(4) Ferguson G. E. (1942) Plan and progress of recent surface
water studies in the Everglades, Proc. Soil Science Society
of Florida, volume IV-A, pp. 77-85.
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(5) Cross, W. P. (1942) Water levels and artesian pressure in southeastern Florida, 1940, U. 8. Geological Survey, Water Supply
Paper 907, pp. 26-34.
(6) Cross, W. P., and Love, S. K. (1942) Ground water in southeastern Florida, Journal of American Water Works Association,
volume 34, No. 4, pp. 490-504.
(7) Love, S. K., and Swenson, H. A. (1942) Chemical character of
public water supplies in southeastern Florida, Journal of American Water Works Association, volume 34, No. 11, pp1624-1628.
(8) Parker, G. G., and Roy, N. D. (1943) Additional notes on the
geology and ground water of the Everglades in southern Florida,
Proc. Soil Science Society of Florida, volume V-A, pp. 33-35.
(9) Cross, W. P. (1943) Water levels and artesian pressure in southeastern Florida, 1941, U. S. Geological Survey, Water Supply
Paper 937, PP. 19-27.
(10) Ferguson, G. E. (1943) Summary of three years of surface water
studies in the Everglades. Proc. Soil Science Society of Florida,
volume V-A, pp. 18-23.
(11) Parker, G. G. and Cooke, C. W. (1944) late Cenozoic geology of
southern Florida with a discussion of the ground water, Florida
Geological Survey Bulletin 27.
(12) Brown, R. H. and Parker, G. G. (1944.) (Abstract) Salt Water
encroachment in limestone at Silver Bluff, Miami, Florida,
Economic Geology, volume 39, No. 1, p. 87, Jan.-Feb., 1944.
(13) Brown, R. H. and Parker, G. G. (1944) Salt Water encroachment in
limestone at Silver Bluff, Miami, Florida. Economic Geology,
volume 40, No. 4, pp. 235-262.
(14-16) Parker, G. L. and Others, Surface water supplies of the United
States, souty Atlantic slope and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins, U. S. Geological Survey, Water Supply Papers 892, 922, and 952.
These publications contain records of canal discharge in southeastern Florida for 1940, 1941, and 1942 respectively.