Identification of potential water-bearing zones by the use of borehole geophysics in the vicinity of Keystone Sanitation Superfund Site, Adams County, Pennsylvania and Carroll County, Maryland
by Randall W. Conger
Part of Water-resources investigations report -- 97-4104
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