Ground-Water Conditions in the Proposed Waterfowl Refuge Area, near Chapman, Nebraska

Keech, C. F., Rosene, P. G. 1964. Ground-Water Conditions in the Proposed Waterfowl Refuge Area, near Chapman, Nebraska (WSP-1779-E). 55 pp., size 6" x 9". Description: The US Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife proposed to develop a waterfowl refuge of about 10 square miles in an area near Chapman, Nebraska. In July 1958, the USGS began an investigation of groundwater conditions in an area of about 25 square miles adjacent to the Platte River near Chapman. This study was to: 1) obtain data needed for the design of water impoundments, structures and related work; and 2) to obtain data for estimating the probable effect of the proposed hydraulic works on future groundwater conditions in the area of the proposed refuge.