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Hydrogeologic data collected from selected wells and test holes in the Nevada Test Site area show that the measured depth to water in the area ranged from 92 to 2,467 feet below land surface. The measured altitude of the ground-water surface ranged from 2,289 to 5,913 feet above sea level. Ground water in the Nevada Test Site area is present in three major types of rocks: Quaternary sediments, tertiary volcanics, and paleozoic sedimentary and minor intrusive rocks. The hydrogeologic data were collected from wells and test holes ranging from 261 to 13,686 feet deep. The casing size ranged from 1.2-inch diameter in exploratory holes to 122-inch diameter in emplacement holes. Detailed geologic descriptions, selected borehole geophysical logs, aquifer-test data, and water-quality data for many of the wells and test holes can be obtained from published reports. 62 refs., 1 tab.

Hydrogeologic data from selected wells and test holes in and adjacent to the Nevada Test Site, Nye County, Nevada, through 1986