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Legend <br /> Current or former boring location (well <br /> identification at ground surface) <br /> Well screen interval for <br /> groundwater sample and depth to <br /> water measurement <br /> Well screen interval for depth to <br /> w v� water measurement <br /> I <br /> � 3 <br /> t � <br /> { Well screen interval for damaged, <br /> missing, or decommissioned well <br /> i <br /> Grab groundwater boring and sample <br /> location. Sample identification shown at <br /> ground surface and sample depth. <br /> Notes: <br /> Map generated using Earth Volumetric Studio by C <br /> Tech <br /> X and Y locations in NAD 1983 feet. Z locations in <br /> feet MSL relative to NGVD 1929. <br /> Vertical exaggeration is 3 times horizontal. <br /> r Top of plume surface cut to approximate <br /> groundwater elevation in 3Q 2018. <br /> Cis-1,2-DCE and vinyl chloride plumes shown for <br /> reference only. Vinyl Chloride and <br /> _ Cis-1,2-DCE plume shells display concentrations <br /> t, <br /> greater than the maximum contaminant level of 0.5 <br /> and 6 ug/L, respectively. <br /> Abbreviations <br /> MSL = feet above mean sea level <br /> ug/L = micrograms per Liter <br /> Explanation on Use of 3D Viewing Tools for Navigating Site 4 - Sample Locations <br /> Available Views This PDF is enabled for 3D navigation. Use the tools below to navigate: Rough and Ready Island <br /> Port of Stockton, Stockton, California <br /> Click the view name in the Model Tree pane on the left of the screen to see the specified view Rotate: Depress left button and move mouse to rotate model. <br /> of combination of layers:(You may have to right click in the left most grey bar"Navigation Pane Zoom: Use scroll wheel to zoom in or out of model. G2OS "t2C Figure <br /> Buttons"and select Model Pane to enable it.) -or-Depress right button and move mouse up or down to zoom in or out of model. <br /> Pan: Depress both left and right buttons and move mouse to pan model in any direction, consult wits <br /> 5 <br /> SAC233 March 2019 <br /> I <br />