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(A water quality sampling and monitoring program was begun in July 1976, as
part of the Southwest Florida 208 Project. Sampling continued through June
1977. This document presents all data that was gathered in the Phillippi Creek
and Charlotte Harbor study areas.)
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about the water quality, hydrologic alterations, and fish and
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configuration of shallow sedimentary layers underlying the Charlotte Harbor
and Venice areas, Southwest Florida. Seismic profiling was conducted over
a distance of about 57 miles in Charlotte Harbor, on the Peace and Myakka Rivers,
and on the Intracoastal Waterway near Venice using a uniboom (high-resolution
boomer) whose energy was capable of penetrating 200 feet of sediments with
a resolution of 1 to 3 feet. Five stratigraphic units defined from the seismic
record include sediments of Holocene to early Miocene age. All seismic-profile
records are presented, along with geologic sections constructed from the records. Seismic-reflection
amplitude, frequency, continuity, configuration, external form, and areal association
were utilized to interpret facies and depositional environments of the stratigraphic
units. The depositional framework of the units ranges from shallow shelf to
prograded slope. The seismic-stratigraphic units are correlated with the surficial
aquifer and intermediate artesian aquifers, and permeable zones of the aquifers
are related to the seismic record.)
