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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Turnhole Bend"”.

  1. Application of Morphometric Relationships to Active Flow Networks Within the Mammoth Cave Watershed

    … to the organization and flow patterns in the Turnhole Bend Groundwater Basin of the Mammoth Cave Watershed. Morphometric analysis of mapped active base-flow, stream-drainage density within the Turnhole Bend Groundwater Basin resulted in values ranging from 0.24 km/km2 to 1.13 km/km2. A nearby, …

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  2. Dye Tracing to Delineate Drainage Basins and Determine Groundwater Sensitivity, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky; with Special Reference to Potential Groundwater Contamination from Spills Along Interstate I-65

    … found within this cave system emerges from the Turnhole Bend Spring on the Green River. During high flow conditions, water from this groundwater basin will spill over into the Echo River section of the cave. Previous research, including cave mapping and dye tracing (Quinlan and Ray, 1989; …

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  3. Sources of CO<sub>2</sub> Controlling the Carbonate Chemistry of the Logsdon River, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky

    … River is a major, base-level stream within the Turnhole Bend Drainage basin of the Mammoth Cave System. The Logsdon River system has provided a unique opportunity to examine the geochemical evolution of a stream flowing through a major karst conduit that can be traversed for 10 km. This study …

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