Hydrogeological Controls on the Occurrence and Movement of Groundwater Discharged at Magic Springs in the Spring Branch Creek Drainage Basin, Spring Branch, Texas

Creator

Mark Tilman Childre

Files

Publication Date

May 2013

Type

Thesis

Abstract

The hydrogeologic controls, flow velocities and paths, groundwater delineation, and physical characteristics in a joint controlled dendritic conduit-spring system have been characterized. The known conduit branches from C My Shovel (CM) Cave with 4475 meters (m) of measurable passages and tributaries. Surface entrance to CM Cave is located 1360m upstream from discharge at Magic Springs.

Institution

University of Texas at San Antonio

Keywords

Resource management

Geographic Location

Texas; Magic Springs (Tex.)

Language

English

Identifier

K26-01538

Recommended Citation

Childre, Mark Tilman, "Hydrogeological Controls on the Occurrence and Movement of Groundwater Discharged at Magic Springs in the Spring Branch Creek Drainage Basin, Spring Branch, Texas" (2013). KIP Theses and Dissertations. 10.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/kip_etd/10