| Altitude of the top of the gray
limestone aquifer, southern Florida 1998, WRIR 99-4213 figure 14 |
| Abstract: |
The top of the gray limestone aquifer is shallowest in Collier and
Hendry Counties and slopes to the southeast and east. The altitude
of the top of the gray limestone aquifer generally ranges between
sea level and 100 ft below sea level in the study area. However, it
is as much as 17 ft above sea level in northwestern Collier County
and as low as 176 ft below sea level in south-central Miami-Dade County.
An irregularly shaped anticline on the top of the gray limestone aquifer
extends across southwestern Palm Beach, northwestern Broward, and
southern Hendry Counties with an altitude as high as 20 ft below sea
level. |
| Metadata: |
glime_alttop_arc |
| Shapefile: |
glime_alttop_arc [ZIP 19 KB] |
| Online Report: |
WRIR
99-4213 |
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