Hydrologic Investigation of the Rush Springs Aquifer in West- Central Oklahoma, 2015
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1 Hydrologic Investigation of the Rush Springs Aquifer in West- Central Oklahoma, 2015 Christopher Neel Assistant Division Chief, Planning and Management Water Resources Geologist Oklahoma Water Resources Board December 6, 2018
2 Purpose and Scope Statutes direct the OWRB to undertake hydrologic studies of aquifers and update major aquifer studies at least every twenty years after the issuance of the final order determining the maximum allowable yield. Studies must consider a minimum of 20- year life of basin when establishing the maximum annual yield Comprehensive Water Plan Directs agency to finish unstudied basins and work on backlog of 20-year updates. Aquifer study goals Define aquifer boundary Determine aquifer base Potentiometric surface map Hydraulic properties of the aquifer Hydraulic conductivity Transmissivity Storativity Analyze permitted groundwater use Climate data Estimate aquifer recharge Estimate base flow contribution to streams Water quality
3 Major Aquifers
4 Defining Geologic Boundary For Study Area SYSTEM SERIES GROUP FORMATION MAXIUMUM THICKNESS (Ft.) AQUIFER Upper Permian Custerian Foss Whitehorse Cloud Chief Formation Mocassin Creek Gypsum Bed Weatherford Bed Rush Springs Formation Emauel Bed Gracemont Shale Relay Creek Bed Verdan Sandstone Marlow Formation 300 d,f 14 b,h 2-60 c,f a,b,j 1 a 1 i 5-10 h 2-10 d b,h Rush Springs Dog Creek Shale a,d Yelton Salt g Blaine Formation f,g Lower Permian Cimarronian El Reno Flowerpot Salt Flowerpot Shale g d,g El Reno Minor Chickasha Formation a,d Cedar Hills Sandstone 180 a Duncan Sandstone e a Morton, 1980 b Becker and Runkle, 1998 c Hart, 1974 d Carr and Bergman, 1976 e Bingham and Moore, 1975 g Jordan and Vosburg, 1963 h Fay, 1962 I Tanoka and Davis, 1963 j Poland, 2008 k Green, 1936 f Havens, 1977
5 Boundary Updated Geologic Maps Water Use Driller s Logs Geophysical Logs Core
6 Base of Aquifer Well Driller s Logs Core Aquifer Aquifer
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8 PROVISIONAL
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10 Potentiometric Surface Saturated Thickness Subsurface Watersheds
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12 Determining Aquifer Properties Hydraulic conductivity (ft/d) Statistic Slug Tests Drawdown Analysis Percent Coarse Count Minimum 0.13 < 0.01 < 0.01 Maximum Mean th percentile th percentile th percentile Area-weighted
13 Hydraulic Conductivity
14 Multi-Well Pumping Test - Grady County RWD #3
15 Multi-Well Pumping Test - Hydro
16 Specific yield calculated from base flow and change in water stored in Cobb, Deer, and Lake Creek subsurface watersheds Subsurface watershed Basin size (square miles) Dates Measured Total baseflow discharge based on daily gaged flow, (acre-feet) Volume of aquifer drained in subsurface watersheds (acre-feet) Storage coefficient (dimensionless) Combined storage coefficient (dimensionless) Average water level decline (feet) December January , Cobb Creek January February , February March , December January , Deer Creek January February , February March , December January , Lake Creek 58.9 January February , February March ,
17 Climate Trends
18 Continuous Water Level Monitoring Erin Bill
19 Continuous Water Level Monitoring-Decreasing Water Levels
20 Long Term Water Level Measurements in standard deviations
21 Long Term Water Level Measurements
22 Permitted Groundwater Use Statistic Reported annual water use, in acre-feet per year * Average 68,719 76,544 55,875 59, ,656 Median 62,179 78,958 52,693 58, ,112 Minimum 38,485 52,766 44,741 38,485 71,897 Maximum 132, ,112 82,622 75, ,904 * does not include 1992 report
23 PART Base Flow Separation Little Washita River near Ninnekah Cobb Creek near Eakly
24 Streamflow over the Rush Springs aquifer Station number Station name Drainage area, in square miles Period of analysis Mean annual streamflow, in cubic feet per second Median annual streamflow, in cubic feet per second Mean annual baseflow, in cubic feet per second Median annual baseflow, in cubic feet per second Barnitz Creek near Arapaho, Okla Bent Creek near Seiling, Okla Cobb Creek near Eakly, Okla * Deer Creek at Hydro, Okla , , Lake Creek near Eakly, Okla , Little Washita East of Ninnekah, Okla Sugar Creek near Gracemont, Okla Willow Creek near Albert, Okla , Washita River near Foss, Okla , , Washita River near Clinton, Okla Washita River at Carnegie, Okla Washita River at Anadarko, Okla , , Washita River gauges common period of record Washita River near Foss, Okla , Washita River near Clinton, Okla , Washita River at Carnegie, Okla , Washita River at Anadarko, Okla , *OWRB stream gauging station number RS
25 Recharge RORA Cobb Creek near Eakly Little Washita River near Ninnekah Lake Creek near Eakly Willow Creek near Albert
26 Recharge RORA Station number Station name Drainage area, in square miles Period of analysis Minimum annual recharge, in inches Maximum annual recharge, in inches Mean annual recharge, in inches Barnitz Creek near Arapaho, Okla Bent Creek near Seiling, Okla Cobb Creek near Eakly, Okla * Deer Creek at Hydro, Okla , , Lake Creek near Eakly, Okla , Little Washita East of Ninnekah, Okla Sugar Creek near Gracemont, Okla Willow Creek near Albert, Okla , *OWRB stream gauging station number RS inches/year
27 Recharge - Soil Water Balance Statistic Average annual SWB recharge, in inches Minimum Maximum Mean Median inches/year
28 Recharge - Soil Water Balance
29 Water Quality PROVISIONAL
30 Questions? Christopher R. Neel Derrick L. Wagner Jessica S. Correll Jon E. Sanford R. Jacob Hernandez Kyle W. Spears P. Byron Waltman Oklahoma Water Resources Board 3800 North Classen Boulevard Oklahoma City, OK Phone: Fax:
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34 Permitted Groundwater Use Statistic Irrigation Mining Public water supply Agriculture Recreation fish & wildlife Industrial Commercial Power Total Average Median Minimum Maximum 2, ,916 Percent of total use Reported annual provisional temporary permitted water use, in acre-feet per year 54% 31% 7% 5% 2% 1% 0% 0%
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