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Aquifer maps for county planners in Lake County, Illinois: three-dimensional geologic mapping, and aquifer sensitivity classification for the Antioch Quadrangle
Author(s) -
Barbara J. Stiff,
Michael L. Barnhardt,
Ardith K. Hansel,
David R. Larson
Publication year - 2006
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.4095/221897
Subject(s) - quadrangle , aquifer , geology , hydrology (agriculture) , geologic map , mining engineering , geomorphology , groundwater , geotechnical engineering
Lake County is located in the northeast corner of Illinois (Fig. 1). Adjacent to the Chicago metropolitan area, it contains some of the most rapidly growing communities in the state. Many of these communities rely heavily upon groundwater resources. Accurate maps of the sands and gravels within the thick Quaternary sediments are needed by agencies of local government for infrastructure planning, resource development (potential aquifers, recharge areas, building aggregate, etc.), land use planning, and environmental protection.

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