422 THE COASTAL PLAIN OF NORTH CAROLINA.

feet, a diameter at the top of 18 feet and at the bottom of 10 feet. At
the tank of the latter the dug well has dimensions of 20 by 20 by 20 feet.
The table contains only a partial list of the deep wells at Selma.

Several deep wells have been drilled at Kenly, the depths ranging
from 90 to 160 feet. Bedrock is encountered at about 23 feet below the
surface. The six wells of the Dennis Simmons Lumber Company,
pumped together, are reported to yield 50 gallons per minute for an
indefinite time and to show no lowering of the water level.

A flowing well about 40 feet deep is reported on low land about 2
miles south of Pine Level which probably derives its supply from the
Patuxent beds. No other wells are known whose water comes from this
source.

Assays and one analysis of waters from this county are given else-
where in this report, as follows: Table 1, pp. 498, 499, assays Nos. 101-

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