Ui\:ITED STATES DEPARTf\lENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
l\1ASSACHUSETTS HYDROLOGIC- DATA REPORT No. 14
HYDROLOGIC DATA OF THE NEPONSET AND WEYMOUTH RIVER BASINS, MASSACHUSETTS
BY R. A . BRACKLEY, WILLIAM B. FLECK AND RICH A RD E. WILLEY
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1973 ill~ITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Geological Survey
HYDROLOGIC DATA OF THE NEPONSET AND WEYMOUTH RIVER BASINS, MASSACHUSETTS
By
R. A. Brackley, William B. Fleck, and Richard E. Willey
Massachusetts Hydrologic-Data Report No. 14
Records of surface-water discharges, selected wells and borings, and chemical analyses of water in the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, Massachusetts
Prepared in cooperation with
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION
Boston, Massachusetts
1973
OPEN-FILE REPORT
CONTENTS
Page Introduction------~------~------1 Sources of information------ 2 Definition of terms------ 2 Selected equivalents------ 4 Selected references------5
ILLUSTRATIONS
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Plate 1. Map of the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, showing sites of hydrologic data. Page Figure 1. Monthly mean discharge at stream-gaging stations and monthend water level in selected wells in the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, 1965-68------6
TABLES
Page Table 1. Description of selected wells and borings------10 2. Logs of selected wells and borings------19 3. Chemical analyses of ground water------30 4. Stream sites and discharge measurements------33 5. Chemical analyses of surface water------40 6. List of basic-data reports for Massachusetts and New Hampshire------50
HYDROLOGIC DATA OF THE NEPONSET AND WEYMOUTH RIVER BASINS, MASSACHUSETTS
By
R. A. Brackley, William B. Fleck, and Richard E. Willey
INTRODUCTION
The Neponset, Weymouth Fore, and Weymouth Back River basins occupy an area of 183 square miles in eastern Massachusetts south of Boston and Braintree, Brockton, Canton, Dedham, Dover, Foxborough, Hingham, Holbrook, Medfield, Milton, Norwood, Quincy, Randolph, Rockland, Sharon, Stoughton, Walpole, Westwood, and Weymouth. Hydrologic data presented in this report were collected during an investigation of the water resources in the areas of these basins that are upstream from tide effect or heavy urbanization. This investigation was conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the Massachusetts Water Resources Commission. The data are released in order to make avai~ble to the public basic hydrologic and related information that will facilitate the planning of water-resources development and will complement an interpretive report, "Hydrology and water resources of the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, Massachusetts" (HA-484). The well and boring data contained herein were selected from a larger group of data in order to minimize redundancy of information for intensely drilled areas. All of the data are on file and available for inspection at the office of the U.S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, Boston, Massachusetts.
-~ SOURCES OF INFORMATION
In addition to streamflow, geologic, ground water, and chemical water-quality data obtained in the field by personnel of the Geological Survey, information on many wells and borings has been supplied by munic ipal and state agencies. Also, Metcalf and Eddy, Whitman and Howard, Weston and Sampson, consulting engineering firms in Boston, kindly fur nished additional data on wells and borihgs. Further, R.E. Chapman Co., Oakdale, Mass.; Layne-New England Co., Arlington, Mass.; and D.L. Maher Co., North Reading, Mass., drilling companies, generously supplied logs and other records of wells. The authors thank all those who_supplied data and those who allowed personnel of the Geological Survey to install equipment and to collect data on their property.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
Definition of terms related to streamflow, water quality, and other hydrologic data, as used in this report, are defined as follows:
Color is expressed in units of the platinum-cobalt scale proposed by Hazen (1892, p. 427-428). A unit of color is produced by 1 milligram per liter of platinum in the form of the chloroplatinate ion. The extent to which water is colored by material in solution is reported as part of the water analysis because a significant color in water may indicate the presence of organic material that may have some bearing on the dissolved-solids content.
Cubic foot per second. ( cfs) is the rate of discharge representing a volume of 1 cubic foot passing a given point during 1 second and is equivalent to 7.48 gallons per second, 448.8 gallons per minute, or 646,317 gallons per day.
Discharge is the volume of water that passes a given point at a particular instant of time.
Drainage area of a stream at a specified location is that area, measured in a horizontal plane, enclosed by a topographic divide from which direct surface runoff from precipitation normally drains by gravity into the stream above the specified point. Figures of drainage area given herein include all closed basins, or noncontributing areas, within the area unless otherwise noted.
Gaging station is a particular site on a stream where systematic observations of gage height or discharge are obtained. When used in connection with a discharge record, the term is applied only to those gaging stations where a continuous record of discharge is obtained.
Hardness of water is a physical-chemical characteristic attrib utable to the presence of alkaline earths (principally calcium and magnesium) and is expressed as equivalent calcium carbonate (caco3).
-2- Hardpan is a term commonly applied by New England drillers to a glacial deposit that resists penetration by light drilling equipment. The material is commonly till.
Micrograms per liter (~g/1, UG/L) is a precise unit for expresqing the concentration of chemical constituents in solution. One thousand micrograms per liter is equivalent to 1 milligram per liter. See below.
Milligrams per liter (mg/1, MG/L) is a unit for expressing the con centration of chemical constituents in solution. Milligrams per liter represents the weight of solute per unit volume of water. Milligrams or micrograms per liter may be converted to milliequivalents (one thousandth of a gram-equivalent weight of a constituent) per liter by multiplying by the factors in the table below. Concentration of suspended sediment expressed in milligrams per liter is based on the weight of sediment in a liter of water-sediment mixture.
Multiply Multiply Ion b Ion b Aluminum (Al )* ...... 0.11119 Lead Pb ) * ••••••••••• 0.009 5 Bicarbonate (HC03- 1) •••••• .01639 Lithium (Li+1)* •••••••• .14411 Calcium (Ca+2) •••••••••••• .04990 Magnesium (Mg+ 2) ••••••• .08226 carbonate (cor-2) ••••••••• .03333 Manganese (Mn+2)* •••.•• .03640 Chloride ( Cl- ) ••••••••••• • 02821 Nitrate (N03-1) •••••••• • 01613 Chromium (cr+G)* •••••••••• .11539 Potassium (K+1) •••••••• .02557 Cobalt (Co +2 )* •••••••••••• .03394 Sodium (Na +1) •••••••••• .04350 Copper ( Cu +2 ) * •••••••••••• • 03148 Strontium (sr+2)* •••••• .02283 Fluoride (F- 1) •••••••••••• .05264 Sulfate (S04-2) •••••••• .02082 Iron (Fe+3)* •••••••••••••• .05372 Zinc (zn+2 )* ••••••••••• .03060 *Constituent reported in micrograms per liter; multiply by factor and divide results by 1,000.
£[ is a symbol denoting the relative concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution; pH values range from 0 to 14--the lower the value, the more acid is the solution; i.e., the more hydrogen ions it contains.
Refusal is a drilling term indicating the depth of a drill hole at which further penetration is impossible or impractical with the equipment being used.
Specific conductance is a measure of the ability of a water to con duct an electrical current and is expressed in micromhos per centimeter at 25°C. Because the specific conductance is related to the number and specific chemical types of ions in solution, it can be used for approxi mating the dissolved-solids content in the water. Commonly, the amount of dissolved solids (in milligrams per liter) is about 65 percent of the specific condu6tance (in micromhos). This relation is not constant from stream to stream or from well to well, and it may even vary at a sampling site with changes in the composition of the water.
-3- Tem;,eerature. To convert temperature data shown in degrees Celsius (centigrade, °C) to degrees Fahrenheit (°F), see following table:
Temperature conversion table, degrees Celsius (°C) to degrees Fahrenheit (OF) OF = 9/5 (°C) +32 or °C = 5/9 (°F -32)
oc OF oc OF oc OF oc OF
0.0 32 10.0 50 20.0 68 30.0 86 .5 33 10.5 51 20.5 69 30.5 87 1.0 34 11.0 52 21.0 70 31.0 88 1.5 35 11.5 53 21.5 71 31.5 89 2.0 36 12.0 54 22.0 72 32.0 90 3.0 37 13.0 55 23.0 72 33.0 91 3.5 38 13.5 56 23.5 74 33.5 92 4.0 39 14.0 57 24.0 75 34.0 93 4.5 40 14.5 58 24.5 76 34.5 94 5.0 41 15.0 59 25.0 77 35.0 95 5-5 42 15.5 60 25.5 78 35.5 96 6.0 43 16.0 61 26.0 79 36.0 97 6.5 44 16.5 62 26.5 80 36.5 98 7.0 45 17.0 63 27.0 81 37.0 99 8.0 46 18.0 64 28.0 82 28.0 100 8.5 47 18.5 65 28.5 83 38.5 101 9.0 48 19.0 66 29.0 84 39.0 102 9.5 49 19.5 67 29.5 85 39.5 103
Till is a geologic term for a glacial deposit of predominantly unsorted, unstratified material ranging in ·size from boulders to clay, commonly so compact that it is difficult to penetrate with light drilling equipment.
SELECTED EQUIVALENTS
1 cubic foot per second= 7.48 gallons per second 449 gallons per minute 0.646 million gallons per day 86,400 cubic feet per day
l million gallons per day= 1.55 cubic feet per second 92.8 cubic feet per minute 0.134 million cubic feet per day 694 gallons per minute
l milligram per liter = l part per million
-4- SELECTED REFERENCES
Brown, Eugene, Skougstad, M. W., and Fishman, M.J., 1970, Methods for col lection and analysis of water samples for dissolved minerals and gases: U.S. Geol. Survey Techniques of Water-Resources Inv., book 5, chap. Al, 160 p.
Carter, R. W. , and Davidian, Jacob, 1968, General procedure for gaging streams: U.S. Geol. Survey Techniques of Water-Resources Inv., book 3, chap. A6, 13 p.
Colby, B.R., 1963, Fluvial sediments--a summary of source, transportation deposition, and measurement of sediment discharge: U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 1181-A, 47 p.
Corbett, D.M., and others, 1943, reprinted 1957, Stream-gaging procedure a manual describing methods and practices of the Geological Survey: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 888, 245 p.
Hazen, Allen, 1892, A new color standard for natural waters: Am. Chern. Jour., v. 12, p. 427-428.
Hem, J.D., 1970, Study and interpretation of the chemical characteristics of natural water, 2d ed.: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1473, 363 p.
Langbein, W.B., and Iseri, K.T., 1960, General introduction and hydro logic definitions: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1541-A, 29 p.
Rainwater, F.H., and Thatcher, L.L., 1960, Methods for collection and analysis of water samples: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1454, 301 p.
U.S. Geological Survey, 1954, Compilation of records of surface waters of the United States through September 1950, pt. 1-A, North Atlantic slope basins, Maine to Connecticut: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1301, 380 p.
__ ....;;1964, Compilation of records of surface waters of the United States October 1950 to September 1960, pt. 1-A, North Atlantic slope basins, Maine to Connecticut: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1721, 317 p.
1966-73, Water resources data for Massachusetts, New Hampshire, ---Rhode Island, Vermont, 1965-71: Boston, Mass., Water Resources Di v. , issued annually.
----~1969, Surface water supply of the United States 1961-65, pt. 1, v. 1, North Atlantic slope basins, Maine to Connecticut: U.S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 1901, 1027 p.
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Pit 0 0 c:ri H ~ 0 I I I I I I I I D M J s D M J s D M J s D M J s D 1965 1966 1961' I968 Figure 1.--Monthly mean discharge at stream-gaging stations and monthend water level in selected wells in the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, 1965-68.--Continued -7- ~ t:J E-1 ~ f:il u Dedham 231 ~ z ~ 0 ,_::j f:il ll=l :~ Medfield 135* E-1 f:il Walpole 24* Walpole 25*t f:il J",:r; z :§ ~ '1'--/~ H ~ ,_::j 5 f:il > f:il ,_::j p::; f:il E-1 ~ I M J s D M J s D M J s D M J s D 1965 1966 1967 1968 * Well equipped with continuous water-stage recorder. t Water level adjusted for difference between land-surface elevations at Walpole 24 and Walpole 25. Water level affected, at times, by ground-water pumpage. Figure 1.--Monthly mean discharge at stream-gaging stations and monthend water level in selected wells in the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, 1965-68.--Continued -8- :2: :::> 8 ~ A pr:j 0 ~ !3: !3: 0 H pr:j ~ p:j Weymouth 104* E-1 J ~ r£1 pr:j fx.t z I H Weymouth 105* ~,' D M J S D M J S D M J S D M J S D 1965 1966 1967 1968 * Well equipped with continuous water-stage recorder. Figure 1.--Monthly mean discharge at stream-gaging stations and monthend water level in selected wells in the Neponset and Weymouth River basins, 1965-68.--Continued -9- TABLE I.--DESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS LOCAL WELL NUMBER: LETTER PREFIX INDICATES--A, U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AUGER BORING; Br BRIDGE BORING; R, ROADWAY BORING; W, WELL OR TEST WELL (THE "W" IS OMITTED FROM PLATE l TO CONSERVE SPACE!; Xr MISCELLANEOUS TEST BORING. LATITUDE-LONGITUDE: NUMBER FOLLOWING DECIMAL POINT INDICATES NUMBER OF WELLS OR BORINGS IN A I-SECOND GRID. ALTITUDE OF LAND-SURFACE DATUM: ALTITUDES ARE EXPRESSED IN FEET ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL; THOSE PRECEDED BY A MINUS SIGN ARE BELOW MEAN SEA LEVEL. METHOD DRILLED: A1 AIR-ROTARY; Br BORED OR AUGERED; C, CABLE TOOL; D, DUG; H, HYDRAULIC-ROTARY; J, JETTED; Pr AIR PERCUSSION; R, REVERSE-ROTARY; T, TRENCHED; V, DRIVEN; W, DRIVE-WASH. WELL FINISH: C, POROUS CONCRETE; F, GRAVEL WALL WITH PERFORATED OR SLOTTED CASING; G, GRAVEL WALL WITH COMMERCIAL SCREEN; H, HORIZONTAL GALLERY OR COLLECTOR; o, OPEN END; p, PERFORATED OR SLOTTED CASING; S, SCREEN; T, SAND POINT; Wr WALLED OR SHORED; X, OPEN HOLE IN AQUIFER (GENERALLY CASED TO AQUIFER). WELL DEPTH: DEPTH OF FINISHED WELL, IN FEET BELOW LAND SURFACE. WELL USE: A, ANODE; Dr DRAINAGE; G, SEISMIC HOLE; H, HEAT RESERVOIR; O, OBSERVATION; Pr OIL OR GAS; R, RECHARGE; Tr TEST; U, UNUSED; w, WATER WITHDRAWAL; X, WASTE DISPOSAL; z, DESTROYED. WATER-BEARING MATERIAL: PRINCIPAL WATER-BEARING ZONE. ADJECTIVE (FIRST CHARACTER) LITHOLOGY (SECOND CHARACTER) l VERY FINE GRAINED A ALLUVIUM 2 FINE GRAINED B SEDIMENTARY ROCK, 3 MEDIUM GRAINED UNCLASSIFIED 4 COARSE GRAINED C CONGLOMERATE 5 VERY COARSE GRAINED D DOLOMITE 6 CLAYEY E GYPSUM OR ANHYDRITE 7 SILTY F SHALE 8 SANDY G GRAVEL 9 GRAVELLY H IGNEOUS, GRANULAR 0 CAVERNOUS (GABBRO, GRANITE, ETC.l A ARGILLACEOUS IGNEOUS, APHANITIC OR B BOULDERY GLASSY (BASALT, ETC.l C CALCAREOUS IGNEOUS, UNCONSOLIDATED D DENSE (TUFF, VOLCANIC ASHl E CONCRETIONARY K SAPROLITE F IRONSTAINED OR IRON CEMENTED L LIMESTONE G GRANULAR M MARL OR SHELL MARL H HARD N METAMORPHIC, COARSE I INTERBEDDED GRAINED (GNEISS, MARBLE, J JOINTED OR FRACTURED QUARTZITE! K COLUMNAR 0 METAMORPHIC, FINE GRAINED L LAMINATED OR BANDED (SCHIST, SLATE l H MASSIVE P CLAY N NONCALCAREOUS Q SILT OR LOESS 0 ORGANIC R SAND AND GRAVEL P POORLY SORTED S SAND Q CHERTY OR SILICEOUS T TILL R REDBED U UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENT S SOFT V SANDSTONE T "SALT AND PEPPER" W SILTSTONE U UNCONSOLIDATED X SILTY SAND V SEHICONSOLIDATED Y CLAYEY GRAVEL W WELL SORTED Z OTHER X CROSS BEDDED Y SHALY OR SLATY Z WEATHERED WATER LEVEL: LEVELS ARE GIVEN IN FEET BELOW LAND SURFACE; 11 +" INDICATES WATER LEVEL ABOVE LAND SURFACE; "F" INDICATES FLOWING WELL. WATER USE: A, AIR CONDITIONING; B, BOTTLING; C, COMMERCIAL; Dr DEWATERING; E, POWER GENERATION; F, FIRE PROTECTION; H, DOMESTIC; I, IRRIGATION; H, MEDICINAL; N, INDUSTRIAL (INCLUDES MINING!; P, PUBLIC SUPPLY; R, RECREATION; S, STOCK; T, INSTITUTIONAL; Ur UNUSED; V, REPRESSURIZATION,;-W, RECHARGE; X, DESALINATION--PUBLIC SUPPLIES; Y, DESALINATION--OTHER SUPPLIES. PUHPAGE/YIELD: IN GALLONS PER MINUTE IGPMl. PUMPAGE/DRAWDOWN: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STATIC WATER LEVEL AND PUMPING LEVEL. PUHPAGE/TIME: THE FOLLOWING CODES ARE USED FOR PUMPING PERIODS OF LESS THAN I HOUR: A, THROUGH 15 MINUTES; B, 16 TO 30 MINUTES; C, 31 TO 45 MINUTES; D, 46 TO 59 MINUTES. LOG: D, DRILLER'S LOG; Er ELECTRIC LOG; G, GEOLOGIST'S LOG AVAILABLE IN TABLE 2. QW: TYPE OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AVAILABLE IN TABLE 3. C, COMPLETE; J, CONDUCTANCE AND CHLORIDE; K, CONDUCTANCE; L, CHLORIDE; M, MULTIPLE (INCLUDES ONE COMPLETE AND ONE OR MORE PARTIAL!; p, PARTIAL. -10- TABLE 1.--0ESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND B.ORINGS -- CONTINUED LOCAL AL TI YEAR/ __ __Hf.J..L_____ FEET WATER- __.JiAJ.flL.______£1ft!£A!if___ WEll LATITUOF TUOE OWN!OR OR USER KETHOO O!Aii-1 FIN-IOEPTHI:JSl' TO RE4RI "'G LEVHIOATE IUSE YlELDI DO !TIME LOG Ow NUM6ER LO"lGITUD: OF LSD DRILLED ETER I ISH I I BED- >IATEP 14L IMEAS-1 I I I FT) I I 'II I I I FT l I ROCK {FTI lURED I IGPI-Ill 1FT II IHRl ABINGTON w 38 420703"10710001.1 218 SWINIMER B H 0 24 w 10 9-5B H II 53 420723"10710001.1 242 EATON EARL 1967 6 X 15 H 18 10-67 H AVON W 4'0752N0710143.1 160 '4ARI"l0 A 6 X 87 w 20 H H 10 II 44 420SlON0710219.l 220 1\VON TOWN OF 1959 2 p 21 T s u 0 W 45 420R01N0710245.1 230 AVON TOWN OF 1958 w 2 16 T u 0 W 46 420810N0710247.1 220 AVON TOWN OF 19~8 ;; 2 30 T u 0 W 52 420B44N0710339.1 200 AVON TOWN OF l'l58 II 2 11 T u· 0 BOSTON w 397 421404~0710910.1 50 BERKE DISTILL 1R 98 >I 12-37 N 400 12 0 BRAINTREE w 421245N0710203.! 130 SLUE HILLS CEM 1934 w 2 T 30 I w 471227"10710221!.1 120 TOWN BRAINTREE 1950 w 2 0 :,4 u w 4?.114.?N07101 03.1 100 TOWN BRAINTREE 1950 2 0 51 u w h 421241~0710010 • .? 100 TOWN ORAINT~EF 1 'l50 2 0 56 u w 72 4212?6f.l07l0!1 S.? 125 TOWN OR41 NTREE 1951 2 0 114 u 0 w 23 421201H07!0042.1 120 TOWN RRA!HTREE 1955 II 0 55 ~ 6 11-55 u 0 w 7.~ 421~03f.l0710056.2 145 TOWN B~AINTREE 1955 w 0 44 7S 4 ll-55 u 0 26 421t2n~o7tOll7.t 100 TOWN 6RAINTREF. ! 955 I< 0 44 F. 2 9-55 u 0 w 28 4?1122"l0710120.l 100 TOWN BRAINTREE 1955 w 0 3& p u 70 0 II 32 4211421.107102"30.2 130 TOWN ~RA!NTREE 1955 w 0 23 T 12-55 u 0 33 421239N0710156.1 130 TOWN BRAINTREE 1955 w 2 o· 18 T 2 12-55 u 0 W 66 42ll50N07050~1.4 oo TOWN BRAINTREE 19~7 w 2 0 46 R 8 10-57 u 10 0 W 68 421125N07CS953.2 100 TOWN i!RA I tHREE 1957 II 2 0 20 T ll 0 W 73 47.11S7N0710129.3 llO TOW'I BRAINTREE 1957 w 2 0 27 R 10-57 u 10 0 77 421229~0710229.2 120 TOWN I\~ AI "'TREE 1959 w 2 0 47 UR b-59 ll 10 0 W 62 421145N071021t.3 160 TOWN BRAINTREE 1959 2 0 6 UT u 0 w 86 421136~0710126.? 100 TOW"' BRAINTREE 1959 2 0 26 R 3· ll-59 u 75 0 W 90 4?11371.10710?17.1 155 TOWN BRAINTREE 195'l II 2 0 19 UR 0 11-59 u 0 W 93 421207N0710132.2 120 TOWN ~RAINTREE 1959 II 2 0 3b UT 0 11-59 u 0 W 94 421??0N07102?!.! 120 TOWN BRAINTREE 1959 w z 0 :,c:. 7P 4 11-59 u 0 0 - W OS 421i16N0710212.1 120 TOWN BRAINTREE 1959 w 0 62 7P 11-59 u 10 0 W 98 421206N0710214.l 130 TOWN BRAINTREE 1959 w 0 30 UR u 0 w 99 421210t.;0710215.1 120 TQWN BRAINTREE 1959 w 0 36 R 11-59 u 0 W 100 421221N0710?40.1 12~ TOWN 6RAINTREE 1959 w 0 32 UK u 0 W 101 421217N0710113.1 125 TJW"l BRAINTREE 1959 II 0 18 UT ll-59 u 0 w 103 421158f.l0705911.2 70 TOWN BRAINTREE 1959 w 2 0 38 UR 2 11-59 u 30 0 W 106 421157N0705947.1 80 TJWN BRAINTREE 1959 II 2 0 57 8P 6 12-59 u 20 0 w 107 421152~0710135.1 135 TOW~ 6RAINTREE 1959. w 2 0 35 R 2 12-59 u 15 0 W 109 42ll42N07l0057.2 100 TOW"l BRAINTREE 1959 w 2 0 19 R u 0 W 112 4212201.10710215.3 120 TOW'I BRAINTREE 1'l59 w 2 0 84 7S 12-59 u 0 W 113 421212N0710213.1 120 TOWN BRA l NTREE 1960 w 2 0 78 R 2 2-60 u 0 W 116 421211N07100~6.1 110 TOWN BPAINTREE 1960 II 2 0 37 R 4 2-60 u 0 W 121 4U20BN07l021 0.4 120 TOWN llRA I NTREE 1961 w 2 0 30 7R u 0 W 12? 42120SN0710ll4.1 145 TOWN RRA I NTREE 1961 w 2 0 14 T u 0 W 124 4212~3N0710117.1 120 TOWN 6RAINTREE. 1961 w 2 0 26 T 4-61 u 10 0 W 126 421057N0710028.2 150 TOII~l BRAINTREE 1961 w 2 0 16 T u 0 W 128 421147N0710056.1 100 TOW"l BRAINTREE 1961 II 2 0 47 uo 0 4-61 u 15 0 W 146 421121N0710125.3 lOS TOWN BRAINTREE 1964 c 8 s 50 UR u 235 0 W 148 421228N07100~8.1 130 THAYER ACADEMY 1966 c 6 X 720 95 H 30 1-66 I 30 W 166 421301N0710013.1 95 PECKS FUNERAL H 1965 c 6 325 w 115 f- 5-65 c q W 167 421207N07l0131.1 120 COCA COLA 60TTL 1963 6 510 w 53 H 12-63 N 70 W 168 471207N0710131.2 120 COCA COLI\ ROTTL 1964 6 650 55 H 3-64 N lb BROCKTON w 20 420717N0710011.1 MCPHERSON c 50 II H CANTON A 4 2121 !'~! 071 Of-:; 3. 1 !80 IJS GEOL SIIRVEY 1967 8 55 WR 15 10-67 u G A 4 21! 1 'l'l07107J0.1 180 US cr-JL SURVEY 1 9o7 B 50 liP. 23 10-67 u G 4?1207"107!01·<-3.1 1 7~ US GE'lL SUPVFY 1°67 tl 34 34 ws 10-67 u G 421l54N07106~4.1 16~ IJS G~OL SURVEY 19'>7 f\ 34 ws u G 4 711 ?M•07101-o30.1 152 US G~JL SUPVEY 1%7 B 27 WR 10-67 u G .J 1.,111 !l·:o71D63:>.1 150 US GO:'JL SURVEY 1967 B 35 o I~ t.~0918~0710712.1 175 US CEOL SURVEY 1967 A 24 R 7 ll-67 u G 14 421)924N0710640.1 175 IJS GEOL SURVEY 1967 8 26 R 15 11-67 u G 1 4210~4N0710942.! 42 110PW 1961 w 0 25 us 1 -61 u 0 2 4210471~07109:;0.1 42 ~OPII 1961 w 0 25 us 2 -61 u 0 3 47111>~0710°25.1 101 l40PW 19&1 B X 14 6 u 0 -ll- TABLE 1.--0ESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS -- CONTINUED YEAR/. WEI! ----- FEET WATER- ___iiAli.JL _____ LOCAL ALTI- f.llH~- WELL LAliTUOE TUDE OWNER OR USER HETHOO OIAM-IFIN-IOEPTHIUSE TO BEARING LEVELIOATE IUSE YIELOI DO ITI"'E LOG OW NUI4BER LONGlTUDE OF LSD ORI~LED ETER IISH I I BED- MATERIAL IHEAS-1 I I I FTI IINI I I IFTII ROCK IFTI lURED I IGPMIIIFTIIIHRI CANTON --CONTINUED UR -61 0 R 4 421123N0710915.1 48 MDPW 1961 w 2 0 26 u 0 R 5 421143N0710900.1 80 MOPW 1961 6 2 X 13 5 u 0 R 6 421145N0710857 .1 71 MOPW 1961 B 2 X 20 12 u -61 D R 7 421153N0710851.1 5'3 140PW 1961 w 2 0 22 us u -61 0 R 8 421201N0710845.1 43 1-!0PW 1961 w 2 0 21 us u 9 421108N0710930.1 74 'iOPW 1961 B 2 X 13 u 0 0 R 10 421101N0710937.1 51 "'OPW 1963 w 2 0 40 UR 10 9-63 u p M W 1 420853N0710743.1 135 CANTON TOWN 1889 0 25 w -- w UG p W 2 420853N0710743.2 135 CANTON TOWN 1893 w 2 s 30 w UG T 7-65 W 14 421326N07t07~8.l 65 "'DPW 1965 1 T 20 0 u p 15 420951N0710720.1 155 WAUHPA TUCK C C 1958 - 24 s 28 \1 G 4 3-65 R 408 10 s w p 50 • CU148E~LAND FARM 1962 12 s 46 w 46 G 3 10-62 550 11 24 D w 16 42ll45N0710910. l p w 17 421103N071082l.l 80 BLUE Hfll C C 1964 24 G 54 w 60 R 9 6-64 I 710 23 48 0 w 20 421 023"10710805.! 185 OBRIAN EDWARD 1966 \1 2 0 73 T R u 0 ·w 21 421059N07107Sl.l 100 CANTON TOWN 1965 2 0 l 0 T R u D W 22 421128N0110805.1 85 CANTO'! TOWN 1965 w 0 2B R u D W 23 4209}0N071055l.l 210 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 0 26 R 6 2-65 u 0 W 25 421131N0710925.2 45 CANTON TOWN 1965 II s 46 T R 3 2-65 u 50 D W 26 421026N07l072S.t 165 CANTON TOWN 1965 II s 40 T R 1 3-65 u 40 0 W 27 42101 7N0710707 .1 1 SO CANTON TOWN 1965 II 0 34 T R 2 3-65 u 50 0 W 28 420RS2N0710633.1 170 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 2 5 T R u 0 W 29 420A51N0710638.1 180 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 19 T R u 0 W 30 420844N0710630.I 235 CANTON TOWN 1965 II 2 0 16 T R u 0 W 31 420854N07107ll.l 155 CANTON TOWN 1965 \1 2 0 16 T R u 0 w 33 420838N0710732.1 170 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 36 T IS 10 3-65 u 0 W 34 420843N07107 39. I 160 CANTON TOWN 1965 \1 2 s 49 R 16 3-65 u 10 0 W 35 420829N0710717.1 175 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 60 1S u 0 W 36 42094!N0710726.1 160 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 29 R u 0 W 37 420929N0710727.1 175 CAN TON TOWN 1965 w 2 0 28 R u 0 W 38 421220N0710758.1 150 CANTON TOWN 1965 II 2 s 49 s 18 3-65 u 10 0 W 39 420930N071095l.t 50 CANTON TOWN 1965 s 33 T R 0 3-65 u 35 0 W 40 420933N0710945.1 50 CANTON TOWN 1965 II 0 54 T R 3 3-65 u 60 D W 41 420853N0710557.J 210 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 0 32 T R u 0 W 42 421109N0710939.J 60 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 0 43 T R u 0 W 43 42!!16N0710936.1 45 CANTON TOWN 1965 w 0 92 T R u D W 44 421127NOll0905.1 55 CANTON· TOWN 1966 w 2 0 26 R 5 3-66 u 20 0 W 45 42127.6N0710755.1 140 CANTON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 81 1S 18 3-66 u D W 46 421313N0710753.1 60 CANTON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 30 1S u D W 47 421232N0710805.1 90 CANTO'! TOWN 1966 w 2 s 54 s 11 3-66 u 15 0 48 4H240"10710B!O.l 65 CANTON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 69 s u D W 49 421002N0711004.1 45 CANTON TOWN 1966 II s 58 1S 3-66 u 15 0 W 50 420951N0711008.1 50 CANTON TOWN 1966 II 0 25 R 4 4-66 u 0 W 51 420956N0711000.! SO C4NTON TOWN 1966 w 0 50 R 4 4-66 u 55 0 W 53 420956N0710957 .1 40 CANTON TOWN 1966 w 0 78 1S 0 4-66 u 0 W 54 42l205N0710A28.1 50 CANTON TOW'! 1966 0 27 T u 0 w 55 420912N0710528.1 230 COONEY MARY MRS 1963 6 X 115 15 H 12 10-63 H 8 w 56 420953N0710838.1 1 BO 'IATCHELOER N JR }96?. 6 X 105 w 2 0 12 11-63 H 20 78 w 57 421!01N0710918.1 60 CANTON TOWN 1964 w 2 0 SO T R 5 1-64 u 50 w 58 421102N0710915.! 60 CANTOt-4 TOWN 1966 w 2 0 27 T R 3 3-66 u 20 0 w 60 421034N07t0537.1 155 CANTON TOWN 1966 II 2 0 20 T T u w 61 420940N07110t7.2 45 CANTON TOWN 1965 1!l G 54 II R 201 28 525 0 w 63 420939N0711011.l 55 CANTOt-4 TOWN 1965 1 - 18 G 53 w R 1 8-65 500 16 501 0 II 64 421135N07!0R40.2 65 CANTON TOWN 1964 w 2 0 2 S T T 0 7-64 u 12 w 65 42 094 8N0712020 .1 45 CANTON TOWN }966 \1 2 0 1a r R u 15 w 66 421057N0710812.1 80 CANTON TOWN 1963 24 G 60 w R 5-63 p 1080 14 48 0 W 67 420830N0710841.1 120 CANTO'! TOWN 1965 2 0 41 p 1-65 u 15 0 W he 42082SN0710745.1 140 FIDELITY INC 1967 18 G 37 w UG 11-67 c 520 22 24 0 II 70 420A33N0710753.! !SO FIDELITY INC 1967 w 2 0 51 T IS 14 6-67 u D II 71 420R29N07107S3.I 145 FIDELITY INC 1967 w 2 0 41 T UP 6 9-67 u 30 W 72 420837N071075! .1 165 F!D!'LITY INC 1967 II 2 0 6!l T us 17 9-67 u D W 73 '•21003N0710943.! 45 CANT::JN TOWN 1960 w 2 0 128 UP u W 74 421014N0710957.1 45 CANTON TOWN !960 2 0 46 u W 75 42ll4!N0710913.I 50 CANTON TOWN 1949 24 G 40 \1 225 W 76 4?}J~9N07!09\1.! 50 C<\ND>.; T()>~•: 1 <;56 G 4l w 77 ~.'0'14 7~:071 06 n. 1 }QO. C.IINT')'JTO'tl'l ')!::.JHAM II 1? t.:?l )l.QN0711!l~! .! l 00 '\OL T l 1\P T"tJO c I '140 C X :>0 1 A II 26 7-4 7 H 120 0 w 14 '·21 338 1W7ll 0~2. • !25 '>~IJCf Q.ON~LO DR 1 'l4U C X 2:;5 H 41) 7-47 H 15 w 15 t,}) 151N07!1100. I 120 Oll!Nlhll FOt.r.J(.!S 191!o v n 30 ~ c 0 w 2? 1 t.?l :?50N07l'l"'l".' 65 •JS r,c~ll $tH~ VF.Y ! Qi-4 '> s 22 0 12 11-64 u G w ?.'>2 421 )0111071 ')9')1') .! ~s O!:!)li\'1 WATFO () l 0!-j 0 A!i UP u 0 II 2A1 ~211)7N0710qS7.1 45 DEOII.\" WIITfq f.() 1'lb'l 0 UP u D w 2~4 4?14?0~(710~?1.1 ! 41, ';Ull IVhN J D I 'l52 14 14 11-52 H 10 -12- TARLE 1.--0ESCR!PTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS -- CONTINUED LOCAL AL TI YEAR/ ____ ltEIJ.______FEET WATER------~AlE&_____ ----~£AUf-___ WELL LAT!TUDE TUDE OWNFR OR USER. METHOD DIA11-IF1N-IDEPTIIIUSE TO t!EAR!NC LEVELIOATE IUSE YIELOI 00 ITIME LOG OW NU'IREP LI'lNGl TUO~ OF LSD DRILLED ETER IISH I I BED- MATERIAL IMfAS-1 I I I FT 1 IINl I I IFTll ROCK IFTl IUP.EO I IGPtOIIFTliiHRl DOVER w 16 421317N0711610.1 250 DOVER WATER CO 35 w R 29 FOXBORIJUGH w 420'•32"107U512.1 zoo US GEDL SURVEY 1964 B s 3l u IS 21 11-04 u c w 420442N07114lll.l 275 ~'OXBOROUGH TOWN 1938 16 G 46 w UR 0 -38 p 400 M w 10 4~0440N071141q.1 275 FOXBOQ.OUGH TOWN 19B 16 G 40 w UR 0 -38 p 300 p w 11 470t.45N07114?!.1 275 ~'OXBOROUGH TOWN 1931\ 1& G 42 w UR 0 -38 p 300 p II 20 420534•1071141 C) .1 270 FOXBORf'UGH T"lWN 1952 w 2 0 35 1 UR u 0 w 21 420531N071141C>.I 270 FOX901l.QUGH TOWN 1q52 w 0 24 UR u D 22 4205~5"1071141<:.1 270 FOXOOROUGH TOWN 1952 w u 26 UR u D w 24 420531N0711511.1 270 FOXtlOROUGH Tf'WN IQ52 w 0 25 R u 0 w 40 42043C:N07ll423.l 280 FOXSO~ llUGH TOWN 1947 . w 0 31 UP u 0 w 4? 42044~N0711421.2 270 FOXB'J!'OUGH TOWN 19'·7 w 0 61 U'l. u 42 0 w ~1 4~0452N071!41~.l 275 F~X80R'1U(;H TOWN 1<:64 s 43 R u 40 168 w 67 420425N0711506.1 ?85 FOXBORO CO 1962 II 0 32 R 11 8-62 u D il 6R 420450~0711437.1 275 'ICWI Lll AI-IS o\LEX 1959 c 6 X 130 w 26 H 28 12-59 li w 70 4?0425N0711~26.1 286 STATF HOSPITAL 2 0 10 T 6S 2 u 0 w 7l 4?0427N07lt5'30.1 290 STAT!: HOSPITAL w 2 0 7 T 70. 5 u 0 II 73 4204?<:~07115~8.1 290 STATE HOSPITAL 2 0 16 u 0 II 75 420437~071153?.1 100 STATF. HOSPITAL 2 0 :; u D HINGHI\M 0 1 "'13<;! '107054 ~1.1 35 40PW 1 9:>5 v 1 0 14 T '·-55 u 0 II 7? 470<:59~0705507.1 !35 4URPHY JAMFS M 0 30 0 13 u B-67 U \1 BO L,2111~N07054!<>.t R1 HINGHA"' WAT Cn J <:54 w 2 0 3l T 8 l-54 u 0 II Rl 4?12:1N070544q.1 42 ll!NGH.\"1 WAT Cn 1o54 w ?. 0 26 T 3$ 1 1-54 u 0 11 105 4?114:'>'!07C54!7.1 20 HI'ICH.".:-1 WAT CO 1957 \./ 2 0 20 T <:S 0 4-57 u D II 101; 4?131 7'107C54<6.\ >Q ll!N(:Hh"' WAT Cn 1 <:57 w 0 36 3~ '·-57 ll 0 II 167 4~!~35~U705~0J.I 4Sl HI ~l(;HA"' 114 T r.n. lQ66 ~)705454.1 50 ' W 1 R7 4?Q<>t.'l"C705447.1 1M CII~I'RO"' ROY !\ l'lM 6 140 w 14 H H W l'lS 4?13 46'107054 ')q. I 40 HOOPE~ DONALD 1965 6 250 w 17 H H w 20(, 421 :154"10705443.! 160 HICKEY EDWARD 'I 1 <:60 6 205 H 25 tl-60 H HOLBPOOK w 420<>16•10710118.1 125 lffll!IRI)OK TCWN 1954 w 0 2<: UT 5 9-54 (f\ 0 w 5 420<>17"1071011".1 130 HOLF I{ 9 4'0R0~~07l01?q.1 150 IIOL'l~>')nl< TCWN 1<:57 II 0 22 u 20 II 11 420850~07101~7.1 140 40lOP00K TOliN 1 <:57 r, !>3 w R p 250 w 13 420Cl~N07101]4.! 120:1 ll')LBIH'!'1K T'JWN 1954 0 34 T 6R 10-54 u 20 0 I{ 14 4?04JJN0710127.) 120 HUL~R~OK TO~N 1954 II 0 b9 T 6S 4 10-54 u (I 15 4~0<:0<>"10710121.1 !20 HnLSROOK TOWN 1954 II 0 S 3 T oR 0 10-5'· u 0 II 17 4?010P~J7t01,6.! 120 4'1L8Pf'"}K TCWN 1 ')54 w 0 31 UP 10-!.'4 u 0 w 18 420°16N070~A~O.l 175 HOLBR:JOK Tf'WN 1954 w 0 43 UP 10-S4 u D w 4?0<:12"10705 R~ 7.1 ?00 liOL'IRf'OK TOWN ! 954 w n 21 UT u 0 .?0 4?0R2'lN07l0Pl .1 I 30 IIIJL'lll:JOK Tf'W:-4 19M W n 39 us 4-64 u D w 21 42083QN07101~o.1 130 HOLKROOK TUWN }064 w 0 27 us 4-64 u 0 W 72 4~0~S2N0710113.l 130 H"LRR.OOK TCW'l 1 q5R 2'· G 61 II f,. p 700 ~ 2~ 4~0~47N07101?6.! I 30 HOLRRnOK .-"liN 1 <:57 G 53 R p 300 ~ 24 420826N0710143.) 130 HOL'IROOK TCWN 1964 \1 n 19 1S u 0 W 75 4?0R32N07l0142.J 140 HOLOROOK TOWN 1964 w () 37 UR 4-64 u 0 W 27 4~0R20N07l0!40.! 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 19&•, II u 44 s u 0 W 2n 4~0R24N07101~4.1 135 HOL"AOOK T~IIN 19&4 w 0 IS u 0 W ?>1 420S1 S~l07lOP7 .1 145 40L~ROOK TOW~ 1964 w 0 1S u 0 W 32 4?0RORN071013o.) 140 HOLBROOK TOliN 1<>64 w 0 us 3 5-04 u 0 W ~' 47QP?CN0710145.1 140 'iOlf\ROOK TOWN 1964 w 0 us 2 S-64 U 0 W :?-4 4201l31lN0710147.1 125 HOLRRaOK TCWN 1964 w 0 lS 0 5-64 u D w 1'5 4~0'l46N0710145.! 110 HOLBROOK TOWN }q64 w 0 36 1S 0 5-64 u 0 II 16 4?0'l47N0710124.l 130 HOLBROOK TOWN 1964 w 0 6:; bS 5-64 u 0 w 37 4209~0N07!0047.l 1!5 ll'JLRROOK TOWN 1 q64 II 0 18 UT u 0 3q 4?.Q<>~7N071004P.] 130 HOLf\ROOK Tf'WN 1<:64 w 0 24 UT u D w 3~ 420<:43H0710103.1 110 HOLBROflK TOWN 1964 w 0 33 UR S-64 U 25 0 w 40 420<>0C:N07l005~.1 J110 HOLOPOI'}K TOWN 1<:64 w 0 40 1$ 8 5-64 u 0 w 41 4?00t,7N07J0120.1 130 41'} LSR.OOK TOWN w 0 41 lS 0 5-64 u D w 42 4~Qo45N07100~6.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1<:64 II 0 41 us u 0 43 420745N071010".l 140 !-iOLSROOK T Oi/N 1964 w 0 32 us 6-64 u 0 w 46 420q06N0710101.3 140 HnLBR Of)K TOWN 1965 w u 42 R 12-65 p 60 D II 47 420R?SN071001l.l 150 HOLRROOK T CWN 1 <:57 w 0 41 UR 1-57 u 10 0 W 4P 4Z09?4N07!0042.l 140 40LBPOOK TOWN I <:57 W 0 20 UT u 0 II 49 4?0<:?7H07!00~A.1 120 HOLBROOK TOWN 1 <157 0 26 UP u D W ~0 420q32N0710045.1 140 HOLBROOK TOliN 1957 0 42 UR 1-57 u 0 W 51 420<:2 7N071 0059. 1 120 HOLRROOK TOWN 1957 w 0 27 UP. u D -13- TABlE 1.--0ESCRIPTIO'i :JF SELECTED WELLS AND BORINGS -- CONTINUED _____H.AI.EJL. ____ --~.E __ AL TI YEAR/ _____it.ELL------f-EET WATER- LOCAL LEVELIDhTE !USE YIELD! OD ITIHE lOG 011 WELL lATJTUOE TUDE OWNEP OP USEP HETHOO DIAM-IFIN-IOEPTHIJSE TO BEARING lt-~EAS-1 I I OF LSD ORILLED ETER I ISH I I BEO- MATERIAL NU>4BER lONGlTUOE IFTI JURED I IGPHliiFTIJIHRI IFTI I!Nl I I IFTII ROCK HOLBROOK --CONTI NUEO UT u D II 52 420945N0710035.l 160 HOLBROOK TOWN 1957 II 0 22 lS 12 10-57 u 0 ll 53 420824N0710l44. 1 145 HOLBROOK TCIIN 1957 w 0 46 35 u 54 420846~0710046.1 145 HOLBROOK TOWN 1958 II 0 w UR 0 3-59 u 20 0 W 55 420842N0710l32.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN !959 w 0 36 UT u 0 W 57 420917N0715900.1 200 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 0 24 u 0 W 58 420928N0710058.1 130 HOLBIIOOK TC\IN !959 w 2 0 23 T R 3-59 u 0 II 59 420808"107100H.l 155 HOlBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 2 5 T UR u D W 61 420751N0710037.1 150 HOLBROOK TGWN !959 II 2 0 22 T UT b 5-59 u D W 63 420850N0710045.1 140 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 II 2 0 18 T 37 UR 4 4-59 u 30 0 II 64 420~47N0710133.1 160 HOLBROOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 T II 65 42075RN0710127.1 150 HOLRROOK TOWN 1961 w 2 25 3 -bl u 50 10 -63 u II 66 421000N0710108.1 105 HOLBROOK TOWN 1963 w 2 72 so 4-59 II 198 420748N0710056.l 150 HOlBR:lOK TOWN 1959 w 2 0 32 7S 3 u D 40 II 209 421 004N0710059 .1 120 COUNTY HOSPITAL 1930 w 42 22 ! !o!EDFIELO A 421059N07ll652.1 180 US CEOL SURVEY 1967 B 11 T PR 5 11-67 u G A 421026N0711655.1 155 US CEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 5 T 5S 5 11-67 u G A 4?1149N0711653.! 210 US GEOL. SURVEY 1967 B 44 T 12 11-67 u G R 10 11-67 u <; A 4 42~238N0711£-10.1 225 US CEOL SURVEY 1967 B 4 sa r 5-65 p 900 31 166 II 125 421014N0711700.1 150 'IEOFIELO TOW~l 1965 18 G 60 II UP 2 0 W 126 421056N0711704.1 160 CEI\ROWSKI EIIAN 0 30 0 4 w 1 9-67 H c II 127 421138'10711622.1 205 OINELL ICY 1939 0 '30 (l 14 II 10 9-67 H c W 129 42101RN07116Sb.1 155 MEDFIELD TOWN 1964 2 p 40 T 3P 3 8-64 u 60 D p II 130 4~1010N07ll6'56.1 150 'IEOFIElO TOWN 1964 w 2 58 T 2R 2 9-64 u 60 0 II 135 421034N07117M.l 180 0 0 UR 17 9-67 u 'lOR WOOD A 421238N07ll053.1 55 US GF.OL SURV"Y 1967 B 62 T WR u G 4 421016"10711143.! 55 US CEflL SURVFY 191:-7 B 43 T WP u G A 421135N0710 A 6 421133N0711029.1 45 US G~'OL SURVEY 1 °bb B 95 R 10 !2-bb u c A 7 42ll32N0711049.1 45 US CEOl SURVEY 1966 1\ 4 87 us 10 12-67 u r, A 421.?44N07lll06.1 70 US CEOL SURVFY 19bb 1\ 4 47 R u G II t.21231N0711102.l 51 '-lORWOOO TOWN 1939 w 2 0 89 811 F: 5-39 u 44 0 II '•2l209N07ll 04 2.1 48 "lOPWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 34 R u 5 0 w 6 421213N0711047.1 4 7 NORWf\00 T 011'1 !93Q II 0 46 R u D II 7 421230"10711105.1 51 NORWOOD TOW~l 1939 w 0 102 s u 0 II 9 4.?1222N07llll3.1 56 NOP\1000 TOWN 1139 II 0 21 100 u 10 D w 10 421217N071lll4.1 51 NOR\1000 TOW'! 19?9 li 0 110 u 0 II 11 421217"107llllq.} 52 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 0 55 u 10 I) II 12 420913N071113l.l bq C"'LSO P 0 10 0 19 u T 9 4-o3 u W 16 421244N0711102.1 68 NORWOOD TOWN }93Q w 2 0 Sl T R u 25 0 II 17 421.?27N071!12o.l 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1939 w 2 0 51 T R u 15 D II }q 421224N071112B.l 55 NOII\.10110 TOWN 1939 w 2 0 54 T 0 u 4 0 II 20 421221N0711101.1 50 NORWOOD TOWN 1937 II 2 0 54 T u 91 48 0 II 21 421219N07ll116.1 51 NORWOOD TO\Itl 1944 II 67 4-44 u 80 4 7 2 811 0 II 22 4?1221N071110~.1 54 NORWOOD TOWN 1944 w 0 137 -44 lJ 0 II 23 42!219N07110S!.J 50 "l0RW'100 TOWN 1944 II 0 49 R u 0 II 24 421153N071ll0&.1 50 NORWI)OO TOWN 189Q v 34 G u 56 336 II 28 471209N0711035.1 60 NORWOOD TOW"l 1920 I II 0 23 T u II 30 421226N0711056.1 55 NORWOOD TOWN 1920 II 2 0 40 p u 32 190 D II 31 42!1501110711037.1 45 NORWOOD TOWN 1920 w 2 0 50 2S u II 38 '·21229N071104S.l 130 NORWOOD T:JWN 1925 II 2 0 :10 1S u II 39 421034N0711037.1 95 NORWOOD TOWN 1925 w 2 0 9D u II 41 4212:"1N071ll01.1 5~ NORWOOD TOWN 1940 8 c so w l 270 II 42 421210N0711116.2 49 !'IORIIOOD TOWN 1949 24 G 62 II 11-49 300 40 720 D II 45 421235"10711056.1 60 A AND P C') 1956 II 2 0 84 T IS u 30 0 II 46 421208"10711008.1 7<; STAR MARKET 25 fl UR c 25 D II 47 421.?26'10711103.1 55 NI)RWOOO TOWN 1912 II 35 u UR RANDOLPH B 421 002N07102 41.1 170 'IDP\1 1951 II 0 13 T u 0 w 421005'10710215.1 130 RANDOLPH Tr.IIN 1957 II 0 57 7C 1-57 u D w 421125N0710448.1 160 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 0 24 UT u 0 II 421128N0710439.1 170 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 0 21 UT u 0 II 4211.01N0710ll4.1 tOO RANDOLPH TOW'! 1959 w 0 23 UT u D II 6 421156N07103Q4.2 130 RANDOLPH TOWN 1956 w 0 43 UR 12-56 u 15 0 II 7 42112?N0710141.1 130 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 0 14 UP u 0 w 10 421207N0710430.l 1 RO RANDOL PH TOWN 1959 w 2 0 45 ur u D II 11 421020N0710123.1 100 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 II 2 n 65 1S 11-59 u 0 II 12 421150N0710311.1 140 RANDOLPH TOWN 19% 2 0 74 7P u 0 w 13 421021N07101J3.1 110 RANDOLP~ TOWN 1959 w 0 b7 1S 5 11-59 u 0 II 14 42102SN071012Q.1 100 RANDOLPH TOWN 1959 w 0 b3 1S 2 11-59 U 0 w 15 421016N0710137.1 110 R4NDOLPH TOWN 1959 II 0 bO lS 7 11-59 u D w 16 421148N0710307.1 140 RANDOLPH TCWN 1956 w 0 44 1S 7 12-56 u 0 w 17 421126N0710145.1 1 SO RANDOL PH TOWN 1959 w 0 25 BS 6 11-59 u 0 -14- TARLF 1.--0ESCR!PT!ON OF SELECTED WELLS ~~0 BOR!~GS --CONTINUED LOCAL ALTI YfAR/ ___ ---.HfLL _____ FtfT WATE'l- ---Hil.EJL______f.~-- WI'L L L AT I TU(IE TUDE OIINE R OR USFF ~ETHOO O!A~-IFIN-IOEPTHIUS~ 10 ~E4RING LEVrLIOATE !USE YIELOI DO ITIHE LOG OW NUMB !OR L'l!IIGITUO£ OF LSD URILLEO El~R I ISH I I ut'l- "4ATEI-.lAl I MEAS-1 I I I FT) 1!"11 I I P'TII P.:lCK !FTI lURED I !GPI-III!FTliiHP) RAN::IULPH --CONTI"'U!:O w 110 DANOOLPH TOWN 0 29 4R 11-59 u 60 0 Ul(.t 1 4Z0917~070 42on••Jo7ost.sq.t 15~ !olAV A!!\ STt.T10111 1956 v Q 6 u 0 c; 4~QO]I,'J07Q<;'3 0~ .J !70 liAV A I" STAT l "'N 1951, v 0 t5 u D X 10 420'>?9~<;070<;457.1 !68 'Ill. V AlP S T ATl O~J 1956 v ') 1 l r; 7-56 u 0 X II 42004 2 1~0705'- 'iO. 1 174 "11\V f.,JP STATJIJN 1956 v 0 lU 6 7-56 u 0 1 ~ 4'J9t6N0705SSl.1 t 52 iliA V A I ~ STAT IIJ'I 1954 v I') i 1 6 10-54 u 0 NW AlP STt.TIO~ !954 V 0 10-54 u 0 SHARON B 3 420521N0711154.1 261 ~-'OP"' 1961 v 0 61 61 2S 11 -61 lJ 0 8 4 420621~0711150.1 252 'IOPW 1 <161 v 0 64 2S 0 -61 u D 8 5 4207lq~07113Sl.l 242 'I[IPW 1061 8 X 3? ?4 s b -61 u 0 8 6 47.0716~0711340.1 244 'l!:lPw 1961 q X .>5 27 2S d -61 u 0 l\ 7 4?0730N0711342.J ?6S MIJPW 1961 0 74 a;;. 39 -61 u 0 420'>24N07113'54.l 24~ "'.{IPW v 0 3Z u 0 R 420~30N07!13'i4.1 267 MOPW v 0 21: u 0 9 l.20634~07113r.'.l 277 '1(\P\1 v I) 42 u 0 10 42V64~'J0711 '3'\7 .1 21Q 'II)PW v il 20 u 0 11 t.20S42"!071P<;s.1 28> 'II)PW v 0 40 u 0 12 4?0704~0711~5?.1 272 '10PII v 0 24 u 0 w 7. 4?0'\S~N0710C31.1 300 llOOMhN JOSEPH v T 25 w ... II 7 4205'54'110711131.' 261 EGGE" S I<. US Y w 0 20 II H w 4205'i5"10711117 .l 272 'l!)flR TH(l~A S v T 1 q ,/ H w JQ 4?0'5]8N0710957.1 275 ~ARL~ RQPT K D 24 0 9 w 11 w ?0 4~0540~0711014.1 260 ~OR$~ POBERT V I T 14 w R H w 21 420731"10711233.1 370 WHIT~ FPF~ A D 34 w 22 ,/ UT H w ?2 420709~07111~3.1 ?OS SHAPfJN TOWN 1906 v 2 0 4 il tl us 1 p w 23 47u547N071QO'H.l 291 NICKERSON T 0 12 0 15 w u~ 5 7-38 H w 33 4207 7 0N071!3'50.2 230 SANFOQO A H 1949 .0 30 0 20 tl 40\ 15 -1,9 H 0 w 34 4?0~42~071115'\.1 212 qp I')W'~ E 1899 0 36 w 31 UT tO 6-63 H w ?5 4?07\0N0711?4~.! 265 'lEIIHUR ST 0 3:> 0 26 w Ui< 19 4-63 H w 3~ 4206'5~N0711?4S.l 250 ROMANSKI: 191.1 v 2 T 11 u UK 6 4-63 H w 37 l.20~10'J0711355.J 275 CRAWL<:Y W!LLIA"' 1961 0 42 0 29 w UR ?2 4-63 H w 1o 470717V07114ns.t 235 >~F. TAL Bfl LOW'\ C 1962 6 X 350 II 12 20 w 41 t.20652N0711!!2.1 210 SHAROtl TOWN 1945 24 G 45 ;; 47 u:> 3 5-45 p 352 24 0 w t.5 420735N0711254.1 41.5 KE"'DALL MRS 0 30 II 22 u ur 15 9-65 u w 40 4?0735N0711104.l 220 SHAPO~ TOWN 1957 19 G 86 II UR 3 R-57 p 1400 49 M w SO 4?0732N071110~.1 220 SHARON TOWN 1885 0 108 w 16 IJ Uk p p w 52 420854~0711039.1 110 SHARON HE 'I PARK 1951 12 G 43 w UR B-51 I 15 w 51 t.20S5~'1107110?2.1 130 KNQLLWOOO CEM 1950 - 12 G 57 .. UP 8 8-51 505 30 w 55 420617N0711405.1 260 KULEAA8A JOHN 1954 6 X 209 w 14 12 3-54 H 0.5 w SA t.2072<;N07ll1?1.1 232 HOWE WILFORD H 1960 w 2 s 46 w U;l. 22 1-60 H 25 0 II 59 4?072SN0710A42.1 239 HEALEY GEORGE 1964 A 6 X 150 2 12-64 11 0.5 w 77 4?0658NO?ll204.l 210 SHARON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 39 0 '1-66 u 55 0 W 78 420554N0711216.l 230 SHARON TOWN 1966 w 0 36 UP 2 9-66 u 0 W 7<1 4?.065QN0711113.1 240 SHIIPON T(lWN 1966 w 0 40 UP 2 .10-66 u 35 0 w 80 4?0749~0711054.1 205 SHAR(lN TOWN 1966 w 0 52 UR 5 10-66 u 0 W Pl 4207'\2~C711051.1 205 SUAKOIII TOWN 1966 II 0 51 Uk 4 10-66 u 0 W 8? 4208l6N0711005.1 l 50 SHARON TOWN 1966 0 78 UP 2 10-66 u 0 w 87 42071 t;~0711113.1 220 SHARON TOWN 1966 w 2 0 18 UR u w 81 420531 N07ll 02 5 .} 260 SHARON TOWN 1966 w ;> 0 38 UR 0 11-66 u 0 w 101 42081 7N071103!.1 210 SHARON TOWN 1967 w 2 0 24 UR 6 3-67 u 0 w 107 470601 ~07111 30.1 260 SHARON TOWN 1967 w 2 s 36 UR 2 3-67 u 50 0 w 122 420709N0711133.2 205 SHARON TOWN 1951 24 G 42 w 3 -51 p J STOUGHTON W 97 420740N0710817.1 130 STOUGHTON TOWN 1949 II 62 w 4 10 M W 98 420649N07107S6.l 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1892 0 H w 1150 W 99 420R34N0710607.1 190 CANTON TOWN 1894 0 w UR M"' W 100 420R3RIII0710610.1 195 CANTON TOWN 1949 24 G 43 w UR p W 112 420649N071075R.l 155 STOUGHTOIII TOWN 1965 w 2 p 67 T UR 3-65 u 30 0 W 113 420654N0710748.1 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 33 T R 3-65 u 45 0 W 115 420701N0710752.1 158 STOUGHTON TIJWN 1965 w 22 T u W 116 420659N0710807~1 180 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 64 T u 0 W 117 420650N0710ROO.l 158 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 II 68 T UR 3-65 u 0 W 118 420649N0710754.l 160 STOUGHTON TOWN 1965 w 45 T UR 3-65 u 56 0 -15- TABLE 1.--0ESCR!PT!ON OF SELECTED wELLS AND BORINGS -- CONTINUED YE4R/ FEET WATER- ___ LOCAL ALTI ---~1.1.______H.ALE.!L ___ ---~L-- HETHOO O!A"'-IFIN-IDEPTHIJSE TQ SEARING LEVELIOATE IUSE YIELOI 00 ITIHE LOG Ow WELL L~TITUOE TUDE OWNFR OR USER NUMBER L0>4GITUOE OF LSD ORILLEO ETER I !SU I I BEO- 'iATER!AL IHEAS-1 I I ( FTl IINI I I (FTII ROCK IFTI IUREO I IGPHII!FTIICHRI STOUGHTON --CONT !NUEO UT 7-61 u 0 w 1?2 4'20858"l071063S.l 200 STOUGHTO~I TOWN 1961 II 17 7-61 0 w 136 4209SON0710640.1 195 STOUGHTON TOWN 1961 w 18 UT u 7-61 0 w 139 420708N0710601.1 21.0 STOUGHTON TOWN 1961 w 21 Ull u 7-61 0 w 140 42070SN07105S4 .1 225 STOIJG'i TON TOW"! 1961 w 28 UR u w 143 4:?0837N071 OS J5 .1 207 STOUGHTON TOwN 1954 w 53 1S 9-54 u 0 6-55 II 144 420830NO"Yl0535 .1 207 STOU(';HTON TOWN 1954 w 30 UR 1 u 30 D w 146 420113qN0710<;28. 1 215 STOUGHTON T0",/"1 1954 w 49 UR 1 3-54 u 0 w 151 4 20703N07lOSSb .1 230 STOUGHTON TOWN 1954 w 32 UR 4 10-54 u D w 159 42081 5N0710839.1 125 ST'lUGIHON TO".<"' 1954 w 26 UR 3 11-54 u 20 0 w t63 4 ?OI!;;>qtJ07l06 31.1 204 STOUGH TON TOW"! 1954 27 UR 2 11-54 u 30 0 UR 7-55 50 6 w 170 420739~0710740,} 145 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 w 2 48 u 0 W 171 420733N0710747.1 155 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 w 2 48 UR 4 7-55 u 0 w 172 4207371107101!16.1 150 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 II 2 p 48 Uk 3 7-55 u D W 177 420654N0710729.1 180 STOUGHTON TI")WN 1955 w 2 0 17 UR 4 7-55 u D II 179 420~47N0710715.1 190 STOUGHTON TOWN 1955 II 2 0 6 UT 4 7-5S U 0 W 180 420645N0710716.1 190 STI")UGUTO~I TOWN 1955 w 2 0 17 UT u 0 W 1 82 4 '.0641 N071072 3. 1 100 STI")UGUTO"' TOWN 1955 w 2 0 17 UP u () '!ROCKTON PIJS t« w 2t! UR u 25 0 W !9R 470801!~0710~09.1 ';!40 s D. w 1 qq '-20il3~"1v7tOt.H>.2 190 CA"'TON TOWN 1966 w s 39 !< 3-66 u 30 W<\LPOLE 470005N0"' 1123 S. 2 140 US GEOL SURVI"Y 1967 B 48 WI> 8 !1-67 u G 420835"1071125<'.1 230 US GFOL SURVFY 1967 B 42 PR 18 11-67 u G 420'32"7"11)711301.1 270 US GEOL SURVFY 1967 s 54 p~ 37 11-6 7 u G 4 207;> 'i~107ll425 .J 195 US GEOL SURVF.Y 1967 ll 94 9S 20 11-67 u G 4207">P.J07ll'-30.1 190 US GF.~L SURVFY 191>7 B 41l 9S u G 7 4~0711N0711629.! toO US GEOL SURVEY 1967 4 24 60 s 11-67 u G 8 4?0qt.5N07llo27.1 1~5 ~S GEOL SURVEY 1967 4 X 58 3R 30 11-67 u G w 1 4?070t.N07llt.45.1 265 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 0 42 UR 23 4-66 u f) w 2 420£.41~0711528.! !95 WALPOLF. TOW'! 1966 H 2 25 UR u 0 w S 4?0611N07116'i2.1 2 ?0 WA LP0LE TOW~ 1966 w 2 33 6R 1-66 u D II 8 420657N07115:>6.1 185 WALPI")LF TOWN 19nl) W 3 7 T 6S l 1-66 u D W 9 420854N0711553.1 150 WALPI")LE TOW'! 1966 23 T 6R 0 3-66 u 0 w 15 420943~071!602.1 145 WALPI")lE TOWN 1966 w 54 T 711 u 0 W 16 4~0"4PI0711605.l 145 WAlPOLE TOWN 1966 w 39 T UP 2 2-66 u 65 D II 17 4?065RN07115S1.1 190 WALPOLE TOW"' 1966 w 2 3 T 6R 0 3-66 u 0 II 2'• 4?0950"107116.?1.1 146 WALPOLE TOWN 196~ 57 4G 3-66 u 500 115 0 W 25 4?0948N0711'>17.l !50 WALPOLE TOW"' 1966 w 54 7R 3-66 u 0 II 2n 4 ?0<156N07ll ~ :>8 .1 150 IIALPI")LE TOWN 1966 w 55 UR 2-66 u 65 f) W '5 420840N0711545.1 145 WALPOLF TOWN 1966 w 56 6R 3-&6 u 8 0 w :n '-'.ll36tl07li'H7.1 195 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 II 2a 6P 3-66 u 10 D W 1R 4 ?ll72N:l7ll 531.1 200 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w p 36 6G u 0 W ] 0 421112N:l71154Q.) 190 WALPOLe TOWN 1966 w p 19 6G u D II 40 42l135N07H600.! lqO WALPOLE TOW"! 1966 w p 17 T u !1 W 41 4206'\A"107114'i~.l 1QO WALPIJLE TOWN 196~ w s 48 UT I 4-66 u 3 0 43 420"'0~N0 7 ll453.1 185 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w s 40 42 UT 0 4-66 u 15 0 II 44 42070H/0711454.1 1 9S WA LPI")LE TOWN 1966 w 3 5 T UT 3 4-66 u 20 0 II 45 4~070S~07114'\5.1 205 WALPOLE TOWN 1066 w 49 T 2R 9 4-66 u 50 0 W 47 470707N07ll457.1 210 WALP'lLF TOW"l )966 w 55 T 2R 13 4-66 u 8 0 w 49 4?092'>'10711 543.! 150 WALP~lf TOWN 1966 w 28 R 2 4-66 u 50 0 II 53 t,20"15!N07ll606.1 155 WALP}LF TOWN 1966 w 27 UT u 0 W 57 420"13N071!419.! 130 WALPOLE TOWN 1966' w 33 u 0 w 58 420730~0711515.1 180 WALPI")LE TOWN }966 28 4-66 u 60 0 W o7. 420R24N07ll5"1.1 160 WALPOL~ TOW~ 1966 w 37 29 4-66 u 0 II 63 420824N07!l547.1 !60 WALPOLE TOWN l96o w 35 6R 12 4-66 u 0 W 65 420113SN07ll610.! 190 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 29 6R 4-66 u 0 66 420831~0711625.1 LBO WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 39 UT u 20 0 W 67 4206!8N07!1545.1 220 WALPOLE TOWN 1966 w 7 15 T u u W l,O 4:!0032N0711S59.1 150 WAlPOLE TOWN 1966 w 2 59 7R 4-66 u 75 0 II 71 420021'11)711603.1 155 WALPOLE TOWN 191.6 II 2 25 T u 0 W 73 4209~1N0711557.1 !50 WALPOLE TOWN 196& 12 48 4'< 7-66 u 720 120 0 w 74 420929N0711553.1 147 "'ALPOLE TOwN 1966 w ?. s 56 2R 2 5-66 u 45 0 w 77 420933N071!604.1 150 d<\LP"'LE TOWN 1966 w 2 s 52 2R 0 5-66 u 50 0 w 79 4?0730N0711450.1 185 IIALPOLE TI")W"' 1968 c 16 G 63 w G 1 12-68 p 1000 24 36 0 w 83 421206N07ll'i55.! 275 WARWICK FOWI"' II 0 w 3 5 " UT w 84 420904N071157.1.1 175 "'IISS PUP. WELFAR T 36 w UR 22 4-43 H W 85 4ZOR33N0711241.1 2 20 HP ENCHUK JQHN 19% 0 24 UR 21 6-63 w 86 420732N0711514.1 1'35 WALPOLE TOWN 1951! G UR W B7 47.0904N071153 2.1 140 WALPOLE TOWN 1954 G w UR w aa 420733N071!446.l 1 80 WA L PilL!' TOWN v 70 w U=! -16- TABLE 1.--0ESCRIPT!ON OF SELECTED WELLS ANU ~ORINGS -- CONTINUED LOCH ALTI YEAR/ ____Hf.ll ______Fr-ET IIAH~- _____ WAifB______flltlf!Lf____ W~'LL lhTITUOE TUDE OWNER OR USr:P. METHOO O!AM-IF!N-IDEPTHI~S~ TO ~~ARING LEVELIDATE IUSE Y1ELOI 00 !TIME LOG QW NU.'II\!:'R LONGI TUO'O OF LSD DRILLEO ETf'll I ISH I I BEO- '41\TER l Ill P-lEAS-I I I ( FTl I INI I I (FTII ROCK IFTI IUil.EO I IGPMliiFTliiHRl WFSTWOOO 4 21315~10711045 .) 95 US GEC'L SURVFY 1967 R 4 >8 T R 13 11-67 u G 421321N0711055.1 90 US GEOL SURVEY 1967 R 4 49 T WR u G W ?-5 42125RN071110B.! 80 NORW~OD TOW~ 1925 II 2 0 30 T P. u 0 W 3R 421207N071!4>2.1 175 'lOP WOOl) TOW"l 1925 II 2 0 40 T 4S u 30 w 39 421139~0711417.1 160 NORI-:000 TOWN 1925 II 2 0 31 T u w 40 4212~1N07l1402.} 180 NORWOOD TOWN 1949 w 0 ,.. u 40 24 D w 43 421229N0711357.1 185 NORWOOD TOWN 1951 24 G :>1 k 1 3-51 p bOO 4 183 D w 44 421249N0711111.1 70 A ANO P CO ' 19'56 f> G 4b w us 12 '·-56 c 150 21 24 0 w 45 421224N0710'>06.1 54 DEOHA>i WATER CO 1954 24 G 6i> w u~ 15 -54 p 900 144 0 w 46 421213H071QC04.! so "OEOHA,. WA T fR CO 195S 24 G 65 UP. 6 2-58 p 900 120 0 w 47 4~1155N0710'>12.1 52 OEOHA>i WATFR CO 19b2 24 G 65 w UR 2-b2 900 10 47 0 w 4~ 421204N07l0911.! 52 OEOIII\M WA T F.R CO 1966 18 G 7l w UR 4-66 1050 10 116 WCYI-IOUTH A 4?MO~"l0705R25.! 15S US GtOL Sll!'.VEY 1966 13 20 u G R 4?1 041N0705IIOO.l 141 "40PW 19?9 v lb -29 u D B 42111 4N070S55'>. 1 91 'IOPW l95S V 0 IS 12 12-55 u D B 4.?\141~0705721.1 t11 'IDPW 1955 v 3t. 12-55 u 0 0 4211151~)705606.1 139 'IOPW 1955 v 16 12-55 u D w 42095'·N0705t.4S.1 1~0 US G~'OL SURVFY 1964 s 30 J UT 20 ! l-64 u G w 1.2114 7"1070571 Q .1 90 US GE~l SURVEY 1964 s n o ox 13 ll-64 u G w 4 421120N070562R.l 90 US G~'lL SURVEY 1964 s 22 0 3S 9 11-b'· u G w IR 4?124~N0705506.1 50 W!'YM')IJTH H'W"l 1957 II 0 44 T UQ 0 2-57 u 23 0 w }Q 42124SN070SSOS.l 45 WEYM~UTH TOWN 1957 w I) 44 T UR 0 2-57 u 57 0 W 23 421220N0705746.l 9 WFYM0UTH TOWN 1965 w 0 15 u W 24 421237N0705656.1 70 WEY'I~UTH TOWN 1957 w 0 28 Ull u .... W 26 42115'l•!0705'JSQ.2 'lB WEY'IOUTH TOWN 1959 0 so bR 0 l-59 u 75 0 W 28 4?.1154N07057!2.1 100 WEY'IOUTH TOWN 19~~ w 0 39 l 61< 2 7-58 u b2 0 w 30 t.2ll49N070o;?Oo.1 QS WEYMOUTH TOWN 195~ w 26 T UG lJ 0 W ?l 42ll42N0705713.1 95 WFYM~UTH TOWN 1950 w 0 31 UR u 1/ 37 42}11.3"10705 7 41.) 120 WE YMIHJTil T liWN 1959 \1 0 19 6S u D w 33 42ll?Q•iu7C57'1".1 115 WEYMOUTH TOWN 19'57 w n 9 u 0 II 35 '•21143N070%2'3.1 RO riEYMDUTH lQ:m 1958 w 0 >4 u 70 W 36 4211~9N070S615.1 90 WEYMOUTH TOriN 1 95~ w 0 51 II 68 W 37 t.;>1!34N07C56,'l.! 70 WEYMOUTH T1WN 1957 II 0 40 IJk 10-57 u 0 w 39 :.21126"10705645.1 130 WEY'IOUTH TOWN 1957 II 0 30 Ul< 11-57 u 0 w 39 4Z1129"l07056?.7.1 '10 WEY'IOllTH TOWN 195B W I) 53 1S u 0 W 40 4'1136N07CS620.1 RO WEY~OUTH TOWN 195'3 w 0 50 IS l!-58 u D W 41 4211?0•!07C5610.! 90 WEY'IOUTH TOWN 1958 0 9 u w 54 421 052tJ0705641> .} 125 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1 'l65 w 0 30 UP B-65 U 50 D w 55 471053~07056~5.1 125 WEYM'1UTH TOWN 1965 w 0 33 us u 0 W 56 4.?10S7N0705727.1 140 WEY'IOUTH TOwN 1 Q57 \1 31 2S u 0 W 57 421051N0705727.1 135 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1957 w 0 32 R u 0 W 58 421')~7N07C571.4.1 140 WEY>iOUT4 TCWN 19~7 w 29 u 0 W 60 i.?1051N0705752.1 135 WFY>iOUTH TOWN 1957 w 0 31 us u 0 W 6? i.2IOS~N070SP.04.1 135 WEYM~UTH TOWN 196'> 0 38 UR u 0 W 61 42l027H070~74~.1 135 AFYMOUTH T0~N 1965 w 0 20 UT u W 64 421023N0705737.1 115 WEYM!lUTH TO~N 1957 II 0 23 UR u D w 6~ 421022N070S61~.1 175 WEYMOUTH TOWN 19t-? II n UT u W 66 '•21031N07CS<,Ofl.l 11 S WE YMOIJTH TOWN 1965 w 0 53 IS u 0 W 67 4?.0957N0705539.1 135 WFY~OUTH T0WN 1957 w 0 25 Ul' 1-57 u 25 0 w 69 421004"l0705537.1 115 WEYM~UTH TOWN 1957 w Q 3b R 1-57 u D w 70 421 00"''-10705536. J 115 ~EYMOUTH T0WN 19-;6 w 0 71 UP 1-57 u D w 76 i.2u9!0N0705756.1 160 WEYMOIITH TOWN 1957 w 0 22 UP 3-57 u W 77 '•2092 ?N070SR4! .1 170 WCYMOUTH TOWN 196~ w 0 35 UP 8-bS U D W 78 4?QR4"HI0705'l12.1 1 70 WE YI-IOIJ TH TOWN 1957 w 0 16 u D W 79 420Q)QNJ7CS~05.1 150 WEYI-IOUTH TO~N 1965 w 0 38 UR 12-65 u 40 D W 80 L/Q940N07C57~~.1 170 WEY'-'()IJTH TCWN 1965 0 34 R 12-65 u D W Pl 4'?09471!07C5!l:J2.1 1~0 ~EYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 0 30 1 s 12-65 u 0 W ~2 420Q51N0705R04.1 I SO ',/f Y>.~f'IU TH T OW•l 1965 If 0 18 UP. u 0 W P4 420Q06NQ70S757.! 150 WEY'IflllTH TOWN 1965 w 0 30 UR 12-65 u D W Rb 4~0'>57~070580".! 170 WEY~OlJTH TOWN 1965 w 0 32 UR 12-65 u 45 0 W 9? 4>J?05M07C570).4 100 WEYMOUTH TCWN 1965 w 0 19 UT u D W QG 4?.1045~07C5743.1 135 ~fYMOUTH TOW~ 1965 w 0 30 UR 12-65 u 0 w 97 4 ?Q04H:Q7CSS 32.2 128 WEYMOUTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 47 UR 11-65 u 40 D w 911 420937"10705531.1 128 WE' YMOlJTH TOWN 1965 w 2 0 27 UR u 0 w 100 4211 53N07 CS7l 7.1 9S W"YMOUTH TOWN 1944 24 G !>b w UR p 700 w 101 4?1 14)N07C5719.1 95 WEY>IQUTH TOliN 1951 24 G 5S W UR p 700 w 102 421201N070S70S.1 .;.,-oo WFY!'IOUTH TOWN 1963 24 G 49 w UR 700 0 w 103 '·21137N07C5t.;o.1 90 WEnlOUTH TOWN 1959 24 G 42 AYMONO ARTHUR 1954 X 140 w 5 H 1 s 5-54 H 3 -17- TABLE 1.--0ESCRIPTION OF SELECTED WELLS AND BORP.IGS -- CONTINUED ____lifL.L______LOCAL ALT!- YEAR/ FEET WATER- __HAJ:f1L ______fll!:!fA{iL __ WfLl L4TITUOE- TUDE OWNER OR USER liETHOO Dl Ali-I FIN-I DEPTH I USE TO BEARING LEVEll DATE IUSE YIELD! OD IT !HE LOG OW NUMBER LONGITUDE OF LSD DRILLED ETER I ISH I I BED- MATER! AL lliEAS-1 I I (FT) I !Nl I I I FT II ROCK I FTl I URED I tGPHl!IFTlJ(HRI WEYMOUTH -CONTINUED w 123 420"134N07056l S.1 161 NAV AIR STAT ION 1941 c 6 X 50 T 21 10 11-41 u 23 D w 124 420935"107 OS612 .1 161 NAV AIR STATION 1941 c 6 X 34 T 2"1 u D w 126 420'l31N0705602 .1 160 NAV AIR STATION 1 '166 8 X 28 r 18 u D w 134 4 21 033N07 C5605 .1 110 US GF.OL SURVEY 1967 6 s 47 0 PR 12-67 u G X 7 42094 7N070S705.1 152 "'AV AIR STATtON 1951 w 0 30 T 3-51 u D X 8 420"150H070570q.l 152 NAV AIR STAT 10"1 1 '151 w 0 22 T 1 3-51 u D X 16 4 20'15 5N0705636.1 180 NAV AIR STATION l96B II 0 25 r 4 5-68 u D X 17 42094 BN07 C5620 .1 174 NAV AIR STATION 1968 w 0 8 T 2 5-68 u D X 18 420"140N0705609 .1 165 NAV AIR STATION 1968 0 8 T 1 5-68 u 0 X 19 420938"10705623.1 176 NAV All!. STAT !O~l 1968 w 0 15 T 6 5-68 u D -18- Table 2.--Logs or selected valls and borings (Depths are given in reet belov lAnd surrace.) Depth Depth Depth AVON w44. BRAINTREE W82. BRAI1l'mEE Wl.l2 (Continued) • Hard-packed sand...... 0 - 1.6 sana ana gravel.. . .. • .. • • ...... • 0 - 6. 5 Fine sand vith streaks or hard Hardpan...... • ...... • 16 - 21 Refusal...... at 6.5 clay, gray ••..••...... ••• •... 8o - 84 Refusal...... at 21 Refusal...... at 84 BRAINTREE W86. AVON W45. Hardpan and boulders...... 0 - 9 BRAINTREE Wll3. Sand, broken stones, and gravel.. 0 - 16.3 Fine sand. • . . • • • • • . . . • • . . . . . • . • • 9 - 1.8 Peat...... 0 - 2 Refusal...... at 16.3 Sand and gravel...... 1.8 - 31 Sand and gravel, gray...... 2 - l5 Medium sand and gravel. vith Fine sand, gray...... 15 - 36 AVON W46. traces or clay...... • . . . . . 31. - 4o Sort clay 1 gray •..•••.••.•.... · • 36 - 39 Hard-packed sand...... 0 - 16 Fine sand, sharp gravel, gray... 40 - 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 - 1.8.7 Fill...... 0 - 6 Boulders and hardpan...... 0 - ll Retuaal.. •.•.•..•...••.••..•••.•. at 1.8.7 Sand and gravel. • • . . • ...... • . . . 6 - 1.8 Refusal...... at ll Hardpan •...... •••...•...... • • 1.8 - 29 BRAIN'mEE W93· Hard-packed sand, gravel, and BOSTON W397. Hardpan and boulders. . . • . • • • . . . . 0 - ll clay •.••...••...... •...... • •• 29 - 37 Sand, gravel...... 0 - 36 Fine sand, gray, and sharp Refusal...... at 37 Fine gravel...... 36 - 11 gravel.. . . • . • . • . • • • . • . . • • . . . . . • ll - 1.6 Sand, gravel...... • ...... • 11 - 98 Hardpan and boulders...... 1.6 - 28 BRAINTREE Wl2l. Hard-packed sand, gravel, and Loam and gravel. ..•..•...•.•...• 0 - l BRAINTREE W22. clay...... 28 - 36 Sand and gravel. •..•..•...••..•• l - 14.5 Topsoil, hardpan..... • • . . . . . • • • . • 0 - lO Refusal...... at 36 Silt ...••....•.•.....••..•.•..•. 14.5 - 23 Hardpan, boulders...... 10 - 20 Hardpan •.•..•• · ...•.. ··.·······. 23 - 29.7 Sandy clay, boulders...... 20 - 30 BRAINTREE W94 . Refusal •.•...•...... •...•••...•• at 29.7 Hardpan, boulders...... 30 - 68 Peat •..•. 0...... 0 - 2 Blue clay...... 68 -114 Sand and gravel...... 2 - 9 BRAINTREE Wl22. 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 vith scattered gravel, Refusal ••••....•...... •...... at 14 gray. • • ...... • ...... 20 - 50 BRAINTREE W95· Fine sand, gray...... 50 - 55 Fill...... 0 - 1 BRAINTREE W124. Refusal (bedrock?)...... at 55 Ssnd and gravel...... • . • . 1. - 14 Loam ...... 0 0 0...... 0 - l Silty clay.... • . . • • . . . • . . . . . • . . • 14 - 59 Fine sand and sharp gravel. . • • • • l - 14 BRAINTREE W25. Fine sand, sharp gravel, clay. . • 59 - 64 Hard clay and boulders...... 14 - 26 Sand and clay, brovn...... •. . . 0 - 1.5 Retusal...... at 64 Refusal...... at 26 Fine sand and clay, brOlln...... 15 - 35 Hard-packeo. sharp gravel ana BRAINTREE W98. BRAINTREE Wl26. clay, brOlln...... 35 - 44 Peat ...... •....•.•••••.•..•...•. 0 - 2.5 Ssndy clay. . • . . . . . • ...... • . • • 0 - 3 Refusal...... at 44 Hard-packed sand, gravel, and Hard clay and boulders...... 3 - 16 boulders •.••.•...•..••..••...• 2.5 - 1.8 BRAIN'ffiEE W26. Hardpan ....•..•.••.•....•...... • 18 - 30.5 BRAINTREE W128. Sand and gravel, brOlln...... 0 - 14 Refusal •...... •...... ••. at 30.5 Loam...... 0 - l Fine sand, scattered gravel, and Ssnd and gravel...... 1 - 7 clay, gray ...... 14 - 30 BRAINTREE W99. Silt and clay...... 1 - 41 Sharp, heavy gravel, and gray Loam and gravel. . • • ...... • 0 - l Fine sand and sharp gravel... . . • • 41 - 45 clay...... 30 - 44 Ssnd and gravel...... l - 1 Hardpan .•...... •....• ····.. 45 - 47 Refusal (bedrock)...... at 44 Silt and clay, gray...... 1 - 33 Refusal...... at 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 BRAIN'ffiEE WlOO. Dirty gravel and sand...... lO -20 sand...... 10 - 34 Ssnd and gravel. . • . • . • ...... 0 - 10 Medium gravel and sand...... 20 - 30 Hard-packed, sharp gravel and Silty clay...... lO - 28 Medium pebbly gravel...... 30 - 35 clay...... 34 - 36 Hardpan...... 28 -32 Stony gravel...... ·. . 35 - 40 Refusal •....•...... • at 32 Medium to rine gravel...... 40 - 45 Pebbly gravel...... 45 BRAINTREE W32. - 50 Sand and clay, brovn...... 0 - 16 BRAINTREE WlOL Hard-packed, heavy gravel and Sand and scattered gravel...... 0 - 5 CANTON Al.. clay, brovn...... • . • ...... • • . 1.6 - 23 Fine sand...... 5 -12 ~to very coarse, vall Refusal on hardpan...... at 23 Fine sand and sharp gravel. . . . . • 12 - 1.8 rounded sand, brOlln, and fine Refusal •.••...... •.... at 1.8 gravel; dry...... 0 -12 Medium to very coarse, veil BRAINTREE W33. Clay and scattered gravel, gray.. 0 - 4 BRAINTREE Wl.03. rounded sand, brovn, and some Sandy clay, brovn...... 4 - 10 Sand and gravel...... 0 - 10 rine gravel. 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.. 12 - 17 Hard-packed clay, sharp gravel, Fine sand...... • . . . • ...... • . • 10 - 21 Medium veil-sorted sand, vith 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 -22 and boulders, gray. . . • ...... 10 - 1.8 Fine to medium sand vith some rine sand 17 Refusal...... at 1.8 scattered gravel...... 21 -28 Medium to coarse sand vith some Fine sand, sharp gravel, and rine gravel. 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 0. 0 22 - 25 clay...... 28 - 37-5 Silt and tine sand, some fine BRAINTREE W66. gravel...... 25 - 42 Sand aDi gravel.. ..•.•...... 0 - 16 Refusal •..•..•...... ••...... •. at 37-5 Sand and small gravel. ...•...... 16 - 28.5 Silt and blue clay, some scattered fine gravel...... 42 Sand and scattered gravel.. ..•...• 28.5 - 34.5 BRAINTREE Wl06. - 54 34.5 - 44.5 Sand and gravel.. . • ...... • . . . . 0 - 8 Sandy till. 0 0. 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.. 54 - 55 Sand •..•.....•.•.•••. ·••·•· .....• Refusal in till ...... at 55 Fine clay, sand, and sharp Fine sand, sharp gravel, and gravel .•..•..•...•...... • 44.5- 47-5 clay...... 8 - 42 Refusal •...... at 47.5 Ssndy clay. • ...... • • ...... • . . . . 42 - 57 CAN'OON A3· Refusal...... at 57 ~and some fine to coarse sand, brovn; 0 -12 BRAINTREE W68. dry...... Peat ...•..••••... 0 BRAINTREE WlOJ. Well-sorted sand, mostly coarse, 0...... - 6 brOlln... •• • ...... • ...... • • 12 Fine clay, sand ...... J 6 - 20.5 Peat...... 0 - 2 - 27 Refusal •.•...... •....•.••.•.• at 20.5 Silty sand, gray...... 2 - 28 Very coarse, brovn sand, some Sand and gravel, brovn...... 28 - 33 nne sand to fine gravel, Hardpan...... 33 - 35 becoming finer vith depth, BRAINTREE llJ3. some coarse gravel lenses. • • • . 27 Fine small gravel...... 0 - 24 Retusal...... at 35 - 50 sand, Refusal (till?) ...... •.•.•..• at 50 Hardpan...... 24 - 26.7 Refusal. •.•.•.••....•...... •..••• at 26.7 BRAINTREE Wl09. Loam and gravel...... 0 - 1 CANTON A4. Hard-packed sand, gravel, clay.. l - 12 ~ine, veil-sorted, brovn, BRAINTREE W77 • some very fine to medium; vet. 0 -12 Sand and small gravel...... 0 -1.8 Hardpan and boulders...... 12 - 19 Sand, very rine to fine, vall Silty 1.8 - 30 Refusal...... at 19 sand...... sorted, high mai"ic content.... 12 - 17 Clay •..•..•.•...•.•.• ·••·••·····• 30 - 35 - 41 BRAIN'rnEE Wll2. Sand, coarse, brovn, and some Hard-packed sand...... 35 fine gravel...... 17 -32 Hard-packed clay...... 41 - 47 Peat...... 0 - 6 Fine sand, gray...... 6 - 37 Till ..••.. ·•·•·.····••········•• 32 - 34 Fine clay, sand, sharp gravel..... 47 - 53 Refusal on bedrock ...•..•..•.•.. at 34 Refusal. .•.•.•...... •...... •..•• at 53 Silty sand, gray...... 37 - 8o -19- Table 2.--Logs of se.lected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth CA!I'l'Olf /.5. CANTON R3. CANTON RlO (Continued). Medium to very coarse, veil Sandy loam...... 0 - 2.5 Hard, fine to medium, silty rounded, vell-sorted sand, Hard, medium to fine sand and sand; graw 1; some clay, gray- bl"O\lll1 and fine gravel.; dry. . • . 0 - 1 gravel; some coarse sand; yellow; boulders; moist ...•... 14.5- 23 Medium to coarse sand...... 7 - 12 boulders, yellov; dry...... 2.5 - Very compact, medium to fine, Medium; veil-sorted sand...... 12 - 22 Very compact, medium to fine silty sand; some gravel.; trace Well-sorted sand, predominantly sand and gravel, yellov; dry.. - 6.5 of clay, yello-J; boulders; wet 23 - 31.5 very f'ine 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 i"ractured, recovered 7 feet... 6.5- 14.5 gravel and clay, yellov; Silt, some fine gravel and sand 32 - 34 boulders; vet...... 31.5 - 40.5 Retue.al..;...... at 34 CANTON R4. Very soft peat, dark yellow- CANTON Wl6. CANTON A6. brovn; vet...... 0 - 6 Hardpan and boulders...... 0 - 12 ~ay ...... 0 - 2 Loose, fine to medium sand; Tight gravel...... 12 - 22 Fine to coarse, well-rounded trace of silt, gray...... 6 - ll Medium gravel...... 22 - 35 sand, brovn; very vet...... 2 - 17 Firm, medium to fine sand; Coarse gravel...... 35 - 1!6 Sand and gravel...... 17 - 23 trace of gravel. and coarse Ledge...... at 46 Sand...... 23 - 26 sand, gray; vet...... ll - 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 Retuse.l, clay...... at 27 yellov; vet...... 15 - 21 Coarse sand and gravel...... 20 - 39 Firm, medium to fine sand, some Medium to coarse sand...... 39 - 44 CANTON A7. coarse sand; trace of gravel Coarse gravel...... 44 - 54 ~ell-sorted sand, some and clay, gray; vet...... 21 - 26 very fine to mediWI!, brovn; vet 0 - 12 CANTON W20. Medium to very coarse sand and CANTON R5. Fine sand, brovn...... 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 Retuse.l in tight clay ...•...... at 35 yellov sand and gravel., some Fine sand and SlllB.ll gravel...... 50 - 55 coarse sand; dry...... 2.5 - Fine, silty sand...... 55 - 65 CANTON A8. Rock, medium to hard; medium to Silty clay ...... •·.. 65 - 73 ~ravel...... 0 - 6 coarse grained granodiorite, Refusal...... at 73 Very i"ine to very coarse, veil green-gray, highly fractured, rounded sand, brovn; very fine recovered 5·5 feet...... - 13 CANTON W21. gravel; vet...... 6 - 17 Sand, brovn; coarse gravel; Sand, as above, but becoming CANrON R6. boulders...... 0 - 10 finer vith depth, at 18 feet Sandy loam...... 0 - 2 Refusal...... at 10 coarse gravel; ver; vet...... 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 yello-.1; boulders; dry...... 2 - 6 ~.·...... 0-5 Silt and clay, some very fine Hard, medium to fine sand and Sand, brown; gravel...... 5 - 11! sand...... 27 - 32 gravel; some coarse sand, Firm clay, gray...... 14 - 22 Silt and pinkish clay, some sa.'ld 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 ar.gle, stopped...... at 37 coarse grained granodiorite, green-gray, highly fractured, CAN"roN W23. CAH'roN AlO. recovered 5.8 feet...... 11.5 - 20 ~rovn; gravel...... 0 - 22 ~to very coarse sand, brovn Sand and clay...... 22 - 26 and fine gravel; moist...... 0 - 1 CA1rrclN R7. Refusal...... at 26 Fine to very coarse sand, and Soft, sandy loam...... 0 - 2 fine gravel...... - 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 vith some yellow; boulders; moist...... 2 6 gravel...... 0 - 8 coarse sand and fine gravel Firm, very fine, silty sand; Tightly pecked sand, brovn; lenses...... 12 - 32 some soft clay, yellov; vet... 6 - 12 gravel...... 8 - 27 Clay, green, and silt...... 32 - 37 Firm, fine to very fine sand· Fine sand, brown...... • ...... 27 - 38 Till vith brovn clay matrix ....·.. 37 - 38 trace of silt, yellov; vet.... 12 - 19 Sand, brovn; gravel...... 38 - 48 Retusal...... at 38 Compact, medium to fine sand, Fine sand, brown; gravel with yellov; some gravel and coarse clay ...... •..•• 48 - 59 CANTON All. sand; trace of clay; boulders; Hardpan ...... ·...... 59 - 71 ~ ...... 0-1 wet ...... 19 - 21.5 Refusal...... at 71 Well-rounded gravel, predomi- Refusal...... • . a~ 21.5 nantly mediu.'ll; vet...... 1 - 12 CAN"roN W26. Sand with gravel lenses...... 12 - 27 CANTON R8. ~ovn; coarse gravel...... 0 - ll Silt and some clay...... 27 - 32 ---very-sort, sandy peat, dark Fine silt, brown...... ll - 30 Till, silt and clay matrix with yellov-brovn; wet...... 0 - 2. 5 Sharp sand, brown; gravel...... 30 - 40 some angular pebbles...... 32 - 37 Loose1 medium to fine sand, Sand, gray; gravel mixed with some coarse sand; trace of clay...... !10 - 52 CANTON A12. gravel, gray; vet...... 2.5- 9 Clay, gray, and silt...... 52 - 74 ~avel...... 0 -12 Firm, medium to fine sand, Retusal...... at 74 Gravel and sand. . . . . • ...... • . . 12 - 22 yellov; some gravel; moist.... 9 - 13 Sand, mostly coarse, some fine Loose, medium to fine sand, CANTON W27. sand to coarse gravel...... 22 - 32 yellov; trace of coarse sand; Sand, brown; gravel...... 0 - 5 Stopped, dii"ficulty with coarse wet...... 13 - 17 Fine sand, brovn...... 5 - 26 gravel...... at 32 Firm, medium to fine sand, Sand, brown; gravel...... 26 - 34 yellov; some coarse sand; Refusal...... at 34 CANTON A13 . trace of gravel; boulders; wet 17 - 21 ~ed, medium sand to Refusal. . . • ...... at 21 CANTON W28. medium gravel...... 0 - 24 ~nd, brovn ...... • Refusal on boulder...... at 24 0 - 5 CAN"roN R9. !lardpan and boulders ...... •... 5 - 25 Sandy lOilll'...... 0 - 2 Refusal...... at 25 CANTON Al4. Very hard, medium to fine sand; ~to very coarse sand, gravel; some clay; boulders, CANTON W29. brovn, 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...... - 13 CANTON Rl. CANTON W30. ~ft, sandy peat, dark CAN"roN RlO. ~ovn; coarse gravel.... . • 0 yellov-brown; wet...... 0 - I!. 5 - 16 Soft, sandy loam ...... 0 - 2 Refusal ...... •...•... at 16 Firm, medium to fine gray sand; Compact, medium to fine sand; trace of gravel...... 4. 5 - 9 gravel, gray-yellow; boulders; CA?I"roN W31. Loose, fine to medium, silty dry ...... 2 - 8 ~own; gravel...... 0 - 12 sand; trace of clay, gray...... 9 - 16 Ver; compact to hard, fine to Hardpan...... 12 Loose, fine to very fine, silty - 16 medium, silty sand; some Retusal...... •...... •. at 16 sand; trace of clay, gray; wet. 16 - 20 gravel; trace of clay, yellow, Loose, very fine to fine silty boulders; moist ...... •..• 8 sand and soft clay, gray...... 20 - 25 -20- Table 2.--Logs or selected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth CAN'l\)N W33· CANTON W46. CANTON \i70. Fine sand, brovn...... 0 - 25 ~ovn; silt .....•..••.•.•. 0 -20 ~d,brovn ...... ••.•.•• 0 -20 Fine sand, brovn, and clsy. • • • • • • 25 - 30 Sand, brovn; clsy. . . . . • ...... • 20 -30 Fine silt, brovn...... · 20 - 40 F1= clay, green...... 30 - 36 Refusal •..•••.•.•....•....•.•... at 30 Fine silt, brovn; clsy...... 40 - 51 Rerusal •..••.•••.....••••..•....• at 36 CANTON W47. CANTON \i72. CAN'l\)!1 W34. Fine sand, brown...... 0 - 25 Fine Sand, brovn... . • ...... 0 - 23 ~nd, brovn •..•.....••....•• 0 -18 Fine to medium sand, brovn...... 25 - 40 Fine sand, brovn; small. sharp Fine silt, brovn...... 18 -_ 39 Medium sand, brovn...... 4o - 54 gravel; mixed vith clsy...... 23 - 45 Fine sand, brovn; scattered Hardpan...... 54 -62 Silt, brovn; clsy...... 45 - 59 sharp graveL . . . • . . . . • . . • . . . . . • 39 - 49 Refusal. •...... ••...... ••. at 62 Sand, b:rovn; small gravel Hardpan...... 49 - 54.5 mixed vith soft clsy...... 59 - 68 Rerusal •...... •...... •••.• at 54.5 CAN'roN W48. ~,brovn ••...•..•.....•• 0 - 25 DEDHAM Wl2. CAN'l\)N W35· Medium sand, brovn...... • • . 25 - 53 ~ ...... 0 - 2.5 Fine sand, brovn...... 0 - 30 Medium sand, brovn; clsy...... 53 -69 Sand, yellov ...... 2.5 - 5 Fine sand, brovn; sort, gray clsy 30 -6o Hardpan; clsy; gravel. ...•...... 5 - 16 Ret'usal ••••••-... •...... •..•.•.• at 6o CANTON W49. Gravel •••...... •...... • 16 - 18 Peat...... 0 - 1 Bedrock •...... •...... •. 18 - 30 CA!l'roN W36. Dirty sand, brovn. . . . . • • . . . . . • • . 7 -21 ~ f'ine,brovn sand...... 0 - 4 Soft clay, brovn and gray. • . . . . . 21 - 39 DEDHAM Wl5· Sand, brovn; sharp, small gravel. 4 - 18 Fine sand, brovn...... 39 -6o Loam...... 0 - 2 Sand, brovn; sharp gravel mixed Sand, gray; clay...... 6o -86 Sand, red...... • 2 - 3 vith sort, brovn clay...... 18 - 29 Refusal •...... •.•...... at 86 Gravel...... 3 - 30 Ret'usal. ..•.....•...... •••..• at 29 CAN'l\)N W50. . DEDHAM W23l.. CAN'l\)N W37. Peat...... 0 - 6 Gravel. fill...... • ...... • 0 - 2 ~ 5 Sand, brovn; gravel; boulders.... 0 - 5 Sand, brovn; gravel...... 6 -20 Silt, gray-brovn...... 2.5 - 21 Fine sand, brovn; scattered Hardpan...... 20 - 25 Till...... 21 - 21.9 small gravel. .••...... •...... - 16 Refusal. ...•..••••.•.•...... at 25 Sand, brovn; sharp gravel mixed DEDHAM W262. vith soft clsy...... 16 - 28 CAN'l\)N W5L Sand; sharp graveL...... 0 - 15 Refusal •...•.•••..•.•...... •..•.. at 28 Tightly packed sand, brovn... . • . 0 - 26 Clsy...... 15 - 68 Coarse sand, brovn; gravel.; CANTON W38. traces of' clay. . • . . . • . . . . . • . . . 26 - 33 DEDHAM W263. Sand, brovn; gravel...... 0 - 21 Sand, brovn; gravel...... • . 33 - 54-5 Peat...... 0 - 3 Fine sand, brovn...... • . . • 21 - 39 Refusal.. .•..••...... •...... at 54-5 Sand; sharp, tight gravel...... 3 - 25 Medium sand, brovn...... 39 - 49 Clay...... 25 - 39 Fine, sandy silt, brovn...... 49 - 69 CANTON W53· Silt, brovn and gray...... 69 - 19 Clsy and hardpan...... 0 - 9 FOXBOROUGH W3. Refusal •.•.•••.•..•.••••.••.•..•. at 79 Fine sand, gray...... 9 - 25 Very fine to fine vell-sorted, Fine silt, gray...... 25 - 40 angular to subrounded sand, CAN'l\)N W39 • F1= clay •...... • 40 -6o brovn; scattered, coarse sand; Peat...... 0 - 3 Silty sand, gray; small gravel... 6o - 78 fine gravel...... 0 - 1· 5 Sand, gray-brovn; clsy...... 3 -20 Refusal •.•...... •...... at 78 Very fine vell-sorted sand, Sand, brovn; gravel...... 20 - 36 brovn; some silt...... 7.5- 20 Hardpan ••••.•••.•...•..... •...... 36 - 38.5 CANTON W54. Till (t).·...... 20 - 32 Refusal •....•..••...... ·. at 38.5 Sand, brovn... . . • . • ...... • . . . . 0 - 6 Sand, brown; sharp gravel, FOXBOROUGH W20. CAN'l\)N w4o. mixed vi th firm clay...... 6 - 27 Mud and topsoil; clay; sand .••.• 0 - 14.8 ~~ brovn...... 0 - 21 Medium sand and gravel; a Medium sand, brovn; small sharp CAN'l\)N W58. little clay; sharp gravel. .... 14.8- 20.1 gravel. . • . . • . . . . . • ...... • . • 21 -- 31 Sand; boulders...... 0 - 7 Medium sand and grave 1, some Sand, brovn; gravel...... • . • 31 - 44 Sand, brovn; gravel...... 1 - 28 sharp ...... 20.1 - 25.2 Silty sand, brovn, and small, Fine sand, brovn; small, sharp, Medium to coarse sand ••..••.•..• 25.2- 30.5 sharp graveL . • ...... • . . . . . 44 - 49 dirty gravel...... • ...... 28 - 40 No record ...... 30.5- 34.8 Firm clay, gray, and sharp Hardpan...... 4o - 48 Refusal, rock: or ledge •...... at 34.8 gravel. •...... •. · ..• • ... ·. . . . . 49 - 54 Refusal...... at 48 Refusal...... at 54 FOXBOROUGH W2L CAN'l\)!1 W6L MUd; sand; gravel; clay; gray- CAN'l\)N W41. ~8-inch vell at site.) brovn sand...... 0 -20 Sharp sand, brovn, and coarse Topsoil and sand...... 0 - 10 No record...... • 20 - 23.7 gravel; large boulders...... 0 - 19 Clsy, gray. • . . . . . • ...... • . . . . 10 - 20 Refusal •...... at 23.7 Fine sand, brovn; clsy...... 19 - 24 Sand and graveL...... • 20 - 30 Hardpan...... 24 - 32 Coarse gravel...... • . 30 - 40 FOXBOROUOH W22. Ret'usal...... at 32 Medium gravel...... 40 - 43 Medium to fine sand; some clay; (Finished vell depth 54 feet in coarse gravel.) some rough, broken graveL. . . . 0 -20 CAN'l\)N W42. No record...... 20 - 25.9 ~ •• : •••...•••...•.•..•.••. 0-5 CANTON W63. Refusal on rock: or ledge ...... •. at 25.9 Sand and sharp graveL. . . • • • • . • . • 5 - 20 ~8-inch vell at site.) Silt, gray...... 20 - 32 Sand and gravel. . . • ...... • . . 0 - 10 FOXBOROUGH W24 . Firm clay, gray...... 32 - 43 Medium sand...... 10 - 30 sand; clsy; broken gravel...... 0 - 20.2 Refusal...... at 43 Coarse gravel. . • • • ...... • . • 30 - 35 No record ...... 20.2 - 25.1 Sand and gravel...... 35 - 43 Refusal, ledge or rock: ...... at 25.1 CAN'l\)N W43. Sand, brovn, and gravel. . . • . . . . . • 0 -22 CANTON W66. FOXBOROUGH W40. Silt, gray...... 22 - 37 ~d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 - 6 Topsoil IUid mud...... 0 - 3 Soft clay, gray. • • . • • . . . • . . . • . . . . 37 - 52 Coarse sand and gravel. . . . . • . . . . 6 - 32 Gravel. and sand...... 3 -27 Firm c lsy, gray...... • ...... • . . • 52 - 83 Hardpan and boulders. . . . . • . . . . . • 32 - 40 Hardpan and boulders...... • . 27 - 31 Sharp, dirty sand, brovn; some Coarse gravel. . . • ...... • 40 -6o Ledge ••••••••••••••••••.•..••••• at 31 gravel; very t.ight material..... 83 -92 Ret'usal •.••.•••.••••..••..•....•• at 92 CANTON W67. FOXBOROUGH W42. ~y,brovn ••....•....•..•. 0 - 25 Saiid and gravel...... 0 - 28 CAN'l\)N w44. Sand, brovn; gravel mixed vith Sand; gravel; trace of clsy..... 28 - 38 Sand, brovn; boulders...... 0 - 1 clsy...... 25 -30 Sand and gravel...... 38 - 50 Sand, brovn; gravel. ..•••. • . . . • . • 1 - 26 Fine sand, brovn; gravel vith Sand; gravel.; some clay...... 50 - 61 0 silty brovn streaks of clsy... 30 - 41 ~~i;:v:~mlx: :~~ ~~: .-! 26 -4o FOXBOROUGH W67. Hardpan...... 40 - 47 CANTON W68. Loose sand; gravel rill...... 0 - 2 Ret'usal.. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• at 47 (Log or 2i-inch vell at site.) Firm sand; some gravel; stones; Tightly packed sand and gravel.. 0 - 5 fill...... 2 - 14 CAN'l\)N W45. Fine sand...... 5 -20 Inorganic silt; trace of fine Fine sand, brovn...... 0 -30 Medium sand and gravel...... • 20 - 25 sand and gravel...... • . . . • . 14 - 17 Very fine sand; traces of' clsy... 30 - 65 Coarse sand and gravel...... 25 - 37 Firm, fine sand...... 17 - 21 Medium sand, brovn; mixed vith Fine sand and small gravel...... 37 - 45 Firm, coarse sand and gravel.... 21 - 32 clsy...... •. .. • • • 65 - 81 Hardpan...... 45 -50 Refusal...... •..•••..••....••. at 32 Ret'usal ••.•••.•.....•...••.....•. at 81 Ret'usal ••••••••••••••.•••••••••• at 50 -21- Table 2.--Logs o£ selected vells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth ; HOLBROOK W6. ; HOLBROOK W3l. FOnlOROOG!J lflO. 0 :tOiii; sand; gravel ..•..••..•..••• 0 - 3·5 LOW!i •••••••••••..•••••••..••.••• 0 - 1 Loam...... - l -ll Fine sand and clay...... 1 - 25 Fine sand and Clay 1 yeJ..lov • • • • • • • 3-5- 10 Firm clay' gray...... 1 Ret\wa.l •••.••••.•..•.•.•.••...••• at 10 Sand; gravel; boulders...... ll - 18 Fine sand...... 25 - 29 Soft clay...... • . . . • ...... 18 - 23 Sand; some gravel, very sharp... 29 - 33 Refusal ..•...... •...... FOX:BOROUOH W71. Hard clay; boulders...... 23 -27 at 33 Loam; boul.der s ••••••••••••••••••• 0 Rei'usa.l ••••••••••.••••.••••••••• at 27 Compact sand; gravel; boulders; : HOLBROOK W3?. clay .•.•...•.•....•...... • 6.6 : HOLBROOKW'(. Medium and fine sand...... 0 - 25 Re.1'UBa.l •••••• • •• • ••••••••••• • •••• at 6.6 Sand and clay •.....•...... 0 - 4 Fine sand aiX! clay . .,...... 25 - 51 Hardpan and boulders •...... 4 - 12 Refusal...... at 51 FOXllOROUCH WJ3. Refusal ...... at 12 Loam; sand; gravel; cinder £ill .. 0 - 3 HOLBROOK W33. Compae t sand· gravel; boul.ders ... 3 - 16 ; HOLBROOK w8. Fine sand and clay ...... ·. 0 -20 Refusal. •.•.•.•...... •...... • at 16 Sand; clay; boulders...... 0 - 19 Fine and medium sand...... 20 - l:o Firm clay; sharp gravel...... 19 - 28 Fine sand, some coarse and FOX:BOROOOH W75. Hardpan and boulders...... 28 - 34 sharp...... 40 - 56 Loose sand ••••••.•••••.•.••... ••• 0 2.6 RefUsal •...•...•...•...... at 31: Refusal...... at 56 Swill boul.ders ••••••••••••••••••• 2.6- 4.7 Refusal .•...... •...... •..... at !:.'{ HOLBROOK W!J. HOLBROOK W34 . Sand· gravel; boulders •...... 0 - 9 Peat...... 0 - 1 HIIDHAM Bl. Fine sand; clay; boulders ...... 9 - 17 Fine sand and clsy...... 1 - 25 Fine sand; gravel...... • 0 - 1 Fine to medium sand; red clay; Refusal •...... at 25 l-led.ium, cOI!!pSCt, £L"le sand; scattered gravel...... 11 - 26 silt; gravel...... 7 - 12 Fine sand; clay; sharp gravel... 26 - 34 HOLBROOK W35. COI!Ipll.Ct, medium sand; gravel..... 12 - 14 Refusal ..•...... at 34 Peat...... 0 - 1 Fine sand and c lsy...... l - 36 HOO!!AM W80. HOLBROOK \ll4 • 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, brovn; traces of Loam...... 0 - 2 clay...... 25 - 28 Fine sand and clay ...... 2 -20 H DiOl!AM w81. Fine sand, brovn; traces of Clay...... 20 - 65 Medium to fine sand, some coarse, clay...... 28 - 39 RefUsal...... at t5 brovn at top changing ro gray.. 0 - 20.8 Fine sand, vhite; clsy...... 39 - !:!: Medilllll sand, gray gravel...... 20.8 - 26 Fine sand, brovn; clay...... 44 - 55 HOLBROOK W37. Rock or ledge (?) ..•...... 26 - 26.2 Fine to medium sand; scattered Peat...... 0 - 1 gravel; clay...... 55 -64 Fine sa IX! and clay...... 1 - 18 H OO!!AM Wl05. Hardpe.n...... 64 -69 Refusal (hardpan) ...... at 18 Peat...... 0 - 3 Fine to medium sand, gray; HOLBROOK 1115. HOLBROOK W38. broken gravel. . • ...... - 20 Loam...... 0 - 1 Loam...... 0 - 1 Fine sand; trace of clsy...... 1 - 26 Fine sand and clay...... 1 - 15 HOO!!AM Wlo8. Medium sand; sharp gravel; clsy. 26 - 1:8 Sand; some gravel, \'ery 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, brovn; HOLB.~OOK W39. gravel...... 19 - 25 HOLBROOK Wl7. Loam...... 0 - l Fine to medium sand, brovn; Sand and gravel...... 0 - ll Sand and gravel; trace of clsy.. 1 -20 gravel vith clay...... 25 - 30 Fine sand· sharp gravel; clay... ll - 26 Medium saiX!, fine sand; gravel; Fine sand, brovn; 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 IUS. HOLBROOK W40. salid; scattered gravel...... 0 -22 Loam...... 0 - 1 HIID!!AM Wl67. Soft clay; boulders...... 22 - 37 Fine sand and clsy...... l - 20 Peat and clay...... 0 - 21 Hard clay; sharp gravel...... 37 - 43 Fine sand; some gravel, very Fine sand, gray; gravel; tnu:e Refusal...... •...... at 43 sharp; traces of clay...... 20 - 40 of clay...... 21 - 1:2 Refusal (hardpan) ...... •. at 40 No record...... 1:2 - 45.5 HOLBROOK 1.'19. Refusal ...... at 45.5 Sand and gravel...... ·...... 0 - 10 HOLBROOK W41. Sandy clay; sharp gravel; Peat...... 0 - 3 !!INC!!AM wl68. boulders...... 10 - 21 Fine sand and c lsy...... 3 -20 Fine to medium sand; large Refusal. ..•...... at 21 Fine sand; some gravel...... 20 - 30 gravel, brovn changing· ro gray. 0 - 26 Fine and medium sand...... 30 - 41 Fine to medium sand, gray; HOLBROOK W20. Refusal ...... at !:1 gravel; trace of clay...... 26 - 36.5 Fine sand and c lsy...... 0 - 6 Fine to med tum sand, brovn; Fine sand, some coarse but sharp 6 -20 I!OLlll\OOK W42. gravel. •...... 36.5 - 41 - 30 Fine sand...... 0 Fine sand, brovn; broken gravel, ~!:umsa~nd ~:~-~~:::::::::::: ~ - 39 Fine sand, some coarse and gray; trace of clsy ...... 41 - 4'{ Refusal ...... at 39 sharp...... 31 No record...... !:'{ - 48 Refusal...... Refusal •.....•...... at 48 HOLBROOK W2l. Loam...... 0 - 1 HOLBROOK W4 3. l!OO!!AM 1 -22- Table 2.--Logs of selected vells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth HOLBROOK W49. MEDFIELD A3. NORWOOD A7. Fine sand and gravel. . . • ...... 0 -12 Gravel...... 0 -12 Fill: sand and gravel...... • . . 0 - 3 Sand and grave 1...... 12 - 19 Sand· sane gravel...... • . • ...... 12 -22 Peat...... 3 ~ 7 No sample...... 19 - 26 Poorly sorted sand; gravel...... 22 - ljl; Medium sand, bro11n, vet...... 1 - 69 Refusal ...... at 26 Refusal ...... at lj1; S1lty cley, gray...... 69 - 87 Refusal ...... •...•...... • at 87 HOLBROOK W50. MEDFIELD A4 . Sand; gravel; cley...... 0 - 23 Medium to very coarse sand, NORWOOD A8. Silt; sharp gravel...... 23 - 38 brovn; fine gravel, finer ~sand, brovn...... 0 - 14 Hardpan...... 38 - 42 vit.h depth...... 0 - 41 Medium sand, br011n; some gravel. 14 - 28 Refusal...... •.... at 42 Sand; lenses of coarse gravel. . . 41 -58 Sand and gravel...... 28 -44 Re.t'usal (clay) ...... at 58 Cley; lenses of gravel...... 44 - 1!7 HOLBROOK W51. Stopped, drilling slov ...... at 47 Sand and gravel...... 0 - 16 MEDFIELD Wl25. Sharp gravel; sand...... • . 16 -20 (Log of' 8-inch veil at site.) HORWOOD W4. Sand; gravel; clay...... 20 - 27 Sharp gravel; cley...... 0 -20 ~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 medi'Ulll sand...... 50 -60 Gravel, some fine sand. . . . • . . . . . 34 - 1;4 Hardpan...... 12 -18 Gravel and sand...... 44 - 51 Clay...... 18 -22 MEDFIElD Wl29. Medium to rine sand...... • • . . . . 51 -72 Refusal ...... at 22 Fine to medium sand and gravel; Coarse sravel; fine sand...... 72 -88 sane clay...... 0 - 25 Refusal ...... at 88 HOLBROOK W53. Fine to medium sand and gravel.. 25 - 30 sana...... o - 16 Medium to coarse sand and HORWOOD W5. Fine sand...... 16 -30 gravel...... 30 - 40 Peat and mud...... 0 - 6 Medium sand...... • 30 - 33 Fine to medium sand and gravel. . 40 - ll6 Sand and gravel...... 6 - 15 Fine sand...... 33 - 46 No record...... 46 - 1!9 Clay 1 yellov...... 15 - 25 Refusal .•...... at 46 Refusal ...... at 1!9 Gravel and cley...... • ...... 25 - 33.5 HOLBROOK W55. MEDFIElD W130. NORWOOD W6. Loam...... 0 - 1 Fine sand and gravel; some ~ ...•.•..••....•••...... • 0 - 8 Sandy clay; gravel...... 1 - 4 clay...... 0 - 38 Sand and gravel...... 8 -20 Sand; silt; boulders...... 4 - 21 Fine to medium sani 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 HORWOOD WI. Hardpan ...... 34 - 36 Fine sand and gravel...... 58 - 73.5 Mud...... 0 - l Refusal...... •...... at 36 Refusal ...... at 73.5 Sand, 11ith little gravel...... 1 - 11 Very fine sand...... ll - 31 HOLBROOK W57. NORWOOD Al. Sand vi th clay...... • ...... 31 -101.7 Sandy clay; gravel; boulders..... 0 - 6 Sand, all si:«es, brovn, vell Soft cley...... 6 - 17 rolinded, \/ell-sorted; gravel NORWOOD W9. Hardpan ...... 17 - 24 lenses, some coarse...... 0 - 61 Soil...... 0 - l Refusal ...... at 24 Silt; blue clay...... 61 -62 Sand; some gravel...... 1 - 21 Fine sand...... 21 - 32 HOLBROOK W58. NORWOOD A2. Very fine sand...... 32 - 48 Sandy cley...... 0 - 2 Sand, predominantly medium, Fine sand and clay...... 48 - 94 Finn clay...... 2 - 15 br011n, subrounded, veil- 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 NOR'.IOOD 'WlO. Till, predominantly clay and Fill...... ·...... 0 - 12 HOLBROOK W59· silt, vith some angular g1·avei Fine sand and gravel...... 12 - 111 Hard cley; boulders...... 0 - 9 and sand, purple...... 42 - 43 Fine sand and cley...... 14 - 68 Fine sand; gravel...... • 9 -18 Refusal in till ....•...... • at 43 Very fine sand and clay...... 68 -llO Hard cley; boulders...... 18 - 25 Refusal on boulder...... at ll.O Refusal •...... at 25 NOR'.IOOD A3. ~ ...... 0 - 1 HORWOOD 'Wll. HOLBROOK 1161. Sand, bro-Jn; gravel; dry...... 1 - 5 Soil and peat...... 0 - 6 Sand; gravel; boulders...... 0 - 7 Peat...... 5 - 6 Fine sand and gravel...... 6 - 44 Bard clay; sharp gravel...... 7 -22 Medium sand, br011n, vet...... 6 - 14 Fine sand; gravel; cley ...... 44 - 54.7 Refusal...... •...... at 22 Clay, blue, and interbedded Refusal ...... at 54.7 fine sand, dry...... 14 - 35 HOLBROOK 1163. 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, cley and gravel Fine to coarse sand; gravel... . . 31 - 40 Hardpan and boulders...... 13 -18 pebbles ...... 64 - 65 Coarse sand...... 40 - 42 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 ~ ...... 0 - 1 Peat...... 3 - !; Coarse sand, brovn, vet...... 7 - 13 Fine to medium sand and Medium sand, brovn...... 13 - 33 NO~~D ~ll; cley...... 0 - 40 scattered gravel. ...•...... -32 Medium sand, gray to brovn; Fine sand; some gravel...... 40 - 43 Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay... 32 - 37 some gray cley...... 33 -72 Very hard-packed sand; gravel... 43 - 48 Medium sand, bro11n...... 72 -90 Sand; very hard-packed gravel... l18 - 51 HOLBROOK 11198. Medium sand, brovn; some blue Loam...... 0 - 2 clay...... 90 -105 NORWOOD Wl8. Peat...... 0 Fine sand, brovn; gravel...... • • 2 -18 Sandy cley 1 blue (drilling - 3 Silty sand, yellov...... 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. 'llith very fine sand and cley.. 28 - 5'1 Sand; silt; gravel, dirty .....••. el' 0 -ll NORWOOD A5. Refusal ...... •.....•.•• at ll Coarse sand, brovn; gravel...... 0 - 5 NORWOOD 'W20. Peat...... 5 - 7 Sand, some fine; gravel...... 0 - 17 MEDFIElD A2. Coarse sand, brovn, 11et...... • 7 - 55 Coarse sand; gravel...... 17 -22 Medium to very coarse, veil Medium sand, gray. • • • . . • . . . • • • . • 55 - 90 Coarse sand; gravel vith fines.. 22 - 33 rounded, veil-sorted sand, Medium sand, gray; siltY clay... 90 -152 Coarse sand and gravel. • . . . . • . . • 33 - 37 brovn; fine gravel; vet...... 0 - 12 Fine sand...... 37 - 43 Fine to medium sand, high mafic NORWOOD A6. Fine sand and clay...... 4 3 - 54 content...... 12 - 17 ~ gravel...... 0 - 2 Sand, predominantly coarse to Peat...... 2 - 6 NORWOOD W2L very coarse; f'ine gravel...... 17 - 45 Sand, brovn; gravel; vet...... • 6 - 79 Peat...... 0 - 4 Refusal in blue cley •...... •...•• at 45 Sand, brovn; clay, silty...... 79 - 87 Medium sand...... 4 - 42 Cley...... 87 - 95 Fine sand and clay...... • . . . . . • 42 -58 Refusal in hardpan...... at 95 Coarse sand and fine gravel... . • 58 - 65 Hardpan •.•...... •.. ···• 65 - 67 -23- Tabl.e 2.--Logs of sel.ected \/ells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth ROCKLA!ID x6. JfORWOOD W22. RANDOLPH llll. 'i'Oj)sou. ••• . •. • . •. . •• .. .• . . .•. . . • o - 4 Loam and sand...... • ...... 0 - 4 Soft peat...... 0 - 17 Fine sand, gray; gravel; clay... 17 - 25 Sand and fine gravel.. • . . . . • • • • . • • 4 - 17 Medium to coarse sand...... 4 -1.2 Fine sand...... 17 - 19 Fine, silty sand...... 1.2 - 65 Refusal. .•..•.••.•..•..••..•....• at 65 ROCKLA!ID X7. Soft peat...... 0 - 16 ~:!a~~~~:::::::::::::::::: ~ : ~ Medium sand, gray; gravel.; MediUIII sand, , . •...... · •• • · •• · •• • 311 - 39 ; RAHDOLl'H Wl.2. Medi'UIII to fine sand...... 39 - 49 Sand and gravel...... 0 -18 boulders; little clay...... 16 - 25 Fine sand...... 49 - 55 Fine. sand; trace of cl.ay...... 18 -62 Fine sand; cl.ay •••...••..••.•.•. • 55 -1.27 Sil.t and clay...... • ...... • 62 - 74 ROCKLA!ID x8. Gravel; sand ...... : ..... 1.27 -1.37 Retusal. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• at 74 Sandy loam and boulders...... 0 - 2.5 Ret'usal.. • . • • . . . • . • . . • • • • • . . . • . • . • at 1.37 Medium sand, yelloY; gravel; ; RANDOLPH lll3. boulders...... 2.5 - 5.5 JfORWOOD 1@3 • Sand; gravel. . . . . • ...... • . 0 - 3 Peat...... 0 - 1 Medium sand, gray •..•.•.. · · . · · • • 3 - 10 ROCKLA!ID X9. Fine sand...... 1 -22 Fine, sil.ty sand...... 10 - 67 Loamy sand and boulders...... 0 - 2.5 Fine sand and clay. • • . . . . . • . . • . • • 22 - 37 Refusal.. .•...... •.•.... ··• • · · · · • at 67 Medium sand, yellov; gravel; Sand; gravel.; clay...... • • 37 -l!C boulders...... • ...... 2. 5 - 15 H&r!illWl·...... !«) - 49.3 ; RANDOLPH lll.4. Refusal. •••.•...... •.....•..•.•• at 49.3 Loam and peat.. .. • . .. • • ...... • 0 - 2 ROCKLAND XlO. Medium to coarse sand and gravel 2 - 9 Sandy loam; boulders...... 0 - 3 NORWOOD W30. Fine, silty sand...... 9 - 63 Medium sand, yellov; gravel; Siilld, coarse; gravel...... 0 - 40 Refusal. •..•....•••••..••...•...• at 63 boulders...... • ...... - ll Refusal...... at ll NORWOOD W38. ; RANDOLPH \U5. Fine, impervious IC9.ter1al...... 0 - So Sandy clay. • . . . . • . • ...... • • . • • • 0 - 3 ROCKLA!ID Xll. Medium sand...... 3 - 14 Sandy loam and boulders...... 0 - 3 NORWOOD ll42. Fine, silty sand...... 14 -6o Medium sand, yelloY; gravel; Muck...... 0 - 3 Refusal •.•.•..•.•.•••.•.•..•.••• at 6o boulders. • . . . . • . • ...... - 10 Very fine sand...... 3 - 53 Gravel.. • . • ...... • ...... • ...... • 53 - 6o ; RANDOLPH Wl.6. ROCKLAND Xl3. Hardpan...... 6o - 62 Fine sand; cl.ay; boulders...... 0 - 39 Loam; sand and gravel, boulder Fine sand; sharp gravel...... 39 - 44 fill...... 0 - 1;.5 NORWOOD ll45. Refusal. .•...•...•.••.•...... •. at 44 Compact, coarse sand and gravel Coarse sand...... 0 - 24 and boulders...... 4.5- 8 Medium sand...... 24 - 32 : RANDOLPH Ia7 . Coarse sand and graveL...... 8 - 17 Medium to fine sand...... • 32 - 48 Cl.ay; sand; boulders...... 0 - 25 Medium to coarse sand. . . • . . . . . • . • 48 - 54 Retusal. ••••...•••••••••••••.•.•• at 25 ROCKLAND Xl.4 • Fine to medium sand...... 54 - 61 Loam...... 0 - 2 Fine sand. • . . • . • . . . . . • . . . . • ...... 61 - 11 ; RANDOLPH lll.8. Compact, coarse sand and gravel; Fine, sil.ty sand; traces of clay. 77 - 84 Medium sand, gray...... 0 - 10 boulders...... 2 - 8.5 Refusal...... at 84 Coarse sand, bro\ln; gravel. . . . . • 10 -29 Coarse sa.'ld and graveL...... 8. 5 - l9 Refusal. ••.•.....•.•...... at 29 Refusal. on rock or boulder...... at 19 NORWOOD W46. Sand and cl.ay...... • 0 - ll : ROCKLAND Al. S!IARON B3. Hard-packed sand; gravel; clay; Dirty sand; gravel...... 0 - 27 Sandy loam, brovn; trace of boulders...... ll - 25 Refusal on boulder...... at 27 fine gravel.. • • ...... 0 - 3 RefUsal...... at 25 Fine sand, brovn; little fine : ROCKLAND lll9. gravel...... - 8 RANDOLPH lll. Sand; gravel.; boulders; some Fine to medium sand, brovn; Loe.my sand and gravel fill...... • 0 - 3. 5 cl.ay...... 0 - 16 trace of silt...... 8 - 20 Hard sand and gravel...... 3. 5 - 9 Sand; gravel; some cl.ay...... 16 - 29 Fine sand, brovn; trace of silt. 20 - 30 Hard, cemented sand and gravel, Sand; sharp gravel; boulders; Fine sand, brovn; little silt... 30 - 54 hardpan...... 9 - 1.3 some bard cl.ay. • ...... 29 - 43 Coarse sand, bro.,n, some fine Refusal...... at 43 to medium gravel; trace of RANDOLPH Ia. silt...... 54 - 6o Peat...... 0 - 2 : ROCKLAND W2l. Fine sand, brovn; some silt and Fine sand...... • • . . . . . 2 - 27 Sand; gravel; boulders; some decomposed rock...... 6o - 61 Silt and sharp gravel...... • 27 - 54 cl.ay...... 0 - 26 Refusal...... at 61 No record...... 5!1 - 57 Sand; sharp gravel; boulders; Refusal...... at 57 cl.ay...... 26 - 35.5 SHARON B4. Sharp gravel; hard, yello\1 Peat, dark brovn...... 0 - 2 RANDOLPH W2. clay; boulders ...... 35.5- 41 Medium to fine sand, gray; some Fine sand and gravel...... 0 - 9 Refusal...... • • . . . • ...... • at .41 coarse gravel; trace of silt.. 2 - 15 Hard clay, red; sharp gravel. ... . 9 - 24 Medium to fine sand, brovn; Refusal. •....•...... •.... at 24 : ROCKLAND W97. trace of silt...... • . • 15 - 30 Gravel...... • . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . • 0 - 50 Very fine sand, brovn; trace of RANDOLPH ll3. silt...... 30 - 45 Loam ana gravel...... • • ...... • • . 0 - 1 : ROCKLAND •X2. Very fine sand, brovn; little Hard cl.ay, red...... 1 - 1.2 Sand, gravel, boulder fill .•.•.• 0 - 1.5 silt...... 45 - 53 Hard clay; boulders...... 1.2 - 21. Compact, coarse sand and gravel. 1.5- 1;.5 Coarse to fine sand, bro.,n; some Refusal...... at 21 Fine sand, yelloY; little gravel 4 ·5 - 7 coarse gravel; trsce of silt.. 53 - 59 Medium sand, yelloY; little Fine sand, brovn; little silt; RAHDOLl'H ll4 • gravel. .•..••...... •...•.••• 7 - 9·5 medium to fine gravel...... 59 - 64 Fill...... 0 - 4 Compact, medium sand and gravel. 9·5- 14 Refusal...... at 64 !lard clay; boulders...... 4 - ll Refusal on rock or boulder ...... at 14 llardpan...... ll - 23 S!IARON B5. Refusal...... • ...... • ...... at 23 ROCKLAND X3. Loose sand, brovn; some gravel Loam ...... 0 - 2 and boulders ...... 0 - 8.5 RANDOLPH W6. Loose, fine sand, yellov •...... 2 - 4.5 Coarse sand, brovn; some gravel. 8. 5 - ll Sand and gravel...... • 0 - 8 Coarse sand and gravel...... 4.5 - 7 Very fine sand, brovn; silt •.... ll - 14 Sand; gravel; boulders...... 8 - 17 Fine sand, yelloY ...... 7 - 8 Very fine sand, brovn; some Sand and gravel...... 17 - 30 Coarse sand and gravel. .•...... 8 - 19.5 silt; trace of gravel...... 14 - 19 Medium sand...... 30 - 35 Refusal on rock or boulder .....• at 19.5 Coarse sand, brovn; some gravel. 19 - 24 Sand and gravel...... 35 - 40 Rock, recovered 5 feet...... 24 - 32 Fine sand; sharp gravel; clay.... 4o - 43 ROCKLAND X4. Refusal...... at 43 Loam ...... 0 - 1 S!IARON B6. Loose, !'1ne sand; little cl.ay .. . l - 3 Fine sand, dark brovn; some RANDOLPH W7. Compact, coarse sand and graveL 3 - 4 ·5 silt; trace of gravel...... 0 - 5 Sand ••••••••••••.•.•••••••••.•.•• 0 - 2 Compact, coarse sand; gravel; Fine sand, bro\10; trace of !lard clay, boulders ...... 2 - 8 boulders •...... 4.5 - 1.3·5 gravel...... - 10 Hardpan •...•....•...... •...... 8 - 14 Fine sand, brovn; some silt Refusal. •..•...... • at 14 : ROCKLAND X5. and gravel. • • ...... • 10 - 20 Loam...... 0 - 1 Sand, brovn; some gravel; silt.. 20 - 27 RANDOLPH lllO. Coarse sand and graveL . • ...... • 1 - 6 Rock, recovered 3 feet...... 27 - 35 Loam...... 0 - 1 Fine sand, yellov...... 6 - 8 Sand and gravel...... • . • • • 1 - 14 Coarse sand and graveL • ...... 8 - l.3 !lard-packed sand; gravel; clay... 14 - 43 Compact, coarse !lSOd and Hardpan...... 43 - 45 gravel...... 13 - 16.5 Refusal...... at 45 Refusal. on rock or boulder •. ."... at 16.5 -24- Table 2.--Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth SHARON B7. SHARON Rl2 (Continued). STOUORTON Wll2. Very soft, leached, sandy loam, ~and gravel, gray Medium sand, brmm; gravel...... 0 -20 dark yellov; trace of gravel... 0 - 3.5 yellov; some coarse and fine Medium. sand, brovn; large, Medium to coarse sand, yellov; sand; trace silt; boulders.... 8.5 - 16 shflrp gravel...... 20 - 25 some :fine gravel; fine sand; Medium to coarse sand, yellov; Fine to l!ICdium sand, brovn; boulders...... • ...... 3. 5 - 12 some gravel; fine sand. . . . . • • • 16 - 21.5 gravel...... 25 - 30 Firm, :fine sand, yellov; some Medium to :fine sand, yellov; Fine to medium sand, brovn...... 30 - 35 medium sand; trace of gravel... 12 - 17 some coar6e sand; boulders .••• 21.5- 23.5 Fine to medium sand, brovn; Medium to fine sand, yellov; medium to coarse gravel...... • 35 - 40 some coarse sand; trace of : SHARON W33· Fine sand, brovn; coarse gravel. 40 - 45 gravel...... 17 - 23 :~vel; boulders...... 0 - 10 Fine, silty sand, brovn; some Very :firm, coarse to medium Fine sand...... 10 - 14 coarse gravel...... 45 -50 sand, yellov; some gravel; Fine sand or clay...... 14 - 15 Medium to coarse sand, brovn; 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 yellov; trace of fine gravel; SHARON W41. Refusal ••.••...•...... •...... • at 67.3 boulders...... 35 - 40 ~sand •••••••.•••••.••.•• 0 - 4 Firm, :fine to medium sand, Medium sand...... 4 - 20 STOUGHTON Wll3. yellov; trace of coarse sand... 40 - 46 Loose, medium sand...... 20 - 40 Fine to medium sand (clay}. Firm, coarse to medium sand, Packed, coarse sand and some brovn, vith large gravel...... 0 - 30 yellov; some gravel; trace of fine gravel...... 40 - 45 No record...... 30 - 33.3 fine sand. . . • ...... 46 - 51 Hardpan...... 45 - 47 Refusal ••...... ·•··.······ at 33.3 Firm, coarse to very coarse sand, yellov; gravel; some SHARON W58. STOUGHTON Wll6. medium sand...... 51 - 56 ~vel; boulders...... 0 - 4 Fine sand, brovn; broken gravel; Loose, coarse to medium sand, Sand and gravel. . • . . . . . • ...... • 4 - 28 clay...... 0 -20 yello-J; trace of fine gravel Sand; gravel; boulders...... 28 - 46 Sil1.y sand; clay, brovn...... 20 - 63.8 and fine sand; boulders...... 56 - 63 !lard-packed sand; sharp gravel; Refusal ...... •....•.•...... at 63.8 Firm, medium to coarse sand, trace of clay...... • ...... 46 - 50 yellov; trace of fine gravel Stopped •...... •...... at 50 STOUGHTON Wll7. and fine sand; boulders...... 63 - 68 Coarse saild, brovn; gravel...... 0 -20 Firm, medium sand, yellov; some S!!ARON W77. Fine sand, brovn...... 20 - 35 gravel; trace of clay; boulders 68 - 74 ~ ••••••••••••...•.••••••• 0 - 3 Fine to medium, silty ssnd, Refusal...... • at 74 Fine sand, brovn; broken gravel; brovn ...... 35 -40 specks of clay...... 3 - 29 Fine, silty sand, brovn; clay... 40 - 68.5 SHARON R7. Fine sand and gravel, brovn..... 29 - 39 Fill; fine sand; little silt..... 0 - 3 Fine sand, brovn...... 39 - 44 STOOG!l'roN Wll8. Fine sand, brovn; trace of silt.. 3 - 7 No record...... 44 - 47 Medium to coarse sand, brovn; Very fine sand, brovn; silt; Refusal ...... at 47 gravel vith clay...... 0 -20 trace of cobbles...... - 111 Fine sand, brovn...... 20 - 30 Silt, brovn-gray; trace of very : SHARON \178. Fine to medium sand, brovn...... 30 - 35 fine silt...... 14 - 20 : Peat...... 0 - 4 Medium to coarse sand, brovn; Fine sand, brovn; little silt.... 20 - 24 Fine sand, brovn; gravel...... 4 - 30 gravel...... 35 - 45 Medium to coarse sand, gray; Clay, brovn...... 30 - 35 Fine to medium sand, brovn...... 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 •...... st 53.6 trace of silt...... 27 - 31.5 S!!ARON W79. STOUOH'roN Wl32. SHARON R8. ~ ...... 0 -2 Loam an -25- Table 2.--Logs o:f sel.ected valls and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth STOOOHTO!f lll.46. STOOOH'roN Wl99. WALPOlE W2. tine sand, bro\m, some stones •... 0 - 14.6 Sand and gravel, brovn...... • . . 0 -20 ~ ...... 0 - 3 Very :fine sand, brovn ••..••••••.• 14.6 - 19.6 Sharp sand ana gravel, brovn.... 20 - 33 Fine sand, yellov; small gravei;- Band, brovn and gray; sharp Sharp, small sand and gravel.... 33 - 39 clsy ...... - ll gravel. and stones; trace of RefUsal •..••...... •..•... at 39 Hard clay, yellov; small, sharp ela.y••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 19.6 - 21;.6 gravel...... ll - 25 Medium sand, gray; sbll.rp gravel.. 24.6 - 29.1 WALPOLE A2. Refusal ...... •...... at 25 Coarse sand; gravel, br01111 and ~to very coarse, veil gray; broken atones •.....•..... 29.1 - 33.3 sorted sand, rusty red; some WALPOLE W5. Sharp sand; gravel, gray; broken fine gravel; vet...... 0 - 32 Loam...... 0 - 2 stones; clay ••.••••.... : ...... 33.3 - 39.4 Fine to coarse sand, dark Sand, gray; clay, yellov; No record ...•..•...••.•...... 39 ... - 48.7 bro-Jn; some gravel...... 32 - 47 gravel, sharp; boulders...... 2 - 15 Refwlal. •.•...... •...... at 48.? Silt...... 47 - 1:8 Compact sand; gravel; clay...... 15 - 21 Re.t'ullal on bedrock or boulder ..• at b8 Compact sand, yellov; clay; STOOOHTON Wl5l. sharp gravel...... 21 -30 Topsoil; :fine sand, brovn; WALPOLE A3. Hardpan...... 30 - 33 coarse gravel vi th some stones. 0 - 17.2 Poorly sorted sand, brovn, dry.. 0 - 7 Refusel ..•..•...... at 33 Coarse sand and gravel, brovn, Fine, 'llell-sorted sand, brovn, 'llith lllrge stones ...... 17.2- 22.2 dry ...... - l2 WALPOLE W8. Fine and coarse sand, brovn, Very fine sand, light brovn; ~ ...... 0 - 2 vi th gravel a.nd c.le.y .•...... 22.2 - 2].4 silt; moist...... l2 - 17 Hard clay, gray; sharp gravel... 2 - 16 Fine sand; sl-.arp gravel; stones Medium to very coarse sand, Fine sand, gray; small gravel. . . 16 - 31 'llith clay ...... 27.4 - 32 brovn; fine gravel; vet...... 17 -22 Fine sand, gray; clay...... 31 - 31 Re.t'ullal •••.•••...••••.•.•.••.•.•• at 32 Fine to very coarse sand, brovn; Refusal...... at 37 fine to coarse gravel; vet.... 22 - 42 S'!OOOHTON lll.59 • Refusal in blue clay and silt ... at 42 WALPOLE W9. Topsoil ••..•.••.•...... • ··.··•·• 0 - 1·9 Peat...... 0 - 2 Coarse sand, brovn •...... •....• 1·9- 18.1 WALPOLE A4. Fine sand, yello'll...... 2 - 4 Coarse sand, brovn; gravel...... 18.1 - 23.4 Poorly sorted gravel, bro-.m; Fine clay, yellov; sharp gravel. 4 -20 Coarse sand, brovn; gravel; dry...... 0 - 7 Hardpan ...... 20 - 23 trace o:f c.le.y •.....•••.•...... 23.4 - 28.7 Poorly sorted sand, brovn; Refusal ...... at 23 No record •..•...... •... 28.?- 42 gravel; dry ...... - l2 Refusal •....••..•...... ··. at 42 Fine, veil-sorted sand, brovn; WALPOLE Wl5. dry...... l2 - 17 Peat...... 0 - c STOUGHTON Wl63. Medium to very coarse sand; Fine sand, yellov; gravel...... • 6 -18 Coarse sand and gravel, br011n •... 0 -- 18.5 some fine gravel...... 17 -22 Silty sand, yellov; small Coarse sand a.nd gravel, br011n, Predominantly fine sand, some gravel...... 18 - 28 vith stones •••...... •...•.• 18.5 - 29.8 coarser sand; very fine Silty sand, light gray; clay.... 28 - ll5 Coarse sand and gravel, brovn, gravel, occasional coarse Silty sand, yellov; gravel...... 45 - 54 vith stones and clay •....•..•.• 29.8 - 34.8 gravel...... 22 - 52 Refusal...... •...... at 54 Hardpan and boulders ...... 34.8 - 35 Clay; silt; tight...... 52 - 54 Refusal. .•...... •...... • at 35 WALPOLE Wl6. WALPOLE A5. Peat; silt; clsy...... 0 - 8 STOUGHTON Wl70. Med.ium, very veil-sorted sand, Coarse sand and gravel...... • . 8 - l2 Loam ...... 0 - 1 brovn, some coarser sand and Fine· sand, yellov; gravel; clay. l2 - 28 Coarse gravel. •...•...... 1 - 5 fine gravel; dry...... 0 - 17 Medium sand, yellov; gravel; Clay, brovn, changing to fine Very fine veil-sorted sand, traces of clay...... 28 - 41 sand and clay ..... : ...... 5 - 23.5 brovn; silt; vet...... 17 -22 Hardpan...... 41 - 44 Sand, brovn; gravel; clay •...... • 23.5 - 29 Predominantly fine sand; some Refusal ...... at 41; Medium sand, brovn; gravel...... • 29 - 50·5 medium to coarse sand; fine gravel ...... 22 - 47 WALPOLE Wl7. STOIX:HTON lll.71. Predominantly medium to coarse Peat...... 0 - )j Hard-packed gravel. ....•...... • 0 - 10 sand; some fine to very coa1·se Fine sand, gray; small, sharp Sand; gravel; clay ...... 10 - 14 sand and gravel; excellent gravel...... - lt Medium sand, brovn; trace of clay 14 - 25.1 aqui:fer materiel...... 47 - 93 Fine to medium sand, yellov; Fine sand and gravel ...... •..... 25.1 - 31.3 Refusal, probll.bly till ...... at 93.5 sharp gravel; c.le.y...... 16 - 23 Fine to medium sand, bro'lln; Refusal...... •....•.... at 23 gravel. .•...... ···.·····• 31.3 - 36.7 WALPOLE A6. Sand; gravel; trace of clay •..•.• 36.?- 4?.5 ~ry fine, brovn sand; dry 0 - 17 WALPOLE ll24. Silt; very fine to fine, brovn Topsoil...... 0 - 2 STOIX:HTON lll.72. 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 1 light gray- Medium to very coarse, veil Coarse sand...... 30 - 35 brovn...... 21 - IJ8.5 'llashed sand and fine gravel; Medium gravel...... 35 - 40 Refusal...... at 48.5 excellent aqui:fer material.... 38 - 43 Coarse gravel. . • ...... 40 - 53 Coarse to very coarse sand; Medium graveL...... 53 - 57 STOIX:!ITON Wl77. sdme medium sand; tine gravel. 43 - 48 !lard-packed sand, brovn; gravel; Refusal on boulder .....•...... •• at IJ8 WALPOlE W25. rocks...... 0 - 10 Loam...... 0 - 2 Fine to coarse sand, br011n; WALPOLE A?. Fine sand, yellov; clsy...... 2 -22 gravel ...... 10 - 17.2 ~ ...... 0 - 2 Fine sand, light gray; gravel; Rerusal...... at 17.2 Peat, vet...... 2 - 10 clay...... 22 -29 Silt ...... 10 - 17 Silty sand, yellov; clay...... 29 - 50 STOIX:!!TON Wl79. Silt, gray-blue; some clay...... 17 -22 Fine sand, yellov; sharp gravel. 50 - 57 Sand ana gravel, brovn, haru- No record...... 22 - 24 RefusaL ...... •..... at 57 packed; clay...... 0 - b.4 Refusel (on boulder?) ...... at 24 WALPOLE W26. STOIX:!ITON Wl80. WALPOlE A8. Peat...... 0 - 1 Fine sand; gravel; clay 1 brovn ... 0 - 16.8 Poorly sorted, subrounded, sand Peat and silt...... 1 - 18 Refusal. .•...... at 16.tl a.nd gravel, light brovn, dry.. 0 - 15 Fine sand, yellov; small gravel. 18 - 31 Very tine to fine sand, Fine to medium sand, yellov; STOUGHTON Wl82. occasionsl lenses of coarser gravel...... 31 - 58 Sand. and. gravel, brovn, streaked material, dry...... 15 - '32 Compact, tine sand, yello'll; vi th red; traces of clay ....•.. 0 - 10.5 Medium to very coarse sand and gravel; clay...... 58 - 63 llaru-packed, sharp gravel; clay, graveL...... 32 -58 RefusaL •...•...... •.....• at 63 gray .. -.•...... 10.5 - lb.? Refusal (on boulder?) ...... at 58 Re:fusal ..•...... •...... •... at 16.7 WALPOLE W35· WALPOLE Wl. Fill...... 0 - 4 STOOO!ITON WlQU. ~ ...... 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellov; medium Sand and gravel. •...... •....• , , , , 0 - lb Compact sand, yell011; gravel; gravel; clay...... 4 - 26 Fine to medium sand and gravel. .. 16 - 24 boulders...... 2 - 19 Silty sand, yellov; clay...... 26 - 47 Medium sand and gravel. ...•...... 24 - 28.4 Fine to medium sand, yellov; Fine sand, yellov; small Fine to med.ium sand; sharp gravel 28.4 - 33·1 gravel...... 19 - 33 gravel; clay...... 47 - 57 Refusal ••...... •...... • at 33.7 Fine sand, yello'll, sharp graveL 33 - 42 Refusal...... ••.•.....•.....• at 57 Refusel •...... •...... •..... at 42 -26- Table 2.--Logs or selected wells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth WALPOLE IQ7. WALPOLE \l58. l.'ES'IWOOD Al. Loam...... 0 - 2 Loam...... 0 - 2 Layered sand and graw 1...... • • . 0 - 27 Compact sand, yellow; gra.veL.... 2 -ll Fine sand, yellow; sharp Fine sand. . . • • . • ...... • . • . • . . . . 27 -32 Fine Mnd1 yellov; small, sharp gravel; clay...... 2 -20 Clay, blue; some silt; fine gravel; clay...... ll -32 Fine to 'mediUIII sand, yellov; sand lenses. . . • • • • . . . . . • ...... 32 - 38 Ret'usaL .. •. •. • .•...... •...... • at 32 gravel; cJ.ay. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20 -32 Refusal in clay ...•...... at 38 Hardpan...... 32 - 33 WALPOlE WJ8. RefuMl •...... ••...•...... ••• at 33 l.'ES'NOOD A2. Loam...... 0 - 2 Coarse to very coarse, Yell Fine Bllnd, yellow; clay; sharp WALPOLE W62. rounded, veil-sorted sand, gravel...... 2 - 19 Silty Bllnd, yellov...... 0 - 15 brown; fine gravel; moist..... 0 - 12 Clay, yellow; sharp graveL...... 19 - 33 Fine sand, yellov; clay...... 15 -29 Fine to very coarse, well- Hard clay, yellov; sharp graveL. 33 - 36 Shale...... 29 - 37 rounded sand; fine gravel; \let 12 - 11 Refusal ••.•....•••••...••.....••• at 36 RefuMl •••...... •...... •.••...•• at 31 Medium to very coarse, well· rounded sand; fine gravel, WALPOLE W39· WALPOLE W63. becOI!Iing riner vith depth..... 17 - 41 Loam...... 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; streaks of No record (dilficult drilling).. 41 ~ 49 Hard clay, yellow; sharp gravel; silt; clay...... 0 -21 boulders...... 2 - 19 Fine sand, yellov; small gravel; WES'NOOD W35· Refusal ....•....••.•....•....•.•• at 19 clay...... 27 - 35 Coarse sand alli fine gravel..... 0 -30 Hardpan...... 35 - 37 WALPOLE W4o. RefuMl ••...... at 31 WES'!WOOD W4o. Loam...... 0 - 2 MediUIJI to coarse sand...... 0 - 59 Hard clay, yellov; sharp gravel; WALPOLE W65. some boulders...... 2 - 17 Fine to mediUIJI sand, yellov; WES'!WOOD W43. Refusal •.•....•...... •..•...••. at 17 gravel...... 0 - 15 MediUIII to coarse send; gravel... 0 - c Fine Mnd, brovn; gravel; clay.. 15 - 31 MediWII Mnd and gravel...... 6 - 12 WALPOLE W4L Compact sand, yello-J; gravel; MediUIII sand and mediUIII to Peat...... 0 - 3 clay...... 31 - 37 coarse gravel...... • 12 - 19 Fine, light Bllnd; clay...... 3 - 21 RefuMl ...... at 31 Fine sand and fine to mediUIJI Fine sand, yellcrJ; small gravel; graveL ...... •...... 19 -22 clay...... 21 - 32 WALPOLE W66. Fine to medi\1111 sand, vhite; Fine sand, yellov; clay; small, Peat...... 0 - 2 fine to coarse gravel; some sharp gravel...... • ...... 32 - 53 Fine 81lnd 1 yell01o1; gravel; clay...... 22 - 26 Refusal ...... •• at 53 boulders...... 2 - 1 Fine, veil-sorted sand, brO\In; Fine sand, yellov; Slllall gravel; coarse gravel...... 26 -29 WALPOLE W43. clay...... 1 - 21 Fine to medium sand, brovn; Peat...... 0 - 4 Firm clay, yellov; sharp gravel. 21 - 39 mediUJn to coarse gravel...... 29 - 33 Fine sand, yellov; small, sharp RefuMl ...... at 39 Coarse sand, brovn; coarse gravel...... 4 - 19 gravel (large boulders)...... 33 - 39 Silty sand, yellow...... 19 - 31 WALPOLE W6J. Fine salli, vhi te; large boulders 39 - 42 Fine sand, yellov; small, sharp Loam...... 0 - 2 MediWII to coarse sand, brovn; gravel; trace of clay...... 31 - 42 Hard clay, gray; sharp gravel... 2 - 15 coarse gravel (large boulders) 42 - 45 Shale...... 42 - 44 RefuMl ...... at 15 Coarse sand· sharp, coarse Refusal •...... at 44 gravel...... 45 - 50 WALPOlE W69. Coarse sand; some fine sand; WALPOLE W44. Sand and gravel fill...... 0 - 1 coarse gravel...... 50 - 56.5 Loam...... o· - 2 Canpact sand, yellov; gravel.... 1 - 15 Refusal on boulder ...... at 56.5 Fine to mediUIJI sand, yellov; Band, light to medium yellow; gravel...... 2 - 9 gravel...... 15 - 35 WES'!WOOD W44 • Fine sand, yellov; small, sharp Fine sand, brovn; gravel...... 35 - 45 Coarse sand...... 0 -20 gravel; clay...... • . . . . 9 - 35 Fine to mediUIJI sand, brovn; Sand, brovn...... 2o - 33 Fine sand, yellov; gravel; clay.. 35 - 51 gravel; traces of clay...... 45 - 63 Fine sand, brovn...... 33 - 45 Hard clay, yellov; sharp gravel.. 51 - 53 Refusal ...... at 63 Clay and sand...... 45 - 46 Refusal •...... at 53 WALPOLE \111. WES'!WOOD W45. WALPOlE W45. Loam...... 0 - 2 sana; sane clay...... 0 - 38 Topsoil...... 0 - 2 Hard clay, yellO\I; sharp gravel; MediUlll sand; gravel...... 38 - ~5 Fine sand, yellCTJ; sharp graveL. 2 - 18 boulders...... 2 -20 Coarse sand; gravel...... 45 - t.6 Silty sand, yellov; clay...... 18 - 38 Fine sand, yellov; clay; gravel. 20 - 25 Fine Mnd1 yellov; sharp gravel; Refusal ...... at 25 WES'IWOOD w46. trace of clay...... 38 -50 Peat ...... , ...... • 0 - 6.5 Fine Mnd, yellow; small, sharp WALPOLE \113. Fine sand, gray .•...... 6.5 - 9·5 gravel...... 50 - 58 (Log of 2i-!nch veil at site.) Fine to l!lediUIJI sand, bro-•n ...... 9.5 - 11.5 RefuMl...... at 58 Loam...... 0 - 2 Sand, gray; trace of clay ...... 11.5 - 38.5 Compact sand, yellov; gravel.... 2 - 9 Sand, gray; rocks ...... 38.5 - 64.8 WALPOLE W47. Fine sand, yellov; gravel. . . . . • . 9 - 28 Loam...... 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; gravel; WES'!WOOD W4J. Fine sand, yellov; small, sharp traces of clay...... 28 - 46 PCat...... 0 - 6 graveL...... 2 - 19 Refu81ll ...... at 46 Fine to mediUJn sand, brovn; Silty sand, light yellov; clay... 19 - 45 gravel...... - 15 Fine Mnd1 yellov; sharp gravel; WALPOLE WJ4. Fine to med1Ulll salli, brovn; clay t;races...... 45 - 56 Loam...... 0 - 2 large gravel...... 15 - 21 Canpact sand, yellow; sharp Fine sand, yellow; gravel...... 2 - 18 MediUlll to coarse sand, brovn; gravel; clay ••...... •.•...•...• 56 - 61 Fine Mnd, gray; clay...... 18 - 25 large gravel...... 21 - 26 Refusal...... •.....•...... • at 61 Fine sand, brovn; gravel...... 25 - 35 Fine to mediUJn sand, brovn; Fine sand, yellO\I; gravel Yith gravel...... 26 - 31 WALPOLE W49. streaks of clay...... 35 - 47 Fine sand, brovn; gravel...... 31 - 41.5 Loam...... 0 - 2 Fine sand, yellow; sharp gravel. 47 - 51 MediUlll to coarse seOO., brovn; Fine sand, yellov; gravel...... 2 - 18 RefuMl ••...•...... at 57 gravel...... 41.5 - 63 Fine to mediUIJI sand, yellov; No record...... 63 - 65 gravel...... 18 -29 WALPOlE WTI· Fine sand, yellov; small gravel; Peat...... 0 - 8 Wlffi!OU'lll A3 • clay •...... · • 29 - 38 Canpact Bllnd, gray; gravel; clay 8 - 16 Coarse sand; gravel...... 0 - 14 Refusal ••.•.•..••...... •.....• at 38 MediUIII Mnd1 yellow; graveL.... 16 - 35 Clay...... 14 - 16 Fine sand, yellow; gravel. . . • . . . 35 - 53 Sand and gravel...... 16 - 18 WALPOLE 1153. Fine sand, light yellov; sharp Clay, blue...... 18 - 20 Peat; clay; boulders...... 0 - ...6 gravel...... 53 -6o Refusal...... at 20 -Fine Mnd, yellov; clay...... 6 - 19 RefuMl...... at 60 Canpac t Bllnd, yellov; clay; small WEYMOU'lll Bl. gravel...... 19 - 27 WALPOLE \119. Sand; gravel; fill ...... 0 - 4.6 Refusal .. ~· ..•....••...... • at 27 Fill...... 0 - 8 Fine sand, yellov ...... 4.6 - 8 Peat...... 8 - 12 Hard, coarse sand; gravel. ...•.. 8 - 15.1 WALPOlE W57 • MediU1111 dirty gravel, gray...... 12 - 16 Refusal...... at 15.7 Sandy clay, broYn...... 16 - 24 Fine S&lld, ~llov; clay; boulders. 0 - 8 Clay, brovn...... 24 - 34 Hard clay, yellov; sharp gravel; Very clean, coarse gravel, brovn 34 - 50 WEYMOU'lli B2 • boulders ...•..•..•....••...... • 8 - 23 Medium gravel, some sand...... 50 - 54 Coarse gravel, brown...... 0 ~ 12.5 Compact, fine sand, yellow; clay. 23 - 33 Clean, coarse graveL ...... • . . • . 54 -6o Rock ...... •...... 12.5 - 17.5 RefuMl .•.••...... •• at 33 Clean, medium graveL ...... , . 6o - 63 -27- Tabl.e 2.--noes of selected vells and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth llEYMOO'lll B3 • WBYHOU'lll W37 (Continued). WEYMOUm WTI • Peat...... 0 - 7 Medium to fine sand...... 26 - 31 Loam ••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 0 - 3 Peat, :fine sand...... 7 -16 Medium to fine ssnd; some gravel 31 - 38 Fine sand, brovn, vith clay and Silt ••••••..•...•...•..•.....•... .16 - 33 Sandi graveL...... • ...... 38 - 40 gravel. ...•...... • · · · · · · · .. - 35 Gr:8.vel.. ••. .• •••....•...... • 33 - 36 MediU111 to fine sand; some clay. . 40 - 51 Rei'usal. ••••••••••••..•.••••.•••• at 35 Rei'usal. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• at 36 Fine sand; clay...... 51 -56 WEYHOUm W78. WEYMOOm 1>4-. WBYHOU'lll W38. Hardpan...... 0 - 16 Svamp deposits...... 0 - 4 Sand; tight graveL ...... 0 - 19 Fine to medium sand, gray;. some Sand; gre.veL ..•...... 19 - 29.8 WEYHOUm W19· fine to medium gravel...... - 10 Fine sand, gray ..•...... 29.8 - 61 Fine Sllnd 1 gray; clay; some Fine to medium sand, gray-br011n; gravel ...... • 0 - 28 trace of aUt; some fine to WEYHOUm W39. Fine Sllnd, brovn; gravel...... • 28 - 31.3 medium gravel.. . • . . . • • . . • . . . . . • 10 - lli Sand and graveL ...... •...• 0 - 10.3 Fine sand, brovn; sharp gravel.. 31.3- 35.5 Fine sand, brovn; fine gravel; Fine, silty sand ...... 10.3 - 41 Silty sand, brovn; sharp gravel. 35·5- 38 trace or hardpan...... 14 - .16 Fine, silty sand; some graveL .. 41 - 43 Refusal •...... at 38 Refuaal...... at .16 Sand, gray ...... •...... 43 - 45 Fine, silty sand ••..••...... 45 - 71.3 WEYMOUm w8o. WEYMOO'Jli W2. Fine, silty sand; some clay ...•. 71.3 - 83.4 Fine sand; gravel; clay...... 0 - 28 'fill: very fine sand and silt, Silty 1 tine Mnd; sharp gravel; gray-brovn, scattered sand of WEYHOUm W4o. clay...... 28 - 34.5 other sizes and fine to Sand e.lld gravel. .•..•...... • 0 - 10.3 Refusal on rock...... at 34.5 medium angular gravel. .•.....•• 0 - 32.5 Sand ...... 10.3- 35·7 Fine, silty sand ...... 35·7 - 49.8 Wiro!OUTH W81. Wiro!OUTH W3. Fine ssnd; clay ...... 0 - 21.5 Gravel fi.ll •...... •....•...... •• 0 - 2 WEYHOUnl W54. Sharp gravel; clay ...... 21.5 - 29.5 Very fine sand, brovn; scattered Peat ...... 0 - l Rock .....•...... at 29.5 medium to coarse ssnd; silt; Fine sand and clay ...... l -20 SOllie fine gravel ...... 2 - 1 Fine and medium se.nd; coarse WEYMOUTH W82. Fine to coarse, moderately gravel...... •...... • 20 - 30 Clay ...... 0 - 3 ~~~ vell-sorted graveL .•. 1 - 17 Very fine sand ...•...... 30 - 39·3 Sharp gravel; clay ...... 3 - l8 Organic, peaty sand; gravel; slit 17 -22 Rei'usal. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• at 39.3 Rock ...... at lB WEYMOOm W4. WEYMOUnl W55· WEYHOUm w84. Gravel. •.•...... 0 - 4 Very hard-packed 8and and gravel 0 - 5 sand, brovn; clay ...... 0 - 21 Very fino to fine, slightly Fine sand and clay. . . . . • ...... 5 -20 Sharp gravel; clay ...... 21 - 29.5 rounded, very vell-sorted Very fine sand, brovn...... 20 - 33 Rock ...... at 29.5 ssnd, gray-brovn .•.•...•..•.... - 1·5 Refusal ..•...... •.• at 33 Fine w medium, slightly rounded, WEYMOUTH w86. very vell-sorted sand, gray- WEYH0Um W56. Fine Sllnd, brovn; clay ...... 0 - 30 brovn ...•...•..... ·. ·. · · · · · · ·· · 7-5- 12.5 Mud...... 0 - 3 Coarse sand, brovn; gravel...... 30 - 35 Medium coarse, slightly rounded, Sand, gray; gravel.. . • • ...... • 3 - 15 Clay, fine sand; some gravel. ... 35 - 37.5 very vell-sorted sand, gray- Fine sand...... • ...... 15 -20 RefuSill. •...... •...... at 37.5 brovn ••••••••••••••••••.. • • • • · • 12.5- 17-5 Fine sand; clay...... • . 20 - 31 Fine to medium, slightly rounded WEYHOU'lll w~. very vell-sorted sand, gray- WEYH0Um W57 · Hardpan ...... 0 - 19 brovn ...... •...... 17.5- 22.5 Peat ••...... •...... •...... 0 -10 RefuMl on rock ...... at 19 Fine Mnd, gray; clay; gravel. .. 10 - 20.4 WEYHOll'rn wlB . Fine sand, gray; some clay •..•.. 20.4 - 26 WEYHOUnl W92· Soft sand; gravel; spots of Coarse gravel; much fine gravel, Fine sand; clay; some gravel .•.. 0 - 20 gray clay ...... ····•• 0 - 18 brovn ...... 26 - 32.3 Sharp gravel; clay ...... •...... • 20 - 30 Soft sand and gravel; spots of Rock •...... •...... •.. at 32.3 Rock •...... •...•...... •...... at 30 gray clay ..•...... 18 - 24 Sand, gray •..•...... 24 - 30 WEYHOUm W58. WE'iMOUnl W27· Medium sand, gray; graveL ....•.. 30 - 35 Peat ...... •...... 0 - 10 Peat ...... 0 - 4 Sand, gray; graveL ...... •• 35 - 114 Clay; fine sand, gray;' gravel. .. 10 -20 Clay, fine, brovn; Sllnd ...... 4 - 38 Refusal...... at 44 Gravel; fine sand, brovn ...... 20 - 29 Fine sand, brovn ...... 38 - 113 Coarse gravel, brovn; Mnd ...... 43 - 47 WEYMOOm Wl9. WEYHoum w6o. Sharp gravel; fine sand ...... 47 - 50·5 Soft sand; gravel; clay...... 0 - 19 Mud •...... •...... 0 - 5 RefuSill...... •...... • at 50.5 Sand; gray gravel; spots of clay. 19 - 24 Fine sand, gray •...... 5 -20 MediU111 sand, gray...... 24 - 29 Sand, brovn; gravel...... 20 - 25 WEYMOUnl W28. Sand, gray; gravel...... 29 - 35 She.rp gravel, gray; Mnd; clay .. 25 - 31 Peat ...... 0 - 3 Sand, some gray...... 35 - 44 Clay; fine, brovn Mnd; gravel.. 3 - 27 Refusal...... ••...... • at 44.1 WEYHoum w62. Refusal...... at 27 Peat ...... 0 - 10 WEYHOUnl W24 . Fine sand; some gravel...... 10 - 15 WEYMOUnl Wl02. Mud...... 0 - 8 Clay, •••...... • 15 - 38.2 Peat ...... 0 - 4 Sand...... 8 - 15 RefuMl (rock) .•...... •.. at 38.2 Sand; some clay ..•...... •. !1 - 13.3 Sharp gravel; sand...... 15 - 20 Sand and gravel. ....•...... 13-3 - 15.3 Sharp gravel; fine sand...... 20 - 28 WEYMOUTH W64 . Sand and gravel, gray ...... 15.3 - 50·9 Mud •...... •..• 0 - 8 Sand and gravel, tight .•.....••• 50-9 - 56 WEYHOU'lll W26. Sharp gravel; sand •...... 8 - 15 Peat ...... 0 - 4 Sharp gravel; fine sand •...... • 15 - 23 WEYMOUTH Wlo4. Sand; some clay ••.•...... 4 - 15.3 Silty clay, dark brovn...... • 0 - 24 Sand and gravel; some gray clay .. 15.3 - 54 WEYHOUn! W66. Coarse sand; gravel...... 24 - 40 Refusal...... ••.•...... •...... • at 54 Very sharp sand and gravel, gray 0 - 20 Clay ....•...... 40 - 42 Clay...... 20 - 53.3 Stopped, difficult drilling..... at 42 WEYHOUm W28. Gravel, brovn; some clay ...... • 0 - 21.4 WEYHOUm w67. WEYHOUm wur. Gravel •..•.•...... •...... • 21.4 - 26.8 Fine Mnd; some gravel; clay •.•. 0 - 24.8 Sand, scattered gravel...... 0 - 12 Gravel, gray-brovn •...... 26.8 - 39-l Fine sand...... • ...... • . . . • . 12 - 20 No record ...... 39-l - 41.6 WEYHOUm W69. Fine sand; clay...... 20 - 25 Refusal.. ...•..•.•.•...•...... • at 4L6 Fine sand; some gravel; clay ••.. 0 - 24.6 Fine to medium Sllnd...... 25 - 30 Medium fine sand; some gravel; Fine to medium sand; sharp WEYHOUnl W30. clay •...... •...•.....•.....• 24.6 - 30 gravel...... 30 - 36 Peat •.••...... •.•...•••...•. 0 - 6 Fine sand and clay ...... 30 - 35.8 Refusal...... at 36 Gravel. .•...... • 6 - 26 Refusal ...... at 35.8 WEYMOUTH W12~. WEYMOUTH W32. WEYHOUnl W70. Fine Mnd ••...... •...... • 0 - E. Sand and clay...... 0 - 19.2 Peat •...... •...•.•...... • 0 - 8 Fine sand; gravel. ..•...... •• 6 - ll Fine sand; SOllie gravel and Sand; gravel; broken stones .•..• ll - 16 WEYHOUm W33. clay •..•...... •.. 8 - 19 Coarse sand ...•....••... ·.·· .. • · 16 - 21 Sharp gravel; sand; clay...... 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. ~na~ ;~z~l...... o - 15 No record •.•...... •..•.• 68.1 - 70.8 Coarse gravel; broken stones .•.• 0 - 24 Medium to fine sand...... 15 - 21 Refusal ...••..•...... •••..•••.•• at 70.8 Hardpan ...... 24 - 29 Fine sand...... 21 - 26 Bedrock ...•...... •••.....• 29 - 34 -28- Tabl.e 2.--Logs of selected veils and borings (Continued) Depth Depth Depth WEYMOU'm Wl26. ilEYMOU'ffi x8. ilEYMOU'ffi Xl7 • Loam ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 - l Peat, brovn, damp ••••••••••••••• 0 - 5 SIT ty sand and peat ...... 0 - l Fine to coarse sand, yellov; Soft peat, dark brovn, vet .••.•. 5 - 12-5 Fine to medium sand, some some medium gravel; some silt •• - lO Sandy cl.sy, gray, vet •••...... •• 12.5 - 15.5 sUt; llttl.e fine gravel...... • - 8 Fine to coarse sand, yellov; Cl.syey, sandy gravel., brovn, some fine to coarse gravel; vet ••...... •..••..••.....•• 15-5 - 22 ilEYMOU'ffi xl8 • some sil.t; vet ••...•••.••..••.• 10 - 14 sandy peat ••...••...... •...•..•. 0 - 2 Boulders .•.•••..•••..•..••...... 14 - 18 ilEYMOU'ffi Xl.6. Fine to medium sand, some sUt .• 2 - 3 Granite •...•••...... •..•.••...•. l8 - 28 Fine sand; some medium gravel; Fine to medium sand; some fine trace of silt...... • . . • . • • . • . . 0 - 5 gravel and sil.t; gravel; WEYMOU'm lo/134. Fine sand; some sUt; some boulders •.•.••••••.•.•••....•• - 8 Slightly dirty, medium sand, coarse gravel. . • . . . . . • • . . . • . • • - 1 dark brovn; fine gravel; vet .•. 0 -22 Fine to coarse sand; some sil.t ilEYMOU'ffi X19. Slightly dirty, medium sand, and fine gravel. . . • . . . • • . . . . . • - lO Loam ••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• 0 - 2 blue; fine gravel. •...•..•..... 22 - 31 Fine to coarse sand and sUt; 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 Cl.sy, blue .•...•.•.•..••....•.•.• 46 - 47 some fine to medium gravel. . . • 20 - 25 fine to coarse gravel; Refusal. (on boulder?) ••••...... •• at 47 llttl.e si~t •...... •... , .•.• - 8 Sil.ty, fine to medium sand, ilEYMOU'ffi X7. brovn; llttle fine to Peat, dark brovn, damp •.•••...•.. 0 - 5 medium gravel...... 8 - 15 Soft peat, dark brovn, vet •...... 5 - 10.5 Refusal. ..••••.•.••••••.•..•••••. at 15 Sort, clean cl.sy, blue •••.•.....• 10.5 - 19 Cl.syey, gravel.ly sand; little brovn gravel; vet •..••..•••..•• 19 - 23-5 Cl.syey, gravel.ly sand, brovn, damp ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23.5 - 26.5 Cl.sy, red; gravel.ly sand, damp ..• 26.5- 30 -29- TABLE 3. CH("'ICAL ANALYSE'S OF GROUND WATER S'1URCE OF OAU: !, U.S. r.E.1l'"lGICAL 5liRVE'Y: 7., U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE: 3, STATE HEALTH OEPo\IHM"NT: 4, STATF IOTtiFP T!M'l HEALTH DEPARTMENT); 5, INDUSTRIAL: 6, PRIVATE; 7, EDUCATIONAL; A"'O 8, OTHFR. or s NO"' soLvEo I'ARI) r:AP- AtKA- SPFCIFif: LOCAL OATF TE"'- "'A"'- CAL- V.AGNF- POT AS- f\ !CAP- CAR- SUI- CHLO- FLUO- Nl- 01 S- SOLIDS rrr;c;c; 81NAT!' LIN!TY CC'NI'IICT- SOURCe WELL OF P"RA- 'ill ICA IR()N r.ANESF C!IIM SltJM SOOIIIM SIU>I BUNATF !\ONATE FATE RIOE RIDE TRATE SOLVF.O I RESI ICi\, Ho\RO fiS liN('[' PH CC'LOR OF NII~!IER SAMPLE TURF ISI02l !FF.l ("'NI !CAl I"'Gl !"'AI IKI !t~C0:\1 !C!l31 !$041 CCLI IFI IN031 SOLIDS DUE AT MGI "'E'SS CM.03 (MICRO- DATA CCI IMG/LI IUG/LI IUG/Ll ("'C.Itl IMG/LJ (MG/LI (MG/LI (MG/Ll IMG/LI (MG/LI (MG/LI IMG/Ll !MG/LI ICALCI 180 Cl (W;/L) 1'-~G/LI ( MG/L I J.IHOS I 80AINTREE W 1 06-10-<;9 L7. 0 5.6 40 60 13 3.0 2.1 16 0 22 11 .2 7.6 RS 45 138 7.0 1 w 167 12- -61 'lO 50 6.8 .o 'l'Q R.O 6 W 1 f:.R 04-?3-64 4400 60 IJ.5 .2 73 'l.O 6 CANTON 10-31-f>7 13.0 11 40 210 s. 4 2.7 7. 1 1.0 28 0 7.0 8.9 .1 1.9 75 1:> 9 126 b.q I fl 11-01-67 27 160 60 R. 8 5.1 ll 1.') 56 0 8.4 6.2 • 2 4.6 97 4'\ 0 145 7.4 12 11-01-67 11 10 7.20 7 .o 7.0 ll 2.1 34 0 15 7.2 .2 .1 73 0 126 7.'1 2 w w 1 10-31-67 "' 0 5.0 60 40 13 3.4 15 1.0 ') 0 26 32 I. 55 48 15 l'l5 6.0 \0 I 1 07-22-'68 20 20 41 2.8 44 20 6.0 15 w 1 5 11-18-67 80 5.7 6 II 1 f, 10-16-6' 20 0 11 .1 27 6.5 1 6 w 17 ot.-19-64 50 0 10 '·0 ?R f..'i 1 6 w 66 07-?.2-68 0 20 21 2.0 30 6.3 0 3 66 01-21-69 10 0 7.0 1R s.o • 2 18 0 37 22 13 167 18R 6. 3 55 3 w 68 tl-18-67 so 0 5.7 • 2 14 1 3 () (') w 7S 07-22-6'3 7SO 2300 16 .5 f\C\ 66 30 3 DEDHAM W 14 06-L0-59 16.5 17 50 110 7. 2 3.4 5.5 .6 42 0 .4 4.6 .2 2.1 62 61 0 Sll 7.'1 l w ~64 11-21-52 11.0 14 54 7.2 6 FOX BOROUGH w 9 07-7.'1- f>8 10 60 16 2.0 44 16 6.2 0 3 w q 08-17-70 a. 30 140 14 1.5 6.0 1.0 9. 18 .1 6.4 'll 42 120 6.0 3 3 w 10 0 7-2 'l-68 30 160 14 2.0 3B 19 6.1 0 '3 w 11 07-7'l-f>8 240 1400 10 .4 31\ 28 6.2 10 3 HINGHAM 77 O'l-14-67 12 10 160 ll 3.0 12 .s 24 0 14 28 .1 .z 93 102 20 168 6.7 0 HOLBROOK w 22 O'l-26-68 0 llOO 3.0 3 w 46 04-10-68 240 40 17 4.0 46 21 6. 2 5 3 w 209 04-15-68 10 60 ll 1.4 1,7 47 6.7 0 3 MEDFIELD 1 ll-09-67 12 20 IJO 1.6 6.0 .4 12 21 5.4 .1 .o 58 52 27. 12 86 6.'> w l2S 8- 5-68 0 40 8.o 2.2 313 38 a. 1 0 w 126 09-15-67 15.0 12 0 20 6.2 1.6 2.7 16 0 13 27 .1 3.6 93 97 7=! I 59 6. 5 .2 II 127 09-18-6717.0 7.5 0 20 a. 8 .9 7 .o 21 0 21 10 .1 6.6 80 85 26 130 1.0 0 TARLF. 3. CHFMICAL ANALYSES Of GROUND \lATER--CONTINUED 01 s 'lON soLvEo HARD f.AR- ALKA- SPECIFIC LOChL OhT E iF~- MAN- CAL- ~AGNE- POTAS- 81CAR- CAR- SUL- CHLO- FLUO- Nl- DIS- SOLIDS NESS 80NATF. 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Geological Survey Location area Date (cubic feet number {sg mi) ~r second~ NEPONSET RIVER BASIN 1 Neponset River lat 42°05'08", long 71°15:25", 1.92 10- 6-66 0.40 at North St., 1.5 miles north 5- 1-67 1.14 of Fox borough. 8-17-67 5·37 8-21-67 3.98 9- 6-67 1·52 9-20-67 4.67 2 Neponset River lat 42°07'28", long 71°15'10", 7.62 10- 6-66 2.40 at South St., 1.5 miles north 5- 1-67 13.8 of South Walpole. 9-20-67 5.65 3 School Meadow Brook lat 42°07'32", long 71°14'47'', 2.8o 8-16-66 .ll (Oll04830) at Washington St., 1. 5 miles 9-12-66 .06 south of Walpole. 10- 6-66 .66 5- l-67 5.94 8-17-67 1.57 8-21-67 1.06 9- 6-67 .96 9-20-67 .64 4 Neponset River lat 42°08'28", long 71°15'25", ll.5 10- 6-66 2.74 (01104840) at Main St., Walpole. 12-19-66 8.19 l-25-67 10.6 3-23-67 23.9 5- 2-67 21.2 6- 7-67 19.7 7- 6-67 19.4 8-10-67 15.5 8-17-67 8.82 8-21-67 7·45 9- 6-67 ll.5 9-20-67 5.96 10-12-67 7.15 Mine Brook lat 42°10'58", long 71°16'58", 3.54 6-30-67 6.00 at Philip St., 1.25 miles east 7-11-67 3.70 of Medfield. 7-26-67 2.85 8- 2-67 1.99 8-17-67 1.77 8-21-67 1.28 9- 6-67 1.48 9-20-67 1.12 10-16-67 1.51 11-29-67 2.79 12-21-67 5.10 3-19-68 133 4-23-68 5.43 5-21-68 7.10 7- 2-68 5·35 7-18-68 2.24 8-19-68 .43 9-24-68 .41 10-18-68 .41 6 Mine Brook lat 42°09'14", long 71°15'52", 5.98 8-16-66 .81 (01104850) at inlet to Turner Pond, . 75 mile 9-12-66 .79 northwest of Walpole. Gaging 10- 6-66 1.28 station data available for period 5- 1-67 19.7 June 27, 1967, to July 31, 1968 8-19-68 .26 (see U.S. Geological Survey, 1968). 8-20-68 .18 8-22-68 .03 8-27-68 0 9-20-68 trace 9-24-68 trace 10-17-68 0 ~ 7 Spring Brook lat 42°08'47'', long 71°14'59", 1.84 8-16-66 .58 ( 0110l~86o) 200 feet below outlet of 9-12-66 .96 Memorial Pond, at Walpole. 5- 1-67 2.77 8-17-67 1.47 8-21-67 ·79 9- 6-67 1.68 9-20-67 .98 8 Neponset River tributary lat 42°09'55", long 71°14'54", 1.51 8-16-66 0 (0110488o) at Gould St., 1.33 miles north 9-12-66 0 of Walpole. 9-14-66 0 5- 2-67 2.74 8-17-67 .17 8-21-67 .16 9- 7-67 .11 9- 8-67 .11 9-20-67 .02 -33- Table 4.--Stream sites and discharge measurements (Continued) Map Station name and Drainage Discharge number U.S. Geological Survey Location area Date (cubic feet number (sg mi~ ~ second~ NEPONSET RIVER BAsiN (Continued) 9 Neponset River Lat 42°09'47", long 71°12'56", 25.2 (a) at Washington St., East Walpole. 10 Mill Brook Lat 42°11'22", long 71°14'24", 2.27 8-16-66 0.44 (01104905) 500 feet above inlet to 9-12-66 .29 Pettee Pond, 2 miles southwest 5- 2-67 6.10 of Westwood. 8-17-67 1.51 8-21-67 1.15 9- 6-67 1.30 9- 8-67 .86 9-20-67 .81 9-23-68 .48 11 Bubbling Brook Lat 42°12'04", long 71°15'01", .21 8-16-66 .03 (01104910) at North St., 1. 5 miles southwest 9-12-66 0 of Westwood. 5- 2-67 .40 8-17-67 .07 8-21-67 .08 9- 6-67 .06 9-20-67 .05 9-23-68 .02 12 Bubbling Brook tributary Lat 42°11'30", long 71°14'59", ·75 8-16-66 b.02 (01104915) at North St., 3 miles north of 9-12-66 b.05 Walpole. 5- 2-67 1.89 8-17-67 .30 8-21-67 .20 9- 7-67 .18 9-20-67 .10 9-2~-68 .03 13 Bubbling Brook Lat 42°11'19", long 71°14'32", 9- 8-67 .27 100 feet above inlet to Pettee Pond, 9-20-67 .09 2 miles southwest of Westwood. 9-23-68 trace 14 Willett Pond outlet Lat 42°10'50", long 71°14'00", 4.90 9-28-66 6.98 (head of Hawes Brook·) at outlet of Willett Pond, (01104940) 2 miles southwest of Norwood. 15 Germany Brook Lat 42°11'04" 1 long 71°13'29", 2.36 8-16-66 .17 (01104960) 100 feet above culvert on 9-12-66 .14 Nichols St., 1.3 miles west of 9-28-66 .34 Norwood. 12-19-66 1.26 1-25-67 1.90 3-23-67 3.84 5- 2-67 5·17 6- 7-67 2.6o 7- 7-67 1.79 8-ll-67 ·30 8-17-67 .56 8-21-67 .41 9- 6-67 .43 9-20-67 .32 9-24-68 .20 16 Hawes Brook Lat 42°10'26", long 71°12'31", 8.65 10- 6-66 (01104980) .74 at Washington St., Norwood. 12-19-66 2.68 1-25-67 3.98 3-23-67 21.8 6- 7-67 11.7 7- 7-67 11.6 8-11-67 6.41 10-12-67 2.76 17 Neponset River Lat 42°10'39", long 71°12'05", 35.2 (01105000) 200 feet above bridge on Pleasant St., Norwood. Gaging station data available since 1939. (See U.S. Geological Survey, 1954, 1964, 1966-73, and 1969.) 18 Traphole Brook Lat 42°09'36", long 71°11'47", (01105100) 3·39 7-29-59 4.18 at Sumner St., 2.25 miles south 8-18-59 2.81 of Norwood. 9-14-59 1.82 9-22-59 2.09 7-13-6o 1.64 8-30-6o 1.88 8-16-66 ·97 9-13-66 ·92 10- 6-66 1.56 5- 2-67 6.68 7- 1-67 3·29 7-26-67 3.01 -34- Table 4.--Stream sites and discharge measurements (Continued} Station name and Drainage Discharge Map U.S. Geological Survey area Date (cubic feet number Location number {ss m1~ ~r second} NEPONSET RIVER BASIN (Continued} 2.02 18 Traphole Brook 8-17-67 ( 01105100). --Continued 8-22-67 2.39 9- 7-67 1.94 9-21-67 1.62 11-29-67 3.o8 3-19-68 46.8 7- 2-68 3.49 7-30-68 L6o 9-17-68 1.20 9-24-68 1.34 trace 19 Neponset River Lat 42°08'52"1 long 71°10'48"1 0.38 8-16-66 9-13-66 trace tributary no. 2 at Edge Hill Rd. 1 1. 75 miles (01105150) north of Sharon. 5- 2-67 1.18 8-18-67 .14 8-23-67 .12 9- 7-67 .12 9-21-67 .06 7-30-68 .05 9-17-68 b.ol 1. 73 20 Massapoag Brook Lat 42°o6'53"1 long 71°10'19"1 4.25 10- 6-66 at Ames St. Sharon. 8-18-67 3.62 1 8-23-67 1.44 9- 8-67 2.76 9-21-67 ·13 Lat 42°08'12° long 72°09'59" 6.32 8-16-66 .76 21 Massapoag Brook 1 1 Lo8 at State High"llay 271 1 mile 9-13-66 northeast of Sharon. 8-18-67 3.6o 8-23-67 2.77 9- 8-67 2.66 9-21-67 1.63 8-16-6t .59 22 Beaver Brook Lat 42°07'59"1 long 71':.10'41"1 2.45 9-13-66 .59 (01105255) at Mask\lonicut St. 1 0. 75 mile north of Sharon. 5- 2-67 8.67 8-18-67 2.67 8-22-67 2.31 9- 7-67 1.88 9-21-67 1.52 9-23-68 1.31 2.13 Steep Hill Brook Lat 42°o8'39"1 long 71°08'14", 6.66 9-13-66 23 10- 6-66 4.42 (01105300) at Bailey St. 1 1 mile southeast of Canton. 7-12-67 9.16 8- 2-67 8.46 8-18-67 1·11 8-23-67 5.99 9- 7-67 5.91 9-21-67 5.34 9-23-68 5.54 .91 Red"lling Brook Lat 42°o8'59"1 long 71°07'36"1 2.45 9-13-66 24 10- 7-66 1.16 (01105350) at Pleasant St., 1 mile east of Canton. 5- 2-67 6.17 8-18-67 .87 8-23-67 .22 9- 7-67 .66 9-21-67 .18 Lat 42°10'29" long 71°06'45"1 4.54 9-13-66 .73 25 Pequid Brook 1 10.9 (011054oo) at State High\lay 1381 2 miles 5- 2-67 northeast of Canton. 8-18-67 1.37 8-22-67 1.03 9- 7-67 L6o 9-21-67 .20 9-20-68 trace 6.24 8-15-66 1.79 Pequid Brook Lat 42°10 '03" 1 long 71 °08' 04" 1 26 9-14-66 1.48 at Pleasant St. 1 l mile northeast of Canton. 10- 7-66 1.55 5- 2-67 12.8 27.2 27 East Branch Neponset Lat 42°09'16"1 long 71°08'47", River 100 feet belo\1 bridge on (01105500) Washington St. 1 Canton. Gaging station data available since October 1952. (See u.s. Geological Survey 19541 19641 1966-731 and 1969·) -35- Table 4.--Stream sites and discharge measurements Drainage Discharge Map Station name and area Date (cubic feet number U.S. Geological Survey Location number ~ sg, mi~ ~r secondl NEPONSET RIVER BASIN (Continued) 28 Purgatory Brook Lat 42°12'54", long 71°11'24", 1.24 7-29-59 2.03 at U.S. Highway lA, at 8-18-59 .27 Islington. 9-14-59 .07 7-13-6o .o8 8-30-6o .01 29 Purgatory Brook I.at 42°12'33", long 71°11'06", 2.91 8-16-66 .42 (01105530) at U.S. Highway 1, 1.5 miles 9-12-66 .31 northeast of Norwood. 9-28-66 .18 5- 2-67 6.41 8-18-67 .89 8-22-67 .76 9- 7-67 .71 9-21-67 .40 7-30-68 .85 9-17-68 .64 30 Plantingfield Brook Lat 42°12'19", long 71°11'48", 1.02 8-16-66 b.02 (01105545) at State Highway lA, 0. 75 mile 9-12-66 b.05 north of Norwood. 5- 2-67 Lo4 8-18-67 .05 8-22-67 .o4 9- 7-67 .07 9-21-67 b.Ql 7-30-68 .10 9-17-68 .02 31 Neponset River I.at 42°11'49", long 71°09'19", 82.1 7-30-68 32·3 at Dedham St., 3 miles north 9-17-68 32.0 of Canton. 32 Pecunit Brook I.at 42°11'21", long 71°08'40", ·19 8-15-66 0 (01105552) at Elm St., 2 miles north of 9-13-66 0 Canton. 5- 2-67 b.o3 8-18-67 b.oo6 8-23-67 b.003 9- 7-67 b.Ol3 9-21-67 b.OOl 7-30-68 b.05 9-17-68 b.03 33 Ponkapog Brook I.at 42°12'12", long 71 °08'09", 3.78 8-15-66 1.21 (01105554) at Elm St., 3 miles north of 9-13-66 ·92 Canton. 10- 7-66 2.32 5- 2-67 7·67 8-18-67 2.44 8-22-67 2.38 9- 7-67 2.16 9-21-67 2.93 7-30-68 4.29 9-17-68 2.25 34 Neponset River I.at 42°12'33", long 71°08'47", 88.5 (a) (01105556) at Green lodge St., 3 miles southeast of Dedham. 35 Neponset River I.at 42°14'04", long 71°07'23", 93.2 7-30-68 35.2 at Neponset Valley Parkway, 9-17-68 31.8 3 miles southwest of Milton. WEYMOUTH FORE RIVER BASIN 36 Norroway Brook I.at 42°11'04", long 71°03'08", 1.57 8-16-66 0 (01105559) at Oak St., 1 mile south of 9-12-66 0 North Randolph. 5- 1-67 2.22 8-17-67 ·35 8-21-67 .28 9- 6-67 ·35 9-20-67 .15 9-20-68 .o8 37 Farm River I.at 42°12'30", long 71 °02'27", 9.04 8-16-66 .09 at West St., 0.33 mile below Great 9-12-66 b.o3 Pond Reservoir outlet, 2.25 miles 5- 1-67 15.9 southwest of Braintree. 38 Farm River I.at 42°11'55", long 71°01'29", 10.1 8-18-67 2.30 (01105562) at Pond St., 1.25 miles southwest 8-21-67 1.66 of South Braintree. 9- 6-67 2.34 9-20-67 .87 9-20-68 .84 -36- Table 4.--Stream sites and discharge measurements (Continued) Map Station name and Drainage Discharge {cubic feet number U.S. Geological Survey Location area Da:te number {sg, mi} ~r second} WEYMOU'ffi FORE .RIVER BASIN (Continued) 39 Trout Brook Let 42°o8'o8", long 71°00'44", ·95 9-12-66 .14 0.5 mile above inlet to Lake Holbrook, 5- 2-67 2.18 1.33 miles south of Holbrook. 40 Trout Brook Let 42°08'25", long 71°00'50", 1.12 8-16-66 b.03 (Oll05565) 0.2 mile above inlet to Lake Holbrook, 8-21-67 ·13 1 mile south of Holbrook. 9- 6-67 .18 9-20-67 .o4 41 Cocbato River tributary Let 42°o8'40", long 71°01'27", .89 8-16-66 0 (Oll05567) at South St., 1 mile south~est of 9-12-66 0 Holbrook. 5- 2-67 1.95 8-17-67 0 8-21-67 0 9- 6-67 0 9-20-67 0 42 Mary Lee Brook Let 42°09'39", long 71°01'44", 1.38 5- l-67 3.51 at Mill St., 0.66 mile east of 8-17-67 .62 Randolph. 8-21-67 .46 9- 6-67 .34 9-20-67 .12 9-20-68 .18 43 Glovers Brook Let 42°10'09", long 71°02'12", 2.50 8-16-66 .22 (Oll05571) at North St., 0.5 mile northeast 9-12-66 .20 of Randolph. 5- l-67 4.66 8-17-67 .81 8-21-67 .50 9- 6-67 .82 9-20-67 .26 9-20-68 .10 44 Tumbling Brook Let 42°09'59", long 71 o Ol' 13", ·93 8-16-66 0 (Oll05573) at Center St., l mile north~est 5- 2-67 b.o4 of Holbrook. 8-21-67 0 9- 6-67 0 9-20-67 0 45 Cochato River Let 42°10'49", long 71°01'14", 10.2 (a) (Oll05574) at rail~ay culvert, 1,700 feet above Cranberry Brook, 0.5 mile north~est of Braintree Highlands. 46 Cran,berry Brook Let 42°ll'02", long 71°00'42", 1.72 8-16-66 .06 (Oll05575) at Washington St., 0.5 mile north 9-12-66 .08 of Braintree Highlands. 10- 7-66 .33 12-20-66 1.96 1-26-67 2.67 3-10-67 8.68 5- 2-67 3.87 5-25-67 23.2 7-12-67 .98 8-10-67 .84 8-17-67 .16 8-21-67 .27 9- 6-67 .21 9-20-67 .06 10-ll-67 .23 9-20-68 b.o1 47 Sunset Lake Outlet Let 42°12'00", long 71°00'56", ·51 8-16-66 .02 at Pond St., 0.75 mile south~est 9-12-66 .05 of South Braintree. 5- 1-67 .85 8-18-67 .04 8-21-67 .03 .l 9- 6-67 .02 9-20-67 .02 48 Monatiquot River Let 42°11'51", long 71°00'31", 24.7 10- 7-66 6.08 (Oll05580) at Jefferson St., South Braintree. 12-20-66 19.2 l-26-67 37.5 3-10-67 llO 5- l-67 53·5 5-25-67 36.7 7-12-67 19.7 8-10-67 12.5 8-17-67 7.94 8-21-(7 4.81 9- 6-67 7.22 9-20-67 1.35 10-ll-67 7.73 -37- Table 4. --Stream sites and discharge measurements (Continued) Map Station name and Drainage Discharge Date number U.S. Geological. Survey Location area (cubic feet number {s9. mi~ ~ second~ WEYMOU'm FORE RIVER BASIN (Continued) 49 Monatiquot River La.t 42°1.3'25", l.ong 70~59'49", 27·5 8-1.8-67 1.1..3 at Middl.e St., Braintree. 8-21.-67 7.36 9- 6-67 8.95 9-20-67 4.26 'WEYMOU'm BACK RIVER BASIN 50 Mill River La.t 42°1.1.'35", l.ong 70°57'35", 5·77 8-1.6-66 .06 at Front St., 1..33 mil.es north 9-1.3-.66 .27 of South Weymouth. 1.0- 7-66 .67 5- 2-67 9.67 8-1.8-67 .84 8-22-67 .49 9- 7-67 .38 9-21.-67 .1.5 51 Mill River La.t 42°1.2'02", l.ong 70°56'48", 6.30 9-1.3-66 0 at Middle St., L 5 mil.es south 5- 2-67 1.0.4 of Weymouth. 8-18-67 .68 8-22-67 .25 9- 7-67 .20 9- 8-67 .ll 9-21-67 0 1 52 Old Svamp River La.t 42°o8 59" 1 l.ong 70° 55' 1.0", .22 7-1.2-:67 .27 (01.1.05594) at Forest St., Rockland. 8- 2-67 .23 8-18-67 .1.2 8-22-67 .1.0 9- 7-67 .08 9-21.-67 .02 1.0-16-67 .1.7 1.2-22-67 .41 7-31-68 .07 9-1.6-68 .02 9-24-68 .01. Old Svamp River Lat 42°1.0'4o", l.ong 70°56'o6", 3.24 7-1.2-67 2.28 at Ralph Talbot St., South Weymouth. 8- 2-67 2.29 1.0-1.6-67 1..1.4 1.2-22-67 4.14 7-31-68 .26 9-1.6-68 ·38 9-24-68 .1.4 55 Old Svamp River La.t 42°10'57", l.ong 70°56'o8", c3.57 7-28-59 3.26 at Pine St., 1. mil.e northeast of. 8-1.7-59 .63 South Weymouth. 9-1.5-59 .65 9-22-59 .45 7-1.3-6o .36 8-30-6o .28 56 Ol.d Svamp River La.t 42°11.'1.3", l.ong 70°56'02", 3·65 9-1.2-66 2.41. (01105598) at Pleasant St., 1..25 miles 10- 7-66 2.01. northeast of South Weymouth. 8-22-67 1..01. 9- 7-67 L38 9-21-67 .29 57 Ol.d Swamp River Lat 42°11.'25", 1ong 70°56'43", 4.29 between divided l.anes of State Highway 3 and 1.28, 1.2 mil.es north of South Weymouth. Gaging station data avail.ab1e since May 1966 (see U.S. Geo1ogical Survey, 1.966-73). 58 Whitmans Pond Outlet Lat 42°12'45", long 70°55'32", 12.3 9-13-66 2.6o (head of Weymouth at P1easant St., East Weymouth. 10-1.0-66 1.79 Back River) 5- 2-67 21.1 8-18-67 1..23 8-22-67 1.1.3 9- 7-67 3·75 9-20-67 .49 -38- Table 4.--Stream sites and discharge measurements (Continued) Discharge Map Station name and Drainage U.S. Geological Survey Location area Date (cubic feet number number (sq mi) ~r second) 59 Whi tmans Pond Outlet Lat 42°12'45'', long 70°55'30", 0.56 9-13-66 0 tributary at Water St., East Weymouth. 6o Whitmans Pond Outlet Lat 42°12'52", long 70o55'Q8", .38 9-13-66 0 tributary No. 2 at Broad St., East Weymouth. 5- 2-67 .89 (01105614) 8-18-67 .04 8-22-67 .009 9-23-68 0 61 Fresh River Lat 42°13'30", long 70°54'53", .91 9-13-66 .54 (01105617) at Commercial St., l. 75 miles 10-10-66 .54 SOUth'lleSt of Hingham. 5- 2-67 2.09 8-18-67 .56 8-22-67 .67 9- 7-67 .60 9-20-67 .I~O 9-23-68 .17 a Chemical data only available (see table 5). b Field estimate of discharge. c Previously published as 3· 70 square miles. -39- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER DIS DIS- DIS DIs Dl s Dl s- DIS Dl s SOLVEr) SOLVED SOLVED DIS soL VED DIS SOLVED soLveo SOLVED SOLVED MAN CAL MAGNE SOLVED POT AS BICAR SOLVED CHLO.:. FLuo= DIS SILICA IROtl GANESE CIUM SIU~ ; SCOIUM s IUM- BONATE SULFATE RIDE RIDE CHARGE ISI021 IFEI ( MNI !CAl I 'IGI INA) 1 Kl IHC03l (S04l _JJ:J.J IF I DATE (CFS I I MG/L I ( UG/L I IUG/LI ( MG/L l IHG/Ll I '1G/L l (MG/LI IMG/Ll IMG/Ll IMG/Ll (MG/U 011048CO - NEPJNSET RIVER NEAR FOXRQRO MASS ILAT 42 05 08 LONG 071 15 251 OCT •• 1966 06... Q.4J 12 270 so ll 3.4 27 5.2 32 24 28 0.7 01104820 - NEPONS=T RIVER NF.AP SOUTH WALPOLE "ASS (LAT 42 07 2d LONG 071 15 101 OCT., 1966 :>6... 2. 4 150 lJ 3.2 23 2.2 20 23 42 .3 01104830 - SCHOOL ~EAOOW BRIJOK NEAR WALPCLF MASS (LAT 42 07 32 LONG 071 14 471 IJCT ., 1966 06... .66 8.2 480 380 10 2.4 11 .8 12 9.5 27 .1 SEP., 1967 oa... .9o 9.5 80 10 3.0 15 .9 14 7.7 40 .1 01104840- NEPONSET RIVER AT WALPOLE MASS ILAT 42 08 28 LONG 071 15 251 OCT., 1966 06... 2..7 6.2 270 100 12 3.4 21 2.2 21 21 37 .3 DS:C. 19... 8.2 8.0 230 110 14 1.3 18 1.6 13 20 35 .2 JAN., 1967 25... 11 6. 1 150 30 10 17 1.4 11 20 32 .2 MAP. 2 3... 24 7.2 240 170 10 2.9 20 1. 8 10 18 39 • 1 !olAV 03~-· 20 lBO 16f) 10 2. 5 19 1. 6 13 18 35 .2 JIJNf. 07 ••• 20 3.4 390 13') 15 2 .4 I R 1. 7 11! 15 42 .2 JilL v ':'-6 ••• 1Y 6. q 30 lAJ d.7 2.5 18 7..4 15 12 32 • 3 ltJG. 10 ••• 16 (,(,(1 ?10 A.6 2.1 14 1. 8 14 10 27 .2 nrT, ll ... 7.2. A.6 11 ?.2 l7 13 44 .2 01104850 - ~!NE BROCK AT WALPOLE MASS ILAT 42 09 14 LONG 071 15 521 OC: T., 1966 06... 1. 3 8.2 130 6.1J 7.6 .7 15 16 .2 S!=P., 1967 O!l... J. B R.H 500 5.2 1.7 .J to 1.'> 16 • 1 01104860 - SP~I>.JG BROOK AT WALPOI.t: MASS (l.AT 42 08 47 LONG 071 1'• 591 s ::p _, 196 7 Ct!~ •• 1.7 3.9 530 240 14 4.0 22 25 8.3 51 .2 Oll0489C- NEPONSfT RIVER AT EAST WALPOLE "'ASS ILAT 47. 09 47 tm:G 071 12 56) OCT., 1966 .)6 ••• 4.7 360 2oO 13 4.A 80 3.2 121 74 .2 01104905 - MILL BROOK NFAR WESTWOOD MASS ILAT 42 1? 22 LQNG 071 14 241 s<=r>., 1967 :JIJ... .90 10 40 20 13 18 1.9 21 35 .2 01104910- BUBBLING BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS ILAT 42 12 04 LONG 071 15 01) scr>., 1967 OH~.. • .J6 10 20 70 2.5 t.;> t1 12 35 .z 01104940 - WILLETT POND OUTLET NEAR NORWCOD MASS (LAT 42 10 50 LONG 071 14 OD) SFP., 196o 23--- 1-0 1.0 10 20 7.6 2.6 13 15 15 24 -40- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER DIS DIs SOLVED sotvEo NON OlS_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LCSS CAR ALKA SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVEU (RESI !SUM OF ON HARD BONATE LINITY CONDUCT- (PLAT TUR Nl TRATE DUE AT C!JNSTI IGNI NESS HARD AS ANC!: PH INUM BID TEMPER IN03l 180 c) TUENTS l TION ICA,MGI NESS CAC03 lloi!CR'1- C0'3ALT ITY ATURE DATE (I'IG/Ll (~GILl I ~GILl 1"4G/L l IMG/L l (MG/U (MG/ll I-IH!1Sl (U~ITSI UNITS) (JTUl IDEG Cl 01104800- NEPONSF.T RIVER NEAR FOXAORO MASS ILAT 42 05 08 LONG 071 15 251 OC:T., 196t> 06 ••• 1.0 147 42 !6 26 1.47 6.6 10 12.0 01104820 - NEPONSET RIVER NEAR SOUTH WALPCLE HASS ILAT 42 07 28 LONG 071 15 101 OCT •• 1966 06... z. 3 t37 12 7 46 29 16 23l 6.5 16 13.0 01104830 - SCHOOL MEADOW BROOK NEAR WALPCLE MASS (LAT 42 07 32 LONG 071 14 47) OCT., 1966 06 ••• .o 85 76 35 25 10 135 6.5 8 12.0 SEP., 1967 ca ••• .4 100 94 38 26 11 175 6.6 10 01104840 - NEPONSET RIVER AT WALPOLE MASS ILAT 42 OS 28 LONG 071 15 251 ocr., 1966 06... .6 134 114 44 27 17 214 6.7 15 13.0 DEC. 19... 2.2 120 107 10 40 30 11 190 6.3 51 3.0 JAN., 1967 25... 2.4 111 97 37 28 q 178 6.3 20 4.0 MAR. 23... 2.1 114 106 13 37 29 197 64.0 25 4 1.0 MAY 03... • 9 113 96 17 35 24 ll 184 6.8 50 2 13.0 JUNF 07... 1. 7 111 108 10 48 32 15 175 6.5 50 3 19.5 JULY 06 ••• 3.d 110 94 22 32 20 12 169 6.4 150 AUG. 10 ••• 2.3 116 ill 33 30 18 11 146 b.4 180 23.0 OCT. 1? .•• .6 143 116 40 26 14 213 6.3 14.0 011(4850- 111Nf. BROOK AT wALPOLF. MASS (LAT 42 J"' 14 LONG 071 15 521 OCT., 196b 06... 1.3 83 63 21 27 20 105 6.4 30 ll.O SEP., 1967 03... .9 79 53 1?. 20 12 6 6.4 175 011 0481>0 - SPRf NG BROOK AT w.\LPCLF ,.ASS (L AT 42 OR 4 7 LONG 071 14 59 I SF.P., 1967 08 ••• .3 129 117 52 31 21 233 6.6 10 \)1104890- NEPONSFT RIVE~ AT EAST WALPOLF "'ASS ILAT 47. 09 47 LONG 071 12 56) OCT., 1966 21.0 06... 3.2 319 312 64 60 4 566 5.4 8 01104905 - ~ILL BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS ILAT 42 12 22 LONG 071 14 241 S EP., 196 7 oa... 2.4 134 113 46 28 17 210 6.8 8 01104910 - BUBBLING BROOK NEAR WESTWOOD MASS (LAT 42 12 04 LONG 071 15 011 SEP., 196 7 oa ••• • 7 97 93 26 18 9 172 6. 8 5 01104940 - WILLETT POND OUTLET NEAR NORWCOO MASS ILAT 42 10 50 L~~G 071 14 00) SEP. • 1966 10 15.5 28... 1.4 79 74 30 18 12 141 6.6 -41- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS DIS- DIS DIS DIS- DIS- DIS DIs SOLVED ·sOLVED SOLVF~ DIS SOLVED DIS SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOLVEO "'AN CAL MAGNE- SOLVED POTAS B ICAR SOLVED CHLO FLUO DIS SILICA IRCN GAP. ESE CIUM SiuM SODIUM SIUM BONATE SULFATE RIDE RIDE (F l CHARGE ($ 102 I I FEI (f-IN) (CAl IJ.IGI INA I (Kl (HC031 IS04) 1-<:L l DATF. (CFSI ( MG/ll WG/U I UG/L I (MG/U (MG/Ll (MG/L I IMG/LI ( MG /1.1 (MG/LI ( MG/LI ( MG/Ll 01104960- G~RMANY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 13 29) SEP •• 1966 2a... o.J4 9. 7 10 60 36 S.8 60 123 51 66 0.2 DF.C. 19... l.j 10 2t.O ?.4 5.5 2S 2.5 32 47 45 .2 JAN., 1967 2 <;... 1.9 10 310 LB 5.6 ?.3 23 44 41 .2 M~~ • . 23... 3.8 25) 1. A til 34 43 .2 MAY 03,.. 5.L o.4 240 4.0 21 1.!1 10 30 37 .7. JIJt.f. 07 ••• 2.6 6.0 100 300 ?.0 24 2A 51 -2 JULY 07 ••• 1.8 6.5 0 40 15 4.1 19 1.8 26 26 34 .3 AUG. 11 ••• 10 320 90 18 4.9 22 2.5 34 26 40 .2 OCT. 12 ••• .59 11 19 6.1 25 2.9 42 34 41 .2 01104980- HAWES BROOK AT NORWOOD MASS ILAT 42 10 26 LO~G 071 12 311 OCT., 1966 06 •• • • 74 1.9 40 50 12 3.1 18 1.7 27 12 32 .2 DF.C. l 9... 2. 7 4.7 140 120 20 3.4 25 2.0 28 32 47 .2 JAN., 1967 25... 4.0 5.6 140 210 17 4.5 26 ?4 34 46 • 1 MAR. 23... 22 6J 100 12 3.3 46 1.6 15 23 77 .2 "if.Y 03... 10 3.4 100 130 12 3.0 19 L. 5 16 24 34 .2 JUNF. 07... 12 2.9 ?SO 370 12 3.0 20 2.0 38 15 29 JliL v :n... 12 6.2 10 71) 11) 16 L .6 19 24 24 .2 A.IJ(, • 11 .. ' <>.4 2. 1 310 60 14 16 1 .8 7.4 71 29 (}(T, ,;~... .?:.d 3.) 1.4 26 .2 01105000- r~EPONSET Rl VC:P. AT NORWOOD !'ASS. (LAT 42 10 39 LIJNG 071 U 05 011 MAY • 195a 12... !2~ 2. 5 430 6. 3 1.8 fl.7 1.0 12 19 8.0 .2 Jlli\F. to... H t<;() 30 2.2 t. 2 24 )(> 48 .3 AP~., 19~9 13... 120 :.s.s 310 '>.0 ;>.S Q. 1 l. 4 <) ?3 .2 AtJI.. LL... L9 SJd 12 I • 7 7.7 13 .1 S!=P., 1966 213... 12 4.3 100 290 28 4.6 66 2.8 64 65 .2 DEC. 19... 21 7. 8 380 150 20 2.3 29 1. 9 30 40 430 .1 JAN., 1967 25... 24 8.3 200 180 20 4.2 37 1.9 33 51 47 .o MAR. 24... 72 6. 7 250 130 12 3.0 51 1.6 15 27 80 • 1 APQ. 2S... 140 4.2 360 120 10 2.6 1.4 12 26 31 .2 JUNE 08... 52 3.6 260 540 11 2.5 24 1. 6 20 28 34 .3 JULY ;; 7... So 8.8 20 60 11 16 1.4 21 18 26 .2 t.ur.. ll... 41 R.4 450 190 12 2. 7 24 l. 8 22 27 35 .2 OfT. 12... 28 2.6 12 3.1 29 7..4 10 45 40 .2 01105100- TRAPHCLE BRQt)l( NEAR NO!:;WUOD 1-I.ASS (LAT 42 09 36 LONG 071 11 471 or.T., 1966 Oh~.. 1.6 l3 70 11 () lS 5.2 20 1.0 13 46 .2 SF.P ,, 1967 OH~.. 1.9 13 140 121 14 4.5 21 1.2 7.3 12 50 .2 -42- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED! DIS DIS SOLVF.[J SOLVF.D NON DIS_ SOL !OS SOL IDS LCSS CAR ALKA SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED IRF.S! (SUM OF CN HARD BONATE LINITY CONDUCT- (PLAT TUR- NIT~ATE OUF AT CUNSTI IGt\1- NESS HARD AS ANCE PH INUM 810- TEMPER (N03J 180 C:l TUENTS I TlON (CA,MGI NESS CAC03 I MICRO- CORAL T ITY ATURF. ( MG/LI ( MG/LJ tMG/LI (MG/L I (HG/LI (MG/Ll (HG/L) MHOS I (UNITS) UNITS I .JTUI (OEG Cl 01104<160 - GERMANY BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MAIOS (LAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 13 291 c;::p ., 1966 211. • • 1.2. 114 13 101 515 7.5 8 14.0 D<.:C:. 1"1... 2.5 201 17R 23 82 56 26 303 6.7 59 3.5 JAN., 1967 25... 2.4 1'>7 20 68 49 19 273 6.~ 55 6.0 MAR. 23... 3.2 169 144 36 60 46 15 260 50 3 3.5 MAY 03... 1.'1 137 125 16 52 36 15 225 7.1 55 6 13.0 JUNE 07... 2.3 167 150 16 67 48 20 249 6.6 68 15.0 JULY 07... 2.9 142 123 26 54 33 21 218 7.0 148 4 15.5 AUG. 11... 2.4 167 143 25 65 37 28 247 7.1 120 16.5 OCT. 12... 2.1 200 162 72 38 34 292 7.3 80 11.0 01104980- HAWES BROOK AT NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 10 26 LONG 071 12 311 OCT., 1966 06... 1.0 101 95 43 21 22 194 6.8 u.o DEC. 19... 1".9 160 150 64 41 23 273 7.0 18 2.5 JAN., 1967 25... 2.7 169 150 18 61 42 20 275 6.7 20 5.0 MAR. 23... 2.2 189 178 20 44 32 12 347 6.5 25 5 3.0 MAY 03... 1. d 120 107 23 42 30 13 198 7.0 25 2 14.5 JUNE 07... 2.0 120 105 42 12 31 199 6.7 19 3 19.5 JULY 07.. • 1 • 4 105 12 37 22 16 170 6.8 38 7 21.0 AUG. ll... .6 108 100 6 47 2R 20 186 7.0 30 22.5 o::r. 12... .9 110 102 44 22 21 192 7.2 15 15.0 01105000- I~EPONSET Rl VcR AT NORWOOD fiAS'i. (LAT 42 !0 39 LONG 071 12 05 Oll MAY , 1958 l2voo 2,7 h!l 15 23 13 10 qq 5.6 32 16.0 Jlli~E I Q,.. l.L 22<1 155 32 84 65 20 2q2 5.8 23 20.5 AP~.: 1959 1 j... .s h8 hJ 26 11! 7 lOS 6.1 40 10.5 AUG. 11... .9 128 40 40 0 167 4.2 110 26.0 SEP.,- 1966 28... • 1 301 294 89 36 52 540 6.9 8 21.5 DEC. 19... .a 163 160 60 35 25 284 6.6 12 5.5 JAN., 1967 25... .9 194 186 67 40 27 340 6.6 4 8.o MAR. 27 6 4.5 24 •• 0 1.2 202 190 16 42 30 12 362 6.1 APR. 2 s... . 9 108 101 ll 36 26 10 184 6.8 40 15 10.5 JUNE 08... • 8 125 116 10 38 21 16 211 6.4 52 8 21.0 JULY 07... 1.3 103 98 8 40 22 17 169 6.5 60 2 21. 5 AUG. 11... • b 150 123 20 .; 23 18 218 6.6 81 24.5 OCT. 12... • 3 168 140 43 35 8 264 6.4 10 17.0 01105100 - TRAPHOLE BROOK NEAR NORWOOD MASS (LAT 42 09 36 LONG 071 11 471 ocr., 1966 06... 3.1 140 130 59 35 24 241 6 10.0 SEP., 1967 ()8... 2.5 130 12"1 54 34 19 239 6.7 5 -43- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER tCONTINUEDI DIS DIS- D!S or s DIS DIS DIS DIS SOLVE~ SOLVcO SOLVF.f' DIS S0LVFfl DI $ SOLVED SOLVED SOLVED SOL Vf D MPI\ CAL lo!llt;"!f SOLVr:o P1TAS BIOR SOLVED CHLO FLun DIS SIL!Ct~ !RC::l GANES': CIUM SlU!-1 SOilllJM SIUM BO'l.\TF SULFATE RIDE QlOF. CHARGE {s (11.21 (Fe' I ("NI I CAl IMGJ INA I I K I CHC031 tSfJ4l tCll IF I CCFS I C1-Hi/L l {Uti/Ll (UG/LI ('"iG/1.1 ('~GIL I I t•r.tL I t :1G/Ll t'IG/LI {MG/L I t"'G/LI ( '-l'i/1.1 0110~200 - ~ASS.POAG 8qOOK AT SHA~ON ~ASS (LAT 4l 06 53 LO~G 071 10 191 OCT., 196o 06... l. 7 1. 1 30 150 4.3 1.5 h.H 0.9 3 16 10 0.4 $!=0.' 1':1b1 )S... 2. d 4. 7 1.7 • 7 lO 11 .3 OltC'>?55 - il'-t.VFR URUOK AT SiHqtlN ·'~ASS ll.f.T 42 07 ,9 LO'lG 071 10 4ll S!=P,, 196 7 (l :!· ~ • 1.'1 lj, 3 ')(J ll 4.1 l'• .;; lh 25 .2 OllOS"JJG- SH"'r> HILL t\f'OOK AT U.NTGI\ H~)S {LAT 42 Oil 39 Vl'l'- 07l Jll !.41 ;)I"T., 19u6 0'1- ~. ... 4 IL3 1 .II .z S -~~ ., I '16 7 ')'1.. • 5.4 •).(, "1.0 1.4 .? 0110'i3::.0- ~.fll•.IIIIG BRII!'lk AT C!'JT.:I·I ,_.ASS (1.1\T 42 .)!l 59 LONG tJ71 07 Jed i1 • .,.., 19uo .ll... l.l 12 <),<) tr. [.?. II '•l .l 5'"'~ .. 1'>67 JH,. • • 7.) 11 ., '7 /0 I • ~ tt. '1.9 46 Ot10S450 - PfQ~ID BqOCK AT C~~TOH ~6S~ IL~T 42 10 03 LONS 071 08 04) OCT., 196o 07... 1.6 .4 BO 40 10 3.8 19 1. 4 B 22 3d .2 SEP., 1967 os... 2.l 3.4 150C 170 8.2 20 2.0 14 15 37 .3 01105500 - EAST BRANCH NEPONSET RIVER AT CANTO~ MASS ILAT 42 09 16 LO~G 071 DB 471 APR., 1959 13... 95 2.5 320 40 5.5 2.0 6.7 1. 3 11 11 .2 AUG. 11... 2.4 8.4 560 210 a. o 2.2 7.6 1.2 20 10 12 .z OCT., 196o 07. •• lJ 5. 5 12C 190 9.9 3.0 14 1.2 17 17 28 .2 DEC. 20... 26 6.4 140 110 14 1.4 16 1.5 11 20 33 .2 JAN., 1967 25... 37 6.1 120 130 9.2 2.7 15 1.3 11 18 29 .2 MAR. 24... 72 6.4 100 70 9. 0 2.7 22 1.4 10 18 39 .2 APq. 25 ••• 107 3.0 10C 8Q 8. 5 2.3 15 1.2 1l 1i3 27 .2 JUI\F. oa ••• 51 2. 5 840 840 9.6 16 1. s LA 15 .3 JUL v 07 ••• s. 6 0 140 8.9 2.9 14 1.2 ?l 27 AIJG. to ••• 25 6.4 350 1'>0 1J 2.7 14 1.2 ?3 26 .?. ~CT. 11 .•• 1 7 1. 1 9.6 3.0 14 1. 7 ?.0 14 28 01105530- PURGATORY BROOK NEAR NnRhOOD ~ASS ILAT 4?. 12 33 LONG 071 ll 061 SF P., 1966 ?II,.. .20 9.1 100 210 46 8.8 147 ~0 40 272 .I <;F:>., 1967 Oil,.. • 70 170 37 7.0 110 3-5 J3 2t2 • 1 01105554 - PONKAPOG BROOK NEAR CANTO~ MASS {LtT 42 12 12 LONG 071 08 09) (It:; T. • 1966 C7... 2. 3 10 260 14 4.5 20 1.5 23 18 39 -2 sc P.. 196 7 C'l... 2.2 10 600 l4J 15 4 .s 22 1.6 22 14 49 ·2 01105556- NEPONSET RIVER NEAR DEDHAM MASS {LAT 42 12 33 LONG 071 08 471 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 Dl s- SOLVED SOLVEO NON DIS_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LCSS CAR ALKA SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED (RESI (SUM OF ON HARD BONATE LINITY CONOUCT- !PLAT TUR Nl TRATE DUE AT CONSTI IGNI NESS HARD AS ANC!: PH INUM BID TEMPER (N03J 180 C I TUI'NTS) TION ICA,HG) N!:SS CAC03 I "IIC~O- COBALT ITY ATURE DATE (MG/L) (MG/L I U1G/L I (HG/L) IHG/L l (MG/LI (MG/U MHOSJ !UNITS) UNITS) IJTUI I DEG CJ 01105200 - HASSAPOAG BROOK AT SHARON MASS ILAT 42 06 53 LONG 071 10 191 OCT., 1966 06... 3.3 46 16 14 86 5.5 3 14.5 SEP., 1967 08... .2 bO 49 18 10 8 91 6.4 10 01105255 - eEAVER BROOK AT SHAHON MASS ILAT 42 07 59 LONG 071 10 411 SEP,, 1967 08... 1.5 111 95 44 19 25 170 7.0 14 01105300- STEI'P HILL BROOK AT CANTON ~ASS (LAT 42 08 39 LONG 071 08 141 OCT., 1966 06... 3.3 95 38 20 18 174 6.8 16 13.0 SEP ,, 1967 ca... 1.6 104 IH 36 16 21 158 10 01105350 - REOWING BROOK AT CANTON MASS (LAT 42 011 59 LONG (l7l 07 3t>l OCT,, 19&6 C7·~· 2.0 131 106 38 30 lo4 6.5 10.5 SF.P., 1967 os.. • 2 .o 173 115 31 42 30 13 ?.06 6.2 200 01105450- PF.QUID BROOK AT CANTO~ MASS (LAT 42 10 03 LO~G 071 OU 041 OCT.~ 19oo 07.... 5.6 153 104 34 7 ?.01 6.4 1.4 13.5 S!:P., 1967 1)'!, ... 1.2 113 17 32 £0 11 1'14 6.2 100 01105500- EAST BRANCH NEPONSET RIV!:~ AT CANTO~ MASS (LAT 42 09 16 LONG 071 08 47) APR., 1959 13... 1.J 58 45 9 22 15 87 5.9 22 10.5 AUG. 11... 1.4 76 61 29 13 16 98 5.7 80 24.5 OCT., 1966 07... 2.1 96 89 37 23 14 165 6.7 14 11.5 DEC. 20... 1.6 110 100 1 41 32 9 175 6.5 29 2.5 JAN., 1967 25... 2.0 96 89 34 25 9 161 6.4 4.0 MAR. 24... 1. 9 113 106 9 34 26 8 198 6.5 29 2.5 APR, 25... 1.3 94 82 l3 30 20 LO 152 6.9 35 9,5 JUNF. 08... 2 • .3 110 88 20 34 20 15 165 6.3 61 19.0 JlJLV C7... 1. 2 92 83 10 34 17 17 150 6.7 50 22.0 AUG. 10... • 9 95 82 12 36 17 19 150 1.0 40 23.5 OCT. 11... • 9 111 88 36 20 16 165 6.9 22 17.0 01105530 - PURGATnRY BROOK NEAR NORwOOC MASS (LAT 42 12 33 LnNG 071 11 061 SF.P,, 1966 2H"'" 7,7 568 558 151 110 41 1050 7.1 6 15.0 SO:~> ·• 1967 Ofl... 3.'1 521 434 122 92 30 1170 7,0 10 01105554 - PCNKAPCG ~ROOK NEAR CANTON MASS (LAT 42 12 12 LONC. 071 08 09) f!CT., 1966 o7 .. u. 2 • .2 165 1ZO 54 34 19 ?.27 6.8 20 '1.5 SFP., 1967 \>8-~. 3.2 151 S6 38 lA 10.0 01105556- NEPONSET RIVER NEAR DEnHA~ MASS (LAT 42 12 33 LONG 071 OR 471 OCT., 1966 07 ••• .5 151 128 52 20 33 2:'\8 7.0 15 13.5 -45- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED! DIS or s- DIS DIS DIS- OTS- 01$ DIS SOLVE!) soLvr.D SOLVED DIS SOLVED DIS SOLVED SOLVf[) FLUO SOLVCD SCLV[fl M.GN CAL- MAGNE SOLVf:O POTAS BICt.P SOLVED CHLQ R!l:!: OIS SILICt. IRO: GANt:S:C C [IIi' SIUM scoru~o~ SIUM BONt.TF SUL FATF RIOE (504) ( F I CHARG£ ( s 102 J (Ff) ( MN) (CAl !MGl INA! !Kl 111C03) !CU !~GILl !MG/l I !'4G/LI I lo1G/LI ICFSI (lo1G/L l (UI';/t l I UG/L I I ;~G I !.I !MG/Ll (tiG/L l !MG/Ll 01105559- NORRO~AY PROOK AT NORTH RANDOLPH ~ASS ILAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 03 081 SEP., 1967 08... 0.35 9.8 430 110 15 4.2 29 3.2 36 25 46 0.2 01105561 - FARM RIVER NEAR B~AINTREE ~ASS ILAT 42 12 30 LONG 071 02 271 OCT., 1966 07... <.10 16 730 730 18 4.0 41 1.6 20 16 84 .2 01105562 - FARM RIVER AT POND STREET BRAINTREE MASS ILAT 42 11 55 LONG 071 01 291 SEP., 1967 08... 2.4 12 1200 640 14 3.2 42 1.6 16 11 85 .z 01105565 - TROUT BROOK NEAR S SHO~E RO HOLBROOK MASS ILAT 42 08 25 LONG 071 00 501 SEP., 1967 08... .18 14 200 80 20 5. 8 40 4.5 48 26 57 .3 01105569- lo1ARY LEE BROOK AT RANDOLPH lo1ASS !LAT 42 09 39 LONG 071 01 441 SEP., 1967 08... .34 9.9 <;30 260 17 5.0 25 36 19 47 .2 01105571 - GLOVEkS BROOK AT ~ANOOLPH ~ASS ILAT 42 10 09 LONG 071 02 121 SEP., 1967 08... • 80 14 1300 260 22 6.0 45 4. 1 31 16 93 .2 01105574- COCHATO RIVER ~T 8RAINTRLE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 10 49 LONG 071 01 041 ocr., 1966 26. •• <8.0 730 LSO 1) 2l 3.2 24 27 39 .2 Oll05575 - CRANBEI 01105580 - MONATIQLOT RIVER AT SOUTrl BRAINTREE ~ASS (LAT 42 11 51 LONG 071 00 311 OCT~, 1966 07... 6. l 10 170 110 10 3.6 20 ll 37 .2 DEC. 20... 19 7.9 100 50 18 2.4 21 z.o 13 32 42 .2 J MI., 196 7 2"··• JU 5.5 7:1 10 3.2 24 1.6 25 44 • 1 Jo'J\Q. 05 .•• 5) • 1 60 7() 12 3.2 H 15 ?.4 53 .? }!) ••• llv 6.4 9() no ll 3.4 1? Ll 26 57 .;:> JUNE 08 ••• 37 2.0 520 1600 13 3.5 31 2.6 34 11 52 • 3 JULY 12 ••• 20 12 0 2900 15 4.0 28 2.0 46 2.0 52 .3 AUG. 10 ••• 12 1700 1400 12 3.3 26 1.8 36 4.6 48 .2 DC T. 11 ••• 7.7 14 lCCO 510 13 3.5 27 2.9 30 16 50 .2 -46- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS DIS- SOLVED SOLVED NON DIS_ SOLIDS SOLIDS LOSS CAR ALKA SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED IRF.SI (SliM OF ON HARD BONATE L HilTY CONDUCT- (PLAT TUR NITRATE ou.c AT CuNSTI IGNI NESS HA.F!I) AS ANCE PH (NII:'I BID TEMPER (N031 180 c) TU!:NTSI TICN ICA,MG) NESS CACf\3 01105559- NORROwAY BROOK AT NORTH RANDOLPH ~ASS ILAT 42 11 04 LONG 071 03 OBI SEP •• 1967 ca... 2.4 177 153 20 54 25 30 281 6.8 27 01105561 - FA~~ RIVER NEAR BRAINTREE MASS ILAT 42 12 30 LONG 071 02 271 OCT., 1966 07... 1. 0 198 62 45 16 368 6.7 14 9.5 01105562 - FARM RIVeR AT POND STREET SRAINTqE~ MASS ILAT 42 ll 55 LONG 071 01 291 SEP., 1967 oa ••• .4 216 48 35 13 344 30 01105565 - rnOUT BR01K NEAR S SHOR~ R~ HOLaqn~K MASS ILtT 42 08 ?5 LONG 071 00 501 SEP •• 1967 ca... 18 ?.27 210 3 74 34 382 6.4 ?.2 01105569- MAPY LEE BROnK AT RANnOLPH ~ASS ILAT 42 09 39 LO~l, J7l 01 441 SEP., 1967 ca... 3.5 189 148 27 63 34 30 270 6.9 150 01105571 - GLOVEPS BROOK AT RANDOLPH MASS ILAT 42 10 09 LONG 071 02 121 SEP., 1967 os... 5.0 277 220 28 80 54 25 423 6.8 80 01105574 - COCHATO RIVER AT BRAINTREE HIGHLANDS MASS (LAT 42 tO 49 LONG 071 01 041 OCT., 1966 26 ••• .4 165 130 27 52 33 20 236 6.6 35 8.5 01105575 - CRANBERRY BROOK AT BRAINTREE HIGHLANDS MASS ILAT 42 ll 02 LONG 071 00 421 OCT., 19t>6 C7... 2.8 97 87 11 34 22 12 143 6.7 30 13.0 DEC. 2C... z.z 76 72 28 23 6 110 6.1 51 1. 5 JAN,, 1967 26... 1.2 77 62 24 22 16 102 6.1 32 3.5 MAR. lC... 2.0 64 61 4 21 18 103 6.0 25 1.5 MAY 03... 2.1 69 59 10 16 6 104 6.6 45 10 11.0 25... • 0 50 41 10 14 10 4 73 c;.a 35 10 01105580 - "nNATIOLOT PIVER AT SOUTH ORAINTRff MASS !LIT 42 11 51 LONG 071 00 311 OCT., 196t> c 7... 13 132 20 40 26 14 ,!1)3 6.6 3!> 10.5 OF. C. 20--. .6 141 HZ 10 55 44 1 1 1.0 JAN, 7 1967 26-.. • 5 lU llll 3d 32 7 .2?.4 14 1.0 M~R. 05 ••• • 3 1411 lJ3 15 43 i2 2f> l 7.0 )2 1 1?.5 l')~NO 2.0 157 l -47- TABLE 5.--CHEHICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER !CONTINUED! DIS OlS- DIS DIS DIS- 01 -=- OIS or s SOLVED SOLVtD SOLVED OIS SOLVED DIS SOLVF.O SOLVF.D SOLV!::O soLvcn MAN CAL MAGNE SI':LVEfl POTAS BIC\R SOLVE() CHLO FLUr. DIS SILICA IR.CN GAI\ESF CIUM SIUM srniUM SIUM BUN~Tf SULFAT!= RIDE RII'F CHARGE 1Sl02l (I=E l I"'NI I CAl IMGl (NAI (Kl IHC031 (SI14l ICU (1: I OAT F. ICFS l IMG/l l (UG/ll IUG/l I IHG/Ll IMG/ll IHG/LI !MG/ll I 'IG/1.) I '1G/L I ("f./Ll ('lli/l.J 0110559~- ~ILL PIVER NEAR SOUTH WEYMOUTH MASS ILAT 42 11 35 LONG 070 57 351 OCT., 1966 D7... 0.7i) 13 1200 80 11 20 1.7 29 22 29 0.3 SEP •• 1967 08... .40 12 520 80 11 4.7 18 2.1 38 17 26 01105594 - CLO SWA~P RIVER AT FORREST ST ROCKLAND MASS ILAT 42 08 59 LONG 070 55 101 Sf'P., 1967 :>8... .lv 9.5 10 6C 12 3.4 19 1d 20 35 .2 01105595 - OLD SWAMP kiVER AT SHARP ST HINGHAM ~ASS ILAT 42 09 46 LQNG 070 55 231 SEP., 1967 03... .30 360 44 7.0 2.2 l. 4 3.4 16 .2 0Ll05598 - CLO SWAM 0 ~ AT PLt:ASANT ST S WEY~UUTII ,.ASS IL/IT 42 11 13 LOI>lG C7G 56 02.011 JULY, 1959 2 a ••• 15 5.6 H.O Aur.. 17 ••• 11 14 SJ:P. 15... .o5 40 13 11 22... .44 25 It; 11 OCT.: 1966 :n... 2.1) 11 240 )0 f!.5 J.3 1.) to 1.0 .J $>=P,: 196 7 Ck,.. l. 't 12 15C 30 8.3 1.6 • 2 011056JO- OLD SW~MP RIVEf( NEAR SOUTH wr:Yf.ICUTti M~SS ILAT 42 11 25 LONG 0'/ll 56 431 OF(..: 1966 2::>'". 6./. 10 20J 32C 1.1 21 1.) .2 JA:X •• 1967 ?. 5. 5 c... llO 110 3.0 2.a 22 lJ 21 • L I" AP. 09 ••• 24 7.6 120 12'> 7. 1 2.6 2? l.) 20 37 .2 f.l.\ y 'J1 ••• 7 • .3 12J !:'') 9.? 12 21 37 .2 27 ••• b.L '}() 100 7.6 ,,, It• .13 .2 JUI v J? ••• 10 1) : .) 1 1.) I .7 • 2 10 ••• 260 120 d.4 2.6 18 oc:r. 1.6 10 30 .? L 1 ••• 1. 1 14 330 50 13 3.3 24 18 25 40 .2 01105610 - kH!TMANS P0NO OUTLET AT EAST WEY~OUTH MASS ILAT 42 12 45 LONG 070 55 321 OCT., 196b 10... 1.d 1. 7 130 140 9.9 3.1 24 22 19 38 .2 SEP., 1967 oa... 3.o 1. 4 580 120 7.7 2.6 18 1.9 20 13 28 .3 0110~617- FRESH RIVER NEAR HINGHA~ ~ASS (LAT 42 13 30 LONG 070 54 53) OCT., 1966 10... • 54 11 580 100 12 3.8 15 1.8 32 19 24 .2 SEP., 1967 08... • 61 1 L 150 2'50 13 3.6 17 1.4 37 13 34 .2 -48- TABLE 5.--CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SURFACE WATER (CONTINUED) DIS DIs SOLVEC soLvED NON DIS_ SOLIDS SOL IDS LOSS CAR ALKA- SPECIFIC COLOR SOLVED (RES I (SUM OF CN HARD BONATE L INITY CONDUCT- (PLAT TUR NITRATE OU~ AT CONSTI IGNI NESS HARD AS ANCE PH INUM BID TEMPER (N031 180'CI TU:tHS I TION lCA,MGI NESS CACC3 (MICRO- COBALT ITY ATURE DATE OW/LI ( "'G/l I (I'IG/LI (MG/LI (MG/LI (MG/LI ( MG/LI MHOS l (UNITS I lJIIlTSI (JTUI IOEG Cl 01105590 - HILL RIVER NEAR SOUTH WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 35 LONG 070 57 351 OCT., 1966 01... 2.6 153 118 25 46 22 201 6.9 100 15.0 SEP., 1967 08... 2.a 147 113 23 47 16 31 199 1.0 8i 01105594 - CLD SWAMP RIVER AT FORREST ST ROCKLAND MASS (LAT 42 08 59 LONG 070 55 101 SEP., 1967 o8... 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 55 231 SEP., 1967 o8... 1.2 98 69 11 26 4 23 110 6.9 85 011J5598- CLD SWAMP R AT PLEASANT ST S WEYMOUTH MASS (LAT 42 11 13 LQNr, 070 56 02.011 JULY, 1959 28... 3.8 28 16 12 77 6.0 300 19.5 AUG. 11... 5.a 34 20 14 100 6.5 180 23.5 SEP. 15... 4.1 42 9 33 138 6.7 LOO 13.5 22... 5.1 38 1d 21 125 6. 5 100 IQ.O OCT,, 1966 01... 1. A 155 106 26 34 22 13 l>N 95 L1.5 SF.P. t 1967 08. •• 2. b 147 111 12 34 17 17 7.{}1 (.,8 130 01105600 - OLD SWAMP RIVER NE~R SOUTH WFYMOUTH MASS ILAT 42 11 25 LONG 070 56 43) DFC •• B66 zo... 2.1 127 114 11 40 194 60 2.0 JAN.: 1967 26.... l.2 122 107 19 32 !I :-.3 3J ').;) lolA;., 09... 2. 5 122 104 26 28 192 45 30 ),C MAY 01·~· z.o ll1 107 13 32 2? 10 194 7,tJ 2 10. ~ 22 .. v 1. 4 ll7 97 ?.1 29 1h 11 t62 6. ·~ 14.0 JIJLY ' 12... 2.9 126 113 19 36 17 20 199 110 2 ~UG. to... 1.6 110 93 20 32 12 163 6.9 120 20.5 OCT. 11... 1.6 152 132 46 31 15 213 6.S 120 14.0 01105610 ~ WHITMANS POND OUTLET AT EAST WEY~OUTH MASS (LAT 42 12 45 LONG 070 55 321 OCT. t 1966 10... 1.9 151 111 39 38 20 18 212 6.7 24 15.5 SEP., 1967 08... 1.1 104 84 15 30 13 16 166 6.6 60 01105617 - F~ESH RIVER NEAR HINGHAM MASS ILAT 42 13 30 LONG 070 54 531 OCT., 1966 10··· 124 103 14 46 20 26 181 20 14.0 SEP., 1967 o8 ••• 131 111 49 17 30 7.2 15 -49- Table 6.--List of basic-data reports for Massachusetts and New Hampshire1 MASSACHUSETTS *1 Wilmington-Reading Area, by John A. Baker and Edward A. Sammel, 1961, 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., l 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., 1 pl. 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., l pl. 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., l pl., l fig. Covers an area of about 195 square miles within Bristol, Norfolk, and Plymouth Counties. ll Millers River basin, by Donald R. Wiesnet and William B. Fleck, 1967, 29 p., l pl., 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 Hampshire1 (Continued) MASSACHUSETTS (Continued) 12 Taunton River basin, by John R. Williams and Richard E. Willey, 1970, 102 p., 1 pl., 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., 1 fig., 1 pl. 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 pl. 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 pl. Covers an area of about 420 square miles in southwestern New Hampshire. 1These reports are available, free of charge, at the U.S. Geological Survey, 150 Causeway Street, Boston, ~~ 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. '(r U.S. GOVERNMENT PAINTING OFFICE: 1973-702-098/36 -51-