF 10**

from USCS 15 minute series topographic map.

2-66 0.02 4.4 69 24 620 C 77 --
-- -- ---**-- -- --- L

6-67 0.03 60
10-60 0.05 6.4

10-49 0.09 13
10-60 0.19 17
6-67 0.31 0
4-67 --

.. -- BE,G,L
58 20 505 C --
60 24 566 C 78 -

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

OKALOOSA COUNTY -- Continued

FLORIDAN AQUIFER -- Continued

302418N0863640.1 24 M --
302419N0863626.1 25 C 1936
302419N0863639.1 26 M 1950
302440N0863945.1 27 M 1958
302442N0863940.1 28 H 1964

302458N0864206.1 32 F 1942
302431N0864403.1 34 P 1960
302505N0863555.1 35 M --
302507N0863639.1 36 M 1954
302535N0863617.1 37 P 1958

302536N0863618.1 39 P --
302541N0863728.1 41 P 1956
302511N0863821.1 43 M 1957
302513N0863840.1 44 M 1968
302553N0863830.1 45 P --

302530N0863952.1 46 C 1962
302521N0864152.1 47 F 1954
302526N0864619.1 48 F 1964
302516N0864754.1 49 F --
302604N0863356,1 51 C 1962

302612N0863455.1 52 P --
302653N0863423.1 54 C 1962
302613N0863501.1 55 F 1944
302625N0863545.1 56 C 1960
302628N0863535.1 57 N --

613 467 6 X N U 1F 17 92
800 500 6 X N U 1F 16 446
735 510 12 X H T P 1F 17 +10
787 570 10 X H T P 1F 23 --
764 595 -- X Z T P 1F 20* 61

805 550 10 X P 1F 35 32
820 -- 6 X H C H 1F 10* 6
803 510 24 X Z T P 1F 8* 39
839 494 16 X H T P 1F 17 10
572 472 3 X H J U 1F 5* --

571 467 2 X H N U 1F 5* 20
640 -- -- X H S H IF 12* --
735 548 16 X 2 T P IF 38 32
850 520 16 X Z T P IF 30* 48
690 410 4 X H IF 18* --

475 -- 10 X H T P IF 30* --
807 596 12 X Z T P IF 35* 32
850 650 -- X H P 1F 34* 6
560 -- 6 X P 1F 29* --
610 418 4 X H T P 1F 19 0

550 426 4 X H J U IF 6* -*
630 420 4 X H P 1F 71 18
605 -- -- X H T P IF 6 +28
600 432 6 X H N U IF 11 --
601 422 4 X i 9 P IF 5* -

7-66 -- -
8-36 -
11-50 500 100 -
2-68 300 51 --
2-68 517 29 --

10-47 500 -- -
2-68 -
7-66 760 174 -
12-54 620 -- -

9-67

1-67 627 64 -
5-68
5.68 -- -- --

2-68 275 -- -
-- 25 3 26
S 50 .. .
150 .. .

S 30 .. ..
9-62 50 -- -
2-44 750 -- -
-- 180 -
60 -

11-46 --
7-66 0.10
7-66 --
2-66 0.01

5-57 0.06
2-68 0.0

11-54 0.10
9-67 5.5

9-67 --
5-67 -
2-66

2-67 0.00

3-67 --
10-55 0.20
7-65 0.12
10-60 0.59

2-44 0.10

7.6

4.4

140 58
61 25
57 18

4.0 76 21 607
4.6 106 20 730

20 58 36
1570 19,500 6590 37,700

1400 13,000 6220 35,500
-- 50 -- 510
-- -- 535

0.0 75 28 692

4,2
5.0
0.0
4.8

3.2

50 22
65 21
118 14
66 20

48 25
.. **

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.
w

- E,F,G
78 *--
81 L
-- L
77 -

70 --

- L
- E,F,G

-- E,F,G
73 --
78 L
-- E,0,L
72 --

75 -
69 -

80 --
--

- E,F

- E,F,G

Table 4, RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

OKALOOSA COUNTY -* Continued

FLORIDAN AQUIFER -* Continued

302637N0863553.1 58 P *-
302600N0863611.1 59 C 1958
302600N0863611,2 60 C 1960
302600N0863611.3 61 C --
302619N0863555,1 64 N **

302631N0863644.1 65 C
302606N0863705.1 68 C 1959
302609N0863754.1 69 C 1961
302652N0863718.1 70 C 1957
302711N0862514.1 71 F 1951

302724N0863254.1 73 F 1965
302733N0863217.1 74 F 1952
302748N0863251.1 75 F 1951
302743N0863301.1 76 F 1951
302759N0863209.1 77 F 1957

302726N0863648.1 80 M 1965
302739N0863648.1 81 M 1962
302705N0863705.1 82 C 1966
302747N0863820.1 84 F 1966
302857N0862852,1 86 F --

302852N0862950.1 87 F 1957
302852N0863013,1 88 F 1942
302857N0863107.1 89 F 1958
302808N0863238.1 91 F 1947
302859N0863258.1 92 F 1958

320 --
620 453
620 455
620 455
570 398

690 --
601 468
640 473
653 500
425 --

3 X H N U 1F 11* 10
4 X H T P IF 13* -
4 X H T P 1F 13* -*
4 X H T P IF 13* -
X H U IF 12* -

8 X H T P IF 15* --
8 X H T P 1F 15 -
4 X H T P IF 21 +2
6 X H T P 1F 40 10
4 P IF 12* +15

606 444 16 X Z T P 1F 15* 64
896 382 12 x T P 1F 8* +22
603 425 10 X T P 1F 52* 52
620 400 12 X T P IF 57 53
695 450 18 X T P 1F 60* 51

631 455 16 X H T P 1F 37* 32
750 500 24 X Z T P IF 36 52
635 470 6 X H S I 1F 35 --
858 503 10 X Z N U IF 58 55
540 -- 6 X N U IF 8 +29

642 360 16 X T P IF 18 40
557 357 12 X C T P 1F 53* 48
702 404 8 X T P IF 69 45
627 424 10 X T P IF 72* 45
736 482 10 X T P 1F 70* 48

9-67 --
200 2 -
-- 150 -

-- 350 -- *
4-61 123 -- -
10-57 100 -- -
5-57 82 -- -

8-67 495 13 24
8-52 900 28 --
2-68 300 -- -
2-68 500 --
2-68 800 -

4-66 830 75 --
7-66 89 23 --

8-66 466 8 24
9-47 .. .

2-68 1000 --
2-68 950 38 1
1-58 167 -- -
2-68 300 -- --
2-59 225 11 10

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

9.3

5.6
6.0
8.4
7.4
6.8

4.0
4.4

7.0
10
9.6
9.8
8.4

-- P,0
SL
- L
.. =.
*- E,F,G

. L
- L
68 --

72 L
70 --
72 L
12 --

79 E,G,L
." L

- E,G,L
78 E,0,L

72 -
71 -
- L
71 -
72 -

7-51 0.04

5-67 0.00
2-59 0.50
11-52 0.01
2-59 0.00
5-57 0.40

7-66 0.20
5-66 0.00

7-66 0.00

5-57 0.02
10-49 0.01
10-60 0.28
10-49 0.01
2-59 0.02

Table 4, RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

WELL 9w.
NUMBER ^ s I o. DATA

OKALOOSA COUNTY -- Continued

FLORIDAN AQUIFER -- Continued

302804N0863510.1 93 C --
302804N0863510.2 94 C
302811N0863539.1 96 F 1951
302952N0862542.1 97 S 1964
302921N0862949.1 98 F 1941

302902N0863032.1 99 F 1942
302903N0863019.1 100 F 1960
302910N0863015.1 101 F 1942
302924N0863108.1 106 F 1954
302926N0863119.1 107 F 1951

302939N0863158.1 108 F 1960
303039N0862839.1 109 M 1965
303039N0862924.1 110 M --
303039N0862924.2 111 M 1948
303055N0862955.1 112 M --

303033N0863002.1 114 M --
303013N0863516.1 115 F 1942
303021N0863516.1 116 F 1942
303113N0862915.1 119 M 1950
303126N0862929.1 120 F 1939

303136N0863946.1 122 F --
303211N0862929.1 123 F 1951
303241N0864617.1 125 F --
303431N0862645.1 130 F 1943
303441N0862639.1 131 F 1942

700 --
700 --
582 430
410 --
575 314

652 364
590 --
607 362
520 --
582 413

650 436
544 322
485 --
544 314
542 --

6 X H T P IF 42* -
6 X H T P 1F 42* --
6 X T P 1F 25 38
4 X S P IF 22* --
10 X T P IF 40* 72

12 X H T P IF 62* 64
6 X T P IF 58* 79
12 X H T P IF 52 58
4 J P 1F 63* --
8 X C T P IF 70* 76

6 X T P IF 72* 69
16 X H T P IF 15* --
8 X N U IF 22 25
8 X C T P IF 22 +5
-- X Z T P IF 52 --

X T P 1F 71* 30
640 524 8 X C T P 1F 87 28
591 442 10 X H T P IF 89 25
465 340 10 X H T P IF 16 47
524 370 6 X P IF 59 +2

- -* 4 X P 1 130* --
635 373 10 X H T N IF 92 71
708 -- 6 X T P 1F 185* -
585 436 10 X C T P 1F 154 --
652 409 10 X H T P 1F 156 93

7-68 200 4 --
-- 50 --
2-68 250 **

2-68 1000 46 --
7-66 450 -
2-68 1000 53 -
-- 5 -- --
5-67 300 16 24

5-67 60 -- -

2-68 --
7-48 350 15 -
800 -- -

2-68 415 25 -
10-47 250 18
1-48 250 25 --
2-68 726 -- -
4-39 127 24 -

10 -
2-68 421 160 -
50 -
1-43 250 24 -
10-47 250 28 1

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

10
8.8
11
8.2
11

9,2
7.2
..

11-52 0.04
8-65 0.34
10-49 0.02

10-49 0.01
10-60 0.37
10-49 0.02
5-57 0.44
8-53 0.13

11-60 0.27
2-66 0.30

10-49 0.03
10-49 0.08
4-50 0.03
10-49 0.01

8-65 0.05
8-53 0.02
9-62 0.03
10-49 0.02
10-49 0.02

289 C 70 L
239 C -
280 C 73 -

269 C 72 -
273 C 72 -
272 C 69 -
261 C 72 --
269 C 72 --

262 C 72 --
259 C 75 L

L
-- -. T,
"" "" L

276 C 72 --
282 C 69 --
288 -- L
284 C 72 L

510 C -
285 C 70 L
590 C 72 -
230 C 72 --
230 C 72 --

0

zl

Table 4, KECOKD OF WLLS IN OKAILOOA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS ConcLnued

OKALOOSA COUNTY -- Continued

FLORIDAN AQUIFER -- Continued

303512N0863751.1 134 F 1942
303517NO863801,1 135 F 1942
303733N0864410,1 138 F 1942
303745N0864421.1 140 F 1942
303820N0862418.1 141 F --

303849N0863141.1 143 F --
303854N0863149.1 144 F 1943
304040N0863415.1 149 P --
304050N0863453.1 151 F --
30413210864052.1 152 P 1954

304245N0864505.1 154 M 1967
304412N0863710.1 159 P --
304518N0863340.1 161 M 1966
304537N0863406.1 162 M 1949
304541N0863407.1 163 M 1955

304510N0863824.1 164 P 1965
304801N0864031.1 167 M -
305543N0862519.1 175 P 1967
305530N0863227.1 179 P 1966
305537N0864120.1 182 P 1968

305615N0862848.1 183 S 1959
305637N0863114.1 185 P 1966
305754N0862739.1 187 M 1961
305743N0863848.1 188 C --
30571210864034.1 189 S 1957
305730N0864156.1 190 P 1962

710 524
680 528
730 527
690 527
530 --

609 456
795 510
430 320
424 --
447 350

645 540
493 -
642 423
604 438
920 440

396 320

724 524
500 400
500 280

10 X H N U 1F 178 100
10 X C T P 1f 212 100
10 X T P IF 160 49
10 X H T P 1F 135 48
4 X H 1F 230* --

10 X H T P IF 197 99
10 X C T P 1F 221 140
6 X H 1F 120* --
4 X H 1F 105* --
3 X H N H 1F 52 +19

6 X H T P F1 195* 123
4 X H J H 17 103* -
16 X Z T P 1F 215* 131
10 X C T P 1F 227 126
10 H T P 1F 264 127

2 X H J H 1F 90* --
6 X H T P 1F 221* --
4 X H S H 1F 280* 100
4 X H S I 1F 179* 20
4 X H 8 H IF 170 46

425 415 4 X H 8 H 1F 290* 113
650 400 4 X S H 1F 232* --
607 428 6 X H T P 17 279 88
625 -- -- X H S P 17 215* --
565 360 4 X H S H IF 270* 136
520 410 3 X B J H 1F 185* -

10-47 250 2 -
1-48 250 80 **
10-47 250 5 -
1-48 250 4 **

10-47 250 20
9-48 250 80 --

S 10 -- -
7-66

-67 204 14 --

12-66 650 12 12
7-49 432 18 --
-55

5-67
5-67
7-68

4-67

11-61

4-67

125 --

20 -

167 62 4

50 -
.. .6 --

10-49 0.02
10-49 0.02
10-49 0.17
10-49 0.01
5-67 0.23

10-49 0.02
10-49 0.02
5-67 0.12
2-59 0.30
1-68 --

1-68 0.00
7-67 --
12-66 0.00
1-68 0.00
1-68 0.00

8-67
5-68
5-67
1-68
7-68

1-68
4-67
11-61'
7-68
1-68
8-67

0.20
0.00

0.00

0.01

0.27

0.01
0.52

4.0

8.0
8.0

10

9.5
5.6
8.0
--

3 123
4 123
36 74
35 70
4 83

3 138
4 148
4 106
4 102
11 59

10 74
3 128
4 104
3 112
3 110

42 88
25 54

3 102
6 129

3 110
-- ..
7 104
2 121
3 146
-- 100

405
397
260
202
292

218
250

255
268
200

72 E,a
72 --
72--
72 --

72--
71 --

74 --

74--
73 E,L
75 -
77 L

71 --
63 -

63 -

59 --
72 --
- L

59 -
69 -

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

SANTA ROSA COUNTY

FLORIDAN AQUIFER

302329N0864809.1 1 F 1961 1088 708 6 S Z T P IF 5* -- 402 314 -
30233010864820.1 2 F 1957 756 689 16 X H N U 1F 8 +15 5-66 450 -
302305N0865021.1 3 F 1964 930 720 4 X H L P IF 5* +11 5-64 50 10 5
SAND-AND-GRAVEL AQUIFER

1-61 0.06 15
8-60 0.13 1.4
6-67 0.43 0.0

256 34 1280 C 70 --
288 42 1360 C 85 E,L
142 18 840 C -

302308N0865051.1 4 F 1960 28 --
302308N0865051.2 5 F 1958 42 --
302654N0865359.1 6 F -- 40 -
302654N0865359.2 7 F 1963 123 .118
303116N0865410.1 8 F 1962 172 112

303116N0865410.2 9 F -- 165 --
303209N0864837.1 10 F 1942 197 140
303216N0864830.1 11 F 1942 209 169
303504N0865148.1 12 F -- 100 --

301827N0860534.2 2 P 1965 -- -
301945N0860928.1 3 S -- 460 406
301946N0860957.1 4 M 1939 615 188
302058N0861432,1 5 P 1965 -- -
302117N0860528.1 6 S 1963 400 189

4 S P IS 10* -- 10 -
2 S P IS 10* -- 3 -
2 8 P IS 12* .. ..
4 S H S H s1 12* -- 25 -
6 S H S H IS 137* 90 9-62 25 1--

2 U IS 137* -
8 S H T P 18 135 84 10-47 250 9 -
6 S T P 1S 132 109 -- 250 60 -
4 S S P 1 28* -- -- 50 -

WALTON COUNTY

FICRIDAN AQUIFER

2 X H H IF 11* -
3 X H C P 1F 5* -
6 X N P 1F 7 +13 4-61 360 -
4 X H S P IF 12* 7 6-68 -
4 X H c H 1F 28* 18 5-63

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map,

7-65 1.5
7-65 0.65
7-59 0.02
8-65 0.38
8-65 0.05

2-59 0.37
10-49 0.04
10-49 0.01
8-65 0.45

9 8 52
6 14 52
4 2 20
4 4 18
2 2 13

3 2 15
5 6 25
4 5 20
2 2 23

20 192
182 210
250 --
16 132
35 128

4-65
7-68
7-61
6-68
5-63

0.0
19

0.0
8.4

69 -
72 L

-- E,G
77 -
74 -
72 -

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOW A COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -* Conctnued

302102N0861424.1 7 P 1963 368 270
302111N0861434.1 8 P 1961 330 90
302214N0860652.1 9 P -. 450 --
302229N0861544.1 10 P -- 821 252
302231N0862143.1 11 P 1965 420 350

302357N0861007.1 12 S -
303049N0862032.1 13 F -- 380 -
303103N0862010.1 17 F -- 475 -
303103N0862010.2 18 F -- 382 305
303443N0861939.1 19 F -- 452 -

WALTON COUNTY -- Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER -- Continued
4 X H H IF 18* 14 7-63 20 -- 7-63
4 X H J H 17 10* +1 6-58 -- -- 5-63
8 X C H 1F 11 +16 3-36 -- -- 6-68
3 X H F1 14 0 4-61 -- 7-68
4 X H S 1i IF 12* 9 6-65 -- -- 7-68
3 X 1 1F 5 +14 9-61 50 -- 5-63
4 X H 1F 99* -- 15 -- 8-65
6 X T P IF 92* -- -- 30 -- 8-60
6 X H S P 1F 92* 56 -- 100 4 -- 8-65
6 X T P 1F 178* 137 -- 150 4-- 8-60

304044N0862116.1 28 F 1942 630 323 10 X H T P F1 231 *. 250 10 -- 10-49
304055N0862114.1 29 F 1942 625 327 10 X C T P IF 238* 245 80 -- 10-49
304358N0861208.1 32 N 1960 509 323 10 X H T H 1F 274 144 4-61 7-68
304643N0861830.1 37 P 1965 420 200 4 X H S H IF 232* -- -- -- 7-68
304953N0862053.1 39 N 1964 227 -- 4 X H 8 H 17 192* .- 8-67

0.01

0.37
0.17
0.06
0.05
0.01
0,02

0.05

8.4
7.5
8.8
7.7
11
11
8.0
8.0
8,0

34 140
215 135
362 178
10 116

2 95
1 107
5 104
6 105
3 125
3 129
7 78
4 126
*. **

305110N0861648.1 41 P -- 415 285 4 X H J H 17 255* 100 -- -- -- 7-68 -
305336N0862154.1 42 P 1960 320 -- 4 X H S H 1F 232* 65 -60 -- 7-68 -
305804N0861809.1 46 8 -- 350 230 4 X H 8 P F1 325* 111 6-68 50 7-68 -

Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

4 103 210 C -
3 114 220 C 76 -
3 110 210 C -

72 -
74 -
77 --
76 -

71 --
72 -
72 --
70 --

0

I-I

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

B : 1 0I

OKALOOSA COUNTY -- Continued

SAND-AND-GRAVEL AQUIFER

302303N0862650.1 2 F
302317N0863130.1 5 F
302317N0863130,2 6 F
302319N0863222.1 7 F
302328N0863332.1 9 F

302328N0863332.2 10 F
302334N0863441.1 11 F
302343N0863548.1 13 F
302439N0864005.1 29 P
302443N0864002.1 30 P

302446N0864004,1 31 P
302431N0864359.1 33 P
302536N0863606.1 38 P
302536N0863618.2 40 P
302559N0863702.1 42 P

302518N0864738.1 50 F
302629N0863422.1 53 P
302608N0863613,1 62 P
302608N0863615.1 63 P
302633N0863641.1 66 P

302635N0863645.1 67 P
302727N0863147.1 72 F
302709N0863442,1 78 P
302709N0863442.2 79 P
302711N0863837.1 83 P

4 S J P 1S
4 S C P 18
2 S C P 1
2 S C H 18
4 S SP IS

2 -- CP 18
2 C P 18
2 S JH IS
1 T B C 158
B C I I

- T B C I 1S
1 T B C H 18
-- B C I 18
1 T B J A 1S
1 T B C I 18

3 S P IS
1 T B C H 18
1 T B C I 1S
1 T B C I 1S
S1T B C I 18

1 T B C I 18
4 S P 1S
1 T B C I 18
1 T B C H 18
2 T B C I 18

10* --
5* --
5* -
10* --
10* --

10* -
10* -
10* -
20* .
15* --

20* --
11* -
5* --
5* -
12* -

30* -
15* *
12* -
12* -
15* -

15* -
12* -
5* -
5* --
45* --

10 -
40 -
10 -
5 -- -
27 -- -

18 -- -
8 -- --
5 -- --

20 -

50 -

11-60 4.3 2.0
6-56 0.47 17
8-65 0.96 7.0
7-65 0.20 5.6
2-59 0.08. 8.9

8-65 0.02 6,4
8-65 0.10 16
7-65 0.02 6.4
7-67 1.4
7-67 1.8

7-67 0.27
7-67 1.9 --
7-67 1.0 -
7-67 5.8 35
7-67 0.75

10-66 3.7 4.8
7-67 0.51
7-67 0.80
7-67 0.30
7-67 0.20

7-67 0.10 -
5-57 0.06 2,5
7-67 0.55
7-67 0.15 30
7-67 0.04

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

12 8
35 70
21 78
14 60
35 54

15 48
18 45
8 50

15 --

280 115
25 --

4 6
7 -

25 -

7 4
15 --
30 --

I

.g

78 --

74 -
73 -
71 -

75 -
73 -

74 -

70 -

71 -
71 -
70 -

72 -
70 -

Table 4, RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -. Continued

WILL LOo

NUMBER g e I g DATA

OKALOOSA COUNTYY -- Continued

SAND-AND-GRAVEL AQUIFER -- Continued

302747N0863820.2 85 F
302858N0863116.1 90 F
302810N0863541.1 95 F
302933N0863032.1 102 F
302942N0863022.1 103 F

302914N0863113.1 104 F
302915N0863124.1 105 F
303003N0863027.1 113 F
303044N0863510.1 117 F
303019N0863850.1 118 F

303104N0863822.1 121 F
303218N0863748.1 124 F
303321N0863344.1 126 F
303330N0863340.1 127 F
303311N0864539.1 128 F

303314N0864537.1 129 F
303421N0863050.1 132 F
303427N0863053.1 133 F
303528N0863909.1 136 F
303528N0863909.2 137 F

303735N0864411.1 139 F
303820N0862418.2 142 F
303843N0863311.1 145 F
303843N0863311.2 146 F
303827N0864418.1 147 F

38 23
72 --
28 -
86 -
70 -

68 -
86 76
60 -

110 100
115 --
26 21
91 86
170 --

140 --
20 15
35 30
151 -*
130 -

2 T B N U IS 58 5
4 5 P 18 68* ..
4 8 I 15 13**
4 8 J P 18 60* ..
4 8 J P 1 60* *-

2 8 U S1 68*
6 C J P S1 69 40
4 a J P s1 25* --
4 19 98* -
.8 S P 15 100* --

4 8 C J P iS 125* 42
4 S U 18 160* -
4 S H N U 18 60* 8
4 S H N U 18 50* 50
4 S P 18 185* -

2 H 18 195* -
4 8 H N U 18 70* 3
4 S H N U 5I 100* 16
6 5 H J P 18 220* 93
2 S U 18 220* --

1942 208 168 6 8 C U 18 136 -
S 60 2 S U 18 240* -
1963 147 142 4 S S H 18 220* 97
1958 130 -- 2 8 U 18 220* --
J F 18 110* --

11-66 80 --
S 10 *-
S 100 -
S 30 --
S 10 **

4-54 20 --
-- 5 --
S 10 --

4-53 10 -
30 -
9-66 -- *
2-67 --
S 10 -

15 -
1-67 -
9-66 -
2-66 150 -

-- 180 -
7-63 --
-- 5 --

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

71

72 -

70 L
-- **

7-66 0.12
10-60 0.45
11-60 0,33
10-60 0.12
5-57 0,06

10-60 2,1
11-54 0.38
10-60 0.31
8-64 1.2

8-65 0.11
10-60 0.28

10-60 0.43

2-59 0,01

10-60 0.15
2-59 1.9

2-59 0.00
8-65 0.15
3-59 0.43
-- --

0.4
8.4
0.1
3.0

0.8
10
0.8
0.4

0.4
0.4

0.0

0.0

0.4
0,0

0.0

0.0
0.4
0.0

4
15
1
4

5
4
3
3

1
3

3

3

1

2
1
3
--

S 29
3 27
81 340
12 36
8 40

7 41
115 258
4 29
4 24

4 21
2 32

1 21

2 29

2 18
2 20

5 28
0.4 13
2 16

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -- Continued

OKALOOSA COUNTY -- Continued

SAND-AND-GRAVEL AQUIFER -- Continued

303843N0864417.1 148 F 1955
304040N0863415.2 150 F --
304237N0864534.1 153 P 1965
304340N0863933.1 155 F 1966
304342N0863927.1 156 F 1966

304419N0863351.1 157 P 1965
304421N0863354.1 158 P --
304509N0862606.1 160 P 1965
304510N0863836.1 165 P 1956
304537N0864225.1 166 P 1966

304958N0862554.1 168 P 1957
304914N0864226.1 169 P 1960
305037N0864035.1 170 P 1950
305108N0863136.1 171 P 1951
305204N0863651.1 172 P 1955

305247N0864645.1 173 P 1965
305257N0864647.1 174 P -
305537N0862619.1 176 P 1942
305541N0862620.1 177 P 1964
305531N0863044,1 178 P 1954

305521N0863810.1 180 P -
305530N0863814.1 181 P 1959
305633N0863122.1 184 P 1947
305601N0863812.1 186 P 1966
305757N0864153.1 191 P 1952

135 125
56 --
106 102
14 9
68 63

99 96
60 56
58 54
24 20
86 82

30 --
115 104
97 93
52 48
85 82

76 73
68 65
37 32
27 22
20 --

100 96
58 54
85 81
80 60

4 S N U IS 98* 53
4 S U 15 120* --
2 S B P H 18 186* --
4 S H N U IS 80* 5
4 S H N U 18 110* 19

2 S J P 18 215* --
2 S J H 1S 210* .
2 8 J J H 18 232* -
2 S B J H IS 125* 11
2 B B J H S1 219* --

2 S B J H IS 145* --
2 S B J H 1S 210* --
2 S C P H S1 245* 90
2 S C J H IS 275 36
2 S H P H S1 133* 17

2 S B J H 1S 250* -
2 S B J H 18 260* --
2 S J J H 18 185* -
2 S J J H 18 183* --
- D J H IS 232* 16

SS D H IS 221* 16
2 S H J H IS 210* --
2 S H J H 15 214* --
2 S H J H 18 170* --
3 8 B C H IS 182* --

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map,

12-55 14 -
10 -

1-67 -
1-67 -- -
1-67 .

8-67 -

8-67 -. -
** -- ***
-. -. ..
-. -- --

10-60 0.30
10-60 0.27
8-67 0.30

8-67 0.10
8-67 0.40
8-67 0.51
8-67 1.5
8-67 0.14

8-67 0.25
8-67 1.0
8-67 0.38
8-67 0.52
8-67 0.53

8-67 0.56
8-67 0.40
8-67 0.30
8-67 0.50
8-67 0.09

8-67 0.24
8-67 6.0
8-67 0.20
8-67 0.15
8-67 5.7

2 2 22
2 2 14
-- -. 25

-- -- 18
.... 18
-- -- 20
. -- 39
-- -- 42
-- .- 43

-- -- 28
-- 11 46
-. -- 22
-.. 34
-- -. 25

-- 6 26
-- -- 44
.- -- 53
-- .- 45
-.. 28

- 10 65
- 70 112
-- 34 90
.. -- 45
-- 5 118

72 --
70 -
L
- L

72 -
70 -
73 -
71 -

70 -
71 -
69 -
68 -
69 -

71 -
71 --
70 -
70 -
69 --

68 -
74 -*
71 -
69 -
71 --

Table 4. RECORD OF WELLS IN OKALOOSA COUNTY AND ADJACENT AREAS -. Continued

303949N0862037.2 14 F --
303020N0862145,1 15 F -
303144N0861922.1 16 F *-
303456N0861916.1 20 F
303943N0861702.1 21 F 1962

303943N0861702.2 22 F -
303946N0862057,1 23 F 1953
303952N0862027.1 24 F 1953
304005N0862030.1 25 F -
304007N0862038.1 26 F 1953

304023N0862038.1 27 F 1953
304101N0861902.1 30 F -
304126N0861952.1 31 F --
304440N0861851.1 33 P 1963
304443N0861829.1 34 S --

304435N0861912.1 35 P 1955
304410N0862123.1 36 P 1959
304734N0861117.1 38 P 1966
305105N0861439.1 40 P 1967
305408N0862150.1 43 P 1966

305652N0861420.1 44 P 1927
305731N0862122.1 45 P 1950

3018271i860534.1 1 P 1965

87 --
65 -
47
60 *-
165 155

90 --
108 99
104 --
106 --
110 100

95 85
58 --
65 --

11 --
72 68
70 66
87 --
63 59

WALTON COUNTY -- Continued

SANANDND-GRAVEL AQUIFER

2 S U 18 99* -- 5 --
4 S S P 15 72* 33 -- 15 -.
-- S P 18 97* -- 10 -- *
4 S H N U 18 182* -- 5 -
4 8 1 9 H 18 242* 100 -- 30 12 -

2 S N U S1 242* -- 5 .
4 C J P is 220* 89 4-53 10 -- -
4 S C J P 15 230* 85 -- 15 -*
4 8 J P IS 225* -- 10 --
4 S C J P iS 222* 71 4-53 10

3 S J P 15 235* 76 4-53 10 -- --
2 J P 18 240* -- 10 -
4 J P 18 200* -- 10 --
3 X H S H 1i 265* -- ..
J H 18 270* -- -. .

- W D H S1 220* 2 8-67 -
2 S J H 18 242* -- -.. ..
2 S J J H 1S 230* --.. .. ..
2 C J H 18 252* .... ....
2 S B J H 18 240* .. .

40 -- -- D B H 18 295* 30 8-67
92 90 2 T H 18 270* -..- -.

SHALLOW ARTESIAN AQUIFER

275 143 2 X H N U 4M 11* 12 3-65 10 -

8-60 0.32 2
8-65 0.07 0
8-65 0,26 0
7-61 2.1 0
8-65 0.06 0

2-59 0.07 0
11-60 0.22 0
10-60 0.36 0
8-65 0.20 0

11-60 0.17 0
8-65 0.10 0
8-65 0.30 6
1-68 0.01 5
7-68 -- 0,

8-67 0.25
8-67 0.34
8-67 0.12
8-67 0.35
8-67 0.90

8-67 0.21
8-67 0.54 --

3-65 -- 936

5 10 62
2 4 28
2 5 22
2 2 18

1 2 14
4 40 118
2 108 225
2 12 45
2 0 19

-. -- 37
-- -- 21
-- .. 23
-- -- 29
-- -. 50

35b P 68 -
- 36 P 69 -

7630 2630 22,000 C

* Interpolated from USGS 15 minute series topographic map.

72 --

63

70 -*
71 -
72 -
71
71 -

73 --

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Figure 3. Map of Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of inventoried
wells which tap the Floridan aquifer. Those wells used for water-level observations are
indicated.

saw a1W

Nw

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Figure 4. Okaloosa County and adjacent areas showing location of inventoried wells
which tap the sand-and-gravel aquifer. Those wells used for water-level observations are
indicated.

wwr

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Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas.

Okaloosa County

302338N0863526.1. Report well reference number 12. State of Florida. Fort Walton Beach. SEJNE-SW1 sec.
19, T. 2 S., R. 23 W. Drilled unused artesian vell in Floridan aquifer, di'm 5 in, depth 696 ft, cased to 474.
Lsd 12.0 ft above msl. HP top of casing 1.0 ft above lad. Records available: 1966-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below lsd, from the recorder graph 1966.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5

h68.55

1967

5 h73.53 85.25 h88.73 80.3

10 76.47 d4.89 91.42 88.8 h88.78 74.4

15 79.55 93.73 h92.17 e86.3 77.6

20 h48.48 82.16 h90.80 80.9 e71.1

25 83.94 h89.76 80.3

eom 85.05 h92.00 h90.45 78.3

1968

5 44.8 54.7

10 57.6 57.8 64.3

15 52.1 58.0

20 59.2 49.3

25 47.0

eom 44.5 54.6

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

302419N0863626.1. Report well reference number 25. Okaloosa County. Fort Walton Beach. SEkSE$1Wt sec.
13, T. 2 S., R. 24 W. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 6 in, reported depth 800
ft, cased to 500. Lsd 16.44 ft above msl. HP center of corporation cock, 0.93 ft above lsd. Fluctuation
caused primarily by regional pumping. Records available 1936, 1946-1968.

Water level in feet below land surface datum.

Jan.
Mar.
May
July
Sept
Nov.
Jan.

Date
9, 1964
5
7
7
. 9
5
6, 1965

water
level
47.22
39.57
52.99
79.82
73.95
73.27
37.37

Mar.
May
July
Sept
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.

Date
4, 1965
5
8
9
5
11, 1966
9

Water
level
39.57
78.77
88.47
73.72
71.39
55.67
57.92

Date
Apr. 29, 1966
July 7
Sept. 14
Nov. 1
Jan. 4, 1967
Mar. 7
May 3

Water
level
60.51
82.15
81.49
57.61
47.97
44.87
80.37

Date
July 11, 1967
Sept. 8
Nov. 8
Jan. 11, 1968
Feb. 28
May 9
July 3

Water
level
90.52
83.07
71.87
54.52
55.47
85.12
96.07

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Table 5. Records of the water level In wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

302747086b3820.1. Report well reference number 84. U. S. (rologlcal Survey. NA.NEWNUk sec. 34, T. I S.,
R. 24 W. Drilled test well in Floridan aquifer, diam 10 in, depth 858 ft, cased to 503. lad 57.67 ft above mal.
IP top of casing. 3.00 ft above Isd. Records available: 1966-68.

Highest water level for the day. feet below Isd, from the recorder graph 1966.

DBa Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 58.68 49.45

10 58.32 51.90 48.78

15 h54.55 58.73 51.03 48.40

20 54.44 51.96 eS1.1 47.77

25 55.47 51.40 47.50

eom 57.94 e51.2 49.88 46.62

1967

5 46.46 e45.1 h58.02 59.21 59.67 60.57 57.28 60.76 56.42 55.10

10 46.20 45.82 56.74 59.21 61.86 61.54 56.10 60.60 56.47

15 45.72 59.44 60.93 61.90 60.34 57.10 60.03 56.52

20 46.00 61.30 62.05 62.62 59.32 58.49 59.47 56.14

25 45.78 e50.0 59.92 61.66 60.51 58.30 59.83 59.14 55.52

eam 50.57 57.31 60.90 60.08 61.21 57.43 60.26 57.80 56.10

1968

5 50.87 50.46 55.82

10 50.76 50.98 50.17 56.72 h64.09

15 e50.5 51.56 50.58 57.10

20 50.89 50.54 52.02

25 50.63 50.55 52.20

eam 51.20 50.58 54.23
e Estimated

h Tape measurement

30285720862852.1. Report well reference number 86. U. S. Air Force. Kindergarten Building at Postil
Point. NW15 ESEt sec. 19, T. 1 S., R. 22 W. Drilled unused artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 6 in,
depth 540 ft. Lsd 7.54 ft above msl. liP top of 6 x 4 reducer 2.30 ft above lad. Records available: 1947-68.

Water level in feet above (+) and below (-) land surface datum.

Date

Sepc. 3. 1947
Oct. 28
Feb. 11, 1948
Apr. 14
June 22
Sepc. 16
Oct. 20
Dec. 1
Jan. 19. 1949
Mar. 3
Apr. 20
June 2
Illy 12
Sept- 14
Oct. 29
Decc 14
Mar. 22, 1950
May 4
J.nr. 20
Aui. If.
O.- 4

Water
level
+30-2
29.1
29.2
30.1
20.7
24.6
26.4
28.4
29.6
28.0
27.5
24.5
26.0
24.5
25.2
26.6
28.2
26.6
23.4
22.-
+24.2

Date
16, 1950
3, 1951
20
3
31
11
6
17
6
30. 1952
19
20
4
16
22
II
20
14. 1953
26
11
In

Water
level
+24.9
28.7
26.2
27.2
22.9
22.4
19.4
21.5
24.2
25.4
26.7
25.8
20.9
14.8
16.9
21.5
22.7
25.6
25.3
22.7
+17.8

July
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
May
July
July
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
May
Jlune
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.

Date
29, 1953
10
21
3
12, 1954
24
8
21
8
29
7
18
1
13, 1955
21
5
18
28
16
28
7

Water
level
+15.9
19.8
20.3
24.5
24.9
23.8
21.1
14.4
9.7
12.6
7.8
11.7
16.2
18.6
20.1
16.2
4.90
1.50
5.55
2.25
+ 6.9

Date
Dec. 21, 1955
Feb. 1, 1956
Mar. 13
Apr. 25
June 12
July 12
Sept. 4
Oct. 9
Nov. 27
Jan. 17, 1957
Feb. 26
Apr. 12
May 27
July 1
Aug. 14
Oct. 10
Nov. 21
Jan. 7, 1958
Feb. 13
Mar. 27
May 14

Water
level
+13.1
S15.2
13.8
8.7
3.6
8.10
4.76
7.7
8.1
10.5
9.8
10.3
4.15
6.93
1.,45
5.15
4.80
9.2
10.1
10.6
+ 5.6

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Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

Date
June 26, 1958
Aug. 7
Sept. 25
Nov. 5
Dec. 19
Feb. 6, 1959
Mar. 18
May 7
June 19
Aug. 21
Sept. 25
Nov. 4
Dec. 17

Water
level
+ 2.70
5.00
6.20
7.22
9.6
12.9
12.6
3.60
6.80
3.20
2.60
7.60
+ 9.2

Jan.
Mar.
May
July
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Apr.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.

Date
28, 1960
24
10
1
1
22
10
16
13, 1961
18
18
29
10, 1962

Water
level
+11.0
10.4
4.7
4.3
1.6
2.6
5.90
7.80
8.30
7.6
0.10
3.0
+ 0.50

Feb.
Apr.
June
Aug.
Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
June
Aug.
Oct.
Jan.

Date
28, 1962
19
5
1
19
7
9, 1963
6
25
19
27
23
8, 1964

Water
level
-4.60
+2.40
-9.22
-7.37
-4.75
-1.20
+4.00
44.70
-6.00
-7.04
-5.59
-8.56
+1.4

Date
Mar. 5, 1964
May 6
July 6
Jan. 6, 1965
May 5
Jan. 13, 1966
Apr. 28
July 12
July 14
Jan. 5, 1967
May 3
Jan. 11, 1968
May 9

Water
level
+ 3.4
- 1.80
- 9.40
+ 1.05
- 5.40
- 0.62
- 7.96
-14.58
-15.01
- 5.00
-16.23
- 5.95
-16.90

303321N0863344.1. Report well reference number 126. U. S. Geol. Survey. Rogue Creek number 2. NEiNE:SEk
sec. 29, T. 1 N., R. 23 W. Drilled water-table well in sand, diam 4-in, depth 26 ft, cased to 21, screen 21-26.
lad approximately 50 ft above msl. MP top of 4-in casing, 3.00 ft above lad. Records available: 1966-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below lad, from the recorder graph, 1966.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 7.49 e7.6 e7.6

10 7.52 e7.6 e7.4

15 7.55 e7.5 e7.5

20 h7.60 e7.5 e7.5 e7.5

25 7.62 e7.5 e7.5 e7.6

eom 7.34 h7.55 e7.5 e7.3

e7.4

e7.4

7.37

7.42

7.45

e7.47

e7.49

e7.08

e7.19

e7.29

7.33

7.34

7.34

7.35

e7.36

e7.37

7.37

7.38

7.40

7.41

7.09

7.37

h7.45

7.45

7.45

7.49

7.51

7.55

7.53

7.57

1967

7.15

7.46

7.54

7.53

e7.6

e7.5

1968

e7.6

e7.6

7.67

7.70

7.65

e7.7

e7.3

e7.2

e7.3

e7.3

e7.4

e7.5

7.61

7.48

7.58

e7.6

e7.6

e6.2

e6.8

7.03

7.11

7.15

7.15

7.17

-7.06

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

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Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

303330H0863340.1. Report well reference number 127. U. S. Geol. Survey. Rogue Creek number 1. NE4SEiNEt
sec. 29, T. I N., R. 23 W. Drilled water-table well in sand diam 4-in, depth 91 ft, cased to 86, screen 86-91.
Lad approximately 100 ft above asl. NP top of 4-in casing 3.00 ft above lad. Records available: 1967-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below lad, from the recorder graph, 1967.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 50.00 49.75 50.10 50.54 50.99 51.21 51.36 50.22 49.77

10 49.90 49.80 50.18 50.60 51.02 51.26 51.40 50.08

15 49.79 49.86 50.22 50.69 51.03 51.30 51.25 50.01

20 49.76 49.90 50.30 50.76 51.09 51.31 50.97 e50.0

25 49.72 49.95 50.38 50.83 51.12 e51.3 50.65 e50.0

eom h50.26 49.71 50.02 50.49 50.90 51.17 e51.4 50.38 49.9

1968

5 47.30 48.12 48.82 49.51

10 47.45 48.22 48.93

15 -46.70 47.60 48.35 49.05

20 46.86 47.76 48.46 49.18

25 46.96 47.90 48.58 49.29

eoc 47.14 48.01 48.71 49.40

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

303441N0862639.1. Report well reference number 131. U. S. Air Force. Eglin Auxiliary Field 2. SE1SEJSEt
sec. 16. T. I N., R. 22 W. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 10 in, reported depth
652 ft, cased to 409. Lsd 155.61 ft above msl. M? top of t-in tee, 0.70 ft above Isd. Fluctuation caused
primarily by regional pumping. Records available: 1947-66.

Water level in feet below land surface datum.

Date Water Water Water Water
level level level level
Sept. 8, 1964 123.55 Jan. 4, 1965 116.7 May 3, 1965 116.4 July 11, 1966 122.27
Nov. 3 118.2 Mar. 3 115.3 Apr. 28, 1966 118.8 DISCONTINUED

303421M0863050.1. Report well reference number 132. U. S. Geol. Survey. Ten Mile Creek number 2.
SWtSlSE-E sec. 23, T. 1 N., R. 23 V. Drilled water-table well in sand, diam 4-in, depth 20 ft, cased to 15,
screen 15-20. Lsd approximately 70 ft above msl. MP top of 4-in casing, 1.50 ft above lsd. Records avail-
able: 1967-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below Isd, from the recorder graph 1967.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

h2.70

2.53

2.63

2.71

2.80

2.85

2.24

2.37

2.43

2.54

2.57

2.65

2.73

2.80

2.90

2.99

3.07

3.18

3.26

2.58

3.10

e3.2

3.42

3.40

3.57

3.68

3.79

3.66

3.90

2.95

3.35

3.50

3.63

e3.7

e3.4

e3.5

e3.1

3.49

3.63

3.35

3.14

3.17

3.28

e3.4

e2.8

e2.9

e2.8

e3.0 3.02 h2.00

2.37 2.95

2.52 3.14

2.67 3.20

2.80 3.29

2.89 h3.34

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67

Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

303421N0863050.1. Report well reference number 132 -- Continued.
1968

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. Hay June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 2.60

10 h2.00 h2.64 2.55 h3.45

15 2.67

20 2.71

25 2.72

eom 2.62

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

303427N0863053.1. Report well reference number 133. U. S. Geol. Survey. Ten Mile Creek number 1.
NEtSWtJEt sec. 23, T. 1 N., R. 23 W. Drilled wateF-table well in sand, diam 4-in, depth 35 ft, cased to 30,
screen 30-35. Lsd approximately 100 ft above mel. HP top of 4-in casing 2.50 ft above lsd. Records
available: 1966-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below lad, from the recorder graph 1966.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 18.59 18.37 e18.9

10 18.37 18.40 e18.9

15 18.37 e18.5 el9.0

20 h16.35 18.37 e18.6 e19.1

25 18.66 18.37 e18.7 el9.2

eom 18.88 18.37 e18.8 e19.3

1967

5 e19.3 e18.2 17.45 18.36 19.14 19.70 19.84 19.59 e18.5 17.70 h17.72 e17.1

10 e19.4 e18.1 17.55 18.50 19.24 19.76 19.73 19.62 18.13 17.90 e16.9 e17.3

15 e19.2 e18.0 17.70 18.64 19.34 19.81 19.65 19.50 17.73 18.12 e16.6 el6.0

20 el9.0 e17.8 17.89 18.77 19.43 19.82 19.51 19.35 17.45 18.31 e16.6 el5.2

25 e18.7 e17.7 18.04 18.90 19.50 19.82 19.49 19.22 17.38 18.49 e16.7 el5.1

eom e18.4 e17.6 18.21 19.02 19.61 19.83 19.50 18.85 17.49 18.70 e16.9 e15.1

1968

5 e15.3 16.62 17.79 18.54 el9.0

10 e15.5 16.82 17.97 18.61 h19.16

15 15.85 17.04 18.15 18.70

20 16.05 17.24 18.31 e18.7

25 16.18 17.43 18.41 e18.8

eom 16.43 17.60 18.50 e18.9

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

30 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

30351210863751.1. Report well reference number 134. U. S. Air Force. Eglin Auxiliary Field 5.
WlBtESE sec. 15, T. 1 N., R. 24 W. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 10 in,
depth 710 ft, cased to 524. lad 178.03 ft above mal. MP top of concrete pump base, 0.75 ft above Isd.
Fluctuation caused primarily by regional pumping. Records available: 1947-68.

Water level in feet belao land surface datum.

Date Water Date Water Date Water Date Water
Date IDate Date Date
level level level level
Jan. 9, 1964 128.0 Sept. 9, 1964 129.6 May 3, 1965 128.1 Jan. 11, 1966 129.8
Mar. 5 126.8 Nov. 3 129.5 July 6 130.6 Mar. 9 129.3
May 7 126.8 Jan. 5, 1965 128.7 Sept. 8 130.5 May 2 129.6
July 7 129.8 Mar. 4 127.8 Nov. 3 130.4 RECORDER INSTALLED
SEE FOLLOWING TABLE

Highest water level for the day, below lsd, from recorder graph 1966.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 -130.18 -131.50 -133.24 -132.68

10 -129.50 130.20 131.77 -134.70 132.96 132.36

15 129.71 130.59 131.95 133.01 132.57

20 129.79 130.81 -132.13 -132.80 132.90 132.17

25 129.74 131.21 -132.74 132.78 132.30

eom -129.93 -131.19 -132.71 -131.87

1967

5 -131.90 -131.00 -130.44 -130.88 -132.27 -133.53 -134.40 -134.97 h-135.12 -135.10 -134.81

10 131.76 130.82 130.60 131.03 132.43 133.65 134.48 135.03 134.78 134.97 -135.11 134.15

15 131.48 130.83 130.53 131.22 132.65 133.77 134.55 -135.20 134.80 135.26 134.90 134.35

20 131.57 130.60 130.62 131.40 132.85 133.90 134.80 134.79 135.40 134.88 134.35

25 131.37 130.93 130.63 131.74 133.18 134.19 134.88 134.81 135.31 134.67 134.16

em -131.38 -130.60 -130.75 -132.04 -133.40 -134.22 -134.95 -134.97 -135.05 -134.75 -133.91

-134.01 -133.31

133.61 133.09

133.55 133.19

133.61 132.96

133.31 133.13

-133.41 -132.77

h Tape measurement

-132.93 -132.96 -133.99

132.69 133.04 134.38

133.00 133.14 134.68

132.80 133.35 134.98

132.86 133.64 -135.23

-132.86 -133.83 -135.57

1968

-135.66

135.91

137.84

136.53

136.67

-136.97

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67 31

Table 5. Records of the water level in wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

303745N0864421.1. Report well reference number 140. U. S. Air Force. Eglin Auxiliary Field 6.
SWNNWkiSW sec. 34, T. 2 N., R. 25 W. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 10 in,
reported depth 690 ft, cased to 527. Lsd 135.07 ft above msl. MP top of -in tee, 1.40 ft above lad.
Fluctuation caused primarily by regional pumping. Records available: 1948-68.

Water level in feet below land surface datum.

Date
9, 1964
5
7
. 9
3
5, 1965
4

water
level
70.4
69.8
68.8
70.1
70.3
70.8
70.3

May
July
Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.
May

Water
Date
level
4, 1965 70.4
8 71.6
8 71.6
3 72.0
11, 1966 71.6
9 71.4
5 71.8

July
Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.
May
July

Date
6, 1966
13
2
4, 1967
7
2
12

Water
level
72.9
73.5
74.0
74.0
73.4
73.5
74.9

Sept.
Nov.
Jan.
Feb.
May

Date
6, 1967
8
9, 1968
28
8

Water
level
75.1
75.5
75.2
75.0
75.2

303849N0863141.1. Report well reference number 143. Eglin Auxiliary Field 3. NEiSEIJNE sec. 27,
T. 2 N., R. 23 W. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 10 in, reported depth
609 ft, cased to 456. Lad 196.72 ft above msl. MP top of -in tee, 1.60 ft above lsd. Fluctuation caused
primarily by regional pumping. Records available: 1947-68.

Water level in feet below land surface datum.

Date
9, 1964
5
6
6
. 9
3
4, 1965

Water
level
128.4 Mar.
127.7 May
126.6 July
128.4 Sept.
129.4 Nov.
129.3 Jan.
129.5 Mar.

Date
3, 1965
3
6
8
3
11, 1966
9

Water
level
128.4
128.3
129.6
129.8
131.1
130.0
129.3

May
July
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
May

Date
4, 1966
11
12
31
5, 1967
6
3

Water
level
129.4 July
130.1 Sept.
131.0 Nov.
131.5 Jan.
131.6 Feb.
131.0 May
131.6

Date
12, 1967
5
6
8, 1968
28
7

Water
level
132.7
131.4
133.4
133.3
132.1
133.0

304132N0864052.1. Report well reference number 152. J. B. Carr. NEkSWNNEt sec. 7, T. 2 N., R. 24 W.
Drilled domestic artesian well in Floridan aquifer, diam 4-in to 3-in, depth 447 ft, cased to 350. Lsd 51.98
ft above msl. MP top of lower flange of Dresser coupling, 0.50 ft above lad. Records available: 1966-68.

Water level in feet above land surface datum.

Water
level
+18.5
+16.2
+15.8

Date
Mar. 8, 1967
May 2
July 12

Hater
level
+16.9
+16.8
+15.4

Date
Sept. 6, 1967
Nov. 7
Jan. 10, 1968

Water
level
+16.2 Feb. 27, 1968
+15.0 May 8
+15.4

Water
level
+15.0
+14.7

304340N0863933.1. Report well reference number 155. U. S. Geol. Survey. Baggett Creek number 2.
SWANWIW sec. 28, T. 3 N., R. 24 W. Drilled water-table well in sand diam 4-in, depth 14.5 ft, cased to
9.5. Lsd approximately 80 ft above msl. MP top of 4-in casing, 3.0 ft above lad. Records available:
1967-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below Isd, from the recorder graph 1967.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5 h5.59 h6.13 h7.42 8.30 9.06 8.88 6.65 7.14 6.48

10 5.72 h6.68

15 h5.01 h5.42 e5.9

20 5.39 h5.50 e6.1

25 5.49

b6.18

8.63 9.10 9.22

h8.05 8.75 9.16 9.30

7.38 5.91 e4.2

7.63 5.92 5.33

8.16 8.85 9.01 8.68 h5.81 7.77 6.07 5.35

8.03 9.13 6.60 6.12 7.87 6.05 5.44

8.50 9.24 6.62 6.47 5.41 6.33

Date
July 6, 1966
Nov. 2
Jan. 4, 1967

T ....

--

32 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 5. Records of the water level in vells in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas -- Continued

304340N0863933.1. Report well reference number 155 -- Continued.
1968

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

5.64

h3.18 5.83

5.36 5.91

5.50 5.65

5.58 5.71

5.65 5.74

h7.09

e Estimated

h Tape measurement

304342'0863927.1. Report well reference number 156. U. S. Geol. Survey. Baggett Creek number 1.
SEgWkfS16 sec. 28, T. 3 N., R. 24 W. Drilled water-table well in sand, diam 4-in, depth 68 ft, cased to
63. screen 63-68. Lsd approximately 110 ft above mal. MP top of 4-in casing 3.00 ft above lsd. Records
available: 1967-68.

Highest water level for the day, feet below lsd, from the recorder graph 1967.

Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June. July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

h!8.74

18.06

17.67

17.51

17.50

17.33

17.17

17.16

17.22

17.31

17.45

17.57

17.72

17.85

17.99

18.12

18.12

18.36

18.49

18.55

18.60

18.72

18.85

18.98

19.15

e19.3

e19.4

e19.5

e19.6

e19.7

e19.8

e20.0

e20.1

e20.2

e20.3

e20.4

20.48

20.57

20.60

e20.7

e20.7

20.74

20.75

20.80

20.55

19.81

19.24

18.65

18.13

17.94

17.92

17.98

18.12

18.25

18.39

18.53

18.71

18.94

18.62

18.20

18.02

17.97

17.98

18.04

18.13

18.22

18.05

17.81

17.74

17.69

1968

17.64 e17.6 18.02 17.74

17.53 e17.7 13.08 17.82 h18.38

e17.5 e17.8 17.95 17.88

e17.4 e17.9 17.79 17.97

e17.5 elS.0 17.72

e17.6 18.01 17.70

e Estimated

i Tape measurement

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67 33

Table 6. Ground-water pumpage by municipal and federal facilities in Okaloosa
County and adjacent areas.

(Facilities are in Okaloosa County, except those for Auxiliary Field 7 and Site A-15 which
are in Santa Rosa County, and that for Auxiliary Field 1 which is in Walton County.
All facilities pump from the Floridan aquifer except that at Auxiliary Field 7 which
pumps from the sand-and-gravel aquifer.)

Pumpage in millions of gallons.

Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total

CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH

1964 53.70 52.83 59.25 76.01 73.50 90.77 74.21 63.34 63.21 55.68 63.96 50.76 777.22
1965 50.50 53.63 64.71 81.52 115.75 79.59 73.50 67.86 63.67 67.03 76.39 60.61 854.76
1966 58.20 52.10 73.40 80.40 81.00 94.10 95.70 80.40 81.00 67.80 60.70 55.50 880.30
1967 55.10 48.80 77.20 98.60 107.60 95.30 95.00 81.00 84.80 85.70 75.20 60.60 964.90
1968 63.50 61.90 74.60 99.00 123.00 139.00 135.00 114.00 126.00 116.00 83.00 65.00 1,200.00

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE

Hain base, base housing, and range sites

1964 68.305 59.663 81.388 111.698 161.733 151.077 110.148 103.019 101.764 83.201 76.609 69.06 1,177.665
1965 70.321 62.906 70.538 109.651 151.956 125.360 111.277 100.040 89.625 84.680 79.534 68.904 1,124.792
1966 76.010 72.632 105.566 137.834 123.422 128.889 130.187 121.022 118.397 98.021 83.467 80.696 1,276.143
1967 89.956 81.251 121.766 162.623 151.921 140.397 144.466 118.608 114.824 106.041 84.470 75.125 1,391.448
1968 82.087 77.373 111.725 202.873 171.256 167.684 163.538 156.303 144.692 111.145 88.440 48.350 1,258.841

Auxiliary Field #1

1961 .062 .060 .062 .060 .062 .062 .060 .062 .060 .062 .612
1962 .062 .056 .062 .060 .062 .060 .341 .093 .192 .234 .152 .113 1.487
1963 .162 .189 .189 .136 1.174 .466 .487 .119 .417 .173 .275 .128 3.915
1964 .988 .047 .484 .391 .563 .439 .174 .597 .984 .285 .765 .392 5.219
1965 .167 .196 .193 .180 .585 .950 .417 .311 .705 .334 .393 .117 4.548
1966 .422 .076 .587 .127 .208 .188 .705 .450 .300 .100 .580 .400 4.138
1967 .900 1.080 .275 .432 .429 .621 .700 1.140 2.700 .211 .184 .364 9.036
1968 .340 .104 .013 .104 .228 .198 .080 .070 .052 .150 .157 .255 1.751

Auxiliary Field #2

1961 .062 .060 .176 .060 .115 .062 .060 .062 .060 .062 .779
1962 .062 .056 .062 .060 .464 .450 .899 .935 .942 .248 .289 .217 4.684
1963 .217 .236 .132 .122 .462 .338 .266 .200 .201 .254 .193 .282 2.903
1964 .251 .172 .172 .413 .430 .692 1.364 2.764 3.081 1.229 .249 .109 10.926
1965 .395 .127 .113 .174 .197 .099 .086 .515 .111 .203 .102 .045 2.167
1966 .191 .155 .252 .250 .176 .228 .200 .200 .100 .090 .205 .300 2.347
1967 .200 .172 .694 1.216 1.613 2.200 2.000 1.790 1.200 1.020 1.226 1.169 14.500
1968 1.290 .842 1.151 1.441 1.550 1.986 2.327 1.689 1.524 1.134 1.198 1.123 17.615

Auxiliary Field #3

1961 .128 .672 1.137 1.803 1.442 1.817 1.340 1.765 .651 .566 11.321
1962 .621 .699 .985 1.187 2.410 1.336 1.654 1.392 1.463 2.197 1.356 1.410 16.710
1963 1.635 1.383 1.514 1.876 1.543 1.823 2.668 2.995 2.046 1.840 2.047 1.628 22.998
1964 1.291 1.377 1.726 1.707 2.374 2.776 3.332 4.626 4.058 2.825 3.601 3.286 32.985
1965 3.417 2.308 2.758 2.740 2.816 2.913 2.577 2.861 3.838 2.795 2.664 1.075 32.762
1966 1.450 1.440 1.560 1.590 1.950 1.900 2.100 1.890 2.200 2.200 2.000 1.900 22.180
1967 1.500 1.570 3.330 2.470 2.530 2.360 2.100 3,010 2.900 2.776 2.868 2.623 30.010
1968 3.240 2.830 2.860 3.190 3.630 3.390 4.260 4.270 2.770 2.900 2.430 2.440 38.210

Auxiliary Field #4

1961 2.790 2.700 1.026 .935 1.957 1.143 1.004 .854 .738 .519 13.666
1962 .747 .337 .651 .664 2.035 1.950 1.795 1.075 .976 1.222 1.221 1.255 13.928
1963 .594 .736 .713 .836 1.419 .523 .454 .671 .500 .620 .788 .667 8.521
1964 .654 .675 .600 .857 2.019 2.190 1.273 .907 .816 .616 .735 .526 11.868
1965 .685 .426 .605 1.476 2.337 1.064 .812 .600 .569 .533 .501 .477 10.085
1966 .555 .854 .800 .492 .431 .785 .200 .070 .400 .100 .152 .100 4.939
1967 .100 .163 .174 .190 .215 .166 .200 .250 .210 .164 .063 .033 1.938
1968 .312 .051 .155 .020 .093 .117 .160 .100 .174 .084 .076 .645 1.735

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Table 6. Ground-later pmapage by municipal and federal facilities in Okaloosa
County ad adjacent areas -- continued

Tear Jan Feb Mar Apr ay Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total

Auxiliary Field #5

1961 .440 3.845 3.891 3.789 6.919 1.420 1.056 .811 .809 1.017 23.97
1962 1.524 .470 1.240 .857 1.190 .963 .992 .992 1.913 1.488 1.385 1.411 14.361
1963 1.428 .994 .383 .656 1.504 .588 .452 .407 .822 .532 1.119 .847 9.932
1964 .570 1.202 .559 .575 1.201 .986 1.459 .645 .837 .733 .435 .872 10.074
1965 .976 .420 .356 .228 .184 .803 .232 .801 .193 .199 .188 .172 4.752
1966 .203 .619 .506 .266 .018 .318 .300 .070 1.100 .200 .085 .060 3.745
1967 .3 .123 0 .59 .39 .70 .1 .65 .012 .046 .018 .016 2.945
1968 .01. .015 .015 .05 .91 .092 .13 .06 .019 .011 .003 .015 1.33

Auxiliary Field #6

1961 .613 .513 .651 .630 .681 .894 .904 1.408 .934 1.354 8.582
1962 1.674 1.425 .963 .906 .936 1.234 .992 .775 .755 .767 1.166 1.152 17.745
1963
1964 1.310 1.135 1.045 1.609 2.621 2.392 2.203 2.283 2.398 2.234 2.133 1.568 22.931
1965 1.575 1.327 1.598 2.188 3.910 3.125 3.201 2.480 2.578 1.578 1.501 1.155 26.216
1966 1.18 .95 1.78 3.13 1.44 3.28 2.00 2.37 1.90 1.60 1.67 1.60 22.90
1967 1.3 1.17 2.17 2.28 3.00 2.36 2.1 1.93 1.9 2.053 1.809 1.799 23.871
1968 2.11 1.77 1.93 2.38 2.72 2.64 2.51 2.68 1.398 2.243 1.740 1.677 25.798

Auxiliary Field #7

1961 .745 .675 2.940 1.957 1.605 .681 .630 .650 .630 .651
1962 .651 -588 .747 1.561 1.504 1.350 1.440 1.465 1.437 1.414 1.609 1.361
1963 1.799 1.329 1.314 1.274 1.302 1.154 1.856 1.710 1.840 1.478 1.708 1.762
1964 1.760 1.612 1.346 1.628 1.561 1.488 1.574 1.382 1.468 1.918 1.659 1.161
1965 1.083 1.495 1.623 1.395 1.457 1.259 .994 .972 1.711 1.471 1.031 .903
1966 1.01 1.15 1.04 1.43 1.22 .88 .80 .79 .70 .80 .92 .80
1967 .6 .74 .80 .71 1.10 1.412 1.3 1.41 1.9 1.914 1.764 1.689
1968 1.67 1.16 1.79 2.29 1.73 2.38 1.8 1.84 2.29 1.93 3.89 1.98

11.164
15.127
18.526
18.557
15.394
11.54
15.339
24.75

HURISURT FIELD

ain base

1961 9.20 9.00 14.73 19.54 22.70 18.62 20.17 15.80 13.73 18.93 13.32 10.27 186.01
1962 12.11 13.53 15.84 17.97 23.06 16.32 15.47 15.96 14.65 12.94 11.63 12.59 182.07
1963 15.19 13.34 18.46 20.95 20.08 17.97 24.41 27.44 28.32 25.02 14.51 17.28 242.97
1964 16.86 12.~2 15.75 15.05 35.58 37.59 25.11 19.79 23.27 16.82 15.15 13.13 246.92
1965 13.98 13.71 14.86 26.60 35.55 24.41 24.09 21.07 17.73 16.54 15.39 13.58 237.51
1966 15.13 15.14 18.50 24.46 22.63 30.28 30.38 27.68 27.07 18.74 15.83 13.69 259.53
1967 13.95 13.10 15.43 27.57 26.66 20.90 24.14 20.34 19.96 18.63 14.00 12.47 227.13
1968 13.59 14.32 18.75 25.95 31.25 29.34 29.43 24.10 26.30 21.77 15.88 14.28 264.96

Site A-15

1961 2.78 3.77 3.80 3.93 6.34 4.48 5.14 4.45 4.36 3.68 2.40 2.54
L96Z 2.45 2.20 2.12 2.54 4.14 3.21 3.69 3.47 3.35 2.86 2.23 1.78
1963 1.86 1.23 2.45 2.60 3.29 3.04 2.84 2.54 2.04 2.40 1.99 2.33
1964 3.31 1.72 2.00 1.71 2.30 3.31 3.68 2.93 2.96 2.06 2.01 1.82
1965 2.06 1.84 2.09 2.87 3.27 3.04 3.21 2.70 1.74 1.54 .95 .95
1966 1.09 1.62 1.65 1.86 2.79 3.27 3.89 3.19 2.82 1.90 2.11 1.01
1967 1.09 .90 1.40 2.14 2.50 2.34 2.21 2.18 1.75 1.62 1.38 1.57
1968 1.66 1.44 2.10 1.93 1.96 2.07 2.08 2.39 2.26 2.09 1.91 1.90

45.68
34.04
28.60
29.83
26.27
27.20
21.08
23.59

Table 7, Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas
(Note: Reference number are used to identify wells in this report)
Chemical analyses, in milligrams per liter, except specific conductance, pH, and color

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Tem- Nag- Po- Car- Total solids
Well of ence anoe per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodium tas- Bicar- bon- Sultate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron on- Col-
number collea- number (micro- pH nature (SiLO) ciuma lum (N) sium bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion mhos (OF) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCO) (COa) (Cl) (F) (NO) at ou- magne- boa-
at 25'C) 180'C lated sim ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY

FLORIDAN AQUIFER
.

302264N0862514.1
302340N0862942.1
302325N0863320.1
302325N0863329.1
302325N0863329.1
302325N0583329.1
302326N0863328.1
302325N0863329.1
302346N0863524.1
302351N0863829.1
302351N0863829.1
302351N0803829.1
302351N0863829.1
302351N0863829.1
302381N0863629.1
302351N0863829.1
302351N0863829.1
302351N0863829.1
302348N0896300.1
302348N0863900.1
302348N0863600.1
302348N0803900.1
302348N0863900.1
302348N0863900.1
302348N0863900.1

07-07-08
07-06-68
12-06-60
07-12-61
09-13-02
07-28-68
06-13-66
06-01-67
02-02-66
02-04-59
08-23-60
08-23-60
07-12-61
09-13-82
07-10-63
07-28-68
06-13-66
06-01-67
10-03-60
07-12-61
09-13-62
07-10-63
07-28-65
06-13-66
06-01-67

1
4
8

8
8
8
14
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
18
18

A In solution when analymod.

451
5665
628
640
625
630
645
648
620
560
582
864
584
862
633
860
573
505
566
580
563
555
590
600
615

12
5.4
6.4
4.8
7.2
4,2
4.4
4.6
4.6
10
5.6
13
5.6
4.8
6.4
4.5
5.3
3.6
5.6
6.4
4.8
4,8
3.3
3.6
3.9

77
110
132
130
132
130
127
135
130
112

118
102
124
120
120
117
115
117
121
120
128
120
122
123
128

4.5
5.6
7.1
7.2
6.8
6.6
7.0
5.9
6.5
4,9
6.1
5,9
6.1
5.8
5.6
8.A
5.8
5.7
6.2
6.0
5.6
5.6
6.0
6.3
6.0

210
240
240
254
262
282
262
243
258
252
220
228
237
218
228
240
240
235
232
242
248
240
240
232
249
254

16
4.0
4,4
5.2
4.4
4.8
4.4
12
4.4
4.8
5.8
7.2

7.2
7.6
9.2
6.0
6.4
8.4
5.2
5.6
3.6
2.4
4.0

38
80
71
72
70
70
72
72
69
56
68
56
62
59
60
86
88
58
60
60
60
60
61
64
69

0.7
1,1
1,4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.3
1.1
1.4
1.1
1.1
1.2
1.1
1.2
1,0
1.1
1.1
1,1
1,3
1,1

1.2
1.0
1.2
1.2
1.5

0.1
.1
.0
.0
.1
.1
.1
.6
.0
2.0
.0
,0
.1
.0
,0

.1
.1
.0
1.6
1.,3
.0
.0
.4
.1
,0

,0.31
.11
.44
.04
.14
.00
A.02

.00
.02
.01
.14
.17
.34
.03
.05
.10
.04
,09
.14
.22
.486

271 276 66
318 313 30
383 367 26
375 363 26
388 360 26
364 363 26
352 360 26
363 376 27
-- 9 24
324 320 48
340 335 40
339 329 38
349 341 26
336 330 28
308 332 22

330 326 20
310 320 24
316 322 20
346 336 24
356 342 32
342 340 24
314 327 16
340 334 19
328 338 19
362 353 22

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

Table 7, Chembeal Analysm and TamperAtures of Oromud Watern to Okalouos County and adjacent areo--Contiuuvd

Speoltac Dissolved Hardaner
lDte IRter- oonduat- Tom- g- P- car- Totl
well no eodc T a o sodium e- Stone lt Chlo- Fluo. Ni. on Col.
Well o o noo. enio per O. silica Cal- n- Sodlum tis- Bcir.- bon- Sulte Clo- Puo- I Iron on.S Col-
number Oa.1.- number (tiero- pH aure (O510) o tu alum (Ne) slum boast ate (680) ride ride trat. (e.) .Resdue Cal.. Calclau, oar- or
Iton ahos ('P) (Ca) (Mg) () (HCO,) (CO) (C) (F) (NO,) at au- sgn- bon.
at 23'C) 1B'0C lated lum ate
OKALCOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

302357N0864151,1
302357N0864151,1
303357N0864151.1
30235750864181,1
3033 7N0864181,1
302367N0864151.1
30337MH0884181.1
30233570864151.1
30235770864161.1
303387N0864161.1
302357M0864151.1
30335708864151.1
30235670864161.1
30235870804151.1
30233710864101.1
302342N0864248,1
302342N0864248.1
30334230864348,1
303342N0884248.1
302342N0804848.1
302342H0864248,1
302342N0864248,1
302334N0804448.1
302334N0864448.1
302334N0804448.1
303334N0884448.1
302334N0864448,1
30334N10864448.1
302334N0864448.1
302419N0863639.1
302440N0863945.1

10-07-40
086-3-00
11-0-13.
08-20-83
11-16-54
05-23-57
02-03-69
08-23-60
07-17-61
09-10-82
07-11-63
07-28-65
06-13-66
06-01-67
10-03-60
07-12-61
09-13-62
07-10-63
07-28-65
06-13-66
06-01-67
10-03-60
07-12-61
09-13-82
07-10-63
07-28-66
06-13-60
06-01-07
07-26-66
07-20-66

5.9
6.5
80.
9.1
4.0
5.2
6,4
8.8
5.6
5.6
4.0
4.4
4.0
12
5.6
8.0
7.2
4.0
0.0
5,0
5.5
6.4
7.2
0.6
4.0
3.8
4.2,
3.7
9.0
-,?'
|,O

6.6
5,6
6,4
6,4
6.8
6.3
6,4
8,6
6.4
7:4
7.0
6.9
68,
5.8
6.7
6.9
7.1
6.8
5.8
6.5

8.0
7.,
9.8
7.4
"" I

13
16
10
26
8.5
13
36
6.7
8,0
6.4
7.6
8.0
7.2
8.0
17
18
16
18
16

17
10
6.8
2.8
7.2
,4
.2
.0
7.6

0,45
1,.
.33
2,0
.42
.32
.04
.02
.21
.01
.06
.33
.10
.32
,19
.22
.11
,17
.09
.08
.10
.95
.11
.10
,10
.10
.25
.18
.31
.10

382
380
383
398
370
374
395
3560
368
384

366
369
386
383
448
445
437
455
445
440
449
414
420
410
416
531
422
523
472

0

0
05

I- I I

I I

--

8 Calculated NL plus R, reported as Ns.

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters In Okaloosa County and adjacent area--Continued
Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Tem- Mag. Po- Car. Total
Well of enoe ance per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodiu tas- Blear- bon. Sultate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron Non- Col-
number colleo- number (micro- pH ature (810.) oluam Iu (Na) Slum bonate ate (804) ride ride rate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium oar- or
tion o ho (F) (Ca) (Mg) (M) (HCO0) (CO,) (Cl) (F) (NOs) at ou- mane- bon-
at 25C8) lsoC late saiu ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued
30442110863940.1 02-02-66 28 550 7.6 77 14 3.4 2.2 116 5.6 228 0 4.4 57 1.2 0.7 0.01 317 18 0 5
302458N0864206.1 05-19-50 32 613 7.8 72 14 4.3 2.6 8130 232 0 5.8 75 .9 .2 .22 347 347 21 0 5
302458N0884208.1 07-30-51 32 605 7.7 88 13 4.0 2.4 8131 232 0 5.1 75 1.1 .1 .15 339 346 20 0 4
302458N08B4206.1 11-03-82 32 608 8.3 69 13 4.0 2.5 B130 222 4 5.4 75 1.0 .1 .07 346 344 20 0 8
30248N10864208.1 08-20-53 32 622 8.4 12 3.7 2.9 B133 226 4 6.5 78 1.0 .0 ..14 356 38 21 0 2
302458r0864206.1 11-16-54 32 596 8.6 70 12 4.6 3.0 B132 220 6 7.0 78 1.0 .1 .09 341 352 24 0 6
302458H0864206.1 05-23-67 32 607 8.3 72 14 3.6 2.9 124 6.0 234 0 4.0 76 1.1 .0 ,06 388 347 21 0 3
30246810864206.1 09-12-60 32 883 8.3 -- 13 4.0 2.4 128 6.1 220 4 4.4 71 .7 .1 .00 346 342 20 0 5
30345880864206,1 10-12-64 32 570 8.0 70 13. 6.4 1.0 123 5.8 228 0 4.8 70 1.0 .0 .00 388 346 20 0 5
30245N80864206.1 11-22-65 32 600 6.2 70 13 3.3 2.2 132 5.2 228 0 7.6 78 1.0 .0 .07 348 388 17 0 10
302458N0864206.1 10-06-6 32 580 7.8 70 13 3.4 2.3 124 6.0 228 0 4.4 73 1.1 1.5 .05 330 341 18 0 8
302458N0864206.1 11-28-67 32 620 7.9 77 15 3.8 2.3 126 6.1 230 0 4.4 79 1.0 1.4 .06 351 363 20 0 5
302431N0864403.1 02-29-68 34 730 7.8 14 3.6 2.5 145 6.0 232 0 4.6 106 1.0 .0 397 398 20 0 0
302535N0883817.1 09-21-67 37 37200 7.1 11 1090 950 6870 138 68 0 1480 13800 .5 .1 24400 6640 6590 0
30253810863617.1 09-21-67 37 37700 7.0 11 1070 950 6990 137 72 0 1570 13900 .5 .1 24700 6590 6830 0
302530N0863618.1 09-20-67 39 35500 7.2 11 100 89 64064 13b 78 0 1400 13000 .5 .1 23000 6220 6160 10
302530?0863952.1 02-28-67 46 530 8.2 76 11 4.4 2.3 112 5.6 236 0 4.2 50 1.2 .0 306 308 22 0 0
302521N0864152.1 10-25-55 47 557 7.6 69 14 4.0 2.7 8119 220 0 5.0 65 1.0 .1 .20 324 319 21 0 8
302521N0864152.1 05-23-57 47 540 8.2 72 13 3.6 2.7 110 5.6 228 0 3.0 56 1.1 .0 .04 326 307 20 0 3
302521N0864152.1 08-20-58 47 533 8.3 -- 13 6.4 1.9 112 5.5 224 4 9.0 51 1.1 1.5 .06 318 315 24 0 0
302521N0864152.1 02-24-59 47 536 8.0 65 13 4.4 2.2 110 5.0 231 0 4.8 83 1.1 .2 .08 313 308 20 0 5
3022N1086413.1 08-23-60 47 524 8.1 -- 13 6.4 1.9 108 5.7 231 0 5.0 50 1.0 1.8 .01 320 307 24 0 4
302521N086412.1 09-12-60 47 531 8.3 70 13 4.8 2.4 104 8.4 226 2 6.4 51 1.0 .4 .08 304 301 22 0 5
302821N0864152.1 09-28-02 47 519 8.2 13 4.8 1.5 117 5.9 228 0 4.4 80 .7 .1 .48 312 309 18 0 5
302521N0864152.1 10-12-64 47 504 8.2 70 12 3.2 3.9 111 5.5 236 0 4.8 50 1.0 .0 .04 308 312 24 0 5
302521N0864152.1 10-06-66 47 510 7.8 70 13 3.3 2.2 111 s.6 228 0 5.6 51 1.1 1.3 .07 292 306 17 0 5
B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

Table 7, Chealcl Analyose and Tuwperature of Ground Waterr in Olkaooa Csounty and sdjaeant arees--Contanued

Specifto D$srolved Hardness
Date tr conduct- Toe-. Mg PO- Car- Total alt
Well ot e nor no par. SIlica Cal- no." odium tr- Bicar- Dbn. iultate Chlo- Fluo- N- iron ode Co-l
number colleo- number (aior- pit ature (B10I) aoium lum (ai) alum bonaots at (304) ride ride trate (Fe) Resldue Cal- Calaciu, car- or
tion isho (F) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (MHC0) (CO) (CI) (F) (NOu) at ou- ai e- bon-
at 2*C) 1380'C lNted slium *t
OKALOOSA COUNTY-.Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

303321M088415,.1
305236N0864619,1
30252680864819,1
303616N0864754.1
302511N0864734,1
30281600664734,1
302816H0864784.1
302581N0884754.1
30316N03864754.1
308816N0864784.1
30251600364754,1
302711N0863214.1
303711N0862514.1
303711N0862314.1
303711N0832514.1
303711N0836214.1
30271108832814.1

303711N0863214.1
303711N0832514,1
303711N0868214.1
302711N0862514.1
30271100862514.1
302711H0836214.1
302724N0863254.1
30273300883217.1
30273308063317.1

11-28-67 47 525
07-89-65 48 830
06-.01-67 48 504
10-03-60 40 547
07-12-61 40 872
08-10-83 49 5s6
07-10-63 49 550
07-39-68 40 580
06-03-87 49 880
07-30-51 71 26B
11-03-32 71 271
08-20-53 71 278
11-16-54 71 277
05-17-57 71 270
02-01-39 71 270
08-18-80 71 271
07-18-81 71 266
09-11-62 71 264
07-09-63 71 255
08-00-03 71 273
06-14-66 71 278
05-25-67 71 380
05-24-67 73 366
02-04-89 74 401
08-18-60 74 400

30273300883317.1 07-19-61 74 401
302733N0863317.1 09-10-63 74 388
303733N0863317.1 07-09-63 74 390
3027330863217.1 08-10-65 74 400
303733N0863217.1 05-34-67 74 400
E Calculated fi plus K, reported as Na.

70
72
80
72
65
72
72

70
70
72

72
73
72
72

72

72
72
73
72
72

110
180
114
117
120
122
114
120
119
89.6
BS.2
811
B12
6.0
9.4
7.3
7,0
7,8
7.2
8.1
8.
8.2
61
09

70
70
78
70
72

3,6
6,0
5,8
5.0
8.0
5.5
5.3

3.9
3.0

2,0
2.8
2.7

3.0
2.9

3.0
2.9
3.0
3.0
3.8
3.8
3.8
4.3
4.1
4.0
4.0
3.0

338
390
334
334
316
316
338
224
223
18
188
160
18
160
161
184
188
1580
188
160

160
1358
1886
200
300
300
100
300
201
198

4,8
.0
3,8
4.8
,4
4,4
4,4
5,6
4,0
94.

9.6
0,8
11
8,.
9.6
8.1
8.4
7.2
8.4
8,8
8.0
8.4
5.0
6.0
8.4
6.4
6.0
0.4
6.8
5.2

42
118
58
66
668
64
66
84
08
8,O

5.8
7,2
4.0
6.0
3,0
4,0
4.0
3,5
4.6

20
28
26
26
27
28
28
33

1,0 0.9
1,7 1.3
1.0 1,1
,9 .9
.8 ,o
.2 ,0
.7 .0
.8 .0
.7 .1
.1 .1
.2 .4
.3 ,2
.2 .3
.0 .0

.3 .0
.4 .0
.3 .0
.2 .0
.2 .1
.4 .0
.4 .1
.8 1.0
.5 .8
.8 .4
,7 .4
.4 .0
.5 .0
.4 .6

0.06
.13
.59
.05
,04
.13
.14
.00
.34
.12
.16
.81
.06
.07
.083
.30
.01
.08
.05
.07
.00
.00
,05
.03
.37
.01
.07
.02
.00

310 897
450 462
308 313
338 326
344 328
330 337
300 323
314 334
330 328
181 189

151 188
180 102
181 164
148 19
154 164
162 164
160 10
170 188
146 143
180 108
136 160
158 188
208 214
338 238
238 238
242 237
285 248
2323 24
2638 239
238 244

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o

o
0
0

0

o

0

0t

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refor- conduct- Teo- Mag- Po- Car- Total a
Well of once ance per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodium tau- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chio- Fluo- Ni- Iron I Mon- Col-
number colleo- number (micro- pH nature (810g) cilu sium (Na) Isum bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion h or ('F) (Ca) (Mg) (X) (BCOC) (CO) (Cl) (7) (NCO) at cu- magne- bon-
at 25'C) 180C lated slum ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
PF RIDAN AQUIFER-Continued

302748N08632B1.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
30274850863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748H0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302748N0863251.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302743N0863301.1
302789N0803209.1
302759N0863209.1
302759N0863209.1
302759N0863209.1
302759N0863209.1

11-03-52
08-18-53
11-18-54
05-15-57
03-23-59
08-18-60
07-19-61
09-21-62
07-09-63
08-10-65
06-22-66
06-01-67
02-04-59
08-18-60
07-19-61
09-10-62
07-09-63
08-10-65
06-21-66
07-28-66
05-23-57
02-05-89
08-18-60
07-19-61
09-10-62

302759N0863209.1 07-09-63 77 270
302759N063209.1 08-10-65 77 290
302759N0863209.1 00-21-66 77 284
302759N0863209.1 05-24-67 77 292
302726N0863648.1 05-27-66 80 448
A In solution when analyzed.
B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

14 9.1
14 9.3
14 10
15 8.9
18 8.5
20 10
16 10
18 9.5
18 10
18 11
16 11
18 11
16 7.5
18 9.5
14 9.5
14 10
15 9.8
16 9.7
15 9.4
17 10
21 13
26 9.5
24 12
21 13
22 12
21 13
20 13
19 13
19 12
9.2 4.5

173
172
170
172
167
164
168
166
168
168
164
164
175
170
172
162
170
156
168
168
164
162
167
164
186
160
162
164
160
220

13
14
12
12
12
7.6
10
9.5
11
10
9.6
11
14
12
12
12
13
12
12
10

6.8
7.0
6.0
7.0
0.5
7.0
6.0
7.0
9.0
33

0,08
.07
.11
.04
.22
.45
.05
.00
.04
.04
.15
.00
.00
.01
.04
.00
.07
,08
.07
.12
.40
.07
.22
.01
.00
.03
,12
.12
,00
A.01

--

Table 7, Cheamual Analyuam and Tempura(urse of Ground Waturi in Okaloovs County and adJacont areas--Contlnued

Ipeo(tie Dairolved Hardneas
Date fr-condut- Tm- l Po Car- Total
W.ll a0l onca e .o.e per- MlatoC.lC1- Sn- aodiu, am. Bic.r- ban- Sulfate Chio- FluO- N1-. I n won- Col.
number oole-- number (icro- e jJH tur ($Cl0,) oLum lum (N) bonst. ate (04) rIde ride trate (FI) Residue Cal- Callium, oar- or
tion I iho i ('F) (Ca) (ME) (K) M (IC3) (COs) (C1) (F) (NOI) IIt cOU- ] gnl- bon-
at 25,') L I'C latd lun It.

30272060868348,1
302739N086600581
302739N0863648.1
30374708638620,1
302747N0863020.1
30274790803820.1
30274790868380,1
302747N0863920.1
30274790803820,1

302852608N6300.1
302862N0862930.1
302852N0862950.1
303882N082980.1

302882N0862080.1
3028523N0862980.1
3028852N0892012.
302882N0863013,1
302852N0863013.1
30282N0863013.,
30285820863013.1
3028852 083013.1
302851N0883013.1

07-26-60
08-27-66
07-27-69
07-22-66
07-25-66
07-25-66
07-27-06
07-27-66
07-28-66
05-18-57

02-04-59
06-18-60
08-19-61
09-07-62
07-10-63
08-10-65
06-21-66
05-35-67
10-05-49
05-15-50
07-30-51
08-20-53
11-17-84
05-15-57
02-04-59

440
400
412
810
530
808
480
474
479
278

277
275
274

278
298
290
094
280
278
298
274
295
2903

302852N0863013.1 08-18-60 88 279
302832N0883013.1 07-19-61 88 280
302882N0863013.1 09-07-62 88 269
302852N0893013.1 07-10-63 88 280
302852N0863013.1 08-10-85 88 287
A In solution when analyzed.
B Calculated Na plum K, reported as Na.

79

78

72
72
72
72
72
72

71
68

70
72

72
72
72
72

OKALOSA COUNTY-4Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER-.Continued
.. .. I.. ,

6,5
6,6
6,7
18
17
12
7,0
6.3
6.6
23
27
28
22
28
22
20
22
22
21
24
22
20
21
19
24
26
22
22
20
20

84

95
98

98

14
13
11
13
14
12

17
14
13
12
13

514
B19
B18
91

24
18
17
21
23
16
IS

6.2
6,1
0,l
4.5
0,3
4.9
4,6
4.4
4.6
2,4
2.7
3.4
3.4
3.2
3.2
3.1
3.2
3,1

2.6
2.8
3.1
3 2
3.0
3.4
3.0

216
200
202
252
25B
244
232
228
206
156

168

160
lag
160
156
180
162
156
160
157
158
162
156
164
166
150
1586
186
160
155

4,0
4.4
58.
8.4
4,4
4,8
3,2
2.2
2,8
7,0
8,8
9.8
9.2
8.4
10
10
6.6
10
10
10

9.8
10
9.8
9.5
8.5

9.6
10
10
8.8
10

30
27
24
40
40
40
42
40
41
6.2
5.0
5.0
6.5
0.0
7,0
7.0
6.4
7.0
8.2
5.8

6.0
9.8
7.0
10
8.0
5.4
8.0
6.8
9.0
6.0

0.0
,4
,0
,0
.0
,0
.0
,0
.0
,1

.3
,I

.0
.0
,1

.3
.0

.1
.0

.0
.4
.3

.3
.0
.2

0,20
A,00
.55

.24
.00
.00
.02
.03
.01
.24
,02
,14
.03
.07
,00
1.8
.127
.16
.04
.09
.66
.00
.01
.05
.00
.03
.10

302
290

169
180
159
163
180
144

152
1238
162
152

151
179
151
171
167
170
167
199
174
156

257
242
238
308
311
301
289
286
284
163
104
162
184
166
163
163
185
163
175
181
15918
173
162
177
178
164
165
180
173
160

34
36
24
60
62
00
26
35
30
119
117
120
121
115
126
112
112
114
106
117
112
103
110
101
105
114
108
121
104
104

I

I

I

I

- -1 --I -I -I

Table 7, Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Ten- Nag- Po- Car- Total
Well of ence anoe per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodium tas- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron on- Col-
number ll- umber (iro- pH ature (810) alum sIum (Na) alum bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, oar- or
tion a os ( *) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCOj) (CO0) (Cl) () (N 0) at cu- magne- bon-
at 25*C) 180'C lated sium ate

302882N0863013.1
302852N0883013.1
302882N0803013.1
302887N0863107.1
302857N0863107.1

302887N0883107.1
302857N0863107.1
302867N0883107.1
302857N0863107.1
302857N08863107.1

302808N0863238.1
302808N0863238.1
302808N0803238.1
302808N0863238.1
302808N0863238.1

302808N0883238.1
3028080863238.1
302808N0883238.1
302808N0863238.1
302808N0863238.1

302808N0863238.1
302808N0883238.1
302808N0863238.1
30280N08083238.1
S302808N0863238.1

302859N0863258.1
302859N0863258.1
302859N0863288.1
302859N0883258.1
302859N0863258.1

06-21-66
07-28-66
05-25-67
10-07-60
07-17-81

09-07-62
07-10-63
08-16-65
06-29-66
08-28-87
05-25-67

10-05-49
05-16-50
07-30-81
11-03-52
08-18-53

11-18-54
05-18-57
02-04-89
08-18-60
07-19-81

09-07-62
07-09-63
08-10-65
086-2-66
05-24-67
02-08-59
08-18-60
07-18-61
09-07-62
0'-11-63

D Caloulatod Na plus K, reported as Na.

OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued

FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

7.8 6.0 0.2
8.8 8.0 .3
9.2 8.0 .2
96,8 2.8 .
8.8 2.4 .4

9.2 3.0 .4
6.8 4.0 .4
9.6 3.6 .3
6.8 3.0 .3
8.8 5.0 .3

9.8 6.9 .2
9.3 6.8 .3
9.1 7.0 .2
9.1 8.6 .2
10 7.8 .2

10 4.0 .1
9.5 7.2 .2
.6 10 .8
8.7 5.6 .4
8.0 5.4 .4

8.8 3.5 .4
8.8 7.0 .1
10 4.0 .3
8.0 5.0 .2
8.4 8.0 .2

8.4 4.0 .3
8.8 3.9 .3
10 4.0 .4
8.8 4.0 .3
9.6 4.0 .3

0.0
.0
.1
.2
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0

.0
.3
.3
.3
.0

.1
.4
.6
1.8
.0

.3
.0
.1
.1
.1

.0
.2
,2
.3
.0

0.07
.12
.00
.28
.44

.01
.74
S.06
.56
.24

.06
.21
.21
.21
.13

.51
.09
.02
.04
.09

.00
.04
.14
.07
.00

.02
.42
.39
.01
.04

161
189
184
161
155

160
149
156
146
158

1088
168
166
166
1868
170
162
18869
180
173
166

177
167
163
181
168

188
163
168
178
188

Table 7. Chemical Analynpe and Temperature ato Ground Waterb in Okaloosa County and adJacent areas-.Contlnued

Ipeolllo Disrolved Hardnoex
Date Rotfr- conduct- TAm- Mag- Po. Car- Total old |
Well of *ncei nce per- ilies Cal- ne- Sodium tag- Blar-r bon- Sulfate Chio- Fluo- Ni.- roin -o Col.
numbWr colleo- number (micro- pH nature (SlO0) l lum stum (Na) hlum bonate ste (04) ride ride trite (rP) Residue Cal- Calctum, car- or
tion mhor (OF) (Ci) (Us) (K) (iCO|) (COg) (CI) (F) (tO) at cu- maine- boa-
at 25'C) 10o0C latd Niue ate
OKALOOA COUNTY.-Co0tinued
PLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

302859Ns08e638.1 06-13-60 9O 270 7.6 18 22 15 13 3.0 162 0 ,.8 ,50 0.2 0,0 0.25 174 163 118 0 8
302869N0863288.1 05-25-67 92 265 7. -- 15 20 14 14 3.0 152 0 8.4 8.0 .2 .3 .00 154 160 110 0 5
302811k08630. 1-03-52 90 289 7.4 70 15 18 13 824 10 0 10 7,5 8. .5 .09 160 169 101 0 1
30281110863539.1 08-20-53 06 288 8.1 -- 15 18 13 824 -- 162 0 8.5 8,5 .2 .0 .21 16 189 98 0 2
302811NO63539.1 11-17-54 96 280 8.0 72 1 10 12 B26 -- 161 0 .92 7,2 .0 .61 166 169 97 0 7
302811N0863539.1 05-24-57 96 284 7.7 72 19 19 12 23 3.9 162 0 8.0 7.0 .4 .5 .37 160 173 97 0 3
302811N0863539.1 02-03-89 96 282 7,8 17 24 9.2 22 3.3 182 0 8.2 7.5 .4 1.0 .07 160 173 98 0 3
302811N0883539.1 11-07-60 96 254 7,2 -- .4 16 10 22 3.1 128 0 0.4 15 .1 .3 .33 138 142 81 0 2
3028110863839.1 08-18-60 96 283 7.5 -- 15 24 14 20 4.0 162 0 7,8 8.0 .4 .3 .19 163 174 118 0 1
3028110863239.1 07-17-61 96 283 7,9 72 16 19 12 23 3,7 160 0 8.0 8.6 .4 .0 .18 169 188 97 0 0
30281110868353.1 09-10-62 96 271 8.4 72 16 21 11 26 3.4 186 8 7.2 6.5 .4 .5 .00 189 177 98 0 3
302811N0883539.1 07-11-63 96 271 7.7 72 16 18 12 24 3.9 160 0 8.4 6.0 .3 .0 .04 174 168 96 0 a
302811$0863o39.1 08-16-05 96 282 8.1 72 16 18 12 22 3,4 158 0 8,8 6,0 .3 .1 .20 164 168 04 0 0
302811N08O6359.1 06-13-66 96 272 7.5 -- 16 1 13 21 3.9 184 0 6.8 6.0 .3 .0 .07 180 167 102 0 0
302811N0863839.1 05-25-67 96 283 7.4 16 19 12 21 3.4 162 0 7,2 7.0 .4 .0 .31 165 167 08 0 0
302952N0862842.1 08-09-65 07 230 7.7 72 12 17 12 11 3., 136 0 7,6 3.0 .3 .1 .34 144 133 92 0 0
30295210882542.1 06-14-66 97 241 7.9 -- 13 17 12 14 3.7 135 0 7.0 6.0 .2 .1 .24 130 140 92 0 0
302952N0882542.1 05-25-87 97 338 7.3 14 17 12 11 3,7 132 0 7.2 3,0 .3 .0 .22 126 134 92 0 0
302021(0862949.1 10-05-49 98 280 7.6 16 26 16 B10 186 0 10 4.0 .2 .2 .17 151 164 131 0 2
302921N0862949.1 05-15-50 98 286 7.6 73 14 25 15 B12 162 0 10 4.0 .2 .1 .47 161 161 124 0 3
302921N0862949.1 07-30-51 98 282 7.3 68 15 25 17 88.1 183 0 0.3 4.0 .3 .2 .16 152 159 132 0 6
302921H0862949.1 11-03-52 98 283 7.5 69 15 25 16 B10 163 0 0.3 4.6 .1 .3 .04 19 160 128 0 6
302921N0832948.1 08-19-53 98 283 8.1 -- 18 24 16 812 -- 166 0 8.8 4.8 .2 .2 .07 164 163 128 0 3
30292110882949.1 11-17-54 98 274 7.9 70 14 25 15 813 168 0 1 0 4.2 .2 1. 18 12 124 0 5
302921N0886249.1 05-18-57 98 280 7.7 70 18 24 16 9.0 2.5 165 0 11 3.0 ,2 .2 .80 158 163 126 0 1
3020210882940.1 02-04-58 98 280 7.9 -- 16 31 11 11 2.8 167 0 8.4 4.5 .2 .3 .08 157 167 122 0 4
302921N0882949.1 08-18-60 98 280 8.1 -- 1 30 14 10 3.0 178 0 9.0 2.6 .3 .0 .02 174 171 132 0 1
302921N08O2949.1 07-19-61 98 281 8.1 72 15 28 14 12 3.0 188 0 8.4 3.5 .2 .2 .02 164 165 122. 0 2
302921N0862949.1 09-07-62 98 278 8.0 72 18 26 14 12 3.0 168 0 8.4 4.0 .3 .0 .02 102 167 122 0 2
302921N0862049.1 07-10-63 98 270 7.7 72 12 27 14 9.6 3.2 168 0 8.8 3.0 .1 .0 ,04 144 161 126 0 5

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas-Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Reter- conduct- Tom- Nag- Po- Car- Total oli a
Well of once dance per- Silica Cal- no- Sodium tas- Blear- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Flue- Ni- iron Non- Col-
anuber colle- number (micro- pH ature (8102) olm lsium (Na) ium bonate ate (504) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion aho (F) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (NBCO) (COa) Cl) (F) (NO3) at ou- magne- bon-
at 25'C) 180'C lated sum ate
OKALOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

302921N0862949.1 08-10-65 98 o90
302921N0862949.1 06-21-66 98 284
302921N0862949.1 05-25-67 98 292
302903N0863032.1 10-08-49 99 269
30290030863032.1 05-15-50 99 270
30290320863032.1 07-30-51 99 277
302902N0863032.1 11-03-82 99 267
300290N0863032.1 08-20-83 99 272
302902N0863032.1 11-17-84 99 260
302902N0863032.1 05-18-57 99 274
302902N0863032.1 02-02-89 99 264
302902N0863030.1 08-18-60 99 267
302002H0883032.1 07-19-61 99 268
302902N0863032.1 09-07-62 99 257
302902N0863032.1 08-10-65 99 273
302902N0863032.1 08-21-66 99 280
302902N0863032.1 05-25-67 99 270
302903N0863019.1 10-10-60 100 273
303903N0803019.1 07-19-61 100 273
30290310863019.1 09-07-62 100 272
302903N0863019.1 07-10-63 100 260
302903N0863019.1 08-10-65 100 287
302903N0863019.1 06-21-66 100 280
302903N0863019.1 05-25-67 100 375
302910N0863015,1 10-05-49 101 272
302910N0863015.1 05-15-80 101 280
302910N0863018.1 07-30-51 101 272
302910N0863015.1 11-17-84 101 267
302910N0803015.1 05-15-87 101 275
302910N0863015.1 02-02-89 101 268
0 Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

7.9 72 15 23
8.3 -- 14 24
7.6 -- 15 24
7.9 -- 16 23
8.0 72 18 24
7.4 69 18 23
7.3 70 15 24
7.8 -- 14 22
7.8 70 15 23
7.7 72 16 22
7.8 -- 17 25
8.0 -- 18 20
8.1 72 15 22
8.3 72 18 22
7.7 72 14 22
7.7 -- 14 22
7.8 -- 15 21
7,8 -- 14 23
7.7 72 18 22
8.5 72 18 22
7.8 72 16 20
7.7 '72 14 21
7.7 -- 14 21
7.8 -- 12 22
7.8 -- 16 24
7.3 72 13 25
7.3 69 18 23
7.9 -- 18 23
7.6 72 16 23
R.O .. 1i o.

18 11
15 10
18 12
15 811
14 812
14 813
14 B11
14 815
14 813
14 11

13 13
18 13
14 14
14 17
14 12
14 14
14 13I
13 17
14 14
13 22
15 17
13 18
14 18
13 13
18 B12
14 813
18 B12
18 813
15 11
13 12

2.6
3.0
2.9

2.7
2.6
2.0
2.8
3.4
2.6
2.8
3.2
3.1
3.0
3.3
2.9
3.4
2.8
3.2
3.0

3.7
2.6

166
188
166
186
186

15488
184
188
186
185
188
18
160
185
18856
186
162
164
184
156
186
187
160
180
188
160
187
187
161
181

8.8
6.8
6.4
10
9.6
9.5
10
9.5
10
9.2
8.4
8.4
8.0
9.2
9.2
7.6
9.,
8.8
8.8
9.2
8.2
10
lo
7.3
8.4
11
11
9.8
11
8.5
9.7

0.2
.2
.1
.2
.2
.1
.2
.2
.0
.2
.3
.3
.3
.4
.3
.2
.2
.3
.4
.4
.8
.3
.2
.2
.2
.1
.3
.1
.2
.0

0.0
.1
.1

.3
.3

.3
.1
.0
.2

.4
.3
.1
.4
.0
.1
.4
.3
.0
.2
.0
.0
.1
.3
.2
.2
.3
.1
.5
.5

0.04
.06
.00
.07
.28
.21
.12
.05
.23
.82
.--
.03
.04
.00
.09
.17
.00
.37
.08
.00
.04
.07
.06
.02
.08
.23
.70
.09
1.6
.00

168
142
180
144
148
148
149
161
185
180
148
154
161
172
184
144
148
164
1688
181
172
178
142
180
148
183
150
145
180
147

168 119 0
159 122 0
185 122 0
186 119 0
155 117 0
184 115 0
184 117 0
187 112 0
186 118 0
158 112 0
161 116 0
187 112 0
189 112 0
160 112 0
188 112 0
160 112 0
188 110 0
168 108 0
188 112 0
175 108 0
161 112 0
189 106 0
160 110 0
184 109 0
160 122 0
159 120 0
186 119 0
189 119 0
160 119 0
103 116 0

0

0

zJ

pb

Table 7, Cheearli Analygeu and Temperstureu oa Ground Waters in sOklooa8 County sad adjacent area--Continued

Ipcliafc ODlgolvdI HIlrdned.
Date Reer- onducl- Teo- Mayg Po- Ciar Total oli d I
Well oft eaI oon O per- S lio Oil. ne- Sodium ti. Biear. bon- Sulfltt Chlo- Fluol- Iron Non- Col
number oollec. number (aLoro- pH ,ture (01) oaum au (Na) am bonate te (84) ride rid. trate (Fe) Reidue Cal- Caloium, car- or
lton mbho (') (CA) (Ng) (K) (HC ) (CO) (Cl) (F) (NO.) at ou- ma boa-
at 283C) 180'C lated glum ato

08-18-60 101
07-10-81 101
09-07-62 101
07-10-683 101
08-10-65 101
06-21-68 101
05-25-67 101
05-24-57 106
02-04-659 106
08-18-80 106
07-17-61 100
07-10-63 106
08-00-86 106
06-13-86 106
08-20-53 107
05-23-57 107
02-04-59 107
08-18-60 107
07-17-61 107
09-07-62 107
07-11-63 107
08-16-65 107
06-13-66 107
05-25-67 107
11-07-60 108
07-17-61 100
09-10-62 108
07-11-63 108
08-16-65 108
06-13-66 108

237
274
263
265
281
280
282
261
268
265
2683
250
281
258
289
288
261
265
270
261
262
280
260
278
262
265
257
262
250
302

B Calculated 1n plus K, reported as Na.

72
72
72
72

72

73
72
73

72
72
72

73
72
72

25
26
22
22
22
21
22
22
28
24
22
223
21
22
21
22
25
22
24
24
22
21
23
22
26
22
24
22
20
22

OKALOOSA COUNTY.-Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFIR--Contlnued

2,8
3.3
2,8
3.3
3.2
3.2
3.0
3.3
2.8
3.0
3.3
3.4
3.2
3.2

3.2
2.8
2.7
3.5
3.1
3.2
3.1
3.0
3.1
3.0
3.2
2.8
3.2
3.2
3.1

186
188
166
180
160
188
188
185
188
161
156
188
1856
188
157
185
187
187
185
154
184
155
186
186
186
188
150
186
155
518

0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
a

8
0
0
0

9,0
9,6
8.8
9,6
9.2
8.0
0.2
.23
9.2
7.8
8.4
8.0
10
7.2
11
9,8
9.6
8.8
13
6.8
9.6
10
8.0
9.8
9.2
8.8
0.8
10
9.2
8.0

4,0
5.0
5,0
5,0
4,4
8.0
6.0
3,0
3,8
3.0
2.6
4.02
,.0
3,0
4.2
3.0
4.5
2.4
3.0
3.0

3.5
4.0
4.0
8.0
3.0
3.0
3,5
3.0
2.0
16

0,5
.3
.4
.3
,3
.2
.2
.2
.4
.3
.4
.3
.4
.3
.4
.3
.6
.0
.4
.2
.4
.3
.3
.3
.4
.2
.4
1.1
.3
.3

0,4 0.04
.0 ,20
.3 .01
.0 .03
.0 .03
.0 .05
.3 ,00
.3 .44
.9 .69
.1 .48
.1 .88
.0 .87
.1 .62
.0 .81
.0 .14
.3 .09
.1 .02
.4 .07
.1 .00
.0 .02
.0 .22
.0 .10
.0 .08
.0 .29
.3 .27
.4 .11
.3 .00
.0 .27
.0 .63
.2 .52

118

188
163
148
155
145
152
180
159
158
160
186
157
152
149
155
161
172

163
136
170
152

180
170
160
168
oo00

161
163
177
181
1850

189

150
154
162
158
155
157
180
185
161
166
118
186
163
186
188
168

181
177
177

1
0
3
0
0
5
4
4
3
0
5
0
0
3
3
6
2
2
2

3
0
0
0
3
3
0
3
0
0

3029010883015,1
30291010863015.1
30290100863018.1
302910N0863015.1
302910N086301B5.1
30291090883015.1
302910M0863016,1
302394N0863108.1
302924N0883108.1
302924M0863108.1
302924M0863108.1
30292410863108.1
302924N1083108.1
302924N0863108.1
30292810863119.1
302926N0863119.1
30293820863119.1
30292680863119.1
30292680863119,1
302926N0863119,1
30292N60883119.1
30292680863119.1
30292860863119.1
30292860883119.1
302939N0863158.1
30298390863188.1
302939N0863158.1
302939N0863158.1
303939N0863158.1
30293910883158.1

I

I I

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okalooma County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Tea- Mag- Po Car- Total ao
Well of eano ance per- Silica Cal- en- Sodium tas- Bacar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Pluo- Ni- iron Non- Col-
number colle- number (micro- pa nature (810,) aa sium (Na) aIum bonate ate (SO4) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal Calcium, car- or
tion bho ('7) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCO3) (COO) (Cl) (7) (NO,) at ou- magne- bon-
at 25C ) 180'C late aiu te
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
PLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued
302939N0863158.1 05-25-67 108 270 7.5 -- 15 21 14 12 3.1 156 0 8.0 5.0 0.3 0.0 0.47 149 156 110 0
303039N0882839.1 02-02-66 109 259 -- 75 14 22 14 9.5 3.0 180 0 7.2 3.0 .3 .0 147 112 0 5
303013110863516.1 10-06-49 115 282 7.7 -- 16 23 15 14 161 0 10 4.9 .2 .1 .74 151 163 119 0 5
30301350863516.1 05-15-50 115 282 7.6 69 19 24 15 914 -- 14 0 11 4.0 .2 .2 .77 163 168 122 0 2
303013N0863516.1 51 11 285 8.1 -- 18 23 15 815 168 0 10 4.6 .1 .2 .45 186 164 119 0 2
303013H0863810.1 07-30-; 1 115 311 7.4 69 15 26 15 B15 -- 166 0 15 4.9 .2 .1 .22 167 173 127 0 4
303013N0863516.1 11-03-52 115 281 7.6 15 23 15 15 12 0 12 3.9 .2 .2 2 .0 167 164 119 0 6
303013N0863816.1 08-20-53 115 285 8.1 -- 15 23 14 B18 166 0 10 5.0 .2 .1 .11 163 167 115 0 1
303013N0863516.1 11-18-84 118 272 7.8 70 15 23 1 10 -- 162 0 12 4.2 .2 .0 .14 148 164 119 0 6
303013N0863516.1 05-24-57 115 279 7.8 72 18 23 14 13 3.2 164 0 9.8 3.2 .4 .3 .06 157 166 115 0 3
30301350863516.1 02-04-59 115 279 7.8 -- 1 29 11 14 2.2 167 0 .9 3.5 .3 .2 '.78 159 169 118 0
303013N0863516.1 08-18-60 115 279 8.0 -- 16 24 14 14 2.6 164 0 9.0 4.0 .5 .4 .16 161 166 118 0 1
303013H0863516.1 07-05-61 115 275 8.1 72 15 22 15 15 3.0 166 0 8.4 4.0 .3 .0 .37 171 168 116 0 0
303013N0868616.1 09-07-62 115 274 8.0 72 16 23 14 14 2.8 164 0 8.0 5.0 .3 .0 .04 156 164 115 0 8
303013N0863516.1 06-23-65 115 272 7.6 72 15 17 11 22 3.8 160 0 8.2 3.0 .4 .0 .06 146 159 88 0 0
303021H0863816.1 10-06-49 116 276 7.7 16 24 15 14 -- 164 0 11 3.8 .2 .2 .17 181 106 122 0 2
303021N0863516.1 05-15-80 116 285 7.5 72 18 24 14 B15 164 0 9.5 3.8 .2 .3 .24 160 166 117 0 3
303021N0863516.1 07-30-51 116 283 8.0 -- 15 23 14 17 163 0 9.5 4.8 .2 .3 .40 161 164 115 0 8
30302120863516.1 07-30-51 116 302 7.7 68 17 23 15 813 -- 163 0 8.5 3.8 .1 .2 .24 151 161 119 0 4
303021N0863516.1 11-03-52 116 279 7.0 69 15 22 14 B16 -- 156 0 10 4.6 .3 .4 .10 164 168 112 0 1
303021N0863516.1 11-03-52 116 271 7.7 72 16 24 15 814 164 0 11 3.8 .2 .0 .20 156 165 123 0 3
303021N0863616.1 08-20-53 116 281 8.2 16 23 15 18 -- 165 0 9.5 4.9 .1 .0 .49 158 104 119 0 4
303021N0863516.1 11-17-54 116 271 8.0 70 15 23 14 817 164 0 10 4.2 .1 .2 .67 162 1665 11 0 6
303021N0863516.1 0-24-87 116 279 7.8 72 18 23 14 13 3.2 164 0 6.8 3.5 .4 .2 .61 153 163 115 0 3
303021N0863516.1 02-04-59 116 273 8.1 18 26 12 14 2.3 167 0 8.2 5.0 .0 .2 .89 156 165 114 0 5
303021N0863516.1 08-18-60 116 282 8.0 16 2 13 14 2.8 166 0 9.6 3.0 .3 .3 .16 165 166 116 0 5
30302180663516.1 07-05-61 116 263 7.9 72 11 24 12 18 2.9 166 0 .8 3.0 .3 .0 .68 157 151 110 0 0
303021N0863516.1 09-05-62 116 273 7.8 72 16 25 13 14 2.8 160 0 9.2 3.0 .3 .1 .89 148 162 116 0 5
3002120863816.1 07-1-63 116 260 7.8 68 16 22 15 16 3.1 162 0 8.4 4.6 .3 .0 .10 166 165 116 0 5
303021N0863516.1 08-23-63 116 237 7.8 72 16 31 13 15 2.8 160 0 9.4 4.0 .3 .0 .07 180 160 166 0 0
B Calculated Na plus K, reported aa Na.

Tablu 7, Cheillica Analyulo lid TuimilpjurAturaU of Oround Watura In OkClooae County and adjucunt areau--Contlnuud

Spectlto Dissolved Hardneas
Date Retfr- conduct- Tam- Mlag- Po- Car- Total ol
Woll of once ance por- Silica Cal- ne. Sodium ta.- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- N1- iron on.- Col-
nwnbor collue- number (micro- p)l ature (810l) aium uium (Na) l mn bonatu at@e (504) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal. Calcium, car- or
tlon l hoa ('F) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HICO) (CO,) (Cl) (F) (NO) at ou- magnet. bon-
at 28'C) 180'C lated ilun te
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER-.Continued

303021N0863818.1 00-16-60 116 260 7,9 17 22 15 14 2.7 162 0 7.6 3,.0 0,3 0.0 0.12 161 162 117 0 5
303021N0863816.1 05-29-67 116 270 8.1 -- 16 23 14 13 .8 160 0 8,4 4,0 .3 .0 .08 148 161 116 0 0
303113N0868919.1 04-19-50 119 288 7. -- 17 28 17 6.4 2,6 176 0 12 2.0 .0 .2 -* 160 173 140 0 2
303120N0862900.1 10-05-40 120 284 7.7 -- 14 27 17 7.3 -- 170 0 9,1 2,8 .1 .2 ,14 150 161 137 0 5
303126N0862920.1 05-18-50 120 290 7, 72 15 28 17 6.2 -- 16i 0 8,7 3.8 .1 .1 .23 168 162 140 0 2
303126N0862920.1 07-30-81 120 284 6.9 68 14 27 17 6.7 -- 169 0 8.3 3.0 .1 .3 .24 181 189 137 0 3
303126N0862920.1 11-03-82 120 281 7.6 69 14 29 17 5.4 -- 169 0 10 3.0 .2 .3 ,09 187 162 142 4 2
303126N0862920.1 08-20-83 120 288 8.0 14 27 17 7.8 -- 171 0 8,0 3.9 .1 .1 .45 164 162 137 0 2
303126N0863922.1 11-17-84 120 275 7.8 70 13 27 17 8.5 171 0 10 3.8 .1 .1 .14 145 163 137 0 5
303126N0866020.1 05-158-7 120 280 7.7 72 15 26 17 0.8 2.0 171 0 0.2 3.5 .1 .4 .08 161 164 135 0 1
30312600862920.1 02-03-0 120 283 7.8 -- 16 30 15 5,8 2.4 171 0 8.0 3.5 .2 .4 .02 I25 1o 136 0 3
303126N0862020,1 08-3-60 120 286 7,7 14 30 I1 6.0 2.7 100 0 13 2.0 .3 .1 .05 169 167 136 0 3
303120o0862929.1 07-17-61 190 282 6.1 72 14 27 1t 6.1 2.9 172 0 8.8 2.5 ,1 .1 .07 161 162 134 0 4
303126N0886209.1 09-11-02 120 276 8.0 72 15 30 15 6.6 2, 168 0 7,6 3.0 ,4 .0 .00 173 163 136 0 0
303126N0862929.1 07-09-63 120 270 7.7 72 14 28 17 5.6 2.6 172 0 8.0 3.0 .0 .0 .18 174 163 140 0 8
3031260N862029.1 08-09-80 120 290 7.8 72 14 26 16 6,6 2.6 171 0 8.4 3.6 .2 .1 .11 132 162 131 0 0
303120N0862029.1 06-14-60 120 281 7.7 -- 18 26 16 6.3 2.6 170 0 6.6 3.0 .2 .1 .14 134 160 131 0 0
303126N0862029.1 05-28-67 120 287 7.4 -- 14 26 16 6.7 2.7 188 0 7.6 5.0 .2 .0 .14 150 162 132 0 0
303136N0863946.1 08-30-68 122 510 8.2 -- 8.1 5.4 3.2 106 5.9 248 0 .4 38 .9 .2 .05 284 290 26 0 0
303211N0802929.1 08-20-53 123 288 8.0 -- 14 20 17 9.1 -- 171 0 8.8 3.8 .1 .0 .33 166 163 138 0 1
303211N0862029.1 11-17-54 123 275 7.9 70 14 26 17 8.8 -- 169 0 10 3.0 ,3 .0 .87 158 102 138 0 0
303211N0862929.1 05-24-57 123 278 7.7 72 16 20 16 7.9 2.6 169 0 8.0 2.5 .3 .3 .19 164 163 131 0 3
303241N0864017.1 09-21-62 120 590 8.0 72 12 4.0 1.9 135 5.0 302 0 .0 45 1.0 1.7 .03 350 385 18 0 5
303241N0804617.1 07-15-63 128 060 7.8 6B 11 4.0 4.4 140 5.1 290 0 .4 46 1.0 .7 .32 352 380 28 0 5
303241N0804617.1 08-30-68 125 560 7.9 -- 12 2.7 2.0 138 5.1 308 0 .4 44 1.4 .3 .17 342 358 14 0 5
303241N0864017.1 06-16-66 128 581 7,7 -- 13 3.1 2.0 127 4.9 296 0 .4 44 1.8 1.3 .20 370 343 16 0 5
303241N0864617.1 08-29-67 12 8 860 8.2 -- 11 3.1 1.9 132 4.8 208 0 .4 44 15, .9 .42 348 347 16 0 0
303431N0862645.1 10-06-49 130 230 7.8 -- 14 19 11 1 -- 140 0 5.0 2.6 ,s .2 .75 128 136 93 0 1
303431N080264,.1 05-16-50 130 247 7.7 72 12 24 13 8.4 -- 144 0 9.0 2.8 .1 .1 .81 137 140 113 0 2
303431N0862045.1 07-30-51 130 251 7.5 68 16 24 14 7.7 -- 147 0 8.1 3.1 .2 .8 .27 135 146 117 0 7
B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Te- Mag- Po- Car- Total soli
Well of ence ance per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodium tas- Bioar- ban- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron Non- Col-
number collec- number (micro- pH nature (Si0) cium sium (Na) sium bonate ate (504) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion amho (OF) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCO,) (CO0) (Cl) (F) (NOS) at nu- magne- ben-
at 28"C) 180C late sium ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued
303431N0862645.1 11-03-52 130 235 7.7 70 12 20 12 B13 -- 140 0 7.2 3.0 0.6 0.8 0.20 130 137 99 0 7
303431N0862645.1 08-20-53 130 251 8.4 -- 13 24 14 B10 -- 138 6 9.0 4.8 .2 .2 .20 150 149 117 4 2
303431N0862848,1 11-18-54 130 241 7.9 70 13 23 14 B8.1 -- 144 0 9.8. 8 .8 .1 .2 .20 135 142 115 0 6
303431N0862645.1 05-24-57 130 241 7.6 72 13 23 13 6.5 2.3 143 0 7.8 2.2 .2 .1 .31 140 138 111 0 3
303431N0862048,1 08-18-60 130 239 7.9 13 25 11 9.0 2.5 144 0 6.3 1.8 .4 .1 .28 141 140 108 0 1
303431N0862045,1 07-05-61 130 239 8.3 72 11 23 13 6.6 2.5 138 2 7.6 2.2 .8 .2 .57 134 137 111 0 2
303431N0862645.1 09-06-62 130 241 7.7 72 13 24 13 6.5 2.4 144 0 7.6 2.0 .3 ,1 .14 132 140 114 0 5
303431N0862045,1 07-10-63 130 230 7.7 68 12 24 13 7,4 2.6 144 0 7.8 2.0 .1 .0 .18 154 140 112 0 5
303431N0862645.1 08-23-68 130 244 7.6 72 12 22 13 8.6 2.5 146 0 8.0 2.0 .1 ,0 .02 110 140 108 0 0
303431N0882645.1 06-17-66 130 246 7.6 12 22 14 6.2 2.5 145 0 6.6 2.0 .1 .1 .30 146 136 112 0 0
303431N0862645.1 05-24-67 130 240 7.4 -- 12 22 13 6.6 2.4 143 0 7.2 3.0 .2 ,4 .00 128 137 109 0 8
303441N0882039,1 10-06-49 131 241 7.6 -- 13 24 14 87.3 -- 146 0 9,3 2.5 .1 .2 .03 131 142 117 0 1
303441N0862639.1 05-16-50 131 247 7.4 72 11 24 14 B5.8 -- 142 0 9.0 2.8 .1 .2 1.2 131 137 117 0 2
303441N0862639.1 11-03-52 131 243 7.06 9 12 24 14 6.7 -- 143 0 9.6 2.6 .3 .4 .11 134 140 117 0 2
303441N0862639.1 08-20-53 131 246 8.0 -- 12 23 14 B8.1 -- 145 0 8.0 3.7 .1 .0 .11 142 140 115 0 3
303441N0862039.1 11-18-54 131 241 7.9 70 13 23 14 B8.1 -- 144 0 9.8 2.8 .1 .2 .20 135 142 111 0 6
303441N0862639,1 07-30-57 131 240 8.0 72 12 22 14 6,4 2.3 144 0 5.8 2.5 .4 .0 .33 132 136 11i 0 3
303441N0862639.1 02-08-59 131 238 7.8 -- 13 27 12 5.4 1.8 143 0 7.4 2.8 .2 .3 .67 130 140 117 I 5
303441N0892639.1 08-18-60 131 224 7.5 12 16 8,3 23 3.0 138 0 2.0 3.0 .9 .7 .21 133 135 66 J 1
303441N0862039 1 07-05-61 131 242 8.0 72 12 22 15 5.7 2.5 144 0 8.8 2.0 .1 .1 .29 139 139 118 0 3
303441N0802639.1 07-08-62 131 230 7.8 72 12 14 9.0 25 2.8 138 0 2.0 2.5 .9 .4 .38 150 137 72 0 2
303441N0862639.1 07-10-63 131 220 7.8 68 12 22 13 8.4 2.4 142 0 6.0 3.0 .3 .0 .31 142 137 110 0 5
303441N086200391 08-23-65 131 228 7.4 72 1 1 12 7.2 26 2.7 138 0 1.2 2.0 .7 .0 .19 106 132 60 0 0
303441N0862639.1 06-17-66 131 235 7.5 -- 12 24 14 5.6 2.2 144 0 6.8 2.0 .1 .0 .09 152 138 18 10 5
303441N0862639,1 05-24-87 131 255 7.5 -- 13 23 13 5.6 2.2 146 0 6.8 2.0 .1 .2 .00 127 138 112 0 5
303512N0883751.1 10-06-49 134 260 7.7 -- 16 28 13 BB.5 154 0 10 3.4 .1 .1 .29 143 155 123 0 2
303812N0803751.1 05-15-50 134 265 7.6 71 19 29 13 B6.7 -- 153 0 9.4 3.4 .1 .2 1.2 152 158 126 0 2
303512N0863751.1 07-30-51 134 264 6.9 68 17 26 13 810 -- 153 0 9.1 4.2 .1 .2 .75 146 155 118 0 1
303512N0863751.1 11-03-52 134 263 7.7 70 10 28 13 8.6 -- 153 0 10 3.8 .2 .4 .21 147 155 123 0 9
303512N0863751.1 08-20-53 134 266 7.9 -- 15 27 13 B10 -- 153 0 10 4.5 .2 .1 ,42 188 155 121 0 4
0 Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

Table 7, Chemical Analyrse and Temperatures ot Oround Waters in Okalooa* County and adjsoent areas--Contlnued

speclfic Di*olved Hardnes
Date Refer. conduct- Te- Ma- Po- Car- Total od "
Well of once ance p r- Silica Cal. nr- Sodium ta.- Bicar. ban- Sulfate Chlo. Fluo- NI. Iron o- o. Col.
number collon. number (ioro- pH ature (slUo) aolun c lu (Na) alum bonate ate (a04) ride ride trate (p) Residue Cal- Callcum, car or
tion abho ('F) (Ca) (Mg) (I) (ICOg) (CO0) (C) (F) (NO,) at ou- magne- bon.
at 25'C) 80'C :latd slum ate
OKALOOBA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued
303512N0883751.1 11-22-54 134 258 7.9 70 18 27 13 10 -- 154 0 10 4.0 0.1 0.0 0.55 151 156 11 ii 0
30352110863751.1 05-23-57 134 362 7.7 72 17 26 12 8.4 2.9 154 0 5.2 3.2 .3 .2 .48 150 151 114 0 3
303512N0883751.1 07-05-61 134 185 8.0 72 11 13 11 86. 2,8 104 0 8.0 4.0 .2 .0 .08 110 110 78 0 0
303512N0883751.1 02-04-59 134 280 7.8 18 32 9.2 9. 1.9 156 0 8.2 3 .0 -2 149 167 118 0 6
303512N0883761.1 08-18-60 134 271 7.7 16 29 12 9.3 2.0 187 0 9.8 3.5 .2 .1 .08 158 159 122 0 5
303512N0863751.1 07-16-63 134 240 7.7 68 16 26 13 8,8 3,4 158 0 8.4 4.0 .0 .0 .04 158 18 120 0 5
303513N0883751.1 08-23-68 134 280 7.8 72 16 26 12 8.5 2.4 154 0 8.8 3.0 .2 .1 .07 154 153 114 0 0
303517N0893801.1 10-06-49 135 270 7.5 -- 16 28 13 11 157 0 12 3.5 .1 .1 .18 150 181 123 0 2
303517N0883801.1 00-19-50 135 269 7.7 72 16 27 13 10 155 0 10 4.0 .1 .2 .59 182 158 131 0 7
303517N0803801.1 07-30-51 135 266 7.0 88 15 26 13 10 -- 14 0 9.2 3, .2 .2 .45 144 153 118 0 2
S03517N0883801.1 11-03-82 135 267 7.8 89 11 20 9.6 24 -- 17 0 6.4 3.4 .8 ,a .27 150 153 89 0 4
303617N0863801.1 08-20-3 135 274 8.0 -- 1 24 12 16 17 0 9.0 4,8 .2 .0 .40 160 158 109 0 4
303517H0863801.1 11-22-54 135 261 7.9 70 15 25 13 13 155 0 11 3.8 .1 .1 .14 143 157 118 0 6
303517N0863801.1 05-23-57 135 267 7.8 72 16 26 13 9.4 2.9 166 0 9.0 3.2 .3 .1 .24 151 157 118 0 3
303517N0863801.1 02-04-89 135 260 7.7 -- 1 30 10 9.0 2.3 154 0 9.2 5.0 .2 .4 .38 103 188 116 0 a
303517N0863801.1 08-18-60 13 2685 7.6 -- 1 30 12 7.4 2.6 154 0 8.8 2.2 .3 .2 .06 185 154 134 0 1
303517N0863801.1 07-05-61 135 271 8.1 72 15 26 13 10 2.8 158 0 0 10 3.3 .2 .1 .00 19s 159 11 0 2
303817N0863801.1 09-06-62 135 258 7.8 72 16 27 12 9.6 2.5 152 0 8.4 4,0 .6 .1 .50 136 105 117 0 5
303517N088S301.1 07-15-63 135 250 7.7 68 16 26 13 10 2.7 156 0 8.0 4,0 .2 ,0 ,70 158 157 118 0 5
30351710863801.1 08-23-65 135 256 7.8 72 15 26 12 9.6 2.5 154 0 9.3 3.0 .2 .0 .15 162 154 114 0 0
303517N0863801.1 06-16-66 135 263 7.7 -- 15 25 12 9,8 2.4 156 0 7.0 3.0 .2 .0 .13 172 182 112 0 0
303517N0883801.1 05-25-a7 135 209 8.0 14 26 13 11 2.6 154 0 6.4 4.0 .3 ,0 .34 144 183 115 0 0
303733N0864410.1 10-06-49 138 466 7.9 23 15 8.9 79 228 0 8.0 36 .4 .4 .53 274 282 74 0 4
303733N0884410.1 0S-1i-50 138 460 7.4 72 18 14 8.1 7 -- 218 0 6.3 39 .5 .2 3.0 268 271 6B 0 7
303733NO864410.1 07-30-51 138 480 7.3 71 21 14 8.6 80 322 0 4,8 40 .4 .5 .54 273 279 70 0 10
303733N0864410.1 11-03-52 138 461 7.6 69 21 15 8.4 77 221 0 6.1 38 .4 .4 .22 270 273 72 0 1
303733N0864410.1 08-20-3 138 472 8.2 -- 19 13 86 81 224 0 6.0 38 .4 .2 1.2 283 277 88 0 23
303733N0864410.1 11-22-54 138 484 8.0 70 20 15 7.7 79 222 0 6.0 37 .4 .2 ,12 278 274 89 0 B
303733N0864410.1 05-29-57 138 472 8.0 72 22 16 7.8 76 5.4 228 0 8.5 38 .6 .5 .25 274 287 72 0 3
303733N0864410.1 05-18-60 138 468 8.1 20 18 10 74 5.0 225 0 4.9 37 .5 .6 .00 271 279 81 0 1
B Caloulated Na plus K, reported an Na.

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okalooaa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardnese
Date Refer- conduot- Tem- Mag- Po- Car- Total ol
Well of ence ane per- Silia Cal- ne- Sodium ta Bar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron Non- Col-
number olloo- number (micro- pH aturo (S10) cium ium (Na) sium bonate ate (0S4) ride ride trato (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion mhoa (OF) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCOa) (CO) (C) (F ( (NCO) at ou- magn bon-
at 2"C) 180oC lated alum ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AOUIFER--Contlnued

303733N0864410,1
303733N0884410,1
303733N0864410.1
303745N08684431.1
303745N0864421.1
303745N0864421.1
303745N0864421.1
303745H0864421.1
30374580864421.1
303745N0864421.1
30374510864421.1
303745N0864421,1
303745N0864421.1
30374510864421.1
30374510884421.1
303745N0884421.1
303745N0884431,1
3037485N084421.1
3037461N0864421.1
303820N0862418.1
303820N0862418.1
30308300862418.1
303840N0863141.1
303849N0863141.1
303849N0883141,1
30384910883141.1
303849N0863141.1

30384010883141.1
30384910883141.1
303849N0863141.1
303849N0883141.1

09-10-62
08-23-65
05-26-67
10-06-49
05-18-50
07-30-51
11-03-52
08-20-53
11-322-54
05-39-57
02-04-59
08-18-60
07-05-61
09-20-62
07-15-63
08-23-65
06-16-66
05-26-67
08-24-60
06-17-66
05-25-67
10-06-49
08-10-50
07-30-51
11-03-52
11-22-54
05-24-57
02-04-59
07-05-61
09-05-62

801
430
460
458
469
454
466
478
487
474
451
458
466
452
450
430
460
467
200
209
210
270
287
274
273
261
270
265
371
203

B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

72
72

72

73
88
--

70
72

72
72
68
72
-.

73
69
70

70
72
72
72

84
76
77
876
B78
B79
877
B81
B82
78

73
84
77
74
87

77
73
80
15
58.
10
04.4
B4.6
81.9
B3.8
BSe
86.58
3.8
4.4
3.8
3.9

8.1
4.7
5.0

5.5
4.3
4.9
5.4
5.0
5'3
5.2
4.9
5.0
3.1
2.0
2.3

3.1
1.3
2.0
1,7

224 0
224 0
220 0
216 0
218 0

219 0
218 0
222 0
224 0
236 0

323 0
208 12
322 0
216 0
224 0

224 0
224 0
226 0
121 0
123 0
120 0
163 0
161 0
101 0
160 0
160 0
163 0
164 0
162 0
160 0

5.2
4.8
4.0
6.4
6.1
5.8
6.1
5.5
6.8
4.8

5.1
.1
5.2
2.8
9.2

5.6
3.6
.0
.0
7,.
3.6
9.8
11
8.6
9.7
9.0
8.2
8.4
9.2
8.0

38
38
38
35
38

37
38
40
40
39
38
34
38
37
40

, 37
38
40
3.0
2.0
3.5
3.8
5.6
3.5
2.9

3.5
2.8
4.0
2.4
3.0

0,6
.5
.5
.4
.4

.6
.4
.3
.4
.6
.1
.7
.4
.5
.3

.6
.8
.5
.9
.5
.6
.0
.1
.1
.32
.1
.2
.0
.2
.3

0,1 0,01
.1 .03
,0 .12
.6 .07
,1 .59
.4 .20
.4 .39
.1 .12
.0 .44
.6 .48
.6
.7 .49
.1 .33
.1 .07
.0 .05

.1 .10
.0 .09
.0 .58
.0 .67
.0 .15

.0 .23
.0 .29
.1 3.1
.1 .25
.1 .20
.0 .23
.1 .05
.1 .09
.0 .11
,1 .01

290
276
371
264
278
289
273
287
284
279
270
278
286
258
383
378
294
265
98
140
121
146
181
145
149
152
145
151
154
134

287
278
276
268
275

275
371
277
282
283
275
274
277
267
294

277
274
271
116
124
117
156
163
152
184

153
187
157
188
153

68
68
70
70
70

69
689
69
70
67
68
01
70
68
68

64
66
62
64
100
83
138
142
141
138
132
134
132
134
130

0 3
0 0
0 0
0 6
0 2

0 2
0 2
0 3
0 9
0 3
0 5
0 6
0 3
0 5
0 5
0 0
0 5
0 0
0 0
0 5
0 5
0 2
0 2
0 3
7 2
0 8
0 3
0 4
1 0
0 5

-

Table 7 Chealoil Analyses and Temperatures oft round Vaters In Okaloosa County and adisont Asrse--Conttnued

Date Refer. ondut Tea- P. CaTotal sold Hardness
Well oa snae n oos per. silca Canl- na- sodiau ta- Blonr- bon- sulfate Ch lo u.- Flu- i1 iron -" --- CO l-i
^nuber oes-number (aoro- pH i" as (sha) (CA) (Mg) Iw) (ICOM) (COS (Cl) (NO,) at ou- agaos- bo-1
t 2C) 1804BO'C lated sium* at
OKAOOSA COUNTY--Contlnued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continusd
303840NB063141.1 07-16-63 143 350 7.9 68 14 27 16 3.7 1. 61680 7.6 4,0 0. 0,0 o ,06 10s 153 134 3 5
30384980863141.1 08-34-68 1 8 7. 1 4 5.6 3.0 186 0 7,8 3 0 .1 .0 ,03 1 1 1 18 1 0 0
30384890863141.1 06.16-06 143 383 7.5 13 37 14 8. 19 188 0 6.6 3.0 0 .13 19 150 135 0 0
30388490863141.1 058-2-67 143 25 7.6 13 27 1 4.4 18 188 0 7. 4.0 .0 11 14 150 130 0
30388540863149.1 10-08-49 144 393 7.6 1 33 16 84.B -- 167 0 14 4. .1 0 7 160 1 148 0 2
30385400863149.1 05-16-50 144 984 7.6 71 13 33 1 1.9 19 6 0 11 3,8 .0 ,4 15 15 8 148 0
30385400883149.1 07-30-81 144 284 7.3 69 13 23 18 8. -- 148 0 8.3 3. .8 .5 138 144 194
303854N0883148,1 11.03-83 144 1B6 8.7 68 7.7 18 9.6 B 887 -- 1 5 7,8 3.9 .3 .,21 98 103 77 0 3
303854N0863149.1 08-20-53 144 274 8.1 13 23 16 8.0 163 0 9.8 3.6 .0 .0 .16 146 188 1368 3
303854N)063149.1 11-21-64 144 366 7.9 70 13 38 16 86.1 163 0 9. 3.5 .1 .0 .61 153 157 136 3 4
303854N0863149.1 05-34-57 144 2368 7.6 73 15 37 15 4.6 2.3 16 0 8.0 3.8 .0 10 159 154 139 0 3
303854N0863149.1 02-04-59 144 268 7.8 -- 14 3 1 68.8 1 0 -- 14 159 13 0 7
30385410863149.1 07-05-61 144 360 6.0 73 13 36 15 4.5 .1 158 0 8.0O 3.0 ,0 41 10 148 1 0 0
303854N0863149.1 09-08-638 144 367 8.0 73 13 36 14 53 1.9 160 0 .68 30 .3 .0 .01 17S 153 130 0 0
303684)10863149.1 07-16-63 144 680 7.9 66 14 28 16 4,6 1.0 164 0 8.0 4.0 4 0 .09 186 158 136 8 5
303854N083149.1 08-24-6e 144 378 7.7 13 29 14 4.7 19 160 0 8.4 4.0 ,1 .0 ,03 142 14 130 0 0
303854N0863149.1 06-16-66 144 370 7.7 13 28 15 4.4 1.9 164 0 7.6 3.0 .1 .0 .03 182 154 132 0 0
30385410883149.1 08-26-67 144 378 7.7 13 27 15 4.7 1.9 160 0 7.2 4.0 .2 .0 .03 142 153 129 0 0
304040N083415.1 08-5-6588 149 247 7.4 14 23 11 9.1 2.4 138 0 9.4 3,0 .1 .0 .33 16 139 100 0 0
304040N0863415.1 06-20-66 149 240 7.4 15 23 11 9.3 3,4 140 0 8.8 3.5 ,. .0 1.8 154 139 10o 0 0
304040N0863415.1 058-6-67 1498 48 7.3 -- 13 34 11 6.7 3.3 139 0 7.2 3.5 .2 .0 .1a 139 13 108 0
30405N0088343.,1 03-04-58 151 333 8.0 1 26 9.0 8,6 2,3 140 0 8.4 3.5 ,.3 .30 127 139 102 0 6
304050N0863453.1 07-10-63 151 230 7.7 66 1 10 13 10 .8 140 0 4.0 .4 ,0 .44 138 140 98 0
30405010863453.1 08-26-67 151 260 7.1 14 24 1 7,2 3.2 138 0 9. 3.5 .2 .0 .69 140 140 106 0 0
30413210884050.1 01-10-68 158 397 7.8 14 12 6.8 49 4.4 186 0 5.8 11 .6 .0 -- 181 196 89 0 10
304345NO084805.1 01-11-68 154 31 7.98 3 18 16 8.3 39 7.0 177 0 8.0 10 .5 .1 -- 190 19 74 0 0
30441310863710.1 07-12-67 189 360 7.9 74 17 s0 13 5.4 3.5 188 0 8.0 3. .2 .0 -- 15 183 18 0 0
304518N0863340.1 13-07-66 161 308 7.7 -- 1 35 10 3,8 1.7 144 0 14 3.8 .1 -- 15 134 1 28 10
304518N0863340.1 13-07-66 161 318 7.7 15 7 6.8 3.7 1.5 138 0 9.2 3.0 0 -- 134 130 104 0 0
3048516O863340.1 13-07-66 161 309 7.9 1 3 10 3.9 1.5 118 0 9.2 3.0 .2 .0 -- 13 18 111 14 0
B Caloulatsd )a plus K, reported ao a..

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Tem- Hag- Po- Car- Total solids
Well of ence anoe per- Silica Cal- ne- Sodium tas- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron on- Col-
number colloo- number (micro- pH nature (SiOa) aium sium (Na) *ium bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, ar- or
tion mhos ('F) (Ca) (MN) (K) (HCO0) (COa) (C) (F) (N0g) at ou- magne- bon-
at 285C) 180'C late siu ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued

30418No0863340.1 12-07-60 11 22 7.7 -- 16 28 8.9 2.6 1.6 126 0 8.9 3.0 0.2 0.0 -- 126 131 106 3 0
304518N0863340.1 12-08-66 161 210 7.8 -- 18 26 8,6 2.6 1.8 120 0 9.0 2,8 .2 ,0 -- 123 125 100 2 0
304518N0863340.1 12-12-66 161 209 7.9 74 16 27 8.7 2.7 1.5 116 0 8.8 4.0 .2 .1 -- 120 126 104 8 0
304537N0863406.1 01-10-68 162 233 7.7 78 16 27 11 4.2 1.8 137 0 8.7 3.0 .2 .0 -- 13 139 112 0 0
304541N0863407.1 01-10-68 163 232 8.1 77 18 26 11 2.9 1. 136 0 8.2 3.0 .2 .0 -- 132 135 110 0 0
304801N0864031.1 05-08-68 167 397 7.8 -- 22 11 6.4 64 6.0 192 0 4.0 25 .7 .0 -- 221 234 54 0 5
305330N0803227.1 01-11-68 170 202 7.7 63 9.6 24 10 1.6 .6 116 0 8.0 3.0 .3 .2 0.00 110 118 102 6 5
305837N0864120.1 07-08-68 182 292 7.6 -- 12 30 13 11 8.9 176 0 8.0 6.0 .3 .0 -- 172 174 129 0 0
305615NOB62848.1 01-11-68 183 218 7.7 59 9.1 29 9.0 1.8 .6 122 0 10 3.0 .2 .0 .01 118 123 110 10
305743N0863848.1 07-05-6 188 1 25 7.8 -- 14 32 10 4.9 2.1 161 0 5.6 2.0 .2 .1 -- 11 150 121 0 0
308712N0864034.1 01-11-68 189 268 7.6 59 17 35 9.4 8.0 3.9 188 0 8.0 3.0 .2 .0 .01 184 160 126 0 10
SAND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER

302303N0862680.1
302303N0862650.1
302303N0862680.1
302317N0863130.1
302317N0863130.1
302317N0803130.1
302317N0863130.2
302317N0863130.2
302317N0863130.2
302319N0863222.1
302310NOB63222.1
302319N0863223.1
302328N0863332.1
302328N0863332.1
3023280863332.2
302328N0863332.2
302334N0863441.1
302334N0803441.1
302334N0863441.1
302343N0863848.1

11-07-60
08-18-65
06-13-66
06-25-56
08-23-60
08-16-68
05-23-67
02-01-50
08-16-65
05-23-87
10-03-00
07-29-65
08-23-60
08-16-68
02-01-89
08-16-88
05-23-57
10-03-60
08-16-65
10-03-60

B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na.

1.0
1.0
1.1
6.1
5.8
2.4
14.
4.7
4.5
2.3
1.0
2.0
5.2
2.1

2.1
2.2
1.3
1.2
.7

7.0
7.2
6.5
819
20
12
80
10
12
8.4
7,1
8.2
22
9.4
20
8.4
13
18
11
10

2.0
.0
.0
17
25
13
29
64
7.0
8.8
4.0
5.6
8.8
7.2
.09
6.4
8.2
44
10
1.6

4.3 31 38
2.9 32 34
4.7 58 31
.47 173 188
.18 205 179
.29 106 104
.25 428 344
.99 180 172
,96 132 120
.36 96 85
.08 97 81
.20 82 88
.08 180 134
.04 84 87
.08 120 120
.02 72 80
.18 92 79
.62 147 150
.10 94 90
.60 49 40

Table 7, Chemioal Analymse and Tlemoraturee of Oround Waters In Okaloosa County and adJaoont ireae.-Coct$Pued

Speotlio Dissolved Hardnel
Data Reer- conduct. Tem- Mg- Pa Car- Total solid
Well of aneo no@ per- Silioa Cal- ne- Sodium tea- Blcar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron on- Cal-
number collo- number (Iiro- pH Atur (IOs) loum Istu (Na) ulum bonate ate (w4) ride ride trate (Fe) Reidue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion abos (F) (Ca) (Mg) ( ) (COi) (CO,) (Cl) (F) (N0O) at ou- lmre- bon-
at 25SC) 180'C laIted um ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
SAND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER--Continued

302343N0863548.1
302536N0863616,8
302518N0864738.1
302618N0B84738.1
302518N0864738.1
302518N0864738,1
302727N0863147,1
302727N0863147.1
302709N0803442.2
308688N0863116.1
302810N0863641.1
302933N0863032.1
302933M0803032.1
30294210863022.1
3029420863022.1
302942N0863022.1
30294820863022.1
302914N0863113.1
302916N0863124.1
303003N0863027.1
303003NO863027.1
303003N0863027.1
303044N0863610.1
303044N0863610.1
303044N0863510.1

303104N0863822.1
303:21enu66db48.1
303311N0864539.1
303311N0864539.1
30331470864637.1

07-28-65
07-10-67
10-12-64
11-22-65
10-06-66
11-28-67
01-23-57
02-04-50
07-12-67
10-07-60
08-10-65
03-03-59
08-19-80
05-24-57
02-05-59
08-18-60
08-09-65
10-07-60
11-16-54
05-23-57
10-07-60
08-09-65
08-30-64
06-16-66
05-25-67
08-30-65
10-18-6U
10-18-60
08-30-65
02-05-59

13
40
50
50
50
50
72
72
79
90

103
102
103
103
103
103
104
105
113
113
113
117
117
117
121
124
128
128
120

120
1180
100
79
41
64
37
86
1160
27
25
36
36
40
53
46
50
41
258
52

29
27
24
17
27

21
32
22
21
29

B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na,

72 7,8
-- B.0
70 9.4
70 9.9
70 3.8

70 4,1
72 3,7
3.7
70 3.0
2.7
72 4,0
-- 4,8
-- 4.6
72 4.7
-- 4.1
S 3.7
72 2.2
--
70 14
72 4,4
-- 4,1
72 3.1
2.3
-- 1.6
-- 3.7

-- 7.3
-- 2.8
S 3.8
-- 5.7
3.0

16
18
4.,
2,5
1,2
1.5
1.2
1.0
18
.8
2.2
1.6
2.6
1.8
4.2
3.2
3,0
2.4
23
2,8
2.8

.4
1.0
.5
.4
1.2
.4
.8
1.0
.6

1,0
17
1.1
1.0
.9
1.0
.1
1.6
22
.2
.5
1.7
1.3
.7
,4
1,.
,0
.2
14
1.3

,6
.4
.4
.4
.3
.1
.0
.4
.2

4,6
198
12,
7,1
3.4
7.3
3.8
9.2
166
2.8
1,7
1.9
1,8
2.7
3,4
3.1
1.8
,8a
814
4.3
2.0
1.2
1.5
1.3
2.7
1.3
1,6
1,7
1.5
1.6

0.5
9.2
,2
.0

.3
.0
4.0
.3
.4
.3
.0
.4
.9
1.4
.8
.0
.0
.0
.4
.3
.2
.3
.0
.1
.2
.2

47
152
18
20
1
0
0
4
5
10

166
412
4
6
5

13
5

10
156
12
7
8
7
4

8
13

13

6,4
35
1.,
1.2
4,8
,0
2.5
2.8
43
.4

.0
.0
.1
3.0
5.6

5,7
6.0
.6
10
1.0

.8
.0
.4
.4
.0

.4
.4
.4
.0
.0

8,0
280
13
12

13
6.0
15
320
4.5
2.56
2.5
1.8
3.8
3.0
3.0

3.8
6;2
3.5
3.0
3.0
2.2
4.2
1.5
3.2
3.0
2.8
3.2

0.1
15
1.5
,2

.1
.2

,1

.0
.2

.0

.0
.1
.1

.0
.2

.1
.0

.1
.2

.1
.1
.0

.1
.1
.1

.0
.1
.1
.0
.0

0,1
.1
.8
6.4
.3
.3
6,6
.1
2.0

3,0
.0
8.8
8.4
6.5
6.7

4,5
3,0
2. 5
.6
5.2
1.1
,1
.0
.5
.4
,1
.1
.0
,0
7,4

0.02
2.4
2.7
3.7
.48
.06
.02

.45
.04
.01
.12
.06
.21
04
.27
2.1
.53

.31
.51
1.2
.07
3.1
.11
.28
.26
.43
.42

as
558

46
25

30
20
41
580
16
17
24
23
26
31
29
22
19
187
31

16
12
12
9

16
16
15
15
16
283

44 6

186 1
115 0

10 0
6 6

8 8
4 0
9 9
130 132
3 0
8 0
11 8
12 8
8 4
12 8
17 14
10 6
7 0
115 0
12 2
4 0
3 0
4 0
2 0
2 0
4 0
2 0
2 0
1 0
2 0

40
20

20
3
3
5
3
0
0
3
2
3
0

IS
2

I--

--

I

r

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- oonduct- Tem- Mag- Po- Car- Total
Well of fence ance per- Silica Cal- n- Sodium tas- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Pluo- Ni- iron on- Col-
number calloo- number (miro- pH nature (SiO) cium aIum (Na) mium bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Caloium, car- or
tion mhoe (OF) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HC00) (COg) (Cl) (F) (NO5) at cu- magne- bon-
at 256C) 180'C lated eium ate
OKALOOSA COUNTY--Continued
SAND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER--Continued
303314N0864537.1 08-18-60 129 26 6.7 -- 3.4 1.2 0.8 1.5 0.0 10 0 0.2 2.8 0.0 0.2 0.08 24 15 5 0 0
303314N0864537.1 07-05-61 129 25 0.9 72 4.0 .8 .0 1.7 .0 12 0 .4 1.S .0 .0 .17 19 14 2 0 2
303528N0863909.1 10-18-60 130 18 59 -- 4.8 .4 .1 .9 .0 8 0 .4 1.5 .1 .3 .18 18 11 2 0 3
303528N0863909.1 08-30-68 136 14 6.2 -- 6.3 .0 .2 1.1 .2 4 0 .0 .8 .0 .2 .10 12 11 1 0 5
303528N0803909.2 02-08-89 137 20 6.6 -- 5.0 .6 .1 1.2 .2 10 0 .0 1.5 .0 .8 1.9 20 14 2 0 6
303820N0802418.2 02-058-9 142 28 6.6 -- 8.6 .4 1.0 .8 .1 16 0 .0 1.8 .0 .1 .03 18 18 5 0 3
303820N0862418.2 08-18-60 142 31 6.7 -- 3.0.0 1.8 1.5 .0 17 0 .7 .2 .0 .3 .48 20 17 10 0 2
303820N0882418.2 10-18-60 142 21 6.1 -- 2.2 .4 .2 1.6 .0 6 0 .8 3.5 .0 .6 .13 13 12 2 0 4
303843N0863311.1 08-25-68 148 13 6.3 -- 8.7 1.0 .2 1.0 .0 3 0 .4 1.5 .1 .0 .15 8 11 4 0 10
303843N0863311.2 03-24-59 146 16 6.3 72 10 .6 .1 .8 .2 0 0 .0 3.0 .0 .3 .43 10 18 2 0 3
303843N0863311.2 08-18-60 146 19 6.3 4.5 .6 .9 1.8 .0 6 0 .2 1.0 .0 .3 .05 14 12 8 0 1
303843N0884417.1 10-18-80 148 22 6,3 -- 8.1 .8 .0 1.3 .2 8 0 .4 2.0 .1 .1 .30 25 17 2 0 4
304040N0863418.2 08-18-60 150 18 6.5 -- 4. 1.6 .5 .9 .1 6 0 .0 1.1 .1 .8 .50 21 13 6 1 0
304040N0863415.2 10-18-60 150 14 5.9 -- 4.2 .4 .1 1.4 .5 4 0 .4 1.5 .1 .8 .27 17 11 2 0 2
304040NOB83410.2 09-13-82 150 18 6.0 72 4.4 .4 .2 1.9 .8' 4 0 .0 3.8 .1 .0 .01 1 13 2 0 3
304040N0863415.2 07 68 180 11 63 -- 3.6 .2 .2 .9 .6 4 0 .0 1.5 .0 .1 .05 16 9 2 0 0
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
FLORIDAN AQUIFER
302329NO084809.1 01-17-81 1 1280 8.1 70 13 6.4 4.3 278 9.4 292 0 18 256 2.0 3.3 0.06 718 731 34 0 7
302329NB084809.1 09-28-62 1 1310 7,9 -- 13 7.2 4.4 276 10 266 0 17 270 1.8 1.3 .05 748 730 36 0 8
302329NB064809,1 10-12-64 1 1300 7.9 70 13 4,0 7.8 270 9.8 280 0 18 278 2.0 6.0 .11 784 772 42 0 5
302329N0864809.1 10-06-66 1 1300 8.0 70 13 6.2 4.3 278 9.9 280 0 20 278 2.0 4.2 .09 736 781 33 0 5
302329N0864809.1 11-29-87 1 13600 8.0 79 14 9.2 4.8 270 ,3 264 0 1 295 1.6 1.0 .50 764 758 46 0 0
302330N0864820.1 02-02-59 2 1380 8.1 -- 13 14 3.6 265 8. 270 0 5.6 292 1.9 .8 1.0 782 737 80 0 5
302330o0864820.1 08-23-60 2 1380 8.0 -- 13 7.2 5.8 272 8.9 206 0 14 288 1.7 1,8 .13 780 743 42 0 5
302330N0804820,1 09-12-60 2 1380 81, 70 13 8.0 5.4 264 0.4 266 0 10 285 1,7 3,8 .05 742 731 42 0 7
30306088N8021.1 07-28-65 3 800 8.5 72 7.2 3.7 2.0 180 6 8 26 182 .0 135 1.8 .0 .15 466 474 17 0 0
30230N0880021.1 00-13-0 3 872 8.2 -- 9.3 2.9 2.1 180 7,4 277 0 .2 139 1.6 .1 .18 470 480 16 0 0
302305NO086021,. 06-01-07 3 840 8.3 -- 7.8 3.7 1.8 178 7,8 264 4 .0 142 1.6 .0 .43 472 476 18 0 0

Table 7, CheLatsl Analyses and Temperaturas of Oround Waters nt Okaloosa County and adjesant ares*--Continued

speolflo O I olved Hardnso i
Date Rotr- conduct- Tem- Mar- Po- Car- Total
P11 or I__ sls I
Well oC enc e n e ir. a tlio Cal. ne- Sodium tal- Btoar- bon- ulfate Chio- Fluo- HN- Iroa on- Col-
number 0oll ac- number (nro. pH sur (Sl10) olum Ilu (Na) sIus boasted ate (8104) ride ride trate (Fe) Reldue Cal. CaloIum, car- or
tion ao I (I') (Ca) (Mg) (K) (0a (CO, ) (C () (Y) (NO,) at ou- usaln bon-
at 35'C) IOC80 late lium ate
SANTA ROSA COUNTY--Continued
$AND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER

3023080500500it
3033N088086501,1
303308N0858801.1
303086N08651360.1
303684N08866369,1
30265640863509.1
303654N0865389,3
303116N0860410.1
303116N0866410.2
303114N0868410.1
303309N0864837.1
303309N0864837.1
303209N0864837.1
303209N0864837.1
303309N0884837,1
303309N0804837.1
303909N0804837.1
303309N0864837.1
303309N0864837.1
303309N0864837.1
303316N0884830.1
303316N0884830.1
303316N0864830.1
303216N0884830.1
303316N0864830.1
303316N0864830.1
303316N0864830.1
303316N0884830.1
303316N0864830.1
303316N0884830.1
303316N0864830.1

10-03-60
07-38-65
07-26-65
03-05-69
08-18-60
08-35-66
08-32-66
03-05-89
07-05-61
10-068-49
05-18-80
07-30-61
11-03-53
08-30-53
11-33-64
08-39-57
03-04-659
08-18-60
08-33-65
10-06-40
06816-50
07-30-51
11-03-52
08-30-83
11-22-84
05-39-67
03-04-89
08-18-60
08-23-65
06-16-66

4
4
5
6

10
7
8

10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11

11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11

61
52
82
22
18
13
18
63
25
2538
20
17
18
16
17
18
16
38
30
2233
24
28
30
19
19
16
18
39
17

8 Calculated Na plus K, reported as NH,

6.4 78
6.7 73
6,8 73
5,7
5.7
8.7
6.2 --
I.8 -a
4.0 73
6.4
6.9 69
6.7 68
5.7 70
.0 -
.*.O 70
5.7 73

5.9 72
8,9 68
6.1 70
6.0 --
5.9 70
,.0 72
5.8 --
6.3 --
6,9 732
5.4 --

4.3
1.8
8.7
8.8
8.0
8.8
6.3
4.9
2.4
6.7
6.1
6.2
6.7
5.7

6.5
7.0
5.3
7.3
7.0
6.9
7.6
8.2
7.1
6.6
7.6
9.7
10
7.1
6.3

3.8
83.
4.0
.4
.0
1.0
1.7
.4
.6
,17
1.8
.8
.2
.4
.4
.6
1.4
.6
1,0
1,3
.8
.4
,8
.8
.8

3,.
.3

0.4
.2
.28
.3

.5
.1
.1
.8
.3
.,

.4
.4
.3
.4

.0
.4

.3

.3
.4

.1

.1
.0
,6
.3
.3

4.0
4.9
3.1
.,7
2,.
2.0
1.4
1.7
1.6
B4.0

B3.0
82. 5
B3.1
B4.3
1.9
.3.3
23.
3.4
B4.32

B2.3
B3.8

B4.1

1.0
1.6
1.,
1.7

0.3
.3
.3
.0
.0

.1
.3

.0
.0
.4

.0
.2
.0
.3
.2

1.4
.4
.4
1.3

1.6
1.8
1.4
1.3
2.5
.2
.2
.2
.4
1.0
1,
1.7
1.4
1.5
2.5
1.0
.3
.5
.4
.4

8,0
8.8
5,8
3,5
3.8
3.6
3.0
3,3
7.3
58.
4.5
3.8
3.3
3.0
3.5
3.,
3,3
3.8
4.8
3.1
3.8
3.6
3.4
3.5
2.8
3.2
3.3
3.8
2.3

0.1
,1
.0
.0
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0

.0
.1
.0
.0
.1
.1
.0
.0
.0
.0
.0
,1
.0
.0
.1
.1
.1
.0
.0
.1

2.2
.3
.0
.1
.0
.0
.0
.9
.0

.3
.3
.3
1.3
.1
,1
.2
.6
.1

.3
:3

.3
.3
.3
.3
.
.9
.3
.1
.0

0.44
1.,
.68
,03
.19
.38
.05
.37
.37
.76
1.8
.32
.18
.03
.03
.07
.37
1.4
.13
.05
1.3
.19
.64
.03
.30
.11
.03
.04
.03
.06

35
34
30
18
15

18
14
13
33
30
17
16
16
30
18
16
14
18
33
18
30
10
18
30
16
19
19
33
13

11
8
14
3
4
3
3
32

4
3
3
3
3
8

4
3
8
8

3
4

10
3

0 60
0 0
0 0
0 3
0 3
0 8
0 0
0 8
0 2

0 3
0 3
1 1
0 2
0 8
0 3
0 3
3 1
1 0
0 3
0 1
0 3
1 3
0 2
0 a
0 6
0 3
0 3
0 3
0 0
0 0

Table 7. Chemical Analysee and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent aroea--Continued

specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- oodut- Te- Ma- Po- Car- Total D eoli d Hd
Well of dance dance per- Silica Cal- no- Sodium tas- Blcar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron on- Col-
number collec- number (micro- pH ature (S ) iOs)iu Iium (Na) aium bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion mhos ('F) (Ca) (Mg) (K) (HCO) (COa) (0C) (P) (NOg) at ou- magne- bon-
at 25C) 180'C lated sum ate
SANTA ROSA COUNTY--Continued
SAND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER--Continued

303216NS084830.1 05-29-67 11 15 5.2 7.2 0.2 0.2 1.9 0.1 1 0 0.0 3.2 0.1 0.0 0.10 I 13 2 0 0
303504N08 6148.1 08-30-651 12 23 6.6 10 .5 .2 2.0 1.0 3 0 4.0 1.5 .0 .0 .45 30 21 0

WALTON COUNTY

FLORIDAN AQUIFER

25 16
25 18
26 106
6,7 6.2
14 24
14 12
18 128
24 246

15 19
'I. -
11 7.9
11 8.2
11 8.4
12 8.0
13 8.3
11 8.2
12 7.3
12 8.0
12 1.6
12 7.6
11 9.8
12 10

5.2 240
5.2 252
3.7 198
.7 152
2.0 140
1.6 146
4.0 124
8.6 164

3.8 148
2.7 132
2.7 132
2.8 130
2.4 143
2.8 144
2,7 138
2.9 140
3.0 138
2.8 136
2.9 140
3.1 138
3.0 138

0.0 18 0.4
.0 20 .4
19 182 .5
-- -- .4
.0 16 .2

8.4 35 ,4
.0 34 .4
-- -- .1
17 215 .5
67 362 1.3
.- -- 1.5
18 10 .5
-- -- .6
8.4 2.0 .2
7.6 1.0 .2
7.0 3.5 .3
7.5 1.0 .3
0.0 3.0 ,3
8.0 2.5 .3
7.6 3.0 .3
8.8 5.0 .2
7.2 3.0 .2
7.6 3.0 .2
7.7 6.0 .3
8.4 2.2 .2

0.37
.84
.4-
.17
.36
.03
1.1
.06
.11
1.1
.05
.19

529
17,2
184
217
508
850

165
116
150
130
137
141
151
138
134
154
131
135
146

239
246
494
151
188
184
485
842

174
130
132
132
139
141
140
137
141
130
140
145
139

192 0 -
192 0 0
210 0 0
.. .o ..
132 7 0
128 14 10
140 20 5
135 34 0
178 43 0

116 0 0
95 0 0
98 0 0
98 0 0
107 0 1
108 0 0
105 0 3
106 0 5
104 0 0
102 0 0
108 0 0
105 0 3
104 0 3

301827N0860534.2
301827N0860534.2
301945N0860928.1
301946N0860957.1
302088N0861432.1
302117N0860528.1
302102NOS61424.1
302111N0861434.1
302214N0860652.1
302229N0861544.1
302229N0861544.1
302231N0862143.1
302357N0881007.1
30304910862037.1
303049N0862037.1
303049N0862037.1
303103N0862010.1
303103N0862010.1
303103N0862010.1
303103N0862010.1
303103N0862010.2
303103N0882010.2
303103NO862010.2
303443N0861939.1
303443NOB61939.1

04-02-65
04-01-65
07-07-08
05-13-63
06-19-68
05-13-63
07-07-63
05-13-63
06-19-68
07-07-68
05-13-63
07-07-68
05-13-63
08-23-65
06-16-66
05-25-67
08-23-60
07-18-61
09-11-62
07-12-63
08-24-65
06-16-66
05-25-67
08-23-60
07-18-61

a
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
10
lo
11
12
13
13
13
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
19
19

510
520
902
1120
276
342
320
304
902
1480
16680
300
1920
230
232
235
237
236
232
220
220
235
240
232
236

8.4
7.9 76
7.8 --
8.0 77
7.6 74
8.0 72
7.8 --
8.2 72
7.7 74
7.7 --
8,2 75
7,7 77
8.2 76
7.4 72
7,4
7.3
8.2 --
7.9 72
8.0 72
7.7 72
7.5 -
7.8 --
7,5
7.4
7.8
7.9 72

20 35
18 35
18 39
14 41
7.3 28
17 33
11 24
14 27

12 21""
13 20
15 21
13 21
14 23
15 22
15 24
13 22
14 22
15 21
14 23
15 24
13 22

U

I --

Table 7. Chemical Analysee and Temperatures of Oroamd Waters in Okslooas County and addjaent res-.. -Continued

In l oto I a& per. lil Cl- P- sodium ta.. Bier. bo n- Sult ito Chlo- Fluo- Ni- ir n no- Col-
number coll e- number (io. p ature ( 1alum um (N) ium bOst. (eO) rId ridei trte (Fe) Residue Cal Calcium, car or
tion mhae (or) (CA (Mg) (K) (1CO0) (CO$) (C1) (F) (NOi) at a an@- ban-
at 2C) 1680'C lated ilum at

WALTON COUNTY--Continued
FOR__IDAN AQUIFER--Continued
0 I I ,I aIn I n I .... 1 ,

J 3443M90019030 0u13-6J3 19 2o2
303443M0868139.1 08-30-65 19 330
303443N0801939.1 06-31-66 19 338
303443N0861939.1 05-35-67 19 240
304044H086611.61 10-06-49 30 351
304044M0863116.1 05-16-50 28 355
304044N0863116.1 07-30-51 38 389
30404410863116,1 11-03-52 8 351
30404400863116,1 086-0-83 28 254
304044N0863118.1 11-18-54 38 348
30404410863116.1 05-24-57 28 344
30404430863116.1 02-05-59 38 349
304044M0856116.1 06-16-60 38 351
304044N0806116.1 07-05-61 38 219
3004044N0886116.1 09-00-63 28 48
304044N0826116.1 07-10-63 38 200
30040440863116.1 06-34-65 28 350
304044N0863110.1 06-10-68 28 242
304044N0886116.1 05-25-67 28 358
304085N0866114.1 10-06-49 39 346
30405560862114.1 05-10-50 29 190
30405880863114.1 07-30-51 29 351
304055N0862114.1 11-03-52 29 249
304055N0863114.1 08-20-53 29 251
304065508N6114.1 11-17-54 39 181
304055N0862114.1 05-24-57 29 247
304055N0856114.1 03-05-59 39 245
3040550N862114.1 08-18-60 29 251
304055N0863114.1 07-05-61 209 47
304056N0862114.1 00-13-63 39 243
B Calculated Na plus K, reported as Na

7.0
7,7
7.4
7.4
7.7
8.1
7,3
8.0
8.1
7.8
780
7.9
8,0

7.08
7.9
8,0

7.8
7.7
7.9
7.6
7.3
7.7
8.2
6.2
7.9
7.8
8.0
8.2
7.9

7.0
8,0
7.2
7.2
11
9,5
10
9.3
9.5
10
8.3
8.0
8.2
4.4
7.6
3.6
8.8
7.6
8,0
11

9,4
9.3
9.3
84.5
94.6
8.4,
a3,1
82.6
58.4
4,4
4.0
4,0
4.0
7.3
4.7
8.4
3,8
4.2
3.9
56,4
B6.6
B58,
B5.32
B6.4

4.4
3.8
4.2
4,.
4.9

2.9
3.0
3,0
3.9

1.8
1,.
1.8
3,1
1.5
3.1
1.0
1.9
1.0

1.7
1.4
1.4
1.0

3,0
4,0
3.0
3.0
3,0
4.0
5.5
3.0
4.0
3.5
,.5
2.0
2,0
3,0

3.0
3.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3,0
2.5
3.0
3.,
3.5
4,0
3.0
2.5
2.0
4.0
2.0
3.0

I 0.92
.63
.13
S .7
S ,11
.94
.34
,11
,10
.230
.01
,04
.83
,39
,03
.16
.08
.11
.35
,08
.40
.18
.18
.05
.36
.09
.66
.31
.31

134
136
118
130
134
139
143
138
144
135
137
141
145
135
146
114
130
186
135
134
100
138
136
142
101

153
139
149
148
167

137
138
138
135
151
142
149
145
148
148
142
147
149
187
147
118
147
149
144
149
101
146
145
145
111
147
145
148
144
143

0 5
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 3
6 3
13 3
9 5
0 2
3 5
0 I

0 3
0 3
2 a
0 0
1 3
0 5
3 0
2 0
0 0
4 1
0 3
2 3
3 3
3 2
2 2
0 7
0 3
0 4
8 0
0 4
0 3

Table 7. Chemical Analyses and Temperatures of Ground Waters in Okaloosa County and adjacent areas--Continued

Specific Dissolved Hardness
Date Refer- conduct- Tem- Mag- Po- Car- Total soli s
Well of once ance per- Silia Cal ne- Sodium tas- Bicar- bon- Sulfate Chlo- Fluo- Ni- iron Non- Col-
number oollec- number (micro- pH ature (siol) oium slum (Na) sium bonate ate (804) ride ride trate (Fe) Residue Cal- Calcium, car- or
tion hos (F) (C) (M) ) ( M (HCO) (HC3)CO,) (Cl) (F) (NOg) at ou- magne- bon-
at 25'C) l0 'C lated siun ate
WALTON COUNTY--Continued
FLORIDAN AQUIFER--Continued
304055N0862114.1 07-10-63 29 240 7.9 68 15 26 16 3.6 1.8 148 0 9.2 3.0 0.0 0.0 o,0 156 147 128 6 5
304055NOB62114.1 08-24-60 29 250 7.7 -- 14 24 12 5.1 1.7 144 0 8.8 2.0 .1 .0 .05 118 138 110 0 0
304055N0862114.1 06-16-66 29 240 7.6 -- 15 25 14 4.3 1.8 146 0 6.8 2.0 .2 .0 .11 160 141 120 0 0
304358N081208.1 07-04-68 32 180 7.8 72 21 24 4.4 6.3 1.6 100 0 8.0 6.5 .2 .1 -- 122 121 78 0 0
304643N0861830.1 07-04-68 37 238 7.8 -- 14 26 15 2.0 1.3 145 0 8.0 3.5 .2 .1 138 141 126 6 0
305110N0861648.1 07-04-68 41 210 7,8 -- 15 27 8.6 2.0 1.2 124 0 8.0 3.5 .2 .0 -- 125 126 103 2 0
305338N0862154.1 07-04-68 42 220 7.7 76 11 26 12 1.8 .4 132 0 10 2.5 .2 .1 -- 130 129 114 6 0
305804N0861809.1 07-04-68 48 210 7.6 -- 8,7 21 14 1.8 .3 135 0 4.0 2.5 .2 .0 -- 115 120 110 0 0
BAND AND GRAVEL AQUIFER
303049N0862037.2 02-03-59 14 37 6.6 -- 5.1 3.4 0,3 1.8 0.2 13 0 2.0 5.0 0.0 0.8 0.25 25 25 10 0 2
303049N0862037.2 08-23-60 14 38 6.5 -- 4.4 4,0 .7 2.9 .0 12 0 2.2 3.2 .1 .3 .32 32 24 13 3 1
303020N0862145.1 08-23-68 15 13 6.3 72 3.4 .2 .2 1.6 .4 2 0 .8 2.0 .0 .0 .07 6 10 2 0 0
303144N0861922.1 08-24-65 16 16 6.4 -- 3.3 1.2 .4 1.2 .3 4 0 ,4 2.0 .0 .2 .26 6 11 4 1 0
303450N0861918.1 07-18-61 20 27 6,9 73 4.2 .6 .1 1.4 .0 12 0 .4 1.0 .0 .0 2.1 23 14 2 0 1
303943N0861702.1 08-26-86 21 13 6.9 -- 77 .6 .2 .8 1.4 6 0 ,4 1.0 .0 .1 .06 22 16 2 0 0
303943N0861702.2 02-05-50 22 62 5.9 -- 6.7 1.8 1.2 7.5 .3 4 0 .0 0.0 .0 20 .07 50 48 10 6 3
303943N0861702.2 08-18-60 22 7 6.3 7,1 2.6 2.1 8..0 .3 6 0 .2 5.8 .1 20 .07 52 49 15 10 0
303946N0862057.1 11-08-60 23 28 6.0 -- 65. .6 .6 .8 .0 13 0 .8 2.0 .1 .2 .22 32 17 4 0 5
303946N0862057.1 08-31-06 23 24 6.5 -- 4.8 .2 .2 1.0 ,0 8 0 .0 2.2 .0 .0 .79 8 12 4 0 0
303952N0862027.1 10-12-60 24 22 6.3 1.9 1.4 .4 .8 ,0 10 0 ,4 1.5 .0 .1 .36 19 11 5 0 4
304005N080203301 08-30-6 2 18 6.0 9.3 .3 ,3 1.1 .5 6 0 .4 1.8 .0 .1 .20 22 17 2 0 0
304023N0862038.1 11-08-60 27 14 5.8 -- 5.2 .4 .2 1.0 .2 4 0 .4 .8 .1 .6 .17 16 11 2 0 10
304023N0862038.1 08-30-65 27 23 8.6 -- 51 .6 1.0 1.7 .2 6 0 .8 .0 .0 2.2 .76 10 15 6 0 0
304101N0861902.1 10-12-60 30 118 7.1 -- 40 13 1.8 8.6 2.4 68 0 .4 4.0 .1 .2 .10 69 68 40 0 4
304101N0861902.1 08-31-66 30 160 7.7 -- 22 18 6.7 6.0 2.1 96 0 4,4 2,5 .1 .1 .11 110 108 68 0 0
304120N0861952.1 08-30-68 31 225 8.0 -- 1 26 11 3.5 2.3 141 0 6.0 2.0 .1 .0 .30 136 125 108 0 0
304440N0861851.1 01-11-68 33 46 6.7 63 11 3.4 .8 2.1 1.1 15 0 5.6 2.0 .1 .0 .01 31 34 12 0 5
304443N0861829.1 07-04-68 34 19 8.4 -- 5 .0 .1 .1 1.0 1.3 6 0 .0 1.s .2 .0 -- 14 1 0 0 0
SHALLOW ARTESIAN AQUIFER
301827N0B60534.1 03-31-65 1 322000 7.7 73 13 188 125 14280 170 200 0 938 7630 0.6 16 1 l3900 2630 2470 10

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 12. W-2537.

Florida State Road Department, Ft. Walton, Wayside Park, Fla. Elevation
12 ft. Drilled by Gray Artesian Well Company, 1951. Logged by driller.*

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, white, fine 20 20

Sand, white, medium 20 40

Sand, cream, fine to coarse 100 140

Sand, black; fragments of wood 20 160

Sand, cream, fine to coarse 20 180

Sand; shell fragments; clay 40 220

Clay; sand 60 280

Clay; sand; fossil fragments 60 340

Clay; sand; fogsil fragments; gravel 130 470

Limestone, cream, porous 20 490

Limestone, cream, chalky 140 630

Limestone, light brown, hard 103 743

Casing: 5-in to 479 ft; open hole from 479 to 743 ft.

*Note: Detailed paleontology of geology available from Bureau of Geology.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67 59

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 16. W-8886.

Okaloosa Island Authority, Okaloosa County, Fla. Elevation 8 feet.
Drilled by Layne-Central Company, 1967. Tentative stratigraphic
assignments by J. B. Foster.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

HOLOCENE BEACH DEPOSITS

Sand, white, fine to medium, frosted; 20 20
few phosphorite grains

TERRACE DEPOSITS AND MIOCENE
COARSE CIASTICS UNDIFFERENTIATED

Sand, white to tan, very fine to medium, 23 43
frosted, grains stained tan

Same as above; shell fragments 22 65

Sand, white to light gray, very fine to 23 88
coarse, cemented by 10% white clay

Sand, light gray, fine to coarse, partly 45 133
cemented by 5% white clay; shell
fragments; foraminifera

Sand, gray, fine to coarse; 10% gray clay; 22 155
shell; foraminifera; phosphorite

Sand, gray to black, very fine to very 113 268
coarse, 10% clay; fine black phos-
phorite sand; shell; foraminifera

Sand, light gray to brown, fine to very 112 380
coarse, 15% clay; abundant brown
phosphorite sand; some black phos-
phorite sand

LOWER MEMBER OF PENSACOLA CLAY

Sand, light gray to brown, fine to very 22 402
coarse, 407 clay; foraminifera

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 16--continued.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Clay, gray; sand; brown phosphorite;
shell; foraminifera 45 447

Clay, gray; shell; some sand, very coarse
to granule; limestone fragments 45 492

CHICKASAWHAY LIMESTONE AND TAMPA
FORMATION UNDIFFERENTIATED

Limestone, white to light gray, fine
crystalline; some sand; shell;
foraminifera 23 515

Limestone, white, fine crystalline; less
sand; shell; foraminifera; some black
phosphorite 22 537

Limestone, white, fine chalky; shell;
foraminifera 24 561

Limestone, white, crystalline; shell;
foraminifera 24 585

Limestone, light gray; sand, very fine to
very coarse; black phosphorite;
magnetite grains; shell; foraminifera 17 602

Limestone, light gray, granular; some
sand; foraminifera; some black
phosphorite 16 618

Limestone, tan to cream, granular; shell;
foraminifera 30 646

Limestone, tan to brown, dolomitic
crystalline; foraminifera, Sorites sp. 26 674

Limestone, white to cream, granular,
slightly dolomitic; foraminifera;
magnetite grains 17 691

Limestone, white to cream, very fine
grained; few shells; foraminifera 22 713

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 16--continued.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Limestone, white, chalky; black
phosphorite grains 25 738

Limestone, white to cream, granular;
calcite fragments; shell 19 757

Limestone, white to cream, finely
crystalline 9 766

Limestone, white to cream, granular;
foraminifera; shell 17 783

Limestone, tan, granular; foraminifera;
shell; few sand grains 18 801

Limestone, tan, granular; foraminifera;
shell; 20% sand 5 806

Limestone, tan, granular; foraminifera;
shell; few sand grains 10 816

Limestone, tan, granular, foraminifera;
shell, no sand 6 822

Limestone, white to cream, finely
crystalline; shell; foraminifera 28 850

Limestone, grayish-white, crystalline;
shell; foraminifera; black phosphorite
inclusions in shell tests 28 874

Casing: 12-in to 535 ft; open hole from 535 to 874 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 19. W-1018.

Eglin Air Force Base, Site A-10. Elevation 12 ft.
Artesian Well Company, 1946. Logged by driller.

Thickness
Materials (feet)

Sand, brown, medium 10

Sand, brown, medium 30

Sand, gray, medium 10

Sand, brown, medium 10

Sand, white, fine 10

Sand, brown, coarse 10

Sand, tan, coarse 10

Sand, white 85

Sand, white, fine 70

Sand 40

Sand, white, fine to coarse 20

Sand; gray marl 35

Sand, fine; marl, gray 55

Sand, fine; gravel 10

Sand, medium to fine 35

Sand, white, fine 10

Sand, white, coarse 15

Sand, fine 10

No sample 120

and adjacent

Drilled by Gray

Depth
(feet)

10

40

50

60

70

80

90

170

240

280

300

335

390

400

435

445

460

470

590

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 19--continued.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Limestone, cream to gray, dense 30 620

Limestone, greenish gray, dense 60 680

Limestone, cream to dark brown, porous 10 690

Limestone, greenish gray to cream, dense 40 730

Limestone, cream to brown, porous 60 790

Casing: 8-in to 592 ft; open hole from 592 to 834 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 27. W-4828.

Town of Mary Ester, Fla. Elevation 24 ft. Drilled
Company, 1958. Logged by driller.

Materials

Sand, orange, medium to coarse

Sand, gray, medium to coarse

Sand, gray, fine to medium

Sand, gray, fine to coarse

Sand, gray; clay, white

Sand, fine to coarse

Sand, gray, fine to coarse

Sand, gray, fine to medium

Sand, coarse; clay, orange

Sand, brown, fine to coarse

Limestone, brown, porous

Limestone, orange, slight porosity

Limestone, orange, soft

Limestone, white, hard

Thickness
(feet)

10

30

10

80

20

20

20

60

200

50

10

10

60

206

and adjacent

by Acme Drilling

Depth
(feet)

10

40

50

130

150

170

190

250

450

500

510

520

580

786

Casing: 10-in to 570 ft: open hole from 570 to 786 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells-in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 29. W-249.

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 1. Elevation 238 ft. Drilled by St
Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, medium to coarse; clay, yellow 50 50

Sand, coarse; clay, yellow 95 145

Sand, medium, gray 182 327

Limestone, brown, hard 110 437

Limestone, light cream, porous 193 630

Casing: 10-in to 323 ft: open hole from 327 to 630 ft.

evens

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Table 8. Logs of selected well in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 36. W-3391.

City of Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Elevation 19 ft. Drilled by A. W.
Williams Inspection Company, 1954. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand 38 38

Sand, black, fine; humate 1 39

Sand 79 118

Clay, green; sand 260 378

Shale, blue, firm 108 486

Limestone, hard 352 838

Shale 1 839

Casing: 24-in to 120 ft, 16-in to 614 ft; open hole from 614 to 839 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 43. W-4257.

City of Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Elevation 38 ft. Drilled by La
Central Company, 1957. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, white, medium 21 21

Sand, tan, medium to coarse 42 64

Sand, white to tan, coarse to medium 21 85

Sand,.white to tan, fine to medium 63 148

Sand, tan, medium to fine 21 169

Sand, tan, medium to coarse 43 212

Sand, tan to gray, medium 21 233

Sand, gray, very fine to fine 149 382

Sand, gray to tan, very fine to fine 85 467

Limestone, tan to gray; sand, very fine 51 518
to fine

Limestone, tan to gray; sand, fine to 31 549
medium

Limestone, cream, very fine to fine, 34 583
chalky

Limestone,
chalky

Limestone,
chalky

Limestone,
coarse

Limestone,

gray, very fine to fine,

cream, very fine to fine,

gray to tan, coarse to very

tan to gray, very coarse

691

735

Casing: 16-in to 548 ft; open.hole from 548 to 735 ft.

yne-

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 55. W-828.

Okaloosa County Water and Sewer Systems, Shalimar, Fla. Elevati
6 ft. Drilled by Layne-Central Company, 1944. Logged by drille

Thickness Depth

Materials

Sand, gray to white, medium to
coarse

Sand, white, medium

Sand, white, medium to fine

Sand, gray, medium

Sand, gray, fine to medium

Limestone, gray, medium to coarse

Limestone, light gray, fine to
coarse

Limestone, white, medium to coarse

Limestone, white, large

Limestone, white, medium to large, hard

(feet) (feet)

20 20

on
r.

60

80

120

306

358

490

553

590

605

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67 69

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 84. W-8885.

U.S. Geological Survey, Tallahassee, Fla. Elevation 58 ft. Drilled
by Layne-Central Company, 1966. Tentative stratigraphic assignments
by J. B. Foster.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

TERRACE DEPOSITS, CITRONELLE FORMATION
AND MIOCENE COARSE CLASTICS UNDIFFEREN-
TIATED

Sand, white to tan, fine to coarse, 38 38
organic stain, frosted

Sand, white to tan, fine to coarse, 62 100
dark organic stain

Sand, white to tan, fine to coarse, 22 122
frosted

Sand, white to brown, very fine to 23 145
medium, frosted; black phosphorite
grains

Sand, white to light gray, very fine to 16 161
coarse; mica flakes, black phosphorite;
some organic cementing material

Sand, light gray, very fine to medium, 52 213
some coarse grains, frosted; gray
clay cementing grains; mica

Sand, light gray, very fine to medium, 44 257
some coarse grains; some gray clay
cementing grains; heavy mineral
grains

Sand, light gray, very fine to fine, some 68 325
coarse grains; some clay cementing
grains; mica; heavy mineral grains

Sand, light gray, very fine to very coarse, 23 348
frosted; gray clay; some orange
stained sand; mica; black phosphorite

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference:number 84. W-8885 (continued).

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, light gray, very fine to medium; 32 380
gray clay; mica; shell; foramini-
fera; some black phosphorite

Sand, light gray, fine to very coarse, 90 470
frosted; gray clay; shell; mica

Sand, light gray, very fine to coarse; 22 492
gray clay; limestone; black phos-
phorite; mica

CHICKASAWHAY LIMESTONE AND TAMPA
FORMATION UNDIFFERENTIATED

Limestone, light gray, granular; sand; 16 508
mica; black phosphorite; foramini-
fera

Limestone, light gray to tan, granular; 38 546
few sand grains; foraminifera

Limestone, cream to beige, granular; 35 581
sand; magnetite fragments;
foraminifera; shell

Limestone, light gray, fine grained; 29 610
sand; black phosphorite; shell;
foraminifera

Limestone, light gray to beige, granular; 18 628
shell; foraminifera; black phos-
phorite; few sand grains

Limestone, white to beige, granular; 14 642
fragments brown crystalline
dolomitic limestone; foramini-
fera; few sand grains

Limestone, white to cream, fine grained; 28 670
few foraminifera; some black
phosphorite

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67 71

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 84. W-8885 (continued).

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Limestone, cream to beige, granular; 10 680
foraminifera; fossil tests filled
with phosphorite and or glauconite

Limestone, white, massive; fossil casts 55 735

Limestone, white to light gray; fine 49 784
granular; abundant foraminifera
casts; shell

Limestone, white to light gray; light 5 789
gray crystalline dolomitic lime-
stone; foraminifera casts

Limestone, white to brownish gray, 20 809
crystalline; brownish-gray
crystalline dolomitic lime-
stone; few foraminifera casts

Limestone, white to gray; fine crystal- 30 839
line; shell; gray phosphorite

Limestone, light gray, fine; shell; 15 854
foraminifera

Limestone, light gray, fine grained; 4 858
gray clay; shell; foraminifera

TOP OF BUCATONNA CLAY MEMBER
OF THE BYRAM FORMATION

Casing: 10-in to 503 ft; open hole from 503 to 858 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 105. W-3198.

Eglin Air Force Base, Incendiary Chemical Area. Elevation 69 ft.
Drilled by L. M. Gray, 1954. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand,

Sand,

Sand,

Sand,

Sand,

clear, fine to coarse

cream, medium to coarse

white, coarse to very coarse

white, medium to coarse

white, fine to medium

Sand, white, medium to coarse

Sand,

Sand,

white,

white,

fine to medium

fine to medium; clay, white

66

86

96

157

Casing: 6-in to 76 ft: well screen from 76 to 86 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 111. W-1774.

City of Valparaiso, Fla. Elevation 22 ft. Drilled
Well Company, 1948. Logged by driller.

Materials

Sand

Sand; clay

Marl, blue; limestone

Limestone

Thickness
(feet)

30

40

238

236

and adjacent

by Gray Artesian

Depth
(feet)

30

70

308

544

Casing: 8-in to 314 ft; open hole from 314 to 544 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 115. W-149.

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 4. Elevation 87 ft. Drilled by Stevens
Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, medium; clay, yellow 40 40

Sand, coarse 45 85

Sand, medium; clay, gray 65 150

Sand, coarse; clay 105 255

Sand. coarse 97 352

Sand, coarse; clay, gray

Limestone, brown, hard

Limestone

Limes tone

Sand, dark gray, medium

Limestone, white, soft

374

400

445

500

545

640

Casing: 16-in to 76 ft; 10-in to 454 ft;
from 524 to 640 ft.

8-in to 524 ft; open hole

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 119. W-2157.

City of Niceville, Florida. Elevation 16 ft. Drilled by Layne-Central
Company, 1950. Logged by driller.

Materials

Sand, clear, fine to medium

Sand, coarse to fine

Sand; marl, greenish gray

Sand, fine to medium; marl

Sand; marl

Marl, green; sand

Marl; sand; limestone

Limestone, cream, soft

Limestone, cream to gray, porous

Limestone, tan, porous

Thickness
(feet)

51

69

10

67

53

35

10

30

106

34

Depth
(feet)

51

120

130

197

250

285

295

325

431

465

Casing: 10-inch to 340 ft; open hole 340 to 465 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 120. W-405.

U.S. Forest Service, Jackson Ranger Station. Elevation 59 ft. Drilled
by Gray Artesian Well Company, Florida, 1939. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, coarse 60 60

Sand, fine to medium; clay 20 80

Sand, gray, medium 270 350

Limestone, gray, coarse 70 420

Limestone, gray, fine 42 462

Limestone, gray 21 483

Limestone, brown 17 500

Limestone, brown 24 524

Casing: 6-in to 370 ft; open hole from 370 to 524 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67 77

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 126.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 60 ft. Drilled by E. L. Thomason,
1966. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, brown, very coarse 10 10

Sand, cream to white, very coarse; clay 13 23

Casing: 4 in to 18 ft; 5 ft of screen to 23 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 127.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 110 ft. Drilled
1966. Logged by driller.

Thickness

Sand,

Sand,

Sand,

Materials (fee

tan to orange; very coarse 5

coarse; gravel, orange 5

very coarse; gravel, cream to tan; 60
clay white

and adjacent

by E. L. Thomason,

Depth
(feet)

5

10

80

Casing: 4 in to 75 ft; 5 ft of screen to 80 ft.

et)

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 130. W-142.

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 2. Elevation 154 ft. Drilled by St
Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, coarse; some clay 40 40

Sand, coarse; some clay, gray 65 105

Limestone, brown to gray, porous 105 210

Sand, medium to coarse 40 250

Sand, medium; some clay 170 420

Limestone, gray, porous 15 435

Limestone, light gray, fine, hard 125 560

Sand, gray, medium 25 585

Casing: 10-in to 436 ft; open hole from 436 to 585 ft.

evens

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 132.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 25 ft. Drilled by E. 1. Thomason,
1966. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, tan to brown, fine to coarse 2 2

Gravel; clay, orange to cream 18 30

Casing: 4-in to 15 ft; 5 ft of screen to 20 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 133.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 110 ft. Drilled
1966. Logged by driller.

Materials

Sand, tan to white; organic material

Sand, orange, medium to very coarse;
clay, orange; gravel, coarse

Sand; gravel, tan, coarse; clay, white

Clay, orange; gravel, coarse

Clay, gray; sand, very fine

Thickness
(feet)

3

6

30

10

20

and adjacent

by E. L. Thomason,

Depth
(feet)

3

9

39

49

69

Casing: 4-in to 33 ft; 5 ft screen to 38 ft.

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Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 135. W-168.

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 5. Elevation 212 ft.
Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness
Materials (feet)

Sand, brown, fine to medium; white 48
clay stain on sand particles

Sand, white to tan, medium to coarse

Sand, white, medium; few orange stained
crystals

Sand, gray to white, fine; black phos-
phorite grains, shell fragments

Sand, gray, fine; phosphorite grains;
shell fragments; limestone
fragments

Limestone, white

Limestone, gray, coarse

Limestone, white to tan, coarse

231

123

92

10

50

Drilled by Stevens

Depth
(feet)

48

113

405

528

620

630

680

Casing: 10-in to 528 ft; open hole from 528 to 680 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 138. W-255.

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 6. Elevation 160 ft. Drilled by St
Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, medium to fine 40 40

Sand, medium to fine; clay 20 60

Sand, medium to fine 60 120

Sand, brown, medium 20 140

Sand, white, medium 40 180

Sand, medium 40 220

Sand, brown, coarse to medium 40 260

Sand, greenish-gray, medium 40 300

Sand; marl, blue 40 340

Sand, fine 20 360

Sand, fine to medium 40 400

Sand, fine to coarse 120 520

Limestone, brown, hard 60 580

Limestone, brown, medium hard 20 600

Limestone, brown 20 620

Limestone, light gray 80 700

Limestone, brown 30 730

Casing: 10-in to 527 ft; open hole from 527 to 730 ft.

evens

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 144. W-254

Eglin Air Force Base, Field 3. Well No. 1. Elevation 221 ft.
Drilled by Stevens Southern Company, 1942. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth

Materials

Sand, medium coarse to coarse; clay,
white

Sand, medium coarse to coarse; clay white
to yellow

Sand, brown to gray, medium to coarse

Sand, brown to gray, medium to coarse;
shale, gray

Shale, gray, fine; limestone, light brown
to gray

Limestone, brown

Limestone, light brown to gray

Limestone, brown to dark brown

Limestone, brown

Limestone, light brown to cream white

Limestone, light brown

(feet) (feet)

50 50

90

260

90

140

400

490

510

530

550

575

600

700

795

25

100

95

Casing: 10-in to*510 ft; open hole from 510 to 795 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells .in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 154. W-7868.

City of Holt, Fla. Elevation 195 ft. Drilled by Spillers Well
and Pump Company, 1967 Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand; clay 40 40

Clay. blue 40 80

Sand, pink

Sand; clay

Sand; clay,

Sand; clay,

Sand; marl,

Sand; marl,

Limestone

Sand, fine

blue

blue; shell

blue

blue; limestone

65

40

20

60

185

20

40

20

145

185

205

265

450

470

510

530

555

570

620

645

Sand

Sand; clay, white

Limestone, soft

Limestone

Casing: 6-in to 540 ft: open hole from 540 to 645 ft.

86 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 155.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 80 ft. Drilled by E. I. Thomason,
1966. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Clay, orange; sand, fine 10 10

Clay, blue 10 20

Casing: 4 in to 9 ft; 5 ft of screen to 14 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 156.

U.S. Geological Survey. Elevation 110 ft. Drilled
1966. Logged by driller.

Materials

Clay, yellow to white; sand, fine

Clay, yellow to white to blue at 13 ft

Clay, blue, dense

Same as above with mica

Clay, blue

Clay, blue

Thickness
(feet)

10

5

5

20

10

15

and adjacent

by E. L. Thomason,

Depth
(feet)

10

15

20

40

50

65

Casing: 4 in to 60 ft; 5 ft of screen to 65 ft.

88 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected wel s in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference n:miber 161. W-8480.

City of Crestview, Fla. Elevation 215 ft. Drilled by Layne-Central
Company, 1966. Tentative stratigraphic assignments by J. B. Foster.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

TERRACE DEPOSITS AND
CITRONELLE FORMATION

Sand, tan to orange, very fine to very 42 42
coarse; orange clay staining sand;
black phosphorite grains

Sand, white to beige, very fine to 23 65
coarse; white and beige clay

Sand, white to light gray, fine to very 67 132
coarse; white clac staining grains;
black phosphorite grains

MIOCENE COARSE CLASTICS

Sand, tan to gray, fine to granule; gray 45 177
clayed sand layers; orange and white
clay; mica; black heavy material

Clay, gray, waxy; sand; shell; mica 68 245

Sand, light gray to tan, very fine to 44 289
coarse; gray clay; shell; mica

Limestone, light gray, fine granular; 44 333
sand; shell; clay, gray

Sand, light gray to tan, fine to coarse; 91 424
limestone cement; shell

Limestone. white to light gray, granular; 8 432
shell; foraminifera; some sand grains;
gray phosphoritic shells

Limestone, white, fine granular; mica; 6 438
fossil casts

Limestone, white to gray, crystalline, 23 461
dolomi tic

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67 89

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference Iumber 161. W-8480 (continued).

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Limestone, light gray to beige, 27 488
granular; shell; foraminifera;
black phosphorite filling shell
tests

Lmestone, white to brown, crystalline, 26 514
dolomitic; shell; foraminifera;
black phosphorite

mestone, brown, crystalline, dolomitic; 90 604
black phosphorite inclusions; few
foraminifera

Limestone, light gray to beige, fine 32 641
crystalline; few shell; black
phosphorite material

Limestone, white to light gray, granular; 1 642
abundant forminifera; shell; same
gray phosphoritic material

Casing: 16-in to 423 ft; open hole 423 to 642 ft.

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected veils in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 162. W-1950.

City of Crestview, Florida. Elevation 227 ft. Drilled by Gray
Artesian Well Company, 1949. Logged by driller.

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Sand, orange to red, medium-coarse 10 10

Sand, coarse 10 20

Sand, white, coarse 10 30

Sand, white 20 50

Sand, very coarse; clay, white 10 60

Sand, white, medium 10 70

Sand, medium to coarse 10 80

Sand, white, very coarse 10 90

Sand, white, coarse 20 110

Sand, greenish-gray 40 15

Sand, gray; marl 40 190

Sand 40 230

Sand, fine; gravel 40 270

Sand, fine; marl 40 310

Sand; gravel 110 420

Limestone, cream, porous 20 440

Limestone, cream, soft 10 450

Limestone, cream, soft 154 604

Casing: 10-in to 438 ft; open hole 438 to 604 ft.

t

INFORMATION CIRCUALR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 187. W-5843.

City of Laurel Hill. Elevation 279 ft. Drilled by
Company 1961. Logged by driller.

Thickness
Materials (feet)

Sand; clay 7

Clay, white; sand 28

Clay, red 10

Sand, white, fine 3

Sand; clay, blue 60

Sand; clay 17

Sand; clay streaks 32

Clay, white to gray, soft, sand 72

Limestone, hard 11

Limestone, hard 13

Limestone; clay 20

Limestone, brown, hard; clay 12

Limestone, brown, medium hard; clay 105
streaks

Limestone, hard 95

Limestone, brown, medium to hard 122

and adjacent

Acme Drilling

Depth
(feet)

7

35

45

48

108

125

157

229

240

253

273

285

390

485

607

Casing: 8-in to 240 ft, 6-in to 438 ft:

oven hole from 438 to 607 ft.

92 BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adjacent
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 189. W-4286 (continued).

Thickness Depth
Materials (feet) (feet)

Limestone, light gray, medium to fine; 15 370
some foraminifera

Limestone, light to dark gray, fine to 80 450
coarse

Limestone, light to dark gray, fine to 115 565
coarse; granular; foraminifera

Casing: 4-in to 360 ft; open hole 360 to 565 ft.

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

Table 8. Logs of selected wells in Okaloosa County and adj
areas--continued.

Report well reference number 189. W-4286.

Florida Forest Service, Sand Hill Tower. Elevation 270 ft.
by Willis Brown, 1957. Logged by driller.

Thickness De

Materials

Sand, reddish orange, fine; few
partially cemented sand grains

Sand, red to tan, medium to fine

Sand, pink to tan, very fine

Sand, gray, very fine to medium;
abundant cemented sand particles

Sand, gray, very fine to fine; few
phosphorite grains

Sand, gray to tan, fine to medium;
abundant cemented sand particles

Sand, gray to orange, fine to medium;
few phosphorite grains

Sand, tan to white, medium to fine

Sand, tan to gray, medium to fine

Clay, gray; abundant shell fragments;
sand, fine to coarse

Clay, tan to gray; sand, white to
orange, fine to coarse

Sand, white to orange, fine to medium

Limestone, gray, medium to coarse

Limestone, gray, coarse to medium

(feet) (f

40

acent

Drilled

pth
eet)

40

180

220

250

290

340

350

355

BUREAU OF GEOLOGY

Table 9. Report Well Reference Number Keyed to
Florida Bureau of Geology Well File Number

Report Well
Reference Number

3
12
16
19
26
27
36
43
44
51
55
59
69
70
74
81
84
87
89
96
105
109
ll
115
119
120
130
135
138
139
144
154
161
162
163
187
189

Florida Bureau of Geology
Well File Number

Okaloosa County

Santa Rosa County

Walton County

W-4692
W-2537
W-8886
W-1018
W-2298
W-4828
W-3391
W-4257

W-5965
W-828
W-4927
W-5736
W-4550
W-2731
W-5872
W-8885
W-3994
W-4510
W-2552
W-3198
W-7389
W-1774
W-149
W-2157
W-405
W-142
W-168
W-255
W-256
W-254
W-7868
W-8480
W-1950
W-3550
W-5843
W-4286

WG-124

W-249
W-5520

INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 67

SELECTED DATA REFERENCES

U.S. Geological Survey
Water levels and artesian pressures in observation wells in the United States: Annual
reports as follows: 1946, Water-Supply Paper 1072; 1947, Water-Supply Paper 1097;
1948, Water-Supply Paper 1127; 1949, Water-Supply Paper 1157; 1950, Water-Supply
Paper 1166; 1951, Water-Supply Paper 1192; 1952, Water-Supply Paper 1222; 1953,
Water-Supply Paper 1266; 1954, Water-Supply Paper 1322; 1955, Water-Supply Paper
1405.

Ground water levels in the United States: Reports as follows: 1956-58, Water-Supply
Paper 1538; 1959-63, Water-Supply Paper 1803; 1964-68, Water-Supply Paper (In
preparation).

Quality of surface waters of the United States: Annual reports as follows: 1958,
Water-Supply Paper 1571; 1959, Water-Supply Paper 1641; 1960, Water-Supply Paper
1741; 1961, Water-Supply Paper 1881; 1962, Water-Supply Paper 1941; 1963,
Water-Supply Paper 1947; 1964, Water-Supply Paper 1954.

1965, 1966, and 1967 Water resources data for Florida, pt. 2, Water quality records:
Water Resources Div.

1968 Water resources data for Florida, pt. 2, Water quality records: Water Resources
Div. (in preparation).

1960 and 1.963 Compilation of records of surface waters of the United States through
September 1950 and through September 1960; pt. 2-B, South Atlantic Slope and
Eastern Gulf of Mexico basins, Ogeechee River to Pearl River: U.S. Geol. Survey
Water-Supply Papers 1304 and 1724, 399 and 458 p.

1961, 1962, 1963 and 1964 Surface-water records of Florida, Vol. 1, Streams: Water
Resources Div.

1965, 1966, and 1967 Water Resources data for Florida, pt. 1, Surface water records,
Vol. 1, Streams: Water Resources Div.

1968 Water resources data for Florida, pt. 1, Surface water records, Vol. 1, Streams:
Water Resources Div. (in preparation).

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