Hardy, AR
Why moisture matters under Ozark homes.
Karst bedrock, springs and a humid climate put moisture under many Hardy-area houses.
Crawlspace moisture: the facts
Mammoth Spring, the largest spring in Arkansas, averages 118,500 gallons per minute and sits at the head of the Spring River, upstream of Hardy.
In the Salem Plateau, which is mainly dolostone of the Everton, Cotter and Powell formations, solution sinkholes occur, and enlarged fractures in carbonate rock can carry groundwater long distances.
In pictures
Foundations and crawlspaces.
Illustrative photos of the kinds of homes and conditions found in this area.
Sources for the facts on this page
- encyclopediaofarkansas.net: hardy sharp county
- en.wikipedia.org: Hardy, Arkansas
- en.wikipedia.org: Spring River (Arkansas)
- ktlo.com
- kait8.com: spring river flooding reaches near historic level
- encyclopediaofarkansas.net: karst topography
- encyclopediaofarkansas.net: sharp county
- epa.gov: arkansas
- epa.gov: epa map radon zones
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