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Groundwater Quality Investigation Maps of Buffalo County, Wisconsin
Includes Plate 1: Nitrate as Nitrogen in mg/L. Plate 2: Chloride in mg/L. Plate 3: Laboratory Measurement of Alkalinity in mg/L. Plate 4: Total Hardness in mg/L. Plate 5: Laboratory Measurement of Electrical Conductivity in μmhos/cm. Plate 6: Ferrous Iron in mg/L. -
Groundwater Quality Investigation Maps of Price County, Wisconsin
Includes Plate 1: Nitrate as Nitrogen in mg/L. Plate 2: Chloride in mg/L. Plate 3: Laboratory Measurement of Alkalinity in mg/L. Plate 4: Total Hardness in mg/L. Plate 5: Laboratory Measurement of Electrical Conductivity in μmhos/cm. Plate 6: Ferrous Iron in mg/L. -
Generalized Water-Table Elevation Map of Burnett County, Wisconsin
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Generalized Water-Table Elevation Map of Burnett County, Wisconsin
1998
Map: 38 in x 28 in, scale 1:100,000
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Groundwater Quality Investigation Maps of Polk County, Wisconsin
Includes Plate 1: Nitrate as Nitrogen in mg/L. Plate 2: Chloride in mg/L. Plate 3: Laboratory Measurement of Alkalinity in mg/L. Plate 4: Total Hardness in mg/L. Plate 5: Laboratory Measurement of Electrical Conductivity in μmhos/cm. Plate 6: Ferrous Iron in mg/L. -
Groundwater Quality Investigation Maps of Trempealeau County, Wisconsin
Includes Plate 1: Nitrate as Nitrogen in mg/L. Plate 2: Chloride in mg/L. Plate 3: Laboratory Measurement of Alkalinity in mg/L. Plate 4: Total Hardness in mg/L. Plate 5: Laboratory Measurement of Electrical Conductivity in μmhos/cm. Plate 6: Ferrous Iron in mg/L. -
Groundwater Quality Investigation Maps of Pepin County, Wisconsin
Includes Plate 1: Nitrate as Nitrogen in mg/L. Plate 2: Chloride in mg/L. Plate 3: Laboratory Measurement of Alkalinity in mg/L. Plate 4: Total Hardness in mg/L. Plate 5: Laboratory Measurement of Electrical Conductivity in μmhos/cm. Plate 6: Ferrous Iron in mg/L. -
Soil Regions of Wisconsin
Shows 15 general soil regions of Wisconsin. On the landscape, many of these regions appear distinctly different from each other because differences in land form and use are often related to the characteristics of the soils.