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• TITLE: Ground Water Vis-A-Vis Sea Water Intrusion Analysis for a Part of Limestone Tract of Gujarat Coast, India

  AUTHORS: Abhay K. Soni, Paras R. Pujari

  KEYWORDS: Coastal Aquifer, Seawater Intrusion, TDS, Limestone

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.2 No.5, May 27, 2010

  ABSTRACT: The present study analyses the hydro-chemical data of groundwater samples of three different limestone mine sites, which are in close proximity and covers a tract along the Gujarat Coast of Indian peninsula. Higher TDS (> 4000 mg/L) and Cl values (> 2000 mg/L) as well as the Chloride: Bicarbonate (HCO3) ratio of more than one clearly support that the sea water intrusion is present in the coastal aquifer at all the three sites. In view of the economic importance of the area and the vulnerability of the coastal aquifer to sea water intrusion recommendations are made for sustainable use of groundwater by the mining companies and other stake holders.