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Hydrogeologic and geophysical data were collected for six wells and nine springs in the Sheep Range area, southern Nevada. Data collected for the wells include records of drilling operations, lithologic logs, geophysical logs, results of water-quality analyses, water-level measurements, and aquifer-test data. Data for the springs include field locations, flow measurements, and results of water-quality analyses. The five wells that were drilled as part of the Nevada Carbonate Aquifers Program (NCAP) range in depth from 420 to 1,403 feet. All but one of the wells penetrate carbonate rock. Water levels ranged from 158 to 1,330 feet below land surface. Chemical quality of the water from the three sampled wells was similar, and specific conductance averaged about 380 ^is/cm (microsiemens per centimeter at 25°C). The springs were field located and their flow measured also as part of the NCAP. Flows from the springs varied from a low of 0.00027 cubic foot per second to a high of about 0.27 cubic foot per second. Specific conductance of the spring flows varied from 320 to 740 ^is/cm.

Hydrogeologic and geophysical data for selected wells and springs in the Sheep Range area, Clark and Lincoln Counties, Nevada