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In the western and central two-thirds of Larue County, except in the lowlands of Nolin River and its major tributaries, about three-quarters of the wells yield enough water for a domestic supply. In the rest of the county, very few wells yield enough water for a domestic supply, except in a few lowland areas bordering streams. Springs with flows ranging from a few gallons per minute to 1,330 gal/min are found throughout the county. Many of the springs are of the depression type and yield more than 100 gal/min when pumped. |
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