55/. ‘r / l/ 'ri 3 ‘i'm >to. 1N07C54?1 ,1 35 MOP W 1955 V 1 0 14 T -- — 9 4-55 u D - w 72 4 ? 0 959N0705507.1 I 35 MURPHY . JAMFS M 0 30 D 1 3 U -- R 7 3-67 U - c A 00 421315N0705419.1 81 HINGHAM WAT CD 1 954 w 2 0 32 T -- — 8 1-54 u D - w 81 4?1231N07 054 4 8•I 4? HINGHAM WAJ cn 1 9S4 w 2 □ 26 T — 3S i 1-54 u D - w 105 4?1343N07 0541 7.1 20 HINGHAM WAT CO 1 957 w 2 u 20 T 9S 0 4-57 u 0 w 1 OF 471717N07C5436.1 HINGHAM WAT cn 1957 w 7 0 36 T — 3K 2 4-57 u D _ w 167 421 235N0705500.1 48 HINGHAM WAT cn 1966 w 2 0 46 T — 2R i 6-66 u D - w ] 68 4?124°N0705454.1 50 HINGHAM WAT cn 1 96 6 w 2 0 48 T -- 2R i 6-66 u 30 — 2 D - w 1 HO 421341M07054!9.1 70 HINGHA M WAT cn 1 957 w ? 0 20 T -- R -- — u D - w 181 421450N070541?. l 2 9 HINGHAM WAT CD 1957 w 2 0 15 T — 3S -- — u D w 1 B 7 420948m 0705447.l 168 CA MFRON ROY B 1 964 - 6 X 140 W 14 H — — H 3 — — - _ w 195 471 346 N 0705408.1 40 HOOPER i DONALD 1965 - 6 X 250 W 17 H -- — H 4 — — ~ - w 2 06 421 )54 N0 7 054 43 . I 160 HICKEY 1 EDWARD M 1 960 c 6 X 205 A — H 25 8-60 H i — — - - HnLBRQOK w 4 4209161)071011. 8.1 125 HOLBROOK TOWN 1954 w 2 0 29 T — UT 5 9-54 u w 5 420°12N0710118.1 130 HO L R R 0 0 K TOWN 1954 w 2 0 27 T -- UR fl 9-54 u 25 w 6 4208*'6M 07 10127.1 125 HOLBROOK TOWN 1954 w 2 0 27 T — UK 2 10-54 u w 7 420921N0710135.I 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 954 A 2 0 12 T u w B 420903N0710057.1 135 HOLBROOK TOWN 1954 w ? 0 34 T 6R — — u w 9 470807N0710179.1 150 HOLB p OOK TOWN 1957 w 2 0 22 T — _ — — u 20 w 11 42 08 50 N 0710177.1 140 HOI BROOK TOWN 1957 - -- G 53 w — R -- — p 250 w 13 420°13N0710134.1 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 954 w 2 0 34 T -- 6R 3 10-54 u 20 w 14 420911N0710127.) 120 HOLBROOK TO^N 1954 w 2 0 69 T — 6S 4 10-54 u w 15 ^7090°N0710123.1 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1954 w 2 0 53 T — 6R 0 10-54 u s w 1 7 4709OBN0710136.1 120 HOLBROOK TCWN 1 954 w 2 0 31 T _ UP 3 10-54 u w 18 470°16N07C5850.1 175 HOLBROOK TOWN 1954 w 2 0 43 T — UP 1 10-54 u w 1 o 4 3 0912N 0705«^7.1 2 00 HOLBROOK TOWN I 954 w 2 0 21 T -- UT — u w 20 420829N0710-1 130 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 964 w 2 l) 39 T -- US 1 4-64 u w 21 47083 a N071012°.I 130 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 °64 w 2 0 27 T — US 2 4-64 u w 22 470352N0710137.1 130 HOLBROOK TCWN 1 958 _ 24 G 61 W -- R — — p 700 w 27 470347N0710126.I 1 30 HOLBROOK «r n W M 1957 - -- G 53 W -- R — — p 300 A 24 420B26N0710143.1 1 30 HOLBROOK T CWN 1964 w 2 0 19 T -- IS -- — u w 25 4’0832N0710142.1 140 HO LB ROOK TOWN 1 964 w 2 0 37 T — UR 9 4-64 u w 27 470R29N0710140.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 A 2 0 44 T -- s -- — u w 2° 470B24N0710134.1 135 HOLBROOK T n WN 1964 w 2 0 29 T — IS — — u w 31 420815N0710137.1 145 HOLBROOK T OWN 1 964 w 2 c 33 T — IS -- — u w 72 4?0808N0710139.] 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 0 51 T -- US 3 5-64 u w 33 420R79N0710145.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 0 56 T — US 2 5-64 u w 34 42083RN0710147.1 125 HOLBROOK TCWN 1 964 A 2 0 25 T -- IS 0 5-64 u w 7 5 420946N0710145.1 110 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 0 36 T — IS 0 5-64 u w 36 4?0947N071012^.1 130 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 964 w 2 0 65 T — 6S q 5-64 u w 37 420 95 ON 0710047.) 115 HO LB ROOK TOWN 1 964 w 2 □ 18 T — UT -- — u w 38 4?0°77N0710048.) 130 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 0 24 T — UT — — u w 39 470943N0710103.1 110 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 0 33 T — UR 3 5 — 64 u 25 w 40 420909N0710058.1 110 HOLBOODK T OWN 1964 w 2 n 40 T IS 8 5-64 u w 41 47304 7N0710120.1 1 30 HOLBROOK TOWN — w 2 0 41 T -- IS 0 5-64 u w 47 47Q945N0710056.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 964 w 2 0 41 T -- US -- — u w 43 470745N0710103.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 2 Q 32 T — US 5 6-64 u w 46 4208 06 N 07 10101.3 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1965 w 2 u 42 A -- R 2 12-65 p 60 w 47 4208?5N0710031.1 150 HOLRRDOK T CWN 1957 w 2 0 41 T — UR 5 1-57 u 10 w 48 42 092 4N071004 2.1 1 40 HOLBROOK T OWN 1957 w 2 0 20 T -- UT — — u w 49 420927N0710058.1 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 957 w ? 0 26 T -- UP — — u w 50 420832N0710045.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 957 w 2 a 42 T -- UR 5 1-57 u 5 w 51 420927N07!0059.1 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 957 w 2 0 27 T — UR — — u D D D D D D D 0 D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D 0 D D D D D P 13 TABLE 1. — DESCRIPTION DF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS CONTINUED LOCAL WEL L NUMBER l ATITUDE- LONG! TUDE ALTI¬ TUDE OWNER OR USER OF LSD (FT) YEAR/ _H£L1_ METHOD DIAM-IFIN-IDEPTHlUSE DRILLED ETEP IISH I I (IN) | | (FT)| FEET WATER- TO BEARING BED- MATERIAL ROCK _ dAILS. _£11 ME AGE_ LEVE L I DATE |USE YIELD) DD ITIME LOG QW I ME AS-1 I I (FT) IURED I (GPM)|(FT)I(HR) HOLBROOK —CONTINUED w 52 420945N0710035.1 160 HOLBROOK TOWN 1957 w 2 0 22 T — UT — — U D - w 53 420B24N0710144.1 145 HOLBROOK TCWN 1957 w 2 0 46 T -- IS 12 10-57 U 2 — — 0 - w 54 420946N0710046,1 145 HOLBROOK TCWN 1958 w 2 0 35 T -- — — — U w 55 420S42N0710132.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1969 w 2 0 36 T -- UR 0 3-59 u 20 -- — D - w 57 420917N0715900,1 200 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 24 T -- UT — — u D - w 58 42092BN0710059.1 130 HOLBROOK TCWN 1 959 w 2 0 23 T — R — — u D - w 55 4208 0BN0710032.1 155 HOLBROOK T OWN 1959 w 2 0 25 T — R 2 3-59 u 3 — — D - w 61 420751N0710037. 1 150 HOLBROOK T CWN 1959 w 2 0 22 T -- UP -- — u D - w 63 420850N071004S.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 1 8 T -- UT 6 5-59 u D - w 64 4?O847N0nOl 33.1 1 60 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 37 T — UR 4 4-59 u 30 — — D - w 65 42075BN0710127.1 150 HOLBROOK TCWN 1961 w 2 _ 25 T — — 3 -61 u 50 — — - _ w 66 421000N071010B.1 105 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 963 w 2 - 72 T -- — 10 -63 u 50 — — - - w 1 9R 420748N0710056.1 150 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 32 T — 7S 3 4-59 u 0 p w ?09 421004N0710059.1 120 COUNTY HOSPITAL 1930 w 42 - 22 w I 40 — — - - MEDF IELD A 1 4?105°N0711652.! 180 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 - 11 T — PR 5 11-67 U G C A 2 421026N0711655.1 155 US GEOL SUFVEY 1 967 B 4 - 45 T 5S 5 11-67 U G - A 3 421149N0711653.1 210 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 - 44 T -- — 12 11-67 U G - A 4 421238N0711610.1 225 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 - 58 T — R 10 11-67 U G - W 125 421014N0711700.1 1 50 MEDF IELD TOWN 1965 - 18 G 60 w UP 2 5-65 P 900 31 1 68 D P W 1 26 42 1 056N0711704.1 1 60 CEBROWSKI EWAN — D 30 0 4 w -- — 1 9-67 H - c w 127 42113BN0711622.1 2 05 DINELL IGY 1939 D 30 0 14 w — — 10 9-67 H - c w 1 2° 42101PN0711656.1 155 MEDFIELD TOWN 1964 w 2 P 40 T — 3P 3 8-64 U 60 1 3 D - w 1 30 49101 0N0711656.1 1 50 MEDFIFLD TOWN 1964 w 2 P 58 T -- 2R 2 9-64 u 60 2 3 0 - w 1 35 421034N0711709.1 1 BO — D -- - — 0 — UR 17 9-67 u — — — - - NORWOOD A 1 421238N0711053.1 55 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 - 62 T -- WR — — U G - A 2 421016NC711143.1 55 US GEOL SURVEY 1 967 B 4 - 43 T -- W» — — u G - A 3 4?1135N0710«51.1 45 US GE3L SURVEY 1 966 B 4 - 65 T -- 3S 10 12-66 u G - A 4 421134N071) 001 .1 45 US GEOL SURVEY 1966 B 4 - 136 T -- US 10 12-66 u G - A 5 421134N0711015.1 45 US GEOL SURVEY 1966 B 4 152 T -- US 10 12-66 u G - A 6 421133N0711029.1 45 US GEOL SURVEY 1 Q 66 B 4 _ 95 T -- R 10 12-66 u G _ A 7 421132N0711049.1 45 US GEOL SURVEY 1966 R 4 - 87 T -- us 10 12-67 u G - A Q 42X244N0711106.1 70 US GEOL SURVEY 1966 B 4 - 47 T -- R — — u G - W 4 421231N0711 102.1 53 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 W 2 0 89 T 88 R 2 5-39 u 44 3 — D P W 5 421209N071104?.1 43 nop wood TOWN 1939 w 2 0 34 T — R — — u 5 — — D - w 6 421213N0711047. 1 47 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 46 T __ R __ — u 0 - w 7 421230N0711105.1 51 NORWOOD TOWN 193 9 w 2 0 102 T — s — — u D - w 9 421222N0711113.1 56 NORWOOD TOWN 19 39 w 2 0 21 T 100 R -- — u 10 -- — D - w 10 421217N0711114.1 51 NORWOOO TOWN 193 9 w 2 0 110 T -- R — — u D - w 11 421217N0711118.1 52 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 55 T -- R — — u 10 — — D - w 12 420913N0711131.1 68 GRLSO P — 0 30 0 19 U _ T 9 4-63 u _ _ _ _ _ w 16 421244N0711102.1 68 NORWOOD TOWN 1 939 w 2 0 5 1 T -- R — — u 25 -- — D P w 17 421227N0711126.1 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 5 1 T -- R -- — u 15 -- — D - w 18 421224N0711I28.1 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 54 T -- 0 — — u 4 — — D - w 20 421221N0711101.1 50 NORWOOD TOWN 1937 w 2 0 54 T -- R — u 91 1 48 D P w 21 421219N0711116.1 51 NORWOOD TOWN 1944 w 2 _ 67 T _ P 3 4-44 u 80 47 288 D P w 2? 491221N0711106.1 54 NORWOOD TOWN 1944 w 2 0 137 T -- R 8 -44 u D - w 23 421219N071105I .1 50 NORWOOD TOWN 1 944 w 2 0 49 T -- R — — u 0 - w 24 4211 53N0711106.1 50 NORWOOD TOWN 1899 V 2 - 34 T — G -- — u 56 — 336 - - w 28 421209 N 0711035.1 60 NORWOOD TOWN 1920 w 2 0 23 T -- T — — u w 30 421226N0711056.1 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1920 w 2 0 40 T _ P _ _ u 32 _ 190 D _ w 31 421150N0711037.1 45 NORWOOO TOWN 1920 w 2 0 50 T -- 2S -- — u — — — - - w 38 421229N0711045.1 1 30 NOPWOQD TOWN 1925 w 2 0 90 T — IS -- — u 0 - w 39 421034N0711037.1 95 NORWOOD TOWN 1925 w 2 0 90 T u — — — - - w 41 421231N0711101.1 59 NORWOOD TOWN 1940 - 8 G 50 w z 2 70 — — - P w 42 42121ON0711116.2 49 NORWOOD TOWN 1 9^9 _ 24 G 62 w — _ 4 ►—• l o z 300 40 720 D P w 45 421235N0711056.1 60 A AND P r.o 1956 w 2 0 84 I -- IS — — u 30 — — D P w 46 421208N0711008.1 75 STAR MAPKET — - -- - 25 w -- UR — — c 25 — — D P w 47 421226N0711103.1 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1912 w 2 s 35 u -- UR — — p — — — - - RANDOL PH B 1 421 00? N0710241.1 170 MDPW 1951 W ? 0 13 T — T -- — U D - w 1 421005N0710215.1 130 RANDOLPH TOWN 1 987 W 2 0 57 T — 7G 3 1-57 u D - w 2 421125N071 0448.1 160 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 24 T -- UT — — u D - w 3 421128N0710439.1 170 RANDOLPH TOWN 1 959 w 2 0 21 i -- UT — — u D - w 4 421101N0710114.1 100 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 23 T UT — — u D - w 6 421156N0710304.2 130 RANDOLPH TOWN 1956 w ■> 0 43 T _ UR 4 12-56 u 15 _ _ 0 _ w 7 421123N0710141.1 1 30 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 14 T -- UP -- — u D - w 10 421207N0710430.1 180 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 45 T -- UT — — u D - w 11 42102ON 0710123.1 1 00 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 n 65 T -- IS R 11-59 u D - w 12 421150N0710311.1 140 PANDOLPH TOWN 1 956 w 2 0 74 T — 7P — — u D - w 13 421021N0710133.1 110 RANDOLPH TOWN 1 959 w 2 0 67 T _ IS 5 11-59 u D _ w 14 451 02 5N0710129 .1 100 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 63 T -- IS 2 11-59 u □ - w 15 421016N0710137•1 no RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 60 T — IS 7 11-59 u D - w 16 421148N071 0307.1 140 RANDOLPH TCWN 1956 w 2 0 44 T — IS 7 12-56 u D - w 17 421126N0710145.1 1 50 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 25 T -- BS 6 11-59 u 0 - 14 TABLF 1 .--DESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BOWINGS CONTINUED LOCAL W P L L NUMBER alti- Yf AR/ HELL FEFT WATER- WATER PUMPAGE_ LATITUDE- tudf OWNER OP USFP METHOO DIAL- 1FIN-IDEPTHIUSE TO HEARING l EVF L|DATE IUSE YIELDI DD |TI ME longitude OF LSD DRILLED ET PR 1ISH | | BtO- MATE*IAL 1 ME AS- | 1 1 (FT) 1 INI 1 1 ( C T 1 1 R ^CK (FT) IURED | (GPM)1(FT)|(HP) RANOULPH —CONTINUED W IB A21011N07101->6.! no dandolph town 1Q5G W 29 11-59 U 60 — — 0 knr.KLA.ND A 1 420903N9705505.1 1 35 US < S c r>L SURVEY 196T ft 4 - 27 T -- PR 3 11-67 IJ G c W 10 420^1OM0705*07•? 119 ABING-RDCK W RO 1 953 w 2 0 29 T -- 7P — — U — __ 1 0 - w 21 4209]9M070550**. i 119 ABING-POCK W 50 1953 W 2 0 41 T — RR -- — U 35 — — 0 - W 07 4209 1 4N07C5510. 1 127 ABING-RDCK W BO 1 °40 w 2 0 50 T u 0 _ X 2 42091 ON 0705552 • 1 151 NAV ATP station 1 954 V 1 0 14 T -- — 4 11-54 u 0 - X 3 42091 7N0705531.1 140 NAV AIR station 1954 V 1 □ 20 T _ 3 11-54 u D _ X 4 4?0°14N0705544.1 147 NAV AI D station 1954 V 1 0 14 T -- — 1 11-54 u n - X 5 42092 ?N0705571.1 126 NAV A I p station 1 954 V 1 n lb T -- — 0 11-54 u D - X 6 42090 ON 07 C5 510 • 1 1 LB NAV AIR STATION 1996 V 1 0 25 T — — 1 7-56 u D - X 7 4?0°24N07C550°.1 11 « NAV AIR station 1 955 V 1 0 25 T — — 0 7-56 u D - X 0, 42092**M07054‘SP.] L 5? NAV AIR STATION 1956 V 1 D 6 T _ _ _ _ u D _ X 0 0°3 A N 07Q5 5 02•1 1 7 0 NAV AI o STATION 1955 V 1 0 15 T -- — -- — u 0 - X 10 4?09?°N0705457 * 1 16S NAV A I P STATION 1956 V 1 0 1 1 T — — 5 7-56 u D - X ii 42 0 34 2 N 07 05^0.1 1 74 NAV AI P STATION 19 K 6 V 1 0 lu T -- — 6 7-56 u 0 - X 1 ? 4’0916N0705551.1 152 NA V AIR STATION 1954 V 1 0 1 7 T — — 6 10-54 u 0 - X 1 A 420922M0705534.1 1 3B NAV ATP STATION 1954 V l 0 19 T -- __ ? o 1 u 0 _ SHARON B 3 42 0621N 0711 354. 1 261 M D P W 1961 V 1 0 61 T 61 2S 1 1 -61 u B 4 420623N0711350.1 252 MO P W 1 961 V 1 0 64 T -- 2S 0 -61 u B 5 420719N0 7 113 C1 . 1 242 M9PW 1 °61 B 1 X 32 T ?4 S 6 -61 u B 6 420716N0711340.1 244^ MDPW 1961 ft 1 X 35 T 27 2S 8 -61 u B 7 4?07?0N0 7 11342.I 269 MOPW 1961 V 1 0 74 T — BR. 39 -61 u 1? 7 420624N0711354.1 2 4ft MDPW — V *» n 32 T u P ft 42063 ON0711354.1 267 MD P W — V 2 0 2 6 T -- -- — -- u P 9 42063^N071135”* . 1 277 MD P W — V 2 0 42 T — — — — u R 10 42064?N0711357 • 1 21 ° MDPW — V 2 1 ) 20 T u R 11 430642N07U356.1 2B3 MO P W — V 2 □ 40 T u G 12 4?0704* r 0711 ’ 5 ? • 1 272 MDPw _ V 2 0 24 T _ _ _ _ u W 2 4R055 BN O 7 lOo 3I . 1 300 RODMAN JOSEPH — V 2 T 25 W -- s -- — H w 7 420554N0 7 111 31. ’ 261 EGGFP S RUBY W — D -- - 20 w — — — — H w o 420555M0 7 11117.I 272 90PP THOMAS — V 2 T IB w — — — — H w 1 9 42053 BN0710957.1 275 EARL C ROPT K — D 24 0 9 w R — — H w 20 420540*1071101 4.1 260 MQRS C ROBERT — V 1 T 14 w _ R — — H w 21 42073?N0711233.1 7 70 WHITE F&FQ A — 0 34 W 22 w -- UT -- — H w 22 420709N0711123.1 ->05 SHARON TOWN 1 906 V ? 0 48 w — US 1 — P w 23 4?0547N0710°31.! 291 NICKERSON T — 0 12 0 15 w -- u- 5 7-38 H w 33 4207-a 9 m 07 1135° . 2 230 SANFORD A H 1 949 0 30 0 20 w 4K 15 -49 H w 34 420B42N 071 1155.1 212 HP OWN E 1999 n 36 W 31 w __ UT 10 6-63 H w i 5 420710N0711346.1 265 OEWHUR ST — D 30 0 26 w — UK 19 4-63 H w 36 ^20659N0711^45.1 250 ROMANSKE 1941 V 2 T n u -- UK 6 4-63 H w 37 420619N0 7 11355.1 275 CRAWL C Y WILLIAM 1961 D 42 0 29 w — UR ?2 4-63 H w 39 42Q717M 07114 05 . 1 235 METAL BFlLOWS C l 962 A 6 X 350 w 12 — — — - w 41 420652N07111!2.1 21 0 SHARON TOWN 1 945 _ 24 G 45 w 47 UP 3 5-45 P w 45 420735N0711254.1 445 KENDALL MRS — 0 30 w 22 u -- UT 15 9-65 U w 49 420735N0711104.I 220 SHARON TOWN 1957 - 1« G 86 w — UR 3 3-5 7 P w 50 420732N07!1105.1 220 SHARON TOWN 1 885 0 108 w 1 B IJ — UR — — P w 52 420854N0711039.1 no SHARON MFM PARK 1951 - 12 G 43 w — UR 9 8-51 1 w 57 42085BN0 7 110?2.1 I 30 KN°LLWOOD CEM 1950 _ 12 G 57 M UP 8 8-51 1 w 55 420617N0711405•1 260 KULEBABA JOHN 1954 c 6 X 209 w 14 — 12 3-54 H w 5ft 420 7 25N0711121 .1 232 HOWE WILFORD H 1960 W 2 S 46 w — UR 22 1-60 H w 59 470725N0710B42.1 239 HEALEY GEORGE 1 964 A to X 150 w 9 — 2 12-64 H w 77 420658N0711204.1 210 SHARON TOWN 1966 W 2 0 39 T UR 0 9-66 u w 78 420654N0711216.1 230 SHARON TOWN 1 966 W 2 0 36 T — UR 2 9-66 u w 79 420659N071!113.1 240 SHARON TOWN 1 966 w ? 0 40 T -- UR 2 10-66 u w 80 420749N0711054.1 205 SHAPON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 52 T — UR 5 10-66 U w B 1 420752NC711051.1 205 Sharon town 1 966 w 2 0 51 T — UR 4 10-66 u w 8? 420816N0711005.1 1 50 SHARON TOWN 1 966 w 2 0 78 T — \J° 2 10-66 u w 87 420715N0711113.1 220 SHARON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 IB T — UR — — u w 89 420531N0711025.1 260 SHARON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 38 T -- UR 0 11-66 u w 101 420B17N0711031•1 210 SHARON TOWN 196 7 w 2 0 24 T -- UP 6 3-67 u w 107 420601N0711130.1 260 SHARON TOWN 1967 w 2 s 36 T -- UR 2 3-67 u w 122 4207 09N0711133.2 2 05 SHARON TOWN 1951 - 24 G 42 w — — 3 -51 p D 0 D D D D 0 D 0 D D P P P P P P P _ _ _ _ _ 20 — — - - 352 6 24 0 M — — — - - 1400 49 — - M - P 232 15 — “ - 505 30 — - - 0.5 — — - - 25 — — 0 - 0.5 — — - - 55 — 2 0 - D - 35 4 3 D D - 0 D 50 D D D STOUGHTON W 97 420740M0710817.1 130 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 949 w 2 - 62 W — — 4 — P 10 — — - M W Q8 420649N0710756.1 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1892 D -- H -- W — — -- — P 1150 — — - M w 99 420B34N0710607.1 190 CANTON TOWN 1894 D -- - — w — UR — — P - M w 100 420B38N0710610.1 195 CANTON TOWN 1949 - 24 G 43 w — UR — -- P - P w 112 420649N0710758.1 1 55 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 W 2 P 67 T — UR 2 3-65 u 30 3 4 0 “ w 113 420654N0710748.1 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 2 P 33 T -- R 1 3-65 u 45 — 2 0 - w 1 15 420701N0710752.1 158 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 2 P 22 T u — — — - - w 116 420659N0710807.1 1 80 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 2 P 64 T — — — — U 0 - w 1 17 420650N0710B00.1 158 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 2 p 68 T -- UR 1 3-65 u D - w 1 18 420649N0710754.1 160 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 2 P 45 T — UR 1 3-65 u 56 3 2 D - 15 TABLF 1.—DESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS — CONTINUED LOCAL WFL L NUMBER ALTI- YEAR/ li£LL FEET WATER- WATER pumpage latitude- TUDE OWNFR OR USER METHOD DIAM- 1 FIN-IDEPTHlJSE TO BEABING LEVEUDATE |USE YIELOl DD ITIME LOG OW longitude OF LSD DRILLED ETER 1 ISH 1 1 BED- MATERIAL 1 ME AS- 1 1 1 ( FT) (IN) 1 1 < FT ) 1 ROCK (FT) IURED 1 (GPMI|(FT)|(HR) STOUGHTON —CONTINUED w 1 ’2 4 20858N071063 5•1 2 00 STOUGHTON TOWN 1961 W 2 P 1 7 T — UT 2 7-61 u w 1 36 42035 ON 0710640*1 195 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 961 W 2 P 1 8 T -- UT 1 7-61 U w 1 39 420708N0710601.1 210 STOUGHTON TOWN 1961 W 2 P 21 T — UR 2 7-61 U w 1 40 420705N0710554.1 225 STOUGH TON TOWN 1961 W 2 P 28 T — UR 8 7-61 u w 1 A3 420837N 0710535*1 2 07 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 W 2 P 53 T — IS 2 9-54 u w 144 420B3°N0710 C '35.1 207 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 W 2 P 30 T -- UP 1 6-55 u 30 5 — w l A6 42083°N0710*'28.1 315 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 w 2 P 49 T — UR 1 3-54 u w 1 51 420703N0710556.1 230 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 954 w 2 P 32 T — UR 4 10-54 u w 159 42031 5N0710839. 1 125 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 w 2 P 26 T -- UK 3 11-54 u 20 — — w 163 470329N0710631.1 2 04 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 w 2 P 27 T — UR 2 11-54 u 30 — — w 170 4207?9N0710749.i 145 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 955 w 2 P 48 T — UP F 7-55 u 50 — 6 w 1 71 4?073 a N0710747.1 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1055 w 2 P 48 T — UR 4 7-55 u w 172 42073 7N 071 0316.1 1 50 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 w 2 P 46 T — UR 3 7-55 u w 177 420654N0710729.1 1 80 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 955 w 2 0 1 7 T — UR 4 7-55 u w 179 470647N0710715.1 190 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 w 2 0 6 T -- UT 4 7-55 u w 1 80 420645N0710716.1 190 STOUGHTON TOWN 1 955 w 2 0 17 T -- UT — — u w 152 420641N0710723.1 1 Q 0 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 w 2 0 17 T — UP — — u w 1 98 420303N0710609.1 740 9R nf kt^N PiJB MK — w 2 s 28 T — UR — — u 25 — — w ] QQ 42053 3NJ710610.2 190 CANTON TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 39 T — R 5 3-66 u 30 — — WALPOLE A 2 4?0O05N0‘ 7 ll 2^ 5.2 140 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 8 4 - 48 T — wr 8 11-67 u A 3 42083 5N0711253.1 2 30 US C-FOL SURVFY 1967 8 4 - 42 T -- PR 18 11-67 U A 4 42032 7 N0711301.1 270 US GEOL SURVEY 1 967 9 4 - 54 T -- PR 37 11-67 u A 5 420725N0711425.) 195 US GEOL SURVFY 196 7 B 4 - 94 T -- 9S 20 11-67 u A 6 4207M N071143 0 . 1 1 90 US GE3L SURVFY 1 96 7 B 4 4 a T -- 9S — — u A 7 420711N0711629.1 190 US GEOL SURVEY 1 967 B 4 _ 24 T -- 60 5 11-67 u A 8 430945N0711627.1 185 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 X 58 T -- 3R 30 11-67 u W i 4? 0 7 04 N0711446.1 265 WAL P r >L c TOWN 1966 W 2 0 42 T -- UR 23 4-66 u w 2 420M1N0711528.1 1 95 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 W 2 p 2 5 T — UR — — u W 5 4 7 0611N071165?•1 220 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 W 2 p 33 T -- 6R 4 1-66 u w 8 470657N0711526.1 185 WALPOLF TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 37 T — 6S i 1-66 u 2 w 9 420854N07 11 553 .1 150 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 p 23 T -- 6R 0 3-66 u w 1 5 420943N0711602.1 145 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 p 54 T -- 7R — — u w 16 4?0°41NO711605.1 145 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 3 9 T — UP 2 2 — 66 u 65 w 17 420658N0711 551 . 1 1°0 WALPOLE TOWN 1Q66 w 2 p 23 T — 6R 0 3-66 u w 24 4?09 c ON0711621 .1 146 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 c ri s 57 T _ 4G 2 3-66 u 500 w 25 470634 BN 0711617.1 150 WALPOLF TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 54 T — 7R 1 3-66 u w 26 420956N0711628.1 150 WA L POL c TOWN 1966 w 2 s 55 T -- UP 1 2-66 u 65 w ’5 420840N0711545.1 145 WA LPOLF TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 56 T — 6R 1 3-66 u 8 w 37 421136N0711617.1 195 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 s 28 T — 6R 8 3-66 u 10 w 3« 421122N0711531.1 2 00 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 p 36 T — 6G _ _ u w 3° 421112N0711549.1 190 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 p 19 T — 6G — — u w 40 4211 35N07116 0° . 1 IPO WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 p 17 T -- T -- — u w 41 4?06 e > AN0711456.1 190 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 48 T -- UT l 4—66 u 3 w 43 420 7 00N0* 7 1 ] 453.1 185 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 40 T 42 UT 0 4-66 u 15 w 44 420703N0711454.1 195 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 35 T — UT 3 4-66 u 20 w 45 420706N07)1465.] 205 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 s 49 T -- 2R 9 4-66 u 50 w 47 4'»0707NQ711457.1 210 WALPOLF TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 55 T -- 2P 1 3 4-66 u 8 w 49 4 ?0 928 N 07H543.1 1 50 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 s 28 T — R 2 4-66 u 50 w 53 420951N0711606.1 1 55 WALPOLF TOWN 1 966 w 2 p 27 T -- UT — — u w 67 420°13N0711439.1 130 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 p 3 3 T _ T _ — u w 53 420730N0711515.1 1 80 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 s 2 8 T -- 6R 1 4-66 u 60 w 62 420324N0711561.1 160 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 p 37 T 29 — R 4-66 u w 63 420924N0711547.1 160 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 35 T — 6R 12 4 — 66 u 1 w 65 420336N0711670.1 1 90 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 29 T — 6R 4 4-66 u 3 w 66 420831MC711625.1 180 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 2 p 39 T _ UT _ _ u 20 w 67 42061 8N0711 545.1 220 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 p 1 5 T -- T — — u w 6° 470932N0711559.1 150 WA L POL c TOWN 1966 w 2 s 59 T -- 7R 2 4-66 u 75 w 71 420921N0711603.1 155 WALPOLE TOWN 1 966 w 2 p 25 T -- T — — u w 73 420931N0711557.1 150 WALPOLF TOWN 1 966 - 1 2 5 48 T — 4R 2 7-66 u 720 w 74 420929N0711553.1 147 WALPOLE TOWN l 966 w 2 s 56 T _ 2R 2 5 — 66 u 45 w 77 420933 6’0711604.1 150 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 52 T — 2R 0 5-66 u 50 w 79 42073 0N0711450.1 1 85 WALPOLE TOWN 1 968 c 16 G 63 W -- G 1 12-68 p 1000 w 83 421206w0711555•1 275 WARWICK FDW1N W — 0 -- w 35 w -- UT w 84 420 q 04N0711571.1 1 75 MASS PU8 WELFAR — V 1 T 36 w — UR 22 4-43 H w 85 420833N0711241.1 220 HP ENCHUK JOHN 1956 V 4 0 24 w _ UR 21 6-63 I _ w 36 420732N0711514. 1 1 35 WALPOLE TOWN 1958 - -- G -- w -- UR — — p w 87 420904N07U532.1 140 WALPOLE TOWN 1954 - -- G — w -- UR — — p w 83 420733N0711446.1 180 WA LPOLF TOWN — V 2 - 70 w — UR — — p — 115 -- 120 24 36 P P P H M 16 . OQOQO c o c c c o c* o o o oooq ooooo ooooq o o o o o o o e c c c o o o o q o q c q o o o o o q o o o o oqo TABLE 1.—DESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS CONTINUED LOCAL W F L L NUMBER ALTI- YEAR/ HE.LL_ FEET WATER- WATER PUMPAGE LATITUDE- TUDE OWNFP OP USER METHOD D1 AM- 1FIN-1 DEPT H|USE TO BEARI NO LEVEL|DATE I USE YIELDI DD |TIME LOG OW LONGITUDE OF LSD DRILLED FT F P 1 ISH | | BED- MATERIAL IMFAS-I | 1 ( FT) (IN) 1 1 < FT)| ROCK (FT) IURED 1 (GPM)1(FT)I(HR) WFSTWDOD A 1 421315N0711045.1 95 US GEOL SURVFY 1967 R 4 - A 2 421321N0711055.1 90 US GEGL SURVEY 1967 B 4 - w ?5 42125RNO7111O0.I 80 NORWOOD TOWN 1925 W 2 0 W 3* 42I207N0711432.1 175 NOP WOOD T^WN 1925 W 2 0 w 39 421139N0711417.1 160 NORWOOD TOWN 1925 w 2 0 w 40 4212^1M0711402.1 180 NORWOOD TOWN 1 949 w 2 a w 43 421229N0711357.1 185 NORWOOD TOWN 1951 - 24 G w 44 471249N0711111.1 70 A AND P CO 1 956 - p G w 45 421224N0710906.1 54 DEDHAM WATER cn 1954 - 24 G w 46 421213 N0710 Q 04.1 50 'DEDHAM WATER CO 1958 - 24 G w 47 42U55N0710912.1 5? DEDHAM watfr CO 1962 - 24 G w 4« 421204N0710911.1 52 DEDHAM WATER cn 1966 - 18 G WEYMOUTH A 3 420905N0705825.1 1 55 US GFOL survey 1966 B 4 - R 1 421043N0705800.1 141 MDPW 1929 V 2 - B 2 42111 4N07055 59.1 93 MDPW 1956 V 2 0 B 3 421141N0705721•1 °1 MDPW 1 955 V 2 - B 4 42111 5 N 07 05 606.1 09 MDPW 1955 V 2 - W 2 420954N0705645.1 1 80 US GFOL SURVFY 1964 R 2 s W 3 A211 47N070571°•1 c 0 US GF9L SURVEY 1964 B 2 s W 4 421120N0705628.1 90 US G c OL SURVEY 1 964 B 2 s W 18 421248N0705506.1 50 WE YMOUTH T OWN 1 °57 W 2 a w 19 421 245510705505.1 45 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 W 2 0 w 23 421220N0705746.1 9 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 24 421237N0705656.1 70 WEYMOUTH T OWN 1957 w 2 0 w 26 4211 5 8N07 05659.2 98 WEYMOUTH T OWN 1959 w 2 0 w 28 42115AN0705712.1 100 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1950 w 2 0 w 30 421149N0705706.1 95 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1950 w 2 - w 31 421142N0705713.1 95 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 w 32 4211 A 3N0705 7 41.I 1 20 WEYMOUTH T OWN 1959 w 2 0 w 33 4?U2°N07C5739.i 115 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 0 w 35 421143N0705628.1 80 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1950 w 2 0 w 36 421139N0705635.1 90 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1 958 w 2 0 w 37 A21134NO7C56’0.1 70 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1 957 w -> a w 38 421126N0705645.1 130 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 n w 39 421129 5)0705627. 1 90 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1953 w 2 0 w 40 431136N07C5620.1 80 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1953 w 2 0 w 41 421 120N07C5610.1 90 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1 958 w 2 0 w 54 421 0525)0705648.1 125 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 Q w 55 421053N0705645.1 125 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1 965 w 2 0 w 56 421057N0705327.1 140 WF YMOUTH TOWN 1 957 w 2 - w 57 421051 5)0705727.1 135 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 0 w 58 421 05 7N07C5744.1 140 WE YMOUTH TOWN 1 95 7 w 2 - w 60 421051N0705752.1 135 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 0 w 62 421 053510706804.1 135 WE YMOUTH TOWN 1 965 w 2 0 w 63 421027N0705745.1 135 WFYMOUTH T OWN 1 965 w 2 0 w 64 421023N0705737.1 135 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1 957 w 2 0 w 65 421022N0706636.1 175 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 n w 66 421031N07C5608.1 115 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 67 420957N07 05 539.1 1 35 WEYMOUTH T OWN 1957 w 2 0 w 69 421004510705537.1 115 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 a w 70 421009N07 055 3 6•1 115 WFYMOUTH T OWN 1956 w 2 0 w 76 42091 05)0705756.1 160 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 0 w 77 420923N0705841 .1 170 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 78 420843 5! 070581 2.1 170 WE YMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 2 D w 79 42093 9N07C5805.1 150 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 80 42094 0510705748.1 170 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w PI 4" > 094 7N 07C5 002 • 1 1 50 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 a w 02 4209515)0705804.1 1 50 WE YMOUTH TOWN 1965 w- 2 0 w P 4 4209065)0705757.1 150 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 86 470957N0705806.] 170 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 U w 9? 471 2055I07C5703.4 1 00 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 98 421045N07C5743.1 135 WFYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 □ w 97 420°475)07C5532.2 123 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 98 420937N0705531.1 1 28 WE YMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 w 100 4211 53N07C5717.1 95 W r YMOUTH TOWN 1944 - 24 G w 101 421143N07 C5719.1 95 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1951 - 24 G w 102 421201N0705708.1 1 00 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1963 - 24 G w 103 421137N07C563°.l 90 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1959 - 24 G w 1 04 420955N0705836.1 1 60 US GFOL SURVFY 1966 B 2 0 w 1 05 420950N0705546.1 135 WEYMOUTH TOWN — D — w w 107 421209N0705725.1 118 OLD COLONY LAND 1 967 - 6 X w 110 421113N07C5720.1 160 WEYM CAR WASH 1966 - 6 X w 1 17 42U35N07C5700.1 98 ALSTON STUDIO 1 955 w 2 s w 118 421003N0705131.1 147 ALVIN HOLLIS CO 1966 - 6 X w 1 1° 421 003N07056 26.1 1 82 ASHER JAMFS.D 1965 - 6 X w 120 420945N0705544.1 130 PYAN PAUL W 1964 - 6 X w 1 21 420950N0705804.1 171 RAYMOND - ARTHUR 1954 - 6 X 38 T -- R 13 11-67 U G - 49 T -- WR -- — U G c 3 0 T -- P — — U 0 - 40 31 T T _ _ 4S _ :: U u 30 “ — 39 T _ _ S _ _ u 40 1 24 D p Dl W -- k 1 3-51 p 600 4 183 D - 4 6 w -- us 12 4-56 c 150 21 24 D - 6 6 w -- UR 15 -54 p 900 -- 144 D p 65 w -- UP 6 2-58 p 900 — 1 20 D - 65 w -- UR 6 2-62 p 900 10 47 D - 71 w -- UR 6 4-66 p 1050 10 116 - - 20 I 9 18 3 6 16 30 22 22 44 44 12 UT OX 3S UR UR U — — — G 7 -29 U — — — D 4 12-55 U — — — D 0 12-55 U -- — — D 1 12-55 U — — -- 0 20 11-64 U — — — G 13 11-64 U — — — G 9 11-64 U — — — G 0 2-57 U 23 — — D 0 2-57 U 57 — — D 1 5 28 50 3 9 26 UR 6 R 6k UG 1-59 7-58 75 62 31 19 34 51 UP 6S T 70 68 40 30 93 50 30 33 31 32 29 31 38 20 23 4 53 25 36 71 22 35 16 38 34 30 1 8 30 32 1 9 30 47 27 56 55 49 IJK UR IS IS UP US 2S R US UR UT UP UT IS UP R UP UP UP UR P IS UP UP UP UT UK UP UR UP UR UR 1 0-57 11-57 11-58 8-65 1-57 1-57 1-57 3-57 8-65 12-65 12-65 12-65 12-65 12-65 12-65 11-65 45 — 2D 5 5 — — D 0 0 50 5 1 D D 0 0 0 D D 0 0 25 ID 0 D D 0 40 2 2 D D 0 D D 45 8 3 D D D 40 — 2D 0 700 700 700 -- — D 42 42 17 620 505 25 14 UR P UP H H F 15 7- 67 8- 67 500 4 40 34 245 525 125 140 55 55 21 5 1 5 11-55 5-54 40 5 2 12 3 -IT- TABLE 1. —DESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS CONTINUED LOCAL ALTI- YEAR/ HELL FEET WATER- KAIER- £mEAG£. WELL LATITUDE- TUDE OWNER OR USER METHOD DI AM- 1FIN-IDEPTHlUSE TO BEARING LEVEL|DATE lUSE YIELOI DO ITIME LOG NUMBER LONGITUDE OF LSD DRILLED ETER 1ISH 1 1 BEO- MATERIAL 1MEAS-I 1 1 ( FT) (IN) 1 1 (ET)I ROCK (FT) IURED 1 (GPM)|(FT)|(HR) WEYMOUTH —CONTINUED w 123 420934N070561 E.l 161 NAV AIR STATION 1941 c 6 X 50 T 21 — 10 11-41 u w 124 420 93 5N07 05 612.1 161 NAV AIR STATION 1941 c 6 X 34 T 29 — — — u w 126 420931N0705602.1 160 NAV AIR STATION 1 966 B 4 X 28 T 18 — — — u w 1 34 421033N07C5 605.1 110 US GPQL SURVEY 1967 B 2 s 47 0 — PR 2 12-67 u X 7 42094 7N 0705705 ♦ 1 152 NAV AIR station 1951 W -- 0 30 T — — 2 3-51 u X 8 420950N070570R.1 157 NAV AIR STATION 1951 w — 0 22 T — _ 1 3-51 u X 16 420955N0705636.1 1 80 NAV AIR STATION 1968 w 2 0 25 T -- — 4 5-68 u X 17 42094 8N07C5620.1 174 NAV AIR STATION 1968 w 2 0 8 T — — 2 5-68 u X 18 42094 ON0705609.1 165 NAV AIR STATION 1968 ft 2 0 8 T -- — 1 5-68 u X 19 420938N0705623.1 176 NAV AIR STATION 1968 w 2 □ 1 5 T — — 6 5-68 u 8 23 3 18 ooooo ooooo Table 2.--Logs of selected wells and borings (Depths are given In feet below land surface.) Depth Depth Depth AVON W44. BRAINTREE W82. BRAINTREE W112 (Continued). Hard-packed sand. 0 - 16 Sand and gravel. 0 - 6.5 Fine sand with streaks of hard 16 21 at 6.5 80 84 Refusal. at 21 Refusal. at 84 BRAINTREE W86. AVON W45. Hardpan and boulders. 0 - 9 BRAINTREE W113. Sand, broken stones, and gravel.. 0 - 16.3 Fine sand. 9 - 18 Peat. 0 - 2 16.3 18 31 2 Medium sand and gravel with Fine sand, gray. 15 . 36 AVON W46. traces of clay. 31 - 1+0 Soft clay, gray. 36 - 39 Hard-packed sand. 0 - 16 Fine sand, sharp gravel, gray... ko - 43 Silt. 39 - 76 Hardpan. 16 - 24 Refusal. at 43 Silt and sharp gravel. 76 - 78 Hardpan and broken stones. 24 - 29-5 Refusal. at 78 Refusal. at 29.5 BRAINTREE W90. Sand and gravel. 0 - 4 BRAINTREE Wll6. AVON W52. Hardpan and boulders. 4 - 18.7 Fill. 0 - 6 Boulders and hardpan. 0 - 11 Refusal. at 18.7 Sand and gravel. 6 - 18 Refusal. at 11 Hardpan. 18 - 29 BRAINTREE W93- Hard-packed sand, gravel, and BOSTON W397- Hardpan and boulders. 0 - 11 clay. 29 - 37 Sand, gravel. 0 - 36 Fine sand, gray, and sharp Refusal. at 37 Fine gravel. 36 - 77 gravel. 11 - 16 Sand, gravel. 77 - 98 Hardpan and boulders. 16 - 28 BRAINTREE W121. Hard-packed sand, gravel, and Loam and gravel.. 0 - 1 BRAINTREE W22. c lay. 28 - 36 Sand and gravel. 1 - 1^-5 Topsoil, hardpan. 0 - 10 Refusal. at 36 Silt. 14. 5 - 23 Hardpan, boulder s. 10 - 20 Hardpan. 23 - 29.7 Sandy clay, boulders. 20 - 30 BRAINTREE W94. Refusal. at 29.7 Hardpan, boulders. 30 - 68 Peat. 0 - 2 Blue clay. 68 Ilk Sand and gravel. 2 - 9 BRAINTREE W122. Silty clay. 9 - 61 Loam... 0 - 1.3 BRAINTREE W23. Silt, sharp gravel, and clay.... 61 - 66 Sand and fine gravel. 1. 3 - 9 Heavy gravel. 0 - 20 Refusal. at 66 Hardpan. 9 - 14 Fine sand with scattered gravel, Refusal. at 14 gray. 20 - 50 BRAINTREE W95. 50 ss Fill. 0 1 BRAINTREE W124. Refusal (bedrock?). at 55 Sand and gravel. 1 - 14 Loam. 0 - 1 Silty clay. lk - 59 Fine sand and sharp gravel. 1 - 14 BRAINTREE W25. Fine sand, sharp gravel, clay... 59 - 64 Hard clay and boulders. 14 - 26 Sand and clay, brown. 0 - 15 Refusal. at 64 Refusal. at 26 Fine sand and clay, brown. 15 - 35 Hard-packea sharp gravel and BRAINTREE W98. BRAINTREE W126. clay, brown.... 35 - 44 Peat. 0 - 2.5 Sandy clay. 0 - 3 Refusal. at 44 Hard-packed sand, gravel, and Hard clay and boulders. 3 - 16 boulders. 2. 5 - 18 BRAINTREE W26. Hardpan. 18 - 30.5 BRAINTREE W128. Sand and gravel, brown. 0 - lk Refusal. at 30.5 Loam. 0 - 1 Fine sand, scattered gravel, and Sand and gravel. 1 - 7 14 7 4l Sharp, heavy gravel, and gray Loam and gravel. 0 - 1 Fine sand and sharp gravel. 4l - ^5 clay. 30 - 44 Sand and gravel. 1 - 7 Hardpan. 45 - 47 at 44 7 33 47 Fine sand and sharp gravel. 33 - 35.7 BRAINTREE W28. Refusal. at 35-7 BRAINTREE Wl46. Peat and gray sand. 0 - 10 Fine sand. 0 - 10 Heavy gravel and gray, medium BRAINTREE W100. Dirty gravel and sand. 10 - 20 sand. 10 - 34 Sand and gravel. 0 - 10 Medium gravel and sand. 20 - 30 Hard-packed, sharp gravel and Silty clay. 10 - 28 Medium pebbly gravel. 30 - 35 clay. 34 - 36 Hardpan. 28 - 32 Stony gravel. 35 - 40 Refusal. at 32 Medium to fine gravel. 40 - 45 BRAINTREE W32. Pebbly gravel. ^5 - 50 Sand and clay, brown. 0 - 16 BRAINTREE W101. Hard-packed, heavy gravel and Sand and scattered gravel. 0 - 5 CANTON Al. clay, brown. 16 - 23 Fine sand. 5 - 12 Medium to very coarse, well- Refusal on hardpan . at 23 Fine sand and sharp gravel . 12 - 18 rounded sand, brown, and fine 18 0 _ 12 BRAINTREE W33- Medium to very coarse, well- Clay and scattered gravel, gray.. 0 - 4 BRAINTREE W103. rounded sand, brown, and some Sandy clay, brown . 4 - 10 Sand and gravel . 0 - 10 fine gravel . 12 - 17 Hard-packed clay, sharp gravel, Fine sand . 10 - 21 Medium well-sorted sand, with - w J V __1 J_* |T __ 1ft 17 — 22 Refusal . at 18 scattered gravel. . 21 _ 28 Medium to coarse sand with some Fine sand, sharp gravel, and fine gravel . 22 - 25 BRAINTREE W66. clay . 28 - 37-5 Silt and fine sand, some fine 37-5 25 42 Sand and small gravel . 16 _ 28.5 Silt and blue clay, some Sand and scattered gravel . 28.5 - 34.5 BRAINTREE W106. scattered fine gravel . 42 - 54 Sand. 34.5 - 44.5 Sand and gravel. 0 - 8 Sandy till. 9* - 55 Fine clay, sand, and sharp Fine sand, sharp gravel, and Refusal in till. at 55 44 5 _ 8 _ 42 at 47.5 k2 57 CANTON A3. Refusal.. at 57 Gravel and some fine to coarse BRAINTREE W68. sand, brown; dry. 0 - 12 Peat. 0 _ 6 BRAINTREE W107. Well-sorted sand, mostly coarse. 6 0 2 12 - 27 at 20.5 2 28 Very coarse, brown sand, some Sand and gravel, brown. 28 - 33 fine sand to fine gravel. BRAINTREE W73. Hardpan. 33 - 35 becoming finer with depth. n # l ri T T 1 35 27 - 50 Hardpan. 24 - 26.7 Refusal (tillt). at 50 Refusal. at 26.7 BRAINTREE W109. Loam and gravel. 0 - 1 CANTON A4. BRAINTREE W77- Hard-packed sand, gravel, clay.. 1 - 12 Sand, fine, well-sorted, brown. Sand and small gravel. 0 . 18 Hardpan and boulders. 12 - 19 some very fine to medium; wet. 0 - 12 1ft 3° 19 Sand, very fine to fine, well- Clay . 30 _ 35 sorted, high mafic content.... 12 - 17 Hard-packed sand . 35 - 4l BRAINTREE W112. Sand, coarse, brown, and some U | ^ -1 ^ 0 6 17 - 32 Fine clay, sand, sharp gravel.... 47 _ 53 Fine sand, gray . 6 - 37 Till. . .7 . 32 - 34 Refusal . at 53 Silty sand, gray . 37 - 80 Refusal on bedrock . at 34 19 Table 2.—Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth CANTON A5. CANTON R3- CANTON RIO (Continued). Medium to very coarse, well- Sandy loam. 0 - 2.5 Hard, fine to medium, silty rounded, well-sorted sand. Hard, medium to fine sand and sand; gravel; some clay, gray- brown, and fine gravel; dry.... 0 - 7 gravel; some coarse sand; yellow; boulders; moist. 14. 5 - 23 Medium to coarse sand. 7 - 12 boulders, yellow; dry. 2.5 - 5 Very compact, medium to fine, Medium, well-sorted sand. 12 - 22 Very compact, medium to fine silty sand; some gravel; trace Well-sorted sand, predominantly sand and gravel, yellow; dry.. 5 - 6.5 of clay, yellow; boulders; wet 23 - 31.5 very fine to fine, gravel Rock, hard, fine to very fine Very compact to hard, fine to lenses. 22 - 32 grained shale, highly medium, silty sand; some Till, predominantly red clay and fractured, recovered 7 feet... 6.5 - 14.5 gravel and clay, yellow; silt, some fine gravel and sand 32 - 34 boulders; wet. 31. 5 - 40.5 Refusal. at 34 CANTON R4. Very soft peat, dark yellow- CANTON Wl6. CANTON A6. brown; wet. 0 - 6 Hardpan and boulders. 0 - 12 o 2 12 - 22 6 11 22 - 35 sand, brown; very wet. 2 _ 17 Firm, medium to fine sand; Coarse gravel. 35 - 46 Sand and gravel. 17 - 23 trace of gravel and coarse Ledge. at 46 Sand. 23 - 26 sand, gray; wet. 11 - 15 Clay, blue, and silt; some sand Firm, medium to fine sand, some CANTON W17- and fine gravel. 26 - 27 coarse sand; trace of gravel. Coarse gravel. 0 - 20 Refusal, clay. at 27 yellow; wet. 15 - 21 Coarse sand and gravel. 20 - 39 Firm, medium to fine sand, some Medium to coarse sand. 39 - 44 CANTON AT. coarse sand; trace of gravel Coarse gravel. 44 - 54 Fine, well-sorted sand, some and clay, gray; wet. 21 - 26 very fine to medium, brown; wet 0 - 12 CANTON W20. Medium to very coarse sand and CANTON R5« Fine sand, brown. 0 - 20 fine to medium gravel. 12 - 33. 5 Sandy loam. 0 - 2.5 Sand and gravel. 20 - 35 Clay. 33 5 - 35 Very compact, medium to fine Fine, sandy clay. 35 - 50 Refusal in tight clay. at 35 yellow sand and gravel, some Fine sand and small gravel. 50 - 55 coarse sand; dry. 2.5 - 5 Fine, silty sand. 55 - 65 CANTON A8. Rock, medium to hard; medium to Silty clay. 65 - 73 Fill, gravel. 0 - 6 coarse grained granodiorite, Refusal. at 73 Very fine to very coarse, well- green-gray, highly fractured. rounded sand, brown; very fine recovered 5*5 feet. 5 - 13 CANTON W21. gravel; wet. 6 - 17 Sand, brown; coarse gravel; Sand, as above, but becoming CANTON R6. boulders. 0 - 10 finer with depth, at 18 feet Sandy loam. 0 - 2 Refusal. at 10 coarse gravel; very wet. 17 - 22 Firm, medium to fine sand and Very fine to medium sand and gravel; some coarse sand, CANTON W22. silt, some clay. 22 - 27 yellow; boulders; dry. 2 - 6 Peat. 0 - 5 Silt and clay, some very fine Hard, medium to fine sand and Sand, brown; gravel. 5 - 14 27 32 gravel; some coarse sand, Ik - 22 Silt and pinkish clay, some sand yellow; boulders; moist. 6 - 11-5 Hardpan. 22 - 28 and gravel. 32 - 37 Rock, hard to medium, medium to Refusal. at 28 Auger off at angle, stopped. at 37 coarse grained granodiorite. green-gray, highly fractured, CANTON W23. CANTON A10. recovered 5*8 feet. 11.5 - 20 Sand, brown; gravel. 0 - 22 Medium to very coarse sand, brown Sand and clay. 22 - 26 and fine gravel; moist. 0 - 7 CANTON R7- Refusal. at 26 Fine to very coarse sand, and Soft, sandy loam. 0 - 2 fine gravel. 7 - 12 Loose, medium to fine sand, some CANTON W25. Silt and very fine to medium coarse sand; trace of gravel. Tightly-packed sand, gray; sand, intermixed with some yellow; boulders; moist. 2 - 6 gravel. 0 - 8 coarse sand and fine gravel Firm, very fine, silty sand; Tightly packed sand, brown; lenses. 12 - 32 some soft clay, yellow; wet... 6 - 12 gravel. 8 - 27 Clay, green, and silt. 32 - 37 Firm, fine to very fine sand; Fine sand, brown. 27 - 38 Till with brown clay matrix....... 37 - 38 trace of silt, yellow; wet.... 12 - 19 Sand, brown; gravel. 38 - 48 Refusal. at 3« Compact, medium to fine sand, Fine sand, brown; gravel with yellow; some gravel and coarse clay. 48 - 59 CANTON All. sand; trace of clay; boulders; Hardpan. 59 - 71 Fill. 0 - 7 wet. 19 - 21-5 Refusal. at 71 Well-rounded gravel, predomi- Refusal. at 21-5 nantly medium; wet. 7 - 12 CANTON W26. Sand with gravel lenses. 12 - 27 CANTON R8. Sand, brown; coarse gravel. 0 - 11 Silt and some clay. 27 - 32 Very soft, sandy peat, dark Fine silt, brown. 11 - 30 Till, silt and clay matrix with yellow-brown; wet. 0 - 2-5 Sharp sand, brown; gravel. 30 - 4o some angular pebbles. 32 - 37 Loose, medium to fine sand. Sand, gray; gravel mixed with some coarse sand; trace of clay. 4o - 52 CANTON A12. gravel, gray; wet. 2.5 - 9 Clay, gray, and silt. 52 - 74 Coarse gravel. 0 - 12 Firm, medium to fine sand. Refusal. at 74 Gravel and sand. 12 - 22 yellow; some gravel; moist.... 9 - 13 Sand, mostly coarse, some fine Loose, medium to fine sand, CANTON W27. sand to coarse gravel. 22 - 32 yellow; trace of coarse sand; Sand, brown; gravel. 0 - 5 Stopped, difficulty with coarse wet. 13 - 17 Fine sand, brown... 5 - 26 gravel. at 32 Firm, medium to fine sand, Sand, brown; gravel. 26 - 34 yellow; some coarse sand; Refusal. at 34 CANTON A13. trace of gravel; boulders; wet 17 - 21 Subrounded, medium sand to Refusal. at 21 CANTON W28. medium gravel. 0 - 24 Fine sand, brown. 0 - 5 Refusal on boulder. at 24 CANTON R9. Hardpan and boulders. 5 - 25 Sandy loam. 0 - 2 Refusal. at 25 CANTON Al4. Very hard, medium to fine sand; Medium to very coarse sand, gravel; some clay; boulders. CANTON W29. brown, very fine to coarse red-brown; moist. 2 - 5 Sand, brown; sharp coarse gravel gravel; poorly-sorted, rounded Rock, hard, fine to very fine with brown, soft clay. 0 - 14 to subrounded. 0 - 26 grained felsite, pink-gray, Hardpan and boulders. 14 -19 Refusal on boulder. at 26 highly fractured; recovered Refusal. at 19 6.3 feet. 5 - 13 CANTON Rl. CANTON W30. Very soft, sandy peat, dark CANTON RIO. Sand, brown; coarse gravel. 0 - 16 yellow-brown; wet. 0 - 4. 5 Soft, sandy loam. 0 - 2 Refusal. at 16 Firm, medium to fine gray sand; Compact, medium to fine sand; trace of gravel. 1* 5 - 9 gravel, gray-yellow; boulders; CANTON W31. Loose, fine to medium, silty dry. 2 - 8 Sand, brown; gravel.. 0 - 12 9 16 12 - 16 Loose, fine to very fine, silty medium, silty sand; some Refusal. at 16 sand; trace of clay, gray; wet. 16 - 20 gravel; trace of clay, yellow. Loose, very fine to fine silty boulders; moist. 8 - 14.5 sand and soft clay, gray. 20 - 25 20 Table 2.—Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) CANTON W33 * Fine sand, brovn. Fine sand, brovn, and clay. Firm clay, green. Refusal. CANTON W34 . Fine sand, brovn. Fine silt, brovn. Fine sand, brovn; scattered sharp gravel. Hardpan. Refusal. CANTON W35 - Fine sand, brovn. Fine sand, brovn; soft, gray clay Refusal... CANTON W36 . Peat and fine, brovn sand. Sand, brovn; sharp, small gravel. Sand, brovn; sharp gravel mixed vith soft, brovn clay. Refusal. CANTON W37 * Sand, brovn; gravel; boulders.... Fine sand, brovn; scattered small gravel. Sand, brovn; sharp gravel mixed vith soft clay. Refusal. CANTON W38 . Sand, brovn; gravel. Fine sand, brovn. Medium sand, brovn. Fine, sandy silt, brovn. Silt, brovn and gray. Refusal. CANTON W39 . Peat.. Sand, gray-brovn; clay. Sand, brovn; gravel. Hardpan. Refusal.'. CANTON W40 . Fine sand, brovn. Medium sand, brovn; small sharp gravel. Sand, brovn; gravel. Silty sand, brovn, and small, sharp gravel. Firm clay, gray, and sharp gravel... Refusal. CANTON W4l . Sharp sand, brovn, and coarse gravel; large boulders. Fine sand, brovn; clay. Hardpan. Refusal. CANTON W42 . Peat... Sand and sharp gravel. Silt, gray. Firm clay, gray. Refusal. CANTON W43 . Sand, brovn, and gravel. Silt, gray. Soft clay, gray. Firm clay, gray. Sharp, dirty sand, brovn; some gravel; very tight material.... Refusal. CANTON W44 . Sand, brovn; boulders. Sand, brovn; gravel. Fine, dirty sand, brovn; small, sharp gravel mixed vith clay... Hardpan. Refusal. CAHTON W45 - Fine sand, brovn. Very fine sand; traces of clay... Medium sand, brovn; mixed vith clay.. Refusal. Depth Depth CANTON W46. CANTON W70. 0 - 25 Sand, brovn; silt. 0 - 20 Fine sand, brovn. 25 - 30 Sand, brovn; clay. . 20 - 30 Fine silt, brovn. 30 - 36 Refusal. at 30 Fine silt, brown; clay. at 36 CANTON W47. CANTON W72. Fine sand, brovn. - 25 Fine sand, brovn. 0 - 18 Fine to medium sand, brovn. . 25 - ko Fine sand, brovn; small, sharp 18 - 39 Medium sand, brovn. - 54 gravel mixed vith clay. Hardpan. . 54 - 62 Silt, brovn; clay. 39 - 49 Refusal. at 62 Sand, brovn; small gravel 49 - 54.5 mixed vith soft clay. at 54.5 CANTON W48. Fine sand, brovn. 0 - 25 DEDHAM W12. Medium sand, brovn. • 25 - 53 Loam. 0 - 30 Medium sand, brovn; clay. • 53 - 69 Sand, yellov. 30 - 60 Hardpan; clay; gravel. at 60 CANTON W49. Gravel. Peat. 0 - 7 Bedrock. Dirty sand, brovn. • 7 - 21 0 - 4 Soft clay, brovn and gray. . 21 - 39 DEDHAM W15. 4 - 18 Fine sand, brovn. • 39 - 60 Loam. Sand, gray; clay. . 60 - 86 Sand, red. 18 - 29 Refusal. at 86 Gravel. at 29 CANTON W50. DEDHAM W231. Peat. 0 - 6 Gravel fill. 0 - 5 Sand, brovn; gravel. 6 - 20 Silt, gray-brovn. Hardpan. 20 - 25 Till. 5 - 16 Refusal. at 25 DEDHAM W262. 16 - 28 CANTON W51. Sand; sharp gravel. at 28 Tightly packed sand, brovn. 0 - 26 Clay. Coarse sand, brovn; gravel; traces of clay. 26 - 33 DEDHAM W263. 0 - 21 Sand, brovn; gravel. 33 - 54.5 Peat. 21 - 39 Refusal. at 54.5 Sand; sharp, tight gravel. 39 - 49 Clay. 49 - 69 CANTON W53- 69 - 79 Clay and hardpan. 0 - 9 FOXBOROUGH W3. at 79 Fine sand, gray. 9 - 25 Very fine to fine veil-sorted. Fine silt, gray. 25 - ko angular to subrounded sand, Firm clay. 40 - 60 brovn; scattered, coarse sand; 0 - 3 Silty sand, gray; small gravel. 60 - 78 fine gravel. 3 - 20 Refusal. at 78 Very fine veil-sorted sand. 20 - 36 brovn; some silt. 36 - 38.5 CANTON W54. Till (?). at 38.5 Sand, brovn. 0 - 6 Sand, brovn; sharp gravel, FOXBOROUGH W20. mixed vith firm clay. 6 - 27 Mud and topsoil; clay; sand. 0 - 21 Medium sand and gravel; a CANTON W 58 . little clay; sharp gravel. 21 - 31 Sand; boulders. 0 - 7 Medium sand and gravel, some 31 - 44 Sand, brovn; gravel. 7 - 28 sharp. Fine sand, brovn; small, sharp. Medium to coarse sand. 44 - 49 dirty gravel. 28 - 4o No record. Hardpan. ko - 48 Refusal, rock or ledge. 49 - 54 Refusal. at 48 at 5^ FOXBOROUGH W21. CANTON W6l. Mud; sand; gravel; clay; gray- (Log of 8-inch veil at site.) brovn sand. Topsoil and sand. 0 - 10 No record. 0 -19 10 - 20 19 - 2k Sand and gravel. 20 - 30 24 - 32 Coarse gravel. 30 - 40 FOXBOROUGH W22. at 32 Medium gravel. 4o - 43 Medium to fine sand; some clay; (Finished veil depth 5k feet in coarse gravel.) seme rough, broken gravel. No record. 0 - 5 CANTON W63. Refusal on rock or ledge. 5 - 20 (Log of 8-inch well at site.) 20 - 32 Sand and gravel. 0 - 10 FOXBOROUGH W24. 32 - 43 Medium sand. 10 - 30 Sand; clay; broken gravel. at 43 Coarse gravel. 30 - 35 No record. Sand and gravel. 35 - 43 Refusal, ledge or rock. 0 - 22 CANTON W66. FOXBOROUGH W40. 22 - 37 Fine sand. 0 - 6 Topsoil and mud. 37 - 52 Coarse sand and gravel. 6 - 32 Gravel and sand. 52 - 83 Hardpan and boulders. 32 - 40 Hardpan and boulders. Coarse gravel. ko - 60 Ledge. 83 - 92 at 92 CANTON W 67 . FOXBOROUGH W42. Firm clay, brovn. 0 - 25 Sand and gravel. Sand, brown; gravel mixed with Sand; gravel; trace of clay. 0 - 7 clay. 25 - 30 Sand and gravel. 7 - 26 Fine sand, brovn; gravel vith Sand; gravel; some clay. silty brovn streaks of clay.. 30 - 4l 26 - ko FOXBOROUGH U6j. 4o - 47 CANTON W68. Loose sand; gravel fill. at 47 (Log of 2j-inch well at site.) Firm sand; some gravel; stones; Tightly packed sand and gravel. 0 - 5 mi. Fine sand. 5 - 20 Inorganic silt; trace of fine 0 - 30 Medium sand and gravel. 20 - 25 sand and gravel. 30 - 65 Coarse sand and gravel . 25 - 37 Firm, fine sand. Fine sand and small gravel. 37 - 45 Firm, coarse sand and gravel.... 65 - 81 Hardpan. 45 - 50 Refusal. at 81 Refusal . at 50 Depth 0 - 20 20 - 40 40 - 51 0 - 23 23 - 45 45 - 59 59 - 68 0 - 2.5 2.5 - 5 5 - 16 16 - 18 18 - 30 0-2 2-3 3 - 30 0 - 2.5 2.5 - 21 21 - 21.9 0 - 15 15 - 68 0 - 3 3 - 25 25 - 39 0 - 7-5 7.5 - 20 20 - 32 0 - 14.8 14.8 - 20.1 20.1 - 25.2 25.2 - 30.5 30.5 - 34.8 at 34.8 0 - 20 20 - 23.7 at 23.7 0 - 20 20 - 25.9 at 25.9 0 - 20.2 20.2 - 25.1 at 25.1 0 - 3 3 - 27 27 - 31 at 31 0 - 28 28 - 38 38 - 50 50 - 61 0-2 2 - 14 14 - 17 17 - 21 21 - 32 at 32 21 Table 2.—Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth FOXBOROUGH W70. HOLBROOK W6. HOLBROOK W31. Loam; sand; gravel. 0 - 3-5 Loam... 0 - 1 Loam. 0 - 1 7 10 1 11 1 - 25 Refusal. at 10 Sand; gravel; boulders. 11 - 18 Fine sand. 25 - 29 Soft clay. 18 - 23 Sand; some gravel, very sharp... 29 - 33 FOXBOROUGH WJ1. Hard clay; boulders. 23 - 27 Refusal. at 33 Loam; boulders. 0 - 3 Refusal. at 27 Compact sand; gravel; boulders; HOLBROOK W32. clay. 3 - 6.6 HOLBROOK WJ. Medium and fine sand... 0 - 25 Refusal. at 6.6 Sand and clay. 0 - 4 Fine sand and clay. 25 - 51 Hardpan and boulders. 4 - 12 Refusal. at 51 FOXBOROUGH W73- Refusal. at 12 Loam; sand; gravel; cinder fill.. 0 - 3 HOLBROOK W33- Compact sand; gravel; boulders... 3 - 16 HOLBROOK W8. Fine sand and clay. 0 - 20 Refusal. at 16 Sand; clay; boulders. 0 - 19 Fine and medium sand... 20 - 40 Firm clay; sharp gravel. 19 - 28 Fine sand, some coarse and FOXBOROUGH W75- Hardpan and boulders. 28 - 34 sharp. 40 - 56 Loose sand. 0 - 2.6 Refusal. at 34 Refusal. at 56 Small boulders. 2 6 - 4.7 Refusal. at 4.7 HOLBROOK W13. HOLBROOK W34. Sand; gravel; boulders. 0 - 9 Peat. 0 - 1 HINGHAM Bl. Fine sand; clay; boulders. 9 - 17 Fine sand and clay. 1 - 25 Fine sand; gravel. 0 - T Fine to medium sand; red clay; Refusal. at 25 Medium, compact, fine sand; scattered gravel. IT - 26 silt; gravel. 7 - 12 Fine sand; clay; sharp gravel... 26 - 34 HOLBROOK W35- Compact, medium sand; gravel. 12 - 14 Refusal. at 34 Peat. 0 - 1 Fine sand and clay. 1 - 36 HINGHAM W80. H0LER00K Wl4. Refusal. at 36 Fine sand; clay; some gravel. 0 - 22 Fine sand; gravel. 0 - 10 Sand; gray; sharp gravel. 22 - 28 Fine sand; clay. 10 - 25 HOLBROOK W36. Rock or ledge (?). 28 - 32.5 Medium sand, brown; traces of Loam. 0 - 2 clay. 25 - 28 Fine sand and clay. 2 - 20 HINGHAM W8l. Fine sand, brown; traces of Clay. 20 - 65 Medium to fine sand, some coarse, clay. 28 - 39 Refusal. at 65 brown at top changing to gray.. 0 - 20.8 Fine sand, white; clay. 39 - 44 Medium sand, gray gravel. 20 . 8 - 26 Fine sand, brown; clay. 44 - 55 HOLBROOK W37- Rock or ledge (?)... 26 - 26.2 Fine to medium sand; scattered Peat. 0 - 1 gravel; clay. 55 - 64 Fine sand and clay. 1 -18 HINGHAM W105- Hardpan. 64 - 69 Refusal (hardpan). at 18 Peat. 0 - 3 Fine to medium sand, gray; HOLBROOK W15. HOLBROOK W 38 . broken gravel. 3 - 20 Loam. 0 - 1 Loam.. 0 - 1 Fine sand; trace of clay. 1 - 26 Fine sand and clay. 1 - 15 HINGHAM W108. Medium sand; sharp gravel; clay. 26 - 48 Sand; some gravel, very sharp... 15 - 24 Fine to medium sand, gray; Hardpan. 48 - 53 Refusal (hardpan). at 24 broken gravel. 0 • - 19 Refusal. at 53 Fine to medium sand, brown; HOLBROOK W39- gravel. 19 - 25 HOLBROOK W17. Loam. 0 ~ 1 Fine to medium sand, brown; Sand and gravel. 0 - 11 Sand and gravel; trace of clay.. 1 - 20 gravel with clay. 25 - 30 Fine sand; sharp gravel; clay... 11 - 26 Medium sand, fine sand; gravel; Fine sand, brown; sharp, broken Hard clay; boulders. 26 - 31 traces of clay. 20 - 35 gravel. 30 - 35 Refusal. at 31 Refusal. at 35 No record. 35 - 36 Refusal. at 36 HOLBROOK Wl8. HOLBROOK W40. Sand; scattered gravel. 0 - 22 Loam. 0 - 1 HINGHAM WI 67 . Soft clay; boulders. 22 - 3T Fine sand and clay. 1 - 20 Peat and clay. 0 - 21 Hard clay; sharp gravel. 37 - 43 Fine sand; some gravel, very Fine sand, gray; gravel; trace Refusal. at 43 sharp; traces of clay 20 - 40 of clay. 21 - 42 Refusal (hardpan). at 40 No record. 42 - ^ 5.5 HOLBROOK W19. Refusal. at 45.5 Sand and gravel... 0 - 10 HOLBROOK W4l. Sandy clay; sharp gravel; Peat. 0 - 3 HINGHAM W168. boulders. 10 - 21 Fine sand and clay. 3 - 20 Fine to medium sand; large Refusal. at 21 Fine sand; some gravel. 20 - 30 gravel, brown changing to gray. 0 - 26 Fine and medium sand... 30 - 4l Fine to medium sand, gray; HOLBROOK W20. Refusal. at 4l gravel; trace of clay. 26 - 36.5 Fine sand and clay. 0 - 6 Fine to medium sand, brown; Fine sand, some coarse but sharp 6 - 20 HOLBROOK W42. 4l 20 3 C 0 - 31 Fine sand, brown; broken gravel, Medium and fine sand. 30 _ 39 Fine sand, some coarse and gray; trace of clay. 41 - 47 Refusal. at 39 sharp. 31 - 4l No record. 47 - 48 Refusal. at 4l Refusal. at 48 HOLBROOK W21. Loam. 0 - 1 HOLBROOK W43. HINGHAM Wl80. Fine and medium sand. 1 - 25 Fine and medium sand... 0 - 20 Peat. 0 - 11.5 Fine and medium sand, brown. 25 - 27 Fine, some coarse sand. 20 - 25 Fine sand, gray; broken gravel... 11. 5 - 20 Refusal. at 27 Fine and medium sand... 25 - 32 Stopped, pipe bent. at 32 HINGHAM Wl8l. HOLBROOK W24. Peat. 0 - 6 Fine sand and clay. 0 - 19 HOLBROOK W46. Medium sand, brown. 6 - 15 Refusal. at 19 Peat. 0 - 8 Fine sand; clay. 8 - 38 HOLBROOK W4. HOLBROOK W25. Gravel, medium to fine sand. 38 - 42 Loam and clay. 0 - 2 Peat. 0 - 1 Firm, sandy clay. 2 - 9 Fine sand; some gravel. 1 - 15 HOLBROOK W47. Coarse sand; gravel. 9 - 15 Fine sand; brace of clay. 15 - 30 Peat. 0 - 3 Hard clay; sharp gravel. 15 - 26 Fine sand; some sharp gravel.... 30 - 36.6 Sandy clay; gravel. 3 - 22 Hardpan. 26 - 29 Refusal. at 36.6 Sand and gravel. 22 - 25 Refusal. at 29 Hard clay and boulders. 25 - 36 HOLBROOK W27. Fine sand; sharp gravel 36 - 4l HOLBROOK W5. Peat. 0 - 1 Refusal. at 4l Loam and clay. 0 - 2 Sand and clay. 1 - 4o Firm sand; clay. 2 - 13 Sand, fine, some sharp, coarse.. 40 - 44 HOLBROOK W48. Coarse sand; gravel. 13 - 23 Refusal. at 44 Sandy clay. 0 - 2 Medium sand; sharp gravel; clay.. 23 - 34 Fine sand. 2 - IT Hardpan and boulders. 34 - 36 HOLBROOK W29. Hard clay. IT - 20 Refusal. at 36 Fine sand and clay. 0 - 28.8 Refusal. at 20 Refusal.’. at 28.8 22 Table 2.—Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth HOLBROOK Wt*9. MEDFIELD A3. NORWOOD AT. Fine sand and gravel. 0 - 12 Gravel. 0 - 12 Fill: sand and gravel. 0 - 3 12 19 12 22 No sample. 19 - 26 Poorly sorted sand; gravel. 22 _ 44 Medium sand, brown, wet. 7 - 69 Refusal. at 26 Refusal. at 44 Silty clay, gray. 69 - 87 Refusal. at 87 HOLBROOK W50. MEDFIELD A4. Sand; gravel; clay. 0 - 23 Medium to very coarse sand, NORWOOD A8. Silt; sharp gravel. 23 - 38 brown; fine gravel, finer Medium sand, brown. 0 - 14 Hardpan. 38 - k2 with depth. 0 - 4l Medium sand, brown; some gravel. 14 - 28 Refusal. at k2 Sand; lenses of coarse gravel... 4l - 58 Sand and gravel. 28 - 44 Refusal (clay). at 58 Clay; lenses of gravel. 44 - 47 HOLBROOK W51. Stopped, drilling slow. at 47 Sand and gravel. 0 - 16 MEDFIELD W125. Sharp gravel; sand. 16 - 20 (Log of 8-inch well at site.) NORWOOD W4. Sand; gravel; clay. 20 - 27 Sharp gravel; clay. 0 - 20 Soil and peat. 0 - 2 Refusal. at 27 Coarse sand; gravel. 20 - 25 Gravel and sand. 2 - 10 Coarse to medium sand. 25 - 50 Fine sand. 10 - 22 HOLBROOK W52. Coarse gravel; boulders; some Fine sand; clay. 22 - 34 Fine sand. 0 - 12 medium sand. 50 - 60 Gravel, some fine sand. 34 - 44 Hardpan. 12 - 18 Gravel and sand. 44 - 51 Clay. 18 - 22 MEDFIELD W129. Medium to fine sand. 51 - 72 Refusal. at 22 Fine to medium sand and gravel; Coarse gravel; fine sand. 72 - 88 some clay. 0 - 25 Refusal. at 88 HOLBROOK W53. Fine to medium sand and gravel.. 25 - 30 Sand. 0 - 16 Medium to coarse sand and NORWOOD W5. Fine sand. 16 - 30 gravel. 30 - 4o Peat and mud. 0 - 6 Medium sand. 30 - 33 Fine to medium sand and gravel.. 4o - 46 Sand and gravel. 6 - 15 Fine sand. 33 - 46 No record. 46 - 49 Clay, yellow. 15 - 25 Refusal. at 46 Refusal. at 49 Gravel and clay. 25 - 33-5 HOLBROOK W55. MEDFIELD W130. NORWOOD W6. Loam. 0 - 1 Fine sand and gravel; some Peat. 0 - 8 Sandy clay; gravel. 1 - 4 clay. 0 - 38 Sand and gravel. 8 - 20 Sand; silt; boulders. 4 - 21 Fine to medium sand and gravel.. 38 - 48 Clay. 20 - 45.6 Fine sand; sharp gravel. 21 - 27 Fine sand and gravel. 48 - 53 Silt. 27 - 34 Fine to medium sand and gravel.. 53 - 58 NORWOOD W7. Hardpan. 34 - 36 Fine sand and gravel. 58 - 73. 5 Mud. 0 - 1 Refusal. at 36 Refusal. at 73- 5 Sand, with little gravel. 1 - 11 Very fine sand. 11 - 31 HOLBROOK W 57 . NORWOOD Al. Sand with clay. 31 -101.7 Sandy clay; gravel; boulders. 0 - 6 Sand, all sizes, brown, well- Soft clay. 6 - 17 rounded, well-sorted; gravel NORWOOD W 9 . 17 24 0 6l Soil. 0 1 Refusal. at 24 Silt; blue clay. 61 - 62 Sand; some gravel. 1 - 21 Fine sand. 21 - 32 HOLBROOK W 58 . NORWOOD A2. Very fine sand. 32 - 48 Sandy clay. 0 - 2 Sand, predominantly medium. Fine sand and clay. 48 - 94 Firm clay. 2 - 15 brown, subrounded, well- Coarse gravel and some sand. 94 -100 Fine sand; sharp gravel. 15 - 17 sorted; some gravel; moist.... 0 - 22 Refusal. at 100 Hardpan. 17 - 23 Silt; gray-green clay; at Refusal. at 23 36 feet some sand and gravel.. 22 - 42 NORWOOD W10. Till, predominantly clay and Fill. 0 - 12 HOLBROOK W 59 . silt, with some angular gravel Fine sand and gravel. 12 - 14 Hard clay; boulders. 0 - 9 and sand, purple. 42 - 43 Fine sand and clay. 14 - 68 Fine sand; gravel. 9 - 18 Refusal in till. at 43 Very fine sand and clay. 68 -110 Hard clay; boulders. 18 - 25 Refusal on boulder. at 110 Refusal. at 25 NORWOOD A3. Pea t. 0 - 1 NORWOOD Wll. HOLBROOK W6l. Sand, brown; gravel; dry. 1 - 5 Soil and peat. 0 - 6 Sand; gravel; boulders. 0 - 7 Peat. 5 - 6 Fine sand and gravel. 6 - 44 Hard clay; sharp gravel. 7 - 22 Medium sand, brown, wet. 6 - 14 Fine sand; gravel; clay. 44 - 54.7 Refusal. at 22 Clay, blue, and interbedded Refusal. at 54.7 fine sand, dry. 14 - 35 HOLBROOK W 63 . Clay, blue. 35 - 55 NORWOOD Wl6. Loam and clay..... 0 - 1 Clay, blue; some gravel. 55 - 60 Fine to coarse sand; gravel. 0 - 26 Sandy clay and boulders. 1 - 7 Clay, blue, tight. 60 - 64 Fine sand. 26 - 31 Sand and gravel. 7 - 13 Hardpan, clay and gravel Fine to coarse sand; gravel. 31 - 40 Hardpan and boulders. 13 - 18 pebbles. 64 - 65 Coarse sand. 40 - k2 Refusal. at 18 Refusal. at 65 Coarse gravel; some fine sand... 42 - 45 Coarse gravel. 45 - 51 HOLBROOK W64. NORWOOD A4. Refusal. at 51 Fill. 0 - 3 Peat. 0 - 7 Peat. 3 - 4 Coarse sand, brown, wet. 7 - 13 NORWOOD W17. Fine to medium sand and Medium sand, brown. 13 - 33 Fine sand; clay. 0 - 40 scattered gravel. 4 - 32 Medium sand, gray to brown; Fine sand; some gravel. 40 - 43 Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay... 32 - 37 some gray clay. 33 - 72 Very hard-packed sand; gravel... 43 - 48 Medium sand, brown. 72 - 90 Sand; very hard-packed gravel... 48 - 51 HOLBROOK WI 98 . Medium sand, brown; some blue Loam. 0 - 2 clay. 90 105 NORWOOD Wl8. Fine sand, brown; gravel. 2 - 18 Sandy clay, blue (drilling Peat. 0 - 3 Silty sand, yellow. 18 - 29 more difficult). 105 -128 Fine sand and clay. 3 - 20 Hardpan. 29 - 32 Sand and gravel (?). 128 -135 Fine sand and clay; some gravel. 20 - 22 Refusal. at 32 Coarse sand. 135 136 Fine sand and clay. 22 - 28 Refusal. at 136 Coarse sand; gravel; filled MEDFIELD Al. with very fine sand and clay.. 28 - 54 Sand; silt; gravel, dirty. 0 - n NORWOOD A5. Refusal. at 11 Coarse sand, brown; gravel. 0 - 5 NORWOOD W20. Peat. 5 - 7 Sand, some fine; gravel. 0 - 17 MEDFIELD A2. Coarse sand, brown, wet. 7 - 55 Coarse sand; gravel. 17 - 22 Medium to very coarse, well- Medium sand, gray. 55 - 90 Coarse sand; gravel with fines.. 22 - 33 rounded, well-sorted sand. Medium sand, gray; silty clay... 90 -152 Coarse sand and gravel. 33 - 37 brown; fine gravel; wet. 0 - 12 Fine sand. 37 - 43 Fine to medium sand, high mafic NORWOOD A6. Fine sand and clay. 43 - 54 content. 12 - 17 Sand and gravel. 0 - 2 Sand, predominantly coarse to Peat. 2 - 6 NORWOOD W21. very coarse; fine gravel. 17 - 45 Sand, brown; gravel; wet. 6 - 79 Peat. 0 - 4 Refusal In blue clay. at 45 Sand, brown; clay, silty. 79 - 87 Medium sand. 4 - 42 Clay. 87 - 95 Fine sand and clay. 42 - 58 Refusal In hardpan. at 95 Coarse sand and fine gravel. 58 - 65 Hardpan. 65 - 67 23 Table 2.—Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) NORWOOD W22 . Topsoil... Sand and fine gravel. Fine sand. Sand and gravel. Fine sand. Medium sand. Medium to fine sand. Fine sand. Fine sand; clay. Gravel; sand. Refusal. NORWOOD W23 • Peat. Fine sand. Fine sand and clay. Sand; gravel; clay. Hardpan. Refusal. NORWOOD W30 . Sand, coarse; gravel. NORWOOD W38 . Fine, impervious material.. NORWOOD W42 . Muck. Very fine sand. Gravel. Hardpan. NORWOOD W45 . Coarse sand. Medium sand. Medium to fine sand. Medium to coarse sand. Fine to medium sand. Fine sand..... Fine, silty sand; traces of clay. Refusal. NORWOOD W46 . Sand and clay. Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay; boulders. Refusal. RANDOLPH Bl . Loamy sand and gravel fill. Hard sand and gravel. Hard, cemented sand and gravel, hardpan. RANDOLPH Wl . Peat. Fine sand. Silt and sharp gravel. No record. Refusal. RANDOLPH W2 . Fine sand and gravel. Hard clay, red; sharp gravel. Refusal. RANDOLPH W3 . Loam and gravel. Hard clay, red. Hard clay; boulders. Refusal. RANDOLPH W4. Fill. Hard clay; boulders. Hardpan. Refusal. RANDOLPH W6 . Sand and gravel. Sand; gravel; boulders. Sand and gravel. Medium sand. Sand and gravel. Fine sand; sharp gravel; clay.... Refusal. RANDOLPH W7 . Sand. Hard clay, boulders. Hardpan... Refusal. RANDOLPH W10 . Loam. Sand and gravel. Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay... Hardpan. Refusal. Depth Depth Depth RANDOLPH Wll. ROCKLAND X6. 0 - 4 Loam and sand. 0 - 4 Soft peat. 0 - 17 4 - 17 Medium to coarse sand. 4 - 12 Fine sand, gray; gravel; clay... 17 - 25 IT - 19 Fine, silty sand. 12 65 19 - 32 Refusal. at 65 ROCKLAND X7- 32 - 34 Soft peat. 0 - 16 34 - 39 RANDOLPH W12. Medium sand, gray; gravel; 39 - 49 Sand and gravel. 0 18 ■boulders; little clay. 16 - 25 49 - 55 Fine sand; trace of clay. 18 - 62 55 -127 Silt and clay. 62 - 74 ROCKLAND X8. 127 -137 Refusal. at 74 Sandy loam and boulders. 0 - 2.5 at 137 Medium sand, yellow; gravel; RANDOLPH W13. boulders. 2 5 - 5.5 Sand; gravel. 0 - 3 0 - 1 Medium sand, gray. 3 - 10 ROCKLAND X9. 1 - 22 Fine, silty sand. 10 67 Loamy sand and boulders. 0 - 2.5 22 - 37 Refusal. at 67 Medium sand, yellow; gravel; 37 - 40 boulders. 2 5 - 15 40 - 49.3 RANDOLPH Wl4. at 49.3 Loam and peat. 0 2 ROCKLAND X10. Medium to coarse sand and gravel 2 9 Sandy loam; boulders. 0 - 3 Fine, silty sand. 9 - 63 Medium sand, yellow; gravel; 0 - 40 Refusal. at 63 boulders. 3 - n Refusal. at 11 RANDOLPH W15. 0 - 80 Sandy clay. 0 3 ROCKLAND Xll. Medium sand. 3 - 14 Sandy loam and boulders. 0 - 3 Fine, silty sand. 14 60 Medium sand, yellow; gravel; 0 - 3 Refusal. at 60 boulders.... 3 - 10 3 - 53 53 - 60 RANDOLPH Wl6. ROCKLAND X13. 60 - 62 Fine sand; clay; boulders. 0 - 39 Loam; sand and gravel, boulder Fine sand; sharp gravel. 39 - 44 fill. 0 - 4.5 Refusal. at 44 Compact, coarse sand and gravel 0 - 2k and boulders. 4 5 - 8 24 - 32 RANDOLPH W17. Coarse sand and gravel. 8 - 17 32 - 48 Clay; sand; boulders. 0 25 48 - 54 Refusal. at 25 ROCKLAND Xl4. 5 1 * - 61 Loam. 0 - 2 6l - 77 RANDOLPH Wl8. Compact, coarse sand and gravel; 77 - 84 0 10 2 8.5 at 84 Coarse sand, brown; gravel. 10 29 Coarse sand and gravel. 8 5 - 19 ' Refusal. at 29 Refusal on rock or boulder. at 19 0 - 11 ROCKLAND Al. SHARON B3. Dirty sand; gravel. 0 27 Sandy loam, brown; trace of 11 - 25 Refusal on boulder. at 27 fine gravel. 0 - 3 at 25 Fine sand, brown; little fine ROCKLAND W19. gravel. 3 - 8 Sand; gravel; boulders; some Fine to medium sand, brown; 0 - 3-5 clay. 0 16 trace of silt. 8 - 20 3. 5-9 Sand; gravel; some clay. 16 29 Fine sand, brown; trace of silt. 20 - 30 Sand; sharp gravel; boulders; Fine sand, brown; little silt... 30 - 54 9 - 13 some hard clay. 29 - 43 Coarse sand, brown, some fine Refusal. at 43 to medium gravel; trace of silt. 54 - 60 0 - 2 ROCKLAND W21. Fine sand, brown; some silt and 2 - 27 Sand; gravel; boulders; some decomposed rock. 60 - 61 27 - 54 clay. 0 26 Refusal. at 61 54 - 57 Sand; sharp gravel; boulders; at 57 clay. 26 35-5 SHARON B4. Sharp gravel; hard, yellow Peat, dark brown. 0 - 2 clay; boulders. 35.5 - 4l Medium to fine sand, gray; some 0 - 9 Refusal. at 4i coarse gravel; trace of silt.. 2 - 15 9 - 24 Medium to fine sand, brown; at 24 ROCKLAND W 97 . trace of silt. 15 - 30 Gravel. 0 50 Very fine sand, brown; trace of silt. 30 - 45 0 - 1 ROCKLAND X2. Very fine sand, brown; little 1 - 12 Sand, gravel, boulder fill. 0 1.5 silt. 45 - 53 12 - 21 Compact, coarse sand and gravel. 1-5 - ^•5 Coarse to fine sand, brown; some at 21 Fine sand, yellow; little gravel 4.5 - 7 coarse gravel; trace of silt.. 53 - 59 Medium sand, yellow; little Fine sand, brown; little silt; gravel. 7 - 9-5 medium to fine gravel. 59 - 64 0 - 4 Compact, medium sand and gravel. 9-5 - 14 Refusal. at 64 4 - 11 Refusal on rock or boulder. at 14 11 - 23 SHARON B5. at 23 ROCKLAND X3. Loose sand, brown; some gravel Loam... 0 2 and boulders.. 0 - 8.5 Loose, fine sand, yellow. 2 4.5 Coarse sand, brown; some gravel. 8. 5 - 11 0 - 8 Coarse sand and gravel. 4.5 - 7 Very fine sand, brown; silt. 11 - 14 8 - 17 Fine sand, yellow. 7 - 8 Very fine sand, brown; some 17 - 30 Coarse sand and gravel. 8 - 19-5 silt; trace of gravel. 14 - 19 30 - 35 Refusal on rock or boulder. at 19-5 Coarse sand, brown; some gravel. 19 - 2k 35 - 40 Rock, recovered 5 feet. 24 - 32 40 - 43 ROCKLAND X4. at 43 Loam. 0 1 SHARON B6. Loose, fine sand; little clay... 1 3 Fine sand, dark brown; some Compact, coarse sand and gravel. 3 - 4.5 silt; trace of gravel. 0 - 5 0 - 2 Compact, coarse sand; gravel; Fine sand, brown; trace of 2 - 8 boulders. 4.5 - 13-5 gravel. 5 - 10 8 - 14 Fine sand, brown; some silt at 14 ROCKLAND X5. and gravel. 10 - 20 Loam. 0 1 Sand, brown; some gravel; silt.. 20 - 27 Coarse sand and gravel. 1 6 Rock, recovered 3 feet. 27 - 35 0 - 1 Fine sand, yellow. 6 - 8 1 - 14 Coarse sand and gravel. 8 - 13 14 - 43 Compact, coarse sand and 43 - 45 gravel. 13 - 16.5 at 45 Refusal on rock or boulder. at 16 .5 2k Table 2.--Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth SHARON BT. SHARON R12 (Continued). STOUGHTON W112. Very soft, leached, sandy loam. Medium sand and gravel, gray- Medium sand, brown; gravel. 0 20 dark yellow; trace of gravel... 0 - 3-5 yellow; some coarse and fine Medium sand, brown; large, Medium to coarse sand, yellow; sand; trace silt; boulders.... 8 5 - 16 sharp gravel. 20 25 some fine gravel; fine sand; Medium to coarse sand, yellow; Fine to medium sand, brown; boulders. 3 5 - 12 some gravel; fine sand. 16 - 21.5 gravel. 25 - 30 Firm, fine sand, yellow; some Medium to fine sand, yellow; Fine to medium sand, brown. 30 - 35 medium sand; trace of gravel... 12 - 17 some coarse sand; boulders.... 21 5 - 23.5 Fine to medium sand, brown; Medium to fine sand, yellow; medium to coarse gravel. 35 - 40 some coarse sand; trace of SHARON W33. Fine sand, brown; coarse gravel. 40 ^5 gravel. 17 - 23 Sand; gravel; boulders. 0 - 10 Fine, silty sand, brown; some Very firm, coarse to medium Fine sand. 10 - 14 coarse gravel. 45 - 50 sand, yellow; some gravel; Fine sand or clay. Ik - 15 Medium to coarse sand, brown; trace of fine sand; boulders... 23 - 35 Coarse sand; small gravel. 15 - 20 some gravel. 50 - 65 Firm, medium to fine sand. No record. 65 - 67.3 yellow; trace of fine gravel; SHARON W4l. Refusal. at 67.3 boulders. 35 - ko Peat and sand. 0 - 4 Firm, fine to medium sand. Medium sand. 4 - 20 STOUGHTON W113. yellow; trace of coarse sand... 4o - 46 Loose, medium sand. 20 - 40 Fine to medium sand (clay). Firm, coarse to medium sand, Packed, coarse sand and some brown, with large gravel. 0 30 yellow; some gravel; trace of fine gravel. 40 - 45 No record. 30 - 33.3 fine sand. 46 - 51 Hardpan. ^5 - 47 Refusal. at 33-3 Firm, coarse to very coarse sand, yellow; gravel; some SHARON W58. STOUGHTON W116. medium sand. 51 - 56 Sand; gravel; boulders. 0 - 4 Fine sand, brown; broken gravel; Loose, coarse to medium sand, Sand and gravel. 4 - 28 clay. 0 20 yellow; trace of fine gravel Sand; gravel; boulders. 28 - 46 Silty sand; clay, brown. 20 63.8 and fine sand; boulders. 56 - 63 Hard-packed sand; sharp gravel; Refusal. at 63.8 Firm, medium to coarse sand. trace of clay. 46 - 50 yellow; trace of fine gravel Stopped. at 50 STOUGHTON W117- and fine sand; boulders. 63 - 68 Coarse sand, brown; gravel. 0 20 Firm, medium sand, yellow; some SHARON W77. Fine sand, brown. 20 35 gravel; trace of clay; boulders 68 - 74 Peat. 0 - 3 Fine to medium, silty sand, Refusal. at 74 Fine sand, brown; broken gravel; brown. 35 - 4o specks of clay. 3 - 29 Fine, silty sand, brown; clay... 40 68.5 SHARON RT. Fine sand and gravel, brown. 29 - 39 Fill; fine sand; little silt. 0 - 3 Fine sand, brown. 39 - 44 STOUGHTON Wll8. Fine sand, brown; trace of silt.. 3 - 7 No record. 44 - 47 Medium to coarse sand, brown; Very fine sand, brown; silt; Refusal. at 47 gravel with clay. 0 20 trace of cobbles. 7 - Ik Fine sand, brown. 20 30 Silt, brown-gray; trace of very SHARON W78. Fine to medium sand, brown. 30 - 35 fine silt. l4 - 20 Peat. 0 - 4 Medium to coarse sand, brown; Fine sand, brown; little silt.... 20 - 2k Fine sand, brown; gravel. 4 - 30 gravel. 35 - *»5 Medium to coarse sand, gray; Clay, brown. 30 - 35 Fine to medium sand, brown. 45 - 50 fine gravel. 24 - 27 No record. 35 - 36.5 No record. 50 - 53.6 Medium to coarse sand, gray; Refusal. at 36.5 Refusal. at 53.6 trace of silt. 27 - 31-5 SHARON W79. STOUGHTON W132. SHARON R8. Peat. 0 - 2 Loam and peat. 0 2-5 Fine sand, brown; trace of Fine sand, brown; broken gravel. 2 - 35 Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay; vegetation. 0 - 2 Fine to medium sand, brown; boulders. 2.5 - 16.7 Fine to medium sand, brown. 2 - 15 gravel. 35 - ko Medium tofine sand, brown; Fine sand, brown; gravel. 40 - 50 STOUGHTON W136. trace of silt. 15 - 20 No record. 50 - 52 Peat and loam. 0 2 Fine sand, brown; trace of silt.. 20 - 26.5 Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay.. 2 7 SHARON W80. Hard-packed sand and gravel. 7 - 16.5 SHARON R9. Fine sand and gravel, brown. 0 - 36 Gravel and clay. 16.5 - 18.1 Loamy, fine sand, brown. 0 - 3 Fine sand, brown, with clay Refusal. at 18.1 Fine to medium sand; little fine and very little gravel. 36 - 51 to coarse gravel, brown. 3 - 9 Refusal. at 51.5 STOUGHTON W139- Fine sand, brown; little silt.... 9 - 12 Sand; gravel; clay. 0 17 Coarse to fine sand, brown; some SHARON W8l. Hard-packed sand and gravel; fine to coarse gravel. 12 - 18 Fine sand and gravel, brown. 0 - 25 traces of clay. 17 - 21.2 Fine to medium sand, brown. 18 - 29 Fine sand, brown; gravel; clay.. 25 - 30.5 Fine to medium sand, brown; Fine sand, brown; clay; some STOUGHTON Wl40. trace of silt. 29 - 41.6 small gravel. 30 5 - 50.5 Loam and subsoil. 0 1 Refusal. at 51 Hard-packed, coarse sand and SHARON RIO. gravel. 1 9 Black peat. 0 - 1 SHARON W82. Medium sand and gravel; boulders; Fine to medium sand, brown; Fine sand, brown; broken gravel; trace of clay. 9 - 18.5 trace of silt and fine gravel.. 1 - 7 traces of clay. 0 - 25 Medium sand and gravel; clay; Fine sand, brown; little silt.... 7 - 13 Fine sand, brown; clay. 25 - 76 boulders. 18.5 - 22 Fine sand, brown; trace of silt.. 13 - 20 No record. 76 - 78 Medium to fine sand with gravel. Refusal. at 78 clay, and boulders. 22 28.2 SHARON Rll. Refusal. at 28.2 Soft, sandy loam and gravel. 0 - 2.5 SHARON W 89 . Firm, medium to fine sand and Peat. 0 - 6 STOUGHTON Wl43. gravel, yellow; boulders. 2. 5 - 8 Fine sand, gray; gravel. 6 - 25 Topsoil, very fine sand, trown.. 0 - 14.8 Firm, medium sand and gravel, Fine sand, gray; gravel with Very fine sand, brown. 14.8 - 39-6 yellow; some fine sand; traces of clay. 25 - 30 Hardpan. 39-6 - 50.1 boulders. 8 - 13 Fine sand, gray changing to No record. 50.1 - 53.2 Hard, medium to coarse sand brown; gravel; traces of clay. 30 - 38 Refusal. at 53.2 and gravel, yellow; some fine Refusal. at 38 sand. 13 - 19 STOUGHTON Wl44. Compact, coarse to medium sand SHARON W101. Mud. 0 2 and gravel, brown-yellow. 19 - 22 Fine to medium sand, brown; Fine sand with stones. 2 14.6 Very compact, medium to fine gravel. 0 - 22 Coarse sand and gravel, brown... 14.6 - 19.8 sand and gravel, yellow; No record. 22 - 23.8 Coarse sand and gravel; some some coarse sand. 22 - 29 Refusal. at 23.8 clay, brown. 19.8 - 25 Very hard, medium to fine sand Dirty, coarse sand and gravel. and gravel, yellow; boulders... 29 - 35 SHARON W107- brown. 25 - 29.9 Very hard, medium sand and Fine to medium sand, gray No record. 29-9 - 31.1 gravel, yellow; some fine and brown; large gravel. 0 - 27 Refusal. at 31.1 sand; boulders. 35 - 40 Fine to medium sand, brown and gray; small gravel; SHARON R12. trace of clay. 27 - 32.7 Loam and gravel... 0 - 2.5 No record. 32 7 - 36.2 Medium to fine sand and gravel. yellow; some coarse and fine sand; trace silt; boulders. 2. 5 - 8.5 25 Table 2.--Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth STOUGHTON Wl46. STOUGHTON W199. WALPOLE W2. Fine sand, brown, some stones.... 0 14.6 Sand and gravel, brown. 0 - 20 Peat. 0 - 3 Very fine sand, brown. 14.6 - 19.6 Sharp sand and gravel, brown.... 20 - 33 Fine sand, yellow; small gravel; Sand, brown and gray; sharp Sharp, small sand and gravel.... 33 - 39 clay. 3 - 11 gravel and stones; trace of Refusal. at 39 Hard clay, yellow; small, snarp clay. 19.6 - 24.6 gravel. 11 - 25 Medium sand, gray; sharp gravel.. 24.6 - 29.1 WALPOLE A2. Refusal. at 25 Coarse sand; gravel, brown and Medium to very coarse, well- gray; broken stones. 29.1 - 33.3 sorted sand, rusty red; some WALPOLE W5. Sharp sand; gravel, gray; broken fine gravel; wet. 0 - 32 Loam. 0 - 2 stones; clay. 33-3 - 39-4 Fine to coarse sand, dark Sand, gray; clay, yellow; No record. 39-4 - 48.7 brown; some gravel. 32 - 47 gravel, sharp; boulders. 2 - 15 Refusal. at 48.7 Silt. 47 - 48 Compact sand; gravel; clay. 15 - 21 Refusal on bedrock or boulder... at ■£- OO Compact sand, yellow; clay; STOUGHTON W151. sharp gravel. 21 - 30 Topsoil; fine sand, brown; WALPOLE A3. Hardpan. 30 - 33 coarse gravel with some stones. 0 17.2 Poorly sorted sand, brown, dry.. 0 - 7 Refusal. at 33 Coarse sand and gravel, brown, Fine, well-sorted sand, brown. with large stones. 17.2 - 22.2 dry. 7 - 12 WALPOLE W8. Fine and coarse sand, brown. Very fine sand, light brown; Peat. 0 - 2 with gravel and clay. 22.2 - 27.4 silt; moist. 12 - 17 Hard clay, gray; sharp gravel... 2 - 16 Fine sand; sharp gravel; stones Medium to very coarse sand. Fine sand, gray; small gravel... 16 - 31 with clay. 27.4 - 32 brown; fine gravel; wet. 17 - 22 Fine sand, gray; clay. 31 - 37 Refusal. at 32 Fine to very coarse sand, brown; Refusal. at 37 fine to coarse gravel; wet.... 22 - 42 STOUGHTON W159- Refusal in blue clay and silt... at 42 WALPOLE W9. Topsoil. 0 7.9 Peat. 0 - 2 Coarse sand, brown. 7.9 - 18.1 WALPOLE A4. Fine sand, yellow. 2 - 4 Coarse sand, brown; gravel. 18.1 - 23.4 Poorly sorted gravel, brown; Fine clay, yellow; sharp gravel. 4 - 20 Coarse sand, brown; gravel; dry. 0 - 7 Hardpan. 20 - 23 trace of clay. 23.4 - 28.7 Poorly sorted sand, brown; Refusal. at 23 No record. 28.7 - 42 gravel; dry. 7 - 12 Refusal. at 42 Fine, well-sorted sand, brown; WALPOLE W15. dry. 12 - 17 Peat. 0 - 6 STOUGHTON Wl63. Medium to very coarse sand; Fine sand, yellow; gravel. 6 - 18 Coarse sand and gravel, brown.... 0 — 18.5 some fine gravel. 17 - 22 Silty sand, yellow; small Coarse sand and gravel, brown. Predominantly fine sand, some gravel. 18 - 28 with stones. 18.5 - 29.8 coarser sand; very fine Silty sand, light gray; clay.... 28 - 45 Coarse sand and gravel, brown. gravel, occasional coarse Silty sand, yellow; gravel. 45 - 54 with stones and clay. 29.8 - 34.8 gravel. 22 - 52 Refusal. at 5^ Hardpan and boulders. 34.8 - 35 Clay; silt; tight. 52 - 5 ^ Refusal. at 35 WALPOLE W16. WALPOLE A5. Peat; silt; clay. 0 - 8 STOUGHTON W1T0. Medium, very well-sorted sand. Coarse sand and gravel. 8 - 12 Loam. 0 1 brown, some coarser sand and Fine sand, yellow; gravel; clay. 12 - 28 Coarse gravel. 1 5 fine gravel; dry. 0 - 17 Medium sand, yellow; gravel; Clay, brown, changing to fine Very fine well-sorted sand. traces of clay. 28 - 41 sand and clay. 5 - 23.5 brown; silt; wet. 17 - 22 Hardpan. 4l - 44 Sand, brown; gravel; clay. 23.5 - 29 Predominantly fine sand; some Refusal. at 44 Medium sand, brown; gravel. 29 - 50.5 medium to coarse sand; fine gravel. 22 - 47 WALPOLE WIT. STOUGHTON W171. Predominantly medium to coarse Peat. 0 - 4 Hard-packed gravel. 0 10 sand; some fine to very coarse Fine sand, gray; small, sharp Sand; gravel; clay. 10 14 sand and gravel; excellent gravel. 4 - 16 Medium sand, brown; trace of clay 14 25.1 aquifer material. 47 - 93 Fine to medium sand, yellow; Fine sand and gravel. 25-1 - 31.3 Refusal, probably till. at 93.5 sharp gravel; clay. 16 - 23 Fine to medium sand, brown; Refusal. at 23 gravel. 31.3 - 36.7 WALPOLE A6. Sand; gravel; trace of clay. 36.7 - 47.5 Silt; very fine, brown sand; dry 0 - 17 WALPOLE W24. Silt; very fine to fine, brown Topsoil. 0 - 2 STOUGHTON W172. sand. 17 - 27 Fine to medium sand; some small Loam. 0 - 1 Silt; very fine sand to very gravel... 2 - 10 Gravel; soft clay. 1 5 fine gravel. 27 - 33 Fine sand; small gravel. 10 - 18 Fine sand; clay, red. 5 - 21 Medium, poorly sorted sand...... 33 - 38 Fine sand. 18 - 30 Fine sand; clay, light gray- Medium to very coarse, well Coarse sand. 30 - 35 brown. 21 - 48.5 washed sand and fine gravel; Medium gravel. 35 - 40 Refusal. at 48.5 excellent aquifer material.... 38 - 43 Coarse gravel. 40 - 53 Coarse to very coarse sand; Medium gravel. 53 - 57 STOUGHTON WITT- some medium sand; fine gravel. 43 - 48 Hard-packed sand, brown; gravel; Refusal on boulder. at 48 WALPOLE W25. rocks. 0 - 10 Loam. 0 - 2 Fine to coarse sand, brown; WALPOLE AT- Fine sand, yellow; clay. 2 - 22 gravel. 10 17.2 Fill. 0 - 2 Fine sand, light gray; gravel; Rerusal. at 17.2 Peat, wet. 2 - 10 clay. 22 - 29 Silt. 10 - 17 Silty sand, yellow; clay. 29 - 50 STOUGHTON W179- Silt, gray-blue; some clay. 17 - 22 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel. 50 - 57 Sand and gravel, brown, hard- No record. 22 - 24 Refusal. at 57 packed; clay. 0 6.4 Refusal (on boulder?). at 24 WALPOLE W26. STOUGHTON WlBO. WALPOHL A8. Peat. 0 - 7 Fine sand; gravel; clay, brown... 0 16.8 Poorly sorted, subrounded, sand Peat and silt. 7 - is Refusal. at 16.8 and gravel, light brown, dry.. 0 - 15 Fine sand, yellow; small gravel. 18 - 31 Very fine to fine sand, Fine to medium sand, yellow; STOUGHTON W182. occasional lenses of coarser gravel. 31 - 58 Sand and gravel, brown, streaked material, dry. 15 - 32 Compact, fine sand, yellow; with red; traces of clay. 0 10.5 Medium to very coarse sand and gravel; clay. 58 - 63 Ham-packed, sharp gravel; clay, gravel. 32 - 58 Refusal. at 63 10.s - 16.T 58 Refusal. at 16.7 WALPOLE W35- WALPOLE Wl. Fill. 0 - 4 STOUGHTON W198. Loam. 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; medium Sand and gravel. 0 16 Compact sand, yellow; gravel; gravel; clay. 4 - 26 Fine to medium sand and gravel... 16 - 24 boulders.. 2 - 19 Silty sand, yellow; clay. 26 - 47 Medium sand and gravel. 24 28.4 Fine to medium sand, yellow; Fine sand, yellow; small Fine to medium sand; sharp gravel 28.4 - 33-7 gravel. 19 - 33 gravel; clay. 47 - 57 Refusal. at 33-7 Fine sand, yellow, sharp gravel. 33 - 42 Refusal. at 57 Refusal. at 42 26 Table 2.—Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth WALPOLE W37- WALPOLE W 58 . WESTWOOD Al. Loam. 0 - 2 Loam. 0 - 2 Layered sand and grawl. 0 - 27 Compact sand, yellow; gravel. 2 - 11 Fine sand, yellow; sharp Fine sand. 27 - 32 Fine sand, yellow; small, sharp gravel; clay. 2 - 20 Clay, blue; some silt; fine gravel; clay. n - 32 Fine to medium sand, yellow; sand lenses. 32 - 38 Refusal. at 32 gravel; clay. 20 - 32 Refusal in clay. at 38 Hardpan. 32 - 33 WALPOLE W38. Refusal. at 33 WESTWOOD A2. Loam.. • • - 2 Coarse to very coarse, well- Fine sand, yellow; clay; sharp WALPOLE W62. rounded, well-sorted sand, gravel. 2 - 19 Silty sand, yellow. 0 - 15 brown; fine gravel; moist. 0 - 12 Clay, yellow; sharp gravel. 19 - 33 Fine sand, yellow; clay. 15 - 29 Fine to very coarse, well- Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel.. 33 - 36 Shale. 29 - 37 rounded sand; fine gravel; wet 12 - 17 Refusal. at 36 Refusal.-. at 37 Medium to very coarse, well- rounded sand; fine gravel, WALPOLE W39- WALPOLE W 63 . becoming finer with depth. 17 - 4l Loam... 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; streaks of No record (difficult drilling).. 4l - 49 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel; silt; clay. 0 - 27 boulders. 2 -19 Fine sand, yellow; small gravel; WESTWOOD W35. Refusal. at 19 clay. 27 - 35 Coarse sand and fine gravel. 0 - 30 Hardpan. 35 - 37 WALPOLE W40. Refusal. at 37 WESTWOOD W40. Loam. 0 - 2 Medium to coarse sand. 0 - 59 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel; WALPOLE W 65 . some boulders. 2 - 17 Fine to medium sand, yellow; WESTWOOD W43. Refusal.a. at 17 gravel. 0 - 15 Medium to coarse sand; gravel... 0 - 6 Fine sand, brown; gravel; clay.. 15 - 31 Medium sand and gravel. 6 - 12 WALPOLE W4l. Compact sand, yellow; gravel; Medium sand and medium- to Peat. 0 - 3 clay. 31 - 37 coarse gravel. 12 - 19 Fine, light sand; clay. 3 - 21 Refusal. at 37 Fine sand and fine to medium Fine sand, yellow; small gravel; gravel. 19 - 22 clay. 21 - 32 WALPOLE W66. Fine to medium sand, white; Fine sand, yellow; clay; small. Peat. 0 - 2 fine to coarse gravel; some sharp gravel. 32 - 53 Fine sand, yellow; gravel; clay. 22 - 26 Refusal. at 53 boulders. 2 - 7 Fine, well-sorted sand, brown; Fine sand, yellow: small gravel; coarse gravel. 26 - 29 WALPOLE W43. clay. 7 - 21 Fine to medium sand, brown; Peat. 0 - 4 Firm clay, yellow; sharp gravel. 21 - 39 medium to coarse gravel. 29 - 33 Fine sand, yellow; small, sharp Refusal. at 39 Coarse sand, brown; coarse gravel. 4 - 19 gravel (large boulders). 33 - 39 Silty sand, yellow. 19 - 31 WALPOLE W 67 . Fine sand, white; large boulders 39 - 42 Fine sand, yellow; small, sharp Loam. 0 - 2 Medium to coarse sand, brown; gravel; trace of clay. 31 - 42 Hard clay, gray; sharp gravel... 2 - 15 coarse gravel (large boulders) 42 - 45 Shale. 42 - 44 Refusal. at 15 Coarse sand; sharp, coarse Refusal... at 44 gravel. 45 - 50 WALPOLE W 69 . Coarse sand; some fine sand; WALPOLE W44. Sand and gravel fill. 0 - 7 coarse gravel. 50 - 56.5 Loam. O' - 2 Compact sand, yellow; gravel.... 7 - 15 Refusal on boulder. at 56.5 Fine to medium sand, yellow; Sand, light to medium yellow; gravel. 2 - 9 gravel. 15 - 35 WESTWOOD W44. Fine sand, yellow; small, sharp Fine sand, brown; gravel. 35 - 45 Coarse sand. 0 - 20 gravel; clay. 9 - 35 Fine to medium sand, brown; Sand, brown... 20 - 33 Fine sand, yellow; gravel; clay.. 35 - 51 gravel; traces of clay. 45 - 63 Fine sand, brown. 33 - 45 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel.. 51 - 53 Refusal. at 63 Clay and sand. 45 - 46 Refusal. at 53 WALPOLE W71. WESTWOOD W45. WALPOLE W45. Loam. 0 - 2 Sand; some clay. 0 - 38 Topsoil. 0 - 2 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel; Medium sand; gravel. 38 - 45 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel.. 2 - 18 boulders... 2 - 20 Coarse sand; gravel. 45 - 66 Silty sand, yellow; clay. 18 - 38 Fine sand, yellow; clay; gravel. 20 - 25 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel; Refusal. at 25 WESTWOOD W46. trace of clay. 38 - 50 Peat.,.. 0 - 6.5 Fine sand, yellow; small, sharp WALPOLE W73. Fine sand, gray. 6. 5 _ 9-5 gravel. 50 - 58 (Log of 2j-inch well at site.) Fine to medium sand, brown. Q. 5 - 11.5 Refusal. at 58 Loam. 0 - 2 Sand, gray; trace of clay. 11 . 5 - 38.5 Compact sand, yellow; gravel.... 2 - 9 Sand, gray; rocks. 38.5 - 64.8 WALPOLE W47. Fine sand, yellow; gravel. 9 - 28 Loam. 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; gravel; WESTWOOD Ukj. 28 - 46 0 6 gravel. 2 - 19 Refusal. at 46 Fine to medium sand, brown; Silty sand, light yellow; clay... 19 - 45 gravel. 6 - 15 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel; WALPOLE W74. Fine to medium sand, brown; clay traces..... 45 - 56 Loam. 0 - 2 large gravel. 15 - 21 Compact sand, yellow; sharp Fine sand, yellow; gravel. 2 - 18 Medium to coarse sand, brown; gravel; clay. 56 - 61 Fine sand, gray; clay. 18 - 25 large gravel. 21 - 26 Refusal. at 6l Fine sand, brown; gravel. 25 - 35 Fine to medium sand, brown; Fine sand, yellow; gravel with gravel. 26 - 31 WALPOLE W49. streaks of clay. 35 - 47 Fine sand, brown; gravel. 31 - 41.5 Loam. 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel. 47 - 57 Medium to coarse sand, brown; Fine sand, yellow; gravel. 2 - is Refusal... at 57 gravel. 41.5 - 63 Fine to medium sand, yellow; gravel. 18 - 29 Fine sand, yellow; small gravel; clay. 29 - 38 Refusal. at 38 WALPOLE W53 . Peat; clay; boulders. 0-6 Fine sand, yellow; clay. 6 - 19 Compact sand, yellow; clay; small gravel. 19 - 27 Refusal. at 27 WALPOLE W57 . Fine sand, yellow; clay; boulders. 0-8 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel; boulders. 8 - 23 Compact, fine sand, yellow; clay. 23 - 33 Refusal. at 33 WALPOLE W77 . Peat. 0 Compact sand, gray; gravel; clay 8 Medium sand, yellow; gravel. 16 Fine sand, yellow; gravel. 35 Fine sand, light yellow; sharp gravel. 53 Refusal. WALPOLE W79. Fill. 0 Peat. 8 Medium, dirty gravel, gray. 12 Sandy clay, brown. 16 Clay, brown. 24 Very clean, coarse gravel, brown 34 Medium gravel, some sand... 50 Clean, coarse gravel. 54 Clean, medium gravel. 60 - 8 - 16 - 35 - 53 - 60 at 60 8 12 16 2k 3k 50 54 60 63 No record. 63 - 65 WEYMOUTH A3 . Coarse sand; gravel. 0 - 14 Clay. l4 - 16 Sand and gravel. 16 - 18 Clay, blue. 18 - 20 Refusal. at 20 WEYMOUTH Bl . Sand; gravel; fill. Fine sand, yellow. 4.6 - Hard, coarse sand; gravel. 8 Refusal. WEYMOUTH B2. Coarse gravel, brown. 0 Rock. 12.5 - 17.5 - 4.6 8 - 15.7 at 15.7 12.5 -27- Table 2.—Logs of selected wells and borings (Continued) WEYMOUTH B3 . Peat..... Peat, fine sand. Silt. Gravel. Refusal. WEYMOUTH Bk . Swamp deposits. Fine to medium sand, gray; some fine to medium gravel. Fine to medium sand, gray-brown; trace of silt; some fine to medium gravel. Fine sand, brown; fine gravel; trace of hardpan. Refusal. WEYMOUTH W2 . Till: very fine sand and silt, gray-brown, scattered sand of other sizes and fine to medium angular gravel. WEYMOUTH W3. Gravel fill. Very fine sand, brown; scattered medium to coarse sand; silt; some fine gravel. Fine to coarse, moderately rounded, well-sorted gravel.... Organic, peaty sand; gravel; silt WEYMOUTH W4 . Gravel. Very fine to fine, slightly rounded, very well-sorted sand, gray-brown. Fine to medium, slightly rounded, very well-sorted sand, gray- brown. Medium coarse, slightly rounded, very well-sorted sand, gray- brown. Fine to medium, slightly rounded very well-sorted sand, gray- brown . WEYMOUTH Wl 8 . Soft sand; gravel; spots of gray clay. Soft sand and gravel; spots of gray clay. Sand, gray. Medium sand, gray; gravel. Sand, gray; gravel. Refusal. WEYMOUTH W19 . Soft sand; gravel; clay. Sand; gray gravel; spots of clay. Medium sand, gray. Sand, gray; gravel. Sand, some gray. Refusal. WEYMOUTH W24 . Mud. Sand. Sharp gravel; sand. Sharp gravel; fine sand. WEYMOUTH W26 . Peat. Sand; some clay. Sand and gravel; some gray clay.. Refusal. WEYMOUTH W28 . Gravel, brown; some clay. Gravel. Gravel, gray-brown. No record. Refusal. WEYMOUTH W30 . Peat. Gravel. WEYMOUTH W32 . Sand and clay. WEYMOUTH W33 - Sharp gravel; sand; clay. WEYMOUTH W 37 . Sand; gravel. Medium to fine sand. Fine sand.. Depth Depth Depth WEYMOUTH W37 (Continued). WEYMOUTH W77- 0 7 Medium to fine sand. 26 - 31 Loam. 0 3 7 - 16 Medium to fine sand; some gravel 31 - 38 Fine sand, brown, with clay and 16 33 Sand; gravel. 38 - 40 gravel. 3 - 35 33 - 36 Medium to fine sand; some clay.. 40 - 51 Refusal. at 35 at 36 Fine sand; clay. 51 - 56 WEYMOUTH W78. WEYMOUTH W38. Hardpan. 0 - 16 0 it Sand; tight gravel. 0 - 19 Sand; gravel. 19 - 29.8 WEYMOUTH W 79 . 1* - 10 Fine sand, gray. 29.8 - 61 Fine sand, gray; clay; some gravel. 0 28 WEYMOUTH W39. Fine sand, brown; gravel. 28 - 31.3 10 14 Sand and gravel. 0 - 10.3 Fine sand, brown; sharp gravel.. 31.3 - 35-5 Fine, silty sand. 10.3 - 4l Silty sand, brown; sharp gravel. 35.5 - 38 14 16 Fine, silty sand; some gravel... 4l - 43 Refusal. at 38 at 16 Sand, gray. *t3 - 45 Fine, silty sand. 45 - 71-3 WEYMOUTH W80. Fine, silty sand; some clay. 71-3 - 83.4 Fine sand; gravel; clay. 0 28 Silty, fine sand; sharp gravel; WEYMOUTH W40. c lay. 28 - 34.5 Sand and gravel. 0 - 10.3 Refusal on rock. at 34.5 0 32.5 Sand. 10.3 - 35-7 Fine, silty sand. 35-7 - 49.8 WEYMOUTH W8l. Fine sand; clay. 0 21.5 0 2 WEYMOUTH W54. Sharp gravel; clay. 21.5 - 29-5 Peat. 0 - 1 Rock. at 29.5 Fine sand and clay. 1 - 20 2 7 Fine and medium sand; coarse WEYMOUTH W82. gravel. 20 - 30 ' Clay. 0 3 7 - 17 Very fine sand. 30 - 39-3 Sharp gravel; clay. 3 - 18 17 - 22 Refusal. at 39-3 Rock. at 18 WEYMOUTH W55. WEYMOUTH W84. 0 4 Very hard-packed sand and gravel 0 - 5 Sand, brown; clay. 0 21 Fine sand and clay. 5 - 20 Sharp gravel; clay. 21 29.5 Very fine sand, brown. 20 - 33 Rock. at 29-5 - 7-5 Refusal. at 33 WEYMOUTH W86. WEYMOUTH W 56 . Fine sand, brown; clay. 0 30 7.5 - 12.5 Mud. 0 - 3 Coarse sand, brown; gravel. 30 - 35 Sand, gray; gravel. 3 - 15 Clay, fine sand; some gravel.... 35 - 37-5 Fine sand. 15 - 20 Refusal. at 37-5 12.5 - 17-5 Fine sand; clay. 20 - 31 WEYMOUTH W92. WEYMOUTH W57- Hardpan. 0 19 17-5 - 22.5 Peat. 0 - 10 Refusal on rock. at 19 Fine sand, gray; clay; gravel... 10 - 20.4 Fine sand, gray; some clay. 20.4 - 26 WEYMOUTH W95- Coarse gravel; much fine gravel. Fine sand; clay; some gravel.... 0 20 0 18 brown. 26 - 32.3 Sharp gravel; clay. 20 30 Rock. at 32.3 Rock. at 30 18 - 24 24 30 WEYMOUTH W 58 . WEYMOUTH W9J. 30 - 35 Peat. 0 - 10 Peat. 0 4 35 - 44 Clay; fine sand, gray;' gravel... 10 - 20 Clay, fine, brown; sand. 4 - 38 at 44 Gravel; fine sand, brown. 20 - 29 Fine sand, brown. 38 - 43 Coarse gravel, brown; sand. 43 - 47 WEYMOUTH W60. Sharp gravel; fine sand. 47 - 50.5 0 19 Mud. 0 - 5 Refusal. at 50.5 19 - 24 Fine sand, gray. 5 - 20 24 29 Sand, brown; gravel. 20 - 25 WEYMOUTH W 98 . 29 - 35 Sharp gravel, gray; sand; clay.. 25 - 31 Peat. 0 3 35 - 44 Clay; fine, brown sand; gravel.. 3 - 27 at 44.1 WEYMOUTH W62. Refusal. at 27 Peat. 0 - 10 Fine sand; some gravel. 10 - 15 WEYMOUTH W102. 0 8 Clay. 15 - 38.2 Peat. 0 4 8 - 15 Refusal (rock). at 38.2 Sand; some clay. 4 - 13.3 15 - 20 Sand and gravel. 13-3 - 15.3 20 28 WEYMOUTH W64. Sand and gravel, gray. 15-3 - 50.9 Mud. 0 - 8 Sand and gravel, tight. 50.9 - 56 Sharp gravel; sand. 8 - 15 0 4 Sharp gravel; fine sand. 15 - 23 WEYMOUTH W104. t - 15-3 Silty clay, dark brown. 0 2k 15.3 - 54 WEYMOUTH W66. Coarse sand; gravel. 24 ko at 54 Very sharp sand and gravel, gray 0 - 20 Clay. 40 k2 Clay. 20 - 53-3 Stopped, difficult drilling. at k2 0 21.4 WEYMOUTH W 67 . WEYMOUTH W117. 21 .it - 26.8 Fine sand; some gravel; clay.... 0 - 24.8 Sand, scattered gravel. 0 12 26.8 - 39-1 Fine sand. 12 - 20 39.1 - 41.6 WEYMOUTH W 69 . Fine sand; clay. 20 25 at 4l.6 Fine sand; some gravel; clay.... 0 - 24.6 Fine to medium sand. 25 - 30 Medium fine sand; some gravel; Fine to medium sand; sharp clay. 24.6 - 30 gravel. 30 - 36 0 6 Fine sand and clay. 30 - 35-8 Refusal. at 36 6 - 26 Refusal. at 35-8 WEYMOUTH W123. WEYMOUTH WTO. Fine sand. 0 6 0 19-2 Feat. 0 - 8 Fine sand; gravel. 6 - 11 Fine sand; some gravel and Sand; gravel; broken stones. 11 16 clay. 8 - 19 Coarse sand. 16 21 0 9 Fine sand and clay. 19 - 51.5 Bedrock. 21 - 50.3 Fine sand; sharp gravel and clay. 51-5 - 68.1 WEYMOUTH W124. 0 15 No rec ord... 68.1 - 70.8 Coarse gravel; broken stones.... 0 2k 15 - 21 Refusal. at 70.8 Hardpan. 24 29 21 26 Bedrock. 29 - 34 28 Table 2.—Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth WEYMOUTH W126. WEYMOUTH X8. WEYMOUTH X17. Loam. 0 - 1 Peat, brovn, damp. 0 - 5 Silty sand and peat. 0 - 1 Fine to coarse sand, yellov; Soft peat, dark brovn, vet. 5 - 12.5 Fine to medium sand, some some medium gravel; some silt.. 1 - 10 Sandy clay, gray, wet. 12.5 - 15.5 silt; little fine gravel. 1 - 8 Fine to coarse sand, yellow; Clayey, sandy gravel, brovn. some fine to coarse gravel; vet. 15.5 - 22 WEYMOUTH Xl8. some silt; vet. 10 - 14 Sandy peat. 0 - 2 Boulders. 14 - 18 WEYMOUTH Xl6. Fine to medium sand, some silt.. 2 - 3 Granite. 18 - 28 Fine sand; some medium gravel; Fine to medium sand; some fine trace of silt. 0 - 5 gravel and silt; gravel; WEYMOUTH W134. Fine sand; some silt; some boulders. 3 - 8 Slightly dirty, medium sand. coarse gravel. 5 - 7 dark brovn; fine gravel; vet... 0 - 22 Fine to coarse sand; some silt WEYMOUTH X19. Slightly dirty, medium sand. and fine gravel. 7 - 10 Loam. 0 - 2 blue; fine gravel. 22 - 37 Fine to coarse sand and silt; Medium sand and gravel, Dirtier, medium sand, brovn; trace of fine gravel. 10 - 20 brovn. 2 - 4 fine gravel. 37 - 46 Fine to medium sand; some silt; Fine sand, gray-brovn; some Clay, blue. 1+6 - 47 some fine to medium gravel.... 20 - 25 fine to coarse gravel; Refusal (on boulder?). at 47 little silt. 4 - 8 Silty, fine to medium sand. 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O u. aL *— X I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O I 11*1 I o I I I • I I z o I - o c U d w 3 3 < 3 O ifi a. ® r CT r*- co rsj cm -c ^ c ^ o jp #-* n- ir. — p c\j i i i t i I I I I i iu — I k — -J a. < ro -v. < Z C_ UCU Z CU — a k r* j <3 *. o p p> p I I I I I opcode- r — l I i i i f 1 >f If >C N ^ r c c c ifvtlf'flf P P P P P I I I I I k'OPG'O- —' co — ^ I I I I I P W s* If «f c —- c c if if vtcr,vj- f «o «1 If IIII P —4 >0 P- rv —- P — IIII rr ir —' roc-- U U S C 3 3 to n ® r > r 3 3 5 11 r~ ^ p p >r 3 3 3 3 3 0 • r» • 'N .7 9 15 16 .2 S C P 1967 . . 3.8 8. 8 500 40 5.2 1.7 7.6 .3 10 7.5 16 . 1 01104860 - SPRING BROOK AT WALPOLE MASS ((.AT 42 08 47 LONG 071 14 59) S c p. , 1967 08- . . 1.7 3.9 530 240 14 4.0 22 1.3 25 8.3 51 .2 011 04 89C - NE PON SF T river at EAST WALPOLE MASS (LAT 42 09 47 LONG 071 12 56) OCT, , 1 966 06 . . • — 4.7 360 2b0 13 4.8 80 3.2 5 121 74 .2 01104905 - MILL BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS (LAT 42 12 22 LONG 071 14 24) S t P- , 1967 08 -. . .90 10 40 20 13 3.2 18 1.9 21 19 35 .2 01104910 - BUB BLING BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS (LAT 42 12 04 LONG 071 15 01) — S C P , ? 1967 03,. • 06 10 20 70 6. 7 2. 5 19 1.2 11 12 35 .2 01104940 - WILLETT POND OUTLET NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 10 50 LONG 071 14 00) SFP-r I960 23-- 7-0 1.0 10 20 7.6 2.6 13 1.3 15 15 24 .2 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER DIS¬ DIS¬ SOLVED SOLVED NON- 01S_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LCSS CAR¬ ALKA¬ SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED (RESI¬ (SUM OF ON HARD¬ BONATE LINITY CONDUCT¬ (PLAT- TUR- NITRATE DUE AT CONSTI¬ IGNI¬ NESS HARD¬ AS ANCE PH INUM— BID- TEMPER¬ (N0 3 ) 180 C) TUENTS) TION (CA.MGI NESS CAC03 (MICRO- COBALT ITY ATURE DATE (MG/L) (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) MHOS) (UNITS) UNITS) (JTU) (DEG C) 011048C0 - - NE PON SET RIVER NEAR FCXRORO MASS (LAT 92 05 08 LONG 071 15 25) OCT, . 1966 06. . 20 169 147 — 42 16 26 247 6.8 10 12.0 01 10482 C - NEPONSET P.IVER NEAR SOUTH WALPCLE MASS (LAT 42 07 23 LONG 071 15 10) OCT. . 1966 06 . . « 2.3 137 12 7 — 46 29 16 231 6.5 16 13.0 01104830 - SCHOOL MEADOW BROOK . NEAR WALPCLE MASS (LAT 42 07 32 LONG 071 14 47) OCT., 1966 06.. . SEP., 1967 . o 85 76 — 35 25 10 135 6.5 8 12.0 08. . . .4 100 94 — 38 26 11 175 6.6 10 — 01104840 - NEPONSET RIVER AT WALPOLE MASS (LAT 42 08 28 LONG 071 15 25) OCT. , 06. • . OEC. 1966 .6 134 114 — 44 27 17 214 6.7 15 — 13.0 19.. . JAN., 1967 2.2 120 107 10 40 30 11 190 6.3 51 3.0 25... 2.4 111 97 19 37 28 9 178 6.3 20 — 4.0 MAR. 23.. . MAY 2. 1 114 106 13 37 29 8 197 64.0 25 4 1.0 03... JUNF . 9 113 96 17 35 24 11 184 6.8 50 2 13.0 07... 1.7 111 108 10 48 32 15 175 6.5 50 3 19.5 JUL Y 06... AUG. 3.8 no 94 22 32 20 12 169 6.4 150 3 19.0 10. . . OCT. 2.3 116 82 33 30 18 11 146 6.4 180 23.0 12 . .. .6 143 116 — 40 26 14 213 6.3 55 14.0 011C4850 - MINE BROOK AT WALPOLE MASS (LAT 42 39 14 LONG 071 15 52 1 OCT. , 1966 06... SEP., 1967 1.3 83 63 21 27 20 7 105 6.4 38 l 1.0 08. . . .9 79 53 12 20 12 6 90 6.4 175 01104360 - SPRING BROOK AT WALPCLF i “ASS (LAT 42 OR 47 LONG 071 14 59) SFP. , 1967 08 .. . .3 129 117 — 52 31 21 233 6 • 6 10 0110489C - NEPONSF T RIVER AT EAST WALPOLE MASS (LAT 4? 09 47 LONG 071 12 56) OCT . , 1966 06 ... 3.2 319 312 — 64 60 4 566 5.4 8 21.0 01104905 - MILL BROOK NEAR WESTWOOO MASS (LAT 42 12 22 LONG 071 14 24) SEP., 1967 03 ... 2.4 134 113 46 28 17 210 6.8 8 ” 01104910 - B'JBBL I NG BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS (LAT 42 12 04 LONG 071 15 01) SEP., 1967 08. . . . 7 97 93 — 26 18 9 172 6.8 5 — 01104940 - WILLETT PONO OUTLET NEAR NORWCOO MASS (LAT 42 10 50 LONG 071 14 00) SEP.. 1966 28... 1.4 79 18 12 10 — 15.5 -ia- 74 JO 141 6.6 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED DIS¬ SOLVED D IS- SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED MAN¬ CAL¬ MAGNE- SOLVED POTAS¬ BICAR¬ SOLVED CHLO¬ FLUO¬ 01 s- SILICA IRCN GANESE CIUM S IUM SODIUM SIUM BONATE SULFATE RIDE RIDE CHARGE (S 102 ) (FE) ( MN ) (C A) ( MG) (NA) (K) (HC03) (S04) (CL ) (F) DATF (CFS) (MG/L ) (UG/L) (UG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/LI (MG/L) 01104960 - GERMANY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 13 291 SEP.. 1966 28... 0.34 9. 7 10 60 36 5.8 60 5.2 123 51 68 0.2 DFC . 19... 1.3 1C 260 390 24 5.5 25 2.5 32 47 45 .2 JAN., 1967 25. . . 1.9 10 310 4 50 13 5.6 23 1.9 23 44 41 .2 MAR. 23 .. . 3.8 9.1 330 250 1 6 5.0 23 l.a IB 34 43 .2 M4 Y 03 . . . 5.2 6.4 260 240 14 4.0 21 1.8 IB 30 37 . 2 J'Jf E 07.. . 2.o 6.0 100 300 20 4 .2 ? 4 2.3 24 28 51 .2 JULY 07.. . 1.8 6.5 0 40 15 4.1 19 1.8 26 26 34 .3 AUG. 11... .30 10 320 90 IB 4.9 22 2.5 34 26 40 .2 OCT. 12.. . .59 11 _ _ 19 6.1 25 2.9 42 34 41 .2 OCT. , 06.. 1966 . 74 1.9 01104980 - 40 H A W F S 50 BROOK AT 12 NORWOOD 3.1 MASS (LAT 18 42 10 26 1.7 LONG 071 27 12 31) 12 32 .2 DFC. 19.. 2. 7 4.7 140 120 20 3.4 25 2.0 28 32 47 .2 JAN., 25.. 1967 4.0 5.6 140 210 17 4.5 26 1.9 24 34 46 .1 MAR. 23 ,. 22 4.9 60 100 12 3.3 46 1.6 l 5 23 77 .2 MAY 03 10 3.4 100 130 12 3 .0 19 1.5 16 24 34 .2 JUNE 07,. 12 2.9 230 370 12 3 ,0 20 2.0 38 15 29 .3 JUL v 07,. 12 6.2 10 70 10 2. 9 16 l .6 19 24 24 .2 AUG , l l . . 6.4 2. 1 310 6 0 14 2 , Q 16 l ,3 24 21 29 . 1 nr t . 12,, 2.8 2. 5 _ _ 12 3 ,3 17 1,9 26 19 32 .2 01105000 - NEPONSET RIVER AT NORWOOD MASS. (LAT 42 10 39 LONG 071 12 05 01) MAY , 1958 12... 125 JUNF 2. 5 43C 0 6. 3 1.8 8. 7 1.0 12 19 8.0 .2 10... 34 5.1 46 0 150 30 2.2 19 1.2 24 36 48 .3 AP?., 1959 13... 120 AtJG. 3. 5 310 9 0 6. 0 ?. 5 9. i 1.4 9 23 9.3 .2 11... 29 9.6 1 40C 500 12 2.3 17 1 .7 0 27 13 . 1 S C P-, 1966 28... 12 DEC. 4.3 100 290 28 4.6 66 2.8 64 91 65 .2 19... 21 JAN., 1967 7.8 380 150 20 2.3 29 1.9 30 40 430 .1 25... 24 8.3 200 180 20 4.2 37 1.9 33 51 47 .0 MAR. 24... 72 APR. 6.7 250 130 12 3.0 51 1.6 15 27 80 .1 25... 140 JUNE 4.2 360 120 10 2.6 19 1.4 12 26 31 .2 08... 52 JULY 3.6 260 540 11 2.5 24 1.6 20 28 34 .3 u 1, • , 5 6 8.8 20 60 1 1 2.9 16 1.4 21 18 28 .2 AUG. 11... 41 O r T . 8.4 450 190 12 2 .7 24 1.8 22 27 35 .2 12... 28 2.6 — — 12 3.1 29 2.4 10 45 40 .2 01105100 - TRA PHCLE BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 09 36 LONG 071 11 47) OCT., 1966 06.•• 1.6 S FP , , 1967 13 70 110 15 5.2 20 1.0 29 13 46 .2 OB... 1.9 13 140 120 14 4.5 21 1.2 23 12 50 .2 42 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) D I S_ SOLVED DIS¬ SOLVED SOL IDS (RESI¬ DIS¬ SOLVED SOL IDS (SUM OF LCSS CN HARD¬ NON- CAR¬ BONATE ALKA- LINITY SPECIFIC CONDUCT¬ COLOR (PLAT¬ TUR¬ NITRATE DUE AT CONSTI¬ IGNI¬ NESS HARD- AS ANCE PH INUM— BID¬ (N03) 18 0 C) TUENTS ) TION (C A , MG ) NESS CAC03 (MICRO¬ CORALT ITY ( Ml,/L ) (MG/L) (MG/LI (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) MHOS) (UNITS) UNITS) ( JTUI 01104960 - GERMANY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 13 29) S-P., 1966 2d .. . DEC - 1.2 299 297 114 13 101 515 7.5 8 — 19.. . JAN., 1967 2.5 201 178 23 82 56 26 303 6.7 59 — 26.. . MAR. 2.4 169 157 20 68 49 19 273 6.6 55 — 23.. . MAY 3.2 169 144 36 60 46 15 260 6.6 50 3 03... JUNE 1.9 137 125 16 52 36 15 225 7.1 55 6 07.. . JULY 2.3 167 150 16 67 48 20 249 6.6 68 1 07... AUG. 2.9 142 123 26 54 33 21 218 7.0 148 4 11... OCT. 2.4 167 143 25 65 37 28 247 7.1 120 — 12.. . OCT., 1966 2. 1 200 162 01104980 - HAWES 72 BROOK AT 38 NORWOOD MASS 34 (LAT 42 292 10 26 7.3 LONG 071 12 80 31 ) 06 . . . DEC. 1.0 101 95 — 43 21 22 194 6.8 8 — 19.. . JAN., 1967 1.9 160 150 64 41 23 273 7.0 18 — 25.. . MAP. 2.7 169 150 18 61 42 20 275 6.7 20 — 23 .. . MAY 2.2 189 178 20 44 32 12 347 6.5 25 5 03... JUNE 1.8 120 107 23 42 30 13 198 7.0 25 2 07.. . JULY 2.0 120 105 42 12 31 199 6.7 19 3 07.. . AUG . 1.4 105 96 12 37 22 16 170 6.8 38 7 11... OCT. .6 108 100 6 47 28 20 186 7.0 30 — 12... MAY , 1958 .9 110 102 01105000 - NEPON SET 44 RIVER AT 22 NORWOOD MASS 21 192 7.2 . (LAT 42 10 39 LONG 071 15 12 05 01) 12. . . JUNE 2.7 68 56 15 23 13 10 99 5.6 32 10... APR. r 1959 1 .2 229 155 3 2 84 65 20 292 5.8 23 13... AUC. .5 68 60 5 26 18 7 105 6.1 40 — 11 .. . SEP., 1966 .9 128 — 40 40 0 167 4.2 no 28... DEC . . 7 301 294 —— 89 36 52 540 6.9 8 19... JAN., 1967 .8 163 160 — 60 35 25 284 6.6 12 —*— 25.. . MAR. .9 194 186 — 67 40 27 340 6.6 4 24... APR. 1.2 202 190 16 42 30 12 362 6.1 27 6 25... JUNE .9 108 101 11 36 26 10 184 6.8 40 15 08... JULY . 8 125 116 10 38 21 16 211 6.4 52 8 07.. . AUG. 1.3 103 98 8 40 22 17 169 6.5 60 2 11... OCT. . 6 150 123 20 41 23 18 218 6.6 81 12... . 3 168 140 — 43 35 8 264 6.4 10 — 01105100 - TRAPHOLE BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 09 36 LONG 071 11 47) OCT., 1966 05 • • a 3.1 140 130 _ 59 35 24 241 6.9 SEP.I 1967 0 8 11 • 2.5 130 129 _ 54 34 19 239 6.7 ^3 TEMPER¬ ATURE (DEG C) 14.0 3.5 6.0 3.5 13.0 15.0 15.5 16.5 11.0 11.0 2.5 5.0 3.0 14.5 19.5 21.0 22.5 15.0 16.0 20 .5 10.5 26.0 21.5 5.5 8.0 4.5 10.5 21.0 21.5 24.5 17.0 10.0 5 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS¬ DIS¬ SOLVED S IL ICA DIS¬ SOLVED IRON DIS¬ SOLVED man- GANES" DIS¬ SOLVED CAL¬ CIUM DIS¬ SOLVED MAGNF- S l UM DI S- SOLVED SODIUM DIS¬ SOLVED POTAS¬ SIUM SICA R — BONATF DIS¬ SOLVED SULFATE DIS¬ SOLVED CHLO¬ RIDE DIS¬ SOLVED FLlin- » IDE CHARGE (S1(12 ( « F F) ( "Nl (CA) ( MG ) (NA ) ( K ) (HCO 3 I ( S04) (CL I ( F ) DATE (CFS ) ( MG/l ) (UG/L) (UG/L) (MG/LI (MG/LI (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L ) 01105200 - MASSAPOAG SPOOK AT SHARON MASS (l AT 42 06 53 LONG 071 10 19) OCT,, 1966 06 . . . 1.7 1.1 TO ISO 4. J 1 . S 6.8 0.9 3 16 10 0.4 SF° 1967 08 . . . 2.6 3.6 320 2 6 ) 4. 7 1.6 7.7 . 7 10 l 1 14 . 3 01105255 - BEAVER BROOK AT SHARON MASS (LAT 42 07 59 LONG 071 10 <♦ l) S C P,- 1967 (' 3 -. 1.9 8. 3 5(1 3 0 l 1 4.1 14 . 3 31 16 25 .2 0110 5 300 - STF"P HILL SPOOK AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 08 39 LONG 071 J 8 14) or t . . ■ 1 96 6 6.4 8 . i 14 0 2 JO ID 3.1 14 l.S 22 L 7 26 .2 S - S> . f 1 96 7 0 . . 5 .9 6.6 240 120 9.6 3.0 L 4 1.4 25 14 25 .2 01105350 - REDWING brook AT canton MASS (1. AT 42 06 59 LONG >71 07 3c>) iD ' T , « 19o6 ) f r . , 1.2 12 3 80 200 9.9 .4 IP. 1.2 11 13 4 1 4? S r-n - 196 7 18, . - ,70 l 3 3 30 38 1 1 l . 7 20 1.3 l 6 9.9 46 01105450 - PEQUID BROOK at C ANTON MASS (LAT 42 10 03 LONG 071 08 04) OCT., I960 07.. . 1.6 .4 80 40 10 3.8 19 1.4 8 22 38 .2 SEP., 1967 09.. . 2.2 3.4 1 50C 170 8.2 2.8 20 2.0 14 15 37 .3 Oil05500 - EAST BRANCH NEPONSET RIVER AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 09 16 LONG 071 08 47) APR., 1959 13... 95 AUG. 2.5 32 0 40 5.5 2.0 6.7 1.3 8 11 11 .2 11... 24 8.4 560 210 8. 0 2.2 7.6 1.2 20 10 12 .2 OCT., 1966 07... 13 DEC. 5. 5 12 C 190 9. 9 3.0 14 1.2 17 17 28 .2 20... 26 JAN., 1967 6.4 140 1 10 14 1.4 16 1.5 11 20 33 .2 25... 37 MAR . 6. 1 120 130 9.2 2.7 15 1.3 L 1 18 29 .2 24... 72 6.4 100 70 9.0 2.7 22 1.4 10 18 39 .2 APR. 25... 107 JUNE 3.0 IOC 80 a. 5 2.3 15 1.2 12 18 27 .2 08... 51 JUL v 2.5 890 840 9.6 2 .6 16 1.5 18 15 29 .3 07... 33 5.6 0 140 8.9 2.9 14 1 .2 21 12 27 .2 AUG. 10... 25 OCT. 6. 4 350 IDO 10 2.7 14 1.2 23 9.5 26 .2 11... 17 7. 1 — 9.6 3 .0 14 1.7 20 14 28 . 2 01105530 - PURGATORY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 4? 12 33 LONG 071 11 06) SFP , 1966 2 8, • . .20 SFR-. 1967 9.1 100 210 46 8.8 147 3. (, 50 40 272 . 1 08,.. .70 9. 9 80 170 37 7.0 no 3.5 36 33 212 . 1 01105554 - PONKAPOG BROOK NEAR CANTON MASS (LAT 42 12 12 LONG 071 08 09) OCT.. 1966 07... 2.3 S C P-. 1967 10 260 60 14 4.5 20 1.5 23 18 39 .2 CM... 2.2 10 600 140 15 4.5 22 1.6 22 14 49 .2 01105556 - NEPCNSET RIVER NEAR DEDHAM MASS (LAT 42 12 33 LONG 071 08 47) OCT., 1966 07... 5.9 730 20 15 3.7 23 2.0 40 24 34 .2 - 44 - TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS- DIS- SOLVED SOI VED NON- DIS_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LCSS CAR¬ ALKA¬ SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED (RESI¬ ( SUM OF CN HARD¬ BONATE LINITY CONDUCT¬ (PLAT¬ TUR¬ NITRATE DUE AT CONSTI¬ IGNI¬ NESS HARD¬ AS ANCE PH INUM- BID¬ TEMPER¬ (N03) 180 C) TUENTS ) TION (CA.MGJ NESS CAC03 (MICRO¬ COBALT ITY ATURE DATE (MG/L) (MG/L ) (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) MHOS ) (UNITS) UNITS) (JTU) (DEG C) 01105200 - MASSAPOAG BROOK AT SHARON MASS (LAT 42 06 53 LONG 071 10 19) CCT ., 1966 06 . a . SEP., 1967 3.3 49 46 — 16 14 2 86 5.5 3 — 14.5 08.. . .2 60 49 18 10 8 91 6.4 10 — 01105255 - eEAVER BROOK AT SHARON M ASS (LAT 42 07 59 LONG 071 10 41) SEP., 1967 08... 1.5 111 95 44 19 25 170 7.0 14 — — 01105300 - STEFP HILL BROOK AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 08 39 LONG 071 08 14) OCT., 1966 06... SEP., 1967 3.8 98 95 — 38 20 18 174 6.8 16 — 13.0 08... 1 .6 104 87 36 16 21 153 6.9 10 01105350 - - REDWING BROOK AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 08 59 LONG 071 07 36 1 OCT,, 1966 C7.„. S FP , , 1967 2.0 131 106 — 38 30 9 184 6.5 60 — 10.5 08. . . 2 .0 173 115 31 42 30 1 3 2 06 6.2 200 — — 01105450 - PEQUID BROOK AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 10 03 LONG 071 08 04) OCT.- 1966 07..,. SEP., 1967 5.6 153 104 49 40 34 7 201 6.4 24 — 13.5 OS. , . 1.2 113 97 17 32 20 1 1 1 54 6.2 100 OilC5500 - EAST BRANCH NEPONSET RIVER AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 09 16 LONG 071 08 47) APR., 1959 13... AUG. 1.3 58 45 9 22 15 7 87 5.9 22 — 10.5 11... 1.4 76 61 8 29 13 16 98 5.7 80 — 24.5 OCT., 1966 07... DEC. 2.1 96 89 — 37 23 14 165 6.7 14 — 11.5 20... 1 .6 110 100 7 41 32 9 175 6.5 29 — 2.5 JAN., 1967 25... MAP. 2.0 96 89 — 34 25 9 161 6.4 8 — 4.0 24.. . 1.9 113 106 9 34 26 8 198 6.5 29 — 2.5 APR . 25.. . JUNE 1 .3 94 82 13 30 20 10 152 6.9 35 3 9.5 08 ... 2.3 no 88 20 34 20 15 165 6.3 61 3 19.0 JUL v C7. . . AUG . 1.2 92 83 10 34 17 17 150 6.7 50 2 22.0 10.. . OCT . .9 95 82 12 36 17 19 150 7.0 40 — 23.5 11 ... .9 111 88 — 36 20 16 165 6.9 22 — 17.0 01105530 - PURGATORY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 12 33 LONG 071 11 061 SEP., 1966 28- .. SEP., 1967 7 .7 568 558 — 151 110 41 1050 7.1 6 — 15 .0 08. .. 3 .9 521 434 — 122 92 30 870 7 .0 10 — — 01105554 - PCNKAPCG BROOK NEAR CANTON MASS (LAT 42 12 12 LONG 071 08 09) OCT,, 1966 07... . SFP-, 1967 2.2 165 120 32 54 34 19 227 6.8 20 — 9.5 08-- . 3.2 15 1 130 — 56 3 8 18 249 6.5 — — 10.0 01105556 - NEPONSET RIVER NEAR DEDHAM MASS (LAT 42 12 33 LONG 071 Ofl 47) OCT., 1966 07... .5 151 128 — 52 20 33 238 7.0 15 13.5 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) r 'ATF DIS¬ CHARGE (CFS I DIS¬ SOLVED SILICA ( S I 02 ) (MG/L) DIS- scLvrri IRON (FF) (UG/l ) DIS¬ SOLVED MAN¬ GANESE ( MN) (UG/L) DIS¬ SOLVED CAL¬ CIUM ( CA ) (MG/L) DIS¬ SOLVED MAGNE¬ SIUM (MG) (MG/L) DIS¬ SOLVED scniu'i (NA) (MG/L ) DIS¬ SOLVED POTAS¬ SIUM (K) (MG/L) BICAP- BONATp (HC03) (MG/L) DIS¬ SOLVED SULFATF ( S04) (MG/t I DIS¬ SOLVED CHLO¬ RIDE (CL) (MG/L) 01105559 - NORROWAY BROOK AT NORTH RANDOLPH MASS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 03 08) SEP., 1967 08.. • 0.35 9.8 430 no 15 4.2 29 3.2 36 25 46 01105561 - FARM RIVER NEAR BRAINTREE MASS (LAT 42 12 30 LONG 071 02 27) CCT. , 07.. 1966 <.10 16 730 730 18 4.0 41 1.6 20 16 84 01105562 - FARM RIVER AT POND STREET BRAINTREE MASS (LAT 42 11 55 LONG 071 01 29) SEP. , 08.. 196 7 2.4 12 1200 640 14 3.2 42 1.6 16 11 85 01105565 - TROUT BROOK NEAR S SHORE RD HOLBROOK MASS (LAT 42 08 25 LONG 071 00 50) SEP., 08.. 1967 .18 14 200 80 20 5. 8 40 4.5 48 26 57 01105569 - MARY LEE BROOK AT RANDOLPH MASS (LAT 42 09 39 LONG 071 01 44) SEP., 1967 08... .34 9.9 930 260 17 5.0 25 3.3 36 19 47 01105571 - GLOVE RS brook at RANOOLPH MASS (LAT 42 10 09 LONG 071 02 12) SEP., 1967 08... .80 14 1300 260 22 6.0 45 4. 1 31 16 93 01105574 - COCHATO RIVER AT BRAINTRLE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 10 49 LONG 071 01 04 ) OCT., 1966 26 . . . <8.0 9.0 730 250 13 4.9 21 3.2 24 27 39 01105575 - CRANBERRY H°OOK AT BRAINTREE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 11 o2 LONG 071 00 42) OCT ., 1966 07... .33 14 240 250 9.0 2.9 1 1 .9 15 23 16 DEC . 20... 2.0 JAN., 1967 10 230 250 11 .3 9.4 .8 7 20 15 26... 2.7 MAR. tt. 2 140 290 5.5 2 .0 9.0 .9 6 1H 14 10... 8.9 MAY 8.0 140 200 5.2 1.9 9.0 1.0 4 Lb 1R 03.. . 3.9 3. 4 420 280 6. 0 1.7 8.7 1. 1 7 20 12 25 . . 23 JlJl.v 3.4 90 380 4.0 L .0 6.1 l .2 5 12 9 12.. . 1 .0 H .6 100 350 7. 1 2. 6 Ll 1.6 14 20 16 AUG • 10... .b4 OCT 12 960 12C 6. 4 1.9 9.1 1 .5 16 1 L 14 ll. . . .23 14 1300 3 00 7.5 2 .6 9 .6 1 .4 3 14 L 8 0 1 L05580 - MPNA TIQ LO T RIVER AT SOUTH BRA INTRFE MASS (LAT 42 11 51 LONG 0 71 00 31) OCT., 1966 07*.. 6.1 10 170 no 10 3 .6 20 2 m -> 17 Ll 37 DEC. 20... 19 JAN., 1967 7.9 100 50 18 2.4 21 2.0 13 32 42 24... 38 MAO. 5. 5 70 70 10 3.2 24 1.6 8 25 44 05... 53 . 1 60 70 12 3.2 31 1.9 15 24 53 io... no JUNE 6.4 90 80 1 1 3.4 3? 2.0 ll 26 57 08... 37 JULY 2.0 52 0 1600 13 3.5 31 2.B 34 11 52 12... 20 12 0 2900 15 4.0 28 2.0 46 2.0 52 AUG. 10... 12 OCT. 19 1700 1400 12 3.3 26 1.8 36 4.6 48 11... 7.7 14 1CC0 510 13 3.5 27 2.9 30 16 50 - 46 - OIS- SOLVFD FLUO¬ RIDE (F) (MG/l) 0.2 .2 .2 .3 .2 .2 .2 .4 .4 3 .3 .3 . 3 ,4 . 3 .4 .2 .2 . I . 3 .3 .2 .2 NJ TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS_ SOLVED NITRATE DIS¬ SOLVED SOLIDS (RES I- 0U= AT DIS¬ SOLVED SOL IDS (SUM OF CONSTI¬ LCSS ON IGNI¬ HARD¬ NESS NON- CAR¬ BONATE HARD¬ ALKA¬ LINITY AS SPECIFIC CONDUCT¬ ANCE PH COLOR (PLAT¬ INUM- TUR¬ BID¬ DATE (N03) (MG/LI 100 C) (MG/L ) TUENTS ) (MG/L) TION (MG/L) (CA.MGl (MG/LI NESS (MG/L) CAC03 (MG/L) (MICRO¬ MHOS ) (UNITS) COBALT UNITS) ITY ( JTU) 01105559 - NORROWAY BROOK AT NORTH RANDOLPH MASS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 03 08) SEP.. 1967 00... 2.4 177 153 20 54 25 30 291 6.8 27 01105561 - FARM RIVER NEAR BRAINTREE MASS (LAT 42 12 30 LONG 071 02 2 7) OCT.. 1966 07.. . 1.0 190 62 45 16 368 6.7 14 01105562 - FARM RIVER AT POND STREET BRAINTREE MASS (LAT 42 11 55 LONG 071 01 29) SEP.. 1967 00.. . .4 216 — 48 35 13 344 6.5 30 01105565 - TROUT BROOK NEAR S SHORE RD HOLBROOK MASS (LAT 42 08 25 LONG 071 00 50) SEP. . 1967 08.. . 10 227 210 3 74 34 39 332 6.4 22 01105569 - MARY LEE BROOK AT RANDOLPH MASS (LAT 42 09 39 LONG 371 01 44) SEP., 1967 00. . . 3.5 109 140 27 63 34 30 270 6.9 150 01105571 - GLOVEPS BROOK AT RANDOLPH MASS (LAT 42 10 09 LONG 071 02 12) SEP.. 1967 00... 5.0 277 220 28 80 54 25 423 6.8 80 01105574 - COCHATO RIVER AT BRAINTREE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 10 49 LONG 071 01 04) OCT., 1966 26 . . . .4 165 130 27 52 33 20 236 6.6 35 —— 01105575 - CRANBERRY BROOK AT BRAINTREE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 11 02 LONG 071 00 42) OCT., 1966 07.. . 2.0 97 07 11 34 22 12 143 6.7 30 — DEC. 20... JAN., 1967 2.2 76 72 5 28 23 6 110 6.1 51 — 26... MAR . 1.2 77 62 24 22 16 5 102 6.1 32 —— 10... 2.0 64 61 4 21 18 3 103 6.0 25 7 MAY 03... 2.1 69 59 10 — 16 6 104 6.6 45 10 25.. . JULY .d 50 4 1 10 14 10 4 73 5. 8 35 10 12.. . 3.5 9 1 70 22 28 16 11 llfl 6.5 200 4 AUG. 10.. . 1.9 95 66 21 24 11 13 104 6.6 140 — OCT. 11... 1.2 104 73 23 29 22 7 121 6.0 60 01105500 - monatiolot river AT SOUTH URAINTREF MASS (LAT 42 11 51 LONG 0 7 L 00 31) OCT. , 1966 07.. . 13 132 115 20 40 26 14 203 6.6 35 — DEC. 20-.. JAN. , 1967 .6 14 1 1 12 10 55 44 1 1 228 6.6 25 — 26... MAR. .5 122 110 — 30 32 7 224 6.3 14 — 05... . 3 140 133 15 43 31 12 261 7.0 32 1 10--. JUNF 2 .0 157 145 — 42 32 9 275 6.5 15 2 OB.. . JULY .9 15C 134 12 47 19 20 257 6.5 79 3 12... 2.4 159 141 17 54 16 33 257 7.0 100 3 AUG. 10... 1.0 157 134 21 44 14 30 230 6.9 80 — OCT. 11 ... . 6 162 142 21 47 22 25 243 7.1 37 3 TEMPER¬ ATURE (DEG f) 9.5 0.5 13.0 1.5 3.5 1.5 11 . 0 9.0 20.5 21.5 16.0 10.5 l .0 1.0 12.5 1 .0 10.5 21.0 22.0 15.5 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ DIS¬ SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED DIS¬ SOLVED DIS¬ SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED MAN¬ CAL¬ MAGNE¬ SOLVED POTAS¬ 8IC1R- SOLVED CHLO¬ DIS¬ SILICA IRCN GANESE CIUM SIUM SDOIUM SIUM BUNAT SULFATE RIDE CHARGE (S102) ( F E ) ( «N> (C A | (MG) »N A ) (K) (hco 3 ) (S04) (CL) f)A T F (CFS ) ( MC./l ) (UG/L) (UG/LI (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L) ( mg/i 1 (MG/L) (“G/L) 01105590 - MILL RIVER NEAR SOUTH WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 35 LONG 070 57 35) OCT., 1966 07.. . 0.70 13 1200 80 1 1 4.6 20 1.7 29 22 29 SEP. . 1967 08 .. . .40 12 520 80 11 4.7 18 2.1 38 17 26 01105594 - CLD SWAMP RIVER AT FORREST ST ROCKLAND MASS (LAT 42 08 59 LONG 070 55 10) SFP ., 196 7 0 8.. • .10 9.5 10 6 C 12 3.4 19 3.9 18 20 35 01105595 -OLD SWAMP RIVER AT SHARP ST HINGHAM MASS (LAT 42. 09 46 LONG 070 55 23) SEP., 1967 03.. . .30 14 360 44 7 .0 2.2 9.8 1.4 23 3.4 16 JULY, 28.. 1959 01105598 - CLD SWAM" R AT PL HASANT ST S WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 13 LONG 15 C70 56 5.6 02.01) 8.0 AUG. 17. . . - — — — — — — 17 1 1 14 SFP. 1 5 . . • .65 — — — — — — 40 13 11 22. . . .44 — — — — — — 2 5 1 6 1 1 OCT,. 07 .. 1966 . 2.0 L 1 240 J \J 8.5 3.3 22 1.3 16 20 3? SFP, , 08 , , 1967 , 1 • IP 15C 30 8.3 3.3 22 1.6 2 t 13 3 8 0 1105600 -OLD SWAMP PIVEP NEAR SOU T H WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 25 LONG 0 70 56 43) DFC - * 2 0.. 1966 . 6.2 10 200 32C 14 1 . 1 21 1.3 9 24 36 JAN. . 2 6.. 1967 5.5 9. 3 no no 3.0 2.0 22 1.3 10 21 35 M AP . 09. . 24 7.6 120 120 7. 1 2.6 22 1.3 8 20 37 MAY 01 .. . 7.3 5.8 12 0 1 20 3. 2 2.3 23 1.5 1 2 21 37 22 . . . 6.2 5. 6 90 ) 00 7.6 2.5 22 1.6 1 4 16 33 JIJI v 12 .. • 2.8 10 3 0 100 9. 2 3.3 23 1 .7 ?/+ l?. 3 8 A'I'', , 10 .. . 2.3 9.9 260 120 8.4 2.6 18 1 .6 2 ? 10 30 OCT. tl .. l. 7 14 330 50 13 3.3 24 1.9 19 25 40 CCT. , 1966 01105610 - WHITMANS POND OUTLET AT EAST WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 12 45 LONG 070 55 32) 10.. SEP., . 1 . d 1967 1. 7 130 140 9.9 3.1 24 1.9 22 19 38 08.. • 3.8 1. 4 580 120 7.7 2.6 18 1.9 20 13 28 01105617 - FRESH RIVER NEAR HINGHAM MASS (LAT 42 13 30 LONG 070 54 53) OCT. , 1966 10.. • .54 11 58C 100 12 CO • m 15 1.8 32 19 24 SEP., 196 7 08. . • .61 1 L 150 250 1 3 3.6 17 1.4 37 13 34 - 48 - m SOLVFC FLUD- RIPF ( F ) ( M(',/1. | 0.3 . 3 .2 .2 .3 .2 .2 . 1 .2 . 2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .3 . 2 .2 TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS¬ DI S- SOLVED SOLVED NON¬ DIS_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LOSS CAR- ALKA- SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED 1 RESI¬ (SUM OF CN HARD¬ bonate UNITY CONDUCT¬ (PLAT- TUR- NITRATE DUE AT CONSTI¬ IGNI¬ NESS HARD- AS ANCE PH INUM- BID- TEMPER¬ (N03) 180 C) TUENTS ) TION (C A,MG) NESS CACC3 (MICRO¬ COBALT ity ATURE DATE (MG/LI (MG n ) (MG/L) (MG/L) (MG/L ) (MG/L) (MG/L) MHOS ) (UNITS) UNITS) ( JTU) (DEG C) 01105590 - MILL RIVER NEAR SOUTH WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 35 LONG 070 57 35) OCT., 1966 07.. . SEP., 1967 2.6 153 118 25 46 22 24 201 6.9 100 15.0 08... 2.8 147 113 23 47 16 31 199 7.0 82 — 0110 5 5 94 - CLD SWAMP RIVER AT FORREST ST ROCKLAND 1 MASS (LAT 42 08 59 LONG 070 55 10) SEP., 1967 08... 5.4 126 117 44 29 15 221 6.6 5 — 01105595 - OLD SWAMP RIVER AT SHARP ST HINGHAM MASS (LAT 42 09 46 LONG 070 55 23) SEP., 1967 08. . . 1 .2 98 69 1 1 26 4 23 no 6.9 85 — 01105598 - CLD SWAMP R AT PLEASANT ST S WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 13 LONG 070 56 02.01) JULY, 28... AUG. 1959 3.8 — — — 28 16 12 77 6.0 300 19.5 17... SEP. 5.8 — 34 20 14 100 6.5 180 23 .5 15... 4.1 — — — 42 9 33 138 6.7 100 13.5 22... OCT ., 1966 5.1 ~ 38 18 21 125 6. 5 100 19.0 07... SEP. , 1967 1.8 155 108 26 34 22 13 189 6.4 95 l L .5 08 ... 2.6 147 111 12 34 17 17 201 6 .8 130 — 01105600 - OLD SWAMP RIVER NEAR SOUTH WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 ll 25 LONG 070 56 43) DEC,- 1966 20 ... . JAN, T 1967 2.1 127 114 11 40 32 7 194 6.2 60 — 2.0 26 ,. . MAI, 2.2 122 107 19 32 24 8 L90 8,3 3 0 — 5.0 09. . . MAY 2.5 122 104 26 28 22 7 192 8-3 45 30 3,0 01,. , 2 .0 11 1 107 1 3 32 22 10 L 94 7,0 55 9 c. 10 ,8 22,. . JULY ' 1.4 117 97 21 29 18 11 162 6-3 92 — 14.0 12.. . 2.9 126 113 19 36 17 20 199 6.9 110 2 18.5 AUG. 10 ... OCT. 1.6 11 C 93 20 32 12 19 16 3 6.8 120 — 20.5 11 ... 1.6 152 132 24' 46 31 15 213 6.3 120 1 14.0 01105610 - WHITMANS POND OUTLET AT EAST WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 12 45 LONG 070 55 32) OCT., 1966 10 .. . SEP., 1967 1.9 151 111 39 38 20 18 212 6.7 24 — 15.5 08... 1.1 104 84 15 30 13 16 166 6.6 60 — — 01105617 - FRESH RIVER NEAR HINGHAM MASS (LAT 42 13 30 LONG 070 54 53) OCT., 1966 10... SEP., 1967 .2 124 103 14 46 20 26 181 6.9 20 08... .1 131 111 — 43 17 30 209 7.2 15 - 49 - 14.0 MASSACHUSETTS Table 6.—List of basic-data reports for Massachusetts and New Hampshire 1 *1 Wilmington-Reading Area, by John A. Baker and Edward A. Sammel, 196l, 2 figs. Covers an area of about 43 square miles in the upper part of the Ipswich River basin in northeastern Massachusetts. *2 Lower Ipswich River basin, by Edward A. Sammel and John A. Baker, 1962, 47 p., 2 figs. Covers an area of about 110 square miles in north¬ eastern Massachusetts. 3 Lowell Area, by John A. Baker and Richard G. Petersen, 1962, 28 p., 2 figs. Covers an area of about 115 square miles and includes most of the metropolitan area of the city of Lowell. *4 Parker and Rowley River basins, by Edward A. Sammel, 1962, 33 p., 2 figs. The rivers drain an area of about 77 square miles in northeastern Massachusetts. *5 Brockton-Pembroke Area, by Richard G. Petersen, 1962, 46 p., 2 figs. Covers an area of about 112 square miles in the northern part of Plymouth County. *6 Western Massachusetts, by Richard G. Petersen and Anthony Maevsky, 1962, 31 p., 1 fig. Covers an area of about 2,865 square miles and includes all of Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden Counties. *7 Southeastern Massachusetts, by Anthony Maevsky and Janet A. Drake, 1963, 55 p., 2 figs. Covers an area of about 1,930 square miles and includes all of Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket, and Plymouth Counties (exclusive of the Brockton-Pembroke Area). 8 Assabet River basin, by Samuel J. Pollock and William B. Fleck, 1964, 45 p.j 1 pi. Covers an area of approximately 177 square miles and includes parts of Middlesex and Worcester Counties. *9 Housatonic River basin, by Ralph F. Norvitch and Mary E.S. Lamb, 1966, 50 p., 1 pi. Covers an area of about 530 square miles in the upper part of the basin, which is north of the Connecticut-Massachusetts state line. 10 Northern part. Ten Mile and Taunton River basins, by John R. Williams and Richard E. Willey, 1967, 56 p., 1 pi., 1 fig. Covers an area of about 195 square miles within Bristol, Norfolk, and Plymouth Counties. 11 Millers River basin, by Donald R. Wiesnet and William B. Fleck, 1967, 29 p., 1 pi., 1 fig. Covers an area of about 392 square miles within Franklin and Worcester Counties, Massachusetts, and Hillsborough and Cheshire Counties, New Hampshire. - 50 - Table 6.—List of basic-data reports for Massachusetts and New Hampshire 1 2 3 (Continued) MASSACHUSETTS (Continued) 12 Taunton River basin, by John R. Williams and Richard E. Willey, 1970, 102 p., 1 pi., 1 fig. Covers an area of about 528 square miles in Bristol, Norfolk, and Plymouth Counties, Massachusetts. 13 Deerfield River basin, by Bruce P. Hansen, Frederick B. Gay, and L.G. Toler, 1973, 59 p. 9 1 fig., 1 pi. Covers an area of 348 square miles in northwestern Massachusetts. NEW HAMPSHIRE *1 Southeastern Area, by Edward Bradley and Richard G. Petersen, 1962, 53 p., 5 figs. Covers an area of about 390 square miles in parts of Rockingham and Strafford Counties. 2 Lower Merrimack River valley, by James M. Weigle and Richard Kranes, 1966, 44 p. , 1 pi. Covers an area of about 396 square miles in central- southern New Hampshire. 3 Ashuelot River basin, by Harold A. Whitcomb, 1973, 25 p., 1 pi. Covers an area of about 420 square miles in southwestern New Hampshire. 1 These reports are available, free of charge, at the U.S. Geological Survey, 150 Causeway Street, Boston, MA 02114. An asterisk indicates that the report is out of print but may be consulted at the above office and at many public and educational institution libraries. ☆ U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1973-702-098/36 - 51 " '