Ground-Water Levels in the United States, 1972-74North-Central States

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER 2163

Prepared in cooperation with the States of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and with other agencies

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1977

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

CECIL D. ANDRUS, Secretary

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

V. E. McKelvey, Director

Library of Congress catalog-card No. GS 60-161

For sale by the Branch of Distribution, U.S. Geological Survey, 1200 South Eads Street, Arlington, VA 22202

PREFACE

This report was prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the States of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and with other agencies, by personnel of the Water Resources Division, J. S. Cragwall, Jr., chief hydrologist, G. W. Whetstone, assistant chief hydrologist for Scientific Publications and Data Management, under the general direction of G. A. Billingsley, chief, Reports Section, and C. B. Ham, chief, Data Reports Unit.

The data were collected and computed under supervision of district chiefs, Water Resources Division, as follows:

W. W. Barnwell..............................Madison, Wis.C. R. Collier.............................St. Paul, Minn.K. A. MacKichan............................ Lincoln, Nebr.L. A. Martens ............................. Champaign, 111.J. E. Powell.................................Huron, S. D.J. S. Rosenshein........................... Lawrence, Kan.W. R. Scott...............................Bismarck, N. D.S. W. Wiitala............................. Iowa City, Iowa

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CONTENTS

Page

Introduction............................................... 1Illinois................................................... 4Iowa....................................................... 7Kansas..................................................... 18Minnesota.................................................. 24Nebraska................................................... 38North Dakota............................................... 57South Dakota............................................... 62Wisconsin.................................................. 69

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1. Map of the United States showing States forwhich records of water levels are published inthis volume...................................... 3

2-9. Location of observation wells, 1972-74 in2. Illinois.................................... 53. Iowa........................................ 84. Kansas...................................... 195. Minnesota................................... 266. Nebraska.................................... 397. North Dakota................................ 588. South Dakota................................ 639. Wisconsin................................... 70

GROUND-WATER LEVELS IN THE UNITED STATES 1972-74

NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

INTRODUCTION

Publication of ground-water level data for the United States in water-supply papers was begun by the Geological Survey in 1935. From 1935 through 1939, a single water-supply paper for each year covering the entire nation was issued (Water-Supply Papers 777, 817, 840, 845, and 886). Since then water-supply papers have been issued covering 6 separate sections of the United States as shown in figure 1. See table on page 2 for the number of the water-supply paper containing records by year and section. ^

Beginning in 1956, only water-level data from a basic network of observation wells have been published. This basic network contains observation wells so located that the most significant data are obtained from the fewest wells in the most important aquifers. In some States the basic network forms the skeletal index of a more comprehensive observation-well program. Publications that contain substantial additional water-level data are listed at the end of each State report in this volume.

Each well is identified by (1) a 15-digit number based on latitude and longitude, and (2) a local number that is provided for continuity with older reports and for other use as dictated by local needs. The first 6 digits of the 15-digit number are degrees, minutes, and seconds of north latitude; the next 7 digits are degrees (including a leading zero for those less than 100), minutes, and seconds of west longitude; and the final 2 digits are sequential numbers assigned in the order in which the wells (or other hydrologic sites) are established in that 1-second quadrangle. This system provides both the geographic location and a unique number for each well.

Measurements are made in many types of wells, under varying conditions of access and at different temperatures, hence, neither the method of measurement nor the equipment can be standardized. At each observation well, however, the equipment and techniques used are those that will insure that measurements at each well are consistent.

Water-level measurements in this report are given in feet with reference to either mean sea level (msl) or land-surface datum (Isd). Mean sea level is the datum plane on which the national network of precise levels is based; land-surface datum is a datum plane that is approximately at land surface at each well. If known, the altitude of the land-surface datum above mean sea level is given in the well description. The height of the measuring point (MP) above or below land-surface datum is given in each well description. Water levels in wells equipped with recording gages are reported for every fifth day and the end of each month (eom).

In the well description, dimensions are given inInternational System Units (SI) as well as in English units. Thefactor 0.3048 is used to convert feet to meters; the factor 2.54

GROUND-WATER LEVELS, 1972-74, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

is used to convert inches to centimeters; and the factor 1.609 is used to convert miles to kilometers.

Water levels are reported to as many significant figures as can be justified by the local conditions. For example, in a measurement of a depth to water of several hundred feet, the error in determining the absolute value of the total depth to water may be a few tenths of a foot, whereas the error in determining the net change of water level between successive

hundredth or a few hundredths of a water the accuracy is greater,

reported to a hundredth of a a tenth of a foot or a larger

measurements may be only a foot. For lesser depths to Accordingly, most measurements are foot, but some are given only to unit.

Measurements were made by the Water Resources Division the Geological Survey under the direction of personnel listed the preface.

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Numbers of water-supply papers containing records of water levels in the United States, 1940-74

Year

19401941194219431944194519461947194819491950195119521953195419551956

1956-57 1956-58 1956-591956-601957-611958-621959-631960-641961-651962-661963-671964-681965-691966-701967-711968-721969-731970-741971-741972-74

North­ eastern

(1)

906936944986

101610231071109611261156116511911221126513211404

1537

1782

1977

2140

South­ eastern

(2)

907937945987

101710241072109711271157116611921222126613221405

1538

1803

1978

2171

North- central

(3)

908938946988

1018102510731098112811581167119312231267132314061456

1781

1976

2090

2163

South- central

(4)

909939947989

101910261074109911291159116811941224126813241407

1549

1824

1979

2172

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(5)

910940948990

102010271075110011301160116911951225126913251408

1760

1845

1980

2161

South­ western

(6)

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1770

1855

2010

2162

INTRODUCTION

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ill q?17QR7592801. Local number 37N-11E-QK1. Argonne National Laboratory. Drilled unu sian well In Niagara Dolomite of Middle Silurian agf> , diam It in (10 cm), depth 1^0 ft ( 1( 3 to m ft (27 m). Lsd 733 ft (223 n) above msl. MP top of casing, 0.31 ft (0.09 m) above Highest water Ipyel 88.97 ft (27.12 ml below Isd, May 27, 1951; lowest 98.25 ft (29.95 m) bel Dec. 30, 197 1!. Records available: igl(8-7l4. Water levels affected ty pumping of nearby well

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Wells are numbered according to their latltule and longitude location, as explained on page 1. Lo"al well numbers are also given.

The local well numbers are in accordance with the Bureau of Land Management's system of land subdivision. Eacn well number is made up of three segments. The first segment indicates the township, the second the range, and the third the section in which the well is situated. The letters after the sectiDn number, which are assigned in a counter-clockwise direction (beginning with "a" in the northeast quarter), represent subdivisions of the section. The first letter de­ notes the 160-acre tract, the second the l)0-acre tract, and the third the 10-acre tract. Numbers are added as suffixes to distinguish wells in the same tract. Thus, the number 75-30-17bcb des­ ignates the well in the riiftiSWyjW'!, sec. 17, T.75 N., R.30 W.

Well Descriptions and Water-Level Measurements

1)1171)9091(201301. Local number 75-30-17bebl. Formerly 75-30-17edbl. F. E. Robert. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 1? in (30 cm), depth 26 ft (8 m), lined with tile. Lsd 1,267 ft (-36 m) above msl. MP top of board platform, 0.30 ft (0.21) m ) above Isd. Highest water level 0.13 ft (0.05 n) above Isd, Mar. 23, 111)3; lowest 8.1)0 ft (2.56 m) below Isd, July 28, 1^53. Records available: !Ql)2-7l). Feb. 15, 197?, 1.32; Hay 16, 1073, 0.32; Mar. 12, 1971), 0.23; July 11, 2.13.

1)231)26095111)801. Local number 90-37-31)abbl. Ed ZInn. Dug unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 1) ft (1 m), depth 29 ft (9 m), lined with rock. Lsd 1,1)Q1) ft (1)28 m) above msl. MP east side of concrete platform, 2.00 ft (n.6l m) above Isd. Highest water level 3.77 ft (1.15 m) below Isd, Oct. 15, 1946; lowest 18.32 ft (5.53 m) below Isd, Aug. 27, 19li:. Records available: 19<4n-7l). Jan. 15, 1972, 10.57; July 31, 7.2 1); Mar. 5, 1973, 6.90; Oct. 1), 9.13; Jan. 21, 1971), 8.10; Nov. 23, 11.00.

roll County

mber 35-22-5abbl. Knut Olson. Drilled domestic and stock age, diam 1) in (10 cm), depth 13 1) ft (1)1 m), casing infor­

mation not available. Lsd 1,260 ft (381) n ) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.1)0 ft (0.1)3 m) above Isd. Highest water level ]l).3i) ft (l).'7 m" below Isd, July 3, 191)5; lowest 21).IS ft (7.36 m) he- low Isd, Dec. 5, 1966. Records available: 191)1-71, 1973-71). No measurement made in 1972. Mar. 1, 1973, 22.15; Oct. 1, 23.05; JJov. 19, 197!), 23.80.

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4'092709311 1I201. Local number 96-20-3cdbl. Klmeacolls & St. Lojis PR. '"o. Drilled inus-d artesian well in St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovician age, diam I. 1 t r, in i n ( JQ ro 25 cm), depth 805 ft (245 ml, 12-in (30-cm) casing 0-30 ft (0-9 m>, li-in (2F-.-ni1 -as ing 614-730 ft (187-223 m). Lsd 1,120 ft nil m) above nsl. ''P top of wool -wer, 'it Isd. Highest water ievul 32.71 ft (9.97 m) below Isd, May 7, 10S1; lowest = a.4 c ft (18.12 ml below Isd, Feb. 28, 1Q C,9. Records available: 1941-71, 1073-7(1. HO measurement made in 1072. y.=ir. 1, 1573, J4i.fi?; Ot. 1, 45.70; Jan. 23, 397 1*, ^5.23; Nov. 1R, In. 30.

43075^093120501. Lo-al numter 96-20-l6daal. Mason City, well 11. Frilled municipal arteci-,n well in Jordan Sandstone of Late Cambrian age, diam 20 to 10 in (51 to 2S cm), depth 1,306 ft (398 m), 20-in (51-cm) casing 0-143 ft (0-44 ra) , li-in (36-cm) casing 713-777 ft (217-237 m), 10-in (25-cm) casing 777-900 ft (2=7-271 m). Lsd 1,168 ft (356 ml abovr nsl. MP hole in well cover, 1.21 ft (0.37 m) above Isd. Highest water level 162.23 ft (IQ.JJ 13 r) below Isd, June IF, 1912; lowest 298.70 ft (01.07 ml below Isd, Feb. U, 196-. Records ivail'ible: io?o-J4?, 1047-74. Water levels affected by pumping.

130^02093161011. Local number 96-. 1-l^bccl. Masct '"it;' 5 Clear sian well in dolomite in Cedar Valley Linpstnne o' Middle Devonian a 19P ft (6n ml, casing information not available. Lsd 1,163 ft ' V,6 curb, 2.nn ft l.n.6l m) above Isd. Highest water Icvfl 1.73 ft ( i. r ? lowes^ 17.26 ft (T.26 m^ below Isd, Nov. 1 = , lQ cr . Pe-ords avall-ibl measurener t made in 1-372. '1ar. 1, 11", c.. a.-; --*. ;, '. !'; ,ran. ^

430655093281501. Local number q6-22-20ccb1. Boy Scouts of America. Drilled ur well in glacial drift, diam 5 in (13 cm), depth 126 ft (-8 n), casing information r Lsd 1,249 ft (381 m) above msl. MP hole in -lie- <_ f casing, 1.- water level 29.65 ft (P.04 ml below Isd, Mar. 25, lou.2; lowest Aug. 25, 1071. Records available: 1910-71, 1073-71. tlo meast 39.84; Oct. 1, 41.30; Jan. 23, 1 Q 74, 40.07; Nov. 10, 41.50.

424101091320001. Local number r> l-6-22acal. HowarJ Bowman. Dug unused water-tat 1« wel 1 i>, glacial drift, diam 36 in ( Q l em), depth 18 ft f5 m) , critted with brick. Lsd 1,221 ft P7^ -nl above msl. MP top of board platform, O.n8 ft (0.02 m) above Is 3. Highest Hater level 3. r "J f* (1.08 m) below Isd, May 6, I960; lowest 10.03 ft (3.Ob m) below Isd, Jan. 21, 1Q65. Fecords avail­ able: 1957-74.

Water level at noon, from record

6.90 6.52

424057091320001. Local number 91-6-22accl. Town of Strawberry Point, well 2. Drilled unure 1 artesian well in dolomite of Silurian age, diam 16 to 10 in (4l to 25 cm), depth 4-32 ft (159 m) , 16-in (4l-cm) casing 0-130 ft (0-4o m), 12-in MO-em) casing 130-1^1 ft (40-49 m) , 10-in (25-i-m) lining 229-370 ft (70-11? m). Lsd 1,210 ft M72 m) abov- msl. MP top uf recorder platform, 2.11 ft (0.64 m) above Isd. Highest water level 114.?? ft (34.86 m) below Isd, May 0, 107'; lowest 133.18 ft (40.59 m) below Isd, Feb. 4, 1968. R^eordG available: 1Q63-74.

Il259ll009119')701. Local number 95- !<-32dddl. Milton and Willis Meler. Drilled stock artesian well In St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovician age, diara 6 in (15 cm), reported depth 3 R 0 ft (116 m), iron casing. Lsd 1,090 ft (332 m) above rasl. MP plug in pumpbase, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above isd. Highest water level 82.56 ft (25.16 m) below Isd, Oct. 8, 1974; lowest 126.56 ft (38.58 m) below Isd, Jan. 13, 1969. Records available: 1957-71- July 19, 1972, 108.48; Feb. 6, 1973, 103.03; Sept. 13, 88.=8; Feb. 4, 1Q74, Q0.62; Oct. 8, 82.56.

Iinl|8 1i'l0911 !t2701. Local njmber 69-3-6-iabal. Iowa Ordnance Plant, well 3. Drilled unused arte­ sian well In St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovlcian age, diara 16 in (41 cm), depth 1,209 ft (369 11), cased 0-«55 ft (0-2fil m). Lsd 717 ft (219 m) above rasl. MP top of recorder platform, 1.6i ft 10.in nl above ]sd. Highest water level 16.-.70 ft (1)3.59 -rO bf-low Isd, Mar. 21, 1950; Jowes 1- iqli.q-3 ft (5q.'i3 m) telnw ]sd, Aug. 26, 1<>7'I. Records

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l)0l47530qill)2501. Lo-al number 6Q-3-6ddcdl. Iowa Ordnance Plant, well 2. Drilled unused arte­ sian well in limestone of Devonian and Mississippi an age, diam 19 in (1)8 cm), depth 675 ft (206 m), cased 0-75 ft (0-23 m). Lsd 699 ft (213 m) above msl. MP top of recorder platform, 1.91 ft (0.58 m) above Isd. Highest water level 71).65 ft (22. 7b m) below Isd, Oct. 31, I960; lowest 83.19 ft- (25.36 m) below Isd, Apr. 26, 1Q50. Records available: 1950-71). Recording gage disconnected December 1971; reconnected February llfll.

Date

Aug

432927094345501. Local number 100-32-lldddl. Okamanpedan Lake Reserve State Park, public-supply artesian well in Dakota Sandstone of Early Cretaceous age, diam 6 in (15 depth 277 ft (84 m), casing information not available. Lsd 1,233 ft (376 m) above rasl, in pumpbase, 0.61 ft (0.19 m) above Isd. Highest water level 5Q.60 ft (18.17 m) below Dec. 19, 1946; lowest 70.38 ft (21.45 m) below Isd, Mar. 2, 1973. Records available:

420051094223301. Local number 83-30-8cbbl. City of Jefferson. Drilled public-emergency- supply artesian well in Jordan Sandstone of Late Cambrian age, diam 12 to 6 in (30 to 15 cm), depth 2,307 ft (703 m), cased 0-1,796 ft (0-547 m). Lsd 1,065 ft (325 m) above msl. MP edge vent pipe, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 75.44 ft (22.99 m) below Isd, May 1963; lowest 95.94 ft (29.24 m) below Isd, Nov. 20, 1974. Records available: 1960-74. Jan. 1972, 91.90; July 29, 92.32; June 5, 1973, 94.03; Mar. 12, 1974, 95.31; Nov. 20, 95.94.

Grundy County

422605092560001. Local number 88-l8-15dbbl. Town of Wellsburg. Drilled public-emergency- supply artesian well in English River Siltstone, of Stainbrook (1950), of Early Mississippian age diam 12 in (30 cm), depth 280 ft (85 m), cased to 128 ft (39 m). Lsd 1,060 ft (323 m) above msl. MP edge of vent pipe, 1.25 ft (0.38 m) above Isd. Highest water level 35.95 ft (10.96 Isd, Nov. 18, 1974; lowest - - - 1960-71, 1973-74. No measL 1974, 35.95.

lacial drift, diam 3 in (7.6 cm), depth 18 ft (5 m),Lsd 1,197 ft (365 m)1 3.13 ft (0.95 m) below Isd, June 3, 1965; lowest 11.60 ft (3.54 m) below Isd, M

1960-71, 1973-74. No Oct. 1, 1973, 5.60;Nov. 19, 1974, 10.

405810091330502. Local number 71-6-9aba2. City of Mount Pleasant, well 4. Drilled municipal artesian well in Jordan Sandstone of Late Cambrian age, diam 20 to 19 in (57 to 49 cm), depth 1,860 ft (567 m), 20-in (5Q-cm) casing 0-623 ft (0-190 m) . Lsd 732 ft (223 m) above msl. MP hole in pumpbase, 2.25 ft (0.69 m) above Isd. Highest water level 132.00 ft (40.23 m) below Isd, May 5, 1946; lowest 190.00 ft (57.91 m) below Isd, June 6, 1968. Records available: 1946-50, 1953-57, 1959-74. Water levels affected by pumping. Nov. 6, 1972, 188.00; Mar. 30, 1P73, POO.00 (well being pumped); Sept. 7, 196.00 (well being pumped); Dec. 6, 183.00; Feb. 12, 1974, 136.75 (well being pumped); July 8, 187.75; Oct. 15, 187.75.

410848091394801. Local number 73-7-9aabl. Town of Way land. Dug unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 4 ft (1 m), depth 52 ft (16 m), casing information not available Lsd 74^ ft (227 m) above msl. MP top of cement cover, 0.21 ft (0.06 m) above Isd. Highest water level '-> ?0 ft (0.70 m) below Isd, Sept. 1, 1955; lowest 14.37 ft (4.38 nl below Isd, Nov If logi Record- available: 1Q60-74.

Date " al-^ Date vt% , Date val- e . Date

410101091572001. Local number 72-10-24rU-d3 . City of Piarfield, well 3. Drilled public- emergency-supply artesian well in glacial sand and gravel, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 191 ft (58 m), cased. Lsd 738 ft (225 m) above ms3 . '1P top of vent pipe, 1.60 ft (0.49 m) above Isd. Highest water level 31. 65 ft (9.65 m) below Isd, Mar. 30, 1973; lowest 87.13 ft (26.56 m) below Isd, Feb. 15, 1958. Records available: 19^8-71, 1973. Mo measurement made in 1972. Well destroyed ir 197l|. Water levels affected by ntarby Dumping. Mar. 30, 1973, 31.66; Sept. 7, 31.95.

Johnson County

4140550Q1323501. Local well in limestone of tlluri Isd 735 ft (224 m) above * 106.3Q ft (32.37 ml telt Records available: 1971-74.

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414315091252002. used artesian well in limeston 753 ft (230 m) above msl. MP 8.15 ft (2.48 m) below Isd, Ap Records available: 1941-74.

Mar. 20, 1972 14.40 Sept.20, 1972 14.56 May 17, 197313.93 Nov. 19

403609091240801. Local well In alluvial sand, dia ft (161 m) above msl. HP (1.66 m) below Isd, Hai

415422091422601. Local number 82-7-l8cddl. Lester Petrak. Dug unused water-table well In glacial drift, dlam It ft (1 m), depth 111 ft (1) m) , cribbed with brick. Lsd 83 C ft (255 m) ibo msl. MP base of recorder shelter, 0.08 ft (0.02 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.09 ft (0 below Isd, Aug. 4, 1968; lowest 11.18 ft (3.ill m) below Isd, Mar. 7, 1964. Records available: 1959-74.

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4.78

4.87

1974

415816091393401. Local number 83-7-28addl. Collins Radio. Drilled unused artesian well In limestone of Silurian age, diam 10 in (25 cm), depth 420 ft (128 m), cased to 75 ft (23 m). Lsd 735 ft (224 m) above msl. MP top of well cover, 6.15 ft (1.87 m) below Isd. Highest water level 51.10 ft (15.58 m) below Isd, Feb. 25, 1963; lowest ql.12 ft (27.77 if) below Isd, July 27, 1966. Records available: 1962-74.

Wat

..... 64.55 75.60 79.01

..... ..... 76.05 79.70

..... ..... 76.50 80.58

..... ..... 77.38 81.3063.42 72.02 78.11 80.7863.52 73.23 79.02 82.22

19714

86.20 8?.00 Pi.14^ 78.45

number 83-7-32accl. Floyd Pelter. 22nd Ave. Southwest ana 1 Drilled unused artesian well in limestone of Silurian age, dia m), cased. Lsd 805 ft (245 m) above msl. HP plug in well COM ft (23.13 m) below Isd, Jan. 26, 1942; lowest 100.99 ft (30.It

available: 1940-74.

Water level

Feb. Mar.

May 20, 19711 91.25

Apr. 2It

1)20526091370701. Local number 84-7-13bcbl. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in glacial drift, diam l\ in (3.2 cm), depth 17 ft (5 m), screened 15-17 ft (4.6-5.2 ra). Lsd 892 ft (272 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 0.75 ft (0.23 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.11 ft (0.31) m) below Isd, Mar. 29, I960; lowest 12.90 ft (3.93 ra) below Isd, Dec. 3, 1956. Records available: 191)0-74.

Ap

Jan. 23, 1974

1)3211)0095595301. Local number 99-44-26dd31. State of Iowa. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 20 in (51 cm), depth 38 ft (12 m), lined with tile. Lsd 1,1)00 ft (1)27 m) above rasl. MP plug top of well cover, 2.01 ft (0.61 ri) above Isd. Highest water level 0.09 ft (0.03 ra) below Isd, Mar. 2, 1973; lowest 9.711 ft (2.97 ra) below Isd, Oct. 24, 191)0. Records available: 1940-1)3, 191)7-71). Jan. 17, 1972, 4.18; Mar. 2, 1073, 0.09; Oct. 2, 1.39; Jan. 22, 1974, 2.70; Nov. 30, 5.86.

4325490961111.01. Lo-aJ number q9-45-5abal. Citv of Rock Rapids. Drilled unused artesian well in DakDtii Sandstone of Early Cretaceous age, diam 10 in (25 cm), depth 375 ft (111) ra ) j cased to 296 ft (qo m). Lsd 1,36"< ft (417 m) above msl. MP plug in cover over casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water IPVP! 100.08 ft (30.50 m) below Isd, July 27, 1961); lowest 113.90 ft (34-72 m) below Isd, Nov. 30, 1^71). Records available: 1960-71). Jan. 17, 1972, 111.32; Mar. 2, 1973, li:.33; "ft. i, 112.'3; J-itj. 22, 1974, 112.75; Nov. 30, 113.90.

1)117250931)8360:. Local number 75-26-23aaaal. Town of St. Charles, Ho. 1. Drilled unused arte­ sian well in limestone of Mississippian age, diam 10 in (25 cm), depth 1,058 ft (322 m), cased 0-657 ft (0-200 ra). Lsd 1,067 ft (325 m) above msl. MP plug in well cover, 1.20 ft (0.37 m) abovf l&d. Highest water level 261.6^ ft (79.74 m) below Isd, Nov. 20, 1962; lowest 267.41) ft (81.52 ra) be:ow Isd, Sept. 13, 1974. Records available: 1962-74. Feb. 15, 1972, 266.08; May 16, 1973, 266.05; Mar. 1?, 1974, 266.93; July 10, 266.96; Sept. 13, 267.44.

4l]9l|8094fJ22001. Local number 75-28-2abbl. Glen Newton. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 24 in (6l cm), depth 32 ft (10 ra), cribbed with rock. Lsd 1,093 ft (333 ra) above msl. MP hole in board platform, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level 9.30 ft (2.83 m) below Isd, May 16, 1973; lowest 20.59 ft (6.28 m) below Isd, Oct. 1, 1943. Records avail­ able: 1940-74. 'eb. 15, 1972, 15.84; May 16, 1973, 9.30; Mar. 12, 1974, 9.85; July 11, 17.78; Sept. 13, 15.67.

Water level

411541093123401. Local number 7^-20-31dbcdl. Miss Amanda Elliot. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 15 in (38 cm), depth 29 ft (9 m), lined with tile. Lsd 919 ft (280 m) above msl. MP hole in top of plank platform, 1.31 ft (0.110 m) above Isd. Highest water level 2.31 ft (0.70 m) below Isd, June 11, IQt?; lowest 27.42 ft (8.36 m) below Isd, Oct. 28, 1953. Records available: 1940-74. Feb. 15, 1972, 17.25; May 15, 1973, 3.31; Nov. 14, fi.96; Mar. 12, 1974 , ^.51; July 10, 7.18; Sept. 13, 12.09.

II2035509253II701. Local number 84-l8-24dbadl. City of Marshalltown. Drilled unused artesian well in glacial sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 200 ft (61 m), cased to 190 ft (5fi m), screened 190-200 ft (58-6! m). Lsd 871 ft (265 m) above msl. MP hole in plate over casing, 1.80 ft (0.55 m) above Isd. Highest water level 4.92 ft (1.50 m) below Isd, July 13, 1951; lowest 44.36 ft (13-52 m) below Isd, Aug. 26, 1971. Records availatle: 1949-71, 1973-71. No measurement made in 1972. Mar. 5, 1973, 32.77; Oct. 1, 37-56; Nov. 18, 1974, 36.78.

1)05835095012901. Local number 71-36-6dac well in glacial drift, diam 1*5 in (3.2 cm), 1,081 ft (329 m) above msl. MP top of cas 2.52 ft (0.77 m) below Isd, May 31, 1951; Records available: 1950-711.

Jan. 17, 1972 15.18 Oct

1412120091080401. Local number 76-2-30cbaa4. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in alluvial sand and gravel, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 27 ft (8 m), screened 24-27 ft (7-8 m). Lsd 546 ft (166 m) above msl. MP base of recorder shelter, 3.70 ft (1.13 m) above Isd. Highest water level 8.51 ft (2.59 m) below Isd, May 16, 1973; lowest 13.78 ft (4.20 m) below Isd, Dec. 4, 5, 10, 1971. Records available: 1966-74.

; noon, from r-

20

Eom

13 1^

10.90 9.23

1973

u 6 3 371^1051

fl.56 ..... 9.18 9.96 10.54.... ..... 9.31 30.08 10. 5 7

.... ..... 9.54 ..... M. 6

9.069.04 in ^7

..... 10.47

..... 1 n . 4 7

4n4J c 70Q51512ni. Local number 53-38-7ccal. William Brayman. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 12 in (W cm), depth 44 ft (13 m), lined with tile. Lsd 1,087 ft (331 ml above rasl. MF top of 3/4-in (1.9-cm) pipe inserted through board cover, 1.50 ft (0.1)6 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.44 ft (0.44 it) below Isd, June 23, 19147; lowest 20.96 ft (6.39 m) below Isd, "lov~. rl), 1 Q 58. Records available: 1934-74.

Date

Mar. 13, 1Q73Apr. 17May 15

Water level

41 3839093232001. Local number 79-22-22aabl. J. G. Reed. Dug unused water-table well in gla­ cial drift, diam 36 in (91 cm), depth 39 ft (12 m), cribbed with drain tile. Lsd 930 ft (283 m) above msl. MP top of pipe in concrete cover, 0.45 ft (0.14 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.75 ft (0.53 m) below Isd, May 16, 1073; lowest 11.22 ft (3.42 m) below Isd, Dec. 6, 1956. Records available: 1940-74. Feb. 15, 1972, 4.89; May 16, 1973, 1.75; Nov. 15, 4.32; July 11, 1974, 2.75; Sept. in, 5.56.

421700095025701. Local number 86-36-4cddl. Ft ate Conservation Commission. Dug unused water- table well in glacial drift, diam 36 in (91 -m), depth 9 ft (3 m), cribbed with concrete. Lsd 1,223 ft fV3 m) above nsl. MP top of concrete cover, 2.70 ft (0.82 m) above Isd. Highest water level 2.48 ft (1.76 m) below Isd, June 28, 1945; lowest dry, Aug. 29, 1956, Feb. 19, 1957. Records available: 1940-74. July 29, 1972, 4.95; June 5, 1973, 3.96; Mar. 13, 1974, 4.02; Nov. 28, 6.15.

4230120Q5174201. Local nunl.er 89- 3H-26abal. rity of Scnal]er. Drilled public-emergency-supply artesian well in Dakota Sandstone of Early Cretaceous age, diam 10 to f, in (25 to 20 cm), depth 352 ft (107 m), cased to 352 ft f!07 m), perforated 304-352 ft (93-107 m). Lsd 1,376 ft (4l9 m) above nsl. MP edge of pump breather ripe, 1.80 ft (0.55 ml above Isd. Highest, water level 210.04 ft (64.02 m) below lid,'Mar. 25, 1948; lowest 229.55 ft (69.97 m) below Isd, Oct. 4, 1973. Records available: 1940-74. Jan. '5, 1972, 228.46; July 29, 228.80; Far. 5, 1973, 228.72; June 5, 228.86; Oct. 4, 229."; Jan. 21, 1974, 229.20; Nov. 28, 229.50.

415901093392703. Local number H3-24-20dadl. Agricultural Engineering Experiment Station. Dug unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 36 in (91 cm), depth 33 ft (12 m), cribbed with brick. Lsd 1,022 ft (312 m) above msl. MP top west side of cement platform, 0.25 ft (0.08 m) above Isd. Highest water level 5.90 ft (1.80 m) below Isd, May 31, 1944; lowest 26.09 ft (7.95 m) below Isd, July 14, 1939. Records available: 1939-74. Jan. 18, 1972, 13.08; July 31, 9.82; Mar. 5, 1973, 7.68; Oct. 4, 11.31; Jan. 21, 1974, 8.72; Mar. 13, 8.31; Nov. 20, 11.90.

41234309 4 t 1201. in glacial drift, dia: (300 m) above msl. «-1 (0.96 m) be]oh Isd, M avall-iblr: ic.c,r_7l;. Pet.

1 number 76-25-17aabal. John F. Johnson, Jr. Dug stock water-table well in (76 cm), deoth 40 ft (12 m), cribbed with cement tile. Lsd 984 ft

3 of board cover, 0.71 ft (0.22 m) above Isd. Highest water level 3.15 ft .8, 1961; lowest 37.16 ft (11.3-! m) below Isd, Aug. 14, 1963. Records

197-1 , 21.79; May 16, 1973, 6.31; Mar. 12, ]9?4, 5.46; July 10, 5.84;

421 p 370940fl3601. Local number 87-28-29cccl. Ransom Helms. Drilled glacial drift, diam 12 in (30 cm), depth 42 ft (13 m), lined with tile. msl. t'T top r,f recorder platform, 4.10 ft (1.25 m) above Intj. Highest (0.02 m) below Isd, Aug. ], 1972; lowest 13.62 ft (4.15 m) below Isd, Ma available: 1542-74.

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2.83

.... ^ .^-j .... .... . . . .

1)23013091211(701. Local number 8g-30-22ddal. Johnson Township Consolidated School. Barnum. Drilled unused artesian well in sandstone of Cretaceous a%e, diam 4 in f10 cm), reported depth 203 ft (63 m), cased to bottom, perforated 203-208 ft (62-^3 m), measured depth 203 ft (6' m). Lsd 1,174 ft (358 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 6.AO ft (1.95 m) below Isd. Highest water level 30.86 ft (9.41 m) below Isd, July 2, 1915; lowest 41.72 ft (12.72 m) belov; Isd, Nov. 16, 1Q71. Records available: 194?-45, 1947-711. Jan. 16, 1972, 41.60; Mar. 1, 1Q73, 39.71; Oct. 4, 39.QI); Jan. 21, 1974, 1)0.00; Nov. 19, 40.?9.

The observation-well program In Kansas was continued during 1972 through 1974 in cooperation with the Kansas Geological Survey, the Division of Water Resources of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, and the Division of Environmental Health of the Kansas Department of Health and Envi­ ronment. In addition, the City of Wichita cooperated in Harvey, HePherson, and Sedgwick Counties. Figure 1< shows the location of observation wells included in this report.

. numbered locally either serially within counties or in accordance with the Bur_.. _. Land Management's system of land subdivision. By the latter method each well number is made up of three segments. The fiist segment indicates the township, the second the range, and the third the section in which the well is situated. Townships are numbered south from the north border of the State. Ranges are numbered east or west of the Sixth Principal Meridian, which is a line on the east side of Jewell, Mitchell, Lincoln, Ellsworth, and Rice Counties. The letters after the section number, which are assigned in a counter-clockwise direction beginning with "a" in the northeast quadrant, represent subdivisions of the section. The first lette n ' ' ~'~

ct, the second the 40-acre tract, and the third the 10-acre tract. Thus "in the SV\SV\W\ sec. 4, T.I 5 S., R.21 E.

37200G098594C01. Local number 31-15W-19bdb. Fornerly 1. D. S. Shaiv. Drilled unused able well in deposits of Permian age, diam 8 to 6 in (20 to 15 cm), depth 95 ft (29 m), ilvanised iron. Lsd not available. MP top of well cover, 1.05 ft (0.32 m) above Isd. ater level 34.45 ft (10.50 in) below Isd, Dec. 17, 1971; lowest 82.99 ft (25.30 m) below :t. 17, 19140. Records available: 1940-614, 1966-67, 1969, 1971-72, 1974. No measurement made in 973. Dec. 21, 1972, 74.45 (measurement made by Kansas State Board of Agriculture); Feb. 1, 1974, 1. 14; Dec. 17, 314.45.

38014509921(1301. Local number 23-19W-22ccc. Formerly in. E. F. Llppoldt. Dug unused water- tahle well in Dakota Formation of Early fretaceous age, diam 4.50 ft (1.37 m), depth 68 ft (21 m), cribbed with rock. Lsd 2,238.l( ft (682.3 m) above msl. M? top of hole in concrete cover, 0.60 ft (Q.]° n) above lad. Highest water level ^O.'tQ ft (it;. 1!'! m) below Isd, Dec. 18, 1074; lowest 68.20 ft (20. 7 n m) below Isd, Kar. 13, 1146. Records available: 1944-74.

Water Water

374445100025501. Local number 26-25W-34bbb. Formerly 8. F. H. Diehl. Drilled irrigation water-table well in alluvium, diam 20 in (51 cm), depth 20 ft (6 m), cased with concrete. Lsd 2,490.2 ft (759.0 m) above msl. MP top of easing, 0.30 ft (0.24 m) above Isd. highest water 1 0.86 ft (0.26 m) below Isd, May I 7 , 1942; lowest 11.32 ft (3-l<5 m) below Isd, Dec. 30, 1974. Records available: 1938-74.

Ma

user. Drilled stock water-table well in depth 6a ft t21 m), cased with galvanized ft (716.2 m) above msl. MP top of casing,

9 ft (18.47 m) below Isd, Oct. 17, 196l; low- rds available: 1952-71, 1973-71- No measure Board of Agriculture. Jan. 4, 1=173, 63.65;

3 7433710121550i. Local number 27-37W-4da. Formerly 5. C. L. Jury. Drilled unused water- table well in deposits of Pleistocene age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 139 ft ("42 m) , cased with iron. LsJ 3,063.99 ft (Q35.73 m) above nsl. I',F top of casing, 0.40 ft (0.12 m) above Isd. Highest water level 65.53 ft (19.97 m) oelow Isd, May 9, Nov. 28, 1951; lowest 137.1(2 ft (1(1.89 m) below Isd, Sept. 11, 1974. Records available: 1911-714. Measurements made by Kansas State Board of Agrieul-

375530097300301. Local number 24-2W-35aaa. Formerly 839. City of Wichita. Drilled observa­ tion water-tatle well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age; diam i\ in (3.2 cm); depth 44 ft (.13 m), previously reported 27 ft (8 m); cased with galvanised iron. Lsd 1,389.19 ft (1(23.43 m) above msl. MP top of pipe, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 10.62 ft (3-24 m) below Isd, Aug. 21, 1939; lowest 32.52 ft (9.91 rO below Isd, May 1, 1957. Records available: 1938-74. Measurements made by city of Wichita.

Ma

3834onoa74nn301 (revised). Local number 17-3W-17ddd. Formerly 17-3-l7dd. U.S. (Jeol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in terrace deposits of Pleistocene age, diam 1^ in (3.2 cm), depth 37 ft (11 m), cased with galvaniseJ iron. Lsd 1,331.5 ft (4n5.fl ra) above msl. MP top of pin. , n.Sn ft (n.2l m) above Isd. Highest water level 16.75 ft (5.11 m) below Isd, July 24, 1951; J UP.-' :T.Rn ft (Q.o° PI) below Isd, Sent. ", 1^56. R«:oris available: iQI^-74.

Mar

38172S099470701. Local number 20-22W-20ccc. Formerly 2. C. L. Whitley. Dug and drilled irrigation water-table well in terrace deposits of Pleistocene age, diam 20 in (51 en), depth 51 ft (16 m), cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 2,193 ft (668 m) above msl. MP top of concrete curb, south side, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level 17.81 ft (5.43~m) below Isd, July 12 1951; lowest 1-1.79 ft (12.74 m) below Isd, Aug. 17, 1965. Records available: 1940-74. Measure­ ments made by Kansas State Boaru of Agriculture.

Mar.

395146099383601. Local number 2-21W-lbbb. ter-table well in terrace deposits of Pleis ?viously reported 70 ft (21 n); cased with sly reported 2,122.4 ft (616.9 m), above ms -jve Isd. Highest water level 16.40 ft (5.00

Re

Verner Ross. Drilled i (61 cm) ; depth 69 ft

iron. Lsd 2,124.05 ft (647.41 m of pumpbase, east side, 1.30 ft Isd, June 13, Oct. 8, 1970; love

available: 1946-70, 1972. Measurement dis .5; Oct. 3, 23.6.

1. HP top

3731370981)11101. Local nunber 29-13W-13aaa. Formerly 29-13-13aa. E. R. Kessler. Drilled un­ used water-table well In sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, iiam 10 in (25 era), depth 119 ft (36 m), cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 1,916.7 ft (584.2 IT) above msl. MP top of concrete plat­ form, south side, 0.40 ft (0.12 m) above Isd. Highest water level 87.65 ft (2b.72 m) below Isd, June 29, 1953; lowest 92.25 ft (28.12 m) below Isd, Dec. 15, 1954. Records available: 1951-74.

Date Water level

ant made by Kansas State Board

g Measurement made by Kansas State Board of Agriculture

395909097554601. Local number l-5W-7bb. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven ar water-table well in alluvium; diam r^ in (3.2 cm); depth 12 ft M m), preii (1) m); cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 1,515.31 ft (1(61.87 m) above msl. (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 2.75 ft (0.34 n) belcw Isd, Sept. (2.93 m) below Isd, liar. 28, 1956. Records available: 191)7-7;. Keasuren Mar. 10, 1972, 6.0; June 20, <t.j-y Aug. 5, *t. 4; Oct. 25, 6.1.

381)430097351201. Local number 15-2W-l8cd3. Fcrmerly 15-2-l8cd. U.S. Qeol. Survey. Drilled and driven observation water-table well in terrace deposits of Fleistocene age, diam I 1-, in (3.2 cm), depth 44 ft (13 m) , cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 1,261.3 ft n«4.1) m) above msl. MP top of pipe, 1.1)0 ft (0.1)3 m) above Isd. Highest water level 11.50 ft (3-51 m) below Isd, Sept. 18, 1951; lowest 28.65 ft (8.73 m) below Isd, Sept. 7, 1956. Records available: 191)6-72. Measurement dis­ continued. May 16, 1972, 25.1)0; Nov. 7, 25.27.

371)651097195901. Local number 26-lE-21bb. Formerly 809. City of Wichita. Driven observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age; diam 1H, in (3.2 cm); depth 29 ft (9 n,) , previously reported 32 ft (10 m); cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 1,330.32 ft (1)05.1)8 m) above msl. MP top of pipe, 3.60 ft (1.10 m) above Isd. Highest water level 5.91 ft (1.80 n) below Isd, July 11, 1951; lowest 17.68 ft (5.39 m) below Isd, Jan. 31, 1957. Records available: 19?8-74.

Mar. 30, 1972 15.98 Eec. 29, 1972 16.56 Oct.

392100101441001. Local number ^-ltoW-2'lbaa. Vi-toria Van Drasek Estate. Drills 1 unused table well in Ogallala Formation of Miocene age; dlan 6 in OS cm); depth ififi ft (51 n) , previous lj reported 163 ft (50 m); cased with galvanized iron. Lsd ?,697.7 ft (1,127.1 m) abuvf msl. MP top of casing, west side, 0.70 ft (0.21 m) above Isd. Highest water level 135.=') ft (1)1-31 m) below Isd, Apr. 21, 1953; lowest 161).28 ft (50.07 m) bplow Isd, Mar. 8, ]972. Records available: nl|8-71' Measurement discontinued. Mar. 8, 1^72, 16*1.2? (measurement "lade by Kansas State Board of Agri­ culture) .

375129098111201. Local number 25-13W-3bbb. Formerly 25-13-3bb. M. L. Halley. Driven unused water-table well In sand and gravel of Pleistocene age; diam 1.25 in (3.2 cm), previously reported 4 In (10 cm); depth 32 ft (10 m); cased with iron, sand point driven in well pit. Lsd 1,932.1 ft (588.9 m), previously reported 1,933-3 ft (589.3 m), above msl. MP top of pipe, 0.80 ft (0.21 n) above Isd. Highest water level 2.75 ft (0.81 m) below Isd, Hay 21, 1952; lowest dry, Aug. 15,

He available: 1951-7!). Measu ade by Kansas State Board

Waterlevel

1956

1957

211.77 ?2.Q9 ^5.05 25.20 21.32 21.85 j.55

25.02 125.10 121.61 125.00 125-05 121.51 125.01 125.01 121.07 121.61 125.79 125-31 121.50 125.39 126.15 121.83 125-85 121.38 126.05 125.07 121.10 125.27 126.55 126.26 121.10 121.85

JulyOct.Jan.Apr.JulyOct .Jan.Apr.JulyOct.Jan.Apr.JulyOct.Jan.Apr.July

Oct.Jan.Apr .JulyOct.Jan.Apr.JulyOct.Dec.Mar.JuneSept .Mar.JuneSept.Dec.Jan .

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16161716,11151313,12151117,1111261716,12179

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10151916,15.1510,q

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1957

1958

1959

I960

1961

1962

1963

1961

1965

1966

125,124,124,124.125.124,124.124.125.126.124.124,125,126.123,123.127.125.124.124.124.124.124,123,124,125.125.123.124,124.125.123.124.124,123.122.

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.78,72.42.60,41,77.13,02.35.19,00,83.^9 77,30,02,41,101030,05,36,00,89.44.90.15.24.25,4120.05,54,26

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Pabst, M. E., and Jenkins, E. D., 1973, Water-level changes in northwestern Kansas 1950-73: Kansas Geol. Survey Jour., 11 p.

Pabst, M. E., and Jenkins, E. D., 1974, Water-level changes in west-central Kansas, 1950-74: Kansas Geol. Survey Jour., 15 p.

Pearl, R. H., Roberts, R. S., Keene, K. M., and McClain, T. J., 1970, Water resources of north­ western Kansas: U.S. Geol. Survey Hydrol. Inv. Atlas HA-42Q.

Richards, D. B., and Dunaway, T. W., 1972, Geohydrologic data for numerical modeling of ground- water withdrawals in the Little Arkansas River basin area, south-central Kansas: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file report, 426 p.

Stullken, L. E., Weakly, E. C., Gutentag, E. D., and Slagle, S. E., 1974, Geonydrolopic data from Greeley, Wichita, Scott, and Lane Counties, Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Basic Data Series Ground-Water Release No. 4, 58 p.

U.S. Geological Survey, Water resources investigations in Kansas, 1972: U.S. Geol. Survey Folder.Ward, J. R., 1973, Geohydrology of Atchison County, northeastern Kansas: U.S. Qeol. Survey Hydrol.

Inv. Atlas HA-467._____1974, Geohydrology of Nemaha County, northeastern Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Ground-Water

Series Ho. 2, 19 p.Winslow, J. D., 1972, Geohydrology of Jefferson County, northeastern Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey

Wells are nuirbered according to their latitude-longitude location, i Local well numbers are also given.

The local well lumbers are in accordance with the Bureau of Land Management's systen of land subdivision. Eaen well number is made up of three segments. The first segment indicates the township, the second the range, and the third the section in which the well is situated. The letters after the section number, which are assigned in a counter-clockwise direction (beginning with the letter "a" in the northeast quarter), represent subdivisions of the section; the first letter denotes the iDO-acre tract, the second the 10-acre tract, and the third the 10-acre tract. lumbers are added as suffixes to distinguish wells in the same tract. Thus, tne number 103.30.Qadd designates the well in the SE^SEyjE'; sec.9, T.108 N., R.30 W.

Date

Aug. 27, 1969Oct. 16tiov. 21Dec. 22Feb. b, 1^70Mar. laMay bJ^ne 1^

Day Jan

Water level Udte

10.60 Julv 16,11.29 Aug. 2811.37 Oct. q11.52 liov. 2511.77 Jan. 811.62 Feb. 239.75 Apr. 9J.22 May 2t>

Highest water

Feb Bar Apr

8 J'6

rfater level

1970 9,1U.10.

/ .1971 9.

8,8.

level for

May

8.17

7.71

,91.<=,2.31.95,01.62,61.35

the day

Jun

0. 348.57

1.P1

Date

July 9, 1971Aug. 25Oct. 12Dec. 9Jan. 20, 1972Mar. 13Apr. 19June 5

, from recorder

Jul Aag

9.85 ....

Water level

9.2910.3710.598.599.219.638.268.91

graph, 197

Sep

10.21

JuneAug.Sept.Nov.Dec.Jan.Mar.

3

Oct

Date

30, 197211253

iq26, 19738

Nov

9.76

9.61

Water level

9.198.628.658.738.939.059.16

Dec

9.70

9.58

41)1030094254501. Local number 108.33.9add. Erwin Kjelshus. Drilled unused water-table well Ir glacial drift, diam 16 in (4l cm), aepth 32 ft (10 m), casing information not available. ^sd l,00j ft (306 m) above msl. FP top of concrete cover, 0.40 ft (0.12 m) above Isd. Highest water level 2.59 ft (0.79 m) below Isd, Apr. 9, 1969; lowest 17.68 ft (5.39 n) below Isa, Feb. 28, 1956. Records available: 1942-74.

Water

Aug. 12, 19

Sept.

May

6.574.00

464250092274201. Local number 49.17.23caa. City of Cioquet. Drillel unused water-table well in glacial sand and gravel, diam 12 in (30 en), depth 51 ft (16 IT), screened 26-46 ft (6-14 m). Lsd 1,230 ft (375 m) above msl. HP top of wood platforn, l.HO ft (0.43 m) above Isd. Highest water level 4.66 ft (1.42 m) below Isd, Aug. 17, 1953; lowest 16.59 ft (5.06 m) below Isd, Mar. 3. 1964. Records available: 1948-74. Measured by Warren Hebert.

Jan Oct.

y-

L.U

I I..

Z L .

.L-..U

""Ox

} i...

4fa385409625C701. L'^cal nunber 137 . 45. 30cdbl. City of Barnesville . Drilled unused water-table 11 in glacial drift, diam 1C in U5 cnl , depth 73 ft (22 m) , casing information not available, i 1,022 ft (312 m) above nsl. MF tci of casing, 1.50 ft (0.46 m) above Isd. Highest water leve 86 ft (0.57 n) below Isd, June 9, 19b2; lowest 11.86 ft (3.6l m) below Isd, Jan. 3, 1970. cords available: 1911-1-74. Measured by Everett Mudderman.

Water Date vel

4442200930550T1. Local numbe Drilled irrigation and dcmestic (15 cm), deptn 415 ft (126 n>, c 1-in (2.5-cm) breatner pipe, 2.^ below Isd, Sett. 18, 1973, May 2 Records available: 197-1-7-.

114.11.4ddal. Agricultural Experiment rtesian well in Jordan Sandstone of Lat sei to 355 ft (108 m). Lsd 940 ft (287 m) abcft V0.64 jr.') above Isd. Highest water level t

, 1974; lowest 65._3 ft (19.88 m) below Isd, t

Jan. 22, 1974 63.12 Mar. 6 63.06

63.00 62.88 63.14 63.08 63.45 63.35 63.60

Local nunber 2'j . 23 . 3Obdal. Tescox Corporat iun. 2633 Fourth Gt. SE., :d inuced artesian well in lolomite of Prairie du Chien Group of Early Ordovi- Sandstone of Late Canbriar, -I=-,<L , Jiam 8 in '20 cm), depth 445 ft (136 m) , re- rt (80 ri). Lsd P45 ft (253 m) above nisi. HP top of wood platform, 12.20 ftHighest water level 77.9 l't (23.7 m) below Isa, Apr. 21, Dec. 26, 1952; lowest

iluw Ifd, Hug. 3, 1969. Records available: 1952-74. hater levels affected by

.... 96.8 109.5

.... 100.3 103.9

.... 97.7 lOfa.o

.... 100.6 iou.4100.1 100.0 110.fi99.7 103.9 107.7

- -1 1

15 ....

25 79.1

U " J ' "'- 3J--- - -> u._.-< ,|.-

197j

60. c, .... 30.5 105.1 104.5 94.2 S&.u 54. j MI. 7

77.1 30.2 76.6 Qo o 94.2 6°. 5 81.1 87.1' 76. t 79.8 80.6 87.7 9d.u 38.5 9:,. 7 8^.^ 53.1 79. Q

1974

1 "

^Q 770 f78. t

7t -<

6Q.4 100.5 Sb.Q 90.y 83.983.7 108.9 87.0 85.^ 65-387.6 St.9 S'J.i Q1.5 82.b90.3 37.: 91.; = 7.9 fcl.791.9 S9.0 Bb.6 87. 4 bl,."

HH53l)7093213im. Local number 117 21. 32dadl. Village of Edina, well 9. Ha Ave. Drilled public-supply artesian well in Hinckley Candstonc of Preoambrian In (1)1 to 25 cm); depth 1,130 ft (31J 1) ra); 24-in (6l-cm) casing n-12'J ft fn-38 m), l6-i>i flii-rm) casing 0-563 ft (n-172 n) , in-ln (25-cm) casing 5?3-l,nio ft <\f.2-^°, m^ . Lsd 933.2Q ft (23^.^7 above msl. MP hole In east side cf purepbase, 2.00 ft fn.r'l ra) above Isd. Highest water leve] 23".81 ft (70.35 ra) belc " ' " Records available: 196l-7't.

Date lev

Jan. 19, 1972 279.09Mar. 10 299.00Apr. 18 29t.0tJune 1 29^.39

28 3 0 1 . 3 34-ig. 15 315. 8tSept. 22 308.70

1). Water le

Date

Nov. B, 197Dec 11)Jan. 2M, 197Mar. 7Apr. 18May 31Jane 12

_ number 117-

vels affected by regional r,u TC ln ? .

level Llate levt.

2 303. 30 Aag. 21, 1975 jM.l.300.25 L'ept.23 311.29

3202.33 Nov. t -'00 . 3K,89. 34 Dec. 11 jC^.Ul295. gl) Jan. ^2, -97'- -06.15304.17 nar. t ":Q1.8t338.33

23.11ttll. Minneton^a Boat w'_"ks, Inc

Dhte "^^

Apr. 16, 197^ -113. '-1Maj 29 31l). 02Aus. 2^ 340.56Oct. 2 322.70r;cv. 12 30-. 90_^c. 12 2°-.te

jr?r,L . Drilled

Jan. 18, 1972 21.U2Mar. 9 21.19Apr. 18 2.1.00June 1 22.60

28 2M.61Aug. lit 25-02Fept.22 ^2.91

1450223093231801. Local number lib.21.7dctl. Village of New Hope. 47th Ave . North and Aqulla Ave. Drilled unused artesian well in Jordan Candstone of Late Cambrian age, diam 16 in (11 cm), depth 422 ft (129 m), cased to 339 ft (103 m). Lsd 933 ft (284 m) above msl. MP top of wood platform, 3.00 ft (0.91 m) above Isd. Highest water level 60.46 ft (18.43 m) below Isd, Dec. 17, 1967; lowest 71.35 ft (21.75 m) below Isd, July 11, 1970. Records available: 1965-74. Water levels affected by regional pumping.

165142094432201. Local number 139.32.Ibaaa. U.S. Geol. Survey, Badoura Nursery. Bored ob vation water-table well in glacial outwash sand, diam \\ in (3.2 cm), depth 21 ft (6 m), well 19-21 ft (5.8-6.4 re.). Lsd 1,423 ft (434 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) abo Isd. Highest water level 10.78 ft (3.29 m) below Isd, Oct. 30, 1Q73; lowest 13.75 ft (4.19 m) below Isd, July 24, Oct. 3, 9, 1973. Records available: 1970-74. Measured by Archie Hakala.

point

Date

151212.61 12.70

29 12.76Jan. 5, 1971 12.85

12 12.8619 12.9726 12.98

Feb. 2 13.029 13.05

16 13.1223 13.17

Mar. 2 13.2410 13.2817 13.jj22 13.3730 13.40

Apr. 6 13.4113 12.8420 12.7127 12.56

May 4 12.4411 12.3618 12.3025 12.22

June 1 12.208 12.25

15 12.3023 12.3629 12.40

July 6 12.4613 12.5420 12.4027 1^.19

Date Wate

Aug. 2, 1971 12.1510 12.2017 12.2724 12.3831 12.48

Sppt. 7 12.4914 12.5421 12.6228 12.63

Oct. 5 12.6912 12.7119 12.7526 12.75

t:ov. 3 12.4710 12.1U16 12.0123 11.9630 11.98

Dec. 7 12.0114 12.0621 12.1828 12.20

Jan. 4, 1972 12.2811 12.3218 12.4026 12.48

Feb. 1 12.498 12.55

15 12.5922 12.6629 12.69

Mar. 7 12.7114 12.7821 12.7127 12.57

Apr. 4 12.6511 12.6718 12.29

Date

12

Watevel

June 27, 1972 11.64July 4 11.75

10 11.8218 11.8625 11.89

Aug. 1 11.928 11.96

15 12.0022 12.0329 12.08

.2019 12.2726 12.32

Oct. 3 12.3810 12.4217 12.4824 12.5731 12.68

Nov. 7 12.6914 12.7421 12.8128 12.85

Dec. 5 12.8912 12.9419 13.0026 13.05

Jan. 2, 1973 13.119 13.17

16 13.2123 13.2830 13-32

Feb. 6 If. 3914 13.4721 13.5027 13.54

Mar. 6 13.5813 13-5220 13.5227 13.55

Apr. 3 13.6110 13.6417 13.6324 13.66

May 1 13.67

May 22, 1973 13.6629 13.67

June 4 13.6712 13.6919 13.6825 13.66

July 3 13.7110 13.7217 13.7324 13.7531 13.58

Aug. 6 13.4614 13.4021 13.3528 13-34

Sept. 5 13.4810 13.5417 13.6625 13.71

Oct. 3 13.759 13.75

16 11.3223 10.8730 10.78

Nov. 6 10.8613 10.8720 11.0127 10.91

Dec. 4 11.1911 11.2018 11.3226 11.37

Jan. 2, 1974 11.419 11.52

15 11-5624 11.6830 11.74

Feb. 6 11.7912 11.8226 11.93

Mar. 5 12.0012 12.1019 12.1526 12.22

Apr. ; 12.2612.33

lli 11.96

Date le

Apr. 23, 1974 11.9830 11.82

May 8 11.6814 11.5921 11.5028 11.31

June 4 11.2211 11.1518 11.06

JuneJuly

Aug.

Date

25, 197439

1622306

1322

Water level

11.11.11.111 111 .1.1.1111

,02 Aug.,20 Sept..29.24.26.32 Oct..40.13.55

Date

27, 1371, 3101721(18

1522

Water level

11.11.11.11.1111.111212

57

.62

.YO

.76

.yo

.91

.ia

.10

Isanti County

153110093110001. Local number \ artesian well in Hinckley Sandstone ._ _______ ____cased to 352 ft (107 m). Lsd 960 ft (293 m) above

5.23.32acbl. Village of Cambridge. Drilled public-supplyof Precambrian aKe, diam 20 in (51 cm), depth 630 ft (192 m),

- ,^_, .... ___.- ... . MP edge of vent pipe, 3.00 ft (0.91 m)above Isd. Highest water level 2.50 ft (0.76 m) below Isd, Jan. 17, 1971; lowest 7.05 ft (2.15 m)

available: 1972-71. Water levels affected by pumpingbelow Isd, Aug. 1, 1971. ells. Measured by Thoir

Mar. 15, 1973 3.5922 1.3929 1.67

Apr. 5 1.6312 1.9519 1.9826 5.11

May 3 5 -1510 5.0218 2.8'.24 2.8031 1.96

June 7 3.0011 6.2021 5.3728 5.33

July 5 5-6812 7.0019 7.0026 6.15

Aug. 2 5-929 4.33

16 5.7723 1.1830 4.17

Sept. 6 6.9211 ..8020 6.9327 6.02

Dot.11

.111..

May

a Well bel

155236093172301. Local number 39.21.11dde. Village of Hora. Drilled public-supply artesiar well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 12 in (30 cm), depth 170 ft (52 m), cased to 150 ft (46 m), screened 150-170 ft (46-52 PI). Lsd 1,011 ft (308 m) above rasl. MP edge of vent pipe, 2.10 ft (0.73 m) above Isd. Highest water level 32.28 ft (9-81 m) below Isd, Apr. 6, 1973 lowest 11.36 ft (13.52 m) below Isd, Apr. 22, 1968. Records available: 1968-71. Measured by Donald Dahl.

Mar. 18, 1968 13.0025 42.99

Apr. 1 13.008 12.97

15 42.8522 44.3629 43.84

May 6 43-73Ij 43.bl20 43.6627 43.61

June 3 43-7710 43.6817 43.5424 43.26

July 1 42.898 42.42

15 42.2522 42.4929 42.4.

Aag. 5 42.4212 12.161<3 12.52

Aug. 26, 1968 42.74 Sept. 3 42.68

9 42.83 16 42.96 23 42.80 30 42.42

Oct. 7 42.25 14 41.80

40.74 39.42

Feb. 3, 1969 39.6410 39.6617 39-7724 39-94

Mar. 3 40.0510 40.2217 40.2424 40.3631 40.28

Apr. 7 40.0914 37.8821 36.3128 J5-33

May 5 34.2412 33-8519 33.7426 33-81

June 2 34.2010 34-7316 34.7824 35-1530 35-19

July 7 35-09

July 15, 1969 35.3522 35.4630 35.77

Aug. 6 35.7t15 36.2,21 36.7928 37.15

Sept. 5 36.8811 37.1518 37-3726 37.23

Oct. 3 37-689 37-67

18 36.0124 38.2430 38.39

Nov. 6 38.4714 33.5220 38.7528 38.77

Dec. 5 39.1013 39.2519 <«J47

May

45U730035C11601. Local i.uirLer 11 J . 35 . Uab 11. iuriington Northern, Ii.c . u'illmar. Drilled un­ used artesian hell 1:, sand and ;ra"el _f Plelstortne a^e, dlan i: In (15 cm), depth 320 ft ( r-ib m), screenea 295-j20 ft t9C-'3b in). LsJ 1,110 ft (31(" IT. i ao^ve nisi. !IP wDcd floor of Instrument shelter, l.uj ft (0.^0 rrU abuve Isd. Fignest water level 12.73 ft (3.90 n) below Isd, May 12, 1969; lowest 25. ? 2 ft (7.90 n below Isd, July 12, 1Q71. Records available: 1968-7H. Water levels affected b;- riurp.iiinp;.

,-atc-r lev*I for the lav. -"(

441705090084501. Local nunter 110 . 44 . j3dc 51. J . 2,. Geol. "jrvey. urilld- observation aitesian well in sandstone of Cretaceous age; diare 8 to 5 in ( 2U to 13 CT.) ; depth 36"" ft (295 m) ; 3-in (20-cm) casing 0-449 ft (0-137 n), 5-in (13-cm) casing 449-690 ft (137-271 m) ; screened 890-900 tt (271-274 n). Lad 1,738 ft (530 IT.) above nsl. MF top of recorder platfcrn, 3-50 ft (1.07 n) above Isd. highest water level 248.41 ft (75-72 IT.) below Isd, Apr. 20, 1970; lowest 250.57 ft (76.37 ml below Isd, Nov. 29, 30, 1974. Records available: 1969-74.

GROUND-WATER LEVELS, 1Q72-74, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1974

cal number 157.48.27baa. U.S. Geol. Survey, North of Argyle. Bored obser-glacial Lake Agassiz beach deposits, diam ~L\ in (3.2 cm), depth 24 ft (7 m),

ell point 22-24 ft (6-7 m). Lsd 844 ft (257 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 3.00 ft (0.91 m)Highest water level 2.30 ft (0.70 m) below Isd, July 17, 1974; lowest 4.85 ft (1.48 m)

------- -vailable: 1971-74.Recc

Date Water Date Wate Date Water Date Water

Jan. Feb.

Jan. 30, 1974 4.39Mar. 14a 4.75June 4 3.37July 17 2.30Sept. 5 2.82Oct. 8 2.88Nov. 21 3.11

460444094212501. Local number 130.29.8dcc. well in glacial gravel, diam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 5S 1,149.02 ft (350.22 m) above msl. MP top of casing, level 7-35 ft (2.24 m) below Isd, July 28, 1972; lo» Records available: 1949-74.

1972 Sept. 1, 1972

Apr

Apr .May

June

July

Aug.

Sept

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

27, 19734

111825I8

1522296

1320273

10172431

. 71421285

12192629

1623307

10.10.10.10.9.9.9.

10.11.11.10.11.11.11,12.11.10.10,10,10,10.10.10.10101010.101010101010

0513280187.79.73.25,27,26.65,15,69,76,01,17.71.71,67,59.48,55.55.61.44.22.29. 2Q.32.35.39.46. 4Q

29Apr. 5

12 19 26

May 3 10 17 24 31

June 7

MINNESOTA, RICE COUNTY

Water level

Water level

Water level

454230C95143001. Local number 126.36.20bccl. U.S. Geol. Survey. Bored observation water-table well In flacial outwash sand and gravel, diam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 17 ft (5 m), screened 14-17 ft (4-5 m).~ Lsd 1,354 ft (413 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 3.84 ft (1.17 m) below Isd, July 27, 1972; lowest 8.79 ft (2.68 m) below 1974. Records available: 1966-74. Measured by John Morris.

Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.

Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.

SeptOct .Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJuly

1010421

2725171252

21.181516181514149842

, 1966 6.907.21

, 1967 7.427-677.857.786.666.586.335-706.066.356.687.027-347.66

, 1968 7.948.208.358.237.587-517.66

445648093053402.St.clanto 2HighIsd,near

MayJuneJulyAug.

Sept

Oct.Dec.Jan.Feb.

Pauag

12estAu

by

1714129

1623

.1327159

1723

1. Drilled 1e and Jordanft (65 m). Lwater level

g. 16, 1972.wells.

, 1971 108.90123.05125.48129.90125.15125.60122.20108.7579.3566.45

, 1972 65.5265-86

JulyAug.SeptOct.Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.SeptOct.Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Apr.MayJuly

Local numndustrlalSandstonesd 770 ft63.24 ft (Records a

Mar.Apr.MayJuneAug.SeptNov.Dec.Jan .Feb.Mar.Apr .

23, 196820

.1717181616, 196911111012121413.111313108, 1970

26132814

ber 28.22artesianof Late C(235 m) a19.28 m)vailable:

22, 197220302716.21

11323, 1973232626

78887888844555666777766

.80

.04

.29

.43

.98

.18-39-55-72.90-75.06.43.79.25.64.88.10.34.69.20.41 71

Ramsey

.6abd2. Nowellambrbovebelo

19

657081

12413488686664646972

in dolian agems 1 .

w Isd,71-74.

.46 76.36.65.00.80.03.80.63.82.23.87

Aug.Oct.Nov.Jan.Feb.Apr.MayJulyAug.Oct.Dec.Jan.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan.

County

25, 19707

236, 1971

228

258

207

1425, 1972151224272729696

12, 1973

rthwestern Nationomite o, diainMP edgeJan. 14Water

MayJuneJulyAug.SeptOct.Nov.Dec.Jan .Feb.Mar.Apr.

f Prairie16 in (41of vent p

, 1974; lolevels aff

25, 1973252321.1917191414, 1974121310

7777877677566544344454

alducm)ipe

ect

921201261219075666463646367

.25

.78

.43

.72

.11

.00

.15-78.18.63.54.06.35.26.54.00.84.12 73.77.20.50

BankChie, de, 7.t 13ed p

.80

.20

.70

.90

.98

.79

.22

.72

.24

.16

.30

.62

55 East Fifth St., roup of Early Ordovi-

), depth 355 ft (108 n), casec 50 ft (2.29 m) below Isa.

134.00 ft (40.84 m) below

May 9, 1974 6fa.62June 6 114.25

21 109.35July 3 120.20

17 125.^031 119.60

Aug. 14 121.6530 93.54

Oct. 4 91.25Nov. 18 64.00Dec. 16 63.55

Plant, Faribault. Drill- 6 In (15 cm), depth 483 ft

-i of 1-in (2.5-cm) breather ) below Isd, June 7, 1974; 1973-74.

Oct. 25, 1973 70.65Nov. 1 70.61

8 70.7314 70.5321 70.2430 70.90

Dec. 7 70.9113 70.6920 70.8328 70.32

Jan. 3, 1974 70.7910 70.9218 70.7224 70.7831 70.90

Feb. 7 70.5615 70.4921 70.4828 70.43

Mar. 7 70.42

Mar. 15, 1974 70.4121 70.3027 70.44

Apr. 4 70.5111 70.2419 70.3625 70.45

May 3 70.489 70.50

16 70.89

May 23, 1974 70. '1430 70.31

June 7 70.1913 70.2221 70.1527 70.67

July 3 71.1611 71.3118 71.6725 71.00

472638092533601. Lo:al number 57-20.5dadl. Burlington Northern, Inc. Drilled unused artesiai well In B.inablK Iron-formation of middle Trecarnbrian age, diam 12 to b in (30 to 15 cm), depth 430 ft (131 n), cased to 315 ft (96 m ) . Lsd 1,470 ft C-4d n) abuve nsl. HP top of wood platfc 1.20 ft to.37 rr) abov_- Isd. -lighest water level 55.29 ft (16.85 m) belc

Dec. 1, 1972 5 C'.6'JJar.. 5, 1973 55.57Feb. 3 55.3-Mar. 16 5fa.25Apr. 20 56.77Kay 29 57-20

Aug. 2, 1973 57-61Ser-t. 7 57.74net. 15 57.61Hov. 16 57.46Dec. 17 57.36Feb. 4, 1974 57.25Mar. 21 57.40

473011U925243C1. Local number 5&. 2'J . l6dbei . City of Chisholrr. Drilled unused artesian well i glacial outwasti sana and gravel, diam 12 in (30 en), depth 40 ft (12 rn), screened 30-40 ft (9-12 IT. ^sJ 1,500 ft (457 m) abcve rr.bl. HP top of rfood platform, 1.70 ft (0.52 n) above Isd. Highest water level 0.23 ft :0.07 n) below Isa, May 10, 1954; lowest 15.60 ft (4.75 m) below Isd, Mar. 23, 24, 1957. Records available: 1953-74. Water levels affected by pumping.

Feb. 25, 1972 11.6_Apr. 3 11.12Jute 9 10.10July 13 10.75Aug. 25 9-91Cept.22 J.33Oct. 24 8.49

442708092155401. Local number 111.12.4bbd. City of Lake City. Drilled unused artesian well in Mount Simon Sandstone of Late Cambrian age, dian ifi in (4l cm), death Mo ft (131 m), cased to 258 ft (79 m). Lsd 685 ft (209 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.31 m) above Isd. Highest water'level o.7 c ft (2.Q7 m) below Isd, Aug. 12, 1974; lowest 11.3' ft (3.4^ F.) below Isd, Sept. 30, 1974. Record- available: 1«74.

450328032482901. LDcal nurrber 30. 20 .28acdl. -ity of ftillwater, well 3. Mulberry and Gecond Et. Drilled unused artesian well ir Ironton, Galesville, and Eau Claire Sandstones of Late Cambrian age, aiam 2* in 61 err), Jpptn 440 ft (134 m) , cased to 237 ft (72 m). Lsd 718.32 ft (218.Q4 m) acove msl. MI tor. of wood platform, 1.30 ft (0.40 m) abcve Isd. Highest water level 6.5 ft (2.1 m) below Isd, Apr. 21, 1974; lowest 26.3 ft (8.2 m) below Isd, July 29, 1967. Records available: 1967-74. t/ater levels affected by pumping.

mber 106.10.19dda. City of St. of Prairie du Chiep Grcup of Ear 30 ft (3 ~). ^o>j !-.ct availatlt

water leve^ j2.72 ft (a.97 m> IP 1, 197M. Peeords available: 19

Watt

nderson, Henry, Jr., Farrell, D. P., and Broussard, In. L., 197^, Water reseu-ces of t!watershed, south-central Minnesota: U.S. Geol. Survey Kyaro.1. Inv. Atlac i-.A-;25.

____1374, Water resources of the Lower Minnesota River watershed, south-centi al Minnesota:U.S. Geol. Survey Hydrol. Inv. Atlas HA-526.

ndersor, henry, Jr., Farrell, D. P., Broussard, W. L., and Felsheim, I. E., I.J 7l<, dater resourcesof the Cannon River watershed, southeastern Minnesota: U.S. Geol. Survey Fydrui. Inv. AtlasHA-522.

Fiver watershed, southwestern'Minnesota: U.:. Gecl. Survey Hydrol. Inv. Atlas -:A-'ib6. ricson, D. W., Linaholm, G. F., and Helgesen, J. L., 1974, Water Resources of tne Rum River water-

sned, east-central Minnesota: U.S. Geol. Survey hydrol. Inv. Atlas HA-509. elgesen, J. LI., 1973, Appraisal of ground water for irrigation in the Little 7allE area, Tlorrison

County, Minnesota: I'.:. Qeol. Survey Water-Supply Paper 2009-D.Lindhc 1973,

plain aquifer, Minnesota: U.S. Heol, Survey open-file rept. elgesen, J. 0., Lindholm, G. F., Broussard, W. L. , and Ericson, D. W., 197-, 'water Resources cfthe Kettle River Watershed, east-central lir.nesct a: I.E. Gecl. Survey Hydi-cl. Inv. Atlas HA-'437.

indholra, G. P., Farrell, D. P., and Helgesen, J. 0., 197H, "nater Resources of tne Crow Wing water­ shed, south-central Minnesota: U.S. Geol. Survey Hydrol. Inv. Atlas Hn-5Jc.

indnolm, 3. F. , helgesen, J. 0., Bro-ussara, W. L. , and Ericson, D. W. , 137k, Wattr Resources oftne Snake River watersned, east-central Minnesota: U.S. Geol. Survey Hydrol. Inv. Atlas HA-438.

ir.Qholrt,, G. P., Helgesen, J. 0., Broussard, \<. L., and Farrell, L. F.,'lqH, hat^r ^sources cfthe Lower St. Croix River watershed, east-central Minnesota: U.S. Geol. L'ur^e/ riyl^ol. Irv.Atlas HA-H90.

an Voast, W. K., Broussard, /,'. L., ana V;heat, r. E., 1972, Water resources cf the Minnesota Rive:-Ha«k Creek watersned, southwestern Minnesota: L.S. Geol. Survey Hydrol. Inv. At^as HA-391.

n-well program in Nebraska was continued in 1972 through 1974 in and Survey Division, University of Nebraska. Figure 6 shows the ncluded in this report.

Well-Numbering System

Local well numbers are also given.The local well numbers are based on the land subdivisions within the U.S. Bureau of Land Manage­

ment's survey of Nebraska. The numeral preceding the N (north) indicates the township, the numeral preceding the E (east) or W (west) indicates the range, and the numeral preceding the terminal letters indicates the section in which the well is located. The terminal letters A, B, C, and D Indicate the well's location within the section. The first letter denotes the quarter section or l60-acre tract and the second the quarter-quarter or 40-acre tract; they are assigned in a counter­ clockwise direction, beginning in the northeast corner of each tract. Thus, a well in Adams County in the NwyjEH sec. 23, T.7 N., R.10 W. would be assigned the number 7N-10W-23AB. When additional wells are located in the same 4o-acre tract, they are distinguished by appending a sequential digit to the well number. Thus, a second well in the NWsNE^ sec. 23, T.7 N., R.10 W. would be assigned the number 7N-10W-23AB2.

Well Descriptions and Water-Level Measurements

40310309821)11001. Local number 7N-10W-23AB. Henry Fricke. Drilled unused water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 8 In (20 cm), depth 155 ft (1)7 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,927 ft (587 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. High­ est water level 99-95 ft (30.46 m) below Isd, Jan. 22, Mar. 14, 1935; lowest 122.35 ft (37.29 m) below Isd, Aug. 15, 1974. Records available- io?lj_i!« mjiB_-7ti

Lowest water level for the day, from recorder graph, 1972

Day

1)14958100061501. Local number 22N-24W-33CA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in fine sand of Pleistocene age, diam 1 in (2.5 cm), depth 13 ft (4 m), screened 11-13 ft (3-4 m). Lsd 2,618 ft (798 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.40 ft (0.43 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.04 ft (0.32 m) below Isd, Mar. 8, 1950; lowest 6.97 ft (2.12 m) below Isd, Aug. 8, 1951. Records available: 1934-74.

Sc-'-VV'riri-" ; " L - -J =^s

413:323098074501. Local number lS'J-7W-4CA. U.S. Seal. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in cand jf Pleistocene age, dlarn 1 In 12.5 cm), depth 22 ft (7 m) , screened 20-22 ft (6-7 ra) . Led 1,762 ft (537 n 1 above nsl. MP top *. f casing, 2.°0 ft (0.83 nj above Isa. Highest water level 8.57 ft (2.61 :,: i telurf Isd, May * , 1973; lowest 15.17 ft (4.62 m) oelow Isd, Oct. 26, 1910. Records available: 1^36-42, 194B-74. 'lay : 5, 1972, 11.12; Oct. 17, 10.H2; May 4, 1973, b-57; :i ct. 25, 11.08; May 23, 1974, 11.00; Nov. 7, 11.99.

42C945102551501. Local number 25K-4SW-4DDD. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand of Marsland Formation of Tertiary age, diara 1<5 in (3.2 em), depth 204 ft (62 m), scri-er.ea 92-9P ft (28-^0 re) . Lsd 4,032.95 ft (1,229.24 n) above msl. MP top of 1%-in (3.2-cm) ripe, i.oo f^ (0.61 n) above Isd. Highest water level 63.14 ft (19.25 IT) below Isd, Jan. 25, 1950; lowest 92.58 ft (28.22 m) below Isd, jet. 21, 1974. Records available: 1946-74. t.'ov. 6, 1972, H9.29; Oct. 29, 197i, 91.46; Apr. 9, 1974, 89.54; Oct. 21, 92.56.

Drilled obse

4046] HOO°50'!'J01. Local number QM-l^W-lDC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam S in (?n cm), depth 38 ft (12 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 2,Q6n.43 ft (f2?.02 m) above msl. "IP top of -asing, n. So ft (0.24 m) above Isd. highest water level 15.?6 ft f4.68 m) below Isd, June 11, 1952; lowest 27.22 ft (8.30 m) below Isd, Aug. 25, 1957. Records available: 1946-74.

104345098560001. Local number 9N-11W-19DE. Robert D. Lewis. Erillej in 11 in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 21 in (61 cm), depth 51 ft

water table. Lsa 2,10j.lb ft (610.71 m) above msl. HI hole in pur. above Isd. Highest water level Z2.55 ft (6.67 in) below Isd, June 9 below Isd, Aug. 30, 1974. Records available: 143U-74.

Mate

111420097173001. Local number 15N-1E-27DD. U.S. Geol. Survey. Erilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 5 in (13 err.), depth 210 ft (64 ml, perforated 199-210 ft (61-61 m). Lsd 1,618 ft (493 m) above msl. MP top of platform, at Isd. hignest water level 89.20 ft (27.19 m) below Isd, Dec. 31, 1971; lowest 10b.63 ft (33.11 rr} below Isd, July 23, 1961. Records available: 1958-71.

403220101384001. Local number 7N-38W-28CC. Roy Hust. Drilled unused water-table well In sane of Pleistocene age, diam 18 in (46 cm), depth 143 ft (44 ra), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 3,284.6 ft (1,001.2 ra) above rasl. MP top of casing, 0.30 ft (0.09 ra) above Isd. Highest wate level 72.82 ft (22.20 ra) below Isd, June 29, 1964; lowest 88.40 ft (26.94 ra) below Isd, Oct. 10, 1974. Records available: 1944, 1948-74. Oct. 20, 1972, 83.82; Oct. 22, 1973, 85.65; Oct. 10, 1974, 88.40.

403235101395501. Local number 7N-38W-29CBE. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation wate table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam b\ in (14 era), depth 230 ft (70 ra), casing perfor below water table. Lsd 3,290.30 ft (1,002.88 ra) above msl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15 above Isd. Highest water level 55.87 ft (17.03 m) below Isd, July 4, 1964; lowest 75.39 ft (22.98 ra) below Isd, Aug. 25, 1974. Records available: 1964-74.

Lowest water

Day Jan Feb Mar Apr

423205100321501. Local number 30N-28W-36AAA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Bored observation water-table well in sand and peat, diara l^ in (3.2 era), depth 12 ft (4 ra), cased with galvanized iron. Lsd 2,897.26 ft (883.08 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 3.00 ft (0.91 ra) above Isd. Highest water level 0.08 ft (0.02 ra) above Isd, Oct. 31, 1963; lowest 1.80 ft (0.55 ra) below Isd, Sept. 22, 1970. Records available: 1961-74.

Date Date Date Wate Wate

410917102410001. Local number 14N-47W-26CB. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diara 1 in (2.5 cm), depth 29 ft (9 ra), screened 27-29 ft (8-9 ra). Lsd 3,872.8 ft (1,180.4 ra) above rasl. MP top of casing, 1.20 ft (0.37 m) above Isd. Highest water level 18.32 ft (5-58 ra) below Isd, Mar. 28, 1951; lowest 22.28 ft (6.79 ra) below Isd, Oct. 29, 1974. Records available: 1940-42, 1944, 1947, 1950-52, 1954-74. Oct. 18, 1972, 22.10; Oct. 26, 1973, 21.60; Oct. 29, 1974, 22.28.

402940098154001. Local number 6N-8W-17BB. Willard W. Kissinger. Drilled irrigation water- table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 18 in (46 era), depth 151 ft (46 ra), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,846 ft (563 m) above rasl. MP hole in turbine base, at Isd. Highest water level 95.53 ft (29.12 ra) below Isd, June 24, 1954; lowest 105.75 ft (32.23 m) below Isd, Oct. 15, 1974. Records available: 1952, 1954-74. Oct. 16, 1972, 103.70; Oct. 15, 1973, 104.60; Oct. 15, 1974, 105.75.

412810097054501. Local number 17N-3E-4CC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam i\ in (3.2 cm), depth 16 ft (5 m), screened 14-16 ft (4-5 m). Lsd 1,370.58 ft (417.75 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 4.15 ft (.1.26 m) below Isd, Apr. 1, 1952; lowest 8.05 ft (2.45 m) below Isd, Sept. 4, 1971. Records available: 1946-74.' Jan. 10, 1972, 7.18; Feb. 12, 7.11; Mar. 1C, 7.03; Apr. 7, 6.92; Oct. 30, 6.11; Oct. 23, 1973, 5-38; Oct. 28, 1974, 7.62.

413910099285001. Local number 19M-1QW-2BB. Ralph olagel. Drilled irrigation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 13 in (46 en), depth 69 ft (21 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 2,561.95 ft (719.92 m) above msl. MP hole in turbine base, at Isd. High­ est water level 8.80 ft (2.68 m) below Isd, Aug. 8, 1974; lowest 19.41 ft (5.92 m) below Isd, Sept. 1, 1954. Records available: 1949-55, 1957-71, 1973-74. No measurement made in 1972. Meas­ urements made by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

Water _,__ Water

Local number 10N-21W-1GDDD. U.^. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- nd gravel of Pleistocene age, diara 6 in (15 cm), depth 120 ft (37 m), casing er table. Lsd 2,420.58 ft (737-79 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ftHighest water level 9.74 ft (2.97 rr.) beluw Isd, Oct. 24, 25, 29, 1365; lowes low Isd, July 31, 1972. Records available: 1964-74.

404850099503501. Local number 10N-22W-29AA. U.S. Seol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 1 In (2.5 cm), depth 12 ft (4 ro), screened 10-12 ft (j-4 ro). Lsd 2,435.14 ft (742.23 ta) above rasl. MP top of casing, 1.80 ft (0.55 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.52 ft (0.46 n) below Isd, July 12, 1°47; lowest 8.88 ft (2.71 ra) below Isd, Oct. 19, 1972. Records available: 1931-43, 1945-55, 1957-74. Oct. 19, 1972, 8.88; Nov. 7, 1973, 7.98; Oct. 23, 1?74, 8.50.

400155101521301. Local number 1H-40W-29BB. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in silt and clay, diam 8 in 120 cm), depth 21 ft (6 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 3,207.0 ft (977.5 ra) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.60 ft (0.49 m) above Isd. Highest water level 10.12 ft (3.08 ra) below Isd, Aug. 22, 23, 1950; lowest dry, Aug. 15, 20, 25, 31, Sept. 5, 1972. Records available: 1946-74.

Apr

400155101521302. Local number 1N-40W-29BB2. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand and gravel, diam 6 in (15 en), depth 49 ft (15 m), casing information not avail­ able. Lsd 3,205 ft (977 ra) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.60 ft (0.49 m) above Isd. Highest water level 17-57 ft (5.36 ra) below Isd, Dec. 31, 1974; lowest 20.98 ft (6.39 m) below Isd, Sept. 16, 1974. Records available: 1974. Replaces well 1N-40W-29BB. Sept. 16, 1974, 20.98

402450097434001. Local number 5N-4W-12BC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 100 ft (30 ra), perforated 80-100 ft (24-30 m). Lsd 1,636 ft (499 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, at Isd. Highest water level 73.13 ft (22.29 m) below Isd, June 15, 1957; lowest 87.59 ft (26.70 m) below Isd, Sept. 5, 1974. Records available: 1956-74.

Lowest water level for the

1974

h Tape measurement.

140380C097300701. Local numbe well In Feoria Loess of Pleisto< ft (8-12 nj. Lsd 1,610 ft (491 5.46 ft (1.66 m) below Isd, Feb. Records available: 1956-74.

Sep

401718099491001. Local number 4N-22W-29AD. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 1\ in (3.2 cm), depth 23 ft (7 m), screened 21-23 ft (6-7 -n) . Lsd 2,134 ft (650 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 5.1 ft (1.6 m) below Isd, Oct. 13, 1965; lowest 17.69 ft (5-39 m) below Isd, Feb. 8, 1946. Records available: 1946-74. Measurements made by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

Date Date Water

Oct. 25, 1972 10.00Dec. 4 10.40Mar. 1, 1973 11.30May 2 10.30June 13 10.70July 9 9.50Aug. 3 8.10

414413102244501. Local number 20N-44W-5DB. Cres observation water-table well In fine sand, diam l'-j 1 ft (5-f m). Lsd 3,798.19 ft (1,157-69 m) above msl. Highest water level 4.30 ft (1.31 m) below Isd, uct. Apr. 11, 1941. Records available: 1934-74. Measur Refuge.

; Migratory Bird Refuge. Drilled n), depth 20 ft (6 m), screened 18-20

MP top of casing, 2.50 ft (0.76 m) above Isd. 21, 1934; lowest 8.70 ft (2.65 ml below Isi, nents made by Crescent Lake national Wildlife

pfieId County

Local number 21N-16W-14CB. Frank Smolik. Drilled irrigation water-table well leistocene age, diam 18 in (46 cm), depth 154 ft (47 m), casing perforated below

ble. Lsd 2,174 ft (663 m) above msl. MP hole in turbine base, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. water level 21.62 ft (6.59 m) below Isd, Oct. 16, 1973; lowest 24.92 ft (7.60 m) below Isd, 1959. Records available: 1950-74. Oct. 18, 1972, 22.98; Oct. 16, 1973, 21.62; Nov. 4,

Gosper County

Local number 7N-21W-6BC. Andy Larson Estate. Drilled unused water-table well n of Miocene age, diam 1| in (in cm), depth 132 ft (in m ) , casing perforated Lsd 2,466.05 ft (751-93 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 0.40 ft (0.12 m) above level 57-30 ft (17.47 m) below Isd, Oct. 17, 1973; lowest 117.80 ft (35.91 m)1935. Records available: lQ3 il-40 s 1Q48-74. Oct. 18, 1Q72, 59.20; Oct. 17,

, 197*1, 57.60.

405315098304301. Local number 11N-11W-25CC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand of Flelstocene age, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 37 ft (11 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,922.4 ft (586.0 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.60 ft (0.49 m) abov Isd. Highest water level 12.18 ft (3-71 n) below Isd, June 25, 1949; lowest 23.99 ft (7-31 m) below Isd, Aug. 15, 1957. Records available: 1946-74.

Lowest water level for the day, from recorder

Day Jan Peb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep

1974

Hamilton County

Survey. Drilled observation water- in), depth 131 ft (40 in), casing per

MP top of easing, 1.50 ft (0.46 it d, June 20, 195b; lowest 101.98 ft £ available: 1956-74.

graph, 1972

Day May Sep

94.8294.8294.7894.8294.7294.90

1973

4055140975^3901, 11 in sand and gr; ivel

number 11N-6W-13CB. 0. S. Swedberg. Drilled Irrigation water-table m 24 in (6l cm), depth 194 ft (59 m) , casing perfo­

Lsd 1,812.2 ft (552.4 m) above msl. MP hole in south side turbine base, at Isd. Highest water level 90.04 ft (27.44 m) below Isd, Sept. 29, 1934; lowest 115.33 ft (35.15 m) below Isd, Oct. 4, 1974. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-74. May 16 , 1972, 108.19; Oct. 24, 112.89; May 22, 1973, 109.32; Nov. 2, 113.65; May 7, 1974, 109.45; Oct. H , 115-33.

400920099215501. Local number 2N-18W-9BCC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 5% in (14 cm), depth 170 ft (52 m), casing perfo­ rated below water table. Lsd 2,120 ft (646 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level 84.39 ft (25.72 m) below Isd, May 10, 11, 1966; lowest 109.96 ft (33-52 m) below Isd, Sept. 15, 1974. Records available: 1964-74.

si fo the day, fr

Apr

400620099274001. Local number 2N-19W-28DD. well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 1 i (6-7 m). Lsd 1,960 ft (597 m) above msl. MP top of

5.9 ft (1.8 m) below Isd, Feb. 15, 1966; 1940-41, 1946-66, 1968-741964. Records available:

tion. Mar. 7, 1972, Aug. 1, 11.00

Aug.

U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table i 1 in (2.5 cm), depth 22 ft (7 m), screened 20-22 ft

asing, 1.20 ft (0.37 m) above Isd. Highest owest 12.2 ft (3-7 m) below Isd, Aug. 12,

lade by U.S.

4']145SlC,0=A2c31. Local luir.ber 31I-32W-iIiE. l.C. Qecl. Zjrvey. Drilled observaticn water-tablewell in silt and fine sane, cf Pleistocene art, diair, I\ in (3.2 cir), deptn 18 ft (5 ir), screened lfc-15 ft (^.-1-5.5 "./ Lsu ^,615 ft (7^ n' above nsl. MP ton cf casing, 1.00 ft (O.jO m) above 133. Highest wdter level 1_ 30 ft (3.75 n) below Isd, Apr. ?", 1963; lowest 15.80 ft (4.82 m) below Iso, Aug. 3, 1'70. Records available: 1946-74.

Water level Date Water Water

Local lunter 2 r7 :i-4n- i4DA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table fravel of Pleistocene age, dian 1 in (2.5 cm), depth 17 ft (5 :r.>, screened 15-17 LSQ I,t4l ft ,561 n) above msl. MP top of :asi:ig, 1.10 ft (0.34 rr. i above Is 3.

vel 2.L? f (.0.81 r, , below isci, Apr. 5, I960; lowest 9.90 ft vj.02 nj Selcw Isd,Records available: ij34_7l,.

422S450983"0701. Lee, of Pleistocene age, diaT, Lsd 2,oul.o6 ft (609.92 :... _._-._ .._- level It.b" ft (5.1- ra) bf-loi, Isd, J . . 196s. fecorcs available: 1947-53, 195 1974, 23.OQ.

314QU9B. 10601. Local n^ir.ber 30K-10W-322^A. '.villian J. Murphy. Drillea observation water- well Ir satil -;r:a gravel, liar, c in '20 en), depth 85 ft (26 IT;), casing perforated oelow water

. Lsu 1,352 ft (595 m) above ir.sl. !1? Ton of casing, 1.00 ft (D.30 n) above Isd. Highest level 35.41 ft (10.7J T.I below Isa, Oct. 21, 1&66; lowest 45.05 ft (13-73 r.) below Isd,

jl, 1^74. Recjras a/silabie: 1966-74.

4^j73o09856CL'ji. L.cal nunber oi:i-l 4n-27: Dli. Liner Ouldfucs. Drilled observation oater-table li in satvd anu grav-_l, diaT 8 in (2U era) , aeptn 7- it (2^ rr < , casing perforated beloi. watei cii-. L = d 2,003 ft ,6^4 T) abcve nsl. KF tor of :asing, at isd. Highest water level 30.91 ft .'^ 11) celc-v. j-cJ, J-ily 7, - r-6f ; lowest 49. : h -t 112.30 IP) b^lcv Isi, 2ept. 15, 1971. Records ailable: i9bt-74.

in gr

41l60C10j3935Cl. Lo:al number 151/-55W-17CC. nirr.ball irrigaticn District. Drilled unused water-table we.l in gravel, 3iam 4 in (lo c~.) , Jepth 114 ft (35 m, casing perforated below water table. Lsd >-,~ji. 6 ft U,44U.t m) above n-.sl. "-IP tor, _,f casino, G.e4 <-: (0.26 m) abcve Isd. High­ est water level 91.13 ft (28.10 r;) below Isn, Jan. :', 19:6; lowett lu0.9S f t nj.?'7 "i' belcw Isl,

Oct. 28J 1974, 96.26.

observation water-table in (20 cm), depth 53 ft (16 mJ, casing perforated below water table. Lsd

MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level low Isd, Apr. 5, I960; lowest 8.90 ft (2.71 m) below Isd, July 31, 1954. 1954-74. Oct. 24, 1972, 5.72; Oct. 15, 1973, 4.05; Oct. 22, 1974, 8.13.

403929096401001. Local number 8N-7E-18DDB. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 41 ft (13 m), perforated 36-41 ft (11-13 m). Lsd 1,215 ft (370 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.63 ft (0.50 -i) below Isd, Aug. 25, 1954; lowest 12.55 ft (3.83 m) below Isd, June 20, 1956. Records available: 1954-74. Oct. 24, 1972, 10.58; Oct. 26, 1973, 3.15; Oct. 22, 1974, 11.14.

403833096385501. Local number 8H-7E-20DDA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand, diam 8 ir. (20 cm), depth 33 ft (10 m) , casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,243 ft (379 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 0.16 ft (0.05 m) above Isd, Mar. 27, I960; lowest 11.55 ft (3.52 m) below Isd, Mar. 20, 1957. Records available: 1954-74. Oct. 24, 1972, 4.95; Oct. 26, 1973, 2.31; Oct. 22, 1974, 5.91.

404730096440401. Local number 10N-6E-34CA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 36 ft (11 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,149 ft (350 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.30 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. High­ est water level 9.20 ft (2.80 m) below Isd, Oct. 15, 1973; lowest 13.53 ft (5.65 m) below Isd, Feb. 20, 1957. Records available: 1951-74. Oct. 24, 1972, 16.36; Oct. 15, 1973, 9.20; Oct. 22, 1974, 15.20.

404706096413001. Local number ini{-6E-36CDB. in Dakota Sandstone of Early Cretaceous age, di rated below water table. Lsd 1,200 ft (366 m) Isd. Highest water level 52.99 ft (16.15 m) be below Isd, Sept. 5, 1956. Records available:

Lowest water le

405405n9fi455501. Local number 11N-6E-20DC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and alluvium, diam R in (20 cm), depth 30 ft (9 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,189 ft (362 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 3.00 ft fo.91 m) above Isd. Highest water level 11.69 ft (3-56 m) below Isd, Oct. 8, 1963; lowest 17-53 ft (5-34 ra) below Isd, Jan. 5, 10, 1957. Records available: 1551-74. Oct. ?7, 1972, 16.65; Oct. 26, 1973, 13.33; Nov. 4, 1974, 15.38.

410143098090301. Local number 12N-7W-7AA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam l\ in (3.2 cm), depth 13 ft (4 m), screened 11-13 ft (3-4 m). Lsd 1,762.16 ft (537.11 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest «iater level 3.84 ft (1.17 m) below Isd, Feb. 14, 1974; lowest 10.26 ft (3.13 m) belo Isd, Nov. 5, 1956. Records available: 1945-74.

Date ?«" Date *' DatWater ,. Water

level

Mar. 13 Apr. 25 May 16June 25

NEBRASKA, PLATTE COUNTY

May

1520 25 Eom

1971*

. Fred Smith. Drilled unused water-table well in (3.2 em), depth 35 ft (11 m), screened 33-35 ft

bove msl. MP top of casing, 2.80 ft (0.85 m) above Isd. High- low Isd, Sept. 7, 1951; lowest 17.33 ft (5.28 m) below Isd, 19314-142, 191(14-714. Oct. 17, 1972, 13.26; Oct. 29, 1973, 13.10;

400240098111301. Local number 1N-8W-23AB. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-tat well in silt, loess, and clay of Pleistocene age, diam 8 in (2o'cm), depth 18 ft (5 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,598.15 ft (487.12 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.50 ft (0.16 m) above Isd. Highest water level 0.02 ft (O.ni m) below Isd, July 29, 1951; lowest (re­ vised), dry, May 5, 1970. Records available: 1950-68, 1Q70-7 1*. Apr. 3, 1972, 5.85; Oct. 16, 5-8n; May 17, 1973, 4.67; Oct. 15, 0.58; May 22, 1971, 5.nn; Oct. 15, 5.80.

Phelps County

403123099261501. Local number 6H-19W-2AA. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 1 In (2.5 cm), depth 151 ft (16 m), screened 119-151 ft (45-16 m). Lsd 2,360.81 ft (719.57 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 19.10 ft (11.97 m) below Isd, Oct. 29, 1973; lowest 123-70 ft (37-70 m) below Isd, Mar. 9, 1915. Records available: 1915-56, 1958-71.

Water

g Measureni'

112955097192001. Local j vation water-table well in ed 97-99 ft (29.6-30.2 m). above Isd. Highest water level 60.30 ft (18.- 72.81 ft (22.19 m) below Isd, Oct. 9, 1958. E Oct. 12, 1972, 61.79; Oct. 24, 1973, 67.03; Oc

ver Public Power District. Drilled obser- -m 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 99 ft (30 m) , scree ove msl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15

) below Isd, Mar. 27, Apr. 21, iglO; lowest rds available: 1935-10, 1912-53, 1956-71. 16, 1974, 67.18.

4010151003537'.,-. local n inter 2i:-2?V-^-fl'. Pe.\ f. Haborman. Drilled -.nused water-table well Ir sar.3 if Pleistocene age, liar, 26 in 166 cm , oenth 1)0 ft \12 m), rasing perforated bel^w water 'able. Lsd -,-ol ft (756 T..J abo\e nsl. KF top" of casing:, 3.00 ft (0.91 n) below Isa . Highest water level l^.j. ft i v .jl : i below IsJ, uct. 21, 196^; lowest 37.10 ft (11.31 ml telon Isd, T^ly -1, 135.. Records available: 1950-74.

U03o5509707^501. Local nunber 3H-^E~1Q£F^. U.S. 3eo*. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand and gravel cf Pleistocene age, diam 5 in (13 cm), depth 151 ft Of n), perfora­ ted 11,2-151 ft ,-3-46 n>j. Led 1,1)96 ft (456 T ' above nsl. HF top of casing, at Isd. Highest water level 96.je ft (29. ij 11) below Isd, Mar. 1C, Apr. 15, If, 1963; Ijwest 103.98 ft (31.69 n) t-.iv, Isd, nur. J 1), 1971. Records available: 1959-7 1).

"rr vay J-.t Jul Aug Cep Oct ti<

Ij^.i; lul.5." ...... -01.33 102.18 103.22 103.63 103.2lQl,7o 101.5? ...... ±01.53 102.72 103.40 103.59 103.10 102.86101.59 ...... ...... 101.1)6 102.7 3 103.32 103.51 103.28 102.80101.66 ...... 101.47 101.:e 102.85 103.96 103.65 102.90 102.80 102.34101.L9 ...... 101.5; 101.lt 103.33 103.80 103.1)4 102.97 102.38 102.1)6101,69 ...... 101.39 ±01.25 103.31 103.95 I n 3.32 103.01 102.45 102.69

May 25, 1974 1.0=Jane 25 5-04Jaly 25 fc.b7Aug. 25 7.87Sept.25 8.33Oct. 25 8.1)6Nov. 1 8.40

25 a.35Dec. 25 7.86

4^1005096261502. Local nunter ll).'I-3S-21) 4"D2. U.S. Cieol. Purvey. Drillea observation water- taole '.veil in sand of Pleistocene agt, diar, D i;, (If cm), lecth 80 ft (24 n) , flaotic i ipe siott = a 60-80 ft (16-2-) n). Lsd 1,171 ft (357 n! above ipsl. >1F t^p of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water- level 42.47 ft (12.94 ri) below Isd, May 5, 25, 31, Jane b, Iy74; lowest 44.31 ft do.51 n,) belcw ISQ, Sept. 20, 1972. Records available: 197^-7'i.

NEBRASKA, SEmAFZ

4110 05'J9b2 31502 Cunt inaed.

Day

5 lu 15 20 25 Eon

5 10 152025Eom

5

1520 25 Eom

Jan

44.0744.0644.15 44.08

44.04

44.22 44. Id 44.17 44.10 44.10 44.05

42.81

42.79 42.77 42.76 42.83

Feb

44. Ob44.10 44.07 44.08 44.10 44.32

44.00 44.04 44.0944.07 44.05 42.9?

h42.6g 42.7742.7542.70 42.79 42.7"

Lowest

Mar

44.06 44.04 44.0s 44.12 44.12

4:. 93 42.86 4^.3043.75

^ 7 =

4-. 654,. Co 42.57 42.53

water 1

Arr

44.12 44.12 44.12 44.16 44.17 44.14

4j.b942.67 43. bl

2.60

2.55 -49 2.49 2.50

^vel for

"ayH4.ll

43.9543! 86 43.8643-83

43.53 43.544- .4--J 43.40 43. jL 41.37

42.47 42.4842.4842. 4c 42.47 42.47

the day

Jun

43.314-.H443.83 43.8- 43.60

1973

M3.;7 43.30 43. 2t 42.2fa 42.20 4j.l7

1974

42.47

42. 4Q 42.50 42.51 42.52

from r

2,1

43.83 42-7243.81 43.85 43.67 43.06

43.20 43.lt43.1143.07 43.cr

42.54 42.6342.7542.53 42.91 43.04

'a order

-g

44. Oj 44.08 44.13 44.16 44.20 44.25

43.05 4j.04 42.05 43.05 4 3 . 0 b 43.16

43.10 43. lc43.23 42.17 42.19 43.20

;raph, 1

:«,

44.25 44.25 44.26 44.31 44.27 44.26

43oC 42.24

42.18

43.17

43.1143.11 42. J442.08

72

LCt

44. 2t 44.25 44.2$ 44.24 44.25 44.27

43.20 43.1543.1.L 4J.C3 43. "0 42. -3

-.j.-l

42.96 42.95 42.92 42.35

;icv

44.^4 44.25 44.26 44.2644.16 44.19

42. Jb 42.96 42. -5 42.9042. JQ 42.93

42.88

42.84 4,. 63 4 - . 84 42.60

Dec

44.25 44.26 44. 21 44.10 44.21 44.24

42.4042.3: 42.924-.SS4-. 6.

42.73 42.734^.72 42.7142.77 42.75

h Tape measu

S'.-ctts Bluff Jaunt;

4l53^51033'J 28ol. Local number 22N-55W-11DDC. . J. Ge^l. Curve;/. bcred observation uate well In sand and gravel _:" Pleistocene age, dlair c In (-5 em 1 , dept'i 32 ft (10 ra 1 , cased ult galvanized Iron. Lsa 3,95j ft I 1,205 m' abcve nsl. HF tor ^f :aclnr, at I1 si. Highest hate 23.05 ft 1.7.03 n) belov. Isd, Sept. 25, 1974; lowest 26.55 ft ;c;.09 m lelow Isd, Fav .0, 31, June 1, 1963. Records available: 1962-74.

Lowest water level f.r tr.e aay, frum recorder graph, 1972

Day Jan

5 25.46 10 25.4^ 15 25.52 20 25.54 25 25.57 Eon 25.6"!

Feb

25.64 25-75 25.7725.00

Mar

25.o3

HZ 25.90 25.9325.34

Apr

25.472 b . 0 0 26.03 26. 07 26.09 26.10

May

-6.122b.lt 26.192b.22 26.2626.29

Jun

2 b . 3 c 26.29 2b.30 2 6 . : 1 2b.33 26.35

j u i^'.:l 26.10 2t .05 25. S]

A^

25^V25-7J

25^5. 25.42

3ep

25. -025. -5 25-2025.00 25. J4-5. 15

Get

25. Ou 25.1- 25.14 25.17 25.13 -5.^3

:i:,,

25^225o5

25^7

Ccc

25.39 25.42 25.45 25. "? 25.51 25.54

-'- 73

5 25.58lu 25.61 15 25.64 20 25.63 25 25.65torn 25. f 7

; 5-72

25^79 25. bl 25.32

25.8625.80 25.41

26] 08 26.10

26.11 26.15 26.14 .6.18 26.23 26. -8

26.24 26.3826.43 2b.40 26.35 26.28

26. J.E 26. .4 25.31 25. S4 25-86 25.6?

-5-74

-5.71

25^4b 25. L5

^5.40 25.45 25.2125. J3 24.33

24. -a24. 5^ -4.54

2^45

14.4:, 24.45 24. 4<

^55

24. LC

24.72 24.74 24.7724.31 24.67

-4.32 24.95^4.99

h-5.032 5. '05 25.iC

H7>

5 25.1310 . .. . . 15 .....20 25.24 25 25.27 Eom 25.31

2 C . - 4

25^54

25.5625.6025. b2 25. b5 25.66 25.69

25.7325-75 25.78 25.60 25.8425.se

h Tape measurement .

420000103511501. ^c;a2 runler 22 In alluviun. of o.uaternai> age, diarn water table. Lsd 4,067.7 ft U,245. above lad. hirheat wattr level 23.2

25.8925. 9 1

25:74

25.08 25.55 25.5C 25.58

lin

25.51 25.17 = 5.19 25.16 25.00 25.10

>U-5bh-cA n . :arl Don pert. IS In [4b en., depth 113 9 m) above mal. ",- hole

:4 ft (?.91 mi below lad,

24.o2 24.61 24.24 24.2824.30 24.03

22. ti 23.89 23.83 22.76 23.05 2. .27

23.47

23.65 24.00 24.17 24.31

Drilled Irrigation wat ft (36 m), casing rsrf.r In tjrbljie base, C.70 '"t net. 26, 1-144; icwest 41

24 [50 24.57 24.6, 24.6?

r,2V8b

25^01

er-table we.lated b-low

(0.21 n .04 f*-

(12.51 m; b^low Isl, Oct. fa, Ij6l. 1973, 37.03; Oct. 17, 1974, 25.17.

Eewar*- Co .nty

4o540t097H5001. Local ;,u^.Ler li;j-2E- t lDD. U... Htul. 2,rvey. I.ri well in a ana of Fleistccerj-j age, llan 5 in (13 un. 1, le;tt. 123 ft " n '34-37 m). Led 1,553 ft ,47r t,i abcve nsl. 'IF ton of casln-, at Isi. (23.16 a) below Isl, Lee. J..L, 1965; lowest o".T; ft Cc.74 r,) utlov; 1 = J available: 1356-74.

, poi fcrated _13-12i ft 1 3 -I -st wi-f-r 2 V"i ,7 5.J^ f

;!' jl, I"r4. l-L-i^-T"-:.

GROUND-WATER LEVELS, 1Q72-74, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

'405406097115001 Continued.

Lowest water level for the day, froir

1974

h Tape measurement.

Sheridan County

423034102415001. Local number 29N-46W-10AA. U.S table well In sand of Pleistocene age, diam 6 In (15 below water table. Lsd 3,796 ft (1,157 m) above msl Highest water level 32.47 ft (9-90 m) below Isd, Aug May 29, 1954. Records available: 1953-74.

Lowest water level fo

Day

.oca! number 23N-28W-PDA. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven obwell In fine sand and alluvium, diam K in (3.2 cm), depth 15 ft (5 n), scree Lsd 2,842 ft (8fa6 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 3.30 ft (0.70 m) above Isd 8.73 ft (2.66 m) below Isd, Oct. Ifa, 1970; lowest 10.98 ft (3.35 m 1 I Records available: 1934-40, 1Q42, 19^4-50, 1953-74. Oct. 24, 1972, Oct. 30, 1974, 10.14.

vation water-table 13-15 ft (4-5 m).

Highest uater lev?l Isd, July 23, IJ'-O. Oct. 9, 1975, 9.66;

112955095123201. Local number 18N-16W-30CC. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in sand of Pleistocene age, dian 3/1 in (1.9 cm), depth 14 ft (1 m), screened 12-11 ft (3.7-1.5 ra). Lsd 2,217.bl ft (675.93 m) above msl. HP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.12 ft (0.54 m) below Isd, July 23, 1962; lowest 5.90 ft (l.Bo m) below Isd, Mar. 1, 1973. Records available: 1919-56, 1956-71.

Date Wate Date Date Date

100123098314001. Local number 1N-11W-11AB. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water-table well in silt and fine sand of Pleistocene age, dlam 8 in (20 cm), depth 17 ft (5 m), casing perfo­ rated below water table. Lsd 1,686 ft (514 m) above msl. MP south side of casing, 1.10 ft (0.31 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.34 ft (0.41 m) below Isd, July 11, 12, 1951; lowest 10.56 ft (3.22 m) below Isd, Apr. 5, 1957. Records available: 1916-71. Apr. 3, 1972, 8.15; Oct. 16, 7.10; Hay 11, 1973, 5.16; Oct. 15, 1.85; May 22, 1971, 5.7b; Oct. 15, 8.35.

404620097482501. Local number 9N-4W-6DD. Gustav Thiessen. Drilled observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam Id in (It cm), depth 171 ft (52 m), perforated 83-171 ft 125-52 n). Lsd 1,718 ft (521 m) above msl. HP top of casing, at Isd. Highest water level 79.11 ft (21.21 m) below Isd, June 20, 1959; lowest Q1.87 ft (28.00 m) below Isd, Aug. 20, 1973. Records available: 1959-74.

wate el fo the

1974

405305097361001. Local number 11N-3W-36AB. Mother Jewels Home. Drilled irrigation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 12 in (30 cm), depth 175 ft (53 m), casing perforated below water table. Lsd 1,648 ft (502 n) above msl. MP hole in turbine base, at Isd. Highest water level 65.82 ft (20.06 m) below Isd, Sept. 11, 1952; lowest 80.44 ft (24.52 m) below Isd, Oct. 19, 1971. Records available: 1948-61, 1963-74. Oct. 26, 1972, 78.59; Nov. 7, 1973, 78.32; Oct. 10, 1974, 80.02.

Local well numbers are also given.The local well numbers are in accordance with the Bureau of Land Management's system of land

subdivision. Each well number is made up of three segments. The first segment indicates the township, the second the range, and the third the section in which the well is located. The letters after the section number, which are assigned in a counter-clockwise direction, represent subdivisions of the section. The first letter denotes the 160-acre tract, the second the 40-acre tract, and the third the 10-acre tract. Numbers are added as suffixes to distinguish wells in the same tract. Thus, the number I4o-6l-lbdcc designates the well in the SWuEVftSE's sec. 16, T.lltO H.. R.lb W.

Water levels

475224098443301. Local number 151-63-29aac2. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial sand and gravel, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 67 ft (20 m), slotted pipe 57-67 ft (17-20 m). Lsd 1,483 ft (452 m) above nsl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highe water level 15.20 ft (4.63 m) below Isd, Dec. 15, 1957; lowest 24.14 ft (7-36 m) below Isd, Aug. 29, 1973. Records available: 1951-74.

Lowest water level for the day, from recorder graph, 1972

Day Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Get HDV De

51015

464540101^22101. Local number 138-77-22aad. Cooperative program. Formerly North Dakota State Water Commission. Drilled observation artesian well in McKenzie aquifer, diam 4H in (11 cm), depth 126 ft (38 m), vertically-slotted steel casing 86-116 ft (26-35 m), gravel packed. Lsd 1,738.96 ft (530.011 m ) above nsl. MP top of casing, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level 8.78 ft (2.68 m) below Isd, Apr. 29, 1970; lowest 26.03 ft (7-93 m) below Isd, July 15, 1967. Records available: 1961-74. Water levels affected by pumping.

510 15 20 25 Eom

1973

1653090965142701. Local number 139-19-6adb. Union Stockyards. Drilled unused artesian well in glacial drift, diair. 8 in (20 cm), depth 230 ft (70 m) , screened 220-230 ft (67-70 m). Lsd 89! ft (272 ra) above msl. MP top of 8-in (20-cm) casing, 0.10 ft (0.12 ra) above Isd. Highest water level 21.90 ft (7.59 ra) below Isd, May 7, 1938; lowest 120.91 ft (36.86 m) below Isd, Oct. 25, Dec. 2, 1971. Records available: 1938-71.

Lowest wat(

(JROUND-WATER LEVELS, 1972-71, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Sep

Kidder County

er 110-71-23ccb. K. Maw. Drilled observation water-table well in 1), depth 210 ft (73 m), cased to 70 ft (21 m), perforated 30-70 ft MP top of 5-in (13-cm) casing, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd. Highest

water level 39-51 ft (12.05 m) below Isd, Hay 3, 1957; lowest 1)2.38 ft (12.92 m) below Isd, Dec. 1,1972. Records available: 1955-74. Dec. 1, 1972, 142.38; Dec. 3, 1973, 1)1.89; Dec. 1, 1971), 1)1.56.

465518099391601. Local number 110-71-28bba. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in glacial drift, diara 8 in (20 cm), depth 90 ft (27 m), cased to 60 ft (18 m), perfo­ rated. Lsd 1,760 ft (536 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Is water level 11.75 ft (3.58 m) below Isd, Dec. 3, 1956; lowest 21.99 ft (7.62 m) belc1973. Records available: 1955-71).

Lowest water level for the day, from recorder graph, 1972

Day Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct

51015

La Moure County

162130098132001 (revised). Local number 133-61-3bcl. City of Edgeley. Drilled unused water- table well in Pierre Shale of Late Cretaceous age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 92 ft (28 m), gravel- packed 8 ft (2 m) screen. Lsd not available. MP basement-floor level, edge of 6-in (15-cm) flange, 9-00 ft (2.71 m) below Isd. Highest water level 19.86 ft (6.05 m) below Isd, Apr. 3, 1972; lowest 28.05 ft (8.55 m) below Isd, Aug. 29, 191)6. Records available: 191)0-70, 1972-73. Measurement re­ established April 1972. No measurement made in 1971. Apr. 3, 1972, 19.86; Jan. 5, 1973, 20.31.

1621520981)01201. Local number 131-61-2ldcl. Mrs. Fidelia Davis. Drilled unused artesian well in Dakota Sandstone of Early Cretaceous age, diam IV in (3.2 cm), depth I,2fi5 ft (386 m), screened 1,255-1,265 ft (383-386 m). Lsd not available. HP top of casing, 1.08 ft (0.33 m) above Isd. Highest water level 1.3Q ft (0.12 m) above Isd, Oct. 27, 1955; lowest 3.26 ft (0.99 m) below Isd, Peb. 1R, 1938. Records available: 1937-39, 1950, 1955-59, 1961-67, 1969-71, 1973. No measure­ ment made in 1«72, 19714. Jan. 5, 1973, +1.0° (frozen).

182108100180501. Local number 156-79-10aad. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled unused water-table well in glacial drift, diam 1 in (10 cm), depth 121 ft (37 m), cased to 102 ft (31 m), open-bottom screen. Lsd 1,180 ft (151 m) above msl. MP top of 4-in (10-cm) easing, 2.70 ft (0.82 m) above Isd Highest water level 1.35 ft (0.11 n) above Isd, May 3, 1919; lowest 7.80 ft (2.38 m) below Isd, T,,-,.. -ic 19147. Records available: 1917, 19*19, 1952-71. Dec. 6, 1972, 1.17; Dec. 5, 1973, 1.75;

463707100543501. L Hell Creek Formation o 60 ft (18 ra), open-end 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above lowest 25.23 ft (7-69 No measurement made in 1973.

oal number 136-8l-6dcl. Joe Lanz, Jr. Drilled domestic water-table well inLate Cretaceous age, diam 24 in (6l cm), depth 67 ft (20 m), cased to

screen. Lsd not available. MP top south side of 24-in (6l-cm) wood curb, Isd. Highest water level 20.14 ft (6.14 m) below Isd, July 10, 1950; ) below Isd, Apr. 15, 1941. Records available: 1941-57, 1961-72, 1974. "' ' Dec. 7, 1972, 21.16; Dec. 6, 1974, 21.85-

465055101241801. Local number 139-85-15ccl. Fred Lehde. Drilled stock water-table well in Hell Creek Formation of Late Cretaceous age, diam 24 to 16 in (61 to 4l cm), depth 72 ft (22 m), lined with wood. Lsd 2,195 ft (669 m) above msl. MP north point of wood curbing, 0.90 ft (0.27 m) above Isd. Highest water level 27.19 ft (8.29 m) below Isd, May 16, 1970; lowest 71.54 ft (21.81 m) below Isd, Aug. 21, 1955. Records available: 1941-74.

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr .

May

June

July

Aug.

Sept

Date

2, 1972101521286

1220275

11273

1116232839

1725305

101924308

1623296

131926

. 29

16

Water level

56.6556.2356.1856.0255.7655.6455.6955.5355-4855-5355.6955.8655.9355-9155.9066.8169.5266.4367.5268.0265.2762.1362.0261.6559.4560.1360.7862.9363.3463.3161.9063.7168.0168.3668.4366.9965.9066.76

Wate

Sept.24, 197230

Oct. 7152128

Jan. 5, 1974121926

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1626

Apr.

May

June

July

Aug.

Sept,

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Date

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10172431

. 7142228307

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84398119243218423837105726803904988841543221129403142125321943045881622901

461702097123401. Local number 133-52-34cdd. U.S. Geol. Survey. Drilled observation water- table well in deposits of glacial Lake Agassiz, diam 1^ in (3.2 cm), depth 39 ft (12 m), well point 36-39 ft (11-12 m). Lsd not available. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 0.51 ft (0.16 m) below Isd, May 13, 1972; lowest 10.09 ft (3.08 m) below Isd, Jan. 10, Mar. 24, 1959. Records available: 1937-74. Well destroyed March 1974.

Jan 1972 4.11

Feb.

Mar.

1522295

1219263

111825

4.254.404.685.005.135-305.305.335.281.901.39

Apr .

May

June

1, 19728

1522296

1319273

1017

1.461.271.101.231.801.33.51

1.20.72

1.302.242.90

3.183.584.00 3.05 2.60 2.19 3.20 3-75 4.30 3.62 4.66 4.98

riggs

Croft, M. G., 1974, Ground-water basic data for Adams and Bowman Counties Dakota Geol. Survey Bull. 65, pt. II, and North Dakota State Water Comi Studies 22, pt. II, 294 p.

Downey, J. S., Hutchinson, R. D-, and Sunderland, G. L., 1973, Ground-water basic dataand Steele Counties, North Dakota: North Dakota Geol. Survey Bull. 64, pt. II, and North Dakota State Water Comm. County Ground-Water Studies 21, pt. II, 468 p.

Hutchinson, R. D., 1973, Ground-water basic data of Cavalier and Pembina Counties: North Dakota Geol. Survey Bull. 62, pt. II, and North Dakota State Water Comm. County Ground-Water Studies 20, pt. II, 606 P .

The observation-well program in South Dakota was continued in 1972 through 197!) in cooperation with the South Dakota Department of Natural Resource Development (formerly State Water Resources Commission). Water-level measurements since 1968 have been a joint Federal-State program. Water- level measurements not included herein are on file in the Basic Data Section, District office, Water Resources Division, Tl.S. Geological Survey, Huron, South Dalota. Figure 8 shows the location of observation wells included in this report.

Wells are numbered according to their latitude ai Local well numbers ar^ also given.

The local well numbers are in accordance with the Bureau of Land Management's system of land subdivision. Each well number is made up of three segments separated by a N (S) and W (E). The first segment indicates the township North (South), the second the range West (East), and the third the section in which the well is situated. The letters after the section number, which are assign­ ed in a counter-clockwise direction, represent subdivisions of the section. The first letter de-

Well Descriptions and Water-Level Measur

ii'i2112098l7 J) r)01. Local number 110N62W9bccc. City of Huron. Drilled unused artesian well in glacial outwash, diara 12 in (30 cm), depth 7!) ft (23 m) , perforated 38-74 ft (12-23 m). Lsd 1,306.93 ft (3 Q 8.35 m) above msl. MP top of platform, 2.00 ft (O.bl m) above Isd. Highest water level 10.81 ft (3.29 m) below Isd, Feb. !|, 195^; lowest 1(1.17 ft (12.55 m) below Isd, Apr. 1, I960. Records available: 19514-7!).

SOUTH DAKOTA

443758no8225701. Local number 113N63W2bbbb. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Hitchcock. Drilled observation water-table well In the Tulare aquifer (previously reported glacial drift), diam 4 in (10 en), depth 71 ft (22 m), perforated 19-71 ft (6-22 m). Lsd 1,307.81 ft (398.62 ra) above msl. MP top of well cover, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd (since August 1973). Highest water level 25.09 ft ("7.65 m) below Isd, Oct. 11, 1973; lowest 28.OP ft (8.55 m) below Isd, Mar. 29, I960. Records available: 1953-74.

1972 26.M NoAug.

425643097571001. Local number 94N60W21bccc. U.S. Geol. Survey. Tyndall. Drilled observation water-table well in glacial outwash, diam 3 in '7.6 cm), depth 64 ft (20 m), sandpoint 59-61 ft (18-20 m). Lsd 1,334.52 ft (406.76 m) above msl. MP top of recorder platform, 2.50 ft (0.76 m) above Isd. Highest water level 18.66 ft (5.69 m) below Isd, June 10, 1972; lowest 27.30 ft (8.32 m) below Isd, June 27, 1968. Records available: 1066-68, 1970-71.

1972

451947098355201. Local number 121N65Wlaaaal. ii.S. Bureau of Reclamation. West Warner #1. Drilled observation artesian well in the Middle James aquifer (previously reported in glacial drift), diam 1 in (2.5 cm), depth 144 ft (44 m), perforated 60-144 ft (18-44 m). Lsd 1,336.73 ft (407.44 m) above irsl. MP top of casing, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd. highest water level 2^.96 ft (7.91 m) below Isd, Sept. 13, 1967; lowest 31.40 ft (9.57 m) below Isd, Jan. 17, 196?. Records available: 1Q52-5H, 1967-74.

Water level

Jan. 10, 1973

May

Wate leve

July 10

Jan. 8, 1971*

July 3

Water level

1)5191(6092292201. Local number 122N6W36ocdd. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Warner. Drille observation water-table well in lake sediments of Pleistocene age, diam 4 in (10 cm), depth '4^ (15 m), perforated 6-1(8 ft (2-15 m). Lsd 1,298.70 ft (395.84 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 13-8 ft ( H.2 m) below Isd, July 3, 1953; lowes 2lt.l)l( ft (7-t5 m) below Isd, Apr. 1, 1968. Records available: 1953-71*.

Jan. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. 2 Sept. 5

3, 1972

Jan. Feb.

Apr. May

Feb. 26, 1971* 21.IfApr. 1|May 8

1)51(327100013601. Local number 126N?6W15cccc. U.S. Geol. Survey, R-83. East of Mound City. Drilled observation artesian well in the Grand aquifer (previously reported in preglacial outwash), diam \\ in (3-2 cm), depth 237 ft (72 m) , cased to 237 ft (72 m), screened 231(-237 ft (71-72 m). Lsd 1,688 ft (515 m) above msl. MP top of casing, l(.60 ft (1.1(0 m) above Isd. Highest water level 15-27 ft (1(.65 m) below Isd, Jan. 17, 1973; lowest 21.67 ft (6.61 m) below Isd, May 23, 1967- Rec­ ords available: 1967-74.

Mar. 14 Apr. 20 June 28 July 25Au 15

Dec. Jan. Feb. Apr. May

July Aug.

1(30223096590001. Local number 95fI52W21aaaa. South Dakota Dept. of Natural Resource Develop­ ment, Cu-66A. Formerly Water Resources Commission, Cu66A. South of Centerville. Drilled obser­ vation water-table well in lower Vermillion-Missouri aquifer (previously reported in glacial out- wash), diam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 84 ft (26 m), cased to 84 ft (26 m), open end. Lsd 1,231 ft (375 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd (since July 1966). Highest water level (revised), 52.l( ft (16.0 m) below Isd, Apr. 25, 1969; lowest (revised), 59.52 ft (18.14 m) below Isd, Nov. 14, 1974. Records available: 1966-71*. The measurements published in WSP 20QO, for 1966-71, were in error. The correct measurements for all years of record are included in the table below.

May

Jan. 10, 1973

May 17

444828098433901. Local number 115N66W2aaaal. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Cottotiwood deep. Drilled observation artesian well in glacial outwash, diam 4 in (10 cm), depth 62 ft (19 m), per­ forated 1)0-60 ft (12-18 m). Lsd 1,359-65 ft (414.42 m) above msl. HP top of cover, 3-30 ft (1.01 m) above Isd. Highest water level 19. Q 8 ft (6.09 m) below Isd, Aug. 29, 1953; lowest 27.26 ft (8.31 m) below Isd, Apr. 29, 1968, Mar. 24, 25, 1969. Records available (revised): 1953-74.

3 3 7

July 6 31

Sept. 5 Dot. 3

Jan. 10, 1973

Date Water Wate

434540096461501. Local number 10iJH49W31cccc. South Dakota Dept. of Natural Resource Develop­ ment, S-24. Formerly Water Resources Commission, 5-24. Near Baltic. Drilled observation water- table well in the Big Sioux aquifer (previously reported in glacial outwash), diam I\ in (3-2 cm), depth 26 ft (8 m), cased. Lsd 1,465.00 ft (446.56 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.70 ft (0.52 m) above Isd. Highest water level 4.63 ft (1.4l m) below Isd, May 23, 1969; lowest 14.84 ft (4.52 m) below Isd, Oct. 22, 1Q74. Records available: 1957-74.

Nov

Apr. May

July

Sept 1974

440040097555001. Local number 106N59W5dddd. South Dakota Dept. of Natural Resource Develop­ ment, SM-66J. Formerly Water Resources Commission, SM66J. Near Artesian. Drilled observation artesian well in the Ployd aquifer (previously reported in glacial outwash), diam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 147 ft (45 m), cased to 147 ft (45 m), open end. Lsd 1,313.62 ft (400.39 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd. Highest water level 7.50 ft (2.29 m) below Isd, June 27, 1968; lowest 11.84 ft (3.61 m) below Isd, Aug. 2, 1971. Records available: 1966-74.

Mar. Apr. May

Dec. Jan. Feb.

Feb. Mar.

6, 1974

440600098151001. Local number 107N62W10aaaa. South Dakota Dept. of Natural Resource Develop­ ment, S-67D. Formerly Water Resources Commission, S67D. North of Woonsocket. Drilled observa­ tion water-table (previously reported artesian) well in the Warren aquifer (previously reported in glacial drift), diam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 13 ft (4 m), eased to 13 ft (4 m), open end. Lsd 1,298.98 ft (395.93 m) above msl. MP top of casing, I.8n ft (0-55 m') above Isd. Highest water level 2.22 ft (0.68 m) below Isd, Apr. 3, 1973; lowest 7.28 ft (2.22 m) below Isd, Nov. 5, 1971. Records available: 1967-74.

Ma .23 Nc July 2, 1973

1)44219093300801. Local number 114N64Wllbbbb. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. South of Tulare. Drilled observation artesian well in glacial outwash, diam it in (10 cm), depth fiO ft (18 m), per­ forated 20-6n ft (6-18 m). Lsd 1,310.80 ft (399-53 m) above msl. MP top of recorder platform, 3.22 ft (0.98 m) above Isd. Highest water level 3.85 ft (1.17 m) belov, Isd, July 20, 1Q62; low­ est 18.20 ft (5-55 m) below Isd, Aug. 15, 1971. Records available: 1953-74.

8.72

c Nearby well being pumped, d Nearby well pumped recently, e Estimated, h Tape measurement.

444828098242501. Local number 115N63W4aaaa. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Redfield Southeast. Drilled observation water-table well In lake sediments of Pleistocene age; dlam I\ in (3.2 cm), depth 26 ft (3 m), previously reported 24 ft (7 m); cased to 24 ft (7 m), open end. Lsd 1,293.80 ft (39l<. 35 m) above msl. MF top of casing, 1.20 ft (0.37 m) above Isd. Highest water level 10. Rn ft (3.29 m) below Isd, July 26, Aug. 26, 1948; .owest 17.60 ft (5.36 m) below Isd, Sept. 22, 1950. Records available: 1948-73. Measurement discontinued. Jan. 10, 1972, 15-44; June 7, 13-57; Oct. 10, 12.72; June 5, 1973, 12.29.

444458098385501. Local number 115H65W2Raaaa. U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Pt. 9. Drilled un­ used water-table well in glacial outwash, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 105 ft (32 m), perforated 58-105 ft (18-32 m). Lsd 1,340.43 ft (408.56 m) above msl. MP top of recorder platform, 3.20 ft (0.08 m) above Isd. Highest water level 22.02 ft (6.71 m) below Isd, June 27, 1953; lowest 35.42 ft(in.ROm) below Isd, Aug. 17, 1964. Records available: 1952-74.

Water level at noon, from recorder graph, 1972

1074

25-56 25-52 ..... 25.9525.60 25-52 26.50 h25-8525-54 25-47 26.47 25.8225.53 25.61 26.40 25.9725-52 ..... 26.23 26.15

s25.50 ..... 26.05 26-30

c liearby well being pumped, d Nearby well pumped recently, e Estimated. h Tape measurement.

430405096463201. Local number Q5N50W8abbd. J. J. Dolan. table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 24 ir 42 ft (13 m). Lsd 1,515 ft (462 m) above msl. MP top of CE Highest water level 0.51 ft (O.lb m) below Isd, Apr. 11, 1947; May 2, 1957. Records available: 1936-44, 1946-74.

425240097252001. Local number 93N56Wl4aa. John Kayser. Near Yankton. Bored (previously re­ ported drilled) domestic artesian well in Niobrara Formation of Late Cretaceous age; diam 18 in (46 cm), previously reported unknown; depth 80 ft (21 m); casing information not available. Lsd 1,200 ft (366 m) above msl. HP base of pump, 4-50 ft (1-37 m) above Isd (since January 1972). Highest water level 36.40 ft (11.09 m) below Isd, June 16, 1961; lowest 47.72 ft (14.55 m) below Isd, Aug. 19, 1971. Records available: 1Q46-74.

Wells are numbered according to their Local well numbers are also given.

A three-segment system of letters and first segment is an abbreviation of the the township designation, which is based into three parts--township , range, and sextend"W"ed in the order that the

rangell was in

located in Portage County, township 24 north, range 10 inventoried.

th

second seg ion, and i

re north of the base line ast of the Fourth principal meridian nt is the well serial number, which

ty. For example, well Pt-24/10 / st, section 28, and was the 15tn

435759089490001. Local Wisconsin Conservation Dept l\ in (3.2 cm), depth 21 ft (6 955 ft (291 m) above msl. MP 9.69 ft (2.95 m) below Isd, M

vailable: 1969-74. Wate

ber Ad-17/6/8-76. Wisconsin Dept . Driven observation water-table well

ased to 19 ft (6 m) , well poi casing, 1.50 ft (0.46 m) abo

1973; lowest lb.68 ft (5.08el

natural Resources. Former]n sand of pleistocene age, c19-21 ft (5.8-6.4 m) . LsdIsd. Highest water level

below Isd, Feb. 23, Mar. 2,ted in the following table £

/ised). Local number As-43/4W/32-6. U.S. Forest Service. Drilled unusedwater-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 5 in (13 cm), depth 89 ft (27 m), casing information not available. Lsd 1,470 ft (448 m) above msl. MP top of hole in pumcbase, at Isd. Highest water level 26.0 ft (7.9 m) below Isd, Nov. 3, 1972; lowest 32.35 ft (9.66 m) below

" " Records available: 1957, 1959-74.

1972 Oct. 1, 1972 Nov. 3

1974

\ ^^-r-V~J

Lsd about 1,115 ft (340 m) above msl

1552211092215601. Local number Bt-39/l6W/17-2. Viisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Formerly Wisconsin Conservation Dept. Drilled observation water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 16 ft (11 m) , cased to 46 ft (11 m), perforated 44^-16 ft (13^-11 m) . Lsd 981 ft (299 m) above msl. MP pointer on float gage, 4.87 ft (1.48 m) above Isd. Highest water level 30.33 ft (9.24 m) below Isd, June 28, 1968; lowest 35.10 ft (10.70 m) below Isd, Mar. 26, 1965. Records available: 1937-74. Water level measurements reported in the following table are monthly lows.

Jan. 28, 1972 33.76 Oct. 6, 1972 33-31 A.

7 33.82 Feb. 16, 1973 26

725

41)551)1)091155701. Local number Ch-28/7W/l8-142. Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation. Drilled domestic artesian well in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 60 ft (18 m), case to 39 ft (11 m). Lsd 930 ft (283 m) above msl. MP V-in (0.64-cm) hole in pumpbase, 2.20 ft (0.67 m) above Isd. Highest water level 27.72 ft (8.15 n) below Isd, July 10, 1973; lowest 32.61 ft (9.91 m) below Isd, Apr. 5, 1968. Records available: 1968-71. Replaces well Ch-28/5W/l-38.

1969

6, 1970

1971

14414525090443201. Local number Ck-26/3W/4-l. Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Formerly Wisconsin Conservation Dept. Nortn Mound Tower. Drilled domestic artesian well in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 150 ft (46 m), cased to 53 ft (16 m). Lsd 1,210 ft (369 m) above msl. HP hole in pumpbase, at Isd. Highest water level 55.45 ft (16.90 m) below Isd, Aug. 16, 1973; lowest 70.64 ft (21.53 m) below Isd, Sept. 17, 1965. Records available: 1953-74.

Date Water Date Wate

Feb. 1, 19714 Mar. 13

Water

Apr. 30, 1974

Wate

431942090501401. Local number Cr-10/4W/22-15. J. H. Kettner. in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 150 ft (46 740 ft (226 m) above msl. MP top of first elbow on breather pipe Highest water level 1*7.514 ft (14.49 m) below Isd, Apr. 1, 1969; 1 Isd, May 19, 1974. Records available: 1957-72, 1974. No measur.

Jan. lit, 19714 Feb. 12

Mar. 11, 19714 Apr. 16

430429089230301. Local nunbei Bldg. Drilled unused artesian ws (105 m), cased to 265 ft (81 m). (1.07 m) below Isd. Highest wate 110.79 ft (33.77 m) below Isd, Ai affected primarily by pumping of

3tate of Wise 11 in sandstone of CambrianLsd 930 ft (283 m) above ms

r level 83.37 ft (25.1*1 m) b g. 2lt, 1963. Records available nearby municipal wells.

19146-514, 1956-714. Wat

Jan. 12, 1972 99.80Feb. 18 101.20Mar. 27Apr. 25May 11

July 20

Aug

7

12

May 15, 1971* 96.June 3July 16Aug. 5Sept.10Oct. 9Nov. 5Dec. 5

430Sl8089444501. Local number Dn-8/6/26-11 . Black Earth Public School. Drilled table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 59 ft (18 m) , 59 ft (18 m). Lsd 818 ft (249 m) above msl. MP est water level 10.014 ft (3.06 m) below Isd, May , Aug. 5, 1965. Records available: 1950, 1954, 1956-74.

High­

froir graph, 1972

Apr

10.7410.5311.1911.51411.6611.60

1974

11.93 11-5511.7212.05

12.27 11.39 11-79 12.10 12.10 12.36

132407088552701. Local number Dg-ll/13/22-8l. Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation. Drilled domestic artesian well in St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovlclan age, diam 6 In (15 cm), depth 125 ft (38 m), cased to 57 ft (17 m). Lsd 880 ft (268 m) above msl. MP ^-in (0.64-cm) hole In side of casing, 1.30 ft (0.40 m) above Isd. Highest water level 17.11 ft (5.22 m) below Isd, Apr. 5, May 17, 1973; lowest 26.67 ft (8.13 m) below Isd, Feb. 3, 1965. Records available: 1964-74.

Date

JulyAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJune

Dec. 13Jan. 9, 1967

Water level Date

Feb. Mar. Apr.June July

Mar. Apr. June

131310, 19681319294

24

Waterlevel Date Water

level

432706088371701. Local sandstone of Cambrian age a depth 475 ft (145 m), cased 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. lowest 122.57 ft (37.3b m) measurement discontinued. Water

er Dg-11/16/5-4. City of Horlcon. Drilled unu: ;t. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovician age, dli

._ 140 ft (43 m). Lsd 980 ft (299 m) above msl. 1.. ^B^ ... ........Highest water level 112.53 ft (34.30 ir.) below Isd, May 9, I960;ilow Isd, Sept. 18, 1953. Records available: 1947-73. Well des

'vels affected primarily by pumping of nearby municipal

Lowest water level for the

Day

5 10 15 20 25 Eom

Jan

118.16 118.08

P<

118. 118. 118. 118 118, 118,

;b

.24

.60

.63

.62

.62

.50

M;

118, 118, 118,117, 117. 117.

ir

.54

.68

.36

.81 71 .67

AI117. 117. 117. 117. 116. 117.

>r

.63

.36

.36 ,61 .98 .14

May Jun

117.12 117.72 117.74 117.99 ...... 118.34 ...... 118.06 ...... 118.26 ...... 118.95

1973

Ji

118 119 119 120 120. 120

Jl

.77

.03

.qO

.61

.50

.07

Ai

120 120, 119, 119, 119. 120,

»E

.46

.39

.09

.64

.74

.05

Sep

119.62 120.09 119.39 118.53 117.91 118.20

0

118 118 118118 117118

ct

.05

.21

.48

.81

.74

.20

Nov Dec

117.92 117.10 117.52 117.10 117.62 117.30 ...... 117.23 ...... 116.90 ...... 115.76

445757087151701. Local number Dr-29/27/30-7. Fred Peterson. Drilled unused artesian Niagara Dolomite of Middle Silurian age, dlam 4 In (10 cm), depth 111 ft (34 m), casing Ir not available. Lsd 725 ft (221 m) above msl. MP hole in pumpbase, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Highest water level 10.52 ft (3.21 m) below Isd, Apr. 15, 1974; lowest 52.40 ft (15.97 m) Dec. 7, 1949. Records available: 1946-74.

Jan.Feb.

Mar.

Apr .May

June

Date

6, 19721

2822281811239

Water level

36.4838.0541.8515.8317.2016.2335.0540.4546.46

Water level

Water level Date Water

level

Apr. 24, 1974 32.27May 30 40.10June 24 36.27July 23 46.23Aug. 26 46.26Sept.24 46.28Oct. 21 46.30Nov. 19 45.93Dec. 17 45.11

'17091342801. Local number Ds-47/10W/23-l. Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Forme iln Conservation Dept. Drilled observation artesian well in sand of Pleistocene age, dla !0 cm), depth 40 ft (12 m), cased to 40 ft (12 m), perforated 37-40 ft (11-12 m). Lsd 96 above msl. MP oointer on float gage, L.33 ft (1.32 m) above Isd. Highest water level

)west 29.59 ft (9.02 m) below Isd, July 29, 1939.-level measurements reported in the following table

58, 197

Mar. Apr.

Local number Du-26/13w/31-53. Eau Oalle Cheese Co. Drilled unused * sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 5 in (13 cm), reported depth 75 ft (23 m), c Lsd about 780 ft (238 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 6.00 ft (1.83 m) bel level 29.81 ft (9.09 m) below Isd, July 10, 1973; lowest 37.33 ft (11.38 m) 1971. Records available: 1956-71).

May

Cot

Aug.

8, 1974

4^1)106091083201. Local number EC-26/6W/32-13. Eau Claire County. Driven unused water-table well in alluvi-m, diam Ik. in (3.2 cm), depth 26 ft (8 m) , cased to 24 ft (7 m) , well point 24-;6 ft (7-8 m). Lsd 955 ft (291 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.50 ft (0.76 m) above Isd. Highest water level 14.78 ft (1.1)6 in) below Isd, [lay 18, 1973; lowest 111.98 ft (14.57 m) below Isd, Nov. 29, 1351. Records available: 1951-71.

Fee.Apr.

ept. 6

Oct.

May 18

Aug. 7

14414744091265601. Local number EC-27/9W/27-37. Joseph Estrene. Drilled public-supply water- table well in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 5 in (13 cm), depth 101 ft (31 m), cased to 5!) ft (16 m). Lsd 882 ft (269 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 71.94 ft (21.93 m) below Isd, Feb. 19, 1974; lowest 78.84 ft (24.03 m) below Isd, Sept. 12, 19bO. Records available: 1956-74.

10, 1972 ept

8, 1974

May

197^

4346580?3190701. Local number FL-15/lVli-300. City of Pond du Lac. Drilled observation arte­ sian well in Niagara Dolomite of Middle Silurian age, diam S to fi in (20 to 15 cm), depth 135 ft (41 m), cased to 16 ft (5 m). Lsd Q95 ft (303 m) above msl. MP top of casing, l.no ft (O.^n m ) above Isd. Highest water level 2.0J ft (0.62 m.) below Isd, Sept. 6, 195?; lowest 11. 2 C ft ( 3. 4 - n) below Isa, Sept. 8, 19S9. Records available: 1'3^6-vH.

Wate

4601560884714901. Local number Fr-4l/l4/18-2. Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation. Formerly Wis­ consin State Highway Commission. Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co. Brule River Profile well 5. Driven observation water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam I\ in (3.2 cm), depth 18 ft (5 m), cased to 15 ft (5 m), well point 15-18 ft (4.6-5.5 m) . Lsd 1,551.69 ft (472.96 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.70 ft (0.52 m) above Isd. Highest water level 7.9c ft C.43 m) below Isd, Apr. 29, 1954; lowest 12.09 ft (3.69 m) below Isd, Sept. 29, 1972. Records available: 1948-74.

Jan. 14, 1972 10.97 Sept.29, 1Q72 12.09 July 1, 1973 11.07 M

425551090391301. Local number Gr-5/2W'6-5. Ralph Snackelford. Drilled unused water-table well in dolomite of prairie du Chien Group of Early Ordovician age, diam 5 in (13 cm), deptn 35 ft (11 m), cased to 5 ft (2 m). Lsd 380 ft (299 m) above msl. MP edge of purt.pbase, 0.50 ft (0.15 m, above Isd. Highest water level 8.60 ft (2.62 m) below Isd, May 22, 1973; lowest 19.03 ft (5.8o m) below Isd, Aug. 17, 1965. Records available: 1946-74.

Ha

423815C894042C1. Lucal number Gn-2/7 ^1-1. Charles Segner. Drilled unused water-table well In Plattevllle Formation of Middle Orlovieian age, diam f in (15 cm), ieptn 75 ft (23 m), casing in­ formation not available. Lsd 995 ft (303 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 4.50 ft (1.-7 m) above Isd. Ughest water level 47.96 ft (14.62 m) below Isa, Apr. 13, 1966; lowest 63.72 ft (21.25 n) oeluw Isd, Feb. 17, 1964. Records available: 1946-74.

Da Wate

Re

eb. 2, 1972 61.62ar. 15 b2.8Scr. 24 60.Itay 2j faO.31une 28 bO.42ag. 9 6j.cJ5ept.21 56.71

441051090470901. Local number Ja-20/3W/30-5. Robert Foulker. Formerly Henry Lange. Drilled unused artesian hell in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 10 in (25 can, depth 190 ft (5d ml, cased to 54 ft (.16 rr.). Lsd 345 ft (258 n) above msl. MP hole in pumpbase, at Isd. Highest water level 15.53 ft l4.?3 nU below Isd, Hay 22, 1973; lowest 22.60 ft (6.89 m) below Isd, Dec. 19, 1958. Records available: 1953-74.

43i21j033472201. Local number Je-7/14/25-9. Ladish Malting Co. Drilled unused artesian we!sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 8 in (20 cmj, reported depth 716 ft (218 m), cased to 326 ft

? -;. Lsa 613 ft '24b n) above msl. MF pumpbase, 2.10 ft (0.64 m) above Isd. Highest water .-el 15.16 ft (4.62 n) below Isd, Feb. 28, 1949; lowest 50.65 ft (15-44 n) below Isd, May 28,

28, 1972 Mar. Apr. May

1974

435515090152901. ^ocal numb State of Wisconsin. Drilled do (15 cm), deoth 71 ft (22 nj , ca ('J.6IJ-cri> hole in ruT.ptase, 1.00 Isd, May 24, 1973; lowest 13. H

r Ju-17/2/28-48 . Wisconsin Dept . of Transportation . Formerly nestic water-table well in sandstone of Camtrian age, diam 6 in ed to 42 ft (13 m) . Lsd 930 ft (283 ir ) above msi. MP Vin ft (0.^0 v.) at eve Isd. Highest water level 9. £6 ft (3.01 m) below ft (4.1'J r) telow led, Feb. 17, 1Q72. Records available: 1969-74.

423907087521701. Local number Ke-2/22/ll-b. Kenosha County. Drilled irrigation artesian well in sandstone of Cambrian age, dian 10 to 8 in (25 to 20 en), reported depth 1,751 ft (534 n), cased to 492 ft U50 raj. Lsd 6=9 ft (195 m) above msl. HP bottom of breather pipe, 1.35 ft (0.41 ra) above Isd (since January 1974). Highest water level 21.10 ft (6.43 ra) below Isi, Dec. 3, 1947; lowest 139.43 ft (42.50 ra) below Isd, Aug. 19, 1974. Records available: 1946-70, 1974. No meas­ urement made in 1972-73. Water levels affected by regional pumping. Aug. ly, 1974, 139.43; :icv. 29, 139.21.

4236llO Q 753nooi. Local number Ke-2/22/27-4. Sunset Ridge Memorial Park. Drilled domestic and irrigation water-table well it. Niagara Dolomite of Middle Silurian age, diam 6 in (15 cm), reported depth 190 ft (58 m), casing information not available. Lsd 730 ft (223 ra) above msl. KP k-in (0.64-cm) hole in manhole, at Isd (since Sept. 26, 1972). Highest water level 73-70 ft (22.46 m) below Isd, Apr. 16 , 1952; lowest 97-35 ft (29. f" n) below Isd, Aug. - , 1070. Records available: lallh-yli. Water levels affected by regional pumping.

Feb. 16, 1972 87.87 Nov. 9, 1S72 82.73 Jul., 11, 1973 35-92 M;Mar. 29 87-47May 18 86.80June 28 92.70Aug. 11 87.58Sept.28 84.25

423114090161101. Local number Lf-1,2/33-57 - Ccultnard Estate. 2huilsburg. Drilled unused artesian well in Galena Dolomite and Platteville Formation of Middle Ordovician age, diam 10 in 1,25 era), reported depth 265 ft (8l m), cased to 16 ft (.5 ra) . Lsd l,00u ft ( ^05 ra ) above msl. f top of casing, 3.00 ft (0.91 ra) above Isd. highest water lesrel 63.67 ft (.19.41 r.) belov, Isd, Apr. 29, 1952; lowest 130.99 ft (39-93 m) below Isd, llov. 6, 1959- Records available: 1952-74. Water levels affected by regional pumping.

API

109.17 103.5. 109.52 109-95 110.15 109.f

109.75 110.03 109.87 110.25 110.04 109.81 109.95 1U9.49 106.97 106.24109.34 109.31

4230290?01256ul. Local number Lf-1/2'35-121. Arthur haneock. Drilled unused artesian well l:i Galena Dolomite of Middle Ordovician age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 237 ft (72 rr), cased to 20 ft (6 m). Lsd 1,030 ft (314 m) above msl. MF top south side of casing, 1.00 ft (C.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 56.77 ft (17-30 m) below Isd, Hay 23, 1573; lowest 78-72 ft (23.99 ra) below Isd, Apr. 14, 1957. Records available: 1953-74.

Feb. 1, 1972 71-75Mar. 7 71.69Apr. 13 74.65May 19 69.53June 29 67.97Aug. ll 65.90Sept.19 66.45

Date tfete

1(24207089511601. Local numter Lf-3'5/25-1. Ernest J. Legler. Erllled unused water-table well in Prairie da Chler. Group of Early Ordoviclan age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 55 ft (17 m), casing information not available. Isi t20 ft (250 m) above msl. MP bent edge c-f casing, 0. C 0 ft 10.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level lb.00 ft (11.88 m) below Isd, June 15, 1947; lowest 24.17 ft (7.37 m) below Isd, Dee. It", 1366. Records available: 191)6-74. Well destroyed; measurement discontinued.

/isconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Formerly iian well in St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovi- ised tD 4 ft (1 m). Lsd 850 ft (259 m) above msl.

May 23, 1974; lowest 19.81 ft (6.04 m) below Isd, Mar. 3, 1959- Records available: 1Q53-66,' 1968-74.

Feb. 1, 1972 17.32 No

450942089085301. Local number La-31/11/20-118. Wisconsin Public Service Corp. Driven observa­ tion water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam 1% in (3.8 en), depth 21 ft (6 m), cased to 19 ft (6 m), well point 19-21 ft (5.8-6.4 m). Lsd 1,510.45 ft (460.39 m) above msl. MP top of easing, 2.50 ft (0.7fa m) above Isd. Highest water level 5.09 ft (1.55 m) below Isd, May 18, 1973; lowest 13.84 ft (4.22 m) below Isd, Feb. 28, 1949. Records available: 1942-74.

Feb. -,, 1972 11.10 Nov. 7, 1972 7.98 July 6, 1973 7.37 Apr. 24, 1Q74 10.37" ' ' " " " May 24 10.47

July 9 10.82Sept.16 8.30Oct. 7 11.52Nov. 6 10.26Dec. 23 12.13

452318089402501. Local number Ln-34/6/36-25a. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observation water- table well in deposits of Pleistocene age, diam l\ in (3.2 cm), depth 22 ft (7 m), cased to 20 ft (6 n), well point 20-22 ft (6-7 m). Lsd 1,435 ft (437 m) above msl. MP top of pipe, 3.00 ft (0.91 m) above Isd. Highest water level 6.36 ft (1.94 m) below Isd, May 15, I960; lowest 10.09 ft (3.08 m) below Isd, Sept. 9, 1963. Records available: 1955-74. Water-level measurements reported in the following table are monthly lows.

7, 1972 y.uu9.05 Oct.9.06 Nov. 27

Jan. 20, 1972Feb. 25Mar. 31Apr. 26June 6July 13Aug. 30

29.2229-3628.3028. 3628.8329-5128.74

Oct. 18,Nov. 29Jan. 17,Feb. 28Mar. 26May 16July 11

1972

1973

28.6428.5628.5728.3027.1527.1628.03

4144114090082501. Local numoer Mr-26/3/33-7. City of Marshfield. Drilled unused water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, dlam 7 in (18 cm), reported depth H9 ft (15 m), cased to 30 ft (9 m), screened 30-H9 ft (9-15 m). Lsd 1,190 ft (363 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 16.92 ft (5.16 m) below Isd, June 12, 1950; lowest 38.914 ft (11.87 m) below Isd, Dec. 31, 1974. Records available: 1950-74. Water levels affected primarily by pumping of nearby municipal wells.

1973

14414709089265301. Local number Mr-27/9/31-28. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observation water- table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam l^ in (3.2 cm), depth 27 ft (8 m), cased tc 25 ft (8 m), well point 25-27 ft (7.6-8.2 m). Lsd 1,229 ft (375 m) above msl. MP top of pipe, 0.80 ft (0.214 m) above Isd. Highest water level 12.77 ft (3-89 m) below Isd, July 21, 1973; lowest 26.09 ft (7.95 m) below Isd, Mar. 30, 1959. Records available: 19144-74. Water-level meas urements reported in following table are monthly lows.

,.., Water _ Water n__ Wate elDate , .. , Date -,... , Date -,_ , Date

Jan. 28, 1972 17-30 Oct. 1H, 1972Feb. 25 17.60 Nov. tMar. 17 17-72 Dec. 30Apr. 7 17.71 Jan. 26, 1973

5 16.35 Feb. 2430 16.25 Mar. 328 16.5019 16.65

ept.22 16.80

Local number Mt-30/23/19-5. City of Peshtigo. Drilled unused artesian well ian age and St. Peter Sandstone of Middle Ordovician age, diam 5 in '13 cm),cased to 31 ft (9 m). Lsd 610 ft (186 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 0.50

. Highest water level 11.00 ft (3.35 m) below Isd, May 4, 1964; lowest ow Isd, Aug. 20, 1955. Records available: 1947-73. Measurement discontinued ffected by pumping of nearby wells.

1973

15.60 14.29 14.08 14.£15.97 14.00 14.91 ....15.10 14.2" 15.00 ....14.76 14.70 15.59 ....14.75 15.01 14.78 ....15.52 14.54 14.81 ....

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G=Cn;D-WATE c LZVELJ, n72-7l|, UeRTH-CENTFAl 2TATES

T = 3C10*. Lc:al nunber P^-37 29 34-7. '.visconsir. Lept. of f.abural Resources. Fcrnerly Wisconsin rcr.servatior; Lept. Driller unused v,at er-t^ble well in deposit; of l^eist oci-ne age, dian a in vIC cr), depth 33 ft (1C rr.}, easing lt.:Yrria tion not available. Led 960 ft (29? IT.) aoove rnsl. Kf poinfer :r float gage, <t.Cl ft ^..22 n.) acavt led. nijr.est water li-vei 1S.C1 ft '3.49 ir) below Isd, Kay 1,', lyclj; lowest 23.26 ft r. '- ? ~.) trlow Isd, Ncv. I, 1Q18. Pecjrds available: 1939-71. V:at.er-levcl r.easurement s reportea in t-.e full jiving table are ninthly lows.

Later Later r ^ Hater r . taater level Late levc-, u - te level Eate level

Jan. J5, 137^ 21.18 o:t. 24, 1372 20.63 July ol, 197 j 19-91 Api . 2, 19714 21.17 Pet. 22 21.ji Me/. J8 20.62 Aug. 26 20.23 May H 20.63

Asr. 11 21.~9 Jar.. It, 1.^7? 20.66 Oct. 30 20.53 July 30 21.05' lay i 19.b3 Feb. 27 20.95 Kcv. 27 20,61 Aug. 13 21.11June 27 lJ.73 Mar. 6 20,94 Dec. 25 20.b2 Sept.in 20.96J.ly 15 20.09 Apr. 17 19.91 Jan. 29, 1974 20.95 Oct. 29 20.9?Aug. c'9 2C.10 Xay 1 19.62 Feb. 26 21.18 Nov. 12 20.852ept.J6 20.68 June 19 19.25 Mar. 5 21.22 Dec. :i 20.9;

Marcuefte County

43595 f C8o. 75 r Ol. _,ocal nunber 'lq-11 '9 3o-2b. Wiscor.sin Dept. of Transportation. Formerly2tate ;f Wisconsin. Zrlllei domestic water-table well in sanistone of oarrbrian ape, dia- b in'15 m), ieptn 17C ft 152 -.), c a sed -u 11,5 it I 1,"- n. i . ^sd 300 ft 1,2 All T. ) above risl. HP %-in« i.F4-.nl -_cie in jutipbase, ^.Ou ft i0.30 ml 3bcve Isd. igh^-st water level 12.8'J ft '3."J 0 m) oelowIsd, Apr. 2, - J 7;; lowest l,-.Ct ft if.6l n 1 celcv, Isa, >,L,g. 5, 1970. Records available: 1365-71.

Jan. 5, 1972 17. lo i.t. I;, 1^ i1.27 rept. 6, 197o -f-2o Apr. Ic, 10714 in.53Fob. 25 17.au Dec. 1 14.05 Oct. 9 It.26 June ll 19.b5Mai . 9 17.96 Jan. o, I=i73 lo.SS Jlcv. 7 It. 10 Ju.y 22 11.9bArr. .1 16.61 web. ^J 11.87 lee. Id 16.32 Sept.11 16.75Hay 23 16.lt rt t:r. 2 l^.dO Jan. 29, 1971 Ib'.Oj, Oct. -1 17.0*1,-i^y 11 1£.71 Hay 51 13.32 Mar. 12 15-15 Dec. 10 ID.SB H .g. 23 It.05 July il 14.91

1352440892-3101. Local nuT.ter Mn-it /d '12-3 . Village of w'estf ield . Drilled in isea artesian well in sandstone of Cambrian age, aiaT. t in ,15 en), depth -71 ft (51 ri 1 , casing InfDrnatirn IIL.I available. Lsa o5 ft '263 -i ) above nsl. i:P to[ cf :asing, 1.00 "t (O.iO ml above Isi. Highest water level 13.87 "t 4.23 r) below Isd, July 1^, 1^73; lowest 10.21 ft ^5.55 -n) below Isd, Feb. 18, lyt'J. Records a/ailat^e: iqljq-TJj.

Jan. 5, 1J7- lo.^: uct . ^-, 1972 15.75 Jept . c, 1973 1-..3S Apr. 16, 1971 15.27?eb. .3 -3.3- I.;v. It 15.49 -ct. 9 1^.56 June 11 11.85Kar. 9 ^t..50 Jan. 3, iQ7j 15.54 No/. 7 H.7S July 22 15.27Apr. 11 16.38 Feb. 2U 15. _t Lee. -8 15-04 2ept.il l ri.46;..ay 2j Ib.^d Aor. 2 l1.7fc Jan. 29, 1971 15-2t Oct. 51 15.68July 11 it. 72 !aj 31 lo.?5 liar. 1. 15. t4 Dec. 10 15. 7^n .Lg. ^j 1-- .76 Jaly 11 I.,.o7

0 i . Lrcal nurmer Ml-t, '21 3^-1^5. Milwaukee Co.inty. Drilled ui used water-tableVie-i In Xiaga'a o l^T.ite uf "ilurla?i age, diarr 5 ir i lj cir ), depth 130 ft 155 r. i , cased to 43 ft il. m). Lsd 77, ft (236 n 1 above nsl. MF top -f Vir. (r.6i.-c:r_J fine, at Isa. highest water level 25.41 ft v7. 7 5 n) t-iov, Iso, a;, ., 1^5.; lowest 4u.05 -' '^.2ii m) below Isd, Aug. ^3, U71. - ;ec:r:s available 194c-"4.

Tan. 28, 2-172 56.92 :io.'. 22, 1972 ,1.^1 Aa,-. 9, l r'75 52.14 Kay It, Pet. .'H 3b.5u Lee. 14 52'. 11 o'ept.^O 8^.53 June 20 Mar. 2Q 36.21 Jan. iu, U75 51.51 Oct. 11 83.79 July 15 Apr. 2b 53.51 Par. t 3^.31 :Jov. 21 31.2! Aug. 8 Mav 25 J^.D" 25 51-Uc D-c. 14 3".-o Sept.l- June 25 32. ,'0 ,irr. 2^ 29. ,t Jan. IS, ^971 33.^1 Oct. 18 J.I/ ^ 82.69 Kay 17 28.9o F-b . 12 3^.43 -l-f. 6 Ha,T. 1., 53.28 Ju-lr 2- 29.^4 Mar. 29 82.9c 2b Pep'.ll 32.92 Jul- 1^ 30. -t, npr. 19 0^.16 Dec. 26

:2.71

: j--2LH75-£i:1 ]. LOL..I nunbei '.U-' J2 i7-_o:. Lunt-bJst 7nce fo. lortt Fiftii and hajiey Jts. Mi-,ji'Ukoe. Erlll^u U.,_.,LI art = Eian well i.. i,lafara Dolonit e ^f Jilurian aje, dial'. 10 in '25 uir) , rer^rt-d dept,, Joj ft '122 11, cased tc 215 ft (66 T ) . Lsd 685 it UC9 n ; above ir.sl. MF to; o* coi jrete, S.75 it ,-.(.7 n> p^_ow Isa, Highesr ftater level 77-13 ft '23-51 ml belcw Isu, Lee. I'", 1971; lowest 107.95 rt '52. J C m bel:,, -sd, r.-b. 23, 1964. ?eeorls available: 1946-1.-/, 1951-'-. Iiattr levels a'T- :ttj bj i egioral pjnp ;.ng.

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85.83

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:9.7- 0-.45 69.^8 6 ;<.75 65.21 36.17 : -.;<- 09.19 89.41 39.32

Apr

6^01 38.65'Hj

S^dl

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08.58

8 o . c. o 88.97 83.79

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3Q.15 89.75 39. ^;2

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86:;538.42 33.3267. 1-,

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66! X 4 86.79 86.5- 86. f1

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06. 46 86.77 36.59 67.13 87.32 37.47

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37. t,/ 87.62 87.91 88. Ob 87.76 07.85

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67.90 6?. 72 87.02 67.90 87.13 37. ci

^c

67.50 58.01 87.57 S7.59 S/.72 S7.39

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5 97.85 37. .1 c .23 5b.3c 37.51 o7..5 33 . o710 37.70 67.59 o7.2b 66.85 8*-. 95 87.67 87. 6j15 67.49 87.49 06.89 jf.22 37.51 o7.95 c7.b720 37. Mh o"._4 07.21 87.1; 6'7 .21 86.00 j','.'-'t25 67-50 8". 42 37. Oc 87. . 7 8'. 30 88.35 87.15Eon 37-27 07. "1 67. ±5 o7.20 oT.ol 38 0 - 36.32

6t.o2 J5.79-6.45 -5.3rp t.t. 35.'.36.31 ,5.8oit. If. o'5.5956.07 85. 5_

o^.:>, 54.9985.-- 35. 0-65.15 c4.09:5.21 84.9484. -.3 33.6184.10 o4.1'-

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197^

5 03.10 8...1 :l.o2 50.56 8'.. Ob 79.52 79-5810 62.42 ei.dn 80.90 d0.b c "-*.9l 7J.28 7 IJ .4515 32.46 3..2J 31.26 a.'.:: 74.5,' 79. -.6 75-5520 32.43 81.62 cl.45 30. 5J 79. j2 79.5- 7^.6525 62.44 81.74 51.11 60.56 79.73 79.-! 79.71EOIP 62.16 :..:4 50.42 6c.0c 79.40 <"!.-_ 79. bu

13005808754520^. Local nunbe- IH-3 /22/ ;2-1 69 . -laytor C.table (previously reported a-tesian) well in Iliarara joicriteaepth ~:-j-. ft floo ir j , .aseci - _, i$'_ ft ', 5t n ' . usd c . ft ,1.bushing in pjnipbase, l.Cj ft (O.iO .-., ab.ve Isd. Li^rest ttatApr. Ic, 1974; lowest 61.61 ft ,'24.94 m belon ltd, Jet. 15,Water .eveis offectea by regional pjr.pint-.

!^:i 'ate -;-Jan. .7, 1972 45.3o o'cb 12, 1-72 to. 36 T JXV 1: ,Feb. 26 44.61 I'ov 21 41.75 Aug. -Mar. 28 44.30 Lee 15 "1.67 J.er.t.;,,Apr. 25 10. 91 Jai. 18, H73 41.27 'Jot. 1^[lay 25 45-27 Mar 5 4. .38 .ov. 20June 22 42.11 ^2 40.89 Dec. IcJuly 13 4o.6d ^ E r. 19 40. 39 Jar.. 17,Aug. 10 42.51 May 18 40.29 Feb. 12Sert.lt 42.03 June 21 39.42 Kar. 23

7- 7' "-.77~n.7t. 79.5.79.5. ,'9.f'l79.72 79. -179.64 '9.2575.61 79.27

re. Kllv,au,.ep.o- Silurian acre,

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Monrje County

4;93t2C'C"-1^95601. Local number Mc.-15 MW/ 3 !t-2 . Jcse r n Jndersot. Iri^^el unusei v,att"-t aL>le well in sandstone cf C-r,:trian age, dian 5 in ll_- cni'1 , iei th 44 ft U3 "', casinr Ir.f orTat ion n_t avail­ able. Lsd 1,130 :-t U35 n, above rasl. MF t;p u f .aslng, 0.5u ft ,0.15 " atove Isa. highest water level 5-Ob ft '1.54 ft' telo* Isi, June 26, 1952; lowest lc._3 ft i^.5b T. ) beiov, Isd, ;-'ar. 27, 1959. Records available: 193t-74.

uct. 7, 157- 5.E3 Feb. 16, 1974 D.JC:io-'. 2 t.OS May 19 7-30Dec. 2 6.03 2ept. 7 t.35'at., fc, I 1-'-- t..::> :icv. j.7 6.-,2

Fee. 2, 1972 H.33Kar. 8 10.72ipr. 26 c.7cJune 1 ~.b QAug. 25 7.92

Nov. 5, 1972 7.30Bee. 24 7.6QJan. 20, 19-3 6.77Apr. 25 5.50

4400260 JJ390101. ^-ca^ njr.ber Mc-l<3/2n/29-17 . '.: . trrr.y . :anp l-'cCo;, . .-rilitj ut ic-d artesian well in aaaastcne of Canbrian age, dian ^ in ;23 CF.J, Jeptb 192 ft (.53 K i , casea to 109 ft 33 -n ' . Lsd 909 ft '277 n) abo/e nsl. KP top uf easing, 1.00 ft ^..30 n' aoove Isi. Highest ,jat er le.el d.43 ft (0.13 n.) bdov, Ibd, Ha,, 3, H7j; lowest b.7^ rt (..25 n) Lel^n Isa, Apr. 8, '->, 1968. Records available: 1949-74.

1972

c

1015202 CEcrr,

5.."

5.415.525.595.685.76

5.315.875. -45.996.036.11

t-.lc 5.14b.21 5.11-.21 5. 015.50 4.5b5.15 4.625.13 4.70

4.704.714.754.8b^.045.15

5 .'-.3.30

5.455.515.60

5 --= <?

5-615.145.05

5. Jo3 .In5 2^5.H1.5:1.24

4. -64.594.1,,5.813.111. Jl

2.L1

..222.3t2.551.99'-'J

.."72.15..122.65

197:5

j.:15202 r

Eom

2.712.853.243.103.273.09

3.24

1 - ^1.31

3.13

3.13

3.41O.DH0.75

H . u 0

4.97

3.65 2.373.23 2.572.82 2. 04..15 . ' J 2..29 1.18..5o l.lb

3.41 2.73

3.22 2.39

J.75.75

1.321 . 15

. Q 6

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C . 9 ,' 1 . c 11.21 ..12..28 2.433..o 2.70^.51 2.511.70 -.lo

1974

..522. 7 6

.... 2.40

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.... c-122.44 2.90

4.25 '-.34

4.6^

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115051088025201. Local number Oc-27/20/3-20. domestic water-table well In dolomite of Prairie (15 cm), depth 100 ft (30 ra), cased to R3 ft (27 (0.61-cm) hole in pumpbase, 2.00 ft (n.6l m) above Isd, June 20, 1°£9; lowest 10.tit" ft (3.19 m) belo

Mate

Ju Chien Group of Early Ordovician age, dlam 6 in n). Lsd 610 ft (195 m ) above msl. MP ^-in Isd. Highest water level 8.07 ft (2.16 in) below

t Isd, Feb. 26, 1970. Records available: 196P-71.

Date Wate Date

1973 8.

1971

151026089125301. Local number On-37/6/27-23. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observ; table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam IV in (3.2 cm), depth 37 ft (11 m), casi (11 E), well point 35-37 ft (10.7-11.3 m). Lsd 1,529 ft (166 m) above msl. Mp top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 n.) above Isd. Highest water level 26.35 ft (8.03 m; below Isd, July 22, 1973; lc 33.67 ft (10.26 m) below Isd, Apr. 5, 1965. Records availaole: 191(1-71. Water-level measuren reported in the following table are monthly lows.

Cot.

111731088251101. Local number Ou-21/17/15-29. Highland Memorial Park. Drilled irrigation artesian well in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 10 in (25 cm), reported depth 300 ft (91 m), casing information not available. Lsd 839 ft (256 m) above msl. MP top of breather hole, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 51.81 ft (16.72 m) below Isd, Oct. 21, 1955; lowest 63.51 ft (19.37 ra) below Isd, Feb. 7, 1967. Records available: 1951-71.

1951

1952

1953

1951

1955

1956

1957

1958

56.96 57.36 56.16 59.61 55.83 55.33 57.31 57.18 57.13 56.20 51.88 56.81 5S-.30 58.11 58.61 57.78 57.50 58.01 55-69 57.10 6l.ll 57-70 51.81 58.82 59.13 58.58 57-92 57-53 57.10 58.07 57-17 57.51 58.12 58.28 56.73 57-93

Nov.Apr .JulyOct.Dec.Feb.MayAug.

Mar.MayAug.Nov.Feb.MayAug.Nov.Feb.MayAug.Nov.Feb.MayAug .Nov .Feb.MayAug.

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7,9,87

109,5268,53q9,

11328,3987,8765,76

101,83118

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19581959

I960

1961

1962

1963

1961

1965

1966

58.5860.0559.1059.1157-7557-2657.1357.1057.1757.6357.3558.1156.5856.9755-9856.6256.8258.0957-7558.1159.9559.9158.1?61.7861.6662.0660.7561.5760.1159.2758.4957.7761.9162.1663.0363. 39

Feb. 28 3 1974

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Wate le.ve

453013092314601. Local number Pk-35/17W/8- 140. Village of Mllltown. Drilled unused water-table well In deposits of Pleistocene age, diam 5 In (13 cm), depth 52 ft (16 m), casing Information not available. Lsd 1,250 ft (38l m) above msl. MP hole In pumpbase, at Isd. Highest water level 31.10 ft (9.48 m) below Isd, May 14, 1973; lowest 41.38 ft (12.61 m) below Isd, July 22, 1959. Records available: 1957-74.

Mar 31May 18

Aug.

442100089384901. Local number Pt-22'7/35-35. U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observation water- table well in sand of Pleistocene age, dian I1; in (3.2 cm), depth 11 ft (3 m) , cased to 9 ft v3 rr.) , well point 9-11 ft (2.7-3.4 m). Lsd 1,054 ft 1321 m) above msl. MP top of easing, 1.00 ft (U.3C -n) above Isd. Highest water level 0.99 ft (0.30 m) below Isd, Apr. 9, 1951; lowest 6.43 ft \l.9b m) below Isd, Sept. 4, 1974. Records availacle: 1950-74.

Jan. 2C

443127089174101. Local number Pt-24/10/28-15. Lawrence Krogwold. Driven unused water-table well in sand of Pleistocene age, dlam 2 in (5.1 cm), depth 52 ft (16 m), cased to 50 ft (15 m), screened 50-52 ft (15-lfa m). Lsd 1,133 ft (345 m) above msl. MP rim of casing, 1.50 ft (0.46 T. above Isd. Highest water level 28.50 ft (8.69 m) below Isd, Aug. 4, 1973; lowest 38.81 ft (11.83 m) below Isd, Nov. 12, 1959. Records available: 1950-74.

Jan. 22, 1972 32.95 33.04 33.1533-18 32.79

June 10 32.70 July 22 32.71 Aug. 19 32.77 Sept.30 32.83

July 7, 1973 28.72Aug. 4 28.50Sept.29 28.68Oct. 27 28.84Nov. 24 29.02Dec. 22 29.20Jan. 19, 1974 29.42Feb. 16 29-66Mar. 30 29.84

Apr. 13, 1974 29.86 May 11 29.78 June 22 29.74 July 20 Aug. 31 Sept.28 Oct. 26 Nov. 23 Dec. 21

455548090263401. Local number Pr-40/lW/24-6. Wisconsin Dept. of natural Resources. Formerly Wisconsin Conservation Dept. Jetted unused water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age diam 8 in (20 cm), depth 13 ft (4 m), cased to 13 ft (4 m). Lsd 1,510 ft (460 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 5.00 ft (1.52 m) above Isd. Highest water level 0.41 ft (0.12 m) above Isd, June 2 1946; lowest 5.67 ft (1.73 m) below Isd, Oct. 31, 1948. Records available: 1937-74. Water-level measurements reported in the following table are monthly lows.

Apr. May

May

Aug

Racine bounty

42420198754.201. Local nur.ter =,a-3 '22/21-5. Chicago, Milwaukee, Ct . Paul i Pacific RP. :.. . Irilled unusci artesian «ell in sandstone of Ca.-r.prian age ana St. peter 2andstone i,f Middle uruovi- cian ape, liat -- in '30 cm , rerjrted depth 1,176 ft (356 r-T , cased to 53t it (179 n 1 , 10-in (25-cri) liner 9'/t-l,Oa3 ft i297-330 "/. Lsd 730 ft 1223 n) above TO!. MF tcp of casing, x.OO ft (O.-O n) above 155. Highest ,,ater le.el luy.OJ ft (33.22 in! bei:w Isd , July 29, 1946; lowest 233.26 ft (71. U :', bel^v. IcJ, do--. 4, 1974. Records available: 1946-74. 'mater levels affected by regional punping.

Water Water '*ater level Late le\el " ate level

Etc. It,, ^7- .13?. -1 I'icv. IL , 1^72 2j0.60 July 12, ly?3 216.48 May 2, 1974 222.20Mar. 23 221.32 2ec. 21 229.51 Aug. 21 210.04 J-^ne 11 222.89Hay if .07.08 Feb. j., 1973 231. 65 Oct. 3 219.02 ^ly 19 224.32June 26 21-.ob Mar. 2_ ^16.72 Nov. 20 219.73 A_g. 19 229.91Au L . lu 2^0.10 Apr. :j -17-36 Oan. 17, 1974 221.20 Oct. 4 2 : 3.26oept.2y 2-7..-0 Hay 3C 215. 50 Mar. .1 222.35 Nov. 24 2:,2.eo

F.lehlanJ County

43ld4'jQyo2L3201. Lc^al t.unoer Ri-10 1/26-23. Ko:l. Tractor, Inc. trilled domestic artesian will in sandstone of '.ar.briar a~e, alar, t in ',15 en;', reported depth Ifcu f (4y m) , cased to 135 ft ,41 m . LSJ 72: ft (221 n above insl. A? tor of 1-in 12.^-cn) breather pipe, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) aco"£ Isl. lighest water l^vel Q.ll ft (2.7S mi c^low Isd, Ka;, 22, 1973; lowest 15.^1 ft (4.73 m) telov Isl, :--L. j.3, l'J l'J. Reccils available: ±3b5-TH.

Feb. It, 1Q65 15.46 T an. :?, _.fd 15.42 Dec. 1^, ia b y lj.85 ll:v. 15, 1^72 12.16Mar. 11 15.10 Fol. P 14.20 Feb. i;, 1970 15-51 re-. ^ 12.53Jane ^ 15.21 Mar. 25 14.05 Mar. 17 14.01 Feb. 1-, 197^ 12.302e f t.24 .5.93 Apr. I.:- 14.22 Apr. 20 13.83 Mar. 21 11.41ue;. 1 13. 7b Kay 21 14.15 Jut-e 4 13.25 May 22 9.11Mar. 15, 19ot lj.74 J--;, 2 13. 5c July 20 13.79 Ju.-,f- 25Ka; 18 l_.4y aug. 1 J 13.68 Aug. 24 14.C7 Aag. 25 11.22

. 11. 4C-lev. 17 1-.64 uct. 30 14.05 Jan. 5, 1371 :4.o6 P.ov. -, 11.46 -

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1-.64 ,be'. Ij 12.70 - e =. 10 14.24 Mar. 23 12.72 2ec. 21 12.38Jan. 16, IJr, 1L.6L j ar.. c, 13C9 1^.20 2une 7 13-3o Pet,. 1, 1974 12.49Fee. 2u 14. ye Fee. 1" 14.94 Zept.23 13.39 liar. 15 12.15May ^ 14. ^o Apr. 1 1;.07 Feb. a, 1972 13-73 finr. 11 12.25Jjr.= 12 14. 5., 29 13. OC liar. y 13-97 June 10 11.90July 17 14.36 Jut.e 10 13. :-i Apr. 26 1^.24 Hug. ^2 12.67Aug. 29 1--.95 J-ly lu 12.74 June 1 1 . 4o 2ect- 4 12.84Sett. 19 14./7 Aug. li l-.CO July 7 14. 3^ 'lov. 12 lj.19'lev. 13 14.76 Sept_: 13. 4 T Aug. 25 13o2 2ec. 16 lj.3i~--r. IS 1M.70 lio". 11 14. 1^ Oct. lo 12.55

I-C3956039T223C1. ^ocal nanoer R^-^ 12 2-3. 7cho;il for th- E^irxi. Janesvill-. Erilled unused ar'-^olar nell ' n oinastone -i Oanbria-. age ana 2t. -eter oandstot.e jf Miidle 2rdcvician age, iiam I 1 ir (25 c-"-', ie;j.-ted depth 47'3 r" '-«3 n) , ca^ej to ll_i ft -34 m) . Lsd 324 ft '251 n) abcve nsl. MP ;i-ir. .64-crJ nclo :n -ap on casing, 1.50 ft 0.46 n! above Isd. Highest rfater level 49.83 ft iin.20 -i,) below Ibd, July _2, 1974; lowest 59.43 ft (Id.11 n) below Isa, Aug. 5, 1970. ^iocords available: 1-^47-7^.

11, 1972 55.35 2e=. 20, Iy72 53.15 Oct. 4, 1973 51.2o June 12, 197^ 49.:23 56.20 Jar. --------- -- - -- -- -

Ma;, 15 54.o8 Mar.Mar. 23 55.20 Jar.. 30, 197o 52.64 No-/. 17 51.32 July 22 49.SKMa;, 15 5-4-o8 Mar. 9 52.35 Jan. 15, 1974 5i.0b Aug. 21 50.17, ,. ';> 5-,.45 *].r. 26 51.45 Mar. 25 5U.48 fept.Ifc 50.14:ec.t.2t. 53.o^ Kay ol 50.79 Apr. 29 49.08 i; c v. 6 50.55 ;<-.-. : 53-16 iur. 23 51.44

45^113091195731. Local number 'u-33'd'..j,':i-37 . "or.y Shydlcwski. Drilled aoraestic and stc_ck i-fater-taule »ell in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, (31 am 4 ir. (10 cr.) , reported uer,tr 77 ft i 22 mi, cased to 27 ft (6 r). Lsi I,c55 ft 'col m) a&Dve nsl. 2IF tcp of casing, .j.50 ft 13.25 -i ) at.-v- Isd. ! I^r.est water level l'j.36 ft ,3.16 i.) below Isa, May 18, 1966; lowest 14.46 ft (4.41 irj belov.- Isa, 2ec. 5, 19t7, Mar. 16, 1971. Records available: 1956-74.

Jat . in, 1372 12.07 Oct. 9, 197; 10.78 Aur. 14, 1973 12.yb Kay 7, 19(4 12.47Feo. 13, iy73 12.2y 2ept. 28 12.^7 June 13 11.66Apr. 3 11.99 i:ov. 1 12.92 July 26 13.59

May IE 13.C7 -3 12.32 Jan. 3, 1974 12.71 Sept.13 13.80July 5 15.C4 May 21 12.72 Feb. 13 12.30 uct. Ic 14.12Aug. 4 .2.y9 Jur.e ^1 12.40 Apr. 5 12.62 Nov. 22 13.59Sep.-. o 12.99

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4509470°0483901. Local number Ta-31/4w/l^-l. Village of Oilman. Drilled unused water-table well in drift of Pleistocene age, diam 18 to 16 in (46 to 41 cm), deptn 26 ft (.8 m) , cased to 16 ft (5 m), screened lb-26 ft (5-b m). LSQ 1,200 ft (366 m) above msl. MP top of casing, 2.00 ft (0.61 m) above Isd. Highest water level 4.00 ft (1.22 m) below Isd, Mar. 15, 1973; lowest 13.11 ft (4.00 n) below Isd, Oct. 15 1959. Records available: 1957-74. Water levels affected by pumping of nearby wells.

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451919090172401. Local number Ta-33/2/30-Q. Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation. Formerly State of Wisconsin. Drilled domestic water-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diam 6 in (15 cm), depth 160 ft (49 m), cased to 155 ft (47 m) . Lsd 1,591 ft (485 m) above msl. MP %-in (0.64-cm) hole in pumpbase, 0.50 ft (0.15 m) above Isd. Highest water level 29.54 ft (9.00 m) below Isd, Aug. 8, 1968; lowest 34.32 ft (10.46 m) below Isd, Oct. 3, 1974. Records available: 1965-74.

Date

Jan. 13, 1972 19, 197215

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44042209H82901. Local number Tr-19/8w/35-l. table well in sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 6 not available. Lsd 820 ft (250 m) above msl. est water level 133.18 ft (40.59 m) below Isd, Oct. 27, 1966. Records available: 1947-74.

440414091270401. Local number Tr-19/9W/33-9. Village of Centerville. Drilled public-supply water-table well in drift of Pleistocene age, diam 6 in (15 en), reported depth 71 ft (22 m), cased to 66 ft (20 m), screened 66-71 ft (20-22 m). Lsd 740 ft (226 m) above breather pipe, at Isd. Highest water level 46.80 ft (14.26 m) 57.11 ft (17.4! n) below Isd, Mar. 16, 1965. Records available by ~iunrin^ of nearby welJ s .

28, 1P73

435324090533301. Local numDer Ve-13/4W/31-41. City of Viroqua. Drilled unused artesian -i sandstone of Cambrian age, diam 10 in (25 cm), depth 507 ft (155 m), casing information no callable. Lsi 1,260 ft (384 n) above msl. MP top of breather pipe, at Isd. Highe 3.68 ft (30.08 m) below Isd, Nov. 1, 1974; lowest 149.60 ft (45.60 m) belt scords ;

May

Vilas County

U55Sl4o891-.0301. Local number Vi-40/10/10-21 . U.S. Geol. Survey. Driven observation water- table well in sand of Pleistocene age, diam l^ in (3.2 cm), depth 21 ft (8 m) , cased to 25 ft (3 m), well point 25-27 ft (7.6-8.2 m). Lsd 1,640 ft (500 m) above rasl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 11.38 ft (3.47 m) below Isd, May 21, 1973; lowest Ib.Bfi ft (5.14 m) below Isd, Mar. 21, 1949. Records available: 1944-74. ^later-level measurements reported

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425R35083131701. Local number Wk-5/19/2-31. Uiagara Dolomite of Middle Silurian age, diam £ (132 m). Lsd Q62 ft (2Q3 m) above msl. MF top. water level 126.28 ft (3ft.Mq m) below Isd, June Feb. 2, ll?q. Recorls available: iq'17-74.

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I4l407]30d93208ul. Local number Ws-19 '8/15-8. University of Wisconsin Experiment Farm. Hancock. Jetted observation i,ater-table well in sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, liam 4 in (10 cm), deptn 18 ft (5 rj, cased to 16 ft (5 m). Lsd l.OSO ft (329 m) above msl. HP top cf casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 m) above Isd. Highest water level 5.88 ft (1.79 m) below Isd, July 5, 1973; lowest 15.71 ft (14.7Q m> below Isd, June 10, 1959. Records available: 1951-714.

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441414089091101. Local number Ws-20/11/2-53 . Merle Knox. Drilled domestic water-table well 1 sand and gravel of Pleistocene age, diara b in (15 cm), depth 177 ft (54 m) , cased to 172 ft (52 m) screened 172-177 ft (52- ci4 m) . Lsd 923 ft (281 ir.) above rasl. MP top of casing, 1.00 ft (0.30 ri) above Isd. Highest water level 32.97 ft (10.05 m) below Isd, Jane 26, 1973; lowest 40.41 ft (12.32 m) below Isd, Mar. 4, 1959- Records available: 1956-74.

440122088324601. Local number Wi-lS/16 /23-6. City of Oshkosh. Hoard of Education. Wisconsin Ave. and Algoma Blvd. Lrilled unused artesian well in Ct. Peter Sandstone of Middle Drdovlciat, age, diam d in (20 cm), reported depth 20C ft (61 m), casing information not available. Lsd 765 ft (233 m) above rasl. MP top of 1-in (2-5-cm) pipe, at Isd. Highest water level 18.84 ft (5-?4 m) telow Isd, Mar. 30, 1973; lowest 39-75 ft (12.12 ra) beluw Isd, Sept. 1, I960. Records available: 1950-74. Water levels affected by pumping of nearby wells.

D.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1977 0-240-961/50