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Abstract - Report on Locations and Quantitative Water Measurements of Surface Water Resources within Wind Cave National Park: Fall 1987 to Winter 1988

Schroeder, W. 1989. Report on Locations and Quantitative Water Measurements of Surface Water Resources within Wind Cave National Park: Fall 1987 to Winter 1988. 15 p.

Abstract

A water quantity study of Wind Cave National Park was begun on May 12, 1987. The first summer's field data was tabulated in a report dated September 25, 1987. The text of that report dealt mainly with locations, field investigative techmiqies and methods of making water measurements. The present report will add to the previous field data, attempt to explain the readings obtained and make some suggestions based on those measurements as well as other observations.

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