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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Eutaw Formation"”.

  1. A Potential Long-lived Upper Cretaceous Paleodrainage System In The U.s. Southwestern Georgia-southeastern Alabama Region

    … overlain by sands and gravels of the Tuscaloosa Formation. Sediments within the Tuscaloosa Formation indicate partial derivation from gneiss of the Columbus Metamorphic Complex, the nearby Pine Mountain belt and potentially rocks of Inner Piedmont-eastern Blue Ridge terranes. Mapping along the …

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  2. Hydrogeologic Model of a Leachate Plume in an Unconfined Coastal Plain Aquifer and Chemical Transport Mechanisms of Metals and Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids

    … and marine environments. Three stratigraphic formations are present at the study area: the Tuscaloosa Formation, the Eutaw Formation and the Blufftown Formation. A three-dimensional mathematical model (MODFLOW/MT3D) was used to simulate the regional groundwater flow and contaminant transport …

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  3. Investigating the Timing of initial Louann Salt Flow and Its Relationship with the Gilbertown Fault Zone, Southwest Alabama

    … survey and well logs. By mapping Mesozoic formations and the peripheral fault system, lateral changes in formation thickness were used to generate fault expansion indices (FEI) and formation thickness charts, whereas well logs were utilized for finding formation tops and density. Through …

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