Santee River Basin Study
Groundwater Activities and Data

THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND IS BEING ARCHIVED IN ITS FINAL CONFIGURATION

Activities

The Santee River Basin and Coastal Drainages groundwater quality investigation was designed to provide information on the occurrence and distribution of a large suite of chemicals and compounds. These data will be used to assess groundwater quality at several scales. Three sub-unit surveys address groundwater quality for the broadest range of constituents at a regional scale in a water-supply aquifer. Land-use studies examine the relationship between a particular land use and water quality in the shallow groundwater system. The flow-path study tracks changes in water chemistry as groundwater moves from a recharge area, through the shallow system, to a discharge area in a stream. Data are available for six study components:

• Urban Land-Use Study
• Agricultural Land-Use Study
• Sub-Unit Surveys
• Piedmont
• Sandhills
• Floridan aquifer
• Flow-Path Study

Data

• Urban Land-Use Study
• Agricultural Land-Use Study
• Sandhills Study
• Piedmont Study
• Floridan Aquifer Study
• Flow-Path Study: Cow Castle Creek near Bowman, South Carolina
  • November 1997
  • April 1998
  • August 1998