Page 391 - 1915, Springs of CA.

TABULATED DATA. 371

miles south of east of Crescent City; the third spring is about 8 miles
east of this town; and the fourth is on the north fork of the river, 15
miles northeast of the same place.
TABULATED DATA.
Table 1 contains an alphabetic list by counties of all the springs
whose locations are shown on the map, Plate I (in pocket). The names
of the owners of springs (so far as known) are given, and the approxi-
mate distances by the usually traveled routes from the nearest rail-
road station or from the principal town in the region. Many of the
figures that give elevation, number of springs, temperature, and yield
do not agree with figures previously published, but they were ob-
tained mainly by personal observation and are believed to be approx-
imately correct. The column showing development or use gives the
conditions noted during the period covered by the field examination
These conditions vary somewhat from year to year, for commercially
developed springs are occasionally abandoned and undeveloped springs
are improved as resorts or for bottling water or other purposes, but
the total number of springs is almost constant.
Table 2 contains a list of the springs that were used during the
period covered by the field examination either as permanent resorts or
as camping places. It gives the distances from railroad or supply
points, and the capacity, open season, and improvements of resorts,
these latter three factors being of course changeable.