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With limited surface water, central Texas is fortunate to have the Edwards and Middle Trinity karst aquifer systems that provide a variety of groundwater resources. The karstic Edwards Aquifer has been recognized for decades as a vital groundwater resource, and thus many studies have been published from Hill and Vaugh (1898) to recent (Hauwert and Sharp, 2014) that characterize the nature of the aquifer and its groundwater flow system. However, few studies have focused on the karstic nature and groundwater flow system of the deeper part of the Middle Trinity Aquifer.

Groundwater Flow Systems in Multiple Karst Aquifers of Central Texas