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The Mississippi Gulf Coast, particularly in Jackson and Harrison Counties (fig. 1), is experiencing rapid economic and industrial growth. Continued growth in the area depends on the availability of an adequate supply of potable water. In 1990, more than 50 million gallons per day of ground water was withdrawn in the two counties. In 1994. the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in cooperation with Jackson County, began a 2-year investigation to compile information on the location and depth of waterbearing sands in Jackson County. In 1995. the USGS started a similar investigation with Harrison County.

Investigation of the location and depth of water-bearing sands in Jackson and Harrison counties, Mississippi