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Johnson, A.I. (1963) Geophysical logging of boreholes for hydrologic studies. Open-File Report Vol. 1963 (63-61) US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/ofr6361

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TitleGeophysical logging of boreholes for hydrologic studies
ReportOpen-File Report
AuthorsJohnson, A.I.Author
Year1963Volume1963
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PublisherUS Geological Survey
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