Log of Well.pdf

This is a Well Log document certifying the geological composition and depth specifications of a drilled well located in Bernalillo, New Mexico. The log records subsurface formation materials encountered during drilling, starting from ground level (0 feet) and extending to a depth of 1,226 feet.

The well drilling progression reveals a stratified geological profile consisting primarily of clay-based formations with interspersed sand, gravel, and silt layers. The upper sections (0-500 feet) contain sand and gravel mixtures transitioning to red clay and silty clay formations. The middle sections (500-800 feet) are dominated by clay with varying traces of sand and gravel, including a notable gravel layer at 800-810 feet. The lower sections (810-1,226 feet) consist predominantly of brown clay with intermittent fine sand and granite inclusions, with the final layer (1,170-1,226 feet) composed of brown clay and sand. The certification is signed by driller Russell Coker, dated 10/15/92, and includes the driller's address at 3702-B State Highway 528, Bernalillo, NM 87004.