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沖積地の地下水に関する研究(皿) 渡川下流山路地区地下水の塩水化について 上森 千秋・近森 邦英・松田 誠祐 (農学部 利水工学研究室) Studies on the Groundwater in Alluvium (Ⅱ) On the Increasing Salinity of Groundwater in the Yamaii Area at the Lower Basin of Watari River Chiaki Agemori, Kunihide Chikamori and Seisuke Matsuda (Laboratoりof Water-Utilization Engiiieering, Facully of Agriculture) Yamaji area is situated on the right side at the distances of 5.5~6.5 km from the estuary of Watari River which is discharged into Tosa Bay. And it is small paddy fieldwith about 13 ha. area. A few years ago, Yamaji River streamed along the south side of thisarea. but now it was digged and enlarged for increasing the discharge of Nakasuji River and it was drived to Sanezaki of ぺA'atrai River. Recently, tomato and cucumber in this area have been caltivated ingreen house about same areas (1. 8 hci). The aquifer in this area became contaminated with saltwater during January and February of 1970 and saltinjury occured. And so, to examine causes an investigation was done by Nakamura office of ministry of Construction. In this paper, authers obtained the{ollov/ing results by analyzing thesやdata, (a) salt water intrudes inland through the confined aquifer from Watari River, and (b) the fluctuationof piezometric head responds to changes in Nakasuji water level with tides. (c) Salt water intrusion has been accentuated by overpumping due to irrigation. 山路地区(Fig. 1)は,土佐湾の南西部に流入する渡川の河口から, 5.5~6. 5 km」二流の右。岸 側に位置し,面積約13 ha の小地区である。 かつてこの地区の南側には山路川が流下していたが, 中筋川流域の排水向上のため,甲峯を開削し,山路川の拡幅と掘削を行ない,中筋川を下流実崎ま ぷ゜゜ J Fig. 1. Plain view of 山e lower basin of Watari River

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    Studies on the Groundwater in Alluvium

    On the Increasing Salinity of Groundwater in the Yamaii Area

    at the Lower Basin of Watari River

    Chiaki Agemori, Kunihide Chikamori

    and Seisuke Matsuda

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    Yamaji area is situated on the right side at the distances of 5.56.5 km from the estuary of Watari

    River which is discharged into Tosa Bay. And it is small paddy fieldwith about 13 ha. area.

    few years ago, Yamaji River streamed along the south side of thisarea. but now it was digged

    and enlarged for increasing the discharge of Nakasuji River and it was drived to Sanezaki of A'atrai

    River. Recently, tomato and cucumber in this area have been caltivatedingreen house about same

    areas (1. 8 hci).

    The aquifer in this area became contaminated with saltwater during January and February of 1970

    and saltinjury occured. And so, to examine causes an investigation was done by Nakamura office

    of ministry of Construction.

    In this paper, authers obtained the{ollov/ing results by analyzing thesdata, (a) salt water intrudes

    inland through the confined aquifer from Watari River, and (b) the fluctuationof piezometric head

    responds to changes in Nakasuji water level with tides. (c) Salt water intrusion has been accentuated

    by overpumping due to irrigation.

    (Fig. 1), 5.56. 5 km

    13 ha

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    Fig. 1. Plain view of lower basinof Watari River

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