EDWARDS UNDERGROUND WATER DISTRICT



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EDWARDS UNDERGROUND WATER DISTRICT 1619 Tower Life Building San Antonio, Texas BULLETIN 17 GROUND WATER DISCHARGE FROM THE EDWARDS AND ASSOCIATED LIMESTONE, SAN ANTONIO AREA, TEXAS, 1967 Compiled by Paul Rettman United States Geological Survey Prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the Edwards Underground Water District and The Texas Water Development Board JULY 1968

GROUND WATER DISCHARGE FROM THE EDWARDS AND ASSOCIATED LIMESTONES, SAN ANTONI O AREA, TEXAS, 1967 By Paul Rettman United States Geological Survey July 1968 Records of the ground-water discharge from the Lower Cretaceous Edwards and associated limestones in the San Antonio area are collected yearly as part of an overall hydrologic investigation by the u. S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the Edwards Underground Water District and the Texas Water Development Board. This investigation has continued for many years and has resulted in several geologic and hydrologic reports, some of which are listed in the references. The 1967 average discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones is presented in the table of this report by county area and by use. Th e discharge by springs was from San Marcos Springs in Hays County, Comal Springs in Comal County, San Antonio and San Pedro Spr ngs in Bexar County, and the Leona River Springs in Uvalde County. The recorded discharge for Leona River Springs include s underflow. The spring discharge was compiled from gages operated by the Geological Survey at the points of discharge. Pumpage for agriculture was estimated from power consumption and acreage.

..,.. Average discharge, by county and use, from the Edwards and associated limestones in the San Antonio area, 1967, (in millions of gallons per day) T:JSE T 0 TAL Municipal Domestic, Million Thousand and stock & gallons acre-feet County A~rings Military Agriculture Industry misc. per day per year Kinney 0.2 0.2 0.2 Uvalde Medina 6.3 3.9 60.6 1.6 11.4-1.4 72.2 80.9 -.6 13.6 15.2 Bexar 0.2 138.4. '33. 7 21.9 19.6 213.8 239.7 I N I Comal Hays 117.. 0 69.3 5.3.3 3.4.5 1.1.. 4 124.1 139.1 -.. 2 73.4 82.3 Total million gallons per day 192.8 152.6 106.5 23.0 22.4 497.3 Total thousand acre-feet per year 216.1 171.0 119.4 25.8 25.1 557.4

Records of the Texas Water Development Board's annual canvass of the municipal, military, and industrial pumpage in the San Antonio area were used in th~ preparation of the table in this report. Major discharge by wells was from Bexar, Uvalde, and Medina Counties, while the major springflow was from Comal and Hays Counties. Wells in Bexar County supplied water for municipal and military use, the largest single use in the San Antonio area. Other wells in Bexar County and most of the large wells in uvalde and Medina Counties supplied the irrigation needs for an estimated 48,000 acres in this combined area. The remaining discharge, principally from wells in Bexar County, was for industrial, domestic, stock, and miscellaneous purposes. About 61 percent of the total discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones came from wells, and 70 percent of this discharge was from wells in Bexar County. Deficient rainfall during the spring and summer of 1967 was mainly responsible for an increased demand for water from wells. Well discharge in 1967 was 33 percent greater than in 1966, while the total discharge from wells and springs decreased by about 2 percent. -3-

REFERENCES Garza, Se rgi o, 1962, Recharge, discha rge, and change s in groundwater s t orage in the Edwa r d~ and ass oc iated limestones, San Antonio area, Texas. A progress r epor t on studies, 1955-59: Texas Board Wa t er Engineers Bu l l. 6201, 42 p. --------------- 1963, Ground-wate r discharge from the Edwards and associated limes tones, 1955-62, San Antonio area, Texas: Edwards Underground Water District Bull. 2, 4 p. ---------------' 1964, Ground - wat er discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones, Sa n Antonio are a, Texas, 1963 : Edwards Underground Water District Bull. 5, 3 p. Rettman, Paul, 1965, Ground-water discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones, San Antonio area, Texas, 1964: Edwards Underground Wate r District Bull. 8, 4 p. Garza, Sergio, 1966, Ground-wate r discharge from the Edwards and associated limestones, San An t onio area, Texas, 1965 : Edwards Undergrou nd Water District Bull. 11, 4 p., 1966, Grou nd-water resources of the San Antonio area, Texas. A progre s s repor t on s tudies, 1960-64: Texas Wate r Development Board Report 34, 31 p. Rettman, Paul, 1967, Ground-water dis cha rge from the Edwards and associated limeston es, San An t onio area, Texas, 1966: Edwards Underground Wate r Dist rict Bull. 14, 4 p. - 4 -