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      <Name>Bedrock, Carbonate</Name>
      <Description>A class of sedimentary rocks composed primarily of carbonate minerals.</Description>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Fractured</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Interbedded sandstone/carbonate</Name>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Interbedded sandstone/shale</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Interbedded sandstone/shale/carbonate</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Interbedded sediments</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Interbedded siltstone/carbonate/gypsum</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Massive sandstone</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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    <WellFormationType>
    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Soluble Carbonate - Karst</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
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      <Name>Bedrock, Soluble gypsum/dolomite with shale interb</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Geologic</Name>
      <Description>A formation is a body of strata of predominantly one type. The concept of formally defined layers or strata is central to the geologic discipline of stratigraphy</Description>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
      <UID>6</UID>
      <Name>Hydrogeologic</Name>
      <Description>Is the area of geology that deals with the distribution and movement of groundwater in the soil and rocks of the Earth&apos;s crust (commonly in aquifers).</Description>
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    <WellFormationType>
    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
      <UID>4</UID>
      <Name>Mixed</Name>
      <Description>a eformulate coalition formation in a mixed-motive situation as a process in which two group members join their resources</Description>
      <LastChangeDate>2013-04-29T16:14:41 AMERICA/NEW_YORK</LastChangeDate>
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    <Domain>Well Formation Type(FormationTypeText)</Domain>
      <UID>82</UID>
      <Name>Sediment, Alluvium/Terrace</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Sediment, Isolated Terrace</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Sediment, Terrace</Name>
      <Description></Description>
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      <Name>Sediment, Unconsolidated</Name>
      <Description>a well report/boring was sufficient to describe the surficial materials (soil) or to describe  unconsolidated rock, sediments in an undefined area. most commonly reported on monitoring well construction reports.</Description>
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      <Name>Soil Horizon</Name>
      <Description>A layer parallel to the soil surface, whose physical, chemical and biological characteristics differ from the layers above and beneath.</Description>
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