Geohydrology and Numerical Simulation of Groundwater Flow in the Central Virgin River Basin of Iron and Washington Counties, Utah (TP-116 OFP) Other Scale Geologic Maps and infrastructure

and infrastructure

and populous areas of the more distant central Wasatch Front

and recharge and discharge are generally in balance

With nearly ninety miles of mapped trails

flows through the southeast corner of the quadrangle and terminates at Sevier Lake

Geohydrology and Numerical Simulation of Groundwater Flow in the Central Virgin River Basin of Iron and Washington Counties, Utah (TP-116 OFP) Other Scale Geologic Maps and infrastructureBy: V. M. Heilweil, G. W. Freethey, C. D. Wilkowske, B. J. Stolp, and D. E. Wilberg Because rapid growth of communities in Washington and Iron Counties, Utah, is expected to cause an increase in the future demand for water resources, a hydrologic investigation was done to better understand ground water resources within the central Virgin River basin. This study focused on two of the principal ground water reservoirs within the basin: the upper Ash