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Coastal Plain Hydrostratigraphic Chart

The following table displays the correlation of hydrologic units to geologic units recognized by the Delaware Geological Survey in the Atlantic Coastal Plain. PDF version is also available below.

Delaware Hydrologic Stratigraphic Chart

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Miocene
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