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Report: Memo: Observation Well Investigation - Prince George Area
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Summary of October 1985 field investigation to assess groundwater conditions and identify potential sites for Observation Well construction in the Ferguson Lake and Beaverly areas, Prince George. Includes study purpose, study area descriptions, existing well descriptions, correspondence with local residents and companies, selected sites for observation wells, site maps, photographs and captions, Groundwater Section, 8 pages, NTS Map 093J02
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Author: Kalyn, Dave
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Old Reference Number: 38000-40/093J/02-03
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Old Reference System: ORCS
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Date Published: Oct 1985
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Report ID: 5374
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Audience: Government and Public
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Region - Cariboo |
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Water Information - Groundwater |
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