On the Occurrence of Artesian and Other Underground Waters in Texas, New Mexico, and Indian Territory

This comprehensive study of the hydrology and geology of the American Southwest is a must-read for anyone interested in earth sciences, natural resources, or environmental engineering. Based on the latest research and field observations, the author provides a detailed analysis of the sources, properties, and distribution of underground water, as well as their impact on the landscape and human activities. Illustrated with maps, graphs, and photographs, this book is an essential reference for professionals and students alike.

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