A description of the hydrologic system and the effects of coal mining on water quality in the East Fork Little Chariton River and the alluvial aquifer between Macon and Huntsville, north-central Missouri
by Dennis C Hall
Part of U.S. Geological Survey water resources investigations report -- 86-4160
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