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Sioux Nation Fen Dye Trace

Green, Jeffrey A
1994-01-26
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Sioux Nation Fen Dye Trace

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1994-01-26

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Water levels in the fens located within Sioux Nation Wildlife Management Area are threatened by proposed pumping from the nearby Burr Well Field. The fen is part of a complex hydrologic environment with many springs fed by upwelling ground water that may be coming frQm either a shallow sand unit located 30-40 feet below the land surface or a deeper aquifer, located approximately 120 feet below the land surface. To help define the source of the ground water feeding the fen, I am requesting Jeff Green's assistance in conducting a dye trace near the fen. By injecting dye into a well completed in the shallow aquifer, it is hoped the ground water flow system can be defined better.

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Dye trace conducted at the Sioux Nation Wildlife Management Area in order to better define flow dynamics in an area with groundwater discharge to a fen.

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Green, Jeffrey A. (1994). Sioux Nation Fen Dye Trace. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/200684.

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