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Water Levels and Artesian Pressure : n Observation Wells : n the United States : n 1948Part 3. North-Central States
Prepared under the direction of C. G. PAULSEN, Chief Hydraulic Engineer
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER 1128
Prepared in cooperation with the States cf Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, c.nd Wisconsin, and other agencies
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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PREFACE
This report was prepared by the Geological Survey in cooperation with the States of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, and other agencies, by per sonnel of the Water Resources Division under the directicn of:
C. G. Paulsen_____________________Chief Hydraulic Engineer A. N. Sayre___________________Chief, Ground Wate~ Branch P. E. Dennis District Geologist (Ground Water), Grand Forks N. Dak. V. C. Fishel____District Engineer (Ground Water), Lawrence, Kans. P. C. Foley______District Geologist (Ground Water), Madison, Wis. H, G. Hershey__District Geologist (Ground Water), Iowa City, Iowa H. A. Waite______District Geologist (Ground Water), Lincoln, Nebr.
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CONTENTS
PageIntroduction, by A. N. Sayre and others .............. l
Significance of records of water level pnd artesian pressure . 1Annual publication of records by Geological Survey ...... 2Scope of present volume ................... 2Land-surface datum ...................... 3Network of Federal observation wells ............. 4Changes in ground-water level in 1948 in the north-central
part of the United States ................. 4Acknowledgments ....................... 4
Illinois, by J. B. Cooper rnd H. Garland Hershey ......... 5Program of work ....................... 5Fluctuations of water level ................. 5Well descriptions and water-level measurements ....... 7
Iowa, by J. B. Cooper, C- W. Lane, and H. Garland Hershey ..... 8Program of work .......... ............ 8Fluctuations of water level ................. 10We11-numbering system .................... 16Well descriptions and «vater-level messurements ........ 16
Kansas, by Phyllia T. Mosley ................... 39Program of work ....................... 39Well descriptions and weter-level measurements ........ 42
Minnesota, by J. E. Powell .................... 142Program of work ....................... 142Fluctuations of water level ................. 142Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 142
Missouri, by J. B. Cooper, H. Garland Hershey andPhyllis T. Hosley ........................ 148Program of work ....................... 148Fluctuations of water level ................. 148Well descriptions and water-level measurements ....... 149
Nebraska, by R. L. Schreurs .................... 152Program of work ....................... 152Fluctuations of water level ................. 154Pumpage ........................... 169vVell-numbering system .................... 171Well descriptions and water-level measurements ....... 171
North Dakota, by J. E. Powell .................. 259Program of work ....................... 259Precipitation .............. 259Fluctua^ ions of water level ................. 261Well descriptions and water-level measurements ....... 263
Wisconsin, by p. C. Foley ..................... 281Program of work ............ 281Fluctuations of water level ................. 281Well descriptions and water-level measurements ....... 284
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure 1. Outline map of the United States showing sections of the country covered by the six water-supply papers on water levels and artesian pressure in observation wells in 1948 ....................
VI ILLUSTRATIONS
PageFigure 2. Hydrograph of well U. S- 112 at Princeton, 111., and
monthly precipitation at U. S. Vi/eather Bureau Sva- tlon near Tlskilwa from November 1942 to December 1948 ........................ 6
3. Map of Iowa showing location of observation wells In1948 ........................ 9
4. Graph showing fluctuations of average water level In 8 wells In the Tarklo Greek Valley, Iowa-Mo., and precipitation at Shenandoah, Iowa, from September 1934 to December 1948 ............... 11
5. Hydrograph of well 87-28-29N1, near Harcourt, and precipitation at Port Dodge, Iowa, from October 1942 to December 1948 ............... 12
6. Hydrograph of well 84-6-20N1, near Marion, and monthlyprecipitation at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, lowr, from April 1940 to December 1948 ............ 14
7. Hydrograph of well 83-7-21K1 at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa, showing fluctuations of water level caused by pumping in the vicinity from August 1943 to December 1948 ................. 15
8. Map of North Dakota showing drainage basins anddistribution of observation wells at end of 1948 . . 260
9. Graph showing average monthly water level in 9 to 20 selected observation wells in North Dakota, 1937-48 ...................... 262
10. Graph showing fluctuations of water level in two water-table wells, Pr-6 at Park Palls, and Mo-2 near Cashton, Wls. ................. 283
11. Graph showing fluctuations of water level inartesian well, Ml-36, N. 27th and Hopkins Sts.,Milwaukee, Wls. .................. 283
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE IN OBSERVATION WELLS IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1948
Part 3. NORTH-OKMTRAL STATFS
INTRODUCTION
By A N Sayre and others
The ground-water investigations of the United States Geological Survey
are primarily concerned with the location and appraisal of the ground-water
resources of the Nation. They are carried on principally in financial
cooperation with States and municipalities, or at the request of other
Federal agencies. Most of the investigations have to do with the availa
bility of usable water supplies, hut a few deal with drainage, flood
control, construction of waterways and dams, mine drainage, and other
problems to which the principles of ground-water geology are pertinent.
Water-Supply Paper 992 lists about 1,800 papers and reports describing
ground-weter investigations made by the Survey in cooperation with States
and municipalities through 1945.
Significance of records of water level and artesian pressure
An essential part of the ground-water investigations is th1? measure
ment of fluctuations of water level and artesian pressure in wells. The
rock formations of the earth are great natural reservoirs in which a part
of the water derived from rain and snow is stored to supply wells and
springs and to maintain the flow of streams during periods of fair
weather. Water levels in wells indicate the stages of these natural
reservoirs; they show the extent to which water supplies are de-oleted by
drought or by heavy pumping, whether for public waterworks, irrigation,
or Industrial uses, and the extent to which they are replenished in
seasons of abundant rainfall or melting snow. The recorded changes of
pressure in flowing wells indicate depletion or replenishment of the
artesian supplies.
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATE;
Annual publication of records by Geological S-irvey
The regular publication of records of water level and artesian pressure
in the United States was begun by the Geological Survey in 1935 and has con
tinued yearly since. This series of water-supply papers is in a sense an
inventory of ground-water supplies. Prior to 1940 the records were pub
lished in a single volume. Beginning with 1940 the records have been
published in six volumes, covering the northeastern, southeastern, north-
central, south-central, northwestern, and southwestern sections of the
country. Hawaii is included in the southwestern section. (See fig. 1.)
The introduction to the chapter on each State contains an outline of the
general program of work and special features of the program in the current
year, such as preliminary reports Issued or put on file during the year or
of work done in preparation for such a report. A general discussion of the
fluctuations of water level and statements in regard to precipitation, pump-
age, and other factors affecting water level are Included. The following
table gives the numbers of water-level reports from 1935 through 1948.
Water-supply papers on water levels and artesian pressure in observation wells in the United States
Year
19351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948
NortheasternStates
777817840845886906936944986
10161023107110961126
SoutheasternStates
777817840845886907937945987
10171024107210971127
North-centralStates
777817840845886908938946988
10181025107310981128
South-centralStates
77781784084588690993994798910191026107410991129
NorthwesternStates
77781784084580691094094Q990
10201027107511001130
SouthwesternStatesand
Hawaii777817840845886911941949991
10211028107611011131
Scope of present volume
The present volume covers the north-central States and gives records of
water level and ar-cesian pressure in about 1,940 observation wells of the
Geological Survey and cooperating agencies in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minne
sota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. Of these wells, 77
are equipped with automatic water-stage recorders. For some wells not pre
viously reported complete records of water level are given. For wells whose
previous records have been published this volume gives only the current
records. If a complete description of a well nas been published in a
INTRODUCTION
previous report, only the well number or the well number and a brief de
scription are given in this report. This report includes about 13,910
Individual determinations of water level and artesian pressure.
Land-surface datum
Before 1943, in Geological Survey reports, the water levels and arte
sian pressures for some wells were given in feet above or below the
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS______1131_______Figure 1. Outline map of the United States showing sections of the country
covered by the six water-supply papers on water levels and artesian pressure In observation wells In 1948. The shaded section represents the part of the country covered by this volume.
measuring point* and for other wells in feet above or below sea level or
above or below various assumed datum planes. In 1943, It was decided that
uniform practice should be adopted. Accordingly, a precise datum plane was
established approximating the land surface at each well. The wrter levels
and artesian heads for all wells listed In this report are given in feet
below land-surface tlatvm unless preceded by a plus (+) sign, or otherwise
Indicated In th« descriptive text for each State. When water levels or
artesian heads are referred to land-surface datum for the first time, a con
version factor Is given in the descriptive matter preceding then in order to
facilitate comparison of the older and newer records.
4 WATER LEVELS A1JD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Network of Federal observation wells
In 1942 and 1943 the Geological Survey established a network of 60 Fed
eral observation wells. These wells were selected because the fluctuations
of water level in them are believed to be typical and represent the general
fluctuations thft occur in the parts of the country in which the wells are
situated. At the end of 1948 the network comprised about 360 wells in 45
States, including 300 wells measured regularly in connection with coopera
tive ground-water investigations.
Changes in ground-water level in 1948 in the north-central part ofthe United States
In 1940 the precipitation in the north-central section of the country
was below normal with the exception of Illinois, Kansas, and North Dakota.
In Illinois, precipitation totaled several inches above the annual average
in nearly all the southern part of the State, buo was somewhat below normal
elsewhere. In Kansas, the year's precipitation was above normal in almost
every part of the State and exceeded amounts during either of the two pre
ceding years. In Missouri, precipitation was slightly b3low the 61-year
average. The average for the year was 39.59 inches, compared with the
61-year average of 40.49 inches. The average precipitation for North
Dakota was 17.45 inches--0.68 inch above normal. The fluctuations of both
water level and artesian pressure in wells, however, depsnd on many factors
besides the amount of precipitation. In certain of the observetion wells
there are fluctuations caused by difference in the rate of pumping or arte
sian flow from other wells in the area, but most of the observation wells ar
not noticeably affected by pumping or artesian flow. A summary of the
changes in ground-water level is given in the chapter for each State.
Acknowledgments
1'iss Dorothy X. Ireland and, later, N!iss Verda M. Dougherty had gen
eral charge of the assembling of the several reports and did the editing;
:,'r. Rodney Hart edited the illustrations; and J'rs. Nauvoo Ragland, I'rs.
Prances Dowell, and yiss Beulah B. Brunson did the offset typing.
Perm P. Livingston had general supervision of the observation-well
program. The measurements were made under the direction of the district
supervisors of the ground water branch in the several States.
ILLINOIS
By J. B. Cooper and II. Garland Hershey
PROGRAM OF WORK
f.'easurements of water level were continued in 1948 in the veil at
Princeton, in Bureau County, as a part of the Nation-wide network of obser
vation wells. This well is equipped with a float-tape gage, and was first
observed in November 1942; observations have been made at approximately
weekly intervals since thst time. A total of 49 measurements wfs made in
this well during 1948.
FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVEL
The water level in the well at Princeton during 1948 folloved the
general pattern of previous years, as indicated by figure 2. Tls high
water level occurred in the first quarter and the low water level in the
last quarter of the year. The ranf.e of fluctuation of 17.39 feet was
greater than in any previous year of record. The high of 3.60 feet below
land-surface datum occurred on March 27 ana the low of 20.99 feet below
land-surface datum on December 25, the lowest on record for this well and
4 feet lower than the first measurement of the yea? as recorded on January 3.
The average water level for the last 3 months of the year was 20.41 feet
below land-surface datum, as compared with the average water level for the
first 3 months of 13.51 feet below land-surface datum, a difference of
6.90 feet.
The following is an excerpt from the Weather Bureau report on Climato-
logical Data: Precipitation totaled several inches above the annual average
in nearly all of the extreme south and also in the southernmost counties of
central Illinois. Except in scattered localities, precipitation elsewhere
in the State was somewhat under normal.
PRECIPITATION, IN INCHES WATER LEVEL, IN FEET BELOW LAND-SURFACE DATUM
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ILLINOIS, BUREAU OOIDTY
WELL DESCRIPTION AND WATER-LF.VFL MEASUREMENTS
US 112. R. E. Neff. In Eauipped with float-tape gage available: 1942-48-
Bureau County
Princeton, in sec. 9, T- 16 N-, R- Measurements made by Nick Hanaen.
W. Records
Date
Jan. 3101731
Feb. 142128
Mar. 6132027
Apr. 310
Water level16.9916-60 '16.5316.3916.2914.6913.0514.3013.856.303.608.348.49
Date
Apr. 1724
May 18
152229
June 5121926
July 3
Water level9.009.159.489.559.489.8010.8511.8012.8013.9014.4014.19
Date
July 10172431
Aug. 7142128
Sept. 111825
Oct. 2
Water level14.6915.1315.4515.5916.1916.6117.1117.8018.8019.2119.4519.71
Date
Oct. 9162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec. 4111825
Water level19.9820.1920-3020-4920-5920.6120.6920-7120.5820.3920.0820-99
IOWA
By J. B- Cooper, C- W. Lane, and H. Garland Hershey
PROGRAM OP WORK
Measurements of the water level In observation wells In Iowa were
continued in 1948 in cooperation with the Iowa Geological Survey. Most of
the observation wells were established in 1938- In a few observation wells
in the Tarkio Creek Valley, in southwestern Iowa, measurements were begun
In 1C34 through a program organized by the Federal Geological Survey in
which the Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of
Agriculture participated for several years. All of these wells are now
included in one program for the State.
Past records of the water-level measurements made In the wells in the
Tarkio Creek area are published in Water-Supply Papers 777, 817, 840, 845,
886, 908, 938, 988, 1018, 1025, 1073, and 1098, and those for the wells
established in 1938 first appear in Water-Supply Paper 886.
At the beginning of 1948 measurements were being made on 164 wells in
39 counties throughout the State. (See fig- 3 .) During the year 6 wells
were dropped from the program, and 3 wells were added, making a total of
161 wells in the observation-well program at- the end of the year. Automa
tic water-stage recorders were being maintained on 12 wells at the close of
the year. Water-level measurements were being made weekly on 5 wells,
monthly on 48 wells, and quarterly on most of the remaining wells. Approxi
mately 1,044 wetted-tape measurements were made in 1948 as contributions
to the observation-well program. In addition, many water-level measurements
were made in connection with pumping tests and in gathering data on new
wells throughout the State. These additional measurements and descriptions
of wells are not included in this report
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FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVEL
The average total precipitation over the State in 1948 was 28.33
inches, about 3.22 inches below normal, as obtained from published records
of the U. S- Department of Commerce, Weather Bureau, Above-normal preclpi
tat ion occurred over most of the State during the mont*"» of February,
March, July, November, and December. In April, the precipitation was nor
mal but during the remaining months it was below normal.
The following table shows the average net change In the water level
between December 1947 and December 1948 in groups of si-allow wells, by
counties, throughout the State. The precipitation for 1948 at the nearest
U- S. Weather Bureau station and the departure from normal is also shown.
Average net change in water levels, in feet, in shallow wells in Iowa, and the annual precipitation and departure from normal, in inches, at the nearest U. S. Weather Bureau station, 1948.
County
AdairBuena VistaCalhounClay-Palo AltoDick ins onJeffersonJohnsonLinnLyonMadisonMarionMontgomery-PageMuscatinePolkPoweshiekSacStoryWarrenWebster
No. of wells
314
a 311i8114
b 24211422D
Average net change
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-2.65-2.53+1.10+1.06+ .33-.69
-4.25-1.65-2.40-1.32-.04+ .06-6.69-5.91-3.27
Precipi tation32.7029.7025.9424.96
30.2433.9734.7425.5832.0531.2131.5535.8128.7431.0126.7128.4528.9826-92
Departure from normal
+1.21+1.28-5.80-3.31
-4.08-.53
+3.91+ .04+ .96-1.61-.90
+2.12-2.23-2.39-2.00-2.30-2.91-4.21
a These wells, 1 in Clay County and 2 in Palo Alto County, are all in the vicinity of Lost Island Lake.
b These wells, 7 in Montgomery County and 17 in Page County, are in the Tarkio Creek Valley which occupies parts of both counties.
Shallow observation wells were established in 1934 in the Tarkio Creek
area, which covers parts of Montgomery and Page Counties, in Iowa, and
Atchison County, in Missouri. Water-level measurements have been made on
this group of wells at least once a month for almost the entire period of
record- In 1948, these measurements were made by Dean W. Knox, local ob
server. Records of the water levels in wells in the Missouri part of the
area are given in the section of this report that deals with that State.
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Measurements in 8 wells (Nos- 1, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 15, and 17) were
used in computing the average water level for each month in 194F. These
averages are given in the following table.
Average water levels, in feet 'above assumed datum planes, in 8 observation wells in the Tarkio Creek area, Iowa-Mo., 1948.
Date
Jan . Feb. Mar.
Water- level
13.38 12.34 15.25
Date
Apr. MayJune
Water level
15.39 15.65 14.51
Date
July Aug. Sept.
Water level
13.29 12.05 11.74
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec.
Water level
11.63 11.75 11.38
The fluctuation of the average water level in this area during the
period of record as indicated by these 8 wells, and the precipitation at
Shenandoah since 1934 are shown by months in figure 4.
The fluctuations of the water level during the period of record in a
shallow unused well in the southern part of Webster County, near Harcourt,
are shown in figure 5. This well is 41.8 feet deep, taps water In the
glacial drift, and is representative of several shallow observation wells
in the county which tap the same water-bearing bed. The monthly precipi
tation at Fort Dodge, shown also on the graph, correlates closely with
fluctuations of water level. Figure 6 shows the depth of the water table
below land-surface datum in well 84-6-20N1, which is an observation well
11.7 feet deep tapping water in glacial drift. Wetted-tape measurements
were made during the last week of each month to obtain these data. The
well is in central Linn County about 5 miles northeast of Cedar Rapids.
Close correlation between precipitation, as recorded at the IT. S. Weather
Bureau station in Cedar Rapids, and the water-level fluctuations in this
well is evident. This well is representative of several shallov observation
wells in the county and of many domestic farm wells which tap tl <* same
water-bearing bed.
Well 83-7-21K1, figure 7 , at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, is illus
trative of artesian rock wells affected by industrial and seasorn.1 with
drawals for normal industrial use and air-conditioning purposes. This is
an unused well completed at a depth of 156 feet in the upper nart of
Silurian dolomite, which is locally about 400 feet thick- Most wells in
Cedar Rapids develop water supplies for air-conditioning and industrial use
from these strata. The observation well is about half n mile fron the
heavily pumped areas of downtown Cedar Rapids. The well was first measured
in August 1943. On December 31, 1948, the water level was 60-91 feet below
land-surface datum, which is 3.69 feet below its stage of Decemt'sr 31, 1943.
PRECIPITATION, IN_ INCHES O o> o o>
_WATER LEVEL,IN FEET BELOW LAND-SURFACE DATUM
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WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM
Tie numbers assigned by the Federal Geological Survey to its observa
tion wells in Iowa, other than those in the Tarkio Creek area, show the
location of the wells according to the rectangular system for subdivision
of public land. Each well number is made up of three segments, separated
by hyphens. The first and second segments indicate the township and range.
The third segment includes the section, followed by a letter representing
the 40-acre subdivision of the section, as shown by the diagram, and the
serial number of the particular well.
The letter E is added to the second segment representing the range
when a well is east of the fifth principal meridian. Ir the numbers of the
other wells, it is understood that the range indicated Is west of the
meridian.
For example, the number 76-31-25P1 indicates a well in T- 76 N-,
R. 31 W., in the SE^SW^ sec. 25, whose serial number is 1.
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASURETENTS
Adair County
76-31-25P1. SE^SW^ sec. 25, T. 76 N-, R. 31 W. Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 23, 1.97; July 13, 5.74; Oct. 5, 6.27; Dec. 14, 5.16.
76-31-29F1. SEiNWi sec. 29, T. 76 N-, R. 31 W. Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 23, 8.49; July 13, 13.85; Oct. 5, 14.72; Dec. 14, 15.84.
75-31-15B1. John E- Soderberg. NW^NE^ sec. 15, T. 75 N-, R. 31 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 23, 1.30; July 13, 5.05; Oct. 5, 6.40.
75-31-18B1. Charles Gillam. NW^NEi sec. 18, T. 7f N-, R. 31 W. Records available: 1940-47. Well destroyed; measuremerts discontinued.
75-30-17E1. SW^NW-t sec. 17, T. 75 N-, R. 30 W- Measuring point on and after Mar. 23, top of tile casing, 0.10 foot above land-surface datum which is 1.3 feet below previous measuring point. Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 23, + D.10; July 13, 2.40; Oct. 5, 1.97; Dec. 14, 0.15.
Benton County
85-10-16M3. City of Vinton well 3. Records available: 1939-42. No measurements made in 1948.
Buena Vista County
Vicinity of Storm Lake
91-37-32E1. SW^NW^ sec. 32, T. 91 N-, R. 37 W. Records available: 1940-47. Well destroyed; measurements discontinued.
IOV;A, CERRO GOKDO COUNTY
90-37-3E1. Emil Schmitz. SW^NM-^ sec. 3, T. 90 N-, R- 37 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Apr- 27, 6.10; July 15, 9.30-
90-37-3M1- L. B. Watt. NW^SW^ oec. 3, T- 90 N-, R- 37 W- Reoorda available: 1940-47. Well destroyed; meaaurements diacontlnued-
90-37-23D1. Blggens Bros. NW^NW-j aec. 23, T. 90 N-, R. 37 W. Recorda available; 1940-47. No meaaurementa made In 1948.
90-37 -34B1. Ed Zlnn. NE^HWi aec. 34, T. 90 N., R. 37 W. Records available: 1941-48. Apr. 27, 6-60; July 15, 8.80; Oct. 7, 13.44; Dec. 15, 11.08.
Calhoun County
Vicinity of Twin Lakea
89-32-28N1- SW^SW^ aec. 28, T. 89 N., R. 32 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Apr. 27, 3.27; July 15, 3.65; Oct. 8, 5.20; Dec. 17, 4.65.
89-32-33P1. Iowa State Conaervatlon Commlaalon. SE^W^- aec. 33, T. 89 N-, R. 32 W. Drilled wel], depth 53 feet. Tapa water In glacial aand and gravel- Well uaed during aummer montha to provide water for vlaltora to Twin Lnkea State Park. Equipped with lift pump. Meaaurlng point, hole In pump baae, 0-5 foot above land-aurface datum. Reoorda avallrble: 1948. Oct. 8, 14.76; Dec. 17, 14.90.
89-32-33N1- Ben Burns. SW^SW^ aec. 33, T- 89 N., R. 32 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Apr. 27, 2.37; July 15, 4-55; Oct. 8, 8. OP; Dec- 17, 6.01.
88-33-1B1. Ben Burn a . NW-jNE^ aec. 1, T. 88 N., R. 33 W. Recorda available: 1940-48- Apr. 27, 7.16; July 15, 11-65; Oct. 8, 14.10; Dec - 17, 13 . 00 .
88-33-1D1. Bernard Kutz- Formerly owned by George Voaa- aec. 1, T. 88 N-, R. 33 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Apr- 27, 7-38; July 15, 9.20; Oct. 8, 12.80; Dec- 17, 13-16.
Carroll County
85-35-7N1. City of Breda- SW^SW^ aec. 7, T- 85 N-, K- 35 W. Recorda available: 1942-48. Mar. 25, 187.70; July 14, 188-55; Oct. 5, 190-90; Dec. 15, 194.51.
85-35-18D1. Citv of Breda. NW^NW^ aec. 18, T. 85 N-, R- 35 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Mar. 25, 190.73; July 14, 191.10; Oct. 6, 190-47; Dec- 15, 192.00.
84-34-25P1. City of Carroll teat hole 1- SE^NW^ aec. 25, T- 84 N-, R. 34 W. Recorda available: 1939-48- Mar. 25, 40.47; July 14, 43.96; Oct. 6, 46.27; Dec- 15, 39.82.
Cerro Qordo County
97-21-9E1. E- H. Phllllpa. SW-|NWi sec- 9, T. 97 N-, R. 21 W- Recorda available: 1941-48. Apr- 23, 96-10; July 16, 97.42; Oct. 12, 97.84-
97-20-24H1. Mrs. Vlnnle Shank a . SK^NFi aec. 24, T. 97 N-, R. 20 W. Recorda available: 1941-48. Apr. 23, 9.05; July 16, 9.85; Oct. 12, 16-26.
97-20-28L1- Crystal Sugar Co. NE^SW^ sec. 28, T. 97 N-, P. 20 W. Recorda available: 1943-48. Apr- 23, 177.35; July 16, 191.00.
97-19-30R1. E. Stebbena. SE^SEi aec. 30, T. 97 N., R. 19 W. Recorda available: 1941-48- Apr. 23, 9.70; July 16, 11.75; Oct. 12, 11.35-
96-22-7Q1. W. S. Overgaard. SW^SF^- aec. 7, T . 96 N- , R. 22 W. Recorda available; 1941-48. Apr- 22, 23.20; July 15, 23.12J Oct. 12, 25.58-
96-22-14C1- Fred Stephena. NE-^NWi aec. 14, T. 96 N-, R. 22 W. Recorda available: 1940-48. Apr. 14, 33.10; July 15, 35.60; Oct. 12, 35.20.
96-22-20C1- The Willow Inn. NE^NW^ aec. 20, T- 96 N-, R- 22 W- Records available: 1940-48. Apr- 14, 3.20; July 15, 5.90; Oct. 12, 8-26.
96-22 -20L1- NEiSW^ aec. 20, T. 96 N-, R. 22 W- Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 22, 34.24; July 15, 39.97; Oct. 12, 36-36.
96-22-23Q1. H. R. Anderaon. SW^SE^ aec. 23, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Recorda available: -1940-48. Apr. 22, 21.60; July 15, 21.40; Oct. 12, 23.32-
18 «ATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTf-CENTRAL STATES
96-22-25D2. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior. sec. 25, T. 96 N-, R- 22 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 22, 5-90; July 15, 7.13; Oct. 12, 8.18-
96-21-13E1. Mason City & Clear Lake railway. SW^NW^ sec. 13, T. 96 N-, R. 21 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 22, 5-50; July 15, 6.30; Oct. 12, 8.02.
96-21-17C1. Clear Lake Sand & Gravel Co- NE-^NWj sec. 17, T- 96 N., R. 21 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr- 22, 17.83; July 15, 18.30; Oct. 12, 18.70.
96-21-17M1. NW-^SW^ sec. 17, T. 96 N-, R. 21 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 14, 0.90; July 15, 2.77; Oct. 12, 2.96.
96-21-18H1. Sam Kennedy. SE^NE^ sec. 18, T. 96 N., R. 21 W. Recore available: 1940-48. Apr. 14, 10.16; July 15, 10.80; Oct. 12, 11.02.
96-20-3P1. Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Co. SE-jSW^ sec- 3, T. 96 N-, R. 20 W. Records available: 1941-48. Apr- 22, 46.62; Oct. 12 51.25.
96-20-16J1. City of Mason Pity well 11. NE^SRi sec. 16, T. 96 N-, R. 20 W. Records available: 1939-43; 1947-48.
Water level atDay
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Jan.
202.70202.20202.10202 . 40201.80202.00201.80202 . 10202.70203.10202.50202.30202.40202.60202.40203.10203.20202.90202.30202 . 00202.20202.50204.80206.40207.20205.80207.20207.80208.40209.10209.70
a Nearby well
Feb.
209.00207.90208.50209.30209.90210.30210-40210.70210.30210.30210.30210.60210.40210.80220.40208.10207.00206-10206.00206-00205.60204.80204.00203.60203.50203.50203.10203.30203.90
pumping.
Water level atDay
12 -
45678g
1011
July210.60
a243.30
Aug.on c Qf\ t.Lo OU
216-30on £i or\ cXb cUo T. fi or\C J.D CU
216-00PT c no& -LO a\J
215-80215-10214-30214 .20214.50
noon, from recorderMar Apr
203.20 a216.80202.90 208.00203.20 205.90203.70 204.30203.70 203.10203.30 202*30202.70 201.30202.30 201.60202-40 201.60202.60 200.60202-90 199.80202-90 199.70202.90 199.80202-00 200.00201.30 199.60201.50 199.90201.60 201-70201.00 200.50200.60 200.40200.80 201.00200.70 201.40200.50 201.10200.40 201.00200-50 a232.80200.30 a235.70200-20 a224.20200-60 213.10200-10 211.40
a224-50 210.10a234.50 209.00a232.90
noon, from recorderSept .
a230.40a OPV finO.C,Ht 1 W
a248-80a249 -90a250.00a 2 49 . 10a248.80a284 . 20230.30224-80223.20
chartsMay
208-40208.00207.60207.20206-60206.80206.60206.40205.70205.40205.20205.10205.00204.90204.80204.60204.30204.50204-70204.70205.00205.80206.00205.60205.40205.30205.60206-60207 . 40207.60207.20
chartsOct.
June
206. 7(207. 0(207. 6(208. 2(209. 3(209. 6(209. 0(208 . 9(209. 2C209. 5(210. OC210. 4C210. f.'209.6'209. 5'209.7'209. 5(209.''209 . 6'209."'208. <"208.?'208. P'209.2"209 . B'210."'210.'209 . 6209.7'210.?'
Nov.226-00226.20226 40OOG. f\r\C CO UU
O OC. ^ Actib.oUoo<7 onCiCi I . Ci \J
QOR Dn coo . oUPOA Of)Cttj *± . C \J
oo ^r\ ecu OUpo c i r\ cco - J.U224.70
IOWA, CLINTON COUNTY 19
96-20-16Jl--Continued.
Day
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Water level at noon, fromJuly Aug .
a244.30 215 a254.80 215 ...... 216
225.10 215O 1 £.
' 217Old
...... a236a24?
...... a237a24 4a£47
a248 a?49
Q p c;n
216.40 a249 216-00 a245 217.10 a248
.00
.80
.90
.40
.80
.10
.40
.00
.10
.80
.10
.90
.70
.00
.80
.80
.30
.90
.80
.90
recorder chartsSept .
222. a232. a246. a247. a248. a249. a250. a250. a250- a247. a247. a246. a246.
60 90 50 90 90 80 40 50 10 70 30 50 00
Oct.
220 220 220 220 220 219 219 220 221 222 222 223 222 223 224 225 225 226 226
.10
.30 00 .30 .40 .50 .70 .30 .50 .30 .60 .70 .20 .50 .60 .40 .80 .00 .20
Nov .223 225 224 222 2<j2 222 223 223 222 222 221 221 221 220 220 220 221 220 220
.80
.40
.30
.60
.50
.90
.80
.20
.70
.50
.60 -10 .00 .90 .30 .40 .40 .20 .20
a Nearby well pumping.
95-22-5M1. School district- NW^SW^ sec- 5, T. 95 N-, R. 22 W- Records available: 1941-48. Apr. 22, 6-50; July 15, 6-66; Oct. 12, 10-30.
95-21-27Q1. Dave Blankenship. SW^BE^ sec- 27, T- 95 N-, R. 21 W. Records available: 1941-48. Apr. 22, 21.42; July 16, 21.87; Got. 13, 26.30.
94-22-24J1. NE-JSE^ sec- 24, T- 94 N-, R. 22 W. Records available: 1941-48- Apr- 82, 10-90; July 16, 11-17; Oct. 13, 13.36.
94-22-24J2. Town of Thornton- NE^-SK^ sec. 24, T- 94 N», R. 22 W. Records available: 1941-47. No measurements made in 1948.
94-22-24J3. Mel Bowen. NE^SF^ sec- 24, T- 94 N-, R. 22 W. Records available: 1941-48- Apr- 22, 13.65; July 16, 10-87; Oct. 13, 13.70-
Clay County
96-35-3R1. Allis Wilson. SK^SE^ sec. 3, T- 96 N-, R. 35 W- Records available: 1940-48- Apr- PI, 4.12; July 15, 4-18; Oct. 8, 6-64; Dec. 16, 6.08.
Clinton Count,y
P1-6E-22H1. F- I- du Pont de N^no^rs ,<- Co. well 2. SP^-NE^ sec. 22, T- 01 N-, R. 6 E- Records available: :j<*G-4£. Affected by pumping of nearby wells
Water level frcn air-;-:;v-:e measurements
Date
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Water level
611" J
2629
162317
152?297g
121926
126 .i 'j''^l.-bIjr;
136 ,134133,138,138,123,138,140,143,140.143.141.142.138.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00,00.00.00,00
Pumping gallons a minute
18001750200016501850£000130017001800145019501950180018001800160018501725
Number of wells wells pumping at time
of measurementg2£
222323222333333
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81-7E-6K1. W. Atlee Burpee Co. NW^SE^ sec. 6, T- 81 N., R. 7 E. Records available; 1940-45, 1947. No measurements made in 1948-
81-7E-7B1- Clinton Water Works Co. well 5. R. 7 E. Measurements made by Clinton Water Works Co 1945-48. June 4, 119.30; June 17, 114.00.
sec. 7, T. 8l N- Records available:
Decatur County
69-25-29R1. Sam Gassett. available: 1940, 1942, and 1948
sec. 29, T. 69 N-, Mar- 23, 14.15.
R- 25 W. Records
6 W. Records available; 7, 4.20; Dec. 16, 3-50-
Dick.tnson County
99-36-6G1. SW^NE^ sec. 6, T- 99 N., R- 1941-48- Mar. 26, 0.22; July 14, l.lOj Oct.
Dufcuque County
89-3E-7Q1. City of Dubuaue well 2. SW^GE-J sec. 7, T- 89 N-, R- 3 F... Highest observed water level, from recorder charts 24.1 feet below land- surface datum, on Dec. 6; lowest, 100.4 feet below land-surface datum on Apr. 20* Records available: 1947-48.
Daily high and low water levels from recorder charts
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
January High Low
26 24 28 36 24 27 26 26 26 29 35 23 26 28 27 27 31
.6
.6
.4
.1
.5
.3
.3
.2
.7
.6
.2 8 .9 .3 .2 .9 .4
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70 66 68
66 69 58 68 69 70 61 67 68 70 69 70 71
" *
.8 8 .5
.9
.2
.1
.4
.1
.2
.0 0 .9 .4 .8 .9 .0
March High Low
....
41.2 28.2 30.4 28.3 29.7 28-7 30.0 36.3 28.0 43.3 38.8 39.5 39.3 33.8 42.1 29.2 36.5 36.1
....
....
56.0 58.4 55.2
56.0 58.3 52.5 55.1 59.2 61.5 61.0 61.4
58-5 60.6 61.1
April High Low
29.5 39.8 35.7
30.3 38-9 36-6 35.3 35-0 31.5 29.2 27.4 33.9 34.9 34.6 35.8
30.1 34.9 40.4 37.4 36.0 33.1 34.9 45.7 41.0 41.9 38.3
72.2 71.7
68.3 73.2 69.2 78.0 72.3 71.0 63.3 59.2 78-5 79.0 80.7 81-0
100.4 80.9 67.1 73.3 59.0 68-2 71.4 75.2 76-0 69.7 77.0
May High Low
38-2 45.2 36.6
35-9 38.1 36. " 33.6 43.4 32.7 33.7 35.2 38.4
34.2 46.5 43.6
46.1 42.7
37.9 36.0 35.4 39.2 37.4 38.9 31.7
69.7 62.6 67.0
73.1 V3.9 78.2 70.3 61.2 69.3 64.1 71.3 80.0
89.2 73.2
85.5 80.6 81.4 82.2 82.1 76.4 77.8
June Higl- Low
36.3 39.4 41.7
37.3 40-0 44.2 41.9 39.0 41-3 39.8 44.9 43.3 39.2 39.5
37.6 39.0 38.6 43.7 44.1 47.7 38.5 39.0 41.0
81.2 79.7 80.7
82.2
80-3 78.9
74.3
74.2 82.7 78.7
81.3 74.5
78-5
July High Low
41.7 42.9 54.7
43.9 48.0 50-3 54.9 43.6 64.7 44.2 50.0 51.5 54.0 51.4 49.1 49.0 53.0 40.5 53.7 51.4 51.3 46.3 48.7 49.3 48.7 53.3 52.6 53.1 49.8 46.0
79.2 81.7 85.4 82 1 82.2 82.3 78.7 81.5 79.0 83.1 86.0 88.1 80.2 80.7 80.7 80.1 81.4 81.5 81.0 82.0 81.7 81.2 81.2 82.0 75.3 78.0 80.0 81.1 80.4 81.1 81.2
Daily high and low water levels from recorder charts
Day
1 2 3 4 5
August High 6 Low
48.8 46.8 48-9 47-4 47.3
82.6 87.7 79.5 77.3 77.2
September October November High Low High Low High Low
46 45 47 53 55
.7
.4
.3
.3
.9
84 85 90 89 90
.7 ....
.0 ....
.8 .... i
.4 ....
.... 38
.... 38
.... 38
.... 35
.... 42
.8
.8
.5
.9
.3
74.7 76.7 7'T.3 76.9 73.7
December High Low
39.8 29.5 29.6 28-5 33.0
68.1 57.4 62.1 63.5 67.3
48.7 80.1 55.5 84-0 39.1 71.6 24.1 60.7
IDVifA, HENRY COUNTY 21
89-3E-701--Continued.
Daily high and low water levels from recorder charts
Day
7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30' 31
August High Low50.2 51.9 44.3 41.5 46.3 48.1 38.7 41.9 46.0 36.2 39.3 38.7 39.5 39.8 57.0 55.1 39.3 53.1 48.2 51.8 51.3 48.5 53.6 42.7 49.0
81-2 73.7 75.2 78.3 79.2 79.7 87.0 88.6 87.2 82.7 86.9 89.8 96.3 79.5 89.1 84.5 86.0 90.4 84.9 93.1 93.6 93.7 94.3 83.6 91.8
September October High Low High Low44 46 45 44 47 54 44 49 47 52 45 52 55 41 43 46 46 47 47 51 44 41 39 50
.2
.5
.6
.1
.3
.6
.8
.0
.7
.3
.1
.3
.5
.8
.3
.8
.4
.5
.1
.3
.5
.1
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.7
89 83 83 86 85 71 82 83 85 89 91 88 93 89 88 91 91 91 88 81 86 87 88 90
.0 .... ....
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.5 42.7 79.1
.2 .... .... 2 41.3 79.0 0 42.7 79.4
43.0 79.4
November High Low45 39 40 34 42 32 42 40 33 34 33 33 34 30 37 38 33 33 32 26 32 32 29 30
.0
.2
.3
.7
.6
.1
.6
.7
.9
.6
.9
.8
.1
.3
.7
.8
.8
.2
.5 -5 .5 .9 .9 .0
79.4 66.1 76.8 76.7 73.9 75.8 71.4 70-5 69.1 72.0 71.2 71.2 71.2 71.7 71.8 71.0 76.7 71.2 70-6 66.5 67.9 69.2 65.8 68.0
December High Low29.2 28.5 29.6 33.4 30.8 34.7 26-5 33.8 27.9 32.2 32.6 32.2 32.3 29.0 29.3 31.2 28-8 31.7 29.5 30.3 28-0 28.0 26.4 31.3 29.0
65.2 66.6 68.4 67-3 68.4 69.3 57.6 69.2 67.7 68.3 69.1 69.0 67. V 64.0 67.4 67.7 68.4 70.2 67.5 66.4 63.6 65.1 64.8 67.7 6R.3
Emmet County
100-32-11R1. Okamanpedan State Park. SE^fiE^ sec- 11, T 100 N-> R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 27, 61.72; July 14, 62.05; Oct. 8, 62.34; Dec. 16, 62.28.
99-34-14B1. City of Estherville well 3. Measuring point or and after Mar. 27, top of casing, 2.05 feet above land-surface datum and 0.80 feet above previous measuring point. Records available: 1939, 1943, 1945, and 1947-48. Mar. 27, 113.50.
Harrison County
80-42-11Q1. City of Woodbine. SW^SE^ sec. 11, T 80 N-, R- 42 W. Measurements made by Mr- Dean, Woodbine Water Works- Records available: 1940, 1942-48-
Date
Mar. Apr.
1 1
Waterlevel14.58 13.75
Date
May June
11
Water level
14.67 15.33
Date
SeptNov.
30 3
Water level
16.00 15.09
79-41-34N1. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. SW^SW-^ sec. 34, T. 79 N-, R. 41 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurenent s made in 1948.
78-42-llAl. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. NE^NE^ sec. 11, T. 78 N-, R. 42 W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 24, "9.22.
V8-42-12Q1. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. SW^SE^ sec. 12, T. 78 N., R. 42 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurements mads in 1948.
Henry County
71-6-9B1. City of Mount Pleasant well 2. NWiNEi sec. 9, T- 71 N., R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-48. Mar. 22, 138.10; July 9, 139.55; Oct. 5, 140.54; Dec. 9, 140-28.
71-6-9B2. .City of Mount Pleasant well 4. NW^NEi sec. 9, T. 71 N-, R. 6 W. Records available; 1946-48. Mar. 22, 135.62; July 9, 136.02; Oct. 5, 136.71; Dec. 9, 136.58.
22 WATER LEVELS A1ID /RTESIAK PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
71-6-9M1. City of Mount Pleasant well 3. NW^SW^ aec. 9, T. 71 N-, R. 6 W- Records available: 1945-48. Mar. 22, 89.20; July 9, 156.10; pumping approximately 200 gallons a minute.
Ida County
89-40-35D1. City of Holstein well 3. NV/iNWi sec. 35, T- 89 N-, R. 40 W. Records available; 1939, 1945, and 1948. Mar. 25, 332.85, pumping approximately 200 gallons a minute; Dec. 15, 322.60, 11 minutes after pump shut off; Dec. 15, 322.9, 21 minutes after pump shut off.
Iowa County
80-9-3L1. NWiSEi sec. 3, T. 80 N-, R- 9 W. Records available: 1942-46- No measurements made in 1948.
Jasper County
80-18-31C1- P. W. Beukema. NE-jNW:? sec. 31, T- 8C N-, R- 18 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 29, 20.12; July 17, 21-00; Oct. 14, 81.98; Dec. 18, 27.15-
80-17-17K1- Iowa State Conservation Commission cere hole 8- NVJ^SE^ sec. 17, T. 80 N-, R. 17 W. Records available: 1947-48- Apr. 29, 70.10; July-17, 70.85; Sept.20, 71.00; Dec- 13, 71-58-
Jefferson County
72-10-26A1. Dr. Charles Carter. NE^NE-^ sec. 26, T- 72 N., R. 10 W- Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 22, 23.65; July 9, 2.4.34; Oct. 5, 27-02: Dec- 8, 26.90.
Johnson County
80-5-9K2. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept- of Interior. NW^SE-^asc- 9. T- 80 N-, R. 5 W. Highest water level at noon, from recorder charts, O.fiD foot below land-surface datum on May 6; lowest, 6.18 feet below land-sur face datum on Sept. 18. Records available; 1940-43.
Water level at noon, from recorder chartsDay
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Jan 4.504.644.654.734.734.764.714.694.784.764.654.744.794.824 . 724-894-864-834-824.754.754.794.914.894.904.944.954.874 - 834.864 -86
Pet.
4.844.864.834.804.854.844-784.904.874.834-814.834.714-844-804.684.113-733.643-753.873.923.993.983.563-432.701-582 . 12
Mar .
2.352-642.802.942-962.913.023.143.213.333.39
3.453.322.562.252.011-84.96
1.211.361.511.661.811.851.721.922.002.042.122.16
Apr 2.322.442.512.542.352.442.172.382.522.562.672.842-922.973.013.143.203.213.27?.403.473.473.152.592.622 .732.482.622.78
May
i.'Sg1.381.451.68.89
1.141.441-581-461.431.391.561.711.471.822.052-252.432.562.742.883.003.133.183.243.323.413.483.543.61
June3.683.743.783-833.903.873.863.944.024.064-124-094.104.144-214.284.334.384.484.474.464.504.464.544.584.634.183.953.563.66
July3.753.884.034.124.114.174.254.324-404-444-484-554-574-474-454-554-664.694.744.784.104.115.244.314.303.873.914-024-074.074.15
Aug.4.264.364.414.464.524.604.604.634.714.774.844.914.955-015.045-075-075.155.215.235.315.335.405-455.515.585.595-605.665.645-73
Sept.5.745-785.705-745-775.f25- £55.P35.755-FO5-P55-946-C26-046.C56-C96.146.186.366.175.915.F85.675.S25-986.036.026.046.065.99
Oct.6.056-136-126.066.016-055-445.135-135-145-185.255-275.345-285.405.425.325-385.375.365-385-435.415.375.375.385.395.375-355.36
Nov-5.395-365.295.265.235.385-405.345.295.315.385-305.375.325-295.215.034.984.724.474-524.544.594.594.654-734-844.854-834.91
Dec.4-924-864.904.864.704.654-704.704-654.684.734.764.824-844.003.893.883.883.933-974.104.214.264.284.384.364.364.353.703-723.73
IOWA, LINN COUNTY 23
80-5-22M1. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. NW^SW^ sec. 22, T. 80 N., R. 5 W. Records available: 1941-48.
Waber level at noon, from recorder chartsDay
1g
456789
10n121 ^14151 A
171 Q
19202122o-i
24252627FIR29 3031
Jan.
15.651 ^ R7
15.68i ^ T*,15.7015-6715.8115.871 1=; Ql15.9615.9816.0116.0816.27
T i2 QO
16.89
Feb.17.011 7 1 ^17 19T *7 Oil
1 7 ^Q
17.46
0 1 *7 A"^
17.3515.4815.13
Mar.14 9714.7414-7614 901 d QR
14.7614.5814.6114.7214.8014.8614.8614.8314.701 ^ RC;12 94-1 Q £ '2
1 O O^
11.768.817 .89
Apr . May June1 ^ "71-1 'Z Q c
~l -2 QO
..... ..... 14-07
..... ..... 14.23
..... ..... 14.44 a 9 97 14 ^7
..... ..... 14.7012.65 ..... 14-8812.60 ..... 15.0212.46 ..... 15.15
1 ^ O 1
1 *i 9*7..... ..... 15.24
1 R at.1 R 971 C, or?
..... ..... 15.26
..... ..... 15.35
..... ..... 15-44
..... ..... 15.461 R ^
..... ..... 15.60
..... ..... 15.551 R V2.1 C; QT
1 c> ^n 1 G. QQ1 P 7Q 1 R QA
..... 13.05 15.88
..... 13.28 15.7913.51
July Oct Nov.15.74 a!8.35 .....
-1C G.*~J
15.70 .....15 721 ^ r/A1 i=; 7Q15.86 ..... .....1 S Q915.98 .....16.04 ..... .....16.10 ..... . . .. .1 ^ "7A
15.34 .....14.85 ..... .....1 A C.C.
14.41 .....14.40 .....14.43 ..... .....14 4914 21
..... al8.16 .....a 1 7 ^Q
a!7.20 .....a Wetted-tape measurement.
80-5-22M2. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. T- 80 N., R. 5 W. Records available: 1941-48-
sec- 22,
Date
Jan. 30 Feb. 26 Apr. 9
Water level18.45 17.63 16-64
Date
May 5 27
June 24
Water level15.68 16-30 16.80
Date
Aug. 31 Oct. 1
Water level20-21 18.43
Date
Oct. 29 Nov. 30
Water level18.30 18.26
Linn County
85-6-19 Jl. Geological T. 85 N-, R. 6 W. Records
Jan. 29 Feb. 26 Apr. 9
6-06 5.30 5.00
Apr. 30 May 28 June 28
Survey, U- S- Dept. available: 1940-48-
5.30 5.50 5.30
July 28 Aug. 31 Oct. 1
of Interior.
5-15 5.86 5.75
Oct. Nov . Dec.
NE^l
29 30 31
«: ! sec.
5.56 5.16 5.19
19,
85-6-26D1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 26, T. 85 N-, R. 6 W. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan.Feb.Apr-
29269
7.827.064.52
Apr .MayJune
302828
5.274.521.60
JulyAug.Oct.
28311
3.254.745.76
Oct.Nov .
2930
5.644.87
85-6-29B1. Farl Balderson. NW^NE^ sec. 29, T. 85 N-, R- 6 W. Records available: 1940-48.Jan-Feb.Apr.
2926
9
62.5462.8262.74
Apr.MayJune
302828
62.4462.3060-55
JulyAug.Oct.
2831
1
61-1862-3362.84
Oct .Nov.Dec .
293031
63.2963.2863.36
24 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
85-6-30D1. Weaver Witwer- NW^NW-? sec- 30, T available: 1942, 1946, 1948. July 28, 15-02.
84-7-11R1. E. E. Badham- SE^SB^ sec. 11, T. 84 N-, bored well, diameter 12 inches, depth 29.30 feet
85 N., R- 6 W. Records
R. 7 W. Unused Taps water in glacial
drift. Equipped with lift pump. Measuring point, top of concrete curb, 0-4 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948-
Date
May 28 June 28
Water level5.39 4-77
Date
July 28 Aug. 31
Water level
6.22 8.03
Date
Oct. 29 Nov. 30
Water level
8-44 7.62
Date
Dec. 31
Water level6.62
84-7-13F1. Alfred Rinderknecht. SW-^NW^ sec. 13, T. 84 N-, R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-48. Well destroyed, measurements discontinued after Apr. 30. Jan 29, 10.52; Feb. 26, 10.89; Apr. 9, 7.94; Apr. 30, 7-60.
84-7-13E2. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SW-^NW^ sec- 13, T. 84 N-, R. 7 W. Augered well, diameter 3 inches, depth 16-75 feet- Cased with galvanized drain spouting. Taps water in glacial drift. Approximately 100 feet northwest and at same approximate elevation as origi nal well 84-7-13E1 which was destroyed. Water levels reported for this well continue the record begun in 1940 on the former well at this location- Meaa uring point, top of 3-inch galvanized casing, 2-75 feet above land-surface datum- Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Sept. 30 Oct. 1
Water level12.03 10.22
Date
Oct. 29 Nov. 30
Water level
9.46 8-22
Date
Dec. 31
Water level6-32
84-6-20N1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, sec. 20, T. 84 N-, R- 6 W- Records available: 1940-4B.
Date
Jan- Feb. Apr.
29 26 9
Water level
9.25 7.11 5-12
Date
Apr- May June
30 28 28
Water level
5.75 5.36 3.90
Date
July Aug. Oct.
28 311
Water level
5.47 6.96 7.58
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec .
29 30 31
Water level
7.60 5.55 5.09
84-6-22F1- C- A. Wissler. SW£NW£ sec. 22, T- 84 N-, R. 6 W. available: 1940-48-
Records
Jan.Feb.Apr.
29269
8.658-656.89
Apr.MayJuly
302828
6.745.406.88
Aug.Oct.
311
29
8.328.949.02
Nov.Dec .
3031
8.967.52
83-7-1B1. City of Marion. available: 1941-48. June 28, 7.40.
83-7-2P1. Mr. Hollenbeck- SE^SW-£ sec available: 1940-48. July 28, 30.96; Sept. Dec. 31, 31.30.
sec- 1, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records
. 2, T. 83 N-, R. 7 W. Records 30, 41.56; Oct. 29, 31.55;
R. 7 W.
Day123456789
1011121314
Records available:
Jan-73.7975.9873.8774.0673.9574.1274.1474.2074.6074.7274.3174.5474.7074.82
: 1941-48.
Feb.75.1475.0275.0275.1875.3675.4475.4075.4775.3575.4475.5375.6475.5175.89
Mar.75.5775.4975.7675.9875.8875.6175.5575.5575.6575.8275.9876.1076.1275.82
Apr.75.2175.4375.3575.0575.0775.1975.1575.5375.5775.3075.3575.4775.5475.50
IOWA, LINN COUNTY 25
83-7-llEl Continued.Water level at noon, from recorder charts
Day
1516171819202122232425262728293031
Jan.
74.7575.1775.2174.9774.9074.8474.9575.1575-4275.2975.0674.9475-0774.9375.0275.2275.32
Feb.
75.6275-5575-6775.5475.9476.0075.9575.8175.7575.8875.9275.9575.6475-8475.83
Mar.75-6475.7775.7075-4275-4275.2875.2575 '.2275-2375-3175.1875.0775.3975-1374.9574.9074.96
Apr-
75-4675-6675.6275.3575.3475.5475-6275.5675.5075.5875.4175.4075.5875.6675.6475.56
83-7-16D1. In Cedar Rapids (Shaver Park), in NW^NW^ sec- 16, T. 83 N-, R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Feb. 26 Apr- 9
Water level88.82 89.23 88.23
Date
Apr. 30 May 28 June 28
Water level87.70 87.55 87.70
Date
July 28 Aug. 31 Sept .30
Water level87.74 88-88 89.32
Date
Oct. 29 Nov. 30 Dec- 31
Water level89.40 89.18 93.66
83-7-16J1. City of Cedar Rapids. T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available:
In Daniels Park, in NE^SE-^ sec. 16, 1940-48.
Feb.Apr-May
269
28
31.9735.9035.65
JuneJulyAug.
282831
35.8436.4834.93
SeptOct.
.3029
36.6736-76
Nov.Dec.
3031
36.9040.85
83-7-17L1. City of Cedar Rapids. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available:
In Bills Park, in NE^SW^ sec- 1940-48.
17,
Jan.Feb.Apr.
29269
20.9620.4020.25
Apr .MayJune
302828
20.2320.7521-08
JulyAug.Sept
283130
21.0321.3021.16
Oct.Nov.Dec
293031
20.9820.8620.80
83-7-21K1. Wapsi Valley Creamery. 'NW^SEi sec Highest observed water level, from recorder charts, surface datum on Mar. 28; lowest, 62.82 feet below Aug. 28. Records available; 1943-48-
Water level at noon, from recorder
21, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. 58.47 feet below land-
land-surface datum on
chartsDay Jan.
1 59.032 59.293 59.514 59.595 59.616 59.797 59.838 59.899 60.01
10 59.8511 59.1812 59.5513 59.7714 59.8615 59.8616 60.0117 59.5618 59.05
?eb.59.4559.5959.8960.0160.0260.1159.9159.4859.7160.0060.0760.0560-0260-0359.4159.7459.9359.93
Mar-59.3659.2859.3359.3359.3059.2058.8259.0959.1359.0759.1359.0859.3458.8258.9459.2259.3159,33
Apr.59.2659.2659-0058.6158.8759.2159.2659-4559.5159.0558.7859.1059.4459.4059.5359.6359.1158.91
May59.8959-3859.5559.7859.9759.9659.8559.5559.2559.5859.9159.9859.9959.9859.6359.4559.7259.94
June60-0560.5360.7660-8660.4458.8359.2659.6059.6859.6059.7659.4060.0560.3660.5860.6460.6760.69
July61-0260.8560.5460.4360.2860.8761-4761.6161-7261.2361.0361.1260.7861.0061.2160.9461.1460.90
AUK.61.1361-2261.5561.6961.7361.7661.1560.7560.9961.6161.7961.8161.9961.7161.3761.6761.9862.11
Sept62.4162.4362.5362.1261.9061.5661.8962.2262.1262.0761-6661.6861.9362.1862-3862.5462.5562.23
. Oct.61.8561.4261.2261.5361.6361.6861.5761.5961.0260.8461.3761.5161.4361.4061.3161.0760.8561.05
Tov.60.9561.2861.3761.3561.3160.9260.7361.0861.2561.2761.2361.186C.8560.6060.9261 . 0761.026] .03
Dec.60-8460.8360.8360.6860.1960.5960.8460.8160.7960.7360.2860.1460.6360.8160.7760.7760-7560.33
26 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
83-7-21K1--Continued.Water level
Day Jan. Peb. Mar. Apr.19 59.60 60.12 59 20 59.92 60.07 58 21 59.91 59.73 58 22 59.92 59.41 58 23 59.90 59.73 58 24 59.80 59.90 59 25 59.79 59.98 59 26 59.84 60.01 59 27 59.95 59.91 58 28 59.95 59.34 58 29 59.97 59.56 58 30 59.96 59 31 59.95 59
at noon, from recorder chartsMay June July Aug. Sept. Oct.
.16 59.33 60-08 60.69 61-13 62.23 61-98 61
.97 59.76 60.25 60-06 60-89 62.26 62.22 61
.52.59.79 60.50 60.32 60-80 61.91 62-24 61
.69 59.81 60.05 60.87 60.76 61.63 62.].8 61
.93 59.87 59.90 61.03 60-78 61-99 61-97 60
.01 59.91 60.09 61.33 61.18 62.13 61.88 60
.09 59.44 60.38 61.32 60.91 61.98 61.39 60
.08 59.77 60.57 61.35 61.17 61.91 61.22 61
.75 60.05 60.68 60.67 61.63 61.83 61-56 61
.47 60.00 60.67 60.78 61.81 62.82 61.69 61
.81 59.93 60.16 61.17 61.83 62.37 61.81 61
.06 60.01 59.79 61.34 61-84 62-40 61-71 60
.77 59.57 61.25 62.47 60
Nov. Dec..25 60. .25 60. .25 60. .32 60. .90 60- .66 60. .96 60. .21 60. .31 60. .27 60. .31 60- .90 60. .69
35 60.38 5^ 60.49 57 60.79 70 60.82 79 60.83 64 60.77 43 60.28 66 60.49 35 60.57 29 60.65 54 60.79QC
60.91
83-7-21L1. City of Cedar Rapids. NE^SW^ sec. 21, T- 83 N-, R. 7 W. Highest observed water level, from recorder charts, 40-5 feet below land- surface datum on Mar. 1; lowest, 73.0 feet below land-surface datum on Aug. 27. Records available: 1940-48.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder chartsDay
Peb
Mar
Apr
May
Nov
High. 27 28 29
. 1 2 3
.- 10 11 12 - 13 1
28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4
49 44 40 40 45
42 41 40 46 50 59 51 46 46 45 49 50 50
.6
.0
.6
.5
.0
.7
.0
.8
.1
.8
.4
.1
.5 6 2 6C
.2
Daily high and
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
June High Low
46.7 56.3 58.0
49.1 47.2 58.9
58.2 61.1
53.9 51.6 56.9
50.4
62.5 63.8 65.1
54.8 63.9 64-6
65.6 66.2
56.7 64.5 63.4
56.9
Low
52.5 50.4 44.0 48.9 50.6 50.9 49.7 44.1 50.3 52.9 52.7
59.' 3 51.1 48.8 52.9 57.6 58.3 57.5
low
Day
Nov. 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 30
Dec. 1 2
High
48.1 46.9 46-8 49.1 49.4 49.7 46.1 48.0 45.9 45.3 47.2 45.8 46.9 47.1 47.4 47-1 47.3 47.6
Low56.1
48-3 55-0 56.4 56.2 55.1 53.8 50.9 48.0 52.9 53.2 53.8 54.0 52.9 49.5
51.2 50-7
water levels, from recorde^ chartsJuly
High JLow
58.9 54.8 56.1 54.9 53.2 53.0 66.5 67.2
62.2 58-3
....
58.5 56.2
67 66 64 59 55
68 66 70
64 68
.5
.3
.5
.1
.8
.4
.6
.1
.1
.5
.7
August High Low
57.3 65.3 54.1 67.2 62.9 68.0 65.1 68.0 65.8 68.3 65.5 68.1 55.9 67.7 53.0 55.9 51.9 66.5 59.6 68.2 64.6 68.7 64.2 69.5 65.5 69.7 65.8 68.3 58-7 65.8 56.6 68.3 64.7 67.9 66.0 70.5 67.6 71.2 67.2 71.1
Sept eml 3r High Low
64.8 56.3 67.1 65.6 59.8 57.3 55.5 64-2 62 -6
57.1
58^4 64.5 66.0 66.2 64.7 58.3 55.7
69.3 70.2 70.4 68.9 67.4
67.3 66.3
63.4 66.0
68.0 69.2 69.6 68.1 66.7 67.6
October High Low
...
...
...
49. 50- 48. 50. 50.
47. 47. 49.
2 4 8 9 9
2 0 0
....
....
53.0 48.1 57.7 60.5 58-2
51-5 54.6 56.1
IOWA, LINN COUNTY 27
83-7-21Ll--Continued.Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts
Day
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
June High Low
61.3 63.5 64.7 64.3 56.2 52.7 64.0
67.3 68.3 68.6 67.3 65.3 67.1 68.7
July High Low
....
57.0 57.8 55.0 67.1 66.5
....
63.7 68.4 69.8 70.8 70-8
August High Low
65.6 61.2 58.2 66-7 67-7 68-8 69.1 66.6
70. C 65.9 69.2 71.5 72.0 72.1 73.0 70.9 69.6
September High Low
59.6 58.6 55.2 53.8 53.0 51.5 50.2
....
66.3 64.7 62.1 59.0 55.8 53.8 57.7
....
October High Low
49.0 49.9 48.9 45.4 45.2 47.3 49.6 49.6 50.1
55.2 54.5 §2.3 49.3 52.5 56 -.0 56.5 55.6 57.5
30 64.731
68.2 67.9 70.6 63.9 69.863.5 68.9 66.2 71.2
59.0 49.6 53.046.4 51.1
83-7-21P1. Kresge Co. R. 7 W. Records available:
In Cedar Rapids, In SE^SW^ sec. 21, T- 1941-48.
83 N-
Date
Jan. 29 Feb. 26
Water level60.90 64.14
Date
Apr. 9 30
Water level62.83 68.82
Date
May 28 Oct. 1
Water level84.20 75.30
Date
Oct. 29 Dec. 31
Water level66.98 59.68
83-7-21Q1. Iowa Theater- In Cedar Rapids, In R. 7 W., at corner of First Ave . SB and Third St. NE- 1941-48-
sec. 21, T. 83 N- Recoi-ds available:
Jan.Feb.Apr.
2926
9
58.2266.0564.60
Apr-May
3028
'69.4077.98
JuneOct .
281
85.6079.33
Oct.Dec .
2931
66 1 0061.70
83-7-23G1. City of Cedar Rapids. T. 83 N-, R. 7 W. Records available:
In Bever Park, in SW^NE-J sec. 1940-48.
23,
Jan.Feb.Apr.
29269
2.602.582.54
Apr.MayJune
302828
2.381.922.44
JulyAug.Oct.
28311
2.923.143.32
Oct.Nov.Dec-
293031
2.982.752.68
83-7-24A1. John Zrudsky. available: 1940-48.
sec- 24, T- 83 N., R. 7 W- Recoi-ds
Jan. 29Feb. 26Apr- 9
29.04 Apr.28 . 80 May28.62 June
83-7-28G2. CedarT- 83 N-,available
30 28.9828 29.0728 29.67
July 28Aug. 31Oct. 1
Rapids Gas co- In CedarR. ,7 W., at corner of Eighth Ave. SE
1940-48.
29.0730.7429.95
Rapids,
Oct. 29Nov. 30Dec- 31
in SWiNEiand First St. NE. "
31.3729.7828.61
sec. 28,Records
Daily high and low water levels, froflP recorder chartsDay
Jan« 1 ^3456789
10111213141516
High
34.4634-1437.6036.8437.0239.1739.4539.1839.6739.7537.4637.2238.7538.4038.5638.78
Low
39.2138.4638.6238.0239.5340.3940.3240.7441.1540.9739.7640.0940.0339.8940.3440.57
DayJan.
Feb.
171819202122232425262728293031
1
High38-9636.2735.9038.3537.6637.8438-1537.3936.3435.9437.6237.9637.8538.0838.2035.91
Low39.8738-9538-5739.4239.7639.6539.8338.4738.0038.6639.3539.3539.2739,. 7239.0038.71
O 51-
28 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
83-7-28G2 Continued.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder chartsDayFeb. 2
3 4
67
High35.64 36.9937.51 37.58 38.01 3R.08
Low38.11 39.02 39.40 39.50 39.73 39.08
DsyFeb. 8
9 10 11 12 13
High35.20 35.08 36-66 37-13 37.32 37.39
Low38.34 37.87 38-73 39.07 39.11
83-7-32G1. Floyd Pelter. In Cedar Rapids, In SW^NB-J sec. 32, T. 83 R. 7 VI -, at corner of Twenty-second Ave. SW and Eleventh St. NE« Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Apr.
29 269
Waterlevel
84-15 84.03 83.90
Date
Apr. May June
30 28 28
Water level84.89 81-35 84.30
Date
July Aug. Sept
28 3130
Wat er level
85.84 86.27 86-86
Dace
Oct. Nov. Dec.
29 30 31
Water level86.23 85.54 85.28
83-7-33P1. In Cedar Rapids, In at corner of Twenty-second Ave. and K St.
sec. 33, T. 83 N., R. 7 W-, SW. Records available: 1940-48
Jan.Feb.Apr-
29269
73.7273.2072.44
Aor .MayJune
302828
71.5071.8072.02
JulyAug.Sept
283130
72.2173.1073.55
Oct.Nov.Dec .
293031
72.6973.3573.03
83-6-30B1. Mr. Katz. available: 1940-48.
sec- 30, T- 83 N-, R. 6 W- Records
Jan. 29 Feb. 26 Apr - 9
50.63 50.69 49.70
Apr. 30 May 28 June 28
50.20 50-43 51.12
July 28 Aug. 31 Oct . 1
50.83 51.14 51.39
Oct. 29 Nov. 30 Dec. 31
51.41 51.48 51.34
Lyon County
99-44-26R1. SE^SF.j sec. 26, T- 99 N., R. 44 W. Measuring point, top of concrete tile casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Equipped with lift pump. Abandoned In 1943; opened and measurements resumed. Records available: 1940-43, 1947-48. Mar. 26, 3.05; July 14, 1.46; Oct. 7, 4.44; Dec. 16, 3.92.
98-48-24M1. A. C. Hanson. NW-^SW^ sec. 24, T- 98 N-, R- 48 W. Recor available; 1939-43; 1948. Mar- 26, 8-26; Sept. 2, 10.53; Oct. 30, 11.70.
Madison County
76-28-2B1. Glen Newton. NU^NE^ sec. 2, T- 76 N-, R- available: 1940-48. Mar- 23, 13.50; July 13, 15.02; Oct Dec- 14, 14.43.
28 W. Records . 5, 15.06;
Marion County
75-20-22H1. Union rentral Life Insurance Co. SE-jNBi sec. 22, T. 75 N-, R- 20 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar- 22, 6.75; July 12, 8.86; Oct. 5, 8.83; Dec. 4, 8-18.
75-20-31C2. Miss Amanda Elliot. NE^NW^ sec. 31, T. V5 N-, R. 20 W- Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 22, 6.60; July 12, 12.84; Oct. 5, 19.30 Dec- 4, 16.44.
74-21-llAl. Mr. Riddle. NE^NEj sec. 11, T. 74 N-, R- 21 W. Well destroyed; measurements discontinued after Mar- 22. Records available: 1942-48- Mar. 22, 8.60.
74-21-11F1. Town of Melcher. SE^SE^NW^ sec. 11, T. 74 N-, R. 21 W. Test hole 5 (1945). Records available: 1945-46; 1948.
IOWA, TARION COU1ITY 29
74-21-llFl--rontinued.Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charta
February Say High Low
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 1517"
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
27 28 29 30 31
84.76 84.20 84.08 84.51 84.45 84.58 84.49 84.41 84-70 84.95 85.03 85-03 84.96 84.88 84.67 84.30 84.31 84.88
85 85 84 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
.33
.05
.92
.11
.11
.14
.16
.15
.28
.38
.49
.50
.41
.41
.14
.15
.09
.24
High
84.20 64.47 84.75 85.08 84.78 84.35 84.40 84.60 84-. 60 84.60
84.15 85.18 84.94 85.11 84.91 84.92 84.95 84.72 85.01 85.38 85.27 85.12 85-01
Low
85 85 85 85 85 85 84 85 85 85
84 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
.24
.06
.33 47 .12 .95 .04 .08 .12
.79
.10
.43
.51
.50 50 -41 .40 .35 52 .75 .76 .63 .63
Ap High
85 85 86 85 84 85
85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 R5 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 84
.68
.67
.02
.69
.88
.02
. H i -56 .49 .01 .02
.27
.34
.18
.16
.56
.12
.47
.48
.50
.18
.08
.05
.15
.31
.06
.99
ril Low
85.95 86.^5 86.16 86.16 85.70 85.45 85.49 85.89 85-89 85.73 85.62 85.65 85.73 85.74 85.60 85.72 85.76 85.74 85.76 85.85 85.86 85.55 85.51 85.51 85.64 85.64 85.74 85.74 85.53 85 53
Hay High Low
85.17 84.04 83.16 84.32 83.99 83 . £8 84.22 84.24 84.79 84-02 84.47 84.49 84.63 84.58 85-00 84.10 83.31 83.97 84.26 84.87 84.82 84.81 85.08 85.23 85.12 85.12 85.31 85-15 85-02
84.67
85.55 85.55 84.32 85.02 84.95 84.70 84.71 84.92 84.99 84.81 84,94 85.04 85.06 85 .20 85-41 85.44 84.31 84.52 84.93 85.20 85-27 85-29 85.53 85.52 85.53 85.53 85.63 85.63 85.42 85-35 85-30
June High Low
04 84 84 84 04 85
85
85 84 84 84 84 84 84
.£7
.35
.C2
.38
C2
13
C5 .93 .85 .90 .11 .44 .62
85.50 85.52 84.68 85.03 85.36
85.54
85.53 85.53 85.45 85.45 84.90 85.01 85.13
Water level at noon, from recorder chartsDay
1 2
4567
910111<?
1 ^
14 15 16171 Q1 Q
PO
21
2223PAoc
OC
P*7
OQ
PQ
3031
July
Q a cc
86.6486.60 86.61 86.64Q a co
86-56
Q C O^
QC CO
86.65Q 0 >? ^
o c c T
oe co
Q C C.1
86.4786.5186.49
Aug.86.50QC co
QC fiA
86.5586.4286.43OC C.1
86.4886.49Q C *ZQ
86.4386.4286.4386.48 86.49QC CO
86.4586.4386.4286.3686.46QC C.1
QC ETC
QC Ciy
Q/J r- /;
86.63QA £1*7
oc co
86.6586.5986.75
Sept.86-76QC CO
QC On
OC 7 R.
QC rf 1*.
QC "7O
Q c or\
Q C O C
QC QQ
QC Ql
Q"7 n*^87.13 87.08QI7 /~iT
QC Q Q
86.90QC QQ
QC Q (^
86-90
Oct.
Q"7 RA
OPT CQ
Q rt Cl
Or? CO
Q rt CQ
8 17 c>7
87.72 87-73017 171
Ql-f Q A
QI7 Q ,1
017 17 c
QI7 170
QV O1
8 17 QO
QI7 QTC
QPT QC
Q rt or?
QPT QT
QI7 Q A
QI7 QC
QI7 Q«Z
Qrr Qj-\
87-77
Nov.87-73Ctrl CQ
87.5887.6187.6087.59Q"7 RQ
on cry
87.56Qr» c c
Q"7 RR
87.4487.4787.42 87.33
87.53017 CQ
Q"7 "70
87.6787.71
Dec .87. 7§ 87.7787.7387.2587.0887 24017 Ovl
87.0887.03
86.35 86.43 86.7386.9586.95QC QO
Q/> QO
Q/> Q A
86.9987.1387.13
86.9887.1986-93
30 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
74-21-11K1. Town of Melcher. NW^SEi sec. 11, T. 74 N-, R. 21 W. Test hole 3 (1945). Highest observed water level, from recorder charts, 96.69 feet below land-surface datum on May 3; lowest, 108.05 feet below land-surface datum on Sept. 25 and 26, Oct. 30 and Nov. 3. Records avail able: 1945-48.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts
Day
12345
7
910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
FebruaryHigh
100.9299.8799.77
100.68100 . 67100.63100 . 80100.88101.73101.91101.93101.63101.40100.91100.50100.78101.54
Low
106.32105.86105.15106.14
106.16106.26105.96106.22106.31106.34106.51106.31106.33106.11106.18105 . 65106.23106.18
Dally high
Day
123456789
101112131415161718192021222324
June High Low
101.5799.7199.33100.61101.84102.06101.87102 . 43102.05101.78102.00100.35101.8399.31
101.56101.42101.48101.46100.92101.8699.23100 . 52100.91101.33
106.42103.50105.61106.24106 . 43106.53106.17106.46106.24106.41105.73106.21105.66106.03106.27106.12106.38105.58106-27105.54105.55106.05106-08106 . 42
MarchHighQQ CZQyy DO
101.01101.38101.85101.06100 .27100.75101.16100 .94100 . 821 nn "7Q J.UU i o
100.28100 . 60100.86100.19100.97100.59100.5799.85
102.46101.43101 . fi3101.13101.03101.24101.05101.68102.37102.30101.74101.65
Low
105.99~\ r\ a O T J-U D-iCli r\ff. **, ff.J-Uo . OD 106.32106.02106.17106.18106.13106.11106.15105.95106.08105.95105.99106.15105.94106.16104.78106.35106.18106.34106.28106.05106.18106.16106-22106.34106.49106.35106.27106.52
and low water levels
High
102.62102-65102.84102.70101.86103.14103.90105.07104.96105 . 18105.30105-35105.17104.98105.05104.98105.31104.97106-12105.55105.9*105.47105. B4105.35
July Low
106-46106.48106.76106.55106-46106-62106.87106.93106.96106.98106-99106.96106.89106.86106.93106.89106.96106.93107 . 1 6107.13107.25107.14107.08106.98
AprilHigh
103 . 42102.511 A'-l G.QJLUu Do102.56100-54101.061 nn QQJ-UU <? *7
102.64101.98101-05101.77101.98101.61101.79101.54101.75102.57101 . 46102.68.102.30102.08101.34101.46101.40101.79101.94101.96101.38101.09101.21
, from
Low
106.46106.56106- E4 ) f\(z T rj-iUo J. f 105.88106.11106.25106.39106.11106-15106.41106-20106.30105.86106 .20106.39106.2^106.48106.39106. 3<?106.12106.18106. 2^106.17106.39106.21106.32105.93106.21106.27
recorder
August High Low
105 . 79105.62105.32105-07105.05104.93105.38105.36105.26104.95105.22105.35105.54105.34105.33105 . 48105.09105.55105.48105.45105.80105.86105.74106.33
107.19106.993,06.76106.8?106.84106. 93106.94106. 9 C106.7?106.93106.9"107.04106.97106.85107.00106.94106.97107.07106.99107.13107.16107.26107.27107.36
MayHigh
101.84QQ T Oyt> J.-C96.69
T On Q*7-LwU » *7 /QQ no yy uy99 . 41100.20100 . 08100.7099-33
100.48100.42100.77100.72i no i QJ-\J£-> J-O
98.3297.4799.44100.18101.71101.78101.34102.30102.31101 . 88101.88102.60101.96101.55101.10100 . 48
charts
Low
106.30103 . 11T n^ QQ-Luo »y t> 105.69104.94105.58i n^ PQj-L/o Ci y i r\£* on _LUD - d J_
105-51105.72105.80106.01105.88106.38106.43103.88105.29105-42106.33106.30106.31106.36106.52106.32106.41106.44106.47106.13106.12106.13105.85
September High Low
106.22106.05105.98106.40106.24106.28106.25106.55106.34106.81107.40107.38107 . 47106-87106.74106.68106-65106-58107.65106.90106.78107.47107.91107.65
107.36107.27107.33107.48107 . 44107.38107-48107.56107.55107.57107 . 72107.82107.84107.86107-70107.61107.65107.65107.86107.94107-78107.91107.95107.98
IOWA, MONTGOMERY COUNTV 31
74-21-11K1 continued.Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts
Day
25262728293031
Day
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
JuneHigh Low
102.00 106.37101.97 106.05101.34 106.56103.25 106.45102.69 106.55
JulyHigh
105 . 44105.08105-09105.44105.64
102.90 106.55 105.73
Daily high
105.64
Low
107.09106.63106.99107.08107.11107.13107.08
and low water levelsOctober
High Low106.99106 . 93106.67106.62106.99106.66106.35106.95106.65107.05106.73107.06106.72107.14106.76106.78106.73106.48107.03106.58107 . 61107.52107.28107.06106.80107.48107.31106.99107.78107.36107.07
107.86107.73107 . 66107.57107.77107.45107.55107.74107.58107.77107.65~\ n"7 QQ _LU / - o£j107 68T A "7 Q*^ J.U / «oO107.63107.66107 . 63107.61107.74107.56107.83107.95107.99107.79107.75107.93108.02107.78107.95108.05107 . 83
August SeptemberHigh Low High
105.91 107105.96 107105.70 107105.67 107105.82 107105.72 107106.51 107
.26 107.71
.17 107.14
.05 106.90
.19 106.80
.23 106.81
.33 106.73
.46
, from recorder chartsNovember
High Low
106-90107 . 56107.35106.98107.34106.97106.73106.47107.29106 . 87106.65106.401 f-\s* e'Z_LUb bo
106.45106.18106.94106.52106.27106 . 82106.51107.01106.65106 . 92106.56106 . 63106.61106.62106.42ID'7 . 00107.00
107-76107.95108 . 05107.75107.96107-69107.61107.56107.75107.63107-49107.49107.47107.44107.40107.67107.43107 41107 . 62107 . 55107.75107.45107.67107-56107.56107.53107.57107.38107.68107.76
Low
108.05108.05107-86107.73107.66107.74
December High Low
107.57107.15105.99105.90106.20106.15105 . 52105.23104 . 45102.23100.85
106.54105.85106.57106.07106.05106.85106.33106.21106.10106.75106-86105.95105.82105 . 46104. W5106.02
107 . 85107.99107.15106.75106.75106.72106.15105.60105.35104.35103 . 55
107 . 07107.05107.05107.08106.95107.31107.321CV . 03106.78.107.25107.38106.86106.65106.65106 . 02106.61
74-20-22C1- Grant DeWitt. NE^NWi sec- 22,. 'T. 74 N-, R- 20 W. Records available: 1942-48. Tar. 23, 11.10; July 13, 12.58; Oct. 5, 16.10; Dec. 3, 16.32.
74-20-33D1. T- V- Beebout. NW^NWi sec. 33, T. 74 N-, R- 20 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 23, 11.65; July 13, 11.70; Oct. 5, 12.21; Dec. 3, 12.65.
Montgomery County
Tarkio Creek area
(Wells in the Tarkio Creek area are numbered consecutively beginning with 1; measurements made by Dean W. Knox.)
7. E. F. Holquist. SE^SE^ sec. 11, T- 71 N., R. 38 W- Records available: 1934-48.
Date
Feb. 25 Apr. 28 May 24
Water level
19.94 17.04 6.96
Date
June 23 July 22
Water level
18.98 20.57
Date
Aug. 26 Sept .25
Water level
22.28 21.59
Date
Oct. 22 Dec . 2Z
Water level
21.85 21.90
32 WATER LEVELS A1ID ARTESIA1I PRESSURE, 1S48, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
72. 0. A. Milner. SE^SW^ sec. 24, T. 72 N-, R- 38 W. Records aval: able: 1937-48-
Date
Feb. 25 Mar. 26
Water level10.90 7.70
Date
Apr. 28 May 24
Water level4.52 5.55
Date
June 23 Nov. 23
Water level8.24
11.14
Date
Dec. 23
Water level10-62
73. NW^NW^ sec. 25, T. 72 N., R. 38 W- Records available: 1937-48
Feb.Mar.Apr.
252628
15.7111.4513.77
MayJuneJuly
242322
17.4415.9317.08
Aug.SeptOct .
26.2522
17. 7 17.6218.30
Nov.Dec-
2323
17.5017.18
78. Mr. Maincraist. available: 1937-48.
sen. 35, T- 71 N., R. 38 W. Records
Feb.Apr.May
252824
7.661.484.95
JuneJulyAug.
232226
6.356.346.86
SeptOct .
.2522
6.406.96
Nov.Dec .
2323
4.805.55
79. sec- 55, T. 71 N., R. 38 W- Records available; 1937-48Feb.Apr.May
252824
14.207-52
11.80
JuneJuly
2322
13.1213.57
Aug.Sept
26.25
14-4615.24
Oct.Dec-
2223
15.9613.30
81. L. 0. Bergren. available: 1937-48.
sec. 24, T- 71 N-, R. 38 W. Records
Feb.Apr.May
252824
6.586.157.52
JuneJulyAug.
222226
8.258.308.80
SeptOct.
.2522
8.758.70
Nov.Dec-
2323
7.165.78
82. NW-£NW-| sec. 29, T. 72 N., R. 37 W. Records available: 1937-48
Feb.Mar.Apr.
252628
19.0215.6613. S5
MayJuneJuly
242322
15.0816.5118.04
Aug.SeptOct.
26.2522
20.4120.3020.46
Nov.Dec.
2323
18.4019.79
76-2-14D1-14, T. 76 N., R
Muscatine County
City of Muscatine test well 4. '2 W. Records available:
In Mnscatine, in 1939-48.
Date
Mar. 15 May 14
Water level
11.16 8.70
Date
July 10 Oct . 5
Water level
12.60 13.60
Date
Dec. 9
Water level
13.70
76-2-15A1. City of Muscatine test well 5. 15, T. 76 N., R. 2 W- Records available:
In Muscatine, In 1940-48.
Mar. May
22 14
8.32 8.74
July Oct.
10 5
12 13
.12
.80Dec 9 13 .12
Qsceola County
99-41-1802. City of Slbley. NE^NW^ sec. 18, T- 99 N-, R. 41 W- Records available; 1940-47. No measurements made in 1948.
Page County
Tarklo Creek area
(Wells in the Tarklo Creek area are numbered consecutively beginning with 1; measurements made by Dean W. Knox.)
5. John Toft. SWjSWi sec. 7, T. 68 N., R. 38 W. Records available 1934-48.
IOWA, PAGE COUNTY 53
5--Continued.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
29 23 25
Water level15.75 15.14 10.39
Date
Apr. May June
21 21 22
Water level
10.58 10.42 12.35
Date
July Aug. Sept
22 25 .20
Water level15.02 15.77 16.70
Date
Nov. Dec.
22 22
Water level18.02 16.00
6. T. Slickerveer. SW^SW^ see- 18, T- 69 N-, R- available: 1934-48.
38 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
302525
4.344.141.61
Apr.MayJune
212423
2.452.723.28
JulyAug.Sept
2225.30
4.495 = 085.55
Oct.Dec.
2123
5.635.35
10. R. Palmquist able: 1934-48.
sec. 17, T. 70 K., R. 37 W. Records avail-
Feb.Mar.Apr.
252628-
25- 4624- 6723-56
MayJuneJuly
242322
24.2624.6224.86
Aug.SeptOct.
262522
25.7625.3625.49
Nov.Dec.
2323
25.6025.75
11. R. Paimauist. able: 1934-48.
i sec. 17, T. 70 N-, R- 37 W. Records avail-
Mar. Apr.
26 28
7.257.05
May June
24 22
6.82 6.98
July Aug.
oo 26
7.23 7.44
Sept .25 7.55
12. Amil Windhorst. available: 1934-48.
t sec. 20, T. 69 N-, R- 37 W- Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
302526
26.0428.0722.02
Apr.MayJune
282423
26.1426.0622.44
JulyAug.Sept
222625
23.4028.68
a 45. 68
Oct.Nov.Dec.
22232'6
a46.5437.9534.82
a Pumping.
15. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co R. 38 W. Records available: 1934-48.
sec. 21, T. 67 N-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
7.918.025.78
Apr.MayJune
212122
7.606.327.89
JulyAug.Sept
212520
7.197.698.12
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
8.167.768-09
17. Albert Nordholm. available: 1934-48.
sec. 20, T. 67 N-, R- 38 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
18.0017.9716.38
Apr.MayJune
212122
17.2616.9617.10
JulyAug.Sept
212520
18.7321.0518.35
Oct .Nov.Dec-
212222
17.7517.0818.84
44A. Elsie Nordstrom. available: 1937-48.
sec. 35, T. 69 N-, R. 39 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
20.0718.9615.66
Apr.MayJune
212122
16.1517.7919.15
JulyAug.Sept
222520
20.3320.8621.25
Oct.Nov.Dec-
212222
21.7021.9822.22
47. Elsie Nordstrom. available: 1937-48.
sec. 35, T. 69 N-, R. 39 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292o25
18.6617.2015.98
Apr.MayJune
212122
16.3216.7918.70
JulyAug.Sept
222520
19.0020.4820.82
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
21.3821.5720.78
70- John Snyder- able: 1937-48.
SE-jNE? sec. 30, T. 69 N-, R. 38 W. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
6.686.691.82
Apr.MayJune
212122
3.684.826.86
JulyAug.Sept
2225.20
7.657.738.36
Oct.Dec.
2122
8.427-94
34 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
71. John Snyder. able: 1937-48.
30, T 69 N., R. 38 W. Re aor-ds avail
Date
Jan . Feb. Mar
R. 38
Jan. Feb. Mar.
29 23 25
76. W.
29 23 25
Water level
6-96 6.90 6.08
Date
Apr- MayJune
21 21 22
Metropolitan Life Records available
12.30 11-50 11.37
A^r.
June
21 21
Water level
6.14 6-24 6.32
Date
July Aug.
Insurance Co. 193-7-48.
11.68 11.82 15.44
July Aug. Sept.
22 25
s*
21 25 20
level6.567.05
Date
Sept Oct -
rf^ sec. 29, T.
13 . 40 13.69 14-20
Oct. No v .DrtC.
.20 21
68 N.
fil 22
Waterlevel7.00 7. SO
13.85 12.9612.77
80. Mr. Burton. able: 1937-48.
aeo. 34, T- 69 N-, R. 38 W. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
302525
29.3530.0925.02
Apr MayJune
282422
24(^ t
29
4037«S
JulyAug.
2226
30.6030-94
3'3pt.26Ji-:;v 23
31.7831,18
83, Plsie Nordstrom. available: 1939-48.
P. 39 W. Records
Jan. 29 22-82Feb. 23 25.39Mar. 25 22.58
Anr. 21 21.35May 21 20.58June 22 21-7"
P5. Plsie Nordstrom. available: 1939-48.
69 N., R. 39 W- Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
1J.5020-0818.95
Apr .MayJune
212122
18-7319.3819.44
JulyAug.Sept
212520
20.1920-80
' 21. ?2
Oct .Nov.Dec.
212322
£2.2622.9222.88
86- Elsie Nordstrom. available: 1939-48.
NW^-NWi sec. 35, T. 69 N-, R- 39 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
16.5817.0015.73
Apr.MayJune
2121£. 2
16.7715.9616.70
July 21Aug. 25Sept .20
171718
349550
Oct.Nov.Dec .
212322
19.3519.9019.86
87. Flsie Nordstrom. available: 1939-48.
NW^NW-J sec. 35, T. 69 N-, R- 39 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar
292325
12 .0612.5610 . 52
Apr .MayJune
212122
10.8811.0811.08
JulyAug.Sept
212520
12.6015.1414.74
Oct.Nov .Dec.
212322
14.5515.2015-15
Palo Alto founty
Vicinity of Lost Island Lake
97-34-29N1- SW^-SW^ sec- 29, T. 97 N-, R- 34 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 21, 1.20; July 15, 1-85; Oct. 8, 2.35; Tec- 16, 1-86-
97-34-29N2. SW-JSW^ sec- 29, T- 97 N-, R. 34 W. Records available: 1940-48- Flowing; no measurements made in 19^8.
97-34-3001- Norman Broadwell. SW^SF.-f sec. 30, T- 97 N-, R. 34 W-, about 150 feet north of normal shore line of Lost Island Lake- Records available: 1940-45, 1948- Apr- 21, 17.32; July 15, 17.20; Oct. 8, 18.09; Dec. 16, 17.40.
IOWA, STORY COUNTY 35
96-34-6J1. Electric Park. NE^SEi sec. 6, T. 96 N-, R. 34 W- Records available: 1940-48. Apr. 21, 0-95; July 15, 1.2R; Oct. 8, 2.08; Dec. 16, 1.79.
Plymouth County
91-48-19M1- Joe Tracy. NW^SWi se-c. 19, T- 91 N-, R. 48 W. Records available: 1939-47- Abandoned; measurements discontinued.
Polk Count y
78-24-4P1. S- S. Kresge Co. SF.^SWi sec. 4, T 70 N., R- 24 W. Records available: 1943-48, Apr- 28, 29.60; July 17, 31.52; Oct. 13, 31.54; Dec. 14, 30.67.
79-P2-22A1- J- G- Reed. NE^NF-? aeo. ?,? , T- 79 N-, p. 22 W. Records available: 1940-48. Apr- 28, 6.65; July 17, 6.78; Oft. 13, 7.22; Dec. 18, 6.24.
Poweshiek County
78-15-1R1. Ben Harding. available: 1943-48. Apr. 29, Dec. 13, 12.92.
sec. 1, T. 78 N., R. 15 W. Records 10.40; July 17, 11.22; Oct. 14, 11.99;
Sao County
89-38-11J1. NE^SEi sec. 11, T. 89 N-, R. 38 W. Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 25, 2.85; July 14, 3.62; Oct. 7, 5.09; Dec- 15, 4.25.
89-38-26A2. City of Schaller. In Schaller, in NE^NEi sec. 26, T. 89 N-, R- 38 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 25, 210.01; July 14, 220.45; Oct. 7, 209.92; Dec. 15, 220.22.
86-36-201. John Christian. NEiNW^ sec. 2, T. 86 N-, R- 36 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 25, 4.45; July 14, 6.45; Oct. 7, 11.60; Dec- 15, 9.32.
86-36-2E1. Albert Culver, Jr. SW^NW^ sec. 2, T. 86 N-, R- 36 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 25, 0.29; July 14, 0.86; Oct. 7, 1.12; Dec. 15, 1.15.
86-36-4N1. Iowa State Conservation Commission. SW^SW^- sec. 4,T. 86 N., R- 36 W. Records available: 4.63; Oct. 7, 6.57; Dec. 15, 6.04.
1940-48. Mar. 25, 4.50; July 14,
Sioux County
95-45-5A1. City rf Sioux Center. In Sioux Center, in NE^NE^ sec. 5, T- 95 N-, R. 45 W. Records available: 1939-45, 1948. Mar. 26, 268.50; July 14, 269.09; Oct. 7, 268.47; Dec. 16, 268.63.
Strry County
83-24-2Q1. City of Ames well 2. SW^SE^ sec. 2, T. 83 N-, R- 24 W- Highest observed water level, from recorder charts, 46.3 feet below land- surface datum on Mar. 28 and 29; lowest, 59.3 feet below land-surface datum on June 1. Records available: 1947-48.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts
Day
123456789
1011
Janua ry High Low
5252525349494949494949
.3
.3
.8
.0
.3
.6
.3
.4
.6
.2
.4
5353535653565653565656
.1
.1
.2
.2
.0
.2
.3« 2.4.3.3
February High Low
4949494949494949494949
6.7.7.6.6.8.9.8.8.9.9
5656565656565656565656
.1
.4
.4
.5
.4
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5-5
March High Low
4949494949494949494949
.4
.5
.6
.6
.5 5.6.6.7.3.6
56.256.256.256.356.255.956.256.256.356.356.2
AprilHigh Low
4647474747474747474747
.9
.1
.2
.3
.3
.5
.8
.8
.8
.6
.5
53.854.154.054.054.254.254.254.354.554.354.4
May High Low
474747495151515151£751
5.7.7.3.3.3.2.2.0.7.0
54.254.254-354.253.954.153.753.951.351.551.4
June High Low
55.54.54.54-50.52.55.55.55.55-55-
46894746662
59.355.255.257.958-055.856.056.056-056.156.0
36 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
83-24-2Ql--Continued.
________Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts_________Janua ry February March April May June
061 7 High Low High Low High low High Low High Low High Low
1213141516171819202122232425262728293031
49.349.3
49.349.449.549.349.449.749.449.549.449.649.649.949.649.549.649.6
56.356.3
56.356.456.456.456.556.356.456.456.456.456/456.556.456.456.556.5
49.749.749.949 . 749.849.849.849.949.850.350.250.450.450.350.449.949.549.5
56.656.556.656 . 656.556.556.656.656.657.056.956.957.057.056.956.956.456.2
49.749.7A.Q R*±»7 . O AQ Ct«7 . O
49.048.648.247.247.046.946.847.049.450.751.250.646.346.346.546.6
56.256.2Rfi o OO . c.C C! oOb &55.955-254.954.153.850.853.553.851.251.154.051.250.653.553.653.7
47.647.747.947.847.948.048.148.248.448.648.648.147.947.547.647.847.747.747.6
54.754-6M e O54.654.754-854.854.955.155.155-154.554.654.354.454.154.454.454-4
51.251.451.451.551.451.651.751.754.552.048.752.152.052.252.252.352.552.552.252.2
54.054.154.254.254.254.354.654.754.955.055.155.155.155.255.355.555.655.552.555.3
50.149.549.2AQ &.*±»7 . *±
49.449-249.852.849.452.752.652.952.952.953.052.752.752.749.9
55.953.2R"7 1O / . .L56.155.255.254.955.955.753.053.455.756.15?. 455.955.953.055.455.8
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts__________
July August September October November December High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low
12 z.
4567
10111 Pi ^
141516171 Q
1920Pi22Of,
PAoc
2627QQ
293031
49.749.2AQ R
R9 Q
51.6CO 17
C-^ Q
RH P
RR Qc *z c
53.4R 1*, ^
R 1*, R
AQ Q
49.853.4RP fiC -Z 'Z
R 1*, PEI* C
R 1*, 7
51.053.4R 1^ ^
53.453.3R 1*, ^
R1 PC^ "Z
R*2, ^
53.3
55.9cr? o
R7 R
56.655.8
R7 A
57.656.055.856.055.855.6
55.6c c gi
55.5RR Q
56.1C C Q
RR. 7
55.9RR R
55.5M nc c T
RA nRR Q
53.8
R^ ^
50.4cri o
C 'Z C
50.153.453.4
RH "7Rn *7
R 1*, R
M n54.054.054.0M O
51.3Rd. R
54.3CO rt
56.754.7M e
RA P
54.254.054.1
53.8R 1^ R
r- C Q
55.5RR "7
R 1*, V
R 1^ *7c 'Z Q
R 1^ Q
Rfi P
RR "7
RR 7
c c Q
54.356.3Rfi Q
56.456.5c c r»
Rfi Q
59.3Rfi Q
57.0RC ^
RC Q
56.2RC O
56.5
R4 1
54 2
M /i
M o
54 2R1 C>
M 4R1 4.
R4. A
54.6M ry
56.054.8R7 nRfi fi.
R4 Q
R fi. *J
C C Q
54 954.8M rj
54.6M n
54.654.754.7M Q
54 954.8
56.756.756.6CC Q
RA 7
56.856.7Rfi Q
56.7R7 n
56.9R7 ^
R"7 1
R7 ^
R7 A
R.7 nR7 ^
57.4R"7 ^
R7 1
R"7 ^
RA Q
R7 P
Rfi Q
R7 P
R7 n
R7 P
56.6
R4 Q
M Q
M r?
M Q
54.9C .* Q
54.754.754.654.6RA Q
54.8RA Q
R_L P
C A Q
54-7M Q
55.0R1 >7
55.0Rl C
55.8R A Q.
54.9R^ T
Rl Q
RT Q
51.3
r-rt "Z
57 0R7 1
R7 P
R"7 P
R7 P
R7 1
R7 T
err T
57 2
54.8r- /* ^*
R7 1
RA Q
R7 P
Rfi Q
R7 1
cr? f\
R7 H
RA Q
R7 n
57.3
R7 1
55.0R.7 A
R7 T
R"7 Acrt "z
R7 A
57.2
51.3RQ T
RT >7
51.654.8M Q
54-754.654.6R A 7
54.754.8RT ^
51.5
err p
57.4R"7 1
R7 1
Rfi Q
R"7 n
54.854-8R"7 P
RA Q
M Q
R7 ^
R7 P
R7 n
54.3
51.0R4 1
R A n54-0Rn 7R 1^ Q
50.453.8R*2, Q
50.5R^ Q
54-0
R/l R
54.554-5M Q
54.254.454.154.253.9RA P
RA 1
54.0M o
54-2
83-24-4Q1. Iowa State College. In Amea, in SW^SKi sec. 4, T. 83 N., R. 24 W. Records available: 1939-48. Apr. 28, 42.92; July 16, 43.16; Oct. 13, 44.30; Dec. 18, 43.29.
83-24-20J1. Agricultural Engineering Experiment rtation- Near Ames, in NF^SEi sec. 20, T. 83 N-, R. 24 W. Records available: 1939-*48. Apr. 28, 12.50; July 16, 17.35; Oct. 13, 21-44; Dec. 18, 20.41.
IOWA, VifEBSTER COUNTY 37
83-24-4R1. Iowa State College. SE^SE^- sec- 4, T- 83 N-, R- 24 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 28, 7.29; July 16, 13.02; Oct. 13, 17.42; Dec. 18, 19.18.
Tama County
82-13-13R1. City of Belle Plaine. SE^SEi sec. 13, T. 82 N., R. 13 W. Records available: 1945-48. Apr. 19, 8.85; Aug. 11, 9.30.
Warren County
77-25-12R1. SF^SFi sec. 12, T- 77 N., R. 25 W. Measuring point on and after Mar. 23, top of wooden casing, at land-surface datum and 1.6 feet lower than previous measuring point. Records available: 1942-48. Mar. 23, 0.50; July 13, 2.36; Oct. 5, 2.78; Dec. 14, 2.40.
76-25-8Q1. Iowa State College. SW^SE^ sec. 8, T. 76 N., R. 25 W. Measuring point on and after Mar. 23, top of concrete well cover at 4-inch hole, 0.9 foot above land-surface datum and 0.6 foot above previous measur ing point. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 23, 7.42; July 13, 16.80; Oct. 5, 25.48; Dec. 14, 25.30.
Wayne County
67-23-20Q1. L. P. Bryan. SW^SB^ sec. 20, T- 67 N., R. 23 W. Records available: 1940, 1942, and 1948. Mar. 23, 6.10.
Webster County
90-30-26A1. County of Webster. NE^NE^ aec. 26, T. 90 N., R. 30 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 13.70; June 15, 9.37; Oct. 8, 16.33; Dec. 17, 17.62.
90-28-1B1. Fd Askland. NW^NE^ sec. 1, T- 90 N-, R. 28 W. Records available: 1942-43, 1945-48. Apr. 20, 5.00; June 15, 4.89; Oct. 11, 13.48; Dec. 17, 12.55.
90-28-891. Mr. Hovey. SW^SF^ sec. 8, T. 90 N., R. 28 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 8.26;' June 15, 8.03; Oct. 11, 11.02; Dec. 17, 10.16.
90-27-31N1. C. S. Knudson. SW^SW^ sec. 31, T- 90 N., R. 27 W- Records available; 1942-43, 1948. Apr- 19, 9.10; June 14, 7.50; Oct. 10, 10.30; Dec. 17, 13.90.
89-30-18J1. Dan Cain. NE^SE^ sec. 18, T. 89 N-, R. 30 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 11.65; June 15, 10.90; Oct. 8, 18.96; Dec. 17, 17.80.
89-30-23R1. Johnson Township Consolidated School. SE-iSE-J- sec- 23, T- 89 N., R. 30 W. Records available: 1942-45, 1947-48. Apr. 20, 33.22; June 15, ?3.14; Oct. 8, 33.58; Dec. 17, 33.90.
89-28-21Q2. Lltchfield Real Estate Co. In Port Dodge, in sec. 21, T. 89 N., R. 28 W. Records available; 1942-43. No measurements made in 1948.
88-29-11C1. fharles Matson. NE^NWi sec. 11, T. 88 N-, R. 29 W. Records available; 1942-48. Apr. 20, 5.21; June 14, 6.10; Oct. 11, 13.02; Dec. 17, 7.80.
87-30-30R1. School District No. 9. SE^SE^ sec. 30, T- 87 N-, R- 30 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 5.08; June 16, 6.84; Oct. 11, 10.84; Dec. 17, 10.35'.
87-28-5Q1. SW^SEi sec. 5, T. 87 N-, R. 28 W. Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 2.80; June 16, 4.08; Dot. 11, 7.30; Dec. 17, 6.05.
87-28-29N1. Grant Spangler. About 4 miles northeast of Harcourt, in SW^SW^ sec. 29, T. P7 N., R- 28 W. Highest observed water level, from recorder charts, 2.42 feet below land-surface datum on May 1; lowest, 9.00 feet below land-surface datum on Oct. 14. Records available: 1942-48.
38 y/ATER LEV3LS AND ARTESIAK PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
S7-28-29Nl--Conti'iued.
Water level it noon, from recorder chartsDay Jan-
123456789
1011121314151617n QJ.O
192021£,2232425262728293031
4444444444444444444444444444455
.32
.39
.40
.52
.51
.54
.51
.52
.62
.65
.48
.53
.58
.62
.59
.70
.69
.70
.71
.72
.74
.78
.86
.86
.93
.93
.98
.94
.98
.06
.11
Feb.
5.135.185.165.185.225.235.215.315.325.335.115.135.165.305.295.405.455.435 . 575.655.485.505.525.585.545.545.295.235.31
Mar.
555555555555555555
4444443333
.27
.23
.30
.36
.31
.18
.18
.24
.23
.15
.05
.08
.09
.07
.06
.18
.241 ^. _LO
.97
.89-84.70.67.27.92.77.70.59
Ar>r .
333333333333333332
33333332222
.52
.59
.54
.46
.48
.50
.34
.30
.32
.23
.00
.02
.10
.07
.08
.22
.20
.17 22.30.15.15.15.18.?!.03.77. 94.97.94
May
2222222222233333333333333333334
.42
.64
.81
.94
.98
.59
.70
.78
.83
.94
.98
.04
.07
.03
.20
.29
.34
.35
.43
.48
.56
.63
.70
.76
.79
.84
.84
.90
.94.96.00
June
444444444444444444444444444444
.06
.13
.17
.24
.22
.19
.33
.32
.37.51.61.60.57.58.56.58.57
f>/~\ b(JCQ bo
.70
.66
.69
.68
.78
.85
.91
.86
.67
.66
.71
July
4445555555555555555555555566666
.75
.84
.93
.00
.07
.08
.18
.29
.33
.18
.23
.35
.39
.35
.32
.37
.46
.51
.50
.55
.62
.73
.78
.82
.85
.95
.05
.08
.08
.21
.23
Aug.
6.336.416.446.486.516.546.566.586.656.736.806.896.957.017.087.137.1171^/ . _L O rj n £*1 . lb7.137.237.207.267.347.427.537.627.637.63....
Sept .
77777777777888
88888888888
6P.70.7£.72.7*.86.Re.91.9f. 95*.99.IP.26.21
3P.39.47.52.6£ 7P.84.8f.8-1.52.36
Oct.
8.408.488.558.578-528.528.568.738.828.828.848.908.919.008.928.818.78
8.578.568.678.678.658.668.458.318.228-228.31
Nov.
88888888888887777
777777776666
.43
.48
.46
.43
.42
.56
.64
.56
.44
.37
.43
.16
.01
.89
.83
.87
.83
C.Q \J\3
.44
.40
.35
.22
.15
.10
.00
.98
.97
.82
.91
Dec .
6.866.776.746.596.376-546.466.376.416.346.106.136.186.206.126.236.236.096.055.926.036.106.106.076.125.835.745.705.915.765.46
87-27-18M1. J available: 1942-48. Dec. 17, 13Q.74
86-30-5C1- E. C available: 1942-48. Dec. 17, 59.20.
86-29-14A1- F T. 86 N., R- 29 W.
B. Marsh. sec. 18, T- 87 N-, R- 27 W. RecordsApr. 20, 126. 90; June 16, 127.40; Oct. 11, 132.92;
, Monaon. NE^NW^ sec. 5, T- 86 N , R- 30 W. RecordsApr. 20, 58.80; June 16, 58-90; Oct. 11, 59.33;
F. Caatenson. Near Harrourt, in NFI-^NE-^ sec. 14, Records available: 1942-48. Apr. 20, 4.51; June 16,
5.68; Oct. 11, 9.73; Dec. 17, 9.59.86-28-14H1- Town of Dayton. In Dayton, in SF^NF-f sec. 14, T. 86 N-,
R. 28 W. Measuring point on and after Pec. 17, hole in nump bnae, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum and 0.70 foot above previous measuring point. Records available: 1942-48- Apr. 20, 77.88; June 16, 104.50, pumning; Oct. 11, 78.60; Doc. 17, 79-70.
86-27-4D1- Mr- Davis. NW^NWi sec. 4, T. 86 N-, R- 27 V4. Records available: 1942-48.
Date
Apr. 20 June 16
Water level
105.25 105.60
Date
Oct. 11 11
Water level
allO.60 106.35
Date
Dec. 17
Water level
105.85
a Pumping-Woodbury Gour.ty
89-48-23B1- City of Sioux City Riverside Station well. sec- 23, T- 89 N-, R. 48 W. Records available: 1939-44. No measurements made in 1948.
89-47-22E1- City of Sioux City well Lowell 4. NW-^NEi sec- 22, T- 89 N-, R. 47 W. Affected by nearby pumping wells- Measurements made by Tim Kemper and R. R. Bates of the Sioux City Water Workf- Records availabl 1939-48. Jan- 2, 48.50; Feb. 2, 49-10; Apr- 2, 46.50; ray 2, 45-70.
KANSAS
By Phyllis T. Mosley
PROGRAM OF WORK
The observation-well program in Kansas was continued in 1948 in
cooperation with the State Geological Survey of Kansas, the Division of
V/ater Resources of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, and the Division
of Sanitation of the Kansas State Board of Health, In addition to the
State agencies named, the city of Wichita cooperated in Harvey, McPherson,
and Sedgwick Counties. Also, an observation-well program was carried on
in the Missouri Basin in cooperation with the Bureau of Reclamation.
Eighteen counties not heretofore included were added to the program in
1948 and none was dropped making 67 counties in which wells were observed
at the end of the year.
Results of cooperative ground-water investigations in the following
areas were published in 1948: Geology and ground-v/ater resources of Seward1 2
County, Ground-water resources of the Kansas City, Kansas, area, and3
Ground-water resources of Republic County and northern Cloud County.
At the beginning of 1P48, periodic water-level measurements were being
made in 527 observation wells in the State. During the year measurements
were discontinued in 42 wells and begun or resumed in 106 wells. At the
end of the year 591 wells v/ere und'er observation. Of the wells measured
in 1948, 252 v/ere measured bimonthly, 171 were measured quarterly, 114
monthly, 4 semimonthly, 21 weekly, and water-stage recorders were maintained
on 12. The recorders on four of these wells--one in Finney Coanty, one in
Grant County, and two in Scott County are maintained by the Division of
Water Resources of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture. During the year
1 Hyrne, P. L., and McLaughlin, T. G., Geology and ground-water re- sourcca of Seward County. Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Hull. 69, 140 pp., 12 pis., 10 figs.
2 Pishel, V. C., Ground-water resources of the Kansas City. Kansas, area: Kansas Geol. Survey Full. n\, 109 pp., 3 pis., 12 figs.
3 Pishel, V. C., Ground-water resources of Republic County and northern Cloud Count-w. Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Bull. 73, 194 pp.,12 pis., 6 figs.
39
40 LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194C, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
4,134 wetted-tape measurements were made in the State. For convenience,
the data given in this paragraph have been arranged in tabular form, by
counties, as follows:
Observation-well program in Kansas, by countiea, in 1948
County
AlienAtchisonBarberBart onBourbonBrownCheyenneClarkCoffeyComancheCowleyCraw fordDouglasEdwardsEllisPinneyFordFranklinGrantGrayGreeleyHamiltonHarveyHaskellHodgemanJacksonJeffersonjewellJohnsonKearnyKingmanKiowaLabetteLeavenworthLincolnLinnLoganMcPhersonMeadeMiamiMitchellMortonNessNortonOsbornePawneePhillipsRenoRepublicRiceRussellSalineScottSedgwlckSewardShawnee
* See
Observer
W. W. WilsonW. W. Wilson
(a)(a)
W. W. WilsonW. W. WilsonD. W. Berry
(a)W. W. Wilson
(a)C. K. BayneC. K. BayneW. W. Wilson
(a)(b)(a)(a)
W. W. Wilson(a)(a)(c)(a)(d)(a)(a)
W. W. WilsonW. W. WilsonD. W. BerryW. W. Wilson
(a)C. K. Bayne
(a)John WayenburgW. W. WilsonD. W. BerryW. W. Wilson
(a)(e)(a)
W. W. WilsonD. W. Berry
(a)(a)
D. W. BerryD. V/. Berry
(a)D. W. BerryC. K. BayneLocal observerD. W. Berry
(a)D. W. Berry
(a)(d)(a)
W. W. Wilsonfootnotes at end
Wells included
at beginning of year
00
10122503035303
16111409705
1297300
2007
12540
1603
1180
1232
11154
1416
211011113050
of table.
Wells diacon- t inued during year
00220021011000022000003200020120001000101000210007001100
Wells added during year
220022
220300020410100
1201003233000020300010000000020000901
Wells included at end of
year
228
1047
202Z24323
201012197
125
1275332
2136
10542
1533
1171
1132
11133
1418
141011103851
KANSAS 41
Observation-well program in Kansas, by counties, in 1948 Continued
County
ShermanSmithStaffordStantonStevensSumnerThomasWallaceWlchltaWood sonWyandotte
a Harryb. D. W.c H. C.d C. K.e C. K.
Frequency of
County
AlienAtchlsonBarberBartonBourbonBrownCheyenneClarkC of feyComancheCowleyCrawfordDouglasEdwardsBillsPlnneyFordFranklinGrantGrayGreeleyHamiltonHarveyHaskellHodgemanJacksonJeffersonJewellJohnsonKearnyKlngmanKlowaLabetteLeavenworthLincoln
Wells j! Wells Included ?: 8C °!T added
Observer at beginnlng tlnued duringof year durlnS yearyear
W. W. 'Wilson 0 03D. W. Berry 8 00
(a) 410(a) 410(a) 610
C. A. Posey 2 00(a) 801
H. C. Corrlgan 0 05(c) 0 0 13
W. W. Wilson 0 01V. C. Flshel 6 10
527 42 106F. Rupple or H. C. Corrlgan.Berry, Harry F. Rupple, H. C. Corrlgan, or V. A.Corrlgan or J. R. Branch.Bayne or 0. K. Brandon.Bayne or D. W. Berry.
Wells Included at end of
year
38335295
1315
591
Bisgall.
measurement of wells and number of 7/etted-tape measurementsmade In Kansas, by counties, In 1948
Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wellsmeas- meas- meas- meas- meas- equippedured ured ured ured ured withbl- quar- monthly semi- weekly recorders
monthly terly monthly
200 0 00200 0 00080 0 000 0 10 0 00
a 2 0 0 0 0 0b 2 0 0 0 0 0c!7 20000020 0 00300 0 00020 0 00040 0 000 d 1 0 0 0 0200 0 00003 0 00
14 2 4 0 00045 0 01075 0 00100 0 00062 0 010 e 4 1 0 0 0570 0 00032 0 00
f85 3 21 0 15 2041 0 00021 0 00300 0 00200 0 000 0 21 0 00300 0 00051 0 000 10 0 0 00050 0 00000 4 00200 0 00
14 1 0 0 00
Wettedtape
measurements
made duringyear10
931
1281010
1125
147
161
1034
1286668
535257133
1,29323181510
19615273920861089
* See footnotes at end of table.
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Frequency of measurement of wells and number of wetted-tape measurements made in Kansas, by counties, in 1948--Contlnued
County
LinnLoganMcPhersonMeadeMiamiMitchellM or tonNessNortonOsbornePawneePhillipsRenoRepublicRiceRussellSalineScottSedgwickSewardShawneeShermanSmithStaffordStantonStevensSumnerThoma sWallace"WichitaVJoodsonWyandotte
a Nob Noc Nod Noe Nof No6 Noh Noi No
Wellsmeasuredbi
monthly
304
V/ell smeasuredquar terly
037
0 g 51
1100
11100
1100
120
1101
i 3108100000410
00320203112
100290030135085905
252 171measurementsmeasurementsmeasurementsmeasurementsmeasurementswetted-tapemeasurementsmeasurementsmeasurements
mademademademademade
Wellsmeasured
monthly
0000000000300
h 50006
191000100200000
114in 1948in 1948in 1948in 1948in 1948
Wellsmeasured
Wellsmeasured
semi- weekly monthly
000000000000000000000000000000004
forforforforfor
measurements mademademademade
in 1P48in 1948in 1948
forforfor
wellsv/ell swellwellswells
00000000000000000060000000000000
211 and1, 3,
Wellsequippedwith
recorders
00010000010000000230000000010000
122.4, 5, and
Wetted
measurements
made during year151252145
62108607540754
5491316675
4593059
482417122219154655
4,134
6.2-39-17ba.1 and 88.20 and 2?.
in 1948 forv/ellv/ell sv/ell
55.v/ell M-2.
209 and 230.108.
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Alien County
24-18-33baa. Arnold Estate. NL^NW^ sec. 33, T. 24 S., R. IB E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 5 feet, depth IB.6 feet belovj land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of boards over v/ell at center, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May June
6 7
Water level12.87 13.18
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level11.01 12.52
Date
Nov. 26
Wat er level12.33
KANSAS, BARBFR COUNTY 43
24-21-33dcd. J. F. Harris. SE^W^SE^ sec. 3?, T. 24 S., R. 21 E. Unused drilled industrial well, diameter 12 inches. Measuring point, top of casing, south side, 0.7 foot atove land-surface datura. Records avail able: 1948.
Date
May June
67
'Waterlevel39.41 40.58
Date
Aug. Oct.
2615
Water level39.96 39.72
Date
Nov. 26
V/ater level39.49
Atchison County
5-lP-3dd. Lee Savage. SE-^SE-J sec. 3, T. 5 S., R. 18 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 3 feet, depth 10.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of boards over well, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. July 3, 1.65; Aug. 25, 2.14; Oct. 14, 2.36; Nov. 27, 2.57.
6-21-32d. Owner unknown. SK-J sec. 32, T. 6 S., R. 21 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 5 feet, depth 12.9 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of boards over well at center, 0.9 foot above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948.
May 28 July 5
Nov. 27 8.76
Barbf.r County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 8 wells in Barber County
Well
134589
1013
Length of record (years)
8888888R
Highest level
698
13IV81
1025
.67
.57
.87
.62
.87
.13
.20
.96
Dec .JuneMar.Mar.Nov.SeptMar .June
Date
29,19,20,20,21,.25,15,19,
19481947194819481941194819451947
Lowest level
82151630174
10716
.99
.42
.30
.15
.48
.54
.72
.99
Oct.Oct.Aug.SeptMa r .Aug.SeptOct.
Date
17,21,20,.24,21,21,.25,22,
19401940194319411941194319481940
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1?48 and for period of record, in 8 wells in Barber County
Well
134589
1013
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
1?.326.852.4312.538.613.415.52
11.03
Net rise (+) ornet decline (-)
in 1948
+ 1.79+ .59-.29+ .21+ .62+ .90+ .10-1.15
Net rise (+) net decline for period
record+13.32+ 3.22+ .50
+10.00+2.60+ 1.72-.95
+8.54
or(-) of
1. D. S. Shaw. SL^iW-i 3 ec. 19, T. 31 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 71.04; June 23, 70.95; Sept. 25, 70.73; Dec. 29, 69.67.
2. Russell Lake. SV/^Sv/fl sec. 14, T. 31 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1940-47. Meas\;rements discontinued after Dec. 17, 1947.
3. Mrs. Griever. SW-;NLf sec. 12, T. 32 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1940-4R. Mar. 20, P.79; June 21, 13.16; Sept. 25 12.79- Dec. 29, 12.20.
047837 O 51-
44 WATFR LFVFLS AND ARTFSIAN PRFSSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
4. Madge Evans. SWfSEt sec. 4, T. 32 S., R. 12 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 13.87; June 22, 15.02; Sept. 25, 15.17; Dec. 29, 15.40.
5. R. Kenney NE^NWt sec. 1, T. 33 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 20', 17.62; June 22, 18.42; Sept. 25, 18.77; Dec. 30, 18.85.
8. P- Brooks. St-|NEt sec. 17, T. 34 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 11.12; June 23, 13.71; Sept. 25, 12.29; Dec. 30, 14.51.
9. V. D. Wells. SE-jSE-g sec. 18, T. 34 S., R. 15 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. June 23, 1.15; Sept. 25, 1.13; Dec. 30, 2.04.
10. G. H. Davis. NWfSWt sec. 11, T. 35 S., R. 15 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 103.77; June 23, 104.45; Sept. 25, 107.72; Dec. 30, 104.80.
12. E. Mills. SW-sSW^ sec. 34, T. 33 S., h. 10 W. Measirewents dis continued after Dec. 17, 1947. Records available: 1940-47.
13. J. A. Krencher. SWfSWf sec. I 1"', T. 32 S., R. 10 VI. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 7.09; June 22, 10.20; Sept. 25, 6.32; Dec. 29, 8.45.
Barton County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 12 wells in Barton County
Length of Hlghe g t Well record ^
(years)1
16 43
100 101 103 105 107 109 110 112 131
Difference in water County
Well
1 16 43
100 101 103 105 107 109 110 112 131
6.5 0.76 6 27.93 6 16.88 4.5 28.86 4.5 .89 4.5 1.00 4.5 30.80 4.5 97.98 4.5 8.90 4.5 16.15 4.5 96.93 4.5 9.78
between highest and level, in 1948 and
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
4.73 5.41 4.33 6.28
23.94 6.66 2.02 3.62 5.71 6.85
33.21 5.03
Date Lowest mte level
May 11, 1944 5.49 May 22, 1943 33.34 Aug. 8, 1945 21.21 Aug. 23, 1948 35.14 July 20, 1948 24.83 Apr. 27, 1945 7.66 July 12, 1?! 45 32. 82 July 20, 1948 101.60 July 20, 1948 14.61 June 6, 1945 23.00 July 12, 1945 130.14 July 13, 1945 14.81
Date
Aug. 21, 1946 July 11, 1947 Jan. 19, 1944 Dec. 7, 1947 Feb. 17, 1948 Aug. 21, 1946 Dec. 21, 1944 Oct. 26, 1945 July 10, 1946 Oct. 20, 1948 Sept. 12, 1946 Sept. 23, 1948
lowest recorded water levels and net change for period of record, in 12 wells in Barton
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.49 +1.98 + 1.59 + .64
+ 5.22 + .94 + .08
+1.32 + .91 -.47
+ 1.49 + .20
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-1.56 +1.00 +2.40 -1.07 +5.17 -1.56 + .53
+1.25 + .89 -4.57 -5.70 -1.12
KANSAS, BARTON COUNTY 45
1. F. Panning, able: 1942-48.
SE. corner sec. 3, T. 20 S., R. 11 W. Records avail-
Date
Jan. 16 Feb. 17 Mar. 15
Water level4.80 5.01 4.05
Date
Apr. 14 May 20 June 23
Water level4.06 3.94 3.79
Date
July 20 Aug. 23 Sept. 23
Water level1.48 2.02 3.17
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 21
Water level4.04 4.59 4.51
16. Teichmann. NE^SE-jNEt sec. 12, T. 20 S., h. 13 W. Records available: 1942-48.
Jar .Feb.Mar.
161715
30.4230.2030.50
Apr.MayJune
142023
30.3730.4430.32
JulyAug.Sept
2023
.23
29.9928.9128.30
Oct.Nov.Dec.
192421
28.2528.2228.33
43. M. Hagen. SW^-SV^SWf sec. 20, T. 20 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1942-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
161715
19.7919.7919.38
Apr.MayJune
142023
19.2818.8519.02
JulyAug.Sept
2023
23
17.8717.6118.08
Oct.Nov.Dec.
192421
18.2118.0018.13
100. 1944-48.
Unruh. sec. 11, T. 20 S., R. 15 W. Records available:
Jan.Feb.Apr.
171715
34.8034.8133.50
MayJuneJuly
212420
33.5633.3630.21
Aug.Sept
23.23
28.8633.15
Oct.Dec.
2022
33.7833.97
101. D. Converse. WWtSl"t sec. 17, T. 19 S., R. 15 W. Records avail able: 1944-48. Measurements discontinued after Nov. 25, 1948.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
171716
24.7824.8323 . 5P
Apr.MayJune
152024
20.086.582.42
JulyAug.Sept
202323
0.8910.6215.06
Oct.Nov.
2025
17.0919.48
103. F. Konareck. able: 1944-48.
sec. 33, T. 17 S., R. 12 W. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
161716
5.595.703.25
Apr.MayJune
142024
2.844.306.10
JulyAug.Sept
202323
2.214.124.62
Oct.Nov.Dec.
202521
4.794.854.90
105. Lizzie Nagel. SWfNE-j sec. 28, T. 18 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1944-48. Jan. 16, 31.54. Measurements discontinued after Jan. 16, 1948.
107. Carter Oil Co. SL^SEf sec. 10, T. 17 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1944-48.
Jan. 16 Feb. 17 Mar. 16
100.48 99.84 99.61
Apr. 14 May 20 June 24
99.68 100.59 99 . 55
July 20 Aug. 23 Sept .23
97.98 98.05 98.07
Oct. 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 21
98.62 98.26 98.73
109. J. C. Cook. SW-jSWt sec. 28, T. 18 S., H. 15 W. Records avail able: 1944-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
171716
13.9014 . 5013.10
Apr.HayJune
142124
12.5012.9813.38
JulyAug.Sept
202?.23
8.9010.7712.22
Oct.Nov.Dec.
202522
12.6212.7912.93
110. Prudential Life Insurance Co. R. 14 W. Records available: 1944-48.
sec. 33, T. 17 S.,
Jan.Feb.Mar.
161716
iil21XL
.54
.49
.01
Apr.MayJune
142024
20.8720.6421.23
July 20Aug . 23Sept .23
21.4622.0822.59
Oct.Nov.Dec.
202521
23.0022.5622.26
46 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
112. P. P. Kingston. SE4 SEt sec. ?4, T. 16 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1944-48.
Date
Jan. 16 Feb. 17 Mar. 16
Water level
125.24 124.39 125.00
Date
Apr. 14 May 20 June 24
'Water level
124.96 125.57 125.66
Date
July 20 Aug. 25
Water level
126.15 122.68
Date
Sept .23 Oct. 20
Water level
124.40 123.65
131. F. VI. Gagleman. SE. corner sec. 22, T. 19 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1944-48.
Jan.Feb.Ma,r.
17
1716
14.7814.3514.56
Apr.MayJune
152024
13.2513.8114.29
JulyAug.Sept
2023.23
13.6513.4914.81
Oct.Nov.Dec.
202522
14.7714.3914.30
Bourbon County
1. City of Fort Scott. NE-fSE-jSEt sec. 29, T. 25 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1P42-47. No measurenents made in 1948.
2. City of Fort Scott. S^lMf sec. 30, T. 25 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1942-47. No measurements made in 1948.
25-23-27bbb. Harold Comstock. NWtlWf sec. 27, T. 25 S., R. 23 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 5 feet, depth 11 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of round hole in slab of rock, north side, 1.9 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May July
6 6
Water level6.13 5.66
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level5.28 5.41
Date
Nov. 26
Water level5.52
25-24-13dda. John Ibson. NE^ SENSE'S sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 24 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 6 feet, depth 23.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete curb, north side, 1.7 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May June
5 7
5 5
.74
.17Aug. Oct.
26 15
6 7
33 51
Nov. 26 5. 53
Brown County
1. City of Hiawatha. NE^NE^ sec. 31, T. 2 S., R. 17 E. Records available: 1945-47. No measurements made in 1948.
3. City of Hiawatha. SE^SE^ sec. 36, T. 2 S., R. available: 1945-47. No measurements made in 1948.
16 E. Records
Records4. City of Hiawatha. NW^SEf sec. 29, T. 2 S., R. 17 E. available: 1045-47. No measurements made in 1948.
5. City of Hiawatha. SEfSW-4 sec. 29, T. 2 S., R. 17 E. Records available: 1945-47. IIo measurements made in 1948.
6. City of Hiawatha. IJW^SWf sec. 29, T. 2 S., R. 17 E. Records available: 1945-47. No measurements made in 1948.
2-15-25dd. Henry Rieger. SEfSE^ sec. 25, T. 2 S., R. 15 W. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 3 feet, depth 13.8 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of 3 - by 8-inch plank over well, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
27 3
9.2? 9.67
Aug. Oct.
25 14
9.26 9.79
Nov. 27 9.92
KANSAS, CHEYFNNF! OOUNTY 4V
4-1^-1Vada. H. C. Brown. NEiSLtNE-f sec. IV, T. 4 S., R. IV V/. Un used drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 50.8 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, south aide, 0.1 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 2V July 3
Water level35.81 36.3V
Date
Aug. 25 Oct. 14
Water level36.21 35.90
Date
Nov. 2V
Water level3V. 19
Cheyenne County
By D. W. Berry and Phyllis T. Mosley
An observation-well program was set up in cooperation with the Bureau
of Reclamation, in Cheyenne County during the spring and summer of 1946 as
part of the St. Francis Unit of the Missouri Basin irrigation projects.
The observation-well program includes 22 domestic, stock, and irrigation
wells situated in the valley and adjacent uplands of the South Fork of the
Republican River. These wells tap either the alluvium of the valley or
the Ogallala of the uplands.
Periodic measurements of the water levels in 19 of the wells were
started in 1946, measurements on 1 well were started in June 194V, and
observation of 2 wells was begun in 1948.
1-38-lcd. Paul O'Brien. SK^SW-j sec. 1, T. 1 S., R. 38 W. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 42 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Apr. 10 June 8
22.4922.46
Aug. Oct.
23.0225.09
Dec. 8 22.80
1-38-fldd. Owner unknown. SEfSE-f sec. 8, T. 1 S., R. 38 W. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 34 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, hole inside of turbine base, 1.0 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Aug.Oct.Dec .Feb.June
IP,221325,8
1^46
194V
12.5212.3011 .8111.2411.50
SeptDec.Feb.Apr.
V,53,
10
194V
1948
13121212
32532V02
JuneAug.Oct.Nov.
8, 1948355
12.0812.9413.2V12. V5
1-38-lOcc. School district. S\V-4 SWt sec. 10, T. 1 S., R. 39 W. Bored observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 36.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement platform 0.25 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
JuneAug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
14,IV221325,
1946
194V
21.6221.4V21.6V21.3420.42
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. V43,
194V
1948
2020202020
.16
.10
.86
.69
.V3
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
20.5520.4519.9920. V220.6V
48 WATFB LRVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRFSSURK, 1948, NORTH-C.KNTRAL STATES
l-38-17cd. F. J. Ostick. SE^SWj sec. 17, T. 1 S., R. 38 IB. Bored domestic well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 22.2 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement platform, 0.33 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
June Aug. Oct. Dec. F«b.
13, 1^46 17 22 13 25, 1947
Water level11.74 12.42 11.39 11.67 11.61
Date
June July Sept Dec. Feb.
8, 29
. 7 5
1947
1948
Water level11.32 11.62 12.47 12.31 11.96
Date
Apr. June Aug. Oct. Dec.
10, 1948 8 3 5 8
Water level11.77 11.62 11.40 12.57 12.28
2-39-2cb. Owner unknown. NWjSWf sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 39 W. Bored observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 26.6 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of board platform, 0.75 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 19467-48.
Mar.Aug.Dec.Feb.
28,171325,
1946
1947
19.0316.9316.4116.34
JuneJulySeptFeb.
8,29
. 73|
1947
1948
16141615
.14
.59
.04
.90
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.
10, 1948835
15.8715.9615.7415.32
2-39-10bb. Owner unknown. NW^NWt sec. 10, T. 2 S., R. 39 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 39 feet below land-surface datura. Measuring point, edge of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available' 1947-48.
June 8 , July 29 Sept . 7 Dec. 5
1947 25.75 25.27. 26.02 25.69
Feb. Apr. June
3, 1948 10 8
26.12 26.24 26.94
Aug. Oct. Dec.
3, 1948 5 8
27.10 26.39 26.19
2-39-17ba. Owner unknown. NE-^NV/t sec. 17, T. 2 S., R. 39 T/. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth 13.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of board platform, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Apr. AUK.
16, 17
1946 11.0? 11.60
June Sept
8, 7
1947 10.38 12.56
Dec, 5, 1947 12.27
2-39-27bb. Owner unknown. HWfNWt sec. 27, T. 2 S., R. 39 W. Unused bored observation well, diameter 8 inches, depth 29.3 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of board platform, 1.33 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
27,17221325,
1946
1947
19.5018.6317.9517.9918.12
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 753r
1947
1948
1717181719
.67
.03
.06
.94
.01
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
18.9919.0519.1418.2218.19
2-40-25db. Owner unknov/n. NW*t SEt sec. 25, T. 2 S., R. 40 W. Unused drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 23 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, edge of 4-inch casing, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 8, 15.77; Oct. 5, 16.45; Dec. 8, 15.69.
2-40-26cc. Owner unknown. SW^SWf sec. 26, T. 2 S., R. 40 V/. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 88.6 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of board platform, 0.33 foot above land-surfacs datum. Records available: 1946-47. Mar. 29, 1946, 79.07; Dec. 13, 1P46, 7^.01; Feb. 25, 1947, 78. 67;. Sept. 7, 1917, 78.93. Measure ments discontinued after Sept. 7, 1947.
3-39-6aa. Owner unknown. NEfNEi sec. 6 T 3 S R 39 W^ *«* l-d-surfacedatum.above
KANSAS, CHEYENNE COUNTY 49
3-39-6aa Continued.
Date
Mar. Aug. Oct. Dec. Feb.
26, 17 22 13 25,
1946
1947
Water level6.48 7.86 7.23 5.89 6.19
Date
June July Sept Dec. Feb.
8, 29
. 7 5 3,
1947
1948
Water level5.49 6.94 8.64 8.73 7.54
Date
Apr. JuneAuK .Oct.
10, 1948 8 3 4
Water level6.46 7.05 6.85 8.38
3-40-9ba. Owner unknown. HfciNWf sec. 9, T. 3 S., h. 40 W. Bored stock well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 16.2 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point Is at land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
13,16221325,
1946
1947
12.3012.4312.8812.4511.69
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 753,
1947
1948
1212131312
.21
.59
.10
.02
.32
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.
10, 1948835
12.3612.4012.6212.80
-3-40-16da. Owner unknown. Nl/iSEf gec. 16, T. 3 S., It. 40 W. Bored observation well, diameter 6 Inches, depth 14.34 feet below lan<?-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, 1.0 foot above lanif-surface datum. Records available: 194'-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
13,16221325,
1946
1947
9.7410.8110.2310.1210.09
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 763,
1947
1948
910111110
.70
.02
.90
.52
.67
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
10.4010.2810.3011.4911.11
3-40-22ab. Owner unknown. NW^NE-j sec. 22, T. 3 S., R. 40 W. Bored observation well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 19.2 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, 0.25 foot above lard-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
9,16221325,
1946
1947
15.1815.0813.6811.9512.47
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 753 f
1947
1948
1110131213
.06
.02
.37
.61
.94
Apr,JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
14.7214.3512.6014.5514.06
3-40-28bd. Owner unknown. SE-^NW^ sec. 28, T. 3 S., R. 40 W. Bored observation well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 25.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point Is at land-surface datum. Records available: 1046-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
20,16221325,
1946
1947
10.0212.7511.7911.5411.33
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 953 r
1947
1948
1110121111
.23
.90
.53
.91
.86
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
11.5912.1012.0312.6512.13
3-40-30dc. Owner unknown. SVIfjSE^ sec. 30, T. 3 S., R. 40 E. Bored stock well, diameter 8 Inches, depth 19.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of board platform, 0.16 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-47. Measurements discontinued after June 8, 1947. Mar. 1, 1946, 11.81; Oct. 22, 1946, 12.79; Feb. 25, 1947, 12.20; June 8, 1947, 12.23.
3-40-33dd. Owner unknovm. SE-^SEt sec. 33, T. 3 S., R. 40 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 27.4 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
4,16221325,
1946
1947
14.5014.2913.3013.6814.10
JuneJulySeptDec.Feb.
8,29
. 763,
1947
1948
1411131213
.08
.90
.50
.28
.75
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
10, 19488358
13.7113.7512.8813.4512.89
50 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
3-41-13CC. Owner unknown. SW^SMTt sec. 13, T. 3 S., R. 41 W. Unused bored domestic -well, diameter 5 inches, depth 15.1 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
June Aug. Oct. Dec. Feb.
12, 16 22 13 25,
1946
1947
Water level14.70 15.78 15.51 15.32 15.28
Date
June July Sept Feb.
8, 1947 29
. 7 ?, 1948
Water level15.31 10.78 11.14 13.84
Date
Apr. June Aug. Oct.
10, 1948 8 3 5
V/ater level13.59 13.50 13.37 12.00
4-41-2aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE-; sec. 2, T. 4 S., R. 41 W. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 29.9 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, 0.66 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar .Aug.Oct.Dec.Feb.
1,16221325,
1946
1947
2325252424
.67
.57
.02
.89
.76
JuneJulySeptFeb.
8,29
. 73,
1947
1948
84.8124.9786.2025.62
Apr.JuneAug.Oct.
10, 1948834
24.7924.7325.2525.98
4_42-24ca. Jake Waltz. NL-jSW^ sec. fc4, ^. * S., R. 42 W. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 72 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, north side, 0.8 foot below land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Aug.Oct.Dec .Feb.June
17,221325,8
1946
1947
25.7825.5025.0924.8524.90
JulySeptDec.Feb.Apr.
29,. 7
53,
10
1947
1948
8525842584
.50
.89
.97
.14
.85
JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
8, 1948348
25.2025.3825.8325.17
4-42-34db. Owner unknown. NW-4 SL-; sec. 34 T. 4 S., R. 42 W. Bored observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 14.8 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, 0.08 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.Feb.JuneJuly.
22,25,8
29
19461947
9.428.929.579.25
SeptDec.Feb.Apr.
V,53,
10
1947
1948
10999
.31
.43
.86
.27
JuneAug.Oct.Dec.
8, 1948348
9.439.6010.049.73
5-43-4aa. Owner unknown. NE^IIEf sec. 4, T. 5 S., R. 42 W. Bored stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 37.2 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of cement slab, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: l°46-48.
Mar.Aug.Oct.
1°,1622
1^)46 22. "823.1122.81
Feb.JulyDec.
25,295
1947 82.6683.1021.83
Feb.JuneDec.
3,88
1948 81.9821.8322.68
Clark County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 2 wells in Clark County
Well
5 12
Length of record (years)
8 8
Highest level
25 67
.68
.02Nov . llov.
Date
26, 26,
1942 1942
Lowest level
29 74
.36
.05June Dec .
Dati
5, 16,
3
1946 1947
KANSAS, COMANCHE COUNTY 51
Difference between highest and lowest recorder water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Clark County
Well
5 12
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
3.68 7.03
Net rise in 1948
0.83 2.46
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+ 1.07 -3.39
5. V/innie Floyd. NH^NV/t sec. 12, T. 33 S., R. 25 W. Records avail able: l°40-48. Mar. 20, 28.74; June 21, 28.40; Sept. 24, 27.66.
7. M. C. Harper. SV/tSEf sec. 32, T. 33 S., R. 21 W. Records avail able: 1940-47. Measurements discontinued after Sept. 17, 1947.
12. Ralph Gardner. SVJfSWf sec. 11, T. 33 S., R. 24 W. Records available: 1940-48. Sept. 24, 69.73; Dec. 30, 71.59.
Coffey County
19-17-9ab. Atchiaon, Topeka ic Santa Fe Railway. NW-JHL^ sec. 9, T. 19 S., h. 17 E. Unused dug industrial well, diameter 6 feet, depth 19.1 feet below land-surface datura. Measuring point, top of boards over well, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May Julv
7 6
Water level3.90 4.64
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level4.11 5.98
Date
Nov. 26
Water level6.01
20-15-34dcb. Owner unknown. liV/fS^fSL^ sec. 34, T. 20 S., R. 15 K. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 2.5 feet, depth 39.5 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete, south side, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
7 6
5 4
30 63
Aug. Oct.
26 15
4 6
.71
.03Nov. 26 8 .35
22-15-34da. B. D. Harreld. NEfSE-j sec. 34, T. 22 S., R. 15 E, Un used dug domestic and stock well, diameter 3 feet, depth 17.9 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of plank over well, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 6, 8.38; July 6, 13.21; Aug. 26, 12.53; Oct. 15, 16.90.
Comanche County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 2 wells in Comanche County
Well
19
Length of record (years )
8 8
Highest level
37.72 85.44
June Sept
Date
21, 1948 .17, 1947
Lowest level
40.52 98.30
Jure Dec.
Df.ce
20, 1941 20, 1946
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Comanche County
Well
1 9
1. A. available: Dec. 30, 38
Difference between highest -and lowest
leve] s
2.80 12.86
A. Carpenter. NE-JNE-^ 1940-48. Mar. 20, 38. .07.
Net rise in 1948
0.92 6.10
sec. 8, T. 33 S., R. ,50; June 21, 37.72;
Net rise (+) net decline for perioC
recor-d
-3 .*26
20 W. Records Sept. 24, 37.76;
or (-) of
5vi WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7. W. D. Aitken. NW-jlJE^ sec. 35, T. 34 S., R. 17 W. Records avail able: 1940-46. Measurements discontinued after June 5, 1946.
9. H. R. Burnette. NW-J-NE^ sec. 13, T. 32 S., R. 17 W. Records available: 1940-48. Mar. 20, 88.11; Sept. 24, 91.38; Dec. 29, 92.20.
Cowle? County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, ___________________in 4 wells in Cowley County___________________
Date Date
124042
5544
.5
.5
.5
11161025
." 9
.19
.82
.23
Jan.JulyMayJune
2,5,
16,28,
1945194719451947
27.3123.0416.0628.98
JuneJan.Feb.Aug.
1,10,8,
30,
1946194819471946
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water l&vel, in 1948 and for period of record, in 4 wells in Cowley County
Well
1 2
40 42
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
15.32 6.85 5.24 3.75
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.59 + 3.97 +1.66 -.16
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.37 -2.48 -1.87 +2.03
1. Winfield well 2 east. SW. corner SE^ sec. 18, T. 32 S., R. 3 E. Records available: 1944-48. Jan. 10, 15.56; Mar. 31, 15.48; July 3, 15.02; Sept. 28, 14.89.
2. United States Army and Fairchild Aircraft Co. SEfNE^ sec. 19, T. 33 S., R. 4 E. {Strother Field well 5). Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 10, 23.04; Mar. 31, 17.82; July 3, 17.04; Sept. 28, 19.00.
40. City of Winfield. NW^SW^Ntt sec. 19 . 32 S., R. 3 E. Records available: 1944-48. Jan. 10, 14.46; Mar. 31, 14.33; July 3, 14.01; Sept. 28, 12.69.
41. City of Winfield. NE-iSW^NEt sec. 19, T. 32 S., R. 3 E. Records available: 1944-46. Measurements discontinued after Feb. 21, 1946.
42. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept . of Interior. SW. corner sec. 21, T. 32 S., R. 3 E. Records available: 1944-48. Jan. 10, 26.38; Mar. 31, 26.29; July 3, 27.21; Sept. 28, 26.44.
Crawford County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 1 well in Crawford County
WellLength of record (years)
Highest level Date Lowest
level Date
24 __________ 7 _____ 262.10 Sept. 10. 1942 275.66 June 10. 1948
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in- 1 well in Crawford County _____________________________________________________
Difference between »,*.,, *, , Net decline Well highest and lowest Ne* d!f^ne for period _________________ levels ln 1948 of record24 ______ ______ 11.56 ________________ 11.56 ______________ 9.65
1. John P. Biddle. NE^SEf sec. 5, T. 31 S., R. 25 E. Records avail able: 1^42-47. No measurements made in 1948.
KANSAS, EDWARDS COUNTY 53
24. City of Glrard. sec. 24, T. 29 S., R. 23 E. Recordsavailable: 1942-48. June 10, 273.66.
83. Kansas City Railway Co. MY^-NEi sec. 20, T. 30 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-47. No measurements made In 1948.
Douglas County
13-20-llbab. Armstrong Martin. NWjNE-ilNWj sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 20 E. Drilled stock well, diameter 8 Inches, depth 37.8 feet below lani-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, north side, 0.9 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 4 July 6
Water level18.90
a 18.69
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level18.23 19.31
Date
Nov. 26
Water level19.88
a Nearby well pumping.
14-19-23ccc. C. A. Puckett. SWjSTJ^ sec. 23, T. 14 S., R. 19 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 3 feet, depth 12.7 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of lower Inner edge of sewer pipe, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
7 6
3 3
.67
.67Aug. Oct.
26 15
4 5
.00
.26Nov. 26 3 .74
Edwards County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, In 5 wells in Edwards County
Well
1 2
10
Length of record (years)
4.5 4.5 4.5
Highest level
5.03 + 1.10 63.42
Date
Aug. 23, 1948 Aug. 23, 1948 July 2, 1947
Lowest level
7.97 3.50
68.20
Sept Feb. Mar.
Date
.13, 1946 14, 1945 13, 1946
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level, In 1948 and for period of record, In 3 Wells in Edwards bounty
Well
1 2 10
Difference between highest and lowest
levels2.94 4.60 4.78
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948+ 1.21 -.25 + .10
Net rise for period of record
0.14 3.41 .75
1. Owner unknown. NW^-SWj sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 19 W., north well of a battery of 3 wells. Records available: 1944-48.
Date
Jan. 17 Feb. 18 Mar. 16
Water level7.19 6.69
. 5.76
Date
Apr. 15 May 20 June 24
Water level6.046.r?6.41
Date
July 19 Aug. 23 Sept. 22
Water level5.91 5.03 5.97
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 21
Water level6.35 6.46 6.14
2, Owner unknown, able: 1944-48.
3ec . 7, T. 24 S., R. 18 W. Records avail-
Jan. 17Feb. 18Mat-. 16
0.202.061.43
Apr. 151.40 I Aug. 23+1.10 I Nov. 24May 20 1.30 Sept.22 +.59 Dec. 21.Tnly 19 + ..29 I Oct. 19 + .45 I
54 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
10, Owner unknown. SW^SW^ sec. 22, T. 23 S., R. 19 W. available: 1944-48.
Records
Date
Jan. 20 Feb. 18 Mar. 16
Water level64.27 64.18 64.24
Date
Apr. 15 May 20 June 24
Water level64.12 64.20 63.89
Date
July 19 Aug. 23 Sept. 22
Water level63.88 64.18 64.07
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24
Water level64.19 64.18
Bills County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 2 wells in Ellla County
Well
215 218
Length of record (years )
7 7
Highest level
13.34 13.00
July Sent
Date
11, 1945 . 7, 1944
Lowest level
17.70 54.67
Oct. Dec.
Date
15, 1947 22, 1943
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Ellis County
Well
215 218
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
4.56 41.67
Ne t ri s e in 1948
1.41 1.53
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
re co rd-1.97
+17.94
1. City of Hays. SEi-NWi sec. 4, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Drilled and driven observation well, diameter 1.5 inches, depth 34 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Apr. 27 May 19 June 18July 17 Aug. 20 Sept. 20 Oct. 19 Nov. 18Dec. 18
2.driven
Water level
, 1946 25.40 23.08 25.6326.22 26.30 25.63 25.30 24. 3C24.63
Date
Jan, 20, 1947 Feb. 18 Mar. 19Aor. 22 July 20 Aug. 25 Sept .20 Dec. 21
City of Hays. STIjSWi sec. 3, observation well, diameter 1.25
Water level24.30 24.47 24.8023.97 23.60 24.20 24.30 23.90
Date
Jan. 21, Feb. 20 Mar. 20Apr. 19 June 21 Sept. 20 Oct. 20 Nov. 21
T. 14 S., R. 18 W. inches, depth 35.3
Water level
1948 23.90 23.47 19.3023.88 25.22 24.72 23.33 23.63
Drilled and feet below land
Apr,MayJuneJulyAug.SentOct.Nov.Dec.
25, 194619181720
.20191918
26.3534.6333.8034.8035.3035.3035. r 534. 9C34.30
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.Julyfair-SeptDec.
20, 19471819212925
.2021
34.5534.6334.6334.3834.4035.2034.3034.40
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.JuneSeptOct.Nov.
21, 194820202121
.202115
34.3034.0534.0533.9735.8036.7235.4735.30
3. City of Hays. SVjiNWj 3e c. 3, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Drilled and driven observation well, diameter 1,25 inches, depth 41.4 feet below land- surface datum. Records available: 1946-48,
KANSAS, ELL IS COUNTY 55
3--Continued.
Date
Apr.MayJuneJulyAug'.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.
26, 19461918172020161918
Water level34.3129.8231.4032,2332,8232,4032.0731,7331.53
Date
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.JulyAug.SeptDec.
20, 19471819222025
.2220
Water level30.6530.3230.2331.2329.4030.7031.0031.10
Date
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.JuneSeptOct.Nov.
21, 194820201921
,192020
Water level31.0030.1530.3029. 1331.9832.3531.0731.32
4. City of Hays. SW^NE^ sec. 33, T. 13 S., R. 18 W. Drilled and driven observation well, diameter 1.5 inches, depth 67 feet belour land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.SeptOct.Nov .
27, 194619181720.201918
54.5757.3758.9559.2060.7858.5357.8757.86
Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.JulyAug.
21, 194620, 19471819222025
57.3357.2856.7056.8754.9554.2055.20
SeptDec.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.June
.22, 19472222, 194817201921
54.8054.5054.6055.0355.4555.1256.95
215. A. H. Romlne. NE^NWi gec> 7> T< xl Sfj R> 16 w< Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 15.13; Apr. 14, 13.29; July 20- 14.62; Oct. 20, 16.?9.
218. W. W. Bemls. NE^NEj sec. 16, T. 12 S., R. 17 W. Records avail able: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 47.62; Apr. 14, 17.76; July 20, 21.67; Oct. 20, 36.00.
Bills County
Smoky Hill Valley
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 14 wells in Bills County. Smoky Hill Valley
Well
14-16-l7cb14-16-36bb14-18-12bb14-18-26aa14-20-3 5dd15-16-6dd15-16-13bb15-17-19ab15-17-25cb15-18-lbb15-18-16bb15-19-6aa15-19-13ab15-19-35aa
Length of H h t
fecord , level (years )
22222222222222
18192318142213
1391118
552
659
.05
.69s,
.96
.03
.P3T r»
!^7
.67
.52
.12
.62
.06
.08
.45
JulyJulyDec.JulvJulyMayJuneApr.JulyOct.JulyDec.July<jan.
Date
25,23,
1,23,23,10,4,8,
23,9,
23,1,
0^ »8 F
19471947194819471947194719481948194719481947194819471948
Lowest level
19212720162414
1401228
952
970
.62
.74
.15
.85
.29
.33
.85
.50
.10
.22
.55
.59
.30
.70
Date
Oct.MayJulyJan.Aug.Aug.JulvJulyJulyJulyJulyAug.Oct.Apr.
9,10,30,8,8,9,
I7 ,22,12,24,12,8,8,8 ,
19481947194619481946194619461946194619461946194619471948
56 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, In 1948 and for period of record, In 14 wells in Ellls County, Smoky Hill Valley
Difference between Well highest and lowest
levels
14-16-17cb14-16-36bb14-18-12bb14_18-26aa14-20-35dd15-16-6dd15-16-13bb15-17-19ab15-17-25cb15-18-lbb15-18-16bb15-19-6aa15-19-13ab15-19-35aa
1.572.053.192.821.362.16.98.83.58
10.103.93.53
3.2211.25
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948
-0.23-.35
+ 1.04+ .35-.05+ .45+ .18-.08-.31+ .9S+ .47+ .12+ .25-1.35
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.02-.15
+3.19+ .51+ .63
+ 1.72+ .63+ .46+ .03
+8.92+ .35+ .53+ .02-.36
One measurement was made In each of the observation wells In Ellls
County, Smoky Hill Valley, In 1946. These measurements for 1946 were In
advertently omitted from the 1946 water-level report but are Included In
this report.
14-16-17cb. Owner unknown. NW^SW|- sec. 17, T. 14 S., R. 16 W. Rec ords available: 1946-48.
Date
Aug. Apr.
2, 1946 8. 1948
Wat or level19.60 18.87
Date-
June Auc.
4,5
1948
Water level19.18 18.59
Date
Oct. 9, 1948
Water level19.62
14-16-36bb. Tony Wagner. NW^N1.^ sec. 36, T. 14 S., R. 16 W. Record? available: 1946-48.
July ] Jan.
7, 1946 8, 1948
19.77 Apr. 8, 1948 19,82 Aug. 5, 1948 19.83 19.78 June 4 20.16 Oct. 9 19.92
14-18-12bb. J. Brull. available: 1946-48.
sec. 12, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records
JulyJan.Apr.
30,o'8
19461948
27.1524.8324.72
JuneAug.
A5' 1948 25.05
24.60Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 25.6523.96
l4-18-26aa. P. J. Befort. NE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Rec ords available: 1946-48.
JulyJan.Apr.
22,8,8
19461948
20.7620.8520.18
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 19.9519.38
Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 20.4520.25
l4-20-35dd. F. A. Pfannestlal. SE^SE^ sec. 35, T. 14 S., R. 20 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Aug. Jan.
8, 1946 8, 1948
16 15
.29
.58Apr. June
8, 4
1948 15.71 15.79
Aug. Oct.
9* 1948 15.42 15.66
15-]6-6dd. Ted Thalen. available: 1946-48.
sec. 6, T. 15 S., R. 16 W. Records
KANSAS, ELLIS COUNTY 57
15-16-6dd Continued.
Date
Aug. Jan. Apr.
* * IO> CO CO 1946
1948
Water level24.33 22.8022.58
Date
June Aug.
4, 1948 5
Water levej.23.1722.85
Date
Oct. Dec.
9, 19481
Water level23.79 22.61
15-16-13bb. Owner unknown. ords available: 1946-48.
VVj sec. 13, T. 15 S., R. 16 W. Rec-
July Jan.
IV, 8,
IP 46 1948
14.85 14.42
Apr. June
8, 4
1948 14.14 13.87
Aug. Oct.
5,9
1948 13.94 14.22
15-17-19ab. LIker. able: 1946-48.
«iNEi sec. 19, T. 15 S., R. 17 V». Records avail-
JulyJan.Apr.
22,8,8
19461948
140.50139.70139.67
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 139.90139.03
Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 140.11140.04
15-17-25cb. George Meder. ords available: 1946-48.
sec. 25, T. 15 S., R. 17 \V. Rec
JulyJan.AT.
12,8,8
19461948
12.1011.8011.72
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 11.6711.72
Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 11.8412.07
15-18-lbb. Mat Rohr. NW^NW^ sec. I, T. 15 S., R. 13 HT. Records available: 1946-48.
JulyJan.Apr.
24,8,8
19461948
28.2219.7019.38
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 18.6018.40
Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 18.1219.30
15-18-16bb. T. W. Wolf. available: 1946-48.
i sec. 16, T. 15 S., R. 18 Y». Records
JulvJan.Apr.
12,8,8
19461948
9.559.236.72
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 7.896.65
Oct.Dec.
ql' 1948 8.588.70
15-19-6aa. Aug. Lelker. NE^NE^ sec. 6, T. 15 S., R. 19 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Aug.Jan.Ap_r.
8,8,8
19461948
52.5952.2052.25
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 52.1952.13
Oct.Dec.
9,1
1948 52.3552.06
15-19-13ab. Pete Wolfe. NWjNEi sec. 13, T. 15 S., R. 19 W. Records available: 1946-48.
July KApr. E
5, 1946 3, 1948
9.07 6.19
June Aug.
4, 5
1948 7.30 5.75
Oct. 9, 1948 9.05
15-19-35aa. J. Zlmmerman. NE^NE^ sec. 35, T. 15 S., R. 19 V». Rec ords available: 1946-48.
JulyJan.Apr.
16,8,8
19461948-
60.1659.4570.70
JuneAug.
4,5
1948 61.0461.90
Oct.Dec.
ql' 1948 64.2561.02
58 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Flnney County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of In 11 wells in Flnney County
record
Well
12568
13152326
10021005
Length of Hlghest record iSv^l (years) level
12.59999999964
5105191573
84067
111a 107
.00
.33
.10
.25
.45
.76
.51
.73
.22
.51
.38
Date
JuneJuneDec.JuneNov.MayApr.JulyApr.MayJan.
1,25,15,21,16,5,
25,31,13,25,17,
19471944194819401948194219471947194819451948
Loweit level
111092220754
144571
119125
.46
.82
.54
.82
.25
.63
.40
.30
.60
.65
.08
Mar.Oct.Jan.JuneJuneSeptSeptFeb.Apr.Dec.Tec,
Date
8,25,28,22,21,.23,.20,iv,24,18,10,
19411943194019461940193919401940194119481948
a Pumping recently.
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level. In 1948 and for nerlod of record In 11 wells In Plnney
Well
12568
13152326
10021005
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
6.464.493.445.571.803.376.094.574.388.14
17.70
Het rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948
+ 0.08-1.19+ .82+ .66+ .31+ .38
+ 1.24-.34-.40
-7.12(a)
Net rise ( » ) net decline for period
record+ 2.89+ 1.77+3.35-l.PO+ 1.59+ 1.77+ 4.67+3.62+3 .'57-6.65
-10.04
or (-) of
a No measurements made In 1947.
1. Mrs. A. M. Reld. NE^NE-^ sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 33 W. available: 1939-48.
Lowest dally water level
Records
Day123456789
101112131415161718192021222324
Eah. Mar...... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6.... 6
.68
.67
.67
.68
.67,65.65.64.6?.62.62.61.60.58.56.54.49.40,32
.... 6.25
.... 66.67 66.68 66.71 6
.21
.18
.15
.13
Apr.6.096.076.066.066.076.066.096.116.086.046.056.086.106.085.895.705.675.705.765.805.815.835.865.90
May.6.116.156.186.196.216.236.266.296.326.356.376.266.016.016.116.196.246.296.336.376,406.426.446.46
June6.576.576.556.556.556.556.556.556.566.566.556.506.516.556.566.566.566.536.516.51....6.546.576.58
July6.46........6.426.416.426.426.426.436.446.456.466.476.496.506.506.496.476.466.456.456.466.466.46
Aug.6.416.416.436.436.426.416.416.416.406.386.366.366.366,366.366.366.366.366.376.406.436.466.496.51
Sept,666666666666666666666666
.50
.49
.44
.39
.36
.36
.37
.38
.39
.39
.40
.42
.43
.42
.41
.41
.43
.45
.47
.50
.51
.53
.55
.58
Nov.6.616.626.626.616.646.666.656.666.686.686.686.696.696.706.696.716.686.696.716.726.756.746.736.73
Dec.6.736.756.736.726.746.746.726.746.746.716.726.726.726.736.746.736.736.736.73....................
KANSAS, FINNEY COUNTY 59
1 Continued.
Lowest daily water levelDay25262728293031
Feb.6.716.696.686.706.69
Mar,16.096.106.106.076.066.066.08
Apr.5.955.986.036.056.066.08
May6.476.486.506.526.536.556.56
June6.606.606.616.546.516.48
July6.476.486.436.466.406.396.40
Aug.6.546.556.546.466.486.506.51
Sept.6.606.626.63...........»
Nov.6.746.746.776.776.766.76
Dec., , . . 6.746.736.716.716.76
2. Maggie B. Smith. NE. corner NW^NEi sec. 30, T. 26 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-48. Feb. 19, 107.39.
5. E. Alberta Reeves. SEiNYI%NW£ g ec . 19, T. 21 S., R. 32 V. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
14 22 22
Water level19.96 19.94 19.98
Date
Apr. May June
12 19 15
Water level20.10 19.98 19.87
Date
July Aug. Sept
13 16
.20
Water level19.87 19.35 19.26
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec.
13 10 15
Water level19.15 19.65 19.10
6. T. E. Meakel. NWiSWi-STS£ sec. 36, T. 21 S., R. 29 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Mar. 23 AUK. 24
Water level18.2217.78
Date
Sept Oct.
.S3 10
Water level18.08 18.23
Date
Nov. 25 Dec. 21
Water level18.19 18.04
7. Marion Russell. NEiNWf sec. 2, T. 26 S., R. 33 W. Records avail able: 1939-47. Measurements discontinued after Aug. 28, 1947.
8. 0. G. Reeve. SWiNE^-SEj- sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1939-43. Feb. 19, 73.94; May 26, 73.34; Aug. 17, 73.81; Nov. 16, 75.45.
13. Edwin Wehrley. available: 1939-48.
sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 31 W. Records
Date
Jan.Feb. Mar.
17 1817
Water level3.09 2.95 2.22
Date
Apr. May
12 20
Water level2.79 3.60
Date
Aug. Sept
23.23
Water level3.08 2.12
Date
Oct. Dec.
19 18
Water level3.17 2.86
15. Floyd A. Edwards. STJ^SWi sec. 2, T. 24 S., R. 33 W. records available: 1959-43. Jan. 25, 9.74; Feb. 25, 9.64; Mar. 25, 9.IP. Measure ments diacontinued after Mar. 25, 1948.
23. J. E. Ely. SEiST*iSEi sec. 4, T. 23 S., R. 32 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. Apr. 13, 41.63; July 13, 41.75; Oct. 13, 41.57.
26. Garden City Experiment Station. SW^NE^SE^ sec. 3, T. 24 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-48, Jan. 14, 68.34; Apr. 13, 67.22; July 22, 68.47; Oct. 27, 68.78.
1002. United States Army. SW| sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1942-43.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
17IS17
113.30113.39112.70
Apr.JuneJuly
162119
113.38117.98112.66
Aug.SeptOct.
23.2219
113.30116.95112.73
Nov.Dec.
2418
114.41119.65
947837 O 51-
60 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
1005. available:
United States Army, s^i sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 31 W. Records 1942-45, 1948. Measurements resumed Jan. 17, 1948.
Date
Jan. 17 Feb. 18 Mar. 17
Water level
a!07.38 118.80 114.28
Date
Apr. 16 May 20 June 21
Water level
114.31 119.98 121.15
Date
July 19 Aug. 23 Sept. 22
Water level
122.53 115.77 115.78
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 18
Water level
114.73 116.70 125.08
a Pumping recently.
Ford County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 15 wells in Ford County
Well
811384157596579C96237
100210031004
Length of record (years)
10101010101010101010666
Highest level
07
26444
1414136
831019496
.86
.69
.73
.10
.74
.12
.61
.25
.32
.72
.94
.35
.68
Date
MayJuneJan.JulyMayJulyMayJulyApr.MayDec.JulyMay
13,3,9,?,
15,17,13,2,
19,25,10,4,
20,
1942194219461945194219471942194219451943194719441948
Lowest level
8124246132617201086
a!84109
A 120
.17
.31
.08
.53
.P3
.98
.Rl
.19
.22
.42
.09
.52
.81
Nov.Jan.MayJulyOct.Aug.SeptSeptSeptNov.Nov.Aug.Mav
Date
7,24,16,1,
26,9,
.13,
.13,
. 5,8,
26,19,25,
1939194019401939194719461946194619391939194219431943
a Pumping.
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 1? wells in Ford County
Well
' 8
11384157596579 C96
237100210031004
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
7.314.62
15.352.439.1412.863.206.943.902.70
82.1515.1724.13
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-0.19+ 1.10+ 1.48-.12-.10
+ 6.62+ .04-.24+ .72+ .22-3.12-2.79+ .04
Net rise (+) net decline for period
record-0.20+ 2.05+6.38+ 1.23-.14
+ 1.43+ 1.30-2.01+ 1.64+2.00-1.48-.68+ .68
or (-) of
8. F. H. Diehl. NWfNWi sec. 34, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records avail able: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 6.20; Apr. 12, 4.52; July 19, 5.64; Oct. 19, 6.59,
11. George W. Molitor. SWjNWj- sec. 36, T. 21 S., R. 21 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 11.12; Apr. 15, 9.72. Measurements discon tinued after Apr. 15, 1948.
38. F. Buns. SE^NEi sec. 1, T. 26 S., R. 24 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 36.27; Apr. 15, 36.34; July 19, 35.48; Oct. 19, 35.05.
41. J. J. Burghardt. NW^SWi sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 44.82.
KANSAS, FRANKLIN COUNTY 61
57. Andrew Bogner. NW£SE| sec. 22, T. 26 S., R. 26 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 7.75; Feb. 18, 7.90.
59. Ward Byers. 1938-48.
i sec. 21, T. 25 S., R. 26 W. Records available:
Date
Mar. Apr.May
17 12 20
Water level15.33 15.53 21.11
Date
JuneJuly AUR.
21 19 23
Water level16.00 15.38 15.65
Date
Sept Oct.
.22 19
Water level16.90 15.88
Date
Nov. Dec.
24 18
Water level15.68 15.53
65. John N. Clark. SWjSUfi sec. 33, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 15.62; Feb. 18, 15.59.
790. 0. N. Nevins. SW^SWi ae c. 23, T. 26 S., R. 24 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
17181-7
19.2218.4119.16
Apr.MayJune
122021
19.0219.1819.28
JulyAug.Sept
1923.22
19.1818.9819.16
Oct.Nov.Dec.
192418
19.1019.0819.49
96. Henry Hattrup. SE^UEj sec. 23, T. 26 S., R. 21 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 17, 8.60; Apr. 15, 7.23; July 19, 7.93> Oct. 19, 8.02.
237. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. NW^NW^ ae c. 28, T. 25 S., R. 22 W. Records available: 1939-48. Jan. 17, 85.64; Apr. 15, 85.35; July 19, 85.49; Oct. 19, 85.67.
343. B. A. Schuette. NE^NEi sec. 1, T. 26 S., R. 26 W. Records available: 1939-47. Measurements discontinued after July 17, 19*7.
1002. United States Army, available: 1942-48.
sec. 12, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records
Feb. 18 Mar. 17
103.72104.58
Apr. 15 May 20
107.15107.51
July 19 Oct. 19
108.14105.76
Dec. 18 105.16
1003. United States Army. ords available: 1942-48.
sec. 13, T. 26 S., R. 26 W. Rec
Feb. 18 Mar. 17
100.96101.65
Apr. 15 May 20
101.98102.51
July 19 Oct.. 19
102.73104.07
Nov. 24 Dec. 18
104.08104.15
1004. United States Army. Center of NEj sec. 15, T. 26 S., R. 26 E. Correction; Depth to water level on Dec. 10, 1947, was 98.59 feet instead of 198.59 feet as indicated in Water-Supply Paper 1098. Tables giving highest water level and difference in water levels have been corrected in this report. Records available: 1942-48.
Feb. 18 Mar. 17
98.4298.60
Apr. May
1520
98.5496.68
July 19 Oct. 19
98.4598.55
Nov. 24 Dec. 18
98.4298.55
Franklin Count?
17-19-llda. L. W. Serlght. NE^SE^- sec. 11, T. 17 S., R. 19 E. Un used drilled .domestic well, diameter 6 Inches, depth 16.7 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, north side, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 7 July 6
Water level8,03 7.99
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level7.44 8.49
Date
Nov. 26
Water level8.72
62 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRFSSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
» Grant CountT
By Janet S. Olaon
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of in 9 wells in Grant County
record
Well
14578
111314
400
Length of record (years)
888888884
Highest level
318464815745
10412852
.96
.86
.77
.04
.35
.99
.64
.36
.78
Date
JuneMar.Feb.Aug.Nov.MayNov.Aug.Feb.
18,84,15,13,21,10,21,18,28,
194719451946194719461945194619481945
Lowest level
458768885948
10613056
.06
.52
.48
.76
.56
.48
.58
.47
.54
SeptMayNov.MayApr.Dec.JulyMaySept
Date
.16,14,16,14,21,17,14,30,.81,
194119411948194119441948194119411948
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 9 wells in Grant County
Well
14578111314
400
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
13.103.263.711.722.212.491.942.113.76
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-0.15-.20
-2.00-.24-.13
-1.27+ .21-.72-.89
Net rise (+ net decline for period
record+ 2.14+ 2.11-1.43+ .71+ .83-1.25+ 1.71+ .03-2.60
) or (-)of
1. F. C. Williams. SE^SE^ sec. 30, T. 27 S., B. 37 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 13, 42.62; Feb. 20, 42.39.
4. F. J. Andes. SE^SE^ sec. 9, T. 27 S., R. 38 W. Records avail able: 1941-43.
Date
Jan. Feb.
13 20
Water level84.35 85.29
Date
May June
2516
Water level85.44 85.49
Date
Aug. Oct.
18 18
Water level87.41 84.85
Date
Nov. Dec.
1617
Witer level85.58 85.41
5. C. L. Jury. NE^-SE^ sec. 4. T. 27 S., R. 37 W. Records avail able: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 65.92; May 24, 66.22; Aug. 18, 68.33; Nov. 16, 68.48.
7. Ethel W. Hoffman. SE^SWj sec. 36, T. 28 S., R. 36 W. "Records available: 1941-48. May 24, 81.20; Aug. 18, 81.14; Nov. 16, 81.42.
8. E. 0 Stuart. NW^NW^ sec. 33, T. 29 S., R. 35 W. Records avail able: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 58.20.
11. J. A. Hoffman. SE^SV^ se c. 26, T. 28 S., R. 38 W. Records available: 1941-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
138018
47.2847.2747.21
Apr.MayJune
172416
47.3247.4947.57
JulyAug.Sept
1518
.21
47.6247.9548.20
Oct.Nov.Dec.
181617
48.3748.4748.48
13. Fred Powell. NWjNEj sec. 5, T. 89 S., R. 36 VV. Records avail able: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 104.84.
KANSAS, GRAY COUNTY 63
14. Mr. Hall. NE^SIS^ sec. 31, T. 28 S., R. 26 W. Records avail able: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 130.10; May 24, 130.17; Aug. 3, 128.36: Nov. 16, 130.44.
400. Kansas State Board of Agriculture, Division of Water Resources, sec. 6, T. 28 S., R. 38 W. Records available: 1944-48.
____________________Lowest dsily water level________________________Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Fov. Dec.
1 55.04 54.98 54.91 54.82 55.40 55.50 55.29 56.06 ..... 56.49 56.37 56.092 55.05 54.98 54.90 54.83 55.41 55.49 55.28 56.07 ..... 56.50 56.37 56.083 55.05 54.98 54.89 54.83 55.44 55.46 55.28 56.09 ..... 56.51 56.37 56.084 55.05 54.98 54.39 54.85 55.44 55.45 55.27 56.11 ..... 56.51 56.35 56.075 55.04 54.98 54.88 54.86 55.45 55.45 55.28 56.13 ..... 56.49 56.35 56.076 55.05 54.97 54.88 54.86 55.47 55.44 55.27 56.16 ..... 56.46 56.33 56.067 55.04 54.97 54.87 54.88 55.49 55.41 55.27 56.17 ..... 56.46 56.31 56.068 55.04 54.99 54.87 54.89 55.51 55.41 55.32 56.17 ..... 56.46 56.30 56.069 55.04 54.98 54.86 54.90 55.53 55.40 55.39 56.17 ..... 56.42 56.28 56.06
10 55.04 54.9^ 54.86 54.90 55.56 55.39 55.44 56.19 ..... 56.39 56.27 56.0511 55.04 54.97 54.96 54.91 55.59 55.38 55.49 56.19 ..... 56.38 56.26 56.0412 55.04 54.97 54.86 54.93 55.62 55.36 55.52 56.19 ..... 56.36 56.26 56.0313 55.04 54.96 54.86 54.97 55.66 55.36 55.57 56.19 ..... 56.33 56.24 56.0314 55.03 54.96 54.34 55.00 55.63 55.35 55.63 56.20 ..... 56.32 56.23 56.0315 55.02 54.96 54.84 55.03 55.71 55.35 55.67 56,20 ..... 56.30 56.22 56.0216 55.02 L4.96 54.84 55.06 55.74 55.34 55.69 56.20 ..... 56.28 56.21 56.0217 55.02 54.96 54.84 55.10 55.76 55.36 55.71 56.20 ..... 56.28 56.19 56.0218 55.01 54.95 54.84 55.13 55,76 55.39 55.73 ..... ..... 56.28 56.17 56.0119 55.01 54.95 54.84 55.16 55.77 55.41 55.76 ..... ..... 56.30 56.16 56.0020 55.00 14.94 54.83 55.20 55.78 55.41 55.80 ..... ..... 56.32 56.16 56.0021 55.00 54.94 54.82 55.21 55.80 55.38 55.83 ..... 56.54 56.32 56.15 55.9922 54.99 54.94 54.83 55.25 55.30 55.36 55.85 ..... 56.53 56.33 56.14 55.9823 54.99 54.^-4 54.82 55.27 55.80 55.35 55.88 ..... 56.51 56.33 56.13 55.9824 54.99 54.94 54.82 55.28 55.81 55.33 55.90 ..... 56.48 56.35 56.12 55.9325 54.99 54.94 54.81 55.30 55.^8 55.32 55.92 ..... 56.47 56.35 56.12 55.9626 55.00 54.92 54.81 55.30 55.71 55.31 55.94 ..... 56.44 56.35 56.11 55.9627 55.00 54.91 54.31 55.33 55.66 55.30 55.96 ..... 56.44 56.35 56.11 55.9528 54.99 54.92 54.32 55.35 55.63 55.29 55.93 ..... 56.44 56.34 56.10 55.9529 54.98 54.92 54.81 55.36 55.59 55.29 56.00 ..... 56.47 56.34 56.10 55.9430 54.98 54.80 55.38 55.56 55.29 56.02 ..... 56.48 56.37 56.10 55.93 51 54.98______54.81______55.55______56.04 .....______56.58______55.95
Gray County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 5 wells in Gray County
Well
1 37a 11
Length of Highest record level 4 (years )
9 9 9 9 9
3162 72 + 57
.48
.30
.T2
.70
.05
Date
Jrne Dec. Sept May Dec.
13, 15,
.21, 25,I?,
1941 1947 1948 1945 1948
Lowest level
7 169 77 8
59
.56
.33
.70
.20
.74
Oct. Sent Mav Oct. Aug.
Date
8, .21, 22, 7,
18,
1940 1948 1940 1939 1945
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and n?t ch in water level, in 1943 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Gray County
Well
1 3 7 8
11
Difference between highest and lowest
levels4.08 6,53 4.88 8.90 2.69
Net rise (+) ; or net decline (-)
in 1948+ 1.85 -.49 + .65 -.29 + .40
Net rise for period of record
2.30 1.74 4.66 5.04 1.59
64 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
1. G. A. Hard. able: 1939-48.
sec. 20. T. 25 S., R. 2P W. Records avail
Date
Jan. 1 Feb. 18 Mar. 17
Water level5.78 5.31 5.49
Date
Apr. 12 May 20 June 17
Water level4.20 5.87 5.49
Date
July 19 Aug. 22 Sept. 22
Water level6.10 6.12 6.30
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 17
Water level6.38 5.85 5.04
3. N. A. Mans. NEfcS»iNWi ge c. 7, T. 28 S., R. 27 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 163.95; June 17, 166.06; Sept. 21, 169.33; Dec. 17, 163.29.
7. P. Brietenbach and others. SEiST^SEi sec. 36, T. 26 S., R. 29 W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 73.20; June 17, 73.07; Sept. 21, 72.82.
8. NWjNE^SEi gee. 11, T. 26 S., R. 28 W. Records available: 1939-48 Jan. 17, 2.99; Feb. 18, 3.16.
11. J. D. Wetmore. j- sec. 35, T. 29 S., R. £8 W. Records. . . emore. - sec. , . ., . . ecors available: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 57.82; June 17, 57.27; Spot. 21, 57.33; Dec. 17, 57.05.
20. H. E. Fischer. SE%SWiNE-£ sec. 23, T. 25 S., F. 30 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurements made in 1948.
28. '.V. H. McLaughton. SE^SE^ sec. 14, T. 27 S., F. 29 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurements made In 1948.
Greele? County
16-39-10cd. School district. SEiSWi sec. 10, T. 16 S., R. 39 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 104.6 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 5, 1947, 82.75; Sept. 6, 1947, 82.79; June 24, 1948,. 83.00; July 24, 1948, 82.83.
16-41-20ba. J. Howell. NEiNW^ sec. 20, T. 16 S., R. 41 W. Drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 153 feet below land-su-rface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. Rec ords available: 1947-48.
Date
Aug. Sept Mar.
.1'22,
1947
1948
Water level130.10 130.07 130.75
Date
May June July.
19, 1948 24 14
Water level
130.15 130.06 130.15
Date
July Sept Nov.
24. 1948 .20 12
Water level130.10 130.65 130.33
16-43-26aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 43 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 210.1 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of curbing. 0.4 foot above land-surfac.' datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 12, 1947, 205.03; Sept. 6, 1947, 204.96; June 24, 1948, 204.50; July 24, 1948, 204.90.
17_40-22ccd. Owner unknown. SW^SWi sec. 22, T. 17 S., R. 40 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 150.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0»1 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Aug.SeptMar.
7,. 622,
1947
1948
140.18138.50138.80
MayJuneJuly
19,2414
1948 141.72136.53145.40
JulySeptNov.
24,.2012
1948 138.70146.59146.78
17-41-30dd. Owner unknown. SE^SEi sec. 30, T. 17 S., R. 41 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 111.8 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 6, 1947, 89.43; Sept. 6, 1947, 89.35; June 24, 1948, 90.75; July 24, 1948, 89.72.
KANSAS, HAMILTON COUNTY 65
17-42-28bc. F. S. Luther. SWjNWi sec. 28, T. 17 S., R. 42 I/I. Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 23.7 feet below land-surface
datupi. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.3 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 6, 1947, 16.04; June 24, 1948, 16.55; July 24, 1948, 16.49.
18-39-10ad. Owner unknown. SE^NS^ see. 10, T. 18 S., R. 39 W.Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 133.1 feet below land-surface
datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. lecords available: 1947-48.
")ate
*ug. Mar. May
M tOto to en 1947
1943
Water level
109.50 109.62 109.58
Date
June July
24, 1948 14 24
Water level
109.53 109.45 109.45
Date
Sept Nov.
.20, 1948 10
Water level
109.34 109.71
18-40-34aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 34, T. 18 S., R. 40 W. 'drilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 111.6 feet below land- 3urface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.2 foot above lanr3.- surf ace datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 21, 1947, 86.1'0; Sept. 5, 1947, 36.00; June 24, 1948, 86.09; July 24, 1948, 86.04.
18-41-26aa. Aaron Sell. NE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 18 S., R. 41 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, 113.6 feet below land-surface dr bum. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Aug,!?eotj£j.r «
6, 1947. 522Jl_1948
101101101
.66
.65
.67
MayJuneJulv
19,2414
1948 101.00102.90101.61
JulySeptNov.
24,.2012
1948 101.65100.21101.78
19-4L-36be. Owner unknown. SW^NVifi 3ec> 35, ,T. 19 S., R. 42 W. "trilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 99.3 feet belo?' land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.1 foot above lard-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 7, 1947, 85.96; Sept. 5, 1947, 85.95; June 24, 1948, 86.06; July 24, 1948, 85.92.
19_43_25aa. Owns* unknown. SE^NEi sec. 25, T. 19 S., R. 43-W. Drilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 101.3 feet belcw land- ourface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete curbing, 1.1 feet above ".and-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
'ug. 7,. 9pt. 5"ay 19.
1947
1948
90.7091.5793.40
JuneJuly
24,1424
1948 919491
.64
.33
.64
SeptNov.
.20,12
1948 100.6693.05
20-39-33aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 33, T. 20 S., R. 39 W. "irilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 205.6 feet belcw land- -urface datum. Measuring coint, top of casing, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Aug.6
1947 192.15 191.89
Mar. June
22, 24
1948 192.13 191.88
July 24, 1948 192.03
Hamilton County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 5 wells in Hamilton County
"'311
2 36 7 ".6
Length of record (years)
9 9 9 9 9
Highest level
12 11 47 42 84
.84
.57
.95 .25'
.38
Date
Apr. July Jan. Dec. Dec.
11, 7,
22,2, 2,
1947 1942 1948 1944 1944
Lowest level
27 14 53 4687
.94
.67
.74
.00
.99
Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. June
Date
22, 16, 16, 27, 24,
1940 1939 1939 1940 1944
66 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Hamilton County
Well
23 67
16
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
15.10 3.10 5.79 3.75 3.61
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.06 -.33 -.62 + .19 -.22
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+13.23 + 1.23 + 1.04 + 2.35 -1.47
2. R. Holdren. NWjNW^ sec. 22, T. 23 S., R. 43 W. Records available: 1939-42, 1945-48. Feb. 25, 13.85; May 27, 14.40; Aug. 19, 15.95; Nov. 11, 13.78.
3. B. Rees. 1939-48.
sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 40 W. Records available:
Date
Jan. 22 Feb. 25 Mar. 21
Water level12.84 11.60 12.86
Date
Apr. 25 May 27 June 16
Water level13.06 12.54 12.18
Date .
July 14 Aug. 19 Sept. 27
Water level12.13 12.23 12.72
Date
Oct. 11 Nov. 11 Dec. 27
Water level12.64 12^72 12.94
6. Belle Heinlein. SW^SEj sec. 24, T. 24 S., R. available: 1939-48.
W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
222521
47.9549.5650.02
Apr.MayJune
252716
51.1348.3851.81
JulyAug.Sept
1419
.27
52.1051.9952.39
Oct.Nov.Dec.
111127
52.3352.2452.20
7. I.E. Martin. NWiSWi sec. 16, T. 23 S., R. 40 W. Records avail- able: 1939-48. Feb. 25, 42.81; Aug. 19, 43.21; Nov. 12, 43.42.
16. Charles H. Miller. SE^SWi sec. 22, T. 25 S., R. 39 W. Records available: 1939-48. Aug. 19, 86.61; Nov. 11, 87.19.
Harvey County
in
Well
72294
325701817824831832833852853854875876877880881888889890
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 25 wells in Harvey County that are not affected by pumpingLength of record ( years)
1111
111110101010101010101010101010101010
Highest level
1317
53065
11125965
.73
.15
.16
.71
.13
.77
.53
.41
.11
.27
.03
.24+ .98
21923
.79
.95
.56
.23+.43.89.10
MayMay
MayMayApr.MayMayMayOct.MaySoptApr.Mar.Dec.MaySeptSeptJulyMayMay
Date
31,31,
1,27,20,4>4,4,2,6,
.30,27,2,
22,6,
.30,
.30,27,6,2,
19461946
194519471945194519451945194519441945194519451944194519451945194519441945
Lowest level
2540
134417182020151611146
271488887
.35
.92
.01
.23
.12
.16
.54
.35
.79
.66
.93
.87
.04
.83
.95
.38
.44
.95
.95
.07
Date
Oct.Apr.
JuneNov.Oct.Nov.Nov.Nov.MayNov.Feb.Nov.Oct.Nov.Jan.Mar.Nov.Oct.Oct.Nov.
v,3,4,! *f2,
25,5,5,5,
2 5'& >9,1,
25,8,
27,10,24,27,v,5,
1937193819381938193919331940194019401940194719401948194019401940194119471947193919461940
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 67
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 25 wells in Harvey Count? that are not affected by pumpine Continued
Well
891892893
11741187
Length of TT. -u«._o. record Highest(years) level
10 +0.4610 +1.1510 +.878 2.288 3.68
Difference between highest and
Date
May 11, 1942May 12, 1944May 4, 1942May 1, 1945May 4, 1945
Lowest level
4.683.923.7711.1110.44
Date
Sept. 26, 1946Oct. 3, 1940Jan. 27, 1941Jan. 29, 1948Dec. 5, 1947
lowest recorded water levels and net changein water level, in 1948 and for period of recordCounty
Well
7229432570181782483183283385285385487587687788088188888989089189289311741187
that are not affected
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
11.6223.777.85
13.5210,9912.399.017.9410.887.395.909.637.026.045.005.825.219.388.066.975.145.074.648.836.76
Highest and lowest water levels
Well
566d868787a
506507821839872873874878879
883
834885
Harvey County that are
ISSSiof =£: *(years) level
10 7.0910 39.318 10.698 8.868 9.6210 3.6110 3.2310 12.0310 9.6210 17.6510 17.6110 20.0410 16.2510 17.52
10 13.35
10 13.3410 13.22
by DumninH
Net rise (+) net decline (
in 1948
-0.39+ 1.66+ .07+ .94
+ 2.00-2.34+ .53+ .50+ .42
+2.77+ 1.72+ 1.34+ .55
+2.33+ 3.02+ 1.26+ 1.30+ 2.21+ 1.46+ 2.32+ .52+ .56+ .59+2.10+ 1.87
in 25
or
for the period of record,pumped or are affected by
Date
June 12, 1940Jan. 7, 1946Apr. 28, 1944Anr. 28, 1944Apr. 28, 1944Apr. 28, 1944May 6, 1944Aug. 21, 1939Apr. 21, 1939Mar. 11, 1939Mar. 11, 1939May 27, 1940June 3, 1940May 27, 1940June 3, 1940Aug. 21, 1939
Aug. 21, 1939Aug. 21, 1939
Lowest level
27.7161.1420.6632.7932.9916.6715.7322.6618.7934.1535.4646.3031.0530.64
24.13
24.3924.92
wells in Harvey
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+4.49+ 6.10+ 2.58+ 8,19+ 1.24+2.68+2.09+ 1.61-3.11+ 1.94-.83
+2.24+ .88+ .82
+3.59-.78-1.18-.49-2.29+ 2.78+ .76
+ 1.41+ 1.48-.16
+ 2.04
in 100 wells innumpin^
Date
Jan. 29, 1948Sept. 3, 1947Nov. 7, 1947Sept. 8, 1945May 3, 1946Oct, 4, 1946Sept. 15, 1947Jan. 26, 1948May 26, 1948Mar. 5, 1948May 1, 1948May 1, 1948Oct. 13, 1947Sept. 1, 1947
Apr. 1, 1947May 7, 1947Jan. 29, 1948Nov. 8, 1947
68 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORT.'l-CENTRAL STATES
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of Harvey County that are pumped or are affected
rec->rd, in 100 wells In by pumping continued
Well
886887894895
118611922072
M-lM-laM-lbM-2
M-2aM-2bM-2cM-3M-3aM-3bM-4M-4aM-4bM-5M-5aM-5bM-6M-6aM-6bM-7M-7aM-7bM-8M-8aM-8bM-9M-9aM-9bM-10
M-lOb
M-llM-llaM-llbM-12M-12aM-12b
M-13M-13aM-13bM-14M-14aM-14b
M-15M-15aM-l5bM-16M-16aM-16bM-17M-l7aM-17b
Length of record (years)10101010
887
10101010
TO10
3101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010
101010101010
101010101010
10;o10101010101010
Highest level
2.342.729.56
10.047.23
14.2727.0918.5617.4715.9418.33
17.8420.2531.5823.2019.9323.1323.1222.8723.9120.3317.7917.8219.0518.6318.4611.0311.2011.2415.9314.7213.3010.8210.409.12
12.0511.2410.44
7.116.38'7.67
11.4110.7311.70
8.277.897.639.076.318.16
13.9212.4913.451C. 7110.9311.026.585.664.01
Date
Aug. 21, 1939May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940Sept .30, 1945May 3, 1945May 5, 1947Apr. 13, 1939June 3, 1940June 3, 1940May 4, 1939
June 3, 1940May 27, 1940Feb. 6, 1946May 8, 1939May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, : HPMay 27, 1940May 16, 1939June 3, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940June 3, 1940June 3, 1940June 13, 1939Aug. 21, 1939Aug. 21, 1939May 27, 1940June 3, 1940June 3, 1940May 27 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940
May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940Aug. 21, 1939May 27, 1940Aug. 21, 1939Nov. 27, 1940Aug. 21, 1939May 27, 1940May 27, 1940May 27, 1940Apr. 4, 1939May 13, 1940May 27, 1940June 3, 1940AT-P. 17, 1939May 27, 1940May 27, 1940Aug. 21, 1939Aug. 21, 1939May 27, 1940Aug. 21, 1939Aug. 21, 1939Aug. 21, 1939
Lowest level
18.4120.7424.1626.3213.8817.2637.1174.8238.7036.4445.00
40.9040.9639.7677.0943.9947.8894.6351.9347.8896.5235.9143.0096.0939.4336.8833.8025.9125.3287.7637.8632.0157.9629.9629.0972.8135.9131.00
65.7926.3826.2465.8335.0934.69
49.8727.3626.8558.2136.0232.21
80.8234.8633.3559.3830.7624.0949.8323.1116.06
Etete
May 30, 194May 26, 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 194Dec. 15, 194Dec. 3, 194May 19, 194Sept. 25, 194Sept. 25, 194Sept. 25, 194Oct. 5, 194Mar. 8, 194Sept. 9, 194Mar. 8, 194Aug. 1, 194Jan. 7, 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 194July 10, 194Oct. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Aug. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Feb. 27, 194Dec. 4, 194Dec. 3, 194O ct. 3, 194May 7, 194May 7, 194Dec. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Jan. 29, 194Oct. 3, 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194May 4, 194Dec. 3, 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 194Aug. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Jan. 29, 194Sept. 2, 194Oct. 3, 194
Feb. 5, 194Oct. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194Oct. 3, 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 1°'
Jan. 7, 19'Dec. 3 194May 4, 194Oct. 3, 1°'Dec. 3, 19'May 4, 194May 4, 1° 'Jan. 29, IP:Jan. 29, 19 <-.
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of Harvey County that are pumped or are affected
record, in 100 wells in by pumping Continued
Length of u^v,=«4- T^-^*Well
M-18M-18aM-18bM-19M-19aM-19bM-20M-20aM-20bM-21M-21aM-21bM-22M-22aM-22bM-23M-23aM-23bM-24M-24aM-24bM-25M-25aM-25b
Differencein water
record ^c^*>»» p^g -~,, 00 v, ^ (years) level level
10 10.00 Aug. 21, 193910 9.62 Aug. 21, 193910 9.38 Aug. 21, 193910 10.82 Aug. 21, 193810 13.11 Aug. 21, 193910 11.47 Aug. 21, 193910 9.74 May 27, 194010 9.28 May 27, 194010 8.49 May 27, 194010 8.32 Aug. 21, 193910 8.50 Aug. 21, 193910 8.08 Aug. 21, 193910 9.20 Aug. 21, 193910 8.49 Aug. 21, 193910 9.28 Aug. 21, 193910 7.85 Aug. 21, 193910 8.27 Aug. 21, 193910 7.50 Aug. 21, 193910 8.71 Aug. 21, 193910 8.88 Aug. 21, 193910 11.17 Aug. 28, 193910 5.54 Aug. 21, 193910 5.31 Aug. 21, 193910 6.89 Aug. 21, 1939
between highest and lowest recorded waterlevel, in 1948 and for period of record in
50.09 Dec. 3, 194730.60 Ma-r 4, 194826.14 Pel . 27, 194739.12 Aug. 6, 194726.96 Dec. 3, 194722.86 Sept. 2, 194764.83 Jan. 29, 194829.96 Ma-r 4, 194830.86 May 4, 194833.73 Aug. 6, 194731.89 Dec. 4, 194622.04 Nov. 8, 194744.96 Sept. 2, 194725.08 Mav 4, 194822.01 Oct. 3, 194848.98 Sept. 25, 194620.46 July 7, 194820.29 July 7, 194848.96 Dec. 3, 194721.43 Jar. 29, 194825.73 Jar. 29, 194845.86 May 4, 194814.91 Dec. 30, 194714.97 Dec. 3, 1947
levels and net change100 walls in Harvey
County that are pumped or affected by Dumping
Well
366d868787a
506507821839872873874878879883884885886887894895
118611922072M-lM-laM-lbM-2M-2aM-2bM-2cM-3
Difference between Net rise (+) or Net rise (+) or highest and lowest net decline (-) net decline (-)
levels In 1948 f°r Period of
20.62 +0.6121.93 +5.429.97 +2.38
23.93 +1.8323.37 +1.8913.06 +1.0212.50 +.1710.63 +1.209.17 +2.28
16.50 -.2717.85 +.29
' 26.26 -3.4614.80 +1.2913.12 +1.0710.67 +1.8911.05 +2.6011.70 +2.3316.07 -.7218.02 -.4714.60 +.0716.28 -.696.65 -.052.99 +1.70
10.02 -.0856.26 +1.7621.23 -1.8920.50 -.8126.67 (a)23.06 -2.8820.71 -1.268.18 -.43
53.89 +.87
record-17.45
-.53+ .66+ .59+ .96-.18
-6.33-9.16-3.83
-15.98-17.05-23.05-11.97-8.29-6.75-6.55-7.30
-14.24-14.88
-12.11-15.12
+ 1.04+ .98
-3.25-50.82-17.10-18.06
(a)-20.73-17.46-6.94
-52.38
70 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record*In 100 wells in Harvey County that are pumped or affected by pumping; Contlrued
Well
M-3aM-3bM-4M-4aM-4bM-5M-5aM-5bM-6M-6aM-6bM-7M-7aM-7bM-8M-8aM-8bM-9M-9aM-9bM-10M-lOaM-lObM-llM-llaM-llbM-12M-12aM-12bM-13M-13aM-13bM-14M-14aM-14bM-15M-15aM-15bM-16M-16aM-16bM-17M-17aM-17bM-18M-18aM-18bM-19M-19aM-19bM-20M-20aM-20bM-21M-21aK-21bM-22M-22aM-22bM-23M-23aM-23b
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
24.0624.7571.5129.0623.9776.1918.1225.1877.0420.8018.4222.7714.7114.0871.8323.1418.7147.1419.5619.9760.7624.6720.5658.6820.0018.5754.4224. ?622.9941.6019.4719.2249.1427.7124.0566.9022.3719.9048.6719.8313.0743.2517.4512.0540.0920.9816.7628.3013.8511.3955.0920.6e22.3725.4123. 3013.9635. C10.5912.^341.1312.1912.79
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-4.49-4.71
-36.19-5.32-3.94
(b)-.74
-1.93+ .86
+ 2.31-2.24+ 1.36+ 1.33+ 1.07
-57.98-3.82-1.80+ 1.34-1.10-1.08-1.40-.54-.42
-6.25-3.P.7-3.00+3.73-.06
-3.55-19.22-2.79-2.0C-2.00+ 1.25-1.22+ 3.25+ 1.13-9.69-3.61-.0?-.10
-19.44+ 3.81+ 1.32
+ .54-R.52-3.73+ 2.95+ 4.68+ 1.52+ 4.24-.57
+ 1.02+ 2.50+ 4.71+ 2.05
-21.54-4.12-1.89+ 3.32-1.51-2.8?
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-23.63-20.88-59.18-27.75-22.86
(b)-17.55-16.49-69.57-17.58-17.73-19.02-11.79-11.90-69.64-17.99-18.20-44.68-18.98-19.35-57.99-20.40-19.85-33.02-19.30-17.82-48.56-22.66-21.74-31.80-18.42-18.05-49.53-25.68-24.03-60.84-20.08-17.80-47.83-IB. 47-12.04-39.58-9.51-8.63
-38.50-18.62-12.47-23.60-6.49-6.15
-48.63-18.05-17.59-20.16-12.61-9.20
-29.16-12.41-9.89
-33.0?-8.24-8.35
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 71
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and ret change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 100 wells in Harvey
Well
M-24 M-24a M-24b M-25 M-25a M-25b
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
40.25 12.55 14.56 40.32 9.60 8.08
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+8.85 +3.74 + 4.53 + 4.85 + 1.74 + 2.53
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-28.85 -6.62 -1.64
-32..? 5 -3.37 -3.60
No wetted-tace measurements made in 1948. b No wetted-tape measurement made end of 1948.
Pumpage from city of Wichita wells M-l to M-25, in millions of gallons, in 1948, end since beginning of pumping on Sept. 1, 194C
Well
M-lM-2M-3M-4M-5M-6M-7M-8M-9M-10M-llM-12M-13M-14M-15M-16M-17M-18M-19M-20V-2IM-22M-23M-24K-25
Pumpage 1948
224.0223.961.6
137.1407.1301.6376.3272.6396.9314.5336.3280.0340.5379.0383.2286.4361.3358.3385.0185.8416.5162.8270.8306.4299.1
Total 1940-48
2,312.81,062.91,654.21,445.22,072.52,062.02,495.22,183.72,321.62,087.32,201.41,981.72,159.92,507.52,264.32,033.32,366.82,486.01 ,319.01,685.42,727.41,109.82,136.92,133.92,060.5
72. Anna Hertzler. SE^NE^SE^ sec. 16, T. 22 S., R. 1 W. Fecords available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 21.68; Apr. 6, 21.24; July 9, 20.71; Oct. 2, 20.86.
294. Owner of well, J. B. Schmidt; lessee, Hollow Oil Co. sec. 17, T. 22 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 34.01; Apr. 6, 33.59; July 9, 32.86; Oct. 2, 32.54.
325. A. L. Gouldner. SW. corner SEi sec. 19, T. 23 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48.
Date
Jan.
Feb.
328 26
Water level10.32 10.41 10.26
Date
Mar. May
291
26
Water level9.63 9.76 9.86
Date
June Aug. Sept
29 12
. 1
Water level9.53 9.66 9.82
Date
Sept Nov. Dec.
.24 31
Water level10.08 10.21 10.19
72 WATKR LEVFLS AND ARTKSIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
701. Dr. V. E. Cheskey. NE. corner NWj see. 5, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Date
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
Water level32.83 32.17 32.12
Date
May 5 26
June 30
Water level32.15 32.34 32.06
Date
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
Water level32.33 32.39 31.41
Date
Nov. Dec.
3 3
Water level31.78 31.80
817. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 1 T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5121926
29
2428
15.9115.9715.9615.9715.9516.0415.7915.2515.32
Mar.
Apr.May
June
JU!Y
1529
53
251
2229
6
15.1613.5513.7713.8013.8313.6013.6111.4613.43
July
Aug.
Sept
131927101630
. 71322
13.4013.0612.7312.8813.0813.2113.5013.4613.66
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
1529
62027
13.5813.7613.8213.8613.8813.9013.9613.9814.00
824. City of Wichita. available: 1938-48.
SE. corner sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 1 W.
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
9.26 8.54
11.82
May 5 26
June 30
12.12 12.69 11.52
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
11.16 12.66 11.19
Nov. Dec.
33
11.48 11.51
831. City of Wichita. available: 1939-48.
NE. corner sec. 19, T. 24 S., R. 1 \1.
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
17.39 16.62 16.74
May 5 26
June 30
17.16 17.64 16.62
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
16.06 17.39 16.14
Nov. Dec.
33
16.72 16.76
832. City of Wichita. available: 1939-48.
NE. corner sec. 19, T. 24 R. 1 W.
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
17.76 16.99 17.09
May 5 26
June 30
17.47 17.98 16.90
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
16.41 17.56 16.52
Nov. Dec.
3 3
17.09 17.07
833. City of Wichita. available: 1939-48.
STB. corner sec. 19, T. 24 S., R. 1 W.
Jan.Mar.
303
30
11.8310.7612.35
May
Juna
52630
12.8613.4310.67
Aug.
Sept
831
.23
10.1212.3910.59
Nov.Dec.
33
11.3511.37
852. City of Wichita. ords available : 1939-48.
NE. corner sec. 29, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Rec-
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
16.06 15.01 14.21
May 5 26
June 30
14.77 15.60 14.08
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
13.76 14.89 13.04
Nov. Dec.
3 3
13.17 13.21
853. City of Wichita. ords available: 1938-48.
NW. corner sec. 13, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Rec-
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5121926
29
2428
15
11.6211.5811.5011.5211.5311.9311.3810.8810.8910.56
Mar.
Apr.May
June
July
2329
53
251
2229
6
9.769.869.949.989.969.979.989.919.92
July
Aug.
Sept
131927101630
. 71322
9.939.769.699.739.719.709.699.649.60
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
1529
62027
9.579.719.809.889.919.969.049.969.97
KANSAS, HARVFY COUNTY 73
854. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 23, available: 1938-48.
T. 23 S., R. 2 Rec-
Hate
."an .
." eb .
]'*r.
5192629
2428
15
Water level11.8811.9611.9911.9812.1311.8611.2611.2910.93
Date
Mar.Apr.May
June
July
2953
251
22296
13
Water level10.3410.4010.4510.5210.4810.5010.4610.4510.46
Date
July
Aug.
Sept
1927101630
. 7132227
Water level10.2410.2110.2810.] 810.2310.0810.0610.0410.00
Date
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
438
15296
2027
Water level10.1610.2110.2610.2810.3310.3410.3710.40
875. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, A. P. Havely. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-4P.
an.
neb.
''^r.
512192629182428
15
4.394.484.534.564.534.534.214.443.462.832.36
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
23295
12193
102518
22
1.521.511.952.102.382.123.152.342.424.242.46
JuneJuly
Aug.
Sept
296
1319272
101630
. 713
2.362.312.182.061.991.482.192.222.282.712.68
Sept
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
.222743815296
2027
3.013.223.283.513.633.693.763.693.723.74
876. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, A. P. Havely. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 VJ. Records available: 1939-4F.
"an . 5121926
:ieb. 291824
'ir. 28
15
26.5126.6926.8526.8826.8926.6826.6526.6726.5026.5326.06
Mar. 2329
Apr. 51219
May 31025
June 18
22
25.1924.9424.9024.9625.0224.9425.0225.0725.0925.5223.11
June 29July 6
131927
Aug. 2101630
Sept. 713
25.0124.9724.8124.7824.5823.1024.7224.6924.6824.6]24.49
Sept
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
.2227438
15296
2027
24.1623.7923.9024.0324.0924.1124.1324.1124.1324.13
877. corner sec
er of well, city of Wichita; owner of propertY, A. R. . 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 VJ. Records available: 1939-4F.
Lowest dally water level"Jay Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
1 14.16 14.46 14.31 13.71 ..... 14.93 13.30 12.34 12.40 12.67 ..... 13.032 14.17 14.47 14.20 13.72 ..... ..... 13.27 12.33 12.40 12.68 ..... 13.013 14.22 14.47 14.20 13.72 13.74 ..... 13.24 12.32 12.40 12.69 12.87 13.014 14.23 14.47 14.19 13.70 ..... ..... 13.2f) 12.32 12.41 12.69 12.86 12.995 14.24 14.48 14.16 13.68 ..... ..... 13.18 ..... 12.42 12.65 12.89 13.016 14.25 14.48 14.09 13.68 ..... ..... 13.17 ..... 12.42 12.65 12.93 13.027 14.24 14.49 14.04 13.70 ..... ..... 13.16 ..... 12.45 12.69 12.93 13.048 14.25 14.50 14.04 13.74 ..... 13.97 13.14 ..... 12.45 12.70 12.93 13.049 14.27 14.52 14.02 13.73 ..... 13.98 13.13 ..... 12.45 12.71 12.94 13.08
\0 14.27 14.52 14.02 13.70 14.77 13.99 13.05 12.33 12.46 12.72 12.94 13.08M 14.26 14.53 14.02 13.67 14.78 14.00 13.01 12.33 12.46 12.73 12.95 13.02\2 14.26 14.54 14.02 13.72 14.78 14.01 12.99 12.30 12.46 ..... 12.98 13.02\3 14.28 14.52 14.01 13.74 14.73 14.02 12.97 12.31 12.50 ..... 12.98 13.03",4 14.28 14.57 13.96 13.73 14.77 14.01 12.97 12.30 12.51 ..... 12.98 .....",5 14.27 14.57 13.89 13.72 14.78 13.97 12.82 12.31 12.51 ..... 12.98 .....".6 14.28 14.56 13.91 13.73 14.79 ..... 12.81 12.32 12.51 ..... 12.98 .....".7 14.28 14.52 13.91 13.72 14.81 ..... 12.7? 12.31 12.51 ..... 12.98 .....'\8 14.29 14.49 13.87 13.71 ..... ..... 12.63 12.31 12.52 ..... 12.93 .....'"3 14.37 14.55 13.80 13.72 ..... ..... 12.54 12.31 12.52 ..... 12.93 .....
74 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
877 Continued.
Lowest dally water leve1Day Jan.20 14.3621 14.3622 14.4123 14.4224 14.4325 14.4526 14.4527 14.4728 14.4729 14.4330 14.4431 14.46
Feb.14.5514.5514.5414.5214.5514.5514.5314.3214.3814.38
Mar.13.8013.7513.7513.7413.7413.7213.7113.7413.7413.6613.6513.68
Apr.13.7513.7513.7413.7113.7213.7113.7413.77...............
May June..... ...... . ...... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13
« «
. ..75.77.76.73.61.55.41.40.36
July12.4812.4412.4012.4012.3912.3512.3312.3112.3412.3512.3512.35
AUK.12.3012.3112.3212.33..............................12.3812.39
Sept.12.5212.5312.5412.5512.5612.6112.6412.6412.6412.6212.62
, Oct. Nov...... 12..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13..... 13
.98
.02
.02
.01
.01
.01
.01
.01
.01
.03
.03
Dec.13.0213.0813.0913.0913.1013.1413.1413.1111.0911.1711.1711.17
880. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, Peter Miller SE. corner sec. 11, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 51226
Feb. 224
Mar. 81529
Apr. 5
Water level8.118.098.128.107.967.667.417.367.41
Date
May 325
June 12229
July 61319
Water level7.495.537.517.567.427.357.315.19
Date
July 27Aug. 10
1630
Sept. 7132227
Water level7.267.327.297.337.317.287.086.53
Date
Oct. 4Nov. 3
81529
Dec. 62027
Water level6.586.616.696.736.796.776.816.83
881. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, Peter Miller. SE. corner sec. 11, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-''
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
512262
248
15295
8.328.288.308.328.087.737.597.537.59
May
June
July
3251
22296
1319
7.587.617.587.617.567.517.475.33
JulyAug.
Sept
27101630
. 7132227
7.307.417.417.467.397.387.236.68
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
438
15296
2027
6.746.776.836.866.986.956.997.00
NW. corner. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, C. K. Bills, er sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
512262
2428
1529
7.757.717.747.767.466.167.085.215.10
Apr.May
June
July
53
251
22296
1319
2.502.863.082.912.992.712.662.502.36
JulyAug.
Sept
27101630
. 7132227
2.262.462.782.953.193.163.835.06
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
438
152962027
5.305.365.405.465.495.475.505.52
889. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, C. K. Bills. NW. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5122622428
1529
8.198.238.278.298.087.717.596.366.33
Apr.May
June
July
53
251
22296
1319
5.875.935.995.945.965.835.785.695.40
JulyAug.
Sept
27101630
. 7132227
5.215.485.575.535.565.495.966.03
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
438
15296
2027
6.486.536.596.636.716.666.696.69
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 75
890. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, J. p. Gorgenson. NE. corner SE^SE^ sec. 21, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records avail able: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 3 9
28Feb. 26
Water level4.47 4.47 4.56 3.99
Date
Mar. 29 May 1
26
Water level2.09 3.39 3.42
Date
June 29 Aug. 12 Sept. 1
Water level2.23 2.59 2.81
Date
Sept. 24 Nov. 3 Dec. 1
Water level2.44 2.79 2.59
891. Owner of well, city of Wichlta; owner of property, Arthur McMurray. SE. corner sec. 31, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.Mar.
30330
3.012.332.05
May
June
52630
2.823.381.91
Aug.
Sept
831.23
1.423.262.67
Nov.Dec.
33
2.402.44
892.M cMurray. 1939-48.
Owner of well, city of Wichlta; owner of property, Arthur SE. corner sec. 31, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available:
Jan.Mar.
303
30
2.292.421.18
May
June
52630
1.962.641.08
Aug.
Sept
831.23
0.582.382.08
Nov.Dec.
33
1.611.66
893.McMurray. 1939-48.
Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Arthur SE. corner sec. 31, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available:
Jan.Mar.
303
30
2.111.26.78
May
June
52630
1.712.47.70
Aug.
Sept
831.23
0.292.191.89
Nov.Dec.
33
1.361.42
1174. City of Wichlta. ST». corner sec. 32, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Rec ords available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
295
Water level11.11 10.37
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Wat e r level7.51 6.33
Date
July Oct.
7 3
Water level3.36 8.94
1187. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 29, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Rec ords available: 1943-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
30 3
30
Water level10.21 9.11 7.71
Date
May
June
5 26 30
Water level8,88 i> 6E 7.88
Date
Aug.
Sept
8 31 .23
Water level7.52 9.51 7.54
Date
Nov. Dec.
3 3
Water level8.20 8.26
Wells pumped or affected by pumping
2. Langwalter Estate. MWiSW^N'.Vi sec. 23, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1942-46. Measurements discontinued after Nov. 25, 1946.
3. Mrs. Emma Linn Webster. SE^SE^SWj sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1943-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Mar. 5
Water level27.71 27.66
Date
May July
47
Water level27.48 26.26
Date
Sept. 24
Water level26.81
947837 O 51-
76 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTF'VL STATES
66d. City of Newton. available: 1943-48.
sec. 32, T. 23 S., R. 1 W. Records
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
3 3 4
Water level47.59 47.63 46.70
Date
Apr.May
5 6
28
Water level48.78 50.36 50.16
Date
July
Sept
3 31
. 1
Water level49.24 49.63 51.62
Date
Oct. Nov.
2 4
30
Water level47.50 47.71 47.08
86. City of Halstead. available: 1943-48.
sec. 35, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
334
19.3819.4218.96
Apr.May
56
28
19.1318.8918.98
July
Sept
331
. 1
18.5614.4417.88
Oct.Nov.
24
30
18.0118.1018.08
87. City of Halstead. N\Vj:iV^SWj sec. 35, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1943-43.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
334
19.3119.3418.91
Apr.May
56
28
19.1630.0131.36
July
Sept
331
. 1
18.5413.8817.87
Oct.Nov.
24
30
17.9417.9817.95
87a. City of Halstead. available: 1943-48.
sec. 35, T. 23 S., F. 2 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
334
19.6319.6819.36
Apr.May
56
28
19.5830.4231.63
July
Sept
331
. 1
18.7814.1818.11
Oct .Nov.
24
30
18.1818.2118.19
506. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, W. G. Backhaus, sec. 28, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Lowest dally water levelDav Jan.
1 15.772 15.813 15.874 15.885 15.896 15.907 15.858 15.78Q -i c; noi7 J.U . ( O
10 15.7711 15.7212 15.69TZ -ic ri-iJLO JLU « ' J.
14 15.7015 15.6816 15.6917 15.6918 15.7119 15.7620 15.7421 15.7422 15.7923 15.8024 15.7825 15.7926 15.7827 15.8028 15.7729 15.7330 15.7331 15.73
Feb.15.7315.73T R TSJ.O . tO
15.7315.7315.7315.7715.7815.7715.7415.8015.8015.8015.8615.8515.8415.7615.6515.6015.5815.5315.5215.5615.5915.6215.6315.4413.9613.04
Mar.12.6012.49~\ V ^\1JLCi 9 *J t
12.7612.95T* 19JLO . JL&
13.3113.3913.4713.6713.7413.7613.7613.5813.3413.2112.9812.5212.1411.7411.5811.8012.0112.1612.2812.5712.7912.8312.8512.8912.99
Apr.13.2313.3613.4613.5613.5813.6513.8013.9013.9113.8813.9714.1314.1814.1814.1814.2414.2514.2714.3614.4214.4314.4114.4114.4314.4114.4014.33...............
May..........14.16
14.7214.7614.7714.8114.8014.8814.9214.97..............................12.1912.2012.1812.2412.2812.3012.3012.30
June12.30.....
15.5515.5815.7615.7515.7715.7716.0016.00..............................12.7912.7612.7812.7812.7412.7012.6612.668.28
Julv8.007.908.118.308.388.619.99
10.3310.4010.099.789.349.77
10.0610.029.007.766.134.504.635.095.125.525.866.547.237.50...............
Aufi......10.2010.5310.6810.7510.8511.0311.2511.4411.5811.7411.7411.7111.1010.8311.0211.1311.4011.6211.8412.0212.2012.34..............................12.9313.04
Sept.13.1313.2013.2713.3513.4213.5913.6513.6313.5413.1213.0713.2813.4513.5413.6413.7313.8013.8713.9814.0014.0414.0814.1014.1014.0913.4313.5713.7413.8714.00
Oct.14.0814.0914.0914.1014.1114.1814.2114.2214.2314.2714.30. . . . .
.....
.....
.....
.....
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.....
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.....
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Nov...........14.5014.4014.4714.5214.5214.5614.5614.5614.5714.5814.5814.5914.5914.6114.6114.5914.6014.61........................................14.6914.62
Dec.14.5714.5214.5214.5214.5414.5914.6214.6014.6014.5814.4514.4614.45
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....14.5014.5814.6114.6214.6214.6914.6914.6714.6814.7614.7614.76
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 77
507. Owner of well, citv of Wichita; owner of property, W. G. i sec. 28, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Backhaus,
Date
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5121926
29
1824
28
15
Water level13.7413.4413.1813.1913.1712.9113.4412.9810.4111.7511.66
Date
Mar.
Apr.
Hay
June
2329
51219
Z1025
18
22
Water level9.02
10.4311.5812.0312.1612.7312.6013.6111.4713.8711.76
Date
JuneJuly
Aug.
Sept
296
131927
2101630
. 713
Water level7.737.887.924.116.579.71
10.739.98
11.9612.4712.28
Date
Sept
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
.22£7
438
35£9
6£0£7
Water level13.1412.7712.8313.1813.2813.3213.4613.4013.3813.46
821. City of Wichita. available: 1939-48.
NW. corner sec. 6, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan. 51226
Feb. 224
Mar. 28
1529
22.6522.6422.6621.6422.5922.3122.2322.0622.03
Apr. 5May 3
25June 1
2229
July 61319
22.0622.1122.1422.1222.1422.1222.0822.0121.97
July 27Ausr. 10
1630
Sect. 7132227
21.8321.8221.7121.6921.7621.6721.3321.19
Oct. 4Nov. 3
81529
Dec. 620 20
27
21.3321.3621.3921.4021.4321.4121.4121.42
839. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Mar.Apr.
2951
18.2117.9717.92
May
June
12629
18.2618.7916.43
Aug.Sept
12. 124
16.5616.83.15.54
Nov.Dec.
31
16.0615.82
872. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, D. C. Buller. SE. corner sec. 31, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Mar.
Apr.
5291
34.1533.3033.30
May
June
12629
33.3633.3832.76
Aug.Sept
12. 124
32.8632.9133.74
Nov.Dec.
31
33.7133.68
873. Owner 01' well, city of Wichita; owner of property, D. C. Buller. SE. corner sec. 31, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Mar. 5
874. SE. corner
Jan. 29 Mar. 5
Water level35.06 34.46
Date
Apr. 1 May 1
Owner of well, city of sec. 31, T. 23 S., R.
40.88 40.53
Apr. 1 May 1
Water- level35.28 35.46
Date
June 29 Sept. 24
Wichita; owner of property, J. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48
46.23 46.30
June 29 Sept .24
Water level34.93 34.69
C. Buller
45.31 44.23
878. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, C. Cadwell. SE. corner sec. 1, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 5 12 26
Feb. 2 24
Mar. 2
Water level29.76 29.74 29.79 29.77 29.71 29.46
Date
Mar. 8 15 29
Apr. 5 May 3
25
Water level29.48 29.31 29.28 29.32 29.36 29.40
Date
June 1 22 29
July 6 13 19
Water level29.33 29.35 29.30 29.18 29.10 29.06
Date
July 27 Aug. 10
16 30
Sept. 7 13
Water level28.89 28.96 28.91 28.86 28.82 28.76
78 WATPR LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRFSSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
878 Continued.
Date
Sept. 22 27
Oct. 4
Water level28.41 28.17 28.27
Date
Nov. 3a
15
Water level28.30 23.34 28.36
Date
Nov. 29 Dec. 6
Water- level28.39 23.40
Date
Dec. 20 27
Water level28.43 28.45
879. Owner of well, city of VHchita; owner of property, C. Cadwell. SE. corner sec. 1, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan. 5 12 26
Feb. 224
Mar. 23
1529
27.28 27.29 27.3327.3327.2626.6226.6626.4326.36
Apr. 5 May 3
25June 1
2229
July 61319
26.41 26.42 26.5226.5126.5226.48£6.3826.2626.15
July 27 Aug. 10
1630
Sept. 7132227
25.85 25.98 25.9025.9625.8726.2826.0225.82
Oct. Nov.
Dec.
4 38
15296
2027
25.91 25.94 25.9826.0126.0726.1026.1426.17
883. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Maggie Holle. NW. corner sec. N 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.Mar.Acr.
2951
24.1323.9922.18
May
June
12629
22.2122.4419.14
Aug.Sect
12. 124
19.3619.5121.92
Nov.Dec.
31
21.9921,88
884. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Maggie Holle. NW. corner sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Mar. 5
'Water level
24.39 24.20
Date
Apr.May
11
Water level
23.77 23.83
Date
June 2S Sept. 24
Water level21.99 21.71
885. Owner of well, city of "ffichita; owner of property, Maggie Holle, NW. corner sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan. Mar.
NE.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
29 5
836. corner
29 26 31
24.81 24.52
Acr.May
X
1
Owner of well, city of Wichita; NWj sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.
Water level17.11 17.16 16.42
Date
Apr. May June
31 30 29
'Vater level18.05 18.41 14.59
Date
July Aug. Sept
24.27 24.36
June 2S Sept. 24
owner of property, Records available:
31 31 .30
Water level15.71 16.78 17.56
Date
Nov. Dec.
20.44 22.36
E. H. Haibe: 1939-48.
21
30
Water level17.89 17.51 17.69
887. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, F. H. Haiber. NE. corner NW^ sec. 16, T. 24 S., R, 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
282329
17.9317.8117.00
Apr.May
11
26
17.0019.3520.74
JuneJulyAUR.
293130
15.4116.5818.32
SeptNov.Dec.
.2431
18.2418.4118.36
894. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, H. A. Lawrence. NE. corner sec. 18, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level23.41 23.30
Date
Apr.May
1 4
Water level23.61 24.16
Date
July Oct.
7 t
Water level23.31 23.31
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 79
895. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, H. A. Lawrence. NE. corner sec. 18, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level25.72 25.66
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Water level24.21 24.86
Date
July Oct.
7 3
Water level23.95 26.32
1186. City of Wichita. ords available: 1942-48.
corner sec. 13, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Rec-
Date
Jan. 5121926
Feb. 2924
Mar. 28
15
Water level13.2113.8313.2413.2613.2913.3413.0212.6312.7210.61
Date
Mar. 2329
Apr. 5May 3
25June 1
2229
July 6
Water level11.8912.2312.4812.5412.6113.0013.0112.9611.07
Date
July 131927
Aug. 101630
Sept. 71322
Water level11.0510.2210.1810.5210.7510.7911.0911.1611.83
Date
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
15296
2027
Water level11.7611.8311.9012.0212.0612.1212.1012.1212.16
1189. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Rec ords available: 1942-46. Measurements discontinued after Jan. 19, 1946.
1192. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Rec ords available: 1941-48-
Date
Jan. 29 Apr. 1
Water level17.22 15.27
DateMay '
July47
Water level16.05 15.62
Date
Oct. 3
Water level15.44
2072. Owner, Peter Hoops and others; tenant, N. T. Unruh. 5, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1943-48.
Date
Jan. 5121926
Feb. 29
24Mar. 2
8
Water level36.4036.4136.4236.4436.4636.4836.3636.3336.33
Date
Mar. 1529
Apr. 5May 3
25June 1
2229
July 6
Water level36.2936.8636.2836.2936.3336.3236.3236.2836.19
Date
July 131927
Aug. 101630
Sept. 71322
Water level36.1636.1036.0736.1136.1136.1336.1536.1536.17
Date
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
IE29e
2C27
Water level36.2036.2136.2236.2336.2636.2436.2136.2036.21
2088. City of Wichita. NW. corner NWfNWi sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1944-46. Measurements discontinued after Jan. 19, 1946.
M-l. City of Wichita. ords available: 1940-43.
corner sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Rec-
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level
a 71.52 36.03
Date
Apr. May
1 4
a a
Water level69.99 69.75
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level68.56 69.38
a Pumping.
80 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
M-la. City of Wlchita. NW. corner sec. 29, T. £3 S., R. 2 W. Rec ords available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level
a 34.86 33.51
Date
Apr. May
1 4
a a
Water level34.03 36.21
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level35.12 35.26
a Pumping.M-lb. City of Wichlta. NW. corner sec. 29, T. £.3 S., R. 2 W.
ords available: 1940-48.Rec
Jan. 29 a 31.68 Apr.Mar. 5 31.79 May
a Well M-l pumping.
M-2. City of Wichlta. 1
14
fWj-SW-j- sec.available: 1940. No measurements made
M-2a. City of Wichlta.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 38.68 Apr. Mar. 2 38.41 May
a Well M-2 pumping.
K-2U. City of Wlchita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 38.17 Apr.Mar. 5 37.93 May
a Well M-2 pumping.
M-2c. City of Wichlta.available: 1946-48.
Jan. 29 38.58 Apr.Mar. 5 38.77 May
a Well M-2 pumping.
M-3. City of Wichlta.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 42.29 Apr.Mar. 5 a 75.89 Mayf a Pumping.
M-3a. City of Wichlta.ords available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 41.22 Apr.Mar. 5 a 42.38 May
a Well M-3 pumping.
M-3b. City of Wichlta.ords available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 41.78 Apr.Mar. 5 a 43.06 May
NWiS'.Vi sec
1 4
NWj-S'W^ sec
14
ii W^oW^1 30C
i4
a 34.16a 34.64
JulyOct.
29, T. 23 S.,In 1948.
. 29, T.
a 37.4037.80
. 29, T.
a 37.3837.49
. 29, T.
a 38.0037,60
23 S.,
Julv Oct.
23 S.,
JulyOct.
23 S.,
JulfOct.
SEiSE^STI^ sec. 29, T. 23 S
14
SEiSEiSWi
14
SEiNEiSWi
14
48.68a 75.81
sec. 29,
40.81a 43.99
sec. 29,
44.75a 44.97
JulfOct.
T. 23
JulyOct.
T. 23
JulyOct.
73
R. 2 W.
R. 2 W
7 3
R. 2 W
73
R. 2 W
73
., R. 2
73
S., R.
73
S., R.
73
a 34.13a 34.64
Records
. Records
37.50 39.06
Records
36.8638.74
. Records
37.1638.96
W. Record
a 75.26a 75.58
2 W. Rec-
a 42.86a 46.73
2 W. Rec-
a 44.38a 47.88
a Well M-3 pumping,
KANSAS, HARVEY COUM'Y 81
M-4. City of Wichita. SE. corner sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Rec ords available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Mar. 5
Water level46.23 45.56
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Water level
& 91.89 45.61
Date
Oct. 3
Water level
a 82.36
a Pumping.
M-4a. City of Wichita. SE. corner sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 46.72 Apr. Mar. 5 46.11 May
a Well M-4 pumping.
M-4b. City of Wichita. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 44.03 Apr. Mar. 5 43.83 May
a Well M-4 pumping.
M-5. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48. Jan. 29
M-5a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 34.03 Apr. Mar. 5 34.67 May
a Well M-5 pumping.
M-5b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 33.56 Apr. Mar. 5 32.83 May
a Well M-5 pumping.
M-6. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 92.71 Apr. Mar. 5 35.56 May
a Pumping.
M-6a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 39.26 Apr. Mar. 5 34.49 May
a Well M-6 pumping.
M-6b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 34.73 Apr. Mar. 5 33.01 May
a Well M-6 pumping.
M-7. City of Wichita. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 32.72 Apr. Mar. 5 a 32.61 May
1 a 4
SE. corner
1 a 4
NWiSWi sec. , 33.71.
NW^SW^ sec.
1 a 4
NWjSWt sec.
1 a 4
S«tS«t sec.
1 a 4 a
SWtSW^ sec.
1 a 4 a
SW-^SWt sec.
1 a 4 a
NW. corner S
1 4 a
45.10 44.28
sec. 30,
44.72 45.00
July Oct.
T. 23
July Oct.
32, T. 23 S.,
32, T.
34.55 35.33
32, T.
32.57 34.98
23 S.,
July Oct.
23 S.,
July Oct.
32, T. 23 S.,
91.20 92.03
32, T.
34.30 36.98
32, T.
33.24 36.60
W^ sec .
22.07 32.16
July Oct.
23 S.,
July Oct.
23 S.,
July Oct.
16, T.
July Oct.
7 3
S., R.
7 3
R. 2 W.
R. 2 W
7 3
R. 2 W
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W
7 3
R. 2 W
7 3
24 S.,
7 3
a 50.62 51.93
2 W.
a 43.46 47.88
Records
Records
34.48 35.91
Records
34.16 34.94
Records
a 91.56 a 91.76
Records
a 36.17 a 36.86
Records
a 35.83 a 36.88
R. 2 W.
a 31.12 a 31.28
a Pumping.
82 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
M-7a. City of Wichita. Records available: 1940-48.
NW. corner SWi sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 VII.
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a a
Water level24.28 24.21
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Water level22.71
a 24.38
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level22.46 22.86
a Well M-7 pumping.
M-7b. City of Wichita. Records available: 1940-48.
NW. corner SW^ sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a Well
a 25.17 a 25.03
Apr. May
1 4 a
22. 25.
77 17
July Oct.
7 3
a 22.33 a 24.05
M-7 pumping.
M-8. City of Wichita. SEiNI available: 1940-48.
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a 84.88 a 84.17
Apr. May
1 4
^t sec.
a a
6, T
84. 84.
. 24 S., R.
00 22
July Oct.
2 W.
7 3
Records
a 82.96 a 87.76
a Pumping .
M-8a. available:
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a Well
M-8b. available:
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a Well
City of Wichita. SEi* 1940-48.
a 37.86 a 37.31
Apr. May
1 4
IEi sec.
a a
6,
32.34.
T. 24 S., R
40 08
July Oct.
. 2 W.
7 3
Records
a 32.91 a 33.29
M-8 pumping.
City of Wichita. SEil 1940-48.
a 30.89 a 30.63
Apr. May
1 4
ffii sec.
a a
6,
29. 29.
T. 24 S., R
7997
July Oct.
. 2 W.
7 3
Records
a 28.87 a 32.01
M-8 pumping.
M-9. City of Wichita. SE^NI available: 1940-48.
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a 57.63 a 27.16
Apr.May
1 4
^t sec.
a
6, T
29.57.
. 24 S., R.
60 96
July Oct.
2 W.
7 3
Records
a 55.97 a 56.18
a Pumping.
M-9a.available:
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a Well
M-Gb. available:
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a Well
M-10. available:
Jan. Mar.
29 5
City of Wichita. NWtl 1940-48.
& 28.92 a "24.38
Apr. May
1 4
JWt sec.
a
8,
27. 29.
T. 24 S., R
79 85
July Oct.
. 2 W.
7 3
Records
a 29.11 a 29.96
M-9 pumping.
City of Wichita. NW^l 1940-48.
a 28.13 a 24.02
Apr. May
1 4
JW| sec.
a
8, T. 24 S., R
24. 26.
97 04
July Oct.
. 2 W.
7 3
Records
a 24.93 a 29.09
M-9 pumping.
City of Wichita. NE^l 1940-48.
a 70.56 a 70.21 ,
Apr.May
1 4
ffl/i sec.
a a
8,
69. 72.
T. 24 S., R
19 81
July Oct.
. 2 W.
7 3
Records
a 70.96 a 71.81
a Pumping.
KANSAS, HAPVKY COUNTY 83
M-lOa. City cf Wlchita. available: 1940-48,
sec. 8, T. 24 5., R. 2 W, Records
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a a
Waiter level
31.96 31.73
Date
Apr. May
1 4
aa
Water level
31.53 33 , 63
Da be
July Got .
7 3
a a
Water level
31.93 32.36
a Well M-10 pumping.
M-lOb. City of Wichita, available: 1940-48,
f sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan. 29 a. 50,71 Apr.Mar. 5 a 50=56 May
a Well M-10 pumping.
M-ll. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 25.28 Apr,Mar. 5 a 45.26 May
a Pump ing .
M-lla. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan, 29 23.36 Apr.Mar. 5 a 23.56 May
a Well M-ll pumping.
M-llb. City of Wichita.available: 1C40-46.
Jan. 29 24.18 Apr.Mar. 5 a 23.92 May
a Well M-ll pumping.
M-I2. City of Wichita,available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 65.83 Apr.Mar. 5 a 65.81 May
a Pumping ,
M-12a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 34,61 Apr.Mar. 5 a 54.56 May
a Well M-12 pumping.
M-12b. City of Wichita,available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 31.26 Apr.Mar. 5 a 31.10 Kay
a Well M-12 pumping.
M-13. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 22,88 j Apr.Mar. 5 22,111 Msy
14
SW-fNW
1.4
swtx
14
S'A'iN
T_4
a 33.47a 31.00
T sec. 8 , T .
n 42.25a 43.19
Wf sec. 8, T.
a 24.70a 24.91
Wt sec. 8, T.
a 24.24& 24.76
JulyOct.
24 S.,
JulyGet.
24 S.,
JulyOct.
24 S.,
JulyOct.
NW-fSVff sec. 9, T, 24 S.,
14
NW^S
1A.
NWfS
14
NWlrNi
1,d
a 60.00a 60,36
V/t sec. S, T.
a 32,85a 33.06
Wi sec. 9, T.
a 33.05a 33.24
4 sec. 17, T.
c 45.27''a 41.56
JulyOct.
24 S.,
JulvOct.
24 S.,
JulyOct.
24 5.,
JulyGet,
73
R. 2 W.
73
R. 2 W»
73
R. 2 W.
73
R. 2 W.
73
R. 2 W.
73
R. 2 W.
73
R. 2 W.
7i
a 29.40a 31.00
Records
a 42.06a 45.69
Records
a 25.55a 26.58
Records
a 23.28a 26.24
Records
a 59.71a 61.71
Records
a 32.85a 34.65
Records
a 31.44a 34.69
Records
a 40.41a 41 ,,53
a Pumping .
84 VtfTFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE', 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
M-13a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
i sec. 17, T. 24 S,, R. 2 W. Records
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level24.32 24.26
Date
Apr. May
1 4
a a
Water level25.38 25.91
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level24.89 27.36
a Well M-13 pumping.
M-13b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
i sec. 17, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan. 29 24.59 Apr.Mar. 5 24.44 May
a Well M-13 pumping.
M-14. City of Wichita.Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 56.37 Apr.Mar. 5 36.11 May
a Pumping .
M-14a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 35.41 Apr.Mar. 5 30.63 May
a ilfeil M-14 pumping.
M-14b. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 31.03 Apr.Mar. 5 30.63 May
a We31 M-14 pumping.
M-15. City of Wichita.Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 79.63 Apr. Mar. 5 a 79.49 May
a Pumping
M-15a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 34.72 Apr.Mar. 5 a 33.42 May
a Well M-15 pumping.
M-15b. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 23.09 Apr.Mar. 5 a 22.96 May
a Well M-15 pumping.
M-16. City of Wichita.Records available 5 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 55.69 Apr.Mar.. 5 a 55.91 May
14
m.
i4
NW-
14
SIV-
14
SE.
1 4
SE-
14
SE-
14
SE.
14
a 25.90a 26.18
JulyOct.
corner NW-J sec. 16, T
28.80a 57.53
JulyOct.
[NW^ sec. 16, T. 24 S.
26.70a 36.02
JulyOct.
fSitff sec. 9, T. 24 S,,
30.18a 31.17
JulvOct.
corner NE^ sec. 9, T.
a 74.10 a 75.24
July Oct.
^NEi sec. 9, T. 24 S.,
a 32.97a 33.58
JulyOct.
tNEi sec. 9, T. 24 S.,
a 23.08a 33.35
JulyOct.
corner SEi sec. 9, T.
a 54.40a 59.31
JulyOct.
73
. 24
73
, K.
73
R.
73
24
7 3
R.
73
R.
75
24
73
a 25.06a 26.85
S., R. 2 W.
a 57. SIa 53.21
2 W. Records
a 34.49a 33.99
2 W. Records
a 29.24a 32.21
S., R. 2 W.
a 74.88 a 73.76
2 W. Records
a 33.19a 33.26
2 W. Records
a 32.39a 31.95
S., R. 2 W.
a 59.17a 59.38
a Pumping.
KANSAS, HARVFY COUNTY 85
M-16a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
SEfSEf sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
a a
Water level30.62 30.48
Date
Apr. May
14
a a
Water ' level28.60 29.85
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level29.12 30.33
a Well M-16 pumping.
M-16b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
^SEt sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan. 29 a 23.86 Apr. Mar. 5 a 23.71 May
a Well M-16 pumping.
M-17. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29- a 47.22 Apr. Mar. 5 a 46.56 May
a Pumping.
M-17a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 23.11 Apr. Mar. 5 a 22.79 May
a Well M-17 pumping.
M-17b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 16.06 Apr. Mar. 5 a 15.86 May
a Well M-17 pumping.
M-18. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 50.08 Apr. Mar. 5 24.58 May
a Pumping.
M-18a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 20.86 Apr. Mar. 5 21.18 May
a Well M-18 pumping.
M-18b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 19.62 Apr. Mar. 5 19.28 May
a Well M-18 pumping.
M-19. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 17.98 Apr. Mar. 5 a 38.20 May
1 4
NEtSEf
14
^1 4
NEjSEi
14
^1 4
SEtSW?
1 4
SEiSW^
14
NE^NEi
1 4
a 23.61 a 24.09
aec. 16, T.
29.30 a 49.83
sec. 16, T
15.35 a 17.40
aec. 16, T
14.61 a 15.85
sec. 22, T.
22.80 a 49.63
sec. 22, T
19.40 a 30.60
sec. 22, T
18.89 a 24.41
sec. 27, T.
a 36.37 a 38.12
a Pumping.
July Oct.
24 S.,
July Oct.
. 24 S.
July Oct.
. 24 S.
July Oct.
24 S-,
July Oct.
. 24 S.
July Oct.
. 24 S.
July Oct.
24 S.,
July Oct.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
a 23.41 a 23.82
Records
a 46.73 a 46.83
Records
a 16.46 a 16.68
Records
a 13.88 a 13.99
Records
a 47.56 a 49.37
Records
a 29.11 a 29.26
Records
a 21.77 a 23.00
Records
a 36.91 a 35.67
M-19a. City of lichita. available: 1940-48.
sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
85
M-19a Continued,
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level19 . 59
a 25.14
Date
Apr. Way
14
a a
Water level25.04 24.67
Date
July Oct.
7 3
a a
Water level22.91 21.89
a Well M-19 pumping.
M-19b. City of Wichita, available: 1940-48.
see. 27, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jsn. 29 20.58 *pr. Mar. 5 a 21.09 Miy
a Well M-19 pumping.
M-20. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 54.63 Apr. Mar. 5 a 64.64 May
a Pump ing .
K-20a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jen. 29 a 28.47 Apr. Mar. 5 a 28.34 May
a Well M-20 pumping.
M-20b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 30.25 Apr. Mar. B a 30.11 May
a Well M-20 pumping.
M-21. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 33.62 Apr. Mar. 5 16.08 May
a Pur.ping-
M-21a. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 28.13 Apr. Mar, 5 18.04 May. _
a Well M-21 pumcing,,
T'-Elb, City of WlrM'-a . available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 21,73 Apr. lv"ar. 5 16,43 T'ay
a 'Veil M-21 puirroing.
M-22. City of Wichita. available: 1940-43.
Jan. 29 a 44,83 Apr. Mar. 5 a 44,4" Mar
a PuT.ping .
M-22a. City of "Hchl ta . available: 1940-48,
Jan. 29 a 21,16 Apr. Mar. 5 a 20. V3 !>1 ay
ia 21.29 a 2] ,98
July Oct.
NW- 3Ii~ sec 8 T. 24 S
i4
«#«
j. 4
Bis,s
14
»m
1 4
sw-i-swf
1A.
swiswi
i4
SWiSEi
_L
4
S*SS1
1
a 58.50 a 59.43
sec . 8, T.
a 29.33 a 29.96
sec. 8, T.
a 30.59 a 30.86
sec. 26, T.
17.24 a 33.46
?ec. 23, T.
17.59 a 23.40
sec. 25, T.
16,34 a 20.93
sec. 26, T,
18.06 a 41.86
sec. 26j T
18.29 a 25 .OB
July Oct .
24 S.,
July Oct.
24 S.,
July Oct.
24 S.,
July Oct ,
<;4 S.
July Oct".
24 S.
July Oct".
24 C. 5
Ju 1 YOct'.
24 S.
July Oct.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. 2 W.
7 3
, R. P. W.
7 3
R. 2 W.
5
, Ro 2 W.
7 r
a 19.90 a 19.99
Re c ord s
a 58.23 a 59.86
Records
a 28.28 a 28.89
Records
a 28,43 a ?<" !. 17
Records
a 30.88 a 30.71
Records
a 19.76 a 23.29
Records
a 14.98 a 19.59
Records
a 41.71 a 41.50
Records
a 24.39 a 23.96
a Well M-22 pumping.
87
M-22b. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
-J sec, 26, T, 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
aa
Water level19.6319.08
Date
Apr.May
1 4
Waterlevel18.84
a 20.70
Date
July Oct .
7 3
aa
Water level20.27 2?. 01
a Well M-22 pumping.
M-23. City of Wichita. available: 1940-48.
j aec. 35, T. 24 3., R. 2 W. Records
Jan. 29 a 47.96 Apr.Mar. 5 a 47.74 May
a Pumping .
M-25a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 18.81 Apr.Mar. 5 a 18.55 May
a Well M-23 pumping.
M-25b. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 16.72 Apr.Mar. 5 a 16.26 May
a Well M-25 pumping.
M-24. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 48.94 Apr,Mar. 5 17.08 May
a Pumping.
M-24a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 a 21.43 Apr.Mar. 5 17.52 May
a Well M-24 pumping.
M-24b. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48=
Jan. 29 a 25.73 Apr,Mar. 5 18.21 May
a Well M-24 pumping.
M-25. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 13.63 Apr.Mar. 5 a 45.63 May
a Pumping .
M-25a. City of Wichita.available: 1940-48.
Jan. 29 14.16 Apr.Mar. 5 a 14.76 May
14 a
SEfNEf sec
14 a
SEfNEf sec
14 a
SEfSEf aec.
14 a
SEfVSEf sec
14 a
SEfSEf sec
14 a
SWfSEf sec.
14 a
SWfSEf sec
14 a
21.2045.36
. 35, T
16.5517.96
. 55, T
16.2217.44
35, T.
14.2845.56
. 55, T.
16.2420.55
. 35, T.
18.4019.51
36, T.
11.9245.86
. 36, T.
11.6413,31
JulyOct.
24 S.
JulyOct.
24 S.
JulyOct.
24 S.,
JulyP-.t.
24 S.
JulyOct .
24 S.
JulyOct.
24 S.,
JulyOct .
24 S.
JulyOct .
73
, R. 2 W.
73
, R. 2 W.
75
R. 2 W.
75
, R. 2 W.
75
, R. 2 W.
75
R. 2 W.
75
, R. 2 W.
73
a 45.38a 44,53
Records
a 20.46a 20.15
Records
a 20.29a 19.51
Records
a 40.58a 40.06
Records
a 17.92a 17.63
Records
a 16.72a 15.09
Records
a 41.56a 40.86
Records
a 13.46a 13.17
a Well M-25 pumping.
M-25b. City of Wichita, available: 1940-48.
sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records
Vy'ATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
M-25b Continued.
Date
Jan. Mar.
29 5
Water level14.28
a 14.28
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Water level13.21
a 14.68
Date
July Oct.
73
a a
Water level12.50 11.97
a Well M-25 pumping.
M-26b. City of Wichita- SW^NW^ sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W., 500 feet southwest of well M-26. Drilled observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 79 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.2 feet above land-surface datura. Records available: 1947-48. Nov. 22 1947 15.02; July 7, 1948, 11.62; Oct. 4, 1948, 12.10.
Haskell County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 6 wells in Haskell County
Well
6 7 9
10 11 12
Length of record (years)
7 7 7 7 7 7
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
154 187 206 47
183 179
.73
.08
.96
.96
.84
.40
Nov. Aug. May Aug. Dec. Nov.
Date
20,17, 7, 9,
28, 3,
1946 1948 1947 1943 1943 1941
Lowest lev^l
158.66 189.06 208.78 51.57 186.60 184.88
Date
Feb. Feb. Aug. Nov. May Nov.
6, 6,9,
21, 6,
24,
1946 1946 1943 1946 1947 1947
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water levels, in 1948 and for period of record, in 6 wells in Haskell County
Well
6 7 9
10 11 12
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
3.93 1.98 1.82 3.61 2.76 5.48
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-1.27 -.96 + .33 + .36 -2.11 + .13
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-1.22 -.75 + .32
+1.63 -2.27 -4.29
6. Copeland State Bank. NEiNB.^ sec. 11, T. 29 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1941-48. May 26, 156.01; Aug. 17, 156.28; Nov. 15, 157.37.
7. Etta McCoy. NW^NWt sec. 2, T. 30 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1941-48. Correction; Depth to water level on Aug. 14, 1947, was 187.26 feet instead of 205.91 as indicated in Water-Supply Pap?r 1098. Tables giving highest water level and difference in water levels have been cor rected in this report. Feb. 19, 188.07; May 26, 187.66; Aug. 17, 187.08; Nov. 15, 188.25.
9. Bessie Custer. NW-^SEt sec. 13, T. 30 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 207.36. Measurements discontinued after Feb. 19, 1948.
10. Eli Stoops. SEtNWt sec. 33, T. 30 S., R. 34 W. Records avail able: 1940, 1942-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 19 Mar. 18
Water level46.74 48.68 50.24
Date
Apr. 17 May 26 June 16
Water level50.37 50.38 50.22
Date
July 15 Aug. 17 Sept .21
Water level50.22 49.80 49.33
Date
Oct. 18 Nov. 15 Dec. 17
Water level49.62 49.77 49.74
KAHSAS, JACKSON COUNTY 89
11. L. C. Leonard. SE^SM^ sec. 20, T. 30 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1941-48. Feb. 19, 185.30; Aug. 17, 186.31.
12. Sybol Smith. sec. 11, T. 30 S., R. 32 W. Reccrds available: 1941-48. Aug. 17, 184.75.
14. William Dreyer. NW-fNWi sec. 21, T. 27 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 1941-47. Measurements discontinued after Nov. 24, 1947.
Hodgeman County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, 5 wells in Hodgeman County
Well
3 45
Length of record (years)
8 8 8
Highest level
28.89 19.55 27.48
Date
Oct. 21, 1948 Oct. 21, 1948 July 21, 1948
Lowest level
34.77 27.52 33.08
Date
Sept. 20, 1940 Oct. 2, 1941 Oct. 29, 1940 Aug. 20, 1946
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Hodgeman County
Well
3 45
Difference between highest and lowest
levels5.88 7.97 5.60
Net rise in 1948
2.91 4.09 .57
Net rise for period of
record5.80 7.48 .78
3. W. J. Fox. SWtNW-t sec. 12, T. 21 S., R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-48. Jan. 20, 31.24; Apr. 16, 31.05; July 21, 30.79; Oct. 21, 28.89.
4. William Macey. SW^SW^ 3 ec. 13, T. 22 S., R. 22 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. Jan. 20, 25.35; Apr. 16, 24.81; July 21, 21.99; Oct. 21, 19.55.
5. Roy Klein. 1940-48.
^NEf sec. 36, T. 22 S., R. 22 W. Records available:
Date
Jan. 20 Feb. 23 Mar. 23
Water level31 .42 32.0? 30.97
Date
Apr. 14 May 21 June 24
Water level30.81 30.80 30.87
Date
July 21 Aug. 24
Water level27.48 27.58
Date
Sept. 23 Oct. 21
Water level29.65
a 31.25
a Pumping recently.
Jack?on County
5-15-22db. Fred Bergman Estate. NWtSEt sec. 22, T. 5 S., R. 15 E. Drilled domestic well, diameter 12 inches, depth 31.8 feet below land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Measuring point, top edge of tile casing, 1.2 feet above land-surface datum.
Date
May 27 July 3
Water level20.22 20.28
Date
Aug. 25 Oct. 14
Water level20.38 21.10
Date
Nov. 27
Water level21.29
7-15-3ca. Fred Shafer. NWt of sec. 3, T. 7 S., R. 15 E. Unused drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 17.2 feet below land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Measuring point, top of casing, south side, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum.
90 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7-15-3ca Continued.
Date
May 26 July 3
Water level6.17 5.85
Date
Aug. Oct.
25 14
Water 1 evel6.66 7.22
Date
Nov. 27
Water level6.52
9-15-23dcb. B. F, Albrlght. TIWfSWtSEt sec. 23, T. 9 S., R. 15 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well,, diameter 20 inches, depth 16 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Measuring point, top of concrete platform, east side of hole, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum.
May July
26 3
6 6
.23
.02Aug. Oct.
25 14
7 8
,54 .31
Nov. 27 7 .77
Jefferson County
ll-19-27bcc. School district. SWiSWfNWt sec. 27, T. 11 S., R. 19 E. Dug public-supply well, diameter 2 feet, depth 32.9 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete curbing, east side of hole, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
26 3
26 26
.40
.26Aup;. Oct.
25 14
25 25
.62
.74Nov. 27 27 .43
ll-19-29bc. Bill Green. SWfNWt sec. 29, T. 11 S., R. 19 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 inches, depth 2?.7 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top edge of 3- by 8-inch plank, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May 26 July 5
21.4519.41
Aug. 25 Oct. 14
19.0219.36
Nov. 2" 24.87
Jewell County
Highest and lowest water' levels for the period of record, In 20 wella in Jewell County
Well
68
121422253034404144454647484964656669
Length of record (years)
141414141414141414131313*1313131212121211
Highest level
373
541498
229
37105
18
61353986
.18,87.62.53.38.50.46.85.64.27.00.24.36.98.66.15.00.62.67.31
JulyJuneJuneJuneJuneSeptJuneMar .JulyJuneAug.JuneJuneJuneApr.JuneJuneNov.JuneSept
Date
25,24,24,24,24,.24,24,24,16,24,
9,2l',
24,24,25,24,24,23,24,.17,
19471947194719471947194519471948194519471944194719471947194719471947194219471946
Lowest level
46687746251543334327243417132746C5382724
.76
.OS
.7?
.69.e^
.72
.45
.92
.13
.38.0-5
.39
.54
.84
.19
.83
.90
.10
.55
.50
Oct.Aug.JuneMar.Aug.Mar.SeptAug.Oct.MayMayDec.Aug.MayOct.Nov.Jan.Aug.Oct.Aug.
Date
13,23,8,
20,10,2,
.20,19,6,
23,9,
21,30.9,
25,24,19,20,^519,'
19371934193819341S34193519401940193719411935194019341935193419341938194019401940
KANSAS, JEWELL COUNTY 91
Difference In water County
Well
68
12142225SO34404144454647484964656669
between highest and lowest recorded water level, in 1948 and for period of record,
Difference between highest and lowest
levels17.5764.1923.1732.1616.307.22
20.9924.075.49
17.1119.0316.1517.1812.8620.5333.6812.9028.4818.8818.19
Net rise (+) net decline (
in 1948+0.12-.90-.54+ .34-.06+ .42-1.77+2.66(a)
-1.84-.46
-1.19-.23-.16-.30
-2.97-.970
-1.09-.13
levels and net change in 20 well? in Jewell
or Net rise for -) period of
record6.04
21.709.9123.1910.194.00
14.053.424.19
10.428.43
10.833.292.617.09.81
8.1222.317.968.77
a No measurement made end of 1948.
6. H. C. Doud. SEiSWi sec. 5, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Correction: Depth to water level on Oct. 31, 1944, was 39.19 feet instead of 29.19 feet, as indicated in Water-Supply Paper 1018. Tables giving highest water level and difference in water levels have been corrected in this repcrt. Records available: 1935-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
26 25 24
Water level40.52 40.66 39.22
Date
Apr. May
26 26
Water level38.47 38.86
Date
July July
1 26
Water level39.47 39.57
Date
Aug. Sept
25 .27
Water level39.48 40.20
8. Will Zadina. NWfSWi see. 17, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1935-48.
Jan. 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
25.70 14.04 17.44
May 26 July 1
18.27 17.54
July 26 Aug. 25
18.02 18.95
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
20.57 24.73
12. M. W. Howe. Lot 4 of sec. 30, T. 3 S. able: 1935-48.
R. 9 W. Records avail-
Jan . 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
64.92 61.14 61.68
May 26 July 1
63.96 64.12
July 26 Aug. 25
63.54 64.69
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
64.84 65.29
14. C. Walker. SE^SE^ sec. 24, T. 3 S., R. 1935-48.
9 W. Records available:
Jan. 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
22.9ft 14.98 14.56
May 26 July 1
16.22 17.72
July 26 Aug . 25
18.40 19.72
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
20.98 22.30
22. Meyer Miles. NW^MBJ- sec. 10, T. 5 S. able: 1935-48.
R. 9 W. Records avail-
Jan. 26 Mar. 25 Apr. 26
12.80 11.94 11.96
May 26 July 1
12.00 12.02
July 26 Aug. 25
10.40 11.25
Sept .27 Nov. 26
12.33 12.69
947837 O 51-
92 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
25. J. N. Sorrell. NW^NWi sec. 29, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records avail able: 1955-48. Measurements discontinued after Aug. 25, 1948.
Date
Jan. 26 Mar. 25
Water level11.22 10.27
Date
Apr. 26 May 26
Water level9.65 9.82
Date
July 1 26
Water level10.16 10.5?
Date
Aug. 25
Water level10.58
50. Fred Van Wey. NEtSWt sec. 28, T. 4 S., R. 9 W. Records avail able: 1955-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
262625
25.9525.1824.28
Apr.MayJune
262625
23.7023.7925.40
JulyAug.Sept
2625.27
25.4526.4927.57
Oct.Nov.Dec.
252627
26.9326.2726.05
54. Glen Kindler. able: 1956-48.
3ec - 18 > T - 5 s -> R « 10 w - Records avail
Jan. 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
18 .'49 9.85
13.05
May 26 July 1
15.65 16.75
July 26 Aug. 25
11.56 12.0?
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
14.76 15.68
40. R. L. McDaniel. SEtNWf sec. 15, T. 4 S., R. 9 W. Records avai able: 1955-48. Jan. 26, 38.69; Mar. 24, 58.70. Measurements discontinu after Mar. 24, 1948.
41. Walter Dietz. Lot 16 of sec. 6, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records avai able: 1955-48.
Jan.Mar.Apr.
262526
15.2512.0612.24
MayJuly
261
12.6113.30
JulyAug.
2625
13.3914. 49
SeptNov.
.2726
15.2915.22
44. Cleo Gimple. SE^SWt sec. able: 1935-48.
13, T. 4 S., R. 9 W. Records avail-
Date
Jan. 26 Apr. 26
Water level9.35 11.30
Date
May 26 July 1
Water level9.40 9.40
Date
Sept. 27
Water level9.76
45. Victor ^app. NE^SW^ sec. able: 1935-48.
24, T. 4 S., R. 10 .W. Records avail-
Date
Jan . 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
VHater level19.77 19.55 19.44
Date
May 26July 1
Water levelT9.77 20.56
Date
July 26 Aug. 25
Water level20.60 21.01
Date
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
Water level21. 55 20.94
46. Ralph Wierenga. Lot 5 of available: 1956-48.
sec. 19, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records
Jan. Mar. Apr.
26 25 26
47. 1936-48.
Jan. Mar. Apr.
26 25 26
5.48 1.38 3.30
May July
Meyer Miles.
7.57 6.65 6.82
May July
26 1
SEfSWi
261
4.00 2.73
July Aug.
sec. 3, T.
6.32 5.53
July Aug.
26 25
5 S.,
26 25
3.21 4.77
Sept Nov.
.27 26
R. 9 W. Records
4.74 6.60
Sept Nov.
.27 26
5.9C 5.5S
availabl
7.62
48. Prank Rogers. SW^SW^ sec, able: 1935-48.
23, T. 4 S., R. 10 W. Records avail
Jan.Mar.Apr.
262426
18.8615.9814.77
MayJuly
261
13.6513.54
JulyAug.
2625
14.1515. E4
SeptNov.
.2726
17.0619 .1C
KANSAS, JEVrfELL COUNTY 93
49. E. Underwood, able: 1935-48.
sec. 5, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records avail-
Date
Jan. 26 Mar. 24 Apr. 26
Water level20.02 16.51 16.57
Date
May 26 July 1
Water level17.57 19.20
Date
July 26 Aug. 25
Water level20.37 21.70
Date
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
Water level22.77 22.80
64. Chris Vandeventer, former owner. R. 8 W. Records available: 1937-48.
-^SWi sec. 6, T. 3 S.,
Jan .Feb.Mar.
262524
57.2057.1255.31
Apr.May
2626
55.7556.25
July 126
56.6356.58
Aug.Sept
25.27
57.1557.78
65. Mrs. E. M. Parkhurst. SE^SEi sec. 23, available: 1937-48.
T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records
Jan .Mar.Apr.
262426
11.5710.7511.18
MayJuly
261
11.4311.57
JulyAug.
2625
11.5011.83
SeptNov.
.2726
12.2011.60
66. A. E. Cook farm. SEfNEi sec . 1, T . 5 available: 1937-48.
S. , R. 10 W. Records
Jan. 26 Mar. 25
13.98 TApr. 26 15.64 I July 1
13.54 T July 26 14.22 I Aug. 25
13.90 ]Sept.27 14.89 14.22 I Nov. 26 14.97
69. Walter Dietz. NW^ lot 2 of sec. 7, T. available: 1937-48.
5 S., R. 9 W. Records
Jan. 26 Mar. 25 Apr. 26
11.47 9.87 10.65
May 26 July 1
11.10 13.52
July 26 Aug. 25
7.76 9.98
Sept. 27 Nov. 26
11.21 11.46
l-6-5da. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NE-JSEt sec. 5, T. 1 S., R. 6 W. Bored observation well, diameter 1.25 inches, depth 13.10 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of 1-5-inch pipe pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: If47-48.
Date
Oct.
Nov. Dec. Jan.
2,13 14 17 15,
1947
1948
Water level8.90 9.09 9.37 9.54 9.36
Date
Feb. Mar. Apr. May
20, 1948 25 1620
Water level8.98 6.70 7.77 8.45
Dste
July Aug. Sept Nov.
26, 1948 19 .23
2
Water level6.96 8.31 9.29 9.80
1-7-lbb. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW^NW^ sec. 1, T. 1 S., R. 7 W. Driven and bored observation well, diameter 1.25 inches, depth 16 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of 1^-inch pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Oct.
Nov.Dec.Jan .
2,13141715,
1947
1948
910101010
.93
.13
.39
.27
.05
Feb.Mar.Apr.May
19, 1948251620
9889
.67
.63
.77
.54
JulyAug.SeptNov.
26, 194819.232
8.589.34
10.2710.80
l-7-2da. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NE-^SE^ sec. 2, T. 1 S., R. 7 W. Driven and bored observation well, diameter 1.25 inches, depth 13 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of 1-J-inch pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Oct.
Nov.Dec .Jan.
3,13141715,
1947
1948
67777
.90
.00
.30
.44
.39
Feb.Mar.Apr.May
19, 1948251620
7456
.22
.51
.42
.10
JulyAug.SeptNov.
22, 194819.232
5.806.677.507.97
94 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Johnson County
12-23-29bcc. William Johnson. SWiSW-^NWi sec. 29, T. 12 S., R. 23 E. Unuged dug domestic well, diameter 3 feet, depth 15 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of boards over well, 0.2 foot above larid- gurface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 4 July 6
Water level5.30 6.60
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level6.52 8.39
Date
'Nov. £.6
Water level8.17
12-25-31aaa. C. M. Webb. NEtNE^NEt gee. 31, T. 12. S., R. 25 E. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 3 feet, depth 12.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, hole In top of concrete cover, east side, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
4 6
11
.86
.98Aug. Oct.
2615
2 2
.01
.12Nov. 26 2 .46
14-25-8bb. Mrs. Alice Alllson. NWtNWi sec. 8, T. 14 S., R. 25 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 3 feet, depth 28.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of hole In 2- by 8-lnch board cover, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
4 6
2 3
.82
.88Aug. Oct.
26 15
610
.78
.39Nov. £.6 10 .48
Kearny County
By Janet S. 'Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, In 7 Wells In Kearny County
Well
12
1213161928
Length of ,,, , . record Highest(years) level
9969999
65051
37130121
.37
.39
.52
.47
.36
.24
.33
Dec.Dec.Nov.MayNov.Aug.Aug.
Date
6,4,
23,9,
11,19,16,
1946194319461942194819481948
Lowest level
1259118
47134123
.13
.74
.09
.93
.£1
.67
.85
SeptSeptNov.Dec.JulyNov.Feb.Oct.
Date
.10,
.20,6,
20,5,
15,19,22,
19431940194319391941194519401940
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level, In 1948 and for period of record, In 7 wells In Kearny County
Well
12
1213161928
Difference between highest and lowest
levels5.769.355.577.46
10.454.432.52
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948-1.18-1.77-.60-.48
+1.64+ .18+ .92
Net rise for period of
record3.235.766.653.148.12.56
2.14
1. R. T. Beatty. NW^NEt sec. 34, T. 24 S., R. 36 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. Jan. 22, 9.98; Feb. 25, 8.10.
Records avail-2. C. E. Worthen. SE^SEt sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 36 W. able: 1939-48. Jan. 22, 51.17; Feb. 25, 52.72.
KANSAS, KINSMAN COUNTY
12. J. E. Boymer. SE-^SW-^ sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 35 W. Records avail able: 1943-48. Feb. 28, 7.37. Measurements discontinued after Feb. 28, 1948.
13. D. S. Nicholson. NW^NW^ sec. 15, T. 25 S., R. 37 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
22 25 21
Water level5.30 5.11 4.50
Date
Apr. May June
25 27 16
Water level5.38 4.48 5.02
Date
July Aug. Sept
15 20 .27
Water level5.19 4.58 5.32
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec .
11 12£7
Water level4.69 5.06 5.42
16. C. B. Campbell. SE^SEi sec. 15, T. 23 S., R. 35 W. Records available: 1939-48. Feb. 29, 38.79; Aug. 19, 38.65; Nov. 11, 37.36.
19. E. M. Beymer. NEiNWi sec. 8, T. 26 S., R. 38 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. Feb. 20, 130.40; May 25, 131.53; Aug. 19, 130.24; Nov. 11, 130.31.
28. Harry Tate. NWfNWi sec. 26, T. 22 S., R. 37 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. Feb. 25, 121.46; May 27, 121.79; Aug. 16, 121.33; Nov. 11, 121.63.
Kingman County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 10 wells in Kingman County
Well
1245678
101114
Length of record (years)2222222222
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
.6
Highest level
117
581929465
226
11
.27
.69
.20
.39
.68
.54
.22
.45
.63
.12
Mar.Jan.Feb.Feb.Mar.Nov.Mar.MayJulyJuly
Date
31,9,
19,8,
31,13,31,31,28,28,
1948194619471946194819451948194719451945
Lowest level
15.2513.8065.1320.6032.6848.738.32
24.7313.7513.86
Date
Nov.Nov.Feb.Dec.Aug.SeptSeptJulyJulyJan.
12,20,6,5,
29,.25,.30,
2,13,10,
1946194619471946194619481946194819461947
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 10 wells in Kingman County
Well
1245678
101114
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
3.986.116.931.213.002.193.102.287.122.74
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.83+ .59-.01-.08-.03-.37
+ 1.23+ .62+ .81+ .16
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.34-.21
+ 5.16+ .16
+ 1.03-2.19-.43+ .87-.23
-2.11
1. A. A. Mueller. SEiSW-jSW-t sec. 1, T. 30 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 12.63; Mar. 31, 11.27; July 2, 11.71; Sept. 25, 12.13.
2. L. A. Brammer. SEiSEiSW-j sec. 3, T. 30 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 10.44; Mar. 31, 7.86; July 2, 9.83; Sept. 25, 10.07.
96 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, IIORTH-CENTRAL STATES
4. Owner unknown. NWtNW^ sec. 9, T. 27 S., R. 9 IN. Records avail able: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 58.67; Mar. 31, 61.60; July 2, 58.38; Sept. 25, 58.73.
5. School district. SV^SWfSWi sec. 6, T. 29 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 20.21; Mar. 31, 20.47; July 2, 19.72; Sept. 25, 20.37.
6. Jane Garrett. NE^NW^NEt sec. 3, T. 29 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 30.11; Mar. 31, 29.68; July 2, 29.72; Sept. 25, 30.26.
7. S. Schrag. SW^SEiSWt sec. 5, T. 27 S., R. 5 W. Records avail able: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 48.21; Mar. 31, 47.09; July 2, 48.00; Sept. 25, 48 . 73 .
8. John McClure. NY^NE^ sec. 10, T. 27 S., R. 7 W. Records avail able: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 7.27; Mar. 31, 5.22; July 2, 6.66; Sept. 25, 6.18.
10. W.' H. Stephens. SW^SW^SW^ sec. 11, T. 30 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 25.27; Mar. 31, 24.79; July 2, 24.73; Sept. 25, 24.86.
11. S. Bolinger. SEiSWiSW^ sec. 12, T. 28 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 7.24; Mar. 31, 8.47; July 2, 6.68; Sept. 25 6.86.
14. Rilla Marteney. SE^NEi sec. 22, T. 28 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1945-48. Jan. 8, 13.24; July 2, 12.96; Sept. 25, 13.23.
19. Cunningham Helium Plant. SWiSWf sec. 31, T. 27 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1945-47. Measurements discontinued after May 31, 194
20. Cunningham Helium Plant. SW^SHi sec. 31, T. 27 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1945-47. Measurements discontinued after May 31, 194
Kiowa County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 5 wells in Kiowa County
Well
4 7 8
10 19
Length of record Highest(years) level
8 8 8 8 8
72 25 21
104 33
.78
.19
.43
.67
.17
Sept Sept Dec. Sept Dec.
Date
.22,
.22, 29, .18, 29,
1948 1948 1948 1945 1948
Lowest level
76 32 25
120 37
.07
.51
.62
.18
.30
Aug. Mar. Apr. June June
Date
20, 22, 28, 23, 19,
194 194 194 194 194
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net chang in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Kiowa County
Well
47 8
10 19
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
3.29 7.32 5.19
15.51 4.13
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948
-1.82 +1.55 +1.07 -9.93 +1.10
Net rise (+) o net decline (- for period of
record+0.81 +5.12 + 4.53 -8.33 +5.81
4. H. E. Da vis. SE^NE-i sec. 4, T. 28 S., R. 16 W. Measuring point beginhing Jan. 1, 1948, top of 6-inch casing, south side, 0.5 foot below old measuring point, 0.5 foot above land-surface datuTU Records availabl 1940-48. Mais 21, 73.33; June 23, 72.92; Sept. 22, 72.78; Dec. 29, 74.71
KANSAS, LABETTE COUNTY 97
7. A. C. Weaver. SW^NWi sec. 23, T. 27 S., R. 18 W. Records avail able: 1940^48. Mar. 21, 28.02; June 23, 28.05; Sept. 22, 25.19; Dec. 29, 27.13.
8. E. E. Miller. SW^SEt sec. 18, T. 27 S., R. 18 W. Records avail able: 1940-43. Mar. 21, 21.97; June 23, 22.26; Sept. 22, 21.68; Dec. 29, 21.43.
10. J. E. Ely. SWtNWt sec. 23, T. 30 S., R. 18 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. Mar. 21, 105.28; June 23, 120.18; Sept. 22, 116.46; Dec. 29, 115.10.
19. C. Williamson. SE^NEi sec. 21, T. 27 S., R. 17 W. Records available: 1944-48. Mar. 21, 34.44; June 25, 34.47; Sept. 22, 33.35; Dec. 29, 33.17.
Labette County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Labette County
Well
1 2 34
Length of record (years)
6 6 6 6
Highest level
1.20 + .28 .28
4.21
Date
Oct. Aug. Aug. May
1, 1, 1, 1,
1945 194R
Lowest level
15. 13. 11. 14.
49 62 52 77
Oct. Oct. Sept Oct.
Date
16,
.ie;16,
1946 1943 1946 1946
Difference between highest and lowest reccn ad water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 4 wells in Labette County
Well
1 2 3 4
Difference between highest and lowest
levels14.29 13.90 11.24 10.56
Net rise in 1948
1.00 3.98 4.67 1.72
N"5t decline for period of record
4.01 6.70 .10
6.55
1. J. Ballah. able: 1942-48.
sec. 33, T. 31 S., R. 21 E. Records avail
Date
Jan. 18 Feb. 16 Mar. 1
16 Apr. 1
17
2. able:
Jan. 18 Feb. 16 Mar. 1
16 Apr. 1
17
Water level14.29 14.71 14.59 13.22 10.49 12.06
Date
May 1 16
June 2 16
July 1 16
C. Givens. NWiNW^ 1943-48.
12.22 12.49 12.32 11.04 2.28 4.08
May 1 16
June 2 16
July 1 16
Water level11.18 9.48
11.84 12.98 4.72 4.66
Date
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
sec. 27, T. 31
6.70 2.07 6.48 9.81 1.88 1.81
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
1 16
. 1 161
S.,
1 16
. 1 161
Water level2.77 3.61 9.54
11.02 12.18
Date
Oct. 17 Nov. 1
16 Dec. 1
16
R. 21 E. Records
+ 0.28 1.22 5.42 8.00 9.17
Oct. 17 Nov. 1
16 Dec. 1
16
Water level15.34 12.11 12.96 13.28 13.32
avail-
10.88 10.31 8.62 8.88 8.34
98 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
3. B. H. Foster. SEfSEi sec. 34, T. 31 S., R. 21 able: 1943-48.
E. Records avail-
Bate
Mar. 1 16
Apr. 1 17
May 1
Water level11.00 10.30 4.59 6.34 4.46
Date
May 16 June 2
16 July 1
16
Water level2.98 5.64 6.34 1.15 1.13
Date
Aug. 1 16
Sept . 1 16
Oct. 1
Water level0.28 1.30 3.49 5.02 6.22
Date
Oct. 17 Nov. 1
16 Dec. 1
16
Water level8.36 5.73 4.42 5.61 6.31
4. Roy Schierenberg. available: 1943-48.
t sec. 3, T. 32 S., R. 21 E. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
Apr.
18161
161
17
13.0113.0413.9912.9112.2812.09
May
June
July
1162
161
16
12.0811.8711.8412.289.829.78
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
116
. 1161
7.986.028.429.61
10.09
Oct.Nov.
Dec .
17x
161
16
10.9610.2110.9411.0911.20
Leavenworth County
8-22-7c. Mrs. Joe Kennedy. SW^ of sec. 7, T. 8 S., R. £2 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 5 feet, depth 14.6 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top edge of hole in concrete platform, west side, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 28 July 3
Water level5.52 2.45
Date
Aug. 25 Oct. 14
Water level3.43 9.15
Date
Nov. 27
(Natter level9.53
10-22-34ad. A. K. Mussett. SE^NEi sec. 34, T. 10 S., R. 22 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 6 feet, depth-34.8 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete, nortl side, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available! 1948.
May July
28 3
21
.79
.11Aug. Oct.
25 14
22
.91
.86Nov. 27 2 .50
Lincoln County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water in 16 wells
levels for the perioc" of record, in Lincoln County
Well
ll-7-32dc11-8-34CC12-6-12cd12-6-16cc12-7-18aa
12-7-19dd12-7-23aa12-7-34ad12-8-6aa12-8-8cd12-8- llcb12-9-10ad
12-10-8bb12-10-13aa12-10-17ab12-10-21dd
LretSd°f Highest (years) level
11111
1111111
1111
734
112120
1010495
121518
14192525
.74
.17
.64
.09
.15
.58
.56
.90
.92
.53
.85
.52
.65
.36
.61
.98
Apr.Apr.Aug,Apr.July
Aug.Aug.Aug.Apr.Apr.Aug.Sept
Aug.Aug.JulyJuly
Date
6,6,9,
28,24,
9,9,9,
28,6,9,
.29,
9,9,
24,24,
19481948194819471947
1948194819481947194819481948
1948'194819471947
Loirr est level
74r*
15242r
ir13501014IP20
16242P27
.67
.45
.52
.87
.43
.18
.43
.84
.53
.30
.35
.26
.58
.48
.49
.38
SeptNov.Jan.Nov.Nov.Jan.Jan.Jan .Feb.SeptJan .Jan .Jan.Apr.Jan.Jan .Dec.Jan.
Date
. 8,28,12,28,28,12,12,12,21,
8,12,12,12,6,
12,12,7,
12,
194719471948194719471948194819481947194719481948194819481948194819481948
KANSAS, LINCOLN COU1ITY 99
Differencein waterCounty
Well
ll-7-32dcll-8-34cc12-6-12cd12-6-16cc12-7-18aa12-7-19dd12-V-23aa12-7-34ad12-8-6aa12-8-8cd12-8-llcb12-9-10ad12-10-8bb12-10-13aa12-10-17ab12-10-21dd
between highest and lowest recorded water levels andlevel, in 1948 and for period of
Difference between Net highest and lowest net
levels
0.933.283.883.783.282.602.87.94
4.611.774.501.741.935.122.881.40
record in 16 wella
rise ( + ) or Ne* decline (-) n^ in 1948 for
+ 0.33+ 1.01+ 1.03+ .38+ .64+ .39
+ 1.94+ .67
+ 1.12+ .10+ .76
+1.39+ .12+3.70-1.71-.32
net changein Lincoln
rise (+) or decline (-) period ofrecord+0.04-1.10-.18
-3.31-2.17+1.04+2.06+ .80-1.39-.33-.07
+1.03-.23
+ 3.66-2.33-.45
ll-7-32dc. Owner unknown. SWtSEi sec. 32, T. 11 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan . 12 Apr. 6
Water level74.55 73.74
Date
May 20 AUK. 9
Water level74.23 73.80
Date
Sept. 29
Water level74.30
ll-8-34ee. School district. SW^SW^ aec. 34, T. 11 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1947-48. Measurements discontinued after Sept. 29, 1948.
Jan. 12 7.32 May 20 Apr. 6 4.17 Aug. 9
12-6-12cd. Harry W. Woody. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 15.52 May 20 Apr. 6 13.36 AUK. 9
12-6-16cc. Owner unknown, available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 24.70 May 20 Apr. 6 23.80 AUK. 9
6.83 Sept. 29 5.24
SEtSWi sec. 12, T. 12 S.
13.82 Sept. 29 11.64 Dec. 6
SWtSWi sec. 16, T. 12 S.,
24.12 Sept. 29 22.35 Dec. 6
6.44
, R. 6 W.
13.27 13.77
R. 6 W. Records
24.00 24.49
12-7-18aa. Mr. Hendrickson. NE^NE^ sec. 18, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-48. Jan. 12, 23.43; Apr. 6, 22.89; May 20, 23.07; Sept. 29, 22.79.
12-7-19dd. Owner unknown. SEfSEi sec. 19, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
13.18 I May 20 11.57 I Aug. 9
11.3810.58
Sept.29 Dec. 6
11.1011.56
12-7-23aa. Owner unknown. NEtNE-j sec. 23, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
13.4312.17
May 20.AuK. 9
11.9910.56
Sept.29 11.34
100 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
12-7-34ad. Owner unknown. SEiNEi aec. 34, T. 12 S., R, 7 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
Water level50.60 50.30
Date
May 20 AUK. 9
Water level50.03 49.90
Date
Sept. 29
Water level50.04
12-8-6aa. Owner unknown. NE-£NE-| aec. 6, T. 12 S., R. 8 W. available: 1947-48.
Records
Jan. Apr.
12 6
8 6
.70
.63MayAUK.
20 9
8 8
.15
.00Sept Dec.
.297
9 7
.07
.73
12-8-8cd. Owner unknown. SEfSW^ aec. 8, T. 12 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. Apr.
12 6
14 12
.30
.53May AUK.
209
13 12
.16
.55Sept Dec.
.29 7
13 14
.90
.00
12-8-llcb. Owner unknown. available: 1947-48.
aec. 11, T. 12 S., R. 8 W. Records
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
19.35 18.30
MayAUK.
20 9
18.60 15.85
Sept. 29 18.44
12-9-10ad. Owner unknown. SE-jNEi sec. 10, T. 12 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
20.26 20.26
May 20 AUK. 9
20.18 18.63
Sept. 29 Dec. 7
18.52 18.58
12-10-8bb. G. Meitler. NW^NW^ sec. 8, T. 12 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
16.5815.96
May 20 AUK. 9
a 18.90 14.65
Sept. 29 Dec. 7
15.40 a 16.43
a Pumping.
12-10-13aa. Saenger Estate. Records available: 1947-48.
sec. 13, T. 12 S., R. 10 W.
Jan. Apr.
12 6
24 23
.48
.64May AUK.
20 9
2219
.94 ,36
Sept Dec.
.29 7
19 20
.73
.42
12-10-17ab. Gorge School district R. 10 W. Records available: 1947-48.
t aec. 17, T. 12 S.,
Jan. Apr.
12 6
26 26
.80 T 65
MayAUK.
20 9
26 25
.86
.98Sept Dec.
.29 12
2628
.42
.49
12-10-21dd. Owner unknown. SE-|SEt sec. 21, T. 12 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 12 Apr. 6
27.38 27.13
May 20 AUK. 9
27.26 26.88
Sept .29 Dec. 7
27.13 27.32
Linn County
19-24-36aa. Mr. Newby. NE^NEi sec. 36, T. 19 S., R. 24 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 6 feet, depth 21 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of hole in concrete base, east side, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
5 6
10.84 1 9-. 41 I
Aug. Oct.
26 15
10.47 11.38
Nov. 26 13.81
KANSAS, McPHERSON COUNTY 101
22-25-6ob. E. C. Smith. NW^SWi sec. 6, T. 22 S., R. 25 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 5 feet, depth 15.8 feet bel.ow land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete, south side of lole, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 5 July 6
Water level12.98 13.19
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level12.11 12.97
Date
Nov. 26
Water level13.21
23-25-7daa. 0. M. Grigsby. NEiNE-iSEi sec. 7, T. 23 S., R. 25 E. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 3 feet, depth 19 feet below lend-surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete, north side of hole, O.P foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
May July
17.2117.05
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
15.4515.35
Nov. 26 15.29
Logan County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record1 , in 5 wells in logan County
Well
1 2 4
Length of record (years)
6 6 6
Highest level
96 59 55
.42
.59
.23
Jan. Oct. Apr.
Date
22,13, 4,
1944 1948 1947
Lowest level
99 65 54
.29
.21
.85
Jan. Feb. Aug.
Date
6, 27, 6,
1947 1944 1945
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and ret change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 5 wells in Logan County
Well
1 2 4
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
2.87 5.82 1.62
Net rise in 1948
0.12 .49 .95
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.57 + .38
fl.27
1. Octon Estate. SW^SWt sec. 2, T. 11 S., R. 52 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 97.66; Apr. 15, 97.28; July 15, 97.50; Oct. 15, 97.79.
2. J. J. Schultz. SEiSEi sec. 54, T. 11 S., R. 32 W. Reccrds avail able: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 59.97; Apr. 13, 59.98; July 13, 59.89; Oct. 15, 59 .59 .
4. L. L. Garrison Estate. SEfSEt sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 33.39; Apr. 13, 35.30; July 13, 3?. 28; Oct. 15, 52.32.
McPherson County
By Janet S. 01 son
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 7 wells in McPherson County
Well
243 249 260
Length of rec ord (years)
11 11 11
Highest level
80 25 21
.98
.26
.18
Oct. July Oct.
Date
2, 3,1,
1948 1945 1942
Lowest level
83 a 56
27
.48
.15
.85
Jan. Apr. Nov.
Date
6, 2,4,
1948 1940 1957
a Pumping recently.
102 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 7 wella in McPheraon County Continued
Well
262 309 310 511
Length of record (years)11 11 11 11
Highest level
21 20 77
.51
.74
.03
.09
Aug. Apr. Apr. May
Date
3, 8, 8, 4,
1945 1944 1946 1945
Lowest level
b 41 57 19 13
.35
.26
.39
.06
Nov. Mar. Nov. Dec.
Date
2, 26, 4,
51,
1938 1938 1957 1959
b Pumping.
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 7 wells in McPherson County
Well
243 249 260 262 309 310 511
Difference between Highest and lowest
levels
2.50 10.87 6.67
19.84 16.52 12.56 5.97
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+ 2.26 +1.28 + .20
-4.56 +10.05
+ .16 + .99
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+2.11 +2.06 +1.82 -2.95 -.37
+12.13 +2.24
243. Emma Bergstrom. SE^SW^SEi sec. 5, T. 19 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 83.48; Apr. 6, 82.69; July 9, 82.46; Oct. 2, 80.98.
249. Prudential Life Insurance Co. SE. corner se?. . 5, T. 18 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 35.08; Apr. 6, 54.52; July 9, 54.18; Oct. 2, 34.03.
260. John Raws on. SE^SE^ sec. 33, T. 17 S., R. 4 W. Records avail able: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 27.13; Apr. 6, 26.61; July 9, 26.19; Oct. 2, 26.02
262. P. A. Olsen. NEtNWtNE^ sec. 1, T. 18 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 33.49; Apr. 6, 33.08; July 9, 52.96; Oct. 2, 35.05.
309. Mrs. Ida Tuxhorn. SWiSW^ sec. 9, T. 21 S., R. 4 W. Records available: 1937-48. Jan. 6, 30.69; Apr. 6, 30.33; July 9, 29.72; Oct. 2, 29.70.
310. City of Moundridge. SW^NEiSWi sec . 23, T . 21 S . , R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 6, 8.00; Apr. 6, 7.7?; July 9, 7.22; Oct. 2, 7.26.
311. City of Moundridge. SW^NEiSWi sec. 23, T. 21 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48. Jan. 6, 10.88 (well pumping); Apr. 6, 10.34; July 9, 9.83; Oct. 2, 9.96.
Smoky Hill Valley
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in McPherson County, Smoky Hill Valley
Well
17-3-17dd 17-3-18dd 17-5-30dd 17-4-25dd
Length of record (years)
2 2 2 2
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
2626 29 24
.24
.42
.40
.30
Nov. July Dec.Apr.
Date
4, 21, 2,
23,
1946 1947 1946 1946
Lowest level
28.18 28.40 31.36 25.80
Date
Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan .
1,6, 6, 6 ,
1947 1948 1948 1948
KANSAS, MEADE COUNTY 103
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 4 wells in McPherson County, Smoky Hill Valley
Well
17-3-17dd 17-3-18dd 17-3-30dd 17-4-25dd
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
1.94 1.98 1.96 1.50
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+ 0.70 + .91 + .41 -.67
Net rise (+) or net decline {-) for period of
record-0.52 + .04 -.39 + .67
17-3-17dd. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEjSEt sec. 17, T. 17 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan . Apr.
6 7
Water level28.16 27.35
Date
May Aus.
28 6
Water level27.77 -27.10
Date
Sept Dec.
.30 2
Water level27.54 27.48
17-3-18dd. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. T. 17 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 18,
Jan. Apr.
28.4027.49
May 28 AUK. 6
27.8026.52
Sept.30 Dec. 2
27.1427.40
17-3-30dd. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SE-jSEi sec. 30, T. 17 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Apr.
31.3630.72
May 28 Aug. 6
31.0230.46
Sept.30 Dec. 2
30.7730.92
17-4-25dd. Geol.- Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SE. corner sec. 25, T. 17 S., R. 4 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Apr.
25.8025.05
May 28 Au'c. 6
25.2324.40
Sept.30 Dec. 2
24.8624.97
Meade County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 6 wells in Meade County
Well
3334 45 61 77
234
Length of record (years)
9 9 99 99
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
37 143
1 59 62 12
.33
.28
.33
.23
.00
.98
Nov. Dec. June Dec. June June
Date
23, 14,20,iv,17,27,
1942 1944 1947 1948 1944 1945
Lowest level
38.75 150.39
4.10 60.77 67.12 15.52
Date
Nov. Oct. Auf . May Sept Aug.
3,29, 31,17,
. 9, 31,
1943 1939 1939 1940 1943 1939
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, In 1948 and for period of record, in 6 wells in Meade County
Well
33 34 4561 7 t 234
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
1.42 7.11 2.77 1.54 5.12 2.54
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+ 0.24 -.84
-1.16 + 2.17 + .68 (a)
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.35 -.11 + .-75,
+ 1.33 + .91
+2.19a No measurements made end of 1947.
104 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
33. W. L. Woodruff. NKtNWi sec. 34, T. 33 S . , R. 26 W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 37.94.
34. School district. SE^SE^ see. 17, T. 33 S., R. 27 W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 146.88; June 17, 146.90; Dec. 17, 146.79.
45. Joseph Rocke. SEiNE^ sec. 31, T. 30 S., R. 2T W. Records available: 1939-48. Mar. 19, 1.49; June 17, 2.16; Sept. 21, 2.36; Dec. 17, 2.62.
55. C. W. Farris. SEiSE^ see. 15, T. 30 S., R. 2P W. Records avail able: 1939-47. No measurements made in 1948.
61. John Meyer. NWtNWi sec. 26, T. 31 S., R. 27 V. Records avail able: 1939-48. June 17, 59.28; Sept. 21, 59.49$ Dec. 17, 59.23.
77. J. W. Wood. SEiNE-J sec. 4, T. 32 S., R. 28 W. Records avail able: 1939-48. June 17, 63.42; Sept. 21, 63.14; Dec. 17, 62.21.
88. H. V. Gerlick. SEfSEt sec. 14, T. 31 S., R. 28 W. Records available: 1939-46. Measurements discontinued after Snpt. 20, 1946.
234. Christopher Sobba. NWtNEi sec. 23, T. 30 S., R. 27 W. The 're corder and shelter were destroyed by a tornado in April 1947. Another recorder was installed and measurements were resumed in July 1948. Meas uring 'point beginning September 1948, top of casing, 0.3.5 foot below old measuring point, at land-surface datum. Records availatle: 1939-48.
Lowest daily water levelDay Aug.. Sept, Oct. Nov. De$»
1 14.16 ..... 13.55 13.37 13.332 14.12 ..... 13.57 13.36 13.323 13.96 ..... 13.57 13.33 13.324 ..... 13.44 13.55 13.33 13.305 ..... 13.54 13.48 13.39 13.336 ..... 13.57 13.50 13.40 13.337 ..... 13.65 13.54 13.39 13.358 13.48 13.71 13.54 13.40 13.36 9 13.45 13.66 13.54 13.40 13.38
10 13.38 13.58 13.58 13.38 13.37 11 13.35 13.51 13.59 13.40 13.32 12 13.31 13.51 13.60 13.50 13.40 13 13.23 13.43 13.62 13.50 13.41 14 13.23 13.47 13.63 13.47 13.40 15 13.22 13.52 13.62 13.45 13,42 16 ..... 13.77 13.65 13.59 13.42
Day July17 .....18 .....1 QOf)
21 .....22 .....23 .....24 ..... 25 ..... 26 ..... 27 ..... 28 ..... 29 ..... 30 ..... 31 14.11
Aug., Sept. Oct., -Nov.. Dec...... 13.72 13.65 13.69 13.42..... 13.6? 13.60 13.72 13.36..... 13.67 13.53 13.64 13.36..... 13.67 13.54 ..... 13.33..... 13.65 13.57 ..... 13.35..... 13. 61 13.58 ..... 13.35..... 13.55 13.59 ..... 13.34..... 13.57 13.60 ..... 13.35 ..... 13.62 13.57 ..... 13.38 ..... 13.65 13.52 13.38 ..... ..... 13. 64 13.48 13.36 ..... ..... 13. 64 13.45 13.38 ..... ..... 13.5P 13.42 13.36 ..... ..... 13.54 13.42 13.36 ..... ..... ..... 13.41 ..... .....
Miami Count?
16-25-5ccc. C. E. Moews. SW^SW^SWi sec. 5, T. 16 S., R. 25 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 8 feet, depth 18.2 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of hole in 2- by 8-inch board cover, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948.
Date
Hay 4 July 6
Water level3.54 3.12
Date
Aug. 26 Oct. 15
Water level3.91 5.35
Date
Nov. 26
Water level5.28
KANSAS, MITCHELL COUNTY 105
Mltchell County
By Janet S. 01son
Highest and lowest water in 11 wells
levels for the period of record, in Mitchell County
Length of ... , Well record Highest Date
(years) level6-8-34cc6-9-27ab6-9-30da7-6-30bc7-6-34cb7-7-7aa7-7-15dc7-8-5cb7-9-2bc7-10-lOcc8-6-12dd
a Pumping .
113222222222
Difference betweenin water levelCounty
Well
6-8-34cc6-9-27ab6-9-30da7-6-30bc7-6-34cb7-7-7aa7-7-15dc7-8-5cb7-9-2bc7-10-10cc8-6-12dd
a 16.6522.3626.7020.6022.9328.1619.4725.0427.6025.2531.76
July 29, 1947June 24, 1947Nov. 20, 1946Dec. 10, 1946July 28, 1948July 29, 1947July 23, 1948Nov. 8, 1946July 29, 1947July 29, 1948Mar. 30, 1948
Lowestlevel
a 18.3031.1029.3030.3232.1929.7022.9029.1832.5426.8434.13
highest and lowest recorded water levels, In 1948 and for
Difference between Highest and lowest
levels
1.65' 8.74
2.609.729.261.543.434.144.941.592.37
period of record
Net rise ( + ) net decline
in 1948
+ 0.16+ .01-.75
+2.33-3.60-.22+ .37-.58
-1.45+ .20-.04
Date
Sept. 29, 1947May 11, 1935Nov. 29, 1948July 28, 1948Nov. 29, 1948May 27, 1948May 27, 1948Nov. 29, 1948Nov. 29, 1948Oct. 14, 1946Sept. 29, 1947
and net changein 11 wells in Mitchell
or (-)
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.48+3.40-2.14+1.39-7.84-.18-.92
-4.14-4.19+ .90+ .05
6-S-34CC. Owner unknown. available: 1947-48.
sec. 34, T. 6 S., R. 8 W. Records
Date
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
Water level18.13 17.66
Date
May 27 July 29
Water level17.83 17.14
Date
Sept. 28 Nov. 29
Water level17.85
a 18.00a Pumping.
6-9-27ab. (Listed as well 42 in Jewell County in reports prior to 1947). L. Lowdermilk. NWtNEt sec. 27, T. 6 S., R. 9 W. Records avail able: 1935-48.
Feb. Mar.
230
26.61 26.18
May July
6-9-30da. Owner unknown available: 1947-48.
Feb. Mar.
230
28.85 28.60
May July
27 29
. NEfSEt
27 29
26.48 25.55
Sept Nov.
sec. 30, T. 6 S
28.69 28.93
Sept Nov.
.28 29
., R.
.28 29
26.63 26.57
3 W. Records
28.98 29.30
6-10-19dd. Owner unknown. SEiSEt sec. 19, T. 6 S., R. 10 »'. Records available: 1947. Measurements discontinued after May 5, 1947.
106 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7-6-30bc. Dan P. Gise. SW-gSW^ sec. 30, T. 7 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
Water level29.32 27.85
Date
May 27 July 28
Water level27.65
a 30.32
Date
Sept. 28
Water level27.16
a Pumping.
7-6-34cb. Owner unknown. NW^SW^ sec. 34, T. 7 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
28.80 28.37
May 27 July 28
28.77 22.93
Sept. 28 Nov. 29
26.18 32.19
7-7-7aa. A. McDysan. NE^NEf sec. 7, T. 7 S.., R. 7 W. Measuring point beginning Nov. 29, 1948, 1.0 foot higher than old measuring point, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. May 27, 29.70; July 29, 29.28; Sept. 28, 28.84; Nov. 29, 29.28.
7-7-15dc. Owner unknown. SWtSEf sec. 15, T. 7 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
22.77 22.59
May 27 July 28
7-8-5cb. Paul Meers. NW-^Sv/4 sec. 5, available: 1947-48.
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
7-9-2bc. able: 1947-48
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
28.98 28.40
May 27 July 29
F. Day. SWfNW^ sec. 2, T.
31.52 31.40
May 27 July 29
7-10-lOcc. J. P. Raster. SW^SWf sec available: 1947-48.
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
26.20 25.34
May 27 a July 2t
a Pumping.
8-6-12dd. Mrs. R. E. McKee. SEfSEf Records available: 1947-48.
Feb. 2 Mar. 30
31.85 31.76
May 27 July 28
22.90 Sept. 28 19.47 Nov. 29
T. 7 S., R. 8
29.03 Sept. 28 27.83 Nov. 29
7 S., R. 9 W.
31.78 Sept. 28 31. "8 Nov. 29
. 10, T. 7 S.,
25.66 Nov. 29 25.25
sec. 12, T. 8 S
31.86 Sept. 28 31.88 Nov. 29
21.77 22.28
W. Records
28.82 29.18
Records avail-
32.13 32.54
R. 10 W. Records
25.94
. , R. 6 W.
31.87 31.89
Morton County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period1 of record, in 5 wells in Morton County
Well
22 65
117
Length of record (years)
9 9 9
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
71 47
161
.58
.29
.98
Feb. May July
Date
12, 25, 18,
1947 1948 1948
Lowest level
7fa,45 53.75
166.54
Date
Jan . Mar. May
6, 13, 25,
1941 1941 1948
KANSAS, NORTON COUNTY10"
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Morton County
Well
22 65
117
Difference between highest and lowest
levels3.87 6.46 4.56
Nat rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948+ 1.36 + .34 -.18
Net rise for period of
record0.72 1.35 2o'7 6
22. A, F. Wilcox. SIi^SW-j sec. 14, T. 31 S., R. 43 W. Correction; Depth to water level on May 7, 1947, was 71.62 feet instead of AS.62 feet as indicated in Water-Supply Paper 1098. Tables giving, highest water level and difference in water levels have been corrected in this report. Records available: 1939-48. Feb. 20, 74.09; Nov. 16, 73. U7.~
65. John Hentschel. SbiSEt sec. 8, T. 3? S., R. 42 W. Records available: 1939-48. Feb. 20, 52.27; May 25, 47.29; July 18, 52.28; Nov. 16, 51.86.
117. W. C. Washburn. SWfSWt sec. 4, T. 34 S., R. 42 W. Pecords available: 1939-48. Feb. 20, 163.67; May 25, 166.54; July 18, 161.98; Nov. 16, 163.35.
Neos County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 2 wells in Ness County
Sell
1 2
Length of record ( years )
8 8
level
30 .22.70
Oct. Oct.
Date
OT21* 1948
194-3
Lov/est level
34 25
.91
.85
Date
Au~. 27,Nov. 3,
1940 1943
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net chan in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Ness County
Well
1 2
Difference between highest and lowest
levels4 .69 3.15
Net rise in 1948
2.85 1.34
Net rise for period of
record4.69 2.70
1. J. E. Ficken. SE^S"Wi sec. 32, T. 20 S., R. 23 W. Records avail able: 1940-48. Jan. 20, 33.70; Apr. 16, 33.17; July 21, 30.76; Oct. 21, 3C.22.
Norton County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 11 wells in Norton County
Well
l-21-35dc2-21-lbb2-21-2bd2-21-llaa2-21-18aa2-21-19dd2-22-lldc2-22-26ac2-22-28aa2-23-36cd3-23-8aa
Length of record ( years)
22231222121
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
3123222942636527472637
.46
.22
.53
.03
.44
.70
.95
.21
.30
.93
.37
Di
Apr.Aug.JulyJulyAug.JuneOct.JulyJulyJulyAug.
ite
2,29,31,31,29,3,7,
31,31,31,29,
19481947194719471947194819471947194719471947
Lowest level
33.7427.0126.1934.3543.2264.9067.3529.6149.1729.3038.80
Date
Oct .JuneOct.Oct.Nov.Oct.MayOct .MayOct .Dec.
7,24,7,7,
30,7,7,7,7,7,1,
19481946194819481948194719471948194719481948
947837 O 51-
100 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 11 wells in Norton County
Difference between Well highest and lowest
levels
l-21-35dc2-21-lbb2-21-2bd2-21-llaa2-21-18aa2-21-19dd2-22-lldc2-22-26ac2-22-28aa2-23-36cd3-23-8aa
2.283.793.665.82.78
1.201.402.401.872.371.43
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-1.40-1.52-.98
-2.17-.47+ .10-.82-.69+ .25-.95-.39
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-} for period of
record-0.50+ 1.55+ .46
-1.-63-.18+ .13+ .23-.06+ .32-.71-.95
One measurement of the water level was made in 8 of the observation
wells in Norton County in 1945 and 1946. These measurenents were inad
vertantly omitted from the 1947 water-level report and are included in
this report.
l-21-35dc. H. S. Whitaker. Records available: 1946, 1948.
sec. 35, T. 1 S., R. 21 W.
Date
May Jan.
3,l f
1946 1948
Water level33.24 31.98
Date
Apr. June
2, 1948 3
Water level31.46 31.91
Date
Aug. Oct.
4, 1948 7
Water level33.00 33.74
2-21-lbb. Verner Ross. NWfNW^ sec. 1, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records available: 1946, 1948.
JuneJan.Apr.
24,1,2
19461948
27.0123.9223.72
JuneAug.
3,4
1948 24.2224.62
Oct.Nov.
7,30
1948 25.4325.46
2-21-2bd. Vernon J. Hamilton. Records available: 1946, 1948.
sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 21 W.
JuneJan.Apr.
27,1,2,
19461948
25.7624.2023.84
JuneAug.
3,4
1948 24.4225.18
Oct.Nov.
7.30
1948 26.1925.30
2-21-llaa. W. B. Woods. available: 1945, 1948.
sec. 11, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records
Aug. Apr.
28, 2,
1945 1948
31 30
2-21-18aa. Mr available: 1947-48
Jan. Apr.
1 2
42 42
.44
.16June Oct.
. Hrypkema.
.70
.61June AUK.
3,7
NJ
3 4
1948 30 34
!4 N£ 4 sec .
42 42
.42
.85Nov.
18, T. 2 S
.66
.86Oct. Nov.
30, 1948
., R. 21 W.
7 30
33.07
Records
43.05 43.22
2-21-19dd. Owner unknown. available: 1946, 1948.
^ sec. 19, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records
MayJan.Apr.
27,1,2
19461948
63.9663.9163.80
' JuneAug.
3,4
1948 63.7063.84
Oct.Dec.
7,1
1948 63.8563.83
.KANSAS, OSBORNE COUNTY 109
2-22-lldc. Owner unknown. SW$SEt sec. 11, T. 2 S., R. 22 W. Records available: 1946, 1948.
Date
Jan.
Apr.
7,1, 2
1946 1948
Water level67.17 66.20 66.48
Date
June Aug.
3, 1948 4
Water level66.60 66.72
Date
Oct. Dec.
7, 19481
Water level66.89 66.94
2-22-26ac. Percy G. Whitaker. Records available: 1946, 1948.
sec. 26, T. 2 S., R. 22 W.
Apr. Jan.
29, 1,
1946 1948
29.31 28.65
Aug. Oct.
4,7
1948 29.05 29.61
Dec. 1, 1948 29.37
2-22-28aa. H. E. Fisher. NE^NEt sec. 28, T. 2 S., R. 22 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. Apr.
49.1049.08
June 3 Aug. 4
49.0849.10
Oct. 7 Dec. 1
49.1448.85
2-23-36cd. R. L. Brooks. available: 1946, 1948.
sec. 36, T. 2 S., R. 23 W. Records
JulyJan.Apr.
1,1,2
19461948
28.4528.0227.79
JuneAug.
3,4
1948 28.3528.71
Oct.Dec.
7,1
1948 29.3029.16
3-23-8aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 8, T. 3 S., R. 23 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. 1 Apr. 2
38.5358.61
June Aug.
38.58 I Oct.7 58.54 I Dec. 1
37.9858.80
Osborne County
Highest and lowest water in 15 wells
levels for the period of record, in Osborne County
Length of Well record( v
6-ll-34aa6-ll-36aa6-12-20bb6-12-23cd6-12-24aa6-13-12ba7-11-lScc7-ll-21da7-ll-23dd7-12-28ab7-13-15da7-14-6cb7-14-10dd7-15-8cc7-15-12dc
a Pumpingb Pumping .
years;335535222222222
recently.
Highest level
345056253237505218325623312210
.67
.65
.30
.23
.21
.85
.67
.24
.79
.45
.20
.65
.93
.95
.83
Aug.JulyNov.Jan.JulyMar.Mar.JulyNov.JulyNov.Dec.JulyAug.July
Date
18,50,26,2,
50,31,30,29,20,29,7,9,
29,27,29,
194719471945194819471948194819471946194719461946194719471947
Lowest level
37334327374033332534
a 38245223
b 20
.07
.05
.06
.17
.00
.95
.32
.86
.67
.60
.94
.19
.22
.64
.85
JuneApr.Jan.Apr.Nov.Dec.Mar.Nov.Aug.Jan.SeptNov.Feb.Feb.Dec.
Date
11,26,28,26,23,15,3,
29,27,7,
.30,29,4,
16,2,
194619461946194619451947194719481947194719471948194719481948
110 V;ATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference in water County
Well
6-ll-34aa6-ll-36aa6-12-20bb6-12-23cd6-12-24aa6-13-12ba7-11-lScc7-ll-21da7-ll-23dd7-12-28ab7-13-15da7-14-6cb7-14-10dd7-15-8cc7-15-12dc
between highest and lowest recorded water level, in 1948 and for period of record,
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
2.402.406.761.944.793.102.651.626.882.152.74.54.29.69
10.02
Net rise ( + ) net decline (
in 1948
-1.03-.80-.13-.19-.18
H.31 H.72-.20
-4.23-.97-.02-.27-.024-. 20
4-3.02
levels and net change in 15 wells in Osborne
Net rise (+) or \ net decline (-)
for period of record-0.41-.02
-4.254-1.014-2.494-. 86
+ 1.23-.43
-4.93-.04
-1.67-.494-. 240
-3.91
6-ll-34aa. W. E. Lowdon. NEfNE^ sec. 34, T. 6 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan . 5121927
Feb. 23Mar. 1
819
Water level35.3835.4335.5235.5835.8635.6535.7135.64
Date
Apr .
May
12162318
152229
Water level35.6035.6535.5735.6335.6235.7235.7035.75
Date
June 5121929
July 31025
Water level35.7035.7535.7335.6235.9135.9035.95
Date
Aug. 17
14Dec. fa
121926
Water level35.9336.0135.9536i3436.3436.3536.39
6-ll-36aa. J. M. Irey. available: 1946-48.
^NEt sec. 36, T. 6 S., R. 11 W. Records
Date
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
Water level31.80 32.10
Date
June AUK.
2 3
Water level32.38 32.28
Date
Oct. 6 Nov. 30
Water level32.66 32.82
6-12-20bb. C. M. Storer. available: 1946-48.
1i sec. 20, T. 6 S., R. 12 W. Records
Jan.Mar.
231
6-12-23cd. available: 1946-
Jan.Mar.
231
4040
C.48
2525
.45
.35JuneAuK.
Pink. SEi
.23
.52JuneAUK.
23
23
40.4040.31
Oct.Nov.
sec. 23, T. 6 S., R.
a 25.7725.50
Nov.
630
12 W.
20
4040
Records
25
.39
.55
.83
a Pumping.
6-12-24aa. L. available: 1946-48
Jan.Mar.
231
a 3232
J. Konzem. NE . Measurements
.75
.70JuneAUK.
23
i-NE^ sec. 24, T. 6 S discontinued after
32.6833.56
Oct.
., R. Oct. 6
6
12 W. Records , 1948.
34 .51
a Pumping.
6-13-12ba. P. L. Smith. available: 1946-48.
i sec. 12, T. 6 S., R. 13 W. Records
KANSAS, PAYillEE COUNTY 111
6-13-12ba--Continued.
Date
Jan. 2Mar. 31
Water level39.60 57.85
Date
June AUK.
2 5
Water level59.52 59.65
Date
Oct. 6 Nov. 50
Waterlevel
a 40.82 59.64
a Pumping.
7-11-lScc. Mrs. N. Beatty. SWfSWt sec. 18, T. 7 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1947-48. Feb. 16, 32.58; Mar. 30, 30.67; May 28, 31.73; July 30, 30.70. Measurements discontinued after July 30, 1948.
7-ll-21da. J. 0. Harrison. NL^SEf sec. 21, T. 7 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Feb. 16 Mar. 30
7-ll-23dd. Records- available
Feb. 16 Mar. 30
33.67 33.59
May 28 July 30
Owner unknown. SE^SE-f : 1947-48.
21.06 20.18
May 28 July 30
33.65 33.00
Sept .28 Nov. 29
sec. 23, T. 7 S., R.
19.74 19.58
Sept .28 Nov. 29
33.50 33.86
11 W.
20.44 a 24.73
a Pumping.
7-12-28ab. C. E. Galley. NWfNL-J sec. 28, T. 73., R. 12 W. Records available: 1947-48. Mar. 30, 33.03; July 30, 33.24; Sept. 28, 33.34; Nov. 29, 33.88.
7-13-15da. J-. W. Bathurst. Records available: 1947-48.
t sec. 15, T. 7 S., R. 13 W.
Feb. 16 Mar. 30
38.4558.10
May 28 July 50
37.4557.56
Sept.28 Nov. 29
58.4258.47
7-14-6cb. J. A. Guttery. NWtSWf sec. 6, T. 7 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1947-48.
Feb. 16 Mar. 50
24.0924.02
May 28 _July 50
24.0824.12
Sept.28 Nov. 29
24.1524.19
7-14-10dd. John Clark. available: 1947-48.
^SEt sec. 10, T. 7 S., R. 14 W. Records
Mar. 50 May 28
32.1552.15
July 30 Sept.26
52.0052.00
Nov. 29 32.17
7-15-8cc. F. Dibble. available: 1947-48.
tSW^ sec. 8 , T. 7 S., R. 15 W. Records
Feb. 16 Mar. 50
23.64 I May28 25.55 I July 30
25.2025.05
Sept.28 Nov. 29
23.0025.10
7-15-12dc. Tom Hale, Jr. SW^SEt sec. 12, T. 7 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1947-48. May 28, 14.66; July 30, 11.65; Sept. 28, 11.74; Nov. 29, 16.25, pumping recently.
Pawnee County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Pawnee County
Well
6 7 8
14
Length of record (years)
8 8 8 4.5
Highest level
19 25
b 7 15
.52
.69
.45
.49
Aug. Aug. Nov. Sept Oct.
Date
24, 25,8,
.22,19,
1948 1948 1947 1948 1948
Lowest level
a 27 29 18 17
.25
.17
.52
.72
Oct. Jan. Sept July
Date
8, 20, .50, 21,
1948 1948 1940 1944
a Nearby well pumping. b Pumping recently.
112 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 4 wells in Pawnee County
Well
6 7 8 14
Difference between highest and lowest
levels7.73 5.48
10.87 2.23
Net rise in 1948
2.58 2.22 1.55 .63
Net rise for period of
record4.07 1.32 5.20 2.07
6. Prank Elmore. SW. corner sec. 27, T. 21 S., R. 19 W. Records available: 1940-48. Jan. 20, 22.40; Mar. 16, 21.86; AFT". 14, 21.65; Aug. 24, 19.52. Measurements discontinued after Aug. 24, 1948.
7. Ralph Lupfer. able: 1940-48.
sec. 18, T. 22 S., R. 17 W. Records avail-
Date
Jan.- 20 Feb. 28 Mar. 16
Water level29.17 28.37 27.60
Date
Apr. 14 May 21 June 24
Water level28.38 28.29 28.78
Date
July Aug. Sept
19 23 ,22
Water level26.58 23.69 25.52
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 21
Water level25.91 26.12 26.18
8. P. B. Reed. 1940-48.
sec. 6, T. 22 S., R. 16 W. Records available;
Jan.Feb.Mar,
201816
14.7714.7014.28
Apr.MayJune
142124
13.3714.1414.69
JulyAug.Sept
1923
.22
14.148.08
10.51
Oct.Nov.Dec.
192421
11.4812.3012.59
14. B. Dnrtih. able: 1944-48.
sec. 29, T. 21 S., R. 15 W. Records avail-
Jan. 20 Feb. 18 Mar. 16
16.34 16.29 15.67
Apr. 14 May 21 June 24
15.72 15.72 15.77
July 19 Aug. 23 Sept. 22
15.55 14.86 15.49
Oct. Nov. Dec.
IS 24 21
15.49 15.68 15.65
Phillips County
Highest and lowest water in 14 wells
Well
l-19-19ccl-20-13adl-20-30cc
l-20-34ba4-17-25cd4-17-31bc4-18-30ab4-19-21dd4- 19 -3 Sab4-20-21cc5-j.6-3aa5-17-laa5-17-3cd5-17-12aa
Length of record(years)
11.51
13333333333
levels for the period in Phlllipa County
Highest Datelevel
172577
2783501510124842
151
.07
.05
.30
.07
.10
.59
.20
.10
.17
.46
.43
.73
.18
.93
Dec.JulyApr.Aug.Oct.Jan.JulyJulyJuneAug.Mar.JulyMar.MayMar.
5,31,2,4.
28,2,
30,30,2,
29,31,30,31,6,
31,
194719471948194819471948194719471948194719481947194819471948
of record,
Lowr.st Datelevel
202978
30865220151448447
2754
.18
.35
.43
.50
.27
.72
.29
.10
.17
.92
.76
.60
.00
.20
Nov.Oct.Jan.
Oct.SeptOct.SeptSeptNov.Feb.Dec.Nov.JuneSept
30,8,1,
8,.25,
6,.25,.25,30,6,
IV,21,12,.30,
194819481948
19481946194819461946194819461945194519461947
KANSAS, PHILLIPS COUUTY 113
Differencein waterCounty
Well
l-19-19ccl-20-13adl-20-30ccl-20-34ba4-17-25cd4-17-31bc4-18-30ab4-19-21dd4-19-35ab4-20- 21cc5-16-3aa5-17-laa5-17-3cd5-17-12aa
between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net changelevel, in 1948 and for period of record in 14
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
3.114.301.133.433.172.135.095.002.00.46
2.336.87
25.822.27
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-3.11-1.55+ .50-2.16-.73-.85
-1.78-»88
-1.49+ .04-.94-.56
-5.45-.07
wells In Phillips
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-) for period of
record-2.68-.52+ .52-1.83+2.09-.53
+ 1.88-1.23-1.51+ .35-.56+ .20-.35-+.69
l-19-19cc. Al Skelton. SW$SEi sec. 19, T. 1 S., R. 19 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Apr. June
2 3
Water level17.42 18.40
Date
Aug. Oct.
48
Water level18.52 19.73
Date
Nov. 30
Water level20.18
l-20-13ad. Owner unknown. SE^NE-^ sec. 13, T. IS., R. 20 W. Rec ords available: 1947-48.
Jan. Apr.
ords
Jan. Apr.
ords
Jan . Apr.
1 2
l-20-30cc. available:
1 2
l-20-34ba. available:
1 2
26.51 26.04
June AUK.
Owner unknown 1947-48.
78.43 77.30
June Aue.
Harold Parker 1947-48.
27.60 27.40
June AUK.
4-17-25cd. Minnie Gray, available: 1946-48.
Jan. Mar.
2 31
83.10 83,22
June AUK.
3 4
. sitfisw^
3 4
. NE^NWf
3 4
26.85 27.84
Oct.Nov.
sec. 30, T. 1
77.32 77.50
Oct. Nov.
sec. 34, T. 1
28.18 29.13
Oct. Nov.
SEtSWf sec. 25, T. 43.
2 3
83.20 83.60
Oct. Nov.
8 30
S., R. 20 W
7 30
S., R. 20 W
830
, R. 17 W.
6 30
29.35 28.23
Rec-
77.64 77.35
. Rec-
30.50 29.88
Records
83.60 84.03
4-17-31bc. C. B. Brower. SW*NWi sec. 31, T. 4 S., R. 17 IT. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 2, 51.34; Mar. 31, 51.43; Aug. 3, 52.10; Oct. 6, 52.72.
4-18-30ab. Sutley Estate. ords available! 1946-48.
sec. 30, T. 4 S. , R. 18 W. Rec
Jan.Mar.
231
4-19-21dd.available:
Jan . Mar.
2 31
1515
P.
.91
.49JuneAUK.
Kinter.
23
SEiSE?1946-48.
10 10
.80
.16June Aue.
2 3
1516
sec. 21,
10 a 10
.82
.52Oct
T. 4 S.,
.10 ,73
Oct Nov
. 630
R. 19 W.
. 6
. 30
17.0617.42
Records
a 11.81 a 12.11
a Pumping .
114 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
4-19-55ab. Glen Seeger. available: 1946-48.
ec. 55, . T. 4 S., R. 19 W. Records
Date
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
Water level13.02 13.31
Date
June AUK.
2 3
Water levelIS. 92 13.65
Date
Oct. 6 Nov. 30
Water level13.92 14.17
4-20-21cc. P. Albright. available: 1946-48.
^S^t sec. 21, T. 4 S., R. 20 W. Records
Jan.Mar.
2 51
48.49 48.46
June AUK.
2 5
5-16-3aa. M. W. Hardman. NE^NE available: 1946-48.
Jan .Mar.
2 51
45.65 45.52
JuneAUK.
2 5
48.52 48.60
Oct.Nov.
t sec. 3, T. 5 S.
45.59 44.04
Oct.
650
, R. 16 W.
6
48.56 48.57
Records
44.60
5-17-laa. Phillips County. NE^NE^ sec. 1, T. 5 S., R. 17 W. Rec ords available: 1946-48. Mar. 51, 0.73; June 2, 4.27; Aug. 3, 5.46; Oct. 6, 7.40.
5-17-3cd. Owner unknown. SE^SWf sec. 7 T 5 S., R. 17 W. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 31, 6.67; June 2, c.82; Aug. 3, 8.63; Oct. 6, 12.09.
5-17-12aa. E. R. Downing and others. R. 17 W. Records available: 1946-48.
tNEt sec. 12, T. 5 S.,
Jan. 2 Mar. 51
52.10 June 2 51.93 Aug. 5
51.95 Oct. 6 52 .16_ |______
52.20
Reno County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, ______________in 1 well in Reno County_______________
WellLength of record (years)
Highest level
Date Lowestlevel
Date
86 10.50 Oct. 26, 1946 19.08 Jar. 51, 194£
Difference between "... Lghest ard lowest recorded water levels and net chang* in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, In 1 well In Reno County __ __________________
WellDifference betweenhighest and lowest
levels
Net decline In 1948
Net declinefor periodof record
86 0.95 4.00
86. Mrs. Barb. SWiSEtSEt sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 6 W. (507 EastSixth Street). Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 6, 18.99; Mar. 31,19.08; July 9, 18.55; Sept. 26, 18.36.
Republic County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Republic County
Well
40158188202
Length of record (years)
7 777
Highest level
33 119
35
.00
.17
.40
.50
Dec. JuneJuneAug. Apr.
Date
25, 25,28,5,
27,
1944 194519471943 1946
Lowest level
IE1855
.46
.97
.40
.74
Sept Feb.Nov.Aug.
Date
. 6, 25,25,29,
194^ 194C194c194i
KANSAS, REPUBLIC COUNTY 115
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 4 wells in Republic County
Well
40 158 188 202
Difference between highest and lowest
levels2.46 4.80 9.00 2.25
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948-0.50 + .61 -.60 -.10
Net rise for period of
record1.06 1.23 2.42 .45
40. City of Republic. SW^NW-; sec. 31, T. 1 S., R. 4 W. Records available: 1942-48. Jan. 24, 34.40; Feb. 26, 34.40; Apr. 24, 34.40.
158. A. J. Dicker-man. SE^SEf sec. 1, T. 3 S., R. 4 W. available: 1942-48.
Records
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
25 25 25
Water level15.47 15.36 15.43
Date
Apr. May June
25 25 25
Water level11.30 15.11 15.12
Date
July Aug. Sept
25 25 .25
Water level13.87 14.53 14.65
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec.
25 25 25
Water level14.95 14.88 14.72
188. City of Courtland. SWtSWt sec. 16, T. 3 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1942-48.
Jan.Mar.
243
30
151413
.10
.10
.70
Apr.June
241
21
14.6013.7013.80
July 24Aug. 29Sept .£8
13.2016.0016.90
Nov.
Dec.
523
5
16.8016.7015.90
202. C. E. Erickson. SE^NW^ sec. 36, T. 4 S., R. 5 W. Correction; Depth to water level on Oct. 27, 1947, was 34.10 feet instead of 25.10 as published in Water-Supply Paper 1098. Tables giving highest water level and difference in water levels have been corrected in this report. Records available: 1942-48.
Feb.
June
1271
34.2034.1034.10
JuneJuly
2928
34.1034.10
SeptOct.
.2727
34.0034.10
Nov.Dec.
2926
34.1034.10
209. Glenn B. Snapp. SE^NEf sec. 1, T. 4 S., R. 3 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. No measurements made in 1948.
230. Lloyd Blosser. NE^SWt sec. 21, T. 4 S., R. 4 W. able: 1942-47. No measurements made in 1948.
Records avail-
l-5-7bb. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW^NWt sec. 7, T. 1 S., R. 5 W. Driven and bored observation well, diameter 1.25 inches, depth 13.2 feet. Measuring point, top of l-J-inch pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Oct. 1, 13
Nov. 14 Dec. 16 Jan. 15,
1947
1948
Water level8.07 8.12 8.48 8.57 8.50
Date
Feb. Mar. Apr. May
19, 1948 24 16 20
Water level8.25 6.95 7.04 7.38
Date
July Aug. Sept Nov.
26, 1948 19 .23
2
Water level7.05 7.64 8.40 8.83
1-5-7cb. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW^SWf sec. 7, T. 1 S., R. 5 W. Bored observation well, diameter 1.2S inches, depth 25 feet. Measuring point, top of 1^-inch pipe, 1.00 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Oct.
Nov.Dec.Jan .
1, 194713141615, x948
20.3520.4220.4720.9721.00
Feb.Mar.Apr.May
19, 1948241620
21.2420.3020.3020.77
JulyAug.SeptNcv.
26, 194619232
20.7521.2121.7621.89
116 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CE1TRAL STATES
Rice County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 20 wells in Rice County
Length of Well record
(years)18-6-13bc18-6-29ddd(C)18-6-29ddd(N)18-6-29ddd(S)18-7-10ad18-8-lOdc18-9-22ad18-10-2ca19-6-13dd19-6-17bal9-7-24abl9-7-34ab19-lO-22bc2C--6-23cd20-6-36bb20-9-13cc20-10-28ba21-6-llbb21-8-20cc21-9-28ad
33333333333333333333
Highest level
1132342937408
32405
33431448946
10
.62
.23
.55
.27
.18
.25
.88
.25
.43
.80
.30
.34
.56
.57
.20
.23
.64
.32
.03
.05
Aug.Dec.Dec.Dec.Aug.SeptAug.Aug.Mar.Aug.Aug.SeptAug.Apr.Aug.JulyAug.MayDec.July
Date
6,29,5,
29,5,
.30,6,5,
31,6,6,
.30,5,7.6,
22,5,-9,2,
22,
19481946194619461948194819481948194719481948194819481948194819471948194719481947
Lowest level
1333353043421134411336448
18ie9
1388
12
.14
.03
.62
.40
.54
.18
.50
.67
.12
.17
.12
.68
.00
.83
.06
.74
.39
.02
.76
.38
Jan.SeptSeptSeptSeptDec.Dec.Oct.
' Jan.Oct.Feb.Dec.Oct.Feb.Oct.SeptOct.Oct.Oct.Oct.
Date
6,.10,.10,.10,.16,
5,11,3,6,3,
27,29,4,
27,3,
.10,4,4,3,
30,
19481947194719471946194619471947194819471947194619461947194719471946194619471947
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 20 wells in Rice County
Difference between Well highest and lowest
levels
18-6-13bc18-6-29ddd(C)18-6-29ddd(N)18-6-29ddd(S)18-7-10ad18-8-10dc18-9-22ad18-10-2ca19-6-13dd19-6-17ba19-7-24ab19-7-34ab19-lO-22bc20-6-23cd20-6-36bb20-9-13cc20-lO-28ba21-6-llbb21-8-20cc21-9-28ad
1.52.80
1.071.136.361.932.622.42.69
7.372.821.346.44
14.2611.861.513.753.702.732.33
Net rise in 1948
1.27.09.12.17.30.67
1.151.01.38
3.251.531.003.30.07.73.53
1.28.67
2.221.69
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+0.25-.35-.12-.32+ .98+2.30+ .75-.69+ .01
+3.06+ .77+1.11+ .20
+2.10+5.78+ .75
+ 1.67+2.30+2.35+1.45
The wells in Rice County have been renumbered to conform to the lo
cation numbering system now used in Kansas. The new number is given
followed by the original number that was used in the 19A6 and 1947' water-
level reports.
KANSAS, RICE COUNTY 117
18-6-13bc (Well 7 in previous reports). P. Kasparek. SWtNWt sec. 13, T. 18 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Apr .
6 7
Water level13.14 12.08
Date
May Aug.
24 6
Water level12.21 11.62
Date
Sept. 30
Water level11.73
18-6-29ddd(C) (Well 20C in previous reports). Owner of property, G. G. Green; owner of well, Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEfSEi sec. 29, T. 18 S., R. 6 W. Records available; 1946-48. Jan. 6, 32.93; Apr. 7, 32,70. Measurements discontinued after Apr. 7, 1948.
18-6-29ddd(N) (Well 20N in previous reports). Owner of property, G. G. Green; owner of well, Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. sec. 29, T. 18 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 6, 35.14; Apr. 7, 34.95. Measurements discontinued after Apr. 7, 1948.
18-6-29ddd(S) (Well 20S in previous reports). Owner of property, G. G. Green; owner of well, Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEt sec. 29, T. 18 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 6, 30.23; Apr. 7, 29.92. Measurements discontinued after Apr. 7, 1948.
18-7-10ad (Well 8 in previous reports). G. J. O'Neill. f^tNEt sec. 10, T. 18 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Apr. 7 May 24
18-8-10dc eec. 10, T. 18
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
18-9-22ad sec. 22, T. 18
Jan. 7 Apr. 7
18-10-2ca sec. 2, T. 18
Jan. 7 Apr. 7
19-6- 13dd sec. 13, T. 19
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
19-6-17ba NEtNWi sec. 17
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
42.94 Aug. 5 37.18 Dec. 2 42.86 Sept. 30 42.12
(Well 9 in previous reports). C. Dobrinski. S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1946-48.
41.25 May 24 40.61 Sept. 30 40.70 AUK. 5 40.42 Dec. 2
(Well 10 in previous reports). 0. Brownleewe. S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1946-48.
11.13 May 24 9.76 Sept .30 9.39 AUK. 6 8.88 Dec. 2
42.55
m*
40.25 40.32
SE^NEt
9.84 9.95
(Well 11 in previous reports). The Bushton News. NE-jSWt S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1946-48.
34.10 May 24 34.02 Sept. 30 33.48 AUK. 5 32.25 Dec. 2
(Well 3 in previous reports). W. M. Myers . S S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48.
41.12 May 24 40.63 Sept .30 40.47 AUK. 6 40.73
(Well 19 in previous reports) . City of Little , T. 19 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48
12.30 May 24 9.18 Sept. 30 8.74 AUK. 6 5.80 Dec. 2
33.26 33.22
40.64
F iver .
8.90 9.37
19-7-24ab (Well 2 in previous reports). J. P. Pulliam.sec. 24, T. 19 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1946-48. Apr. 7, 34.18;May 24, 34.50; Aug. 6, 33.30; Sept. 30, 34.26.
19-7-34ab (Well 1 in previous reports). B. J. Good. NW^NEt sec. 34, T. 19 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1946-48. Apr. 7, 43.98; May 24, 43.88; Aug. 6, 43.47; Sept. 30, 43.34.
19-8-9cd (Well 17 in previous reports). J. A. Roesler. sec. 9, T. 19 S., R. 8W. Records available: 1946-47. Measurements dis continued after Dec. 10, 1947.
118 HATER LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CEVTRAL STATES
19-10-22bc (Well 12 in previous reports). J. h. Fowman. sec. 22, T. 19 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1946-4P.
Date
Jan . Apr.
7 7
Water level7.50 5.42
Date
May AUK.
24 5
Water level5.97 1.56
Date
Sept Dec.
.30 2
Water level3.82 4.18
20-6-23cd (Well 4 in previous reports). School district sec. 23, T. 20 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Apr.
sec.
Jan. Apr.
7 7
20-6-36bb 36, T. 20
7 7
16. 4.
06 57
May AUK.
24 6
(Well 5 in previous S., R. 6 W. Records
9. 4.
18 86
May AUK.
24 6
9. 5.
reports) . available
8. 4.
55 22
1 Sept. I Dec.
30 2
10 14
.70
.85
J. W. Harder. NW^NW^ : 1946-48.
17 20
Sept. 30 7 .37
20-9-13cc (Well 16 in previous reports). J. H. Pair. SW^SWt sec. 13 T. 20 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 7, 9.20; Apr. 7, 8.28; May 24, 8.67. Measurements discontinued after May 24, 1948.
20-lO-28ba (Well 13 in previous reports). H. Thompson. NEfNW^ sec. 28, T. 20 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan . Apr.
13.0012.00
May 24 AUA . 5
12.389.64
Sept .30 Dec. 2
10.9811.66
21-6-llbb (Well 6 in previous reports). J. C. Brown. NWfNW^ sec. 11, T. 21 S., h. 6 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 7, 5.84; Apr. 7, 4.54; May 24, 5.43. Measurement discontinued after May 24, 1948.
21-8-20cc (Well 15 in previous reports). R. J. Dill. SW^SWj sec. 20, T. 21 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 7 Apr. 7
8.056.64
May AUK.
245
7.234.98
Sept.30 Dec. 2
6.406.03
21-9-28ad (Well 14 in previous reports). J. H. Fair. SE^NEt sec. 28, T. 21 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 7, 11.88; Apr. 7, 10.30. Measurements discontinued after Apr. 7, 1948.
Russell County
By Janet S. 01son
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 10 wells in Russell County
Well
45808195
117126146148149152
Length of record (years)
7777777777
Highest level
183
10154
31143
1810
.39
.40
.85
.83
.70
.66
.59
.81
.35
.30
JulyApr.Aug.SeptApr.JulyApr.Apr.JulyApr.
Date
12,14,29
. v)13,10,8,8,
20,14,
1945194219411»441942194619431943194819 4R
Lowest level
247
134111038167
2126
.28
.76
.71
.28
.61
.02
.£0
.92
.£4
.45
Aug.JuneJulyDec.Dec.Jan.SeptOct.JuneSept
Date
20,29,10,20,20,13,
1,2,
29,.22,
1941194319471943194319431942194119431941
KANSAS, SALINE COUNTY 119
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level, In 1948 and for period of record*In 10 wells in Russell County
Well
45808195
117126146148149152
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
5.894.36
32.865.555.916.361.614.113.1916.15
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+ 1.68+ .33
+ 2.01-1.25+ .14
+ 2.83+ .68+ .27+ .15-.29
Net rise (+) net decline for period
record+ 2.94-.79
-21.05+ 2.05+ .47
+ 2.22+ .77+ .74
+ 1.71+ 9.46
or (-) of
45. -Jacob Plogler. NW^NW^ sec. 11, T. 15 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 16, 23.38; Apr. 14, 21.29; July 20, 21.34.
80. Joseph j^urthmyer, Jr. SEfSEt sec. 9, T. 14 S., R. 15 V. Rec ords available: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 5.33; Apr. 14, 4.90; July 20, 4.91; Oct. 20, 5.50.
81. Joseph Purthmyer, Jr. SEfSE;f sec. 9, T. 14 S., R. 15 If'. Rec ords available: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 130.98; Apr. 14, 132.38; July 20, 123.27; Oct. 20, 122.90.
95. George J. Gobleman. STK^NEt sec. 28, T. 11 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 7.22.
117. Marie Dutt and others. S&tNEf sec. 18, T. 13 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 15, 5.96; Apr. 14, 6.68; July 20, 5.29; Oct. 20, 6.11.
126. Bertha Dewald. NWtSWt sec. 19, T. 13 S., R. 13 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 16, 32.90.
146. D. P. Steinle. NE^NEt sec. 24, T. 14 S., 1\. 12 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 16, 14.81; Apr. 14, 15.54; July 20, 15.57; Oct. 20, 15.03.
148. John Penex. NE^SEt sec. 13, T. 14 3., R. 13 W. Records avail able: 1941-48. Apr. 14, 19.24; July 20, 18.35; Oct. 20, 19.15.
149. George Boxberger, Jr. NE^NEt sec. 22, T. 14 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1941-48. Apr. 14, 19.24; July 20, 18.35; Oct. 20, 19.15.
152. D. D. Belsel. SWfS&t sec. 10, T. 14 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1941-48. Jan. 16, 15.96; Apr. 14, 10.30; July 20, 12.35; Oct. 20, 16.99.
Saline County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period, of record, in 11 wells in Saline County
Well
15-2-17cd15-2-18cd15-2-30dc15-3-24dd15-3-36ab16-2-7bb16-2-18cc
Length of record Highest(years) level
3333333
22221917231023
.33
.90
.58
.49
.54
.30,39
Aug.Nov.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Nov.
Date
6,4,6,6,6,6,4,
1948194519481948194819481946
Lowest level
25252220272226
.44
.50
.42
.64
.35
.08
.52
Jan.Jan .Sept .Jan.Jan .Aug.Dec.Jan .
Date
6,6,5,6,6,1,1,6,
19481948194619481948194619471948
120 'WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194C, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Highest and lowest water levels for the perioi of record, In 11 wells In Saline County Continued
Well
16-2-19ab 16-3-13cd 16-3-26dc 1 6-3-3 4dd
Length of record (years)
3 3 3 3
Highest level
21.00 20.70 19.00 20.92
Date
Nov. 4, 1946 Apr. 1, 1946 Dec. 2, 1946 Dec. 2, 1946
Lo-rest level
24.67 24.38 21.60 2.T . 15
Date
Dec. I, 194" Jan. 6, 194£ Jan. 6, 194£ Jan. 6, 194F
Difference in water County
between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change level, in 1948 and for period of record in 11 wells in Saline
WellDifference betweenhighest and lowest
levelsNet rise in 1948
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record15-2-17cd15-2- 18cd15-2-30dc15-3-24dd15-3-36ab16-2-7bb16-2-lScc16-2-19ab16-3-13cd16-3-26dc16-3-34dd
3.112.602.843.153.813.783.133.673.682.602.23
1.29.72
1.241.291.901.23
.74
.731.14
.80
.98
-0.25-.55+ .30-.28-.10+ .48+ .02-.04
-2.36-.14+ .47
15-2-17cd. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. T. 15 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 17,
Date
Jan. Apr.
6 7
Water level25.44 24.43
Date
May AUK.
28 6
Water level24.87 22. 33
Date
Sept Dec.
.30 3
Water level23.32 23.98
15-2-18cd. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SE. corner SW-j sec. 18, T. 15 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-4?.
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
15-2-30dc T. 15 S., R. 2
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
15-3-24dd s«c. 24, T. 15
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
15-3-36ab sec. 36, T. 15
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
16-2-7bb. T. 16 S., R. 2
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
25.50 May 28 25.18 Sept. 30 24.83 AUK. 6 23.70 Dec. 3
Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SW W. Records available: 1946-48.
22.41 May 28 21.38 Sept. 30 20.85 AUK. 6 19.58 Dec. 3
Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SE S., R. 24 W. Records available: 1946-48.
20.64 May 28 19.44 Sept .30 18.93 AUK. 6 17.49 Dec. 3
Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-4?.
27.35 May 28 25.74 Sept. 30 25.48 AUK. 6 23.54 Dec. 3
Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW. W. Records available: 1946-48.
21.14 May 28 20.13 Sept .30 19.75-: AUK. 6 18.30 Dec. 3
24.16 24.67
$SEt sec. 30,
20.60 21.08
. corner
18.75 19.18
. corner NE-t
24.98 25.40
corner sec. 7
19.05 19.72
KANSAS, SCOTT COUNTY 121
16-2-18cc. Geol. Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. SW. corner sec. 18, T. 16 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Apr.
6 7
Water level26.52 25.54
Date
May 28AUK. 6
Water level26.18 24.83
Date
Sept .30 Dec. 2
Water level25.47 25.78
16-2-19ab T. 16 S., R. 2
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
16-3-13cd T. 16 S., R. 3
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
16-3-26dc T. 16 S., R. 3
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
16-3-34dd T. 16 S., R. 3
Jan. 6 Apr. 7
Geol. Survey, D.,S. Dept. of Interior. NWtNEt W. Records available: 1946-48.
24.66 23.62
May 28 24.41 AUK. 6 22.98
Sept .30 Dec. 2
. Geol. Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. SEtSW-t W. Records available: 1946-48.
24.38 23.32
May 28 23.56* AUK. 6 21.78
Sept. 30 Dec. 2
Geol. Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. SW^SEi W. Records available: 1946-48.
21.60 20.17
May 28 20.75 AUK. 6 19.50
Sept .30 Dec. 2
Geol. Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. S&tS£l W. Records available: 1946-48.
23.15 21.84
May 28 22.36 AUK. 6 21.57
Sept. 30 Dec. 2
sec. 19,
23.70 23.94
sec. 13,
22.44 23.06
sec. 26,
20.28 20.74
sec. 34,
21.90 22.09
Scott County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 11 wells in Scott County
Well
1
1A
22A39
1932
394850
Length of record (years)
17
8
154.59999
999
Highest level
55
53
303167474537
672994
.89
.42
.95
.58
.94
.77
.38
.79
.00
.51
.99
MayMayAug.Aug.Apr.Aug.MaySeptApr.Apr.Apr.Mar.JuneOct.
Date
14,16,16,18,25,10,30,
. 8,18,20,22,5,6,
13,
19341934194019401939194419341939194019391939194719471948
Lowest level
68
58
403891555744
683197
.48
.63
.81
.33
.99
.09
.32
.35
.76
.63
.95
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.Sept.Oct.Jar.JureSept.
Apr.JulyAug.
Date
4,
27,29,11,16,13,14,15,20,
16,13,6,
1947
28,1948194719461948194819481948
194319481945
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 11 wells in Scott County
Well
1 1A 2
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
12.57 5.21 9.86
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.42 -.94 + .81
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-9.57 -5.17 -8.55
122 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level, in 1948 and for period of record>in 11 wells In Scott County--Cont i nued
Well
2A39
1932394850
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
6.7524.057.32
11.946.561.762.122.96
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
In 1948
-1-0.06-2.69-1.39-2.54-1.17-.02-.14+ .28
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-4.78
-12.57-7.32-6.21-5.79+ .65+ .02
+ 2.75
1. Mrs. Rosine Smith. NW. corner sec. 9, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Rec ords available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan . Feb. Mar.
NWi
14 22 22
1A. sec .
Water level65.35 65.14 65.04
Date
Apr. May June
13 19 15
Division of Water 3, T. 20 S., R. 33
Water level64.97 65.17 65.16
n . Water Date , - levelJuly 13 64.91 Aug. 16 65.34 Sept. 20 66.64
Date
Oct. Nov. Dec.
Resources, Kansas State Borrd of W. Records available: 19*0-48.
13 10 15
Water level67.60 66.25 65.90
Agriculture .
Lowest dally water levelDay J
1 . .2 ..3 ..4 ..5 ..6 . .78 . .9 . ,
10 , ,11 ..12 . .13 ..14 5815 5816 5817 5818 5819 5820 5821 5822 5823 5824 5825 5826 5827 5828 ..29 . .30 ..31 ..
an.
. . .
. . .
. . .
.05
.05
.05
.05
.04
.05
.05
.05
.05
.05
.05
.05
.05
.05
Feb.
.....
.....
.....
. . .
.....
......
.....
57.9357.9457.9457.9457.9457.9357.9357.93
Mar.57.9357.9257.9257.9257.9157.9057.8957.8957.8857.8657.8557.8457.8457.8357.83
.57.8357.8157.8157.8157.8057.8057.8057.8057.7957.7857.7857.7757.7657.7657.7657.75
Apr.57.7557.7557.7457.7457.7457.7457.7357.7357.7257.7257.7257.7157.7157.7157.7057.7057.7057.6957.6957.6857.6357.6757.6757.6657.6657.6757.6757.6957.7057.71
May57.7457.7657.7757.7857.8057.8157.8357.8557.8757.8857.8957.9057.9057.9257.9357.9557.9657.9657.9757.9857.9957.9957.9857.9857.9957.9857.9957. S957.9858.0058.01
June58.0058.0058.0158.0058.0158.0158.0158.0158.0158.0058.0158.0058.0057.9957.9957.9957.9958.0058.0158.0158.0158.0258.0358.0358.0358.0358.0458.0558.0558.05
July58.0558.0558.0658.0658.0658.0658.0658.0658.0658.0658.0658.0558.0558.0458.0558.0458.0558.0558.0658.0758.0658.0758.0758.0758.0858.0758.0758.0858.0858.0858.09
Aug.58.0958.1058.1158.1258.1258.1258.1358.1358.1458.14.........................58.1458.1458.1458.1458.1358.1358.1258.1258.1158.1158.1158.1058.1058.1058.1058.10
Sept ,58.0958.0958.1058.1158.1258.1358.1458.1458.1558.1658.1858.1858.1958.1958.2058.2058.2158.2158.2258.2258.2258.2258.2258.2358.2358.2458.2458.2358.2358.23
. Oct.58.2358.2458.2558.2558.2658.2658.2758.2958.3058.3158.3258.3258.3258.3258.3358.3358.3458.3458.3558.3558.3558.3758.3858.3958.3958.4058.4258.4258.4258.4258.43
Nov.58.4458.4458.4458.4458.4458.4558.4558.4558.4558.4558.4558.4658.4758.4858.4858.4958.4958.4958.4958.4958.4858.4858.4858.4858.4958.4958.5058.5158.5258.52
Dec.58.53
< 58 . 5358.5558.5558.5658.5658.5658.5758.5758.5858.5858.5958.5958.6058.60.....58.6058.6058.6158.6258.6258.6258.6258.6258.6258.6258.6358.6358.6358.6258.62
2. E. E. Coffin. NEiSEi sec. 25, T. 18 S., R. 3? W. Measuring poin beginning Jan. 1, 1948, top edge of casing, south side, 0.2 foot lower tha- old measuring point, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1939-48.
KANSAS, SCOTT COUNTY 123
2 Continued.
Date
Jan. 14 1?eb. 22 Mar. 22
Water level39.78 38.82 40.10
Date
Apr. 13 May 19 June 1 5
Water level40.57 38.93 38.05
Date
July 13 Aug. 16 Sept. 20
Water level39.18 38.31 39.68
Date
Oct. 13 Nov. 10 Dec. 15
Water level40.66 39.83 40.00
2A. Division of Water Resources, Kansas State Board of Agriculture. iSEi sec. 26, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1944-48.
_____ Lowest daily water levelDay Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Dav Jan. Feb. Mar. Anr.1 36.412 36.393 36.394 36.405 36.386 36.387 36.358 36.339 36.35
10 36.33 LI 36.30 \2 36.31 ".3 36.3214 36.2815 36.27 \6 36.28
35.7635.7435.7535.7535.73
35.5935.6235.64
35.55 55.9235.55 35.9835.54 36.0235.52 36.0435.53 36.0735.51 36.1335.53 36.1435.56 36.1735.52 36.2435.48 36.3135.50 36.3635.52 .....35.53 ..... 35.49 ..... 35.47 ..... 35;47 .....
17 36.2518 36.2319 36.2220 36.2021 36.1922 36.1723 36.1724 36.1525 36.1626 36.1627 36.1628 .....29 .....30 .....31 .....
35.8235.8235.8535.8235.7935.7735.8035.79
35.6135.5835.6035.5735.5935.5835.5835.5735.5435.5635.6035.5635.5335.5135.55
35.4535.4235.4435.4735.4535.4235.4635.5835.6735.7435.8035.8335.8535.88
3. Claude Hughes, available: 1939-48.
sec. 21, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records
late
Jan. 14 'eb. 22 Mar. 22
Water level81.72 81.47 77.13
Date
Apr. 13 May 19 June 15
Water level77.70 79.12 80.05
Date
Aug. 16 Sept. 20 Oct. 13
Water level79.31 83.80 91.99
Date
Nov. 10 Dec. 15
Water level87.69 82.35
9. Mrs. Rosine Smith. SW^SWi sec. 35, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1939-48. Jan. 14, 55.09. Measurements discontinued after Tan. 14, 1948.
19. 1939-48.
J. Dyer. sec. 12, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records available;
-Tan.Feb.Mar.
142222
50.2349.9349.67
Apr.JuneJuly
141513
49.6557.3256.42
Aug.SeptOct.
16.2013
51.8051.9556.02
Nov.Dec.
1015
52.3453.30
32. E. J. Roark. : 1939-48.
sec. 25, T. 19 S., R. 35 W. Records avail-
Jan. 14 Feb. 22 far. 22
42.48 42.39 42.51
Apr. 13 May 19 June 15
42.40 42.82 42.99
July 13 Aug. 16 Sent. 20
43.28 42.45 44.35
Oct. Nov. Dec.
13 10 15
44.01 43.69 43.58
39. Henry F. Poos Estate. NE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 18 S., R. 31 W. Rec ords available: 1939-48. Jan. 14, 67.88.
48. P. Roark. NE^NE^ sec. 25, T. 20 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan.Feb. 'ar.
142220
30.5330.8530.44
Apr.MayJune
131915
30.4730.6830.78
JulyAug.Sept
1316
.20
31.6329.6530.45
Oct.Nov.Dec.
151015
30.5630.5230.50
947837 O 51-
124 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
50. F. M. Houston. SW^SEi sec. 28, T. 19 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-48. Jan. 14, 95.19; Apr. 13, 95.18; Oct. 13, 94.99.
Sedgwick County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of in 29 wells in Sedgwick County
Length of Highest _. Well record ilt,»n Date/ \ xc v ox
(years)1112
26307
502800802804805807808809810811812814
815
816825826830834838840842845846847870
11 51 .3411 11.06
11 5.0011 9.08
6 12.4910 7.2710 1.9610 .5910 1.5710 19.4510 19.9410 6.7710 1.9410 3.6910 6.54]0 9.72
10 7.65
10 5.3210 5. .4910 2.1210 23.7910 5.8710 20.8310 .5310 1.3910 8.2010 11.3510 10.5510 1.64
a Affected by pumping in
Differencein waterCounty
Well
111226
307502800802804
between highest and
Aug. 4, 1945May 7, 1944
8, 1944
July 24, 1948May 12, 1945
13, 194520, 1945
Mar. 20, 1944Apr. 29, 1944May 11, 1942May 2, 1945May 2, 1945May 8, 1944.Oct. 4, 1945Apr. 29, 1944Apr.- 28, 1944May 6, 1944Sept .27, 1948May 4, 1945
May 11, 1945
Oct. 8, 1945May 4, 1945May 9, 1944May 2, 1945May 8, 1944May 29, 1945Sept .30, 1945Oct. 4, 1945May 8, 1944May 8, 1944May 8, 1944Nov. 9. 1945
nearby well field.
Lowest level
60.3418.99
a 23.1815.04
26.7019.698.465.206.27
23.0423.4714.6813.389.5718.9117.11
14.04
18.4715.1813.0128.6211.7026.918.307.62
16.1618.2118.368.30
lowest recorded water levelslevel in 1948 and for period of record
Difference between Net rise (+) highest and lowest net decline 1
levels in 1948
9.007.93
18.185.96
14.2112.426.504.61
+1.09+3.67-.19
+2.73-4.60+ .04+ .58
+1.23
record
Date
July 4, 1938Apr. 1, 1938
2, 19388, 19389, 1938
11, 193812, 1938
Jan. 29, 1940Feb. 26, 1948
Aug. 30, 1946Apr. 3, 1940Dec. 5, 1947Sept. 26, 1946Sept. 26, 1946Jan. 2, 1941Mar. 4, 1941Jan. 2, 1941Aug. 30, 1940July 8, 1946Feb. 10, 1947Dec. 3, 1940Jan. 2, 1941Feb. 3, 1941Mar. 4, 1941May 1, 1941Jan. 24, 1941
31, 1941Mar. 3, 1947Dec. 5, 1947Nov. 5, 1940Oct. 3, 1940Oct. 3, 1940Nov. 5, 1940Mar. 10, 1947Sept. 26, 1946Dec. 5, 1947Dec. 5, 1947Dec. 5, 1947Nov. 5, 1940
and net changeIn 2£ wells in Sedgwick
or Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+5.50+4.67+4.11+ .58-1.46+2.88-2.67-.49
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUJJTY. 125
Differencein water
between highest and lowest recorded waterlevel in 1948 and for period of record in
levels and net change29 wells in Sedgwick
C ountv C ont inued
Well
805807808809810811812814815816825826830834838840842845846847870
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
4.703.593.537.91
11.445.88
12.377.396.39
13.159.69
10.894.835.836.087.776.237.966.367.816.66
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+1.10+1.38-.77
+2.11+2.31+2.68+4.58+2.48-.34
+ 3.90+ 4.04+ 6.02+ 1.46+ 1.02+2.09-.56+ .16-1.06+ .30+ .46
+2.32
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.61+ 1.01+ .58
+1.73+ .49
+1.51+ 4.13+ 4.54+ .13
+ 3.40+ 4.17+ 5.24-2.04+ 1.87+ 3.11+ 3.14+ .92-.72-.69-.68
+ 2.73
11. J. H. Helm. SE. corner sec. 22, T. 26 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48.
Date
Jam. 30 Mar. 3
30
Water level54.87 54.79 55.24
Date
May 5 26
June 30
Water level55.56 55.72 54.63
Date
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
Water level54.43 55.21 54.29
Date
Nov. Dec.
3 3
Water level53.72 53.74
12. Dr. A. D. Updegraph. NW^SEi sec. 26, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1937-48. Water-stage recorder removed Aug. 17, 1948.
__ ____________Lowest daily water level_____________________Da? Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. N->V. Dec.
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.....814.9817.75 17.62 16.74 16.96 17.22 16.06 .....17.75 17.52 16.76 16.97 ..... 15.91 13.7417.75 17.46 16.74 16.98 ..... 15.78 13.76 ..... .....17.76 17.40 16.73 ..... ..... 15.68 13.78 ..... .....17.76 17.34 16.74 ..... ..... 15.61 13.78 ..... .....17.76 17.29 16.73 ..... ..... 15.57 13.78 ..... .....17.77 17.26 16.76 ..... ..... 15.52 13.79 ..... .....17.77 17.24 16.78 ..... 17.28 15.49 13.31 ..... .....17.30 17.23 16.78 ..... 17.28 15.46 13.83 ..... .....17.81 17.21 16.76 17.03 17.28 15.44 13.85 ..... .....17.81 17.21 16.77 17.04 17.28 15.41 13.89 ..... .....17.81 17.21 16.82 17.04 17.29 15.39 13.90 ..... .....17.80 17.17 16.84 17.05 17.31 15.36 13.92 ..... .....17.82 17.15 16.84 17.05 17.31 15.32 13.93 ..... .....17.82 17.13 16.84 17.07 17.31 15.29 13.94 ..... .....17.83 17.13 16.85 17.07 ..... 15.15 13.93 ..... .....17.81 17.12 16.86 17.09 ..... 15.07 ..... ..... .....17.80 17.08 16.84 ..... ..... 14.94 ..... ..... .....17.83 17.06 16.87 ..... ..... 14.80 ..... ..... .....17.83 16.98 16.89 ..... ..... 14.65 ..... ..... .....17.82 16.91 16.90 ..... ..... 14.52 ..... ..... .....17.80 16.87 16.89 ..... 17.15 14.32 ..... ..... .....17.78 16.80 16.90 ..... ..... 14.24 ..... ..... .....17.78 16.79 16.91 ..... ..... 14.09 .....al4.76 .....17.80 16.77 16.92 ..... ..... 13.98 ..... ..... .....
________17.79 16.75 16.94 17.26 ..... 13.89 ..... ..... .....a Wetted-tape measurement.
17.5917.6017.6217.6217.6317.6317.6217.6417.6517.6517.6417.6517.6617.6617.6617.6717.6717.6717.6917.6917.6917.7117.7117.7117.7217.75
a!5.17
126 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
12 Continued.
Lowest daily water levelDay27282930 31
Jan . Feb . Mar. Apr . Ma y June July17.73 17.77 16.76 16.97 17.16 ..... 13.8317.73 17.77 16.75 16.95 17.17 ..... .....17.73 17.71 16.72 16.93 17.18 16.32 .....17.74 16.71 16.94 17.20 16.23 ..... 17.74 16.73 17.21 .....
AUR. Sept.
.....a!4.76
Nov. Dec.
.....a!5.22
a Wetted-tape measurement.
26. Wichita Water Co. SW^ sec. 18, T. 27 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1937-48.
____ _______________Lowest daily water level____________________ Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
1 12.132 12.173 12.104 12.105 12.006 11.927 11.868 11.800 11.85
10 11.8711 11.8712 11.9413 11.9*14 11.9515 11.9816 12.0417 12.1318 12.2119 12.2520 12.2321 12.1622 12.0923 12.1624 12.2525 12.2526 12.2327 12.1928 12.1529 12.1030 12.0631 12.03
307able: 1
12.0011.9711.9511.9311.9311.9211.9111.9211.8911.8911.9211.9311.9611.9911.9711.9111.8511.7811.7311.7311.7111.6911.6511.6211.5811.5311.4511.2110.56
. J.937-48
10.4510.449.889.94
10.0910.2110.3110.3410.3710.4110.6510.8110.8310.8310.6310.5610.4810.781O.9510.8210.9910.279.879.829.809.98
10.0910.1210.2010.8812.01
11.3012.3512.5611.4913.2013.2413.6913.7413.1314.1014.4714.3314.4614.8915.0115.1015.1915.3815.4015.3215.3213.9012.9212.5112.2512.07....................
.....
12.18
11.5211.5211.5111.5011.5011.5211.5311.53. . . . ....... . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .11.7411.7311.7011.7211.7211.71
R. Clark. NW^NW^SW
Lowest
11.70
12.0712.0513.8314.3514.5313.6612.5913.21. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .11.57. . . . .. . . . ....... . . .. . . . .. . . . .8.548.17
^ sec .
daily
7.887.717.537.758.118.648.969.229 .419!449.239.109.229.55
10.929.428.817.567.156.826.626.135.525.005.115.675.98...... . . . .. . . . .. .. . .
1, T.
water
.....10.24
9^4210.4010.329.129.649.599.589.859.889.689.208.638.227.917.678.419.859.639.08
10.7210.56. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .11.8212.38
26 S.
level
12. 8*13.0112.5712.0711.1811.0411.0511.0311.0010.9710.9911. 04ii.ov11.0911.1211.1611.3512.1411. SO12.65.....13.2912.8012. C711.8711.6511.5615.5511.5511.56
, R. 2
11.5711.5811.5811.5911.6111.6411.6411.6511.6611.6811.69
- ..............................................................................................
11.7211.7011.6411.6111.6411.6511.6511.6312.3712.1011.8511,7611.7311.7011.6811.6711.6711.6311.6311.6311.6211.62..............................11.5111.50
W. Records
11.4511.4111.3911.3611.3611.3613.5014.7315.4514.9013.3012.8012.43..............................12.3312.3312.3212.3012.2612.2612.2312.2012.2112.2212.2112.17
avail-
Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.1 14.70 2 14.70 3 14 704 14.705 14.726 14.727 14.728 14.719 14.69
10 14.68 11 14.67 12 14.6613 14.6614 14.66 15 14.66
14.85 14.86 14.8714.8714.8714.8714.8714.8714.8714.90 14.91 14 921 A. Q^
14.94 14.94
14.90 14.84 14.8114.7714.741 A. T?1 A. T?1 A. T?
T4.72
14.73 14.74 14.7614.7614.76 14.74
14.27 14.261 A. P"^
14.2214.1914.1814.1714.1614.1514.11 14.07 14.0714.0214.01 13.99
14!03
14.20 14.20 14 201 &. P^
14.24 14.26
14.52
14.6714.6914.70 14.72 14.741 A. "7^
14.75 14.75
13.71 13.71 13.6813.6613.6613.6413.6513.6513.6513.64 13.59 13.5113.4813.47 13.36
9.92 9.929.949.949.929.919.919.929.92 9.94 9 949 949.90 9.80
10.30 10.31 10.3410.3610.3910.4210.4510.4710.4710.48 10.50 10.5410.5610.59 10.60
10.90 10.91 10.9110.9110.9310.9911.0111.0211.0211.05 11.07
.....
11.3111.3211.3611.3811.3811.3411.3411.38 11.391 1 A."*,
11.4411.45 11.45
11.64 11.65 11.6511.6511.6911.7011.7011.6911.7011.68 11.63 11.701 1 "7P
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 127
307 Continued.
Lowest daily water levelDay Jan.16 14.6517 14.6518 14.6719 14.7220 14.7321 14.7522 14.7623 14.7624 14.7725 14.7726 14.8127 14.8128 14.8229 14.8330 14. B431 14.85
Feb.14.9514.9514.9634.9714. S714.9814.9915.0015.0215.0315.'0415.0014.9514.92
Mar.
14.7414.7414.7314.7014.5914.5014.4614.3914.3914.3814.3714.3614.3514.3414.3114.28
Apr.
13.9813.9713.9513.9313.9213.9213.9313.9513.9613.9613.96
.....
.....
.....
May14.2714.30..............................14.4514.4514.4314.4514.4714.4814.4814.48
June
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....14.7814.7414.5914.5414.4214.3414.0413.8613.77
July12.4112.0011.8311.7011.6711.6511.5811.2011.0110,9310.8610.85...............
Aug.9.899.929.959.969.99
10.0210.0610.09..........
.....
.....
.....10.2510.28
Sept,10.6410.6610.6810.7010.7210.7410.7910.8110.8410.8810.8810.8910.8910.8710.88
, Oct. N
..... 11
..... 11
..... 11
..... 11
..... 11
..... 11
..... 11
..... . .
..... .
..... . .
.....
..... . .
..... 11
..... 11
ov.
.48
.48
.48
.51
.55
.57
.57
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
.63
.64
Dec.....................11.7911.8111.8311.8511.8811.8911.9011.9011.9411.9611.9611.96
R.502. Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
1 E. Records available: 1943-48.NW. corner sec. 29, T. 26 S., Pumping before each measurement.
Date
Feb. Mar. Apr.
2 121
Water level21.80 20.50 20.80
Date
May June June
10 11 13
Water level18.20 25.10 20.80
Date
Aug. Sept Oct.
16 . 7 11
Water level21.10 24.40 24.20
Date
Nov. Dec.
12 3
Water level26.00 25.70
800. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 33, T. 26 S., R. IE. Correction; Depth to water level on Jan, 3, 1946, was 11.82 feet instead of 6.80 feet as indicated in Water-Supply Paper 1073. Tables giving highest water level and difference In water levels have been corrected In this report. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan. 30Mar. 3
30
16.2215.9615.98
May 526
June 30
16.5217.0416.12
Aug. 831
Sepi>.23
15.7816.8616.17
Nov.Dec.
33
15.9916.03
802. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 1, T. 27 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan .Mar.
303
30
8.116.486.72
May
June
52630
7.568.036.22
Aug.
Sept
83123
5.477.687.10
Nov.Dec.
33
7.367.40
804. City of Wichita, SE. corner sec. 16, T. 26 S., R. 1 W, Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Mar.
203
30
3.992.412.67
May
June
52630
3.083.792.61
Aug.
Sept
831.23
2.283.583.94
Nov.Dec.
33
2.542.58
805. City of Wichita. NW. corner NE^ sec. 19, T. 26 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Mar.
303
30
5.593.603.70
May
June
52630
4.235.052.92
Aug.
Sept
831.23
2.514.793.72
Nov.Dec.
53
3.703.72
807. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 10, T. 26 S., R. 2 V. .Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Mar.
303
30
22.7822.1221.69
May
June
52630
21.9122.1521.21
Aug.
Sept
831.23
21.0321.8921.98
Nov.Dec.
33
21.3021.28
128 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
808. City of Wichita. Records available: 1938-48.
SW. corner NW£ aec. 18, T. 26 S., R. 2 W.
Date
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
Water level22.26 21.79 21.54
Date
May 5 26
June 50
Water level21.36 22.44 21.76
Date
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
Water level20.69 21.14 20.83
Date
Nov. Dec.
3 3
Water level22.91 22.86
809. City of Wichita, orda available: 1938-48.
NW. corner sec. 21, T. 28 S., R. 1 E. Rec-
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
13.18 12.26 12.31
May 5 26
June 30
13.12 13.96 12.91
Aug. 8 31
Sect. 23
12.42 13.21 10.66
Nov. Dec.
33
10.90 10.93
810. City of Wichita. Records available' 1938-48.
NE. corner SEt aec. 35, T. 26 S., R. 1 W.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5121926292428
12.8312.8112.7912.8212.8412.9412.8612.3312.39
Mar.
Apr.May
June
July
152953
251
22296
12.2112.0012.1812.6511.4811.5011.4610.7610.44
July
Aug.
Sept.
1319271016307
1322
10.399.998.729.569.589.769.869.8210.16
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
15296
2027
10.0110.1310.3110.3410.3910.2310.2410.3310.41
811. City of Wichita. orda available: 1938-48.
SE. corner aec.'SS, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Rec-
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
512192629
2428
8.598.608.618.588.598.628.597.988.04
Mar.
Apr.May
June
July
152953
251
22296
7.967.757.83V.845.605.805.795.515.38
July
Aug.
Sept
131927101630
. 71322
5.124.764.414.714.795.025.075.055.37
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
15296
2027
5.425.505.725.805.865.845.885.905.96
812. City of Wichita. ords available: 1938-48.
NW. corner aec. 27, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Rec-
Jan .
Feb.
Mar.
512192629
2428
11.9411.9812.0212.0312.0112.1112.0611.6211.79
Mar.
Apr.June
July
152951
22296
1319
11.5611.0211.0710.5610.5810.3610.2210.089.71
JulyAug.
Sept
27101630
. 7132227
9.569.789.82
10.5110.069.96
10.186.54
Oct.Nov.
Dec.
43815296
2027
6.586.796.917.087.127.237.287.34
814. City of Wicnita. ords available: 1938-48.
SE. corner aec. 14, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Rec-
Jan.Mar.
May
303
305
14.8613.9814.1114.48 ,
MayJuneAug.
26308
15.0814.0613.58
Aug.Sept
31.2330
13.8111.6811.68
Nov.Dec.
21
30
12.0912.2112.26
815. City of Wichita. ords available: 1938-48.
NE. corner aec. 17, T. 25 S., R. 1 W.
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 129
815 Continued.
Date
Jan. 5121926
Feb. 29
24Mar. 2
815
Water level12.7712.8112.8512.8712.8912.9312.9112.5212.5812.39
Date
Mar. 2329
Apr. 5May 3
25June 1
2229
July 6
Water level12.1612.0812.1412.1712.3012.3212.2911.7611.48
Date
July 131927
Aug. 101630
Sept. 71322
Water level11.3611.1210.2110.2610.2410.6610.3810.3910.64
Date
Sept. 27Oct. 4Nov. 3
81529
Dec. 62027
Water level10.5210.5910.8110.9010.9612.9813.0213.0413.08
816. City of Wichita. available: 1938-48.
SE. corner sec. 7, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
5121926292428
15
11.6811.7411.7911.8111.8311.8911.8611.2711.4711.34
Mar.
Apr.May
June
July
232953
251
22296
10.9510.8510.8810.8611.0611.1011.0210.7110.48
July
Aug.
Sept.
1319271016307
1322
10.318.098.968.948.939.148.268.308.51
SeptOct.Nov.
Dec.
.27438
15296
2027
7.067.147.467.527.617.657.667.727.76
City of Wichita. 1938-48.
NE. corner sec. J, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
13.68 13,08 9.54
May 5 26
June 30
9.72 10.18 9.62
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
9.08 9.43 9.14
Nov. Dec.
3 3
9.45 9.43
City of Wichita. 1939-48.
NE. corner sec. 5, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records
Date
Jan. Mar,
29 5
Water level11.06 10.26
Date
Apr. May
1 4
Water level9.19 7.27
Date
July Oct.
7 3
Water level4.92 5.02
830. City of Wichita. available: 1938-48.
SW. corner sec. 30, T. 25 S., R. 2 VT, Records
Date
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
Water level27.78 27.12 25.46
Date
May 5 26
June 30
Water level25.96 26.65 25.31
Date
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
Water level24.98 25.12 25.45
Date
Nov. Dec.
3 3
Water level26.00 26.16
834. City of Wichita. 31*. corner sec. 9, T. 25 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.Mar.
303
30
9.567.617.33
May
June
52630
7.599.207.42
Aug.
Sept
831.23
6.736.968.14
Nov.Dec.
33
8.448.43
838. City of Wichita. NE. corner Records available: 1938-48.
sec. 33, T. 25 S., R. 3 W.
Jan.Mar.
303
30
24.5324.0122.57
May
June
52630
22.8623.4722.59
Aug.
Sept
831.23
21.8621.9121.32
Nov.Dec.
3?,
22.2822.25
130 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
840. Owner of property, C. A. Berger; owner of well, city of Wlchita. NE. corner sec. 9, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1940-48.,
Date
Jan. 5121926
Feb. 224
Mar. 28
15
Water level7.437.427.407.437.417.466.827.066.61
Date
Mar. 29Apr. 5May 3
25June 1
2229
July 613
Water level5.415.505.586.406.516.465.795.715.22
Date
July 1927
Aug . 101630
Sept. 7132227
Water level4.662.933.083.093.824.284.324.915.02
Date
Oct. 4Nov. 3
81529
Dec. 62027
*
Water level5.175.595.715.785.825.917.937.98
842. City of Wlchita. SW. corner sec. 16, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Rec ords available: 1939-48.
Jan. 30Mar. 3
30
5.564.61
3.17
May 526
June 30
3.914.293.59
Aug. 831
Sept .23
2.913.085.28
Nov.Dec.
33
5.385.33
845. City of Wlchita. available: 1939-48.
sec. 5, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. Records
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
14.59 13.72 14.25
May 5 26
June 30
14.56 15.19 14.31
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
13.88 14.03 14.86
Nov. Dec.
3 3
15.47 15.49
846. City of Wlchita. SW^SE-^ sec. 6, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
17.23 16.48 16.64
May 5 26
June 30
16.80 17.47 16.69
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
15.91 16.03 16.21
Nov. Dec.
3 3
16.74 16.77
847. City of Wlchita. SW. corner SE£ sec. 6, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 1939-48.
Jan. 30 Mar. 3
30
17.42 16.26 16.03
May 5 26
June 30
16.38 17.40 16.17
Aug. 8 31
Sept. 23
15.72 15.89 16.25
Nov. Dec.
3 3
16.80 16.83
870. W. Williams. available: 1940-48.
Si sec. 18, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records
Jan .Mar.
303
30
6.064.363.54
Hay
June
52630
4.014.673.50
Aug.
Sept
831.23
3.063.413.55
Nov.'Dec.
33
3.673.65
2089. Mrs. G. H. von Heln. At rear of dwelling at 842 Coolldge Avenue, Wichita, In NW^SE^ sec. 18, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 1944-47. Measurements discontinued after Mar. 3, 1947.
M-27b. City of Wlchita. NEiNEi sec. 3, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, diameter Ij Inches, depth 78 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.6 feet above la-^d-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Dec. 1, 1947, 16.05; July 7, 1948, 13.47; Oct. 4, 1948, 12.62.
M-28b. City of Wlchita. NW^NE^ aec. 2, T. 25 S. , R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 1-J- Inches, depth 82 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 3.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Dec. 17, 1947, 16.00; July 7, 1948, 13.22; Oct. 4, 1948, 12.55.
KANSAS, SEWARD COUNTY 131
M-29b. City of Wichita. NW^NWi sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 103 feet below land-svrface I'atum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.5 feet above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. July 1, 1947, 11.81; July 7, 1948, 10.29; <~ot. 4, 1948, 9.81.
M-30b. City of Wichita. NWiNEi sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 61 feet below land-surface ('atum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.2 feet above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. Oct. 16, 1947, 11.60; July 7, 1948, 8.40; O.t. 4, 1948, 7.39.
M-31b. City of Wichita. NW^NWt sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled '"bservation well, diameter ! £ inches, depth 62 feet below land-surface ('atum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.4 feet above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. July 16, 1947, 9.95; July 7, 1948, £\34; Tot. 4, 1948, 8.81.
M-32b. City of Wichita. NE^NW^ sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled reservation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 71 feet below land-surface ('atum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. Aug. 16, 1947, 10.70; July 7, 1948, 9.64; ret. 4, 1948, 8.40.
M-33b. City of Wichita. S^NEi sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Trilled rbservation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 75 feet below land-surface ('atum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.6 feet above land-surface datum. records available; 1947-48. Oct. 29, 1947, 10.74; July 7, 1948, 6.88; fct. 4, 1948, 6.82.
M-34b. City of Wichita. SW^SWi sec. 6, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Irilled rbservation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 85 feet below land-surface c'«,tum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. Nov. 12, 1947, 9.83; July 7, 1948, f.64; ret. 4, 1948, 6.83.
M-35b. City of Wixjhlta. SE^SW-£ sec. 6, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Trilled observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 86 feet below land-surface c'«,tum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.1 feet above land-surface datum. records available: 1947-48. Nov. 5, 1947, 13.20; July 7, 1948, 10.92; Oct. 4, 1948, 10.72.
Seward County
By Janet Si. 01 son
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Seward County
,,1115
106 122 159
Length of record (years)
8 8 8 8
Highest level
15 203 200 90
.88
.89
.66
.56
May Jan. Jan. Dec.
Date
3,13, 22, 17,
1944 1947 1945 1948
Lowest level
18 210 206 95
.67
.08
.76
.55
Nov. Dec. Oct. Dec.
Date
24, 12, 21, 19,
1947 1947 1947 1940
Tlfference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 4 wells in Seward County
Well
15 106 122 159
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
2.79 6.19 5.10 4.69
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-t-0.95 + 1.03 -.95
+2.20
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-) for period of
record-1.00 -.91 + .32
+ 4.82
132 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-(TTITRAL STATES
15. R. H. Hitch. SE-tSWi sec. 21, T. 32 S., R. 32 W. Records avail able: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 19
Water level17.52 17.36
Date
Apr. 17 May 26
Water level17.32 17.48
Date
June ] 6 July 15
Water level18.00 17.62
Date
Dec. 17
Water level17.72
106. Kansas City Life Insurance Co. SW^SW^ sec. 8, T. 32 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. 13209.84 I Mar. 18207.47 I May26206.32 I July 15209.67 Feb. 19 207.49 I Apr. 17 209.54 I June 16 208.77 I Dec. 17 209.05
108. C. D. Day. Ni^SE-j sec. 6, T. 31 S., R. 34 W. Records avail able: 1940-47. No measurements made in 1948.
122. Mrs. Flora Atwell. NEfSEf sec. 9, T. 33 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 18
Water level203.46 202.92
Date
May 26 June 17
Water level203.45 202.33
Date
Dec. 17
Water .level203.31
159. Liberal Gas Co. NW^NE^ sec. 3, T. 35 S., R. 34 IN. Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 19 Mar. 18
Water level92.69 91.65 91.24
Date
Apr. 17 May 26 June 17
Water- level91.00 91.05 91.10
Date
July 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 21
Water level91.04 90.84 90.72
Date
Oct. 18 Nov. 15 Dec. 17
Water level90.77 90.60 90.56
Shawnee County
ll-16-5bc. C. C. Busey. SWjNWt sec. 5, T. 11 S., R. 16 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 6 feet, depth 22.6 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of concrete, 0.1 foot above land- surface datum. Records available- 1948.
Date
May 26 July 3
Water level5.39 7.18
Date
Aug. 25 Oct. 14
Water level9.00
11.12
Date
Nov. 27
Water level11.80
Sherman County
8-37-28abb. Albert Vohs. NW^NEt sec. 28, T. 8 S., R. 37 W. Unused drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 125 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, west side, 0.3 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 17, 107.59; July 14, 107.30; Oct. 14, 107.73.
8-40-24baa. Victoria van Drasek Estate. NEtNE^NW^ sec. 24, T. 8 S., R. 40 W. Unused drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 164 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, west side, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 17, 136.49; July 14, 136.67; Oct. 14, 136.85.
9-39-30cbb. Charles Glenn. NW^SW-j sec. 30, T. 9 S., R. 39 W. Unusec drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 145 feet below land- surf ace datum. Measuring point, top of casing, sc*h side, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 17, 118.68; July 14, 118.73 Oct. 14, 118.80.
KANSAS, SMITH COUNTY 133
Smith County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 8 wells in Smith County
Well
4-14-54bc4-15-51bb4-15-55bc5-13-4dc5-15-25cc5-13-55ba5-14-3bc5-15-2dc
Lrefohrd°f Hi*j-t (years) level
55555555
4254342443255431
.15
.92
.10
.18
.78
.64
.80
.85
Nov.JulyJulyMar.Jan.JulyMar.Aug.
Date
21,50,50,31,2,
30,26,28,
19451947194719481948194719471947
Lowest level
4336573545504053
.05
.26
.99
.28
.53
.46
.50
.84
SeptNov.JuneDec.Jan .Jan.Oct.Nov.
Date
.25,30,12,IV,28,2,
27,50,
19461948194619451946194819471948
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record ,in 8 wells in Smith County
Well
4-14-34bc4-15-51bb4-15-55bc5-13-4dc5-13-25CC5-13-33ba5-14-3bc5-15-2dc
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
0.901.545.8911.102.754.825.701.99
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-0.55-.84-1.83-.29-.26
-3.32+2.46-1.84
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-0.65-.36
-2.38+8.05+ 1.18-2.90-2.43-.69
4-14-34bc. Laura Davis. SW-jNWt sec. 34, T. 43., R. 14 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan . Mar.
2 31
Water level42.44 42.61
Date
June AUK.
2 3
Water level42.69 42.75
Date
Oct. Nov.
6 30
Water level42.75 42.30
4-15-31bb. W. Lala. NW-4NW-j sec. 31, T. 4 S., R. 15 W. Record available: 1946-48.
Jan. 2 Mar. 51
35.4655.55
June 2 Aug. 3
35.5955.87
Oct. 6 Nov. 50
36.0436.26
4-15-35bc. H. R. Dannenburg. Records available: 1946-48.
t sec. 35, T. 4 S., R. 15 W.
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
36.2436.50
June 2 Aug. 5
36.7956.43
Oct. 6 Nov. 30
37.7037.98
5-13-4dc. R. Eller. SW^SEt sec. 4, T. 5 S., R. 15 W. Records- avail- s 1946-48.
Jan. 2 Mar. 51
25.9024.18
June 2 Aug. 5
a 27.07 25.80
Oct. 6 Nov. 30
27.6827.05
a Pumping.
5-13-25cc. Zelma Carter. Sl«tSWt sec. 25, T. 5 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
43.7843.84
June 2 Aug. 3
45.9643.96
Oct. 6 Nov. 50
44.0044.12
134 WATER LEVELS A1JD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
5-13-35ba. W. L. Gearhart and others. R. 13 W. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 53, T. 5 S.,
Date
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
Water level
a 30.46 28.80
Date
June AUK.
23
Water level27.63 27.80
Date
Oct. 6 Nov. 50
Water level28.82 29.70
a Pumping recently.
5-14-3bc. Walter Felsburg. available: 1946-48.
HiNWi sec. 5, T. 5 S., R. 14 W. Records
Jan.. Mar.
2 31
37 36
.12
.15June Aus.
2 3
3637
.29
.80Oct. Nov.
6 30
38 38
.75
.04
5-15-2dc. G. K. Wanhoff. available: 1946-48.
sec. 2, T. 5 S., R. 15 W. Records
Jan. 2 Mar. 31
32.3452.90
June 2 Aug. 3
32.97 ...S3 .42
Oct. 6 Nov. 50
33.5533 ,84
Stafford County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Stafford County
Well
3 19 26 29
Length of record (years)
66 6 6
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
15 2 9
15
.54
.18
.28
.88
July Nov. Aug. June
Date
20, 24,8, 6,
1948 1948 19451945
Lowest level
22.23 11.04 20.11 22.84
Date
Nov. Aug. Aug. Aug.
16, 1, 3, I,
1947 1942 1942 1942
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record, in 4 wells in Stafford County
Well
3 19 26 29
Difference between highest and lowest
levels6.69 8.86
10.83 6.96
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948+ 5.25 +4.75 -.64 + .02
Net rise for period of
record1.41 8.86 6.17 2.88
3. B. Fritzmeyer. SW. corner SW£ sec. 12, T. 23 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1942-48.
Date
Jan. 16 Feb. 17 Mar. 15
Water level19.95 19.80 20.17
Date
Apr. 14 May 20 June 23
Water level19.50 18.43 18.73
Date
July 20 Aug. 24 Sept .22
Water level15.54 15.97 17.28
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 24 Dec. 21
Water level17.67 17.18 16.98
19. Atlantic Refining Co. Records available: 1942-48.
sec. 27, T. 21 S., R. 13 W.
Jan. Feb.
16 17
6.75 6.68
Mar. Apr.
15 14
5.73 5.VO
May June
20 23
4.97 4.85
I Nov. 24 2.18
26. Stanolind Oil Co. SWtSVI/i sec. 3, T. 22 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1942-48. Jan. 16, 13.84; Feb. 17, 13.94.
29. Atlantic Refining Co. NE^NEi sec. 28, T. 24 S., R. 13 W. Records available: 1942-48. Jan. 16, 20.22; Feb. 17. 20.34; Mar. 15, 19.96. Measurements discontinued after Mar. 15, 1948.
KANSAS, STEVEKS COUNTY 135
Stanton Count?
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 4 wells in Stanton County
Well
15 47 95
146
Length of record (years)
9 9 9 9
.5
.5
.5
.5
Highest level
47 69
174 59
.52
.92
.16
.55
Aug. Aug. Nov. Nov.
Date
15,IV, 26, 26,
1947 1945 1947 1947
Lowest level
51.83 72.00
178.61 46.30
Date
Apr. June Nov. Apr. May June
23, 16, 16, 22, 14, 18,
1940 1948 1948 1940 1940 1940
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1S48 and for period of record in 4 wells in Stanton County
Well
15 47 95
146
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
4.51 2.08 4.45 6.95
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
+0.05 -.12
-4.45 + 1.28
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record+2.21 -.77
-5.16 +8.16
13. L. Y. Carrithers. NEiSE^ sec. 21, T. 27 S., R. 40 W. Records available: 1959-48. Feb. 20, 49.17; Aug. 18, 50.56; Nov. 16, 49.12.
47. Southwestern College. NW^NEt sec. 55, T. 28 S., R. 39 W. Records available: 1939-48. Measurements discontinued after July 15, 1948.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 20
Water level71.15 71.04
Date
Mar. 18 Apr. 17
Water level70.96 70.89
Date
May 22 June 16
Water level71.56 72.00
Date
July 15
Water level71.36
93. J. Plummer. Center NE^ sec. 11, T. 29 S., R. 41 W. Records available: 1939-48. Feb. 20, 174.25; May 25, 176.08; Aug. 18, 175.26; Nov. 16, 178.61.
146. C. M. Har-lson. SW^SEi sec. 27, T. 50 S., R. 45 W. Records available: 1959-48. Feb. 20, 39.12; Aug.' 18, 38.38; Nov. 16, 36.07.
Stevens County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 5 wells in Stevens County
Well
10 12 21 28 50
Length of record (years)
6. 6. 6. 6. 6.
5 5 5 5 5
Highest level
79 109 86
131 102
.92
.79
.52
.17
.54
Feb. May Aug. Nov. Nov.
Date
21, 24, 3,
26, 15,
1948 1948 1944 1947 1948
Lowest level
a 93.20 115.58 89.21 152.64 106.84
Date
May July Nov. Sept Sept
10, 28, 26, .25, .23,
1945 1942 1947 1945 1945
a Affected by pumping.
136 WATER LEVELS A1ID ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change In water level, In 1948 and for period of record in 5 Tells in Stevens County
Well
10 12 21 2830
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
13.28 3.59 2.89 1.47 4.30
Net rise ( + ) or net decline (-)
in 1948
-2.49 -1.57 +1.25 -.22 + .55
Net rise (+) or net decline (-) for period of
record-2.56 + 1.56 -.80
+ 1.05 +3.46
. 10. T. P. Patterson. NWtSWt sec. 21, T. 33 S., R. 37 W. Records available: 1942-48. Feb. 21, 79.92; Aug. 17, 83.39; Nov. 15, 84.24.
12. Mack Greenwood. NWfNE-j sec. 28. T. 33 S., R. 38 W. Records available: 1942-48. Feb. 21, 110.07; Miy 24, 109.79; Nov. 15, 111.82.
21. B. W. Parsons. NEfNEt sec. 9, T. 31 S., R. 37 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. Feb. 21, 87.96.
Records avail-28. C. E. Dudley. NWiNEi sec. 34, T. 31 S., R. 36 W. able: 1942-48. Feb. 21, 131.39.
29. Eunice Bateman. NE^NE-if sec. 10, T. 32 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1942-47. Measurements discontinued after Nov. 26, 1947.
30. Central Life Assurance Co. SEtSEi sec. 15, T. 33 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1942-48. Feb. 21, 103.07; May 24, 102.91; Aug. 17, 102.79; Nov. 15, 102.54.
Stunner County
By Janet S. Ols on
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, in 2 wells in Sumner County
Well
I 2
Length of record (years)
4.5 4.5
Highest level
5.77 21.95
Date
June 7, 1944 Dec. 5, 1945
Lowest level
10.40 23.05
Date
Oct. 7, 1946 July 6, 1948
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level, in 1948 and for period of record in 2 wells in Sumner County
Well
1 2
Difference between highest and lowest
levels4.63 1.10
Net rise (+) or net decline (-)
in 1948+0.12 -.52
Net decline for period
of record3.27 .16
1. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, of-way in NW. corner sec. 1, T. 30 S., R. 1 E.
On township road right- Records available: 1944-48.
Date
Jan. 24 Mar. 5 Apr. 9
Water level8.77 10.10 9.77
Date
May 17 June 2 July 6
Water level8.75 10.00 9.55
Date
Aug. 7 Sept. 1 Oct. 11
Water level9.82 8.00 7.85
Date
Nov. Dec.
8 2
Water level9.20 9.04
2. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, of-way In NE, corner sec. 6, T. 30 S., R. 1 E.
On township road right- Records available: 1944-48.
Jan. 24 Mar. 5 Apr. 9
22.30 22.85 22.33
May 17 June 2 July 6
22.37 23.00 23.05
Aug. 7 Sept . 1 Oct. 11
22.95 22.75 22.65
Nov. Dec.
8 2
23.00 23.00
KANSAS, THOMAS COUNTY 137
Thomas County
By Janet S. Olson
Highest and lowest wa+er levels for the period of record, in 7 wells in Thomas County
Length of u . , . Well record Highest
(years) level
7 9
12
26 28 33 62
Difference in water County
Well
7 9
12 26 28 33 62
6.5 6.5 6.5
6.56.5 6.5 6.5
123 70 89
111 30
116 97
between highest level, in 1948
.97
.81
.45
.43
.24
.60
.65
and and
Apr. July July
Oct. Apr. Apr. Nov.
Date
2510 10
14 4
13 27
, 1945 , 1947 , 1947
, 1947 , 1947 , 1948 , 1942
Lowest level
128 73 90
117 32
119 99
.02
.21
.46
.55
.70
.96
.19
Date
Oct. 14, Apr. 24, Oct. 24, July 9, Jan . 7 , Oct. 13, Apr. 25, Oct. 13, Jan . 7 ,
lowest recorded water levels and for period of record in 7 wells in
Difference between highest and lowest
levels
4.05 1.44 .64
6.12 2.46 3.36 1.54
Net decline in 1948
0.09 .27 .18
6.12 1.09 2.35 .95
1948 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1945 1948 1947
ret change Thomas
Net rise (+ net decline for period
record-3.50 + .83 + .16 -5.77 -1.47 -2.85 -1.06
) or
of
7. George Strait. NWiNEi sec. 18, T. 8 S., R. ?6 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. Jan. 15, 124. 4G; Apr. 13, 124. 72; July 14, 125.32; Oct. 14, 128.02.
9. Mr. Sloan. NWfNW-^ sec. 26, T. 7 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1943-48. Jan. 15, 71.60.
12. W. A. Atha. NWiSEi sec. 2, T. 7 S., R. 31 W. .Records available; 1942-4Q. Jan. 15, 89.84; Apr. 13, 8S.89; July 13, 89.96; Oct. IF, 90.00.
13. H. V. Christensen. SW^NEt sec. 13, T. 8 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1942-48. Well was measured on Jan. 15, 1948 and reported dry.
26. T. A. Ryan. NE^SEa sec. 27, T. 8 S., R. 32 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 114.05; Apr. 13, 114.04; July 13, 114.98; Oct. 13, 117.55.
28. Katherine B. Hood. SEtNEt sec. 20, T. 10 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1946-48. Jan. 14, 32.34.
33. Arch Ball. NINfNWt sec. 7, T. 9 S., R. 33 W. Records pvailable: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 119.02; Apr. 13, 116.60; July 13, 118.10; Oct. 13, 119.96.
62. H. A. Hills. NEtNEt sec. 27, T. 10 S., R. 34 W. Records avail able: 1942-48. Jan. 14, 98.80.
8-34-2aa. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and Kansas Agriculture 1 Experi ment Station. NEi sec. 2, T. 8 S., R. 34 W. Unused drilled irrigation well, depth 160 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top edge of hole in platform, 2.1 feet above land-surface datum. Records available; 1947-48. Water-stage recorder installed May 1, 1947.
138 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194S, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
8-34-2aa Continued.
Date
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
1, 19478
1521295
1219263
1017317
1521284
1118252
10162330
Water level114.03114.04114.02113.70113.80113.95114.00113.95113.90113.90113.90113.80113.901D4.10114.10114.10114.10114.15114.25114.20114.20114.25114.20114.20114.30114.30
Date
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
6, 194727111826I, 19488
1522295
1219264
11182518
1522286
13
Water level114.35114.30114.15114.20114.20114.11114.10114.20114.10114.00114.00113.90114.00114.00114.00114.00113.90114.00114.07114.05114.05114.01113.95114.15114.15
Date
May
Jun<?
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
Nov.
20, 1948273102518
1522295
121928
. 29
16223071421285
11
Water level
114.20114.26114.24114.30114. -33114.40114.40114.44114.50114,46114.45114.45114.431D4.51114.45114.50114.50114.54114.52114.51114.48114.47114.46114.35114.40
Wallace County
By Janet S. Olson
ll-40-15ddd. School district. SEtSEtSEt sec. 15, T. 11 S., R. 40 V Unused drilled public-supply well, diameter 6 inches, depth 57 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, north side, 0.45 foe above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 17, 42.69; July 14, 42.60; Oct. 14, 42.56.
12-40-14bba. W. P. Kirkham. NEilW^NViit sec. 14, T. 12 S., R. 40 W. Unused drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inihes, depth 22.5 fee below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, north side, 1.0 foot below land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 18, 20.75; July 14, 22.42; Oct. 14, 22.52.
13-40-10abb. J. Mumma. NWfNW^NEt sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 40 W. Unused drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 44.5 feet belov land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of 8- by 8-inch plank, south side, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. May 18, 16.08; July 14, 16.10; Oct. 14, 20.10.
14-40-34ddd. Owner unknown. SE^SE-^SEi sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 40 W. Unused drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 91 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, west side, O. 1" foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 18, 88.10; July 14, 88.13; Oct. 14, 88.19.
15-40-23bbb. Broadway School district. NW^NW^NTi sec. 23, T. 15 S. R. 40 W. Unused drilled public-supply wall, diameter 6 inches, depth 80. feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, south sid 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 18, 76.97; July 14, 76.88; Oct. 14, 77.08.
KANSAS, WICHITA COUNTY 139
Wichita County
16-35-26da. F. H. Taylor. NE^SE^ sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 35 W. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 5 feet, depth 122.3 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.3 feet above land- surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. July 28, 1947, 111.30; Sept. 7, 1947, 111.33; June 23, 1948, 111.27; July 23, 1948, 111.36.
16-36-3dc. Leonard Harper. SW^SEi sec. 3, T. 16 S. , R. 36 W. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 138.2 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, base of pump, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 14, 1947, 86.83; Sept. 7, 1947, 87.02; June 23, 1948, 89.54; July 23, 1948, 87.21.
16-S7-26abb. Richard G. Hobson. NW^NE^ sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 37 W. Hnused drilled s^ock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 96.3 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, edge of concrete curbing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Reccrds available: 1947-48.
Date
July 21, Sept. 7 Apr. 19,
1947
1948
Water level87.50 88.28 87.34
Date
June
July
15, 1948 23 23
Water level87.35 87.27 87.33
Date
Oct. Dec.
14, 1948 15
Water level87.30 87.37
17-35-22bb. W. and J. D. Meisenheimer . NWtNWi sec. 22, T. 17 S., R. 35 W. Unused drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 117.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available^ 1947-48. July 29, 1947, 100.19; Sept. 7, 1947, 99.54; June 23, 1948, 99.59; July 23, 1948, 99.71.
17-36-17da. John Schwindt. NW^SEi sec. 17, T. 17 S., R. 36 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 32.7 feet belo^ land-surface datum. Measuring point, edge of casing, 7.1 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. July 26, 1947, 17.54; Sept. 7, 1947, 25.16; June 23, 1948, 25.16; July 23, 1948, 25.39.
17-38-4ba. Mary Kiefer. NE^NWi sec. 4, T. 17 S., R. 38 W. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 87.5 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. July 31, 1947; 80.20; Sept. 7, 1947, 80.19; June 23, 1943, 80.47; July 23, 1948, 80.40.
18-35-14bb. A. C. Felt. NV^NWt sec. 14, T. 18 S., R. 35 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 95.25 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, southeast side, 0.2 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Aug.SeptApr.
19,.1719,
1947
1948
83.0082.9682.95
June
July
15,2323
1948 83.0582.8882.91
Aug.Oct.Dec.
16,1415
1948 83.0383.0483.28
18-37-lldcc. L. L. Barngrober. SW^SE^ sec. 11, T. 18 S., R. 37 W. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches, depth 82.3 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
JulySeptApr.
31,. 719,
1947
1948
72.3072.3472.26
June
July
15,2323
1948 72.1472.2672.15
Aug.Oct.Dec.
16,1415
1949 71.2572.2872.20
19-35-4dda. Jake Hagelgantz. SE-jSEt sec. 4, T. 19 S., R. 35 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 94.7 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. July 31, 1947, 77.82; Sept. 7, 1947, 77.74; June 23, 1948, 77.70; July 23, 1948, 77.74.
947837 O 51- -10
140 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
19-37-31bb. A. C. Buck. NV^NWi sec. 31, T. 19 S., R. 37 W. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 89.5 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 3.2 feet above land-surface datum. Rec ords available: 1947-48. Aug. 4, 1947, 70.25; Apr. 19, 1948, 70.49; June 23, 1948, 70.55; July 23, 1948, 70.63.
20-36-14dad. Elmer Hartman. NE^SEi sec. 14, T. 20 S., R. 36 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 115.6 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.5 foot rbove land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Aug. Sept Apr.
4, . 8 19,
1947
1948
Water level
104.87 94.90 94.96
Date
June
July
16, 1948 23 23
Water level94.82 94.80 94.90
Date
Aug. Oct. Dec.
16, 1948 14 15
Water level94.94 94.86 94.97
20-37-20cc. J. P. Stevenson. SW^SW^- sec. 20, T. 20 S., R. 37 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 5 inches, depth 114.7 feet below land- surface datum. Measuring point, top edge of casing, 0.2 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 4, 1947, 89.65; Sept. 8, 1947, 89.72; June 23, 1948, 90.00; July 23, 1948, 90.93.
20-38-18ad. E. E. Hoard. SE^NEi sec. 18, T. 20 S., R. 38 W. Drilled observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 140 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface dstum. Records available: 1947-48. Aug. 4, 1947, 135.80; Sept. 8, 1947, 135.85; June 23, 1948, 135.80; July 23, 1948, 135.75.
Woodson County
25-16-llddd. John Yohon. SEtSEiSE^ sec. 11, T. 25 S,, R. 16 E. Unused dug domestic and stock well, diameter 5 feet, depth 19.6 feet below land-surface datum. Measuring point, top of hole in concrete, north side, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1£48.
May July
6 6
45
.23 .53
Aug Oct.
26 15
7 9
.14
.08Nov. 26 9 .56
Wyandotte County
Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record in 5 wells in Wyandotte County
Well
97 100 101 119 121
Length of record (years
4 4 4 44
Highest level
15 15 25 21 9
.15
.82
.02
.33
.38
Date
July July July July July
11, 11, 11, 11, 11,
1945 1945 1945 1945 1945
Lowest level
29 33 44 35 21
.90
.45
.55
.56
.44
Date
Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Feb.
31, 31, 31, 31, 2,
1948 1948 1948 1948 1946
Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change in water level in 1948 and for period of record in 5 wells in Wyandotte County_______________________________________________________
WellDifference between highest and lowest
levels
Net decline in 1948
Net declinefor periodof record
97100101119121
12.7517.6319.5314.2312.06
2.292.092.672.242.15
7.809.45
11.145.121.50
KANSAS, WYANDOTTE COUNTY 141
97. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW^SWtSEf sec. 15, T. 11 S., R. 25 E., '30 feet south and 21 feet east of center of intersec tion of Fourth Street and Berger Avenue. Records available: 1944-48-. Dec. 31, 29.90.
100. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEiNEfNEf sei. 22, T. 11 S., R. 25 E., 30 feet south and 102 feet east of center of intersec tion of Shawnee Avenue and Adams Street. Records available: 1944-48. Dec. 31, 33.45.
101. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NWtSWiNWt seo. 23, T. 11 S., R. 25 E., about 150 feet southeast of river, 30 feet southwest of Kansas City Terminal Railway high-line viaduct, 15 feet west and 15 feet south of first manhole cover south of railroad bridge. Records available: 1944-48. Dec. 31, 44.55.
119. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEtNirpEt sec. 20, T. 11 S., R. 25 E., southeast of intersection of Osage Avenue with Ninteenth Street, 36 feet south of center of Osage Avenue and between two sets of double railroad tracks. Records available: 1944-48. Dec. 31, 35.56.
121. Geol. Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NE^NW^SEt sec. 20, T. 11 S., R. 25 E., northeast of intersection of 22d Street and Argentine Boulevard, 24 feet north and 12 feet east of second power pole north of boulevard. Records available: 1944-48. Dec. 31, 20.93.
138. P. S. Judy. SE^ sec. 13, T. 11 S., R. 24 E., 0.1 mile north of Kansas Avenue and 0.65 mile west of Carlile Road. Records available: 1943-46. Measurements discontinued after May 4, 1946.
MINNESOTA
By J- E- Powell
PROGRAM OF WORK
Periodic measurements of water level were made In three wells In
Minnesota in 1948, and water-level deteminatIons were made from recorder
charts from two wells equipped with automatic water-stage recorders. A total
of 1,266 measurements was made during the year. Of this total, 1,168 meas
urements were obtained from the two wells equipped with recorders. Also
included In this report are the 1J47 water-level determinations for the two
wells equipped with automatic water-stage recorders.
Field work was done In connection with the Investigation of ground-
water resources in the vicinity of Cloquet, In Carlton County, and at the
Camp RIpley military reservation near Little Falls, In Morrison County.
FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVEL
The maximum and minimum water levels observed In the various observa
tion wells for 1948 are as follows; (The first two wells listed are those
equipped with automatic water-stage recorders.)
WellM18 'city of Moorhead) MSI (city of Moorhead,
east of Dilworth) US135 (Itasca Co.) US136 (St. Louis Co.) US78 (Brown Co.)
Maximum187.50 17.20
22.03 8.74 7.13
Minimum176.00 12.54
20.63 8.42 4.00
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Brown County
108.30-9(US 78). Erwin Kjelshus. Records available: 1942-48.
Dabe
Jan .
Feb.
Mar.
620284
10172531630
Water level6.24G.356.506.786.957.136.976.256.255.00
Date
Apr.
May
June
71421285
12182529
Water level4.954.884.834.154.174.004.204.354.534.89
Date
June
July
Aug.
1622297
14215
1219
Water level5.154.804.624.965.455.606.404.234.32
Date
AU£ ' .
Sejrt
Oct.
Nov.
2430.132?297
14273
Water level4.584.354.944. 554.604.805.025.455.25
142
MINNESOTA, CLAY COUNTY 143
Clay County
139.47.5cc3. City of Moorhead test hole MSI. Diameter 8 inches, depth 131 feet. hecords available: 19^7-48".
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1947
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
January High Low
13.18 13.14 13.19 13.16 13.20 13.40 13.47 13.54 13.54 13.50 13.40 13.26 13.24 13.24 13.22 13.22 13.24 13.30 13.28 13.22 13.22 13.66 13 .69 13.62 13.41 13.35 13.38
13 13 13 14 14 14 14 13 13 14 14 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 13 14 14 13 13
.19
.18
.21
.63
.54
.04
.43
.59
.56
.80
.90
.31
.26
.28
.28
.24
.30
.30
.30
.23
.98
.89 .74 .74 .85 .38 .40
Daily high
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
High
12.39 12.34 12.32 12.31 12.28 12.26 12.24 12.24 12.19
.....
.....
July Low
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
.63
.39
.34
.32
.31
.28
.26
.24
.24
...
...
February High Low
13.33 13.38 13.46 13.35 13.36
14.08 14.04 14.05 14.11
and low
13.35 13.40 13.56 13.37'
13.41
14.10 14.10 14.10 14.13
waterSeptember
High Low
12.55 12.57 12.59 12.59 12.60 12.61 12.60 12.62 12.65 -12.66
12.58 12.59 12.59 12.60 12.62 12.62 12.62 12.66 12.66 12.69
March High Low
13.65 13.81 13.91 13.92 13.92 13.93 13 .93 13.93 13.93 13.93
levels,
13.92 13.92 13.92 13.92 13.93 13.94 13.93 13.93 13.93 13.93
fromOctober
High Low
12.85 12.89 12.91 12.91
12.89 12.91 12.91 12.91
A^ril High Low
13.42 13.41 13.44 13.42 13 .36 13.28 13.23 13.15 13.18 13.12 12.92 12.94 12.96 12.91 12.88 12.88 12.88 12.86 12.84 12.83 12.82 12.83 12.80 12.78 12.81 12.77 12.76 12.74
recorder
14.90 15.02 15.02 13.44 13.40 13.35 13.28 13.23 13.21 13.18 13.12 12.96 12.99 12.96 12.92 12.92 12.92 12.88 12.86 12.86 12.84 12.84 12.84 12.81 12.84 12.80 12.76 12.76
chartsNovember
High Low12.94 12.96 12.98 12.50 12.50 14.76
14.40 13.54 13.34 13.24 13.16 13.13 13.14 13.10 13.10 13.08 13.11 13.08
12.96 12.98 12.98 12.82 14.78 15.34
14.70 13.81 13.54 13.34 13.24 13.16 13.15 13.11 13.10 13.10 13.14 13.14
May High Low
12.72 12.76 12.74 12.74
. 1947
12.74 12.76 12.76 12.75
December Pigh Low
1? .14 1? .12 15.12 1?.08
13.26 ir.22 If. 24 13.26 13.24
13.20 13.14 13.18 13.12
13.26 13.26 13.27 13.26 13.26
144 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE-, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
139.47.5cc3 Continued.Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1947
Dav July September y High Low High Low
25 .....26 .....27 .....28 .....29 ..... ^n
31 .....
..... 12 .69
Daily high and loi
12 .70
r waterr)av January February
* High Low High Low1 .....2 .....3 13.24 4 13.24 5 13.24 6 13.26 7 13.25 8 13.22 9 13.32
10 13.33 11 13.24 12 13.33 i ^14 .....15 .....16 .....17 .....18 .....1 Q20 .....21 13.37 22 13.37 23 13 .38 24 .....25 .....26 .....27 .....28 .....29 .....30 .....31 .....
13.28 ..13.29 ..13.30 ..13.30 ..13.27 ..13.25 ..13.34 ..13.34 ..1 "*> i*9
13.34 ..
i ^..... 13..... 13
1 ^
13.37 ..13.39 ..13.39 ..
.44
.37 .37 .43
13 13 1313
.45
.44
.43
.44
Daily high and low waterDa August September
y High Low High Low1 .....2 .....3 .....4 .....5 .....6 .....7 ....8 .....9 .....
10 .....11 .....12 .....13 .....14 .....15 .....16 .....17 .....
12..... 12
..... 1212
..... 12
..... 12
..... 12
..... 12
..... 12
..... 12
..... 12i s>
..... 12
..... 1212
..... 12
.79
.78
.58 .60 .62 .54 .83 .84 .79 .78 .78 .86 .82 .82 .84 .82
12 12
12 12 14 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 ~\P.
.80
.80
.60
.61
.32
.56
.84
.85
.84
.80
.86
.87
.86 .83 .87 ,R4
October High Low
12.91 12.91 12.91
12 12 12
.93
.93 .92
November High Low
December High Low
13.25 13.23 13.25 13.23 13.25 13.28
13.27 13.25 13.27 13.23 13.28 13.28
levels, from recorder charts, 1948May
High Low
12.60 12.58 12.60 12.61 12.60 12.60 12.62 12.62 12.58 12.56 12.56 12.56 12.55 12.57 12.56 12.56
levels.
12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
.61 .61 .61 .62 .62 .65 .65 .63 .62 .59 .58 .59 .56 .58 .58 .60
Jun? High Low
12.60 12.56 12.56 12.56 12.55 12.57 12.58 12.58
12.67 12.62 12.58 12.59 12.58 12.60 12.60 12.62
July High Low
12.60 12.60 12.60 12.60 12.60 12.60 12.57 12.57 12.59 12.60 12.58 12.60
13.54 13.61 12.61 12.90 12.61 12.62 12.58 12.58 13.52 12.63 12.60 13.00
, from recorder charts, 1948October
High Low13.14 13.17 13.09 13.04 13.04 13.00 13.01 13.04 13.05 13 .07 13.07 13.05 13.07 13.03 12.99 13.10 13.06
13 13 13 13 13 13 13 1? 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13
.44
.35
.17 .23 .06 .01 .04 .05 .08 .07 .07 .07 .08 .08 .07 .10 .10
November High Low
14.22 14.70 14.70 14.76 14.82 14.84 15.12 15.04 15.52 15.04 15.05 15.06 15.12 15.14 15.06 15.01 15.12
15.36 15.66 15.73 15.76 15.83 15.94 16.09 16.14 16.02 16.04 16.08 16.08 15.88 16.05 16.09 15.98 15.92
December High Low
16.00 15.92 16.00 15.98 14.96 15.67 15.98 15.98 16.04 16.25 16.14 16.44 16.44 16.44 16.44 16.44 16.44
17.02 17.20 17.00 16.70 16.62 16.72 16.74 16.78 16 .70 16.74 16.62 16.45 16.44 16.44 16.44 16.44 16.44
MINNESOTA, CLAY COUNTY 145
139.47.5cc3 Continued.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1948
Day
ie19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 51
August High Low
12 12 12 12 12
.76
.76
.75
.82
.80
12.78 12.78 13.80 13.88 12.82
September High Low
12.89 12.88 12.89 12.90 12.91 12.92 12.93 15.00 12.99 15.00 12.99 15.00 15.11
12.90 12.92 12.92 12.92 12.92 12.92 15.09 15.02 15.02 15.12 15.02 15.77 13.56
October High Low
13.06 13.63 13.36 13.04 13.80 13.96 14.24 13.98 14.10 13.70 13.71 14.00 14.66 14.57
14.46 14.46 15.52 13.80 14.78 15.16 15.18 15.14 15.29 14.00 14.94 15.00 15.54 15.56
November High Low
15.46 15.45 15.42 15.50 15.40 15.44 15.50 15.58 15.44 15.56 15.20 15.10 15.80
16.50 16.28 16.55 16.50 16.58 16.41 16.41 16.54 16.52 16.56 16.04 16.58 16.62
December Figh Low
16.59 16.80 16.44 IP . 44 16.90 16.90 16.90
16.84 16.82 16.82 16.90 16.90 16.90 16.90
159.48.7dccl. City of Moorhead supply well 4 (M18). Diameter 20 inches, depth 242 feet. Equipped with automatic water-stage recorder. Records available: 1947-48.
Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1947
Day
1 2 5 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 50 51
January High Low
alSO.
179. 179.
179. 179. 179. 179.
179. 179. 180. 178-
a!80.
180.
59
02 50
50 64 50 77
98 13 79 26
72
97
180 180
180 180 180 180
180 181 181 179
183
.11
.83
.10
.92
.27
.78
.94
.13
.81
.48
.39
February High Low
180.97 179.76 180.13 180.65 179.89 180.15 180.27 180.60 180 . 65 180. S4
180.97 180.66 180.20 180.38 180.82
180.02 181.08 180.94 181.07 181.81 181.07 181.02 181.04
181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181 181
181 183 180 181 181
181 181 181 181 182 181 181 181
.64
.49
.39
.57
.17
.02
.08
.50
.59
.38
.62
.41
.49
.59
.87
.81
.81
.77
.31
.08
.88
.67
.75
March High Low
181.03 180.58 180.58 180.98 181.50 181.30 181.14 181.07 181.13 181.09 181.00 181.51 181.55 181.10 181.00 181.05 180.95 180.95 181.10 180.10 181.05 179.67 180.00 180.37 181.88 181 . 40 180.20 181.00 181.25 181.05 180.97
181.76 181.48 181.58 181.85 182.12 182.17 182.02 181.87 181.95 181.88 181.87 182.15 182.20 182.00 181.95 181.92 181.75 181.90 181.92 181.80 181.97 181.60 182.07 182.43 181.40 182.20 182.16 182.15 182.06 181.95 182.89
April High Low
180.82 180.31 181.02 181.02 181.47 181.28 181.00 181.75 181.75 181.14 181.42 181.75 181.13 181.10 181.80 181.75 181.35 181.30 181.59 181.47 181.81 181.78 181.45 181.76 181.58 181.25 182.26
181.52 181.30 182.40 182.40 182.59 182.24 182.05 182.45 182.45 182.59 182.58 182.55 182.29 181.98 182.46 182.64 182.42 182.45 182.55 182.50 182.82 182.85 182.50 182.45 182.50 182.25 182.31
a Tape measurement.
_______Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1947______-) _ May October November December
y______High Lew High Low High Low High Low1 182.00 183.00 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......2 182.40 183.12 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......5 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......4 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .....5 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......
146 WATER LEVELS A1JD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194C, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
139.48.7dccl Continued.Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1947
Day
6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
May High Low
B
Daily high and
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Janua ry High Low.
183.12 182.75 182.63 182.22 182.91 182.90 183.50 182.72 182.63 183.35 182.64 182.10 182.90 183 . 68 183.64
185.68
183.87 183.87 184.13 184.04 184.93 184.21 184.61 184.25 184.78 184.33 184.55 184.55 184.58 184.55 184.55
186.34
October November December High Low High Low High Low
183.28 182.97 183.40 183.10 183.10 182.98 183.55
low water
...... 182.94 183
...... 182.75 183
...... 183.14 184
...... 183.40 184
...... 183.25 184
...... 183.70 184
...... 183.87 184
...... 183.65 184
184.03 ......184.39 ......184.28 ......184.04 ......184.08 ......184.18 ......184.67 ......
level, from recorder
.64 ......
.93 ......
.15 ......
.07 .......30 .......55 .......63 .......33 ......
... 183.90
... 183.35
... 183.11
... 183.47
... 183.47
... 183.38
... 182.92
... 183.35
... 184.08
... 182.70
... 183.23184.40
charts, 1948
184.53 184.36 184.35 184.35 184.27 184.23 184.94 184.40 184.33 184.93 184.45 185.56
February March August High Low High ' Low High Low
183.41 183.82 183.68 183.60 183.67 183.63 184.10 184.02 183.72 184.02 184.01 183.50 183.00 184.00 183.23 182.92 183.18 182.91 183.50 183.90 183.75 183.42 183.25 183.38 183.64 183.50 183.40 182.98
184.55 ......184.75 ......184.43 ......184.55 ......184.56 ......184.25 ......184.87 183.60 184 184.70 183.30 184 184.60 182.47 184 184.75 183.77 185 184.60 184.20 185 184.58 183.75 185 184.15 183.18 184 184.56 183.45 184 184.41 ......183.75 ......183.37 ......184.12 ......184.78 ......184.85 ......184.85 ......184 42184.08 ......184.56 ......184.28 ......184.20 ......184.20 ......184.55 ......
.30 ......
.37 ......
.60 ......
.00 ......
.00 .......00 .......67 ......12
... 187.25
... 187.15187.50 137 .34
VIIINESOTA, ST. LOUIS COUNTY 147
139.48.7dccl--Continued.Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts, 1948
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
September High Low166.70 186.82 186.67 186.45 186.45 186.40 186.47 186.50 186.40 185.97 185.95 185.94 186.48 186.18 185.95 185.94 185.96 186.06 185.83 185.65 185.80 185.59 185.53 185.58 185.85
185.57 185.58 185.53 183,00
187.15 186.90 186.90 186.46 186.50 186.57 186.60 186.57 186.57 186.45 186.01 186.44 186.56 186.55 186.18 185.96 186.05 186.09 186.05 186.00 185.91 185.87 185.74 185.85 186.06
185.90 185.83 185.80 185.52
October High Low
185.52 165.38
185.59 185.12 185.01 185.43 185.02 185.02 185.02 185.00
183.98 183.98 184.13 183.90 183.75 183.00
185.60 185.73
185.87 185.75 185.50 185.50 185.51 185.51 185.44 185.25
184.29 184.39 184.38 183.90 183.00
November High Low
165.62
178.26 178.10 178.15 178.50 178.63 178.90 178.56
178.03 178.05 178.20 177.74 177.60 177.30 177.20 177.26
180.20 179.15 179.95
185.62
178.50 178.25 178.56 178.63 178.90 179.10 179.10 179.55
178.05 178.20 178.27 178.25 177.74 177 .62 177.30 177.54
180.30 180.95 180.04
December High Low
178.94 178.68 178.50
176.00 176.20 176.45 176.60 176.22 176.20 1^6.58 177.80 177.25 176.88 176.98 177.60 178.00 177.86 177.85 177.85 177.30 177.10 177.10 177.45
179.16 178.94 178.68
176.20 176.45 176.95 176.95 176.60 176.55 176.60 178.05 177.80 177.25 177.85 178.15 178.12 178.10 178.15 178.18 177.70 177.30 177.45 177.65
It a sea Count y
146.27.26bd(U S 135). able: 19.2-48.
Corps of Engineers, TJ. S. Army. Records ava5.1-
Date
Jan .
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
121926
29
1623
18
152229
5
Water level21 .0921.1221.1521.1921.2421.2921.3321.4121.4321.4621.5021,4421.51
Date
Apr.
May
June
July
121926
18
172431
7142128
5
Water level21 .5421.4821.3721.2221.1320.9020.8820.7820.6820 .6620.6520.6320.66
Pate
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
121926
29
162330
. 6132027
4
Water level20 .7220.7620.7620.7820.7620.8220.8620.9221.0021.0421.1221.2421.33
Date
Oct. 111825
Nov. 18
152229
Dec. 6153027
Water level21.4421 .5021 .5121 .5621.5921 .G521.7221.8021 .8721 .9221.9822.03
St. Louis County
56.17.4(U S 136). Herman A. Katola . Records available: 1943-<
Oct.Nov.
317
14
8.468.428.42
Nov. 2128
88
.46
.56Dec. 5
128.748.67
Dec. 1926
8.678.62
MISSOURI
By J. B. Cooper, H- Garland Hershey, and Phyllis IN Mosley
PROGRAM OF WORK
Water-level measurements were made in Atchison County in 1948 as part
of the Tarkio Creek Valley obaervation-well program organized by the
Federal Geological Survey in 1934 in which the Soil Conservation Service
of the United States Department of Agriculture participated for several
years.
The Atchison County section consisted of 14 wells in 1948 in which
152 single measurements were made by D, IN. Knox, observer of the Tarkio
Creek well program.
The measurements of the observation well in Grundy County were con
tinued on a weekly basis. W. H. Estes, ownar of the Grundy County well,
has been the observer since its establishment and initial measurement in
1942.
The water levels in the Phelps County wells were measured monthly by
engineers from the Rolla office of the surface water branch through the
courtesy of H. C. Bolon, district engineer. A total of 20 measurements
was made in these two wells in 1948.
FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVEL
In the Grundy County well the low measurement of 8.19 feet below land-
surface datum, recorded on December 25, is the lowest on record for this
well. The year started with a measurement of 4.10 feet l^low land-surface
datum on January 11. The maximum fluctuation of water levels was 5.03
feet, with the highest reading of 3.16 feet below land-sir rf ace datum occur
ring on April 4. The water level was 3.99 feet lower at the end of 1948
than at the end of 1947.
Fluctuations of water levels in wells in Atchison County together with
the other wells in the Tarkio Creek area, are discussed in the section of
this volume that deals with Iowa.
148
MISSOURI, ATCHISON COUNTY 149
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Atchiaon County
Tarkio Creek area
(Wells in the Tarkio Creek area are numbered consecutively beginning
with 1.)
1. W. R. Marshall. NW^NE^ sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records available: 1934-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Feb. 23
Water level12.38 13.67
Date
Mar. 25 Apr. 21
Water level11.29 10.90
Date
May 21 June 22
Water level9.58
10.44
Dat e
July 21 AUK. 2f
Wat er level11.56 11.44
2. H. W. Klutas. SWtSWt sec. 1, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records avail able: 1934-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
10.2210.289.42
Apr.MayJune
212122
9.979.98
10.05
JulyAug.Sept
2125
.20
9.8610.2210.39
Oct.Nov.Dec .
212222
10.3810.0810.30
20. sec. 10, T. 65 N., R. 40 W. Records available: 1937-48,
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
202118
.68
.55
.67
Apr.MayJune
212122
20.8017.7120.24
July 21Aug. 25Sept .20
22.4524.0223.29
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
23.6922.6923.96
21. sec. 11, T. 65 N., R. 40 W. Records available: 1937-48.
Jan .Feb.Mar.
292325
20.4020.8119.06
Apr.MayJune
212122
20.5520.8121.26
JulyAug.Sept.
212520
21.3221.5921 .87
Oct.Nov.Dec .
212222
21.7821.9022.58
22. J. A. McAllister. available: 1937-48.
sec. 35, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
11.4411.4810.59
Apr .MayJune
212122
11.7811.067.40
JulyAug.Sept
2125
.20
10.7811.9912.22
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
12.3211.5812.00
24. SE^SEt sec. 26, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records available; 1937-48
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
2.082.322.19
Apr.MayJune
212122
2.252.222.46
JulyAug.Sept
2125
.20
2.602.825.87
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
3.313.513.70
25. Edwin Rolf. SW-£SWt sec. 12, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records avail able: 1937-48.
Jan. 29 Feb. 23 Mar. 25
42.74 45.50 38.39
Apr. 21 May 21 June 22
40.95 42.57 43.24
July 21 Aug. 25 Sep t . 20
42.80 43.27 44.07
Oct. 21 Nov. 22 Dec. 2?
42.39 44.17 44.68
29. Edwin Rolf. SWtSWt sec. 12, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records avail able: 1937-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Feb. 23
Water level13.52 13.47
Date
Mar. 25 Apr. 21
Water level11.60 11.64
Date
May 21
Water level12.21
150 rfATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STAT^b
31. W. P. Marshall. available: 1937-48.
sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records
Date
Jan. Mar. Apr.
29 25 21
Water level
4.21 2.99 4.22
Date
May June July
21 22 21
Water level
4.20 3 .63 4.25
Date
Aug. Sept Oct .
25.20 21
Water level
4.96 6.03 6.02
Date
Nov. Dec .
22 22
Water level
5.96 6.32
32. W. F. Marshall. available: 1937-48.
Vi sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar .
292325
15.1415.3813.47
Apr.MayJune
212122
13.5213 .0214.21
JulyAug.
2125
13.2214.15
SeptNov.
2022
14.8215.00
33. W. P. Marshall. NEiNWf sec. 13, T. 66 N., P.. 40 W. Records available: 1937-48.
Jan .Feb.Mar.
292325
16.9016.6915.91
Apr.MayJune
212122
16. 5£16.5316.40
JulyAug.Sept
212520
16..Y717.0617.60
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
17.3717.5517.50
34. W. P. Marshall. NW^NEf sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 TU. Records available: 1937-48Y"
Jan.Feb.Mar.
292325
7.257.574.98
Apr .MayJune
212122
6.285.777.42
JulyAug.Sept
2125
.20
5.846.907.42
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
9.027.258.29
35. W. F. Marshall. NW^NEt sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records available: 1937-48.
Jan .Feb.Mar.
292325
22.7619.4520.50
Apr.MayJune
212122
19.7018.7820.17
JulyAug.
2125
22.1222.32
SeptNov.
.2022
23.09S.i.49
36, George Rolf, able: 1937-48.
t sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records avail-
Jan .Feb.Mar.
292325
30.8627.9830.14
Apr.MayJune
212122
29.9229.4429.58
JulyAug.Sept
2125
.20
29.3429.4930.00
Oct.Nov.Dec.
212222
31.5130.4530.80
US 113. Wiley H. Estes. on property of owner at 105 E.
Grundy County
In Trenton, in sec. 17, T. 61 N., R. 24 W., Fourth Street. Records available: 1942-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar .
Apr.
11182518
15222971421284
4444456544333
.10
.16
.64
.69
.56
.72.16.88.90.65.76.18.16
Apr.
May
June
July
10182518
1523306
1320274
3.624.204.644.903.464.564.524.884.845.425.164.785.30
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
1118251
1022295
1219263
5.405.565.825.836.026.246.426.676.826.786.887.08
Oct. 10172431
Nov. 7142128
Dec. 6121925
7.227.537.597.697.687.647.767.797.818.098.168.19
MISSOURI, PHELPS COUNTY 151
Phelps County
US 98. 3. V. Alien. NW^SEt sec. 13, T. 37 N., R. 10 W. Records available: 1942-48.
Date
Jan. 30 Mar. 1
29
Water level7.75 6.95 6.80
Date
Apr . 30 June 1
30
Water level7.23 7.56 5.72
Date
July 30 Aug. 31 Sept. 30
Water level7.68 8.40 9.01
Dat e
Oct. 2P Nov. 30 Dec. 31
Wat er level8.71 8.55 8.16
US 98A. Fred Pillman. NEtNEt sec. 24, T. 37 N., R. 10 W. Dry September through December 1948. Records available: 1942-48.
Jan . Mar.
30 1
11.78 11.18
Mar. Apr.
29 30
7.06 9.25
June 1 30
10.71 6.98
July AUK.
3C 31
10.88 12.60
NEBRASKA
By R« L- Schreurs
PROGRAM OP WORK
The State-wide program of water-level measurements in observation wells
in Nebraska was continued in 1948. This program was started In 1934 in co
operation with the Conservation an'l Survey Division, University of Nebraska,
and in 1945 was expanded significantly as a part 0? the program for the de
velopment of the natural resources of the Missouri River Basin.
A very* large proportion o^ the water-level records Included In this
report have been obtained as a result of intensive water-level observation
programs that ha^e been established in all of the project area" under inves
tigation In the Missouri Basin Progran- Since 1945, the water-level obser-
vat^on progran in Nebraska has been supported substantially by Missouri
Basin funds and has resulted in a significant increase each ear in the
number of observation wells being measured in the areas under Investigation.
Also, as a result of this participation, the number of water-level measure
ments made in individual observation wells during the year has been In
creased very materially. Likewise, the cooperative test-drilling program
with the Conservation and Survey Division, University of Nebraska, has been
considerably Increased due to the inclusion o^ the observation-well program
in the Missouri Basin studies.
Records of water levels in the wells and some interpretation of the
fluctuation of the water levels arc given in the annual reports of the Geo
logical Surve;/ on water levels and artesian pressure.
Measurements of water levels made in 838 wells are given in this re
port, including 78 wells in the observation of which the following organi
zations are cooperating informally: Grand Island Water Department, 44 wells
in Hall County and 1 in Merrick County; Pish and Wildlife -Service, United
States Department of' Interior, 9 wells in Garden County; Central Nebraska
Public Power find Irrigation District, 1 well in Keith County, and 11 wells
152
NEBRASKA 153
In Phelps County; Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District, 2
wells In Keith County and 10 wells in Lincoln County. Weekly tape measure
ments for well 20-50-32aa, in Morrill County, were furnished by the Nebraska
Department of Roads and Irrigation.
Water-level measurements are not Included for the following observa
tion wells measured by the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation
District; 1 well In Arthur County, 24 wells in Dawson County, 2 wells in
Garden County, 23 wells in Gosper County, 52 wells in Keith County, 66 wells
in Lincoln County, and 10 wells in Phelps County. Records of wrter levels
in these wells prior to 1948 nave been included In previous reports of the
Geological Survey on water levels and artesian pressure.
Automatic water-stage recorders were In operation on 23 wells. Of
these, the following wells are equipped with 60-day continuous recorders:
1-11-llab .(near Red Cloud, Webster County)I-40-29bb (near Halgler, Dundy County)3-25-4bb (near Cambridge, Purnas County)7-38-28cc (near Imperial, Chase County)8-9-14ac (near Trumbull, Adams County)9-14-ldc (near Gibbon, Buffalo County)II-ll-25cc (near Alda, Hall County)
The remaining wells listed below, are equipped with 8-day recorders:
l-6-30dd (near Superior, Nuckolls County)5-6-26bd (In Fdgar, Clay County)5-15-3ba (near Minden, Kearney County)5-19-22da (near Atlanta, Phelps County)7-10-23ab (near Hastings, Adams County)7-20-31cd (In Bertrand, Phelps County)
is-36-lad) (near Kort y' Kelth County)
14-33-27da .(hear O'Fallons, Lincoln County)15-9-9aa (near Cushing, Howard County) 17-16-26dc (near Arcadia, Valley County) 24-48-10bb)24-4fi-31ba) (near Alliance, Box Eutte County)25-48-14aa)25-45-32ad (near Antloch, Sheridan County)30-22-23dd (near Alnsworth, Brown County)
The well near Superior is serviced by personnel of the Bureau of Recla
mation at Superior. The two wells near Korty and the one nenv O'Fallons are
serviced by Warren Doollttle of the Platte Valley Public Power and Irriga
tion District. The well near Alnsworth is serviced by personnel of the
Bureau of Reclamation at Alnsworth.
Tables have been included showing the total monthly pumpage for the
public supplies for the city of Grand Island and for the city of Lincoln at
its well field near Ashland. Monthly measurements of the water level in
well Al2-9-24oc (U- S- 62) are given under the heading Saunders County.
154 viATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
This well is one of eight key wells in Nebraska and the water level in the
well is measured, by personnel of the Ashland pumping station.
Monthly measurements of the water levels in eight key veils in Nebraska
were continued during 1948. Measurements from these wells form the basis of
statements of water-level conditions in Nebraska that ere published currently
in the monthly Water Resources Review.
In all, exclusive of automatic water-stage recorder measurements, 4,542
individual measurements of water level were made in Nebraska in 1948.
FLUCTUATIONS OP WATER LEVEL
The precipitation in Nebraska in 1948 was 21.57 inches, 1.07 inches
below normal and 1.78 inches below that of 1947.
The following table summarizes for each observntiori well, the highest
and lowest water level of record, the net change in wpter level in 1948, and
the net change in water level during the entire period of record:
Length of record, in years, highest end lowest recorded water levels, -in feet, net change in water level in 194C, and net change in water level during period of record in 720 wells in Nebraska
Well number
(1)
5-9-9dc5-10-lbb5-ll-2bb5-ll-10bc6-9-4cb6-10-8ac6-10-23bb6-10-31bd7-9-12dc7-10-23ab
7-10-26da7-ll-3cb7-ll-22ad7-12-15oa7-12-24cc6-9-5cc8-S-14aa6-9-14ac8-10-29ab8-ll-13aa6-12-lcd8-12-8ab8-12-22db
Highest level
(2)
Date
(3)
Lowest level
(4)
Date
(5)
Net rise (+) or net decline 1948
(6)
Net rise ( + ) or
net de cline for period of record
(7)Adams County
36.7493.8385.939.26
103.2290.416.20
91.09111.1499.95
113.91111.62113.409V . 4698.7091.80
108.03110.18119.0991.6483.887.6883.04
JuneMayJulyJulyJuneJune''ayMayOct.Jan.Mar.Oct.Nov."ayNov.Nov.JuneJuneDec.JuneOct.Nov.JulyNov.
30101133
10104
22145
1511101522
28284
151615
,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948, 194R,1948,1948and,1935,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948,1947,1948
37948610
103901091
111102
11511212C989992
110111120
92859
84
.70
.89
.40
.81
.40
.55
.43
.70
.53
.96
.63
.20
.60
.05
.02
.12
.34
.13
.00
.68
.00 '
.72
.10
Aug.Aug.Aug.Nov.Nov.Nov.Apr.Aug.JuneSept
SeptFayAug.Nov .Nov.Nov.Oct.Dec.Nov.Aug.Oct.SeptAug.
203030131724123028.18
. 111151717134
2213145
. 713
,1947,1948,1948,1940,1947,1948,1937,1948,1948,1948
,1948,1948,1947,1947,1947,1947,1948,1948,1948,1947,1947,1946,1947
+0.65....+ .07+ .16+ .13+ .04+ .63............
+ .13+ .27
+ 1.80+ .59+ .32+ .16.00
....+ .91+ .34
+1.12+ .05+ .61
+0.83.40
+ .07+ .59+ .13+ .04
+1.98.15
+ .262.57
+ .13+ .27
+1.80+ .59+ .32+ .16.00
+ .35+ .91+ .96
+1.12+ .59
+1.06
Antelope County
24-6-2aa
27-7-10bb
3.71
54.33
: r ar.MayOct.
243018
,ly3G,1936,1948
7
66
.88
.40
Sept
Oct.
.12
17
,1935
,1941
1.23
+10.01
+1.58
+10.83
NEBRASKA 155
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of re cord In 726 wells In Nebraska Continued
(.1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (G) (7)
Blaine County
22-24-33ca23-22-22C*-.
22.41.24
Oct.Jan.
14,19467,1935
5.654.38
Aug.July
41,1946,193G
0.99....
0 .90.35
Boone County
18-7-4ca18-7-5ad21-7-26ca
24-47-ldb;34-48-4bb24-48-10bb
24-48-lldd24-4B-31ba
24-50-10aa34-52-13cb24-52-35aa25-47-31cc35-48-4dd25-48-14aa25-48-25bb225-48-27db225-49-14da25-50-22aa
25-50-31ab25-51-14aa26-47-17dcl26-47-35dd26-50-12dc26-51-25bc26-52-10bc25-52-17ab27-47-12da27-47-23ba37-49-21cb27-50-20aa27-51-6bb38-51-6dd28-51-8bc
145
17
111310
437
48779714G348706731
132
102875211
1009593737
16118173220
185
.33
.20
.20
.14
.32
.16
.17
.46
.68
.60
.61
.29
.15
.06
.76
.90
.43
.01
.72
.52
.21
.03
.56
.49
.37
.39
.71
.78
.00
.99.11.67.00
Kar .f.'ar.Apr.
Mar.Apr.JulyJulyJulyMar.
Juner.ar.JulyAug.July!"ar.T.ay"^ay
ray-JulySeptJulyJuly.' 'a r .JulyJulyJulyOct.JuneOct.Feb.Feb.JuneMar."layJuly
26,193726,193721,1948
Box
25,194811,194612,194713,19471,1948
28,1948
3,194613,194722,194028,194722,19466,1946
29,194613,194613,194613,19462,1948
. 1,194822,19401,1948
26,19481,1948
22,194022,193821,19485,1946
21,194827,194627,19465,1947
27,193613,19441,1948
15.176.33
21.07
Oct.Aug.Oct.
266
14
,1940,1935,1938
....
....
....
0
2
.06
.03
.03
Butte County
12.4514.5011.37
MayOct.Oct.
142222
,1946,1948to
.23
.57
.731.54.18.80
29,19467.05
39.20Nov.June
128,
,194616,
.53
.19 +.84.42
18,30,194652.0278.5599.1318.1863.9150.9077.7071.3232.45
132.54
103.4190.0462.2913.64
102.3896.50
101.0275.4612.2329.94119.41174.82221.17
4.0883.40
JulySeptrayOct.Dec."ayAug.Septrar.'-ay
Oct.Feb.SeptOct.Nov.Feb.SeptFeb.Apr.Nov.Oct.Aug.Mar.JulyMar.
2. 1
921171631
T_
121
2027
. 1211219
. 118192
2010272030
,1938,1948,1946,1948,1946,1946,1948,1948,1946,1947
,1941,1946,1948,1948,1946,1947,1948,1947,1935,1940,1941,1938,1948,1940,1940
.06.....38
2.07.....57.65
1.15+ .01.02
+ .14.03
4.98.39.92
+ .07+ .02+ .09....
+1.43.25.17
.....68.21
+1
2
131++
++31
2+
+2+12ji^'~ +
+
.75
.66
.65
.82
.49
.79
.10
.71
.90
.13
.16
.28
.81
.54
.40
.32
.79
.21
.85
.14
.03
.25
.04
.82
.16
Brown County
29-21-6cd39-21-7ab29-22-4ab,30-21-15cd,30-21-18bc
,30-21-19cc.30-21-2Gbb30-21-30bc30-22-15cc30-22-17cb,30-22-19aa
30-22-23dd
53
7455
364537414538
38
.00
.92
.90
.39
.88
.80
.80
.04
.54
.12
.08
.57
Nov.Dec.Nov.Nov.MayJuneTar.JuneFeb.Mar.Nov.Feb.
rar..Apr.Apr.
194416,1947
194415,194812,194810,194816,194815,194817,194817,194814,194718,1948
24,19489,1948
17,1948
9.005.993.95
75.4756.08
40.1247.8238.4543 . 5346.5938.70
39.47
JuneOct.SeptSeptNov.
Jan.SeptSeptJuneSeptNov.Dec.Sept
1714.15.1415
13.14.1516.152215
.23
,1945,1948,1948,1948,1947
,1948,1948,194C,1948,1948,1948,1948,1948
.772.07+ .39+ .42+ .06
+2.42.01.72.26.28.59
.27
iii++++
i
.32
.37
.19
.65
.04
.92
.20
.11
.00
.21
.50
.35
3 51- -11
156 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and nat change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
Brovm County Continued
30-22-26db30-22-27dc30-23-lcc30-23-13bc
30-23-21aa31-22-23dd
24.9514.0262.9438.59
22.8241.95
IIov. 10,1944Aug. 1,1944Apr. 14,1948Dec. 16,1947
Nov. 16,1947IIov. 15,1947
29.0018.8764.2039.50
23.7342.95
Aug. 15,1937Aug. 9,1937Oct. 14,1948Nov. 20,1914Nov. 14,1947Dec. 15,1948Oct. 14,1948
0.60.16.11.46
.82
.33
+0.73+ .08.08
+ .45
.90
.42
Buffalo County
8-16-3cb8-16-lOcc8-16-12cc8-17-lda&-17-4bc8-l7-12dd8-18-4cb9-13-5cb9-13-9cc9-14-ldc
9-14-4cc9-14-13cb9-14-19dd9-14-21cc9-14-22bb9-14-34bb
9-15-llcb9-15-lGcc9-15-34bb9-17-31cd9-18-27dd9-18-31CC10-13-24bc
A14-3-8baA16-l-17bcA1S-2-14CCA16-2-30bc
A16-3-ldcA16-3-8ddA16-3-15cdA17-4-^8cd
A-28-3-4ca
5-36-7ba5-36-lldc7-38-20dd7-38-28cc
S6-32*23ad31-25-20ad33-27-17ob
10.221.761.594.185.26.89
7.3016.5411.0016.67
17.6815.3022.5517.4915.009.25
23.6731.8816.608.023.637.38
17.91
10.182.803.46
21.45
8.112.70
11.5219.55
5.78
15.7062.4668. GO75.67
59.502.2.^1.88
Sept. 8,1947Nov. 7,1946Apr. 25,1933Oct. 7,1946Dec. 3,1946Iter. 9,1948Oct. 7,1946May 20,1931July 10,1947July 9,1947July 10,1947July 11,1947July 11,1947June 9,1931July 11,1947July 11,1947June 20,1932June 27 ,.1932July 11,1947 'ay 4,1948June 16,1931Oct. 7,1946Oct. 7,1946Oct. 8,1946May 13,1931
Butler
Apr. 12,1948July 7,1947July 7,1947Sept. 3,1947Nov. 1,1948July 7,1947Mar. 24,1948July 7,1947July 7,1947
Cedar
July 12,1940
Chasa
Peb. 4,1948Feb. 27,1947Aug. 21,1935Doc. 31,1948
Cherry
Oct. 15,1947Hay 16,1945I Tar. 29,1940
13.223.797.80
11.9011.194.95
10.0722.5417.0919.79
23.1123.0528.5322.1119.5615.68
29.9635.0225.3513.019.3912.5026.28
County
18.635.476.35
22.68
12.454.R6
17.2822.10
County
10.05
County
16.3963.9270.9276.85
County
67.45u.383.3B
Aug. 7,1946Sept. 7,1918Jan. 7,1947Nov. 3,1934Sept. 7,1948Aug. 20,1936Sept. 7,1948Sept. 5,1946Oct. 4,1946Sept. 6,1946
Sept. 5,1946Oct. 15,1941Oct. 15,1941Nov. 24,1939Sept. 5,1946Oct. 27,1940
Oct. 15,1941Sept. 5,1946Nov. 3,1948Mar. 9,1948July 10,1916Sept. 7,1948Sept. 5,1946
Oct. 15,1940Sept. 3,1946Oct. 12,1916Aug. 6,1946
Jan. 12,1948Sept. 3,1947Aug. 5,1946Oct. 11,1.9*6
June 23,1947
Aug. 15,1916Aug. 21,1935Nov. 19,1942Dec. 9,1944
Dec. 15,1944Sept. 12, 1936Aug. 9,1937
+ .02+ .01+ .75+ .10.94
+ .40.33.55
1.63.66
1.081.281.031.222.681.17
1.351.914.32+ .851.69.67
+ .44
+ .12+ .67+ .35
.24+ .43+ .32+ .25
2.25
+ .14.43
*
....
+1.24+ .17
+ .01+ .93.97
+1.612.78
+1.63.36.91
1.65+1.00
.671.152,702.161.382.72
1.61+ .878.03+ .39.13.84
5.43
+6.851.22.49
+ .51
1.61+ .33+1.17
.59
.85
+ .27+ .85.11
1.18
5.59+1.30
.09
NEBRASKA 157
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 72-3 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) C?.\ (X\ m <5) (6) (7)
Clay County
5-G-2Gbd
A17-2-lGbcA17-2-22ddA17-3-4ccA17-3-llddA17-3-18dcA17-3-23ccA17-3-29aaA17-4-lccA17-4-4bb
A21-G-23bb
19-18-9aa
31-52-3dc
9-19-16ab9-19-25bb9-19-33bb9-20-3dd9-20-5bc9-20-13bc9-20-22cc9-20-33dd9-21-6ad9-21-6da9-21-7aa9-21-7da9-21-12cb9-28-18aa9-21-18da9-21-19aal9-21-19aa29-21-19da9-21-19dd9-21-24aa9-21-29bc9-21-30da9-21-31aal9-21-31da9-21-31dd9-22-25dc9-23-2dc9-23-3CC9-24-ldc9-25-31db10-20-21c-b10-20-35bb10-21-6da10-21-7aa
76.81
24.623.525.196.601.752.156.973.8311.19
4.86
11.98
15.84
6.505.455.030.7218.456.907.742.411.391.014.524.139.292.502.221.451.23.95
2.831.97.10
3.6311.827.684.162.70
14.0210.7414.50
190.5522.3314.807.005.63
Nov.
JulyJulyWar.JulyMar.J.'ar.JulyKa r .July
May
Kar.
Mar .
Dec.JulyOct.Dec.JulyDec.Dec.Nov.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Apr.Oct.Oct.Feb.Feb.Feb.JulyMayOct.Oct.JulyOct.JulyJulyJulyllov.Aug.JulyJulyI'.ayApr.
20
88
237
2324g
238
27
28
30
31183133788888
30802525251238G
128141414G4
12124G
,1940
Coif ax
,1947,1947,1948,1947,1948,19481,1947,1948,1947
Cumlng
,1935
Custer
,1948
Dawes
,1948
Daws on
,1946,1947,1946,1946,1947,1946,1946,1946,1946,1946,1946,1946,1946,1944,1946,1946,1932,1932,1932,1947,1947,1946,1946,1947,1946,1947,1947,1947,194C,1940,1947,1947,1931,1931
77.09
County
2G.32G.49G.34
10.504.825.278.837.26
17.11
County
8.93
County
14.98
County
21.51
County
10.709.729.0412.9223.5011.9412.635.288.307.458.997.32
13.197.246.485.552.755.867.646.295.219.20
19.5422.9019.8217.2818.2413.1517.90
194.0625.7910.6411.8812.55
July
Sept.Jan.Sept.Jan,Sept.Sept.Nov.Oct .AU6 .
Oct.
July
AUK.
Sept.Nov.Sept.Sept.Nov.Sept.Sept.Sept.JulyAug.Aug.Nov.Aug.AUK-Sept.Nov.Aug.Sept.Nov.Sept.Sept.Sept.Nov.JulyNov.Nov.Aug.Sept.Sept.JulySept.Sept.Sept.Sept.
18,
4,13,4,3,4,3,1,9,G,
10,
16,
27,
7,4,G,7,4,7,6,7,
11,21,21,4,
10,14,21,14,10,-16,14,21,30,30,2,
24,5,2,9,9,7,
25,6 ,v,
21,21 y
1948
194619481947194719461946194819411946
1941
1940
1934
1948194819461948194819401946194819461934193419481937193419341934193719361934193419401940194019401940194019461940194619401946194819341934
.
++
12
12111
.
1
111
1111
.33
.91
.19
.61
.86
.12
.05
.67
...
.01
.39
.48
.87
.27
.15
.36
.62
.28
.55
.83
.40
.47
.51
.51
.43
.57
.53
.87
.92
.16
.13
.60
.53
.19
.58
.51
.23
.27
.72
.68
.62
.17
+0.06
.50+ .15+ .33.BO.73.24.20.79
2.00
.43
2.80
3.70
1.60.60.76.38
1.981.561.39.41
1.72.41
1.57.30
1.701.692.021.852.281.782.17.61.98.50
+1.904.778.04
11.31.54
1.203.40
+2.13.60.65
1.382.97
158 WATER LEVELS A1ID ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest en^ lowoat recorded watei levels, in feet, net change in -water level in "194L, an^ net cl'snge In watei level during period of record in 72G wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3)
Dawson Count
10-21-7da10-21-10aa10-21-10dd10-21-19aa10-21-19da10-21 -23ab10-21-30aa10-21-30da10-21-31aa10-21-31dd?.0-22-llab10-22-29aa10-23-5bb'10-23 -29bb10-23-30bc10-24-7bb10-24-15cc10-24-17bbll-21-31ddll-22-2Saall-23-21bcll-23-23ccll-24-16bbll-24-20call-24-24cb11-25-Sadll-25-16bbll-25-19ccll-25-21ccll-25-34bc12-24-30ab12-25-34cc
A17-5-2bbA17-6-CaaAl7-6-8bcA17-6-15adA17-8-4aaA17-8-4ddA17-8-9daA17-o-16adA17-8-22cbA17-8-28adA17-9-24dcA10-5-23bbA-18-6-85ccA18-7-36cbA18-8-28daA18-8-28ddA18-8-33aaA18-9-18ac
l-37-7abl-37-16ddl-37-19bal-37-31cd
l-38-20bc
64C
11118441541425
1032
222012
3961454
124227
2
213346
15G5
602336
603893
15
.10
.60
.92
.88
.68
.15
.37
.37
.67
.29
.53
.52
.29
.02
.SO
.35 V8.72.77.03.40.42.56.52.91.03.45.42.18.12.50.50
.32
.68
.52
.90
.35
.70
.15
.11
.82
.19
.80
.55
.07
.84
.86
.63
.00
.76
.82
.34
.23
.75
.50
JulyJulyJulyJuly"ayJulvJul.yJulyJuneJuneOct.JulyDec.Oct.Oct.Oct.JulyUov.Sent.JulyJulyOct.Oct.JulyDec.Apr.I'.'ar.JulyNov.Dec."ayNov.
Dec.JuneJ'ar .far.JuneJulyJuneJuneJ.'ar.JulyOct.JulyJulyJulyOct.Oct.Oct.July
JulyDec.Feb.June
June
12,12,12,20,25,12,12,12,12,1 *-" 9
9,12,4,g9',
9,14,9 }8,
12,12,o,9,
12,4,v,i_14*
IV,5,9,5,
10,po ti. ,4,4,
22,7,
22,22,23,7,
27,7,V,V,8,e,8,9,
30,4,
26,7,
8,
1947194r,-]9471931193119471S4719471935]935194619471.94G19461946194519-17194619471947194719461946194719461939194819471931194619461947
Dodge
194619451947194719451947194519451948194719421947194719471941194119411940
Dundy
1947194719471947
1948
(4) (5) (6) (V)
y--Continued
13.4412.8417.2718. LO18.6113.9410.0212.358.989.279.697.458.407.70
12.0513.527.33
19.7833.2830.8915.115.268.4214.9712.405.046.05
14.3020.3714.3544.8530.40
County
4.609.656.034.3012.2113.3314.2914.19C.147.2910.708.7310.505.48
68.7231.929.369.33
County
61.8830.0214.255.85
18.42
Sept.Sept.Sept.JulyJulyAug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Sept.Aug.Nov.JulyNov.Sept.JulySept.MayJulySept.JulySept.Sept.Sept.JuneAug.Sept.Oct.Aug.JulySept.July
Sept.Mar.Sept.Sept.Feb.Feb.Oct.Oct.Feb.Feb.Oct.Oct.Uov.JulyMar.Feb.far .Oct.
Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Aug.
21,21,21,24,24,8,V,
21,12,21,8,5,
11,5,9,
12,V,1,
24,6,
11,G >6,
22,28,4,9,2,*., f
12,9,
11,
3,22,3,3,2,3,
22,22,3,
21,20,11,1,
12,20,3,
20,18,
21,21,8,8,6,
10,
193419341934IS 401940IS 4619461934193419341£46IS 401S461S481?4819461S4G1£41194019461?46194619 4619341946193919471939193319461P471946
1946193719471947194019401940194019401P401936194G194819481940194019401940
194619461947194719481946
1.031.412.102.452.411.821.731.48....1.26.40
2.10.25.45
1.78+ .06.20
1.711.80.67
1.58.62.90
1.541.03.35
+ .091.23.05.20
1.91.55
+ .22+ .28+ .37.....72
+ .67.81
1.03+ .52+ .65.....46.63
+1.33+ .10.14.37
+ .65
+ .08+ .43+ .46.03
+ .51
2.192.873.363.933.77.53
3.683.843.043.52+.94.50.66
1.191.05+ .74+2.07
+12.491.93.01.86
+1.291.071.20
+1.68+ .34+ .45+3.17+1.72+1.36+ .14
+1.58
+ .69+1.561.95.46
+5.92+4.33+3.56+2.93+2.56+2.40+2.33+ .411.82.80
+4.66+6.12+2.39+1.34
+ .28+ .25+1.86
.93
+2.64.
NEBRASKA 159
Length of record, In years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1940, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)
Dundy County--Continued
l-38-2lcbl-38-26cal-38-28dal-38-29adl-39-21ac1-39-22CCl-39-26aal-39-30bbl-40-20cbl-40-24cdl-40-27abl-40-29bbl-41-20ddl-41-27cal-42-10cdl-42-13tbl-42-3Gaa2-3G-24ca2-3G-29ac2-36-31bc2-3o-32da
5111974
11251118
181023339
1421217
.53
.84
.69
.94
.62
.20
.19
.04
.80
.21
.66
.80
.52
.24
.41
.71
.88
.28
.32
.47
.20
JuneAug.Apr.Feb.Feb.JuneJuneAug.JuneAug.JuneJulyFeb.Feb.Feb.Feb.Oct.Feb.JuneJuneAug.
63
102638G3G3
11
,1947,1948,1948,1947,1948,1948,1947,1948,1947,1948,1946
3-4,194833
26262327774
,1946,1948,1947,1947,1946,1947,1947,1947,1948
9.7413.9020.429.036.2313.0226.5013.124.379.79
20.8712.584.265.706.015.62
11.4415.6522.9422.848.55
Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.JulyAug.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Aug.Oct.Aug .Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug.Oct.Aui .Oct.Apr.
28,8,5,5,
29,16,5,s,e,8,
16,3-416,16,16,16,3,<J,
16,c,
12,
19381947194819481940194619461947194719471946,1945194619461946194619481948194619481948
0.16+ .41
.39
.30
.58
.34
.53
.19+ .22
.70
.85
.11
.02
.19
.061.33.31.11.05
....
+2.65.70.49
+ .87.33.08.09
+ .75+ .11+ .96.27
+ .59+1.70+1.45+1.15+1.41
.461.21.60
+ .06+ .30
Frsnlclin County
1-13-lccl-13-2bcl-13-3cal-13-4cbl-13-7bbl-14-2cdl-14-3ba1-14-Gbcl-14-7bbll-14-7bb2l-15-5cal-15-8cbl-16-9bcl-16-10bdl-16-14ab2-13-31ad2-13-32dd2-14-33cc2-14-34ad4-14-10da
3-21-2cc3-21-l2dc3-22-2ba3-25-4bb4-21-32cc4-22-25cc4-22-29ad4-22-32dd4-22-34bb4-23-20ab4-23-23bd4-23-27dd4-23-30cc4-23-36aa4-24-13cd
474
1025
c,
3
810
375228
50155
6344
118
137
1225287
511715
.27
.12
.48
.13
.50
.70
.91
.34
.70
.45
.62
.93
.25
.70
.40
.18
.77
.27
.37
.82
.97
.40
.78
.12
.8^
.29
.64
.55
.22
.29
.72
.08
.84
.06
.14
JuneOct.Oct.Aug.Oct.Dec.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.i:ov .Mar .Oct.Oct.June
Oct.Oct.JulyJuneJulyCec.JulyJulyDec.JulyJulyJulyJuneJulyJuly
1026262
26182727272726262526261717Y
30
25252823311731281
3131285
2831
,1947,1946,1946,1947,1946,1946,1946,1946,1946,194C,1946,1946,1946,1946,3946,1946,1947,1948,1949,193S
Furras
,1946,1946,1947,1947,1947,1946,1947,1947,1947,1947,1947,1947,1947,1947,1947
8.189.568.5213.517.19
12.365.949.055.407.527.5011.9814.426.2d42.4154.809.20
10.4451.10103.86
County
10.356 . 708.847.3716.7412.8517.6012.2015.6131.2830.8911.6554.6923.1719.73
Eec .Oct.Dec.Aug.Aug .Dec.Aug.Oct.Uov.Oct.Dec.Nov.Oct.Oct .Aug.I/ar.Dot.?Tov .A-ig.Aug.
Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Aug.Oct.Aug.Dec.JuneAug.Sapfc.Aut .Aug.Au_.Aug.
16,o,16,6,6 ,
21,13,b,
13,9,
22,
1947194819471948194819481946194819401947194G
18 ,,19487 }o,
13,o,8,
17,5,
12,
7,9,1,3,
31,7,
13,G,
11,14,13,13,2,
13,14,
1948]948194619461948194819481947
194819471948194619461948194619481948194619431946194819471946
+ '.22.4C
' '.69
.512.86.....18
+ .90+ .831.26.13.63.69.74
+ 1.23+.20
+ .01....
+ .45+ .40.30
+ .201.05.62.40
1.51.67.63.10.54.86.36.26
1.20.15
+ .731.04.81
2.21.04.48
+ .781.412.91.51
1.581.761.27
+1.95.93
1.71+ .01.73
1.15.30
1.35+ .77.21
1.31+1.523.15.84.06.40
1.311.441.25
+1.51
160 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water.-level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 725 wells in Nebraska Continued(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (0) (?)
Furnes County Continued
4-24-15cc4-24-19cc4-24~22dd4-24-29cd4-25-32cd
4-25-34ad
17-44-22cclb-46-27cc20-44-5db
20-44-9ca
20-45-13ab20-45-17ba21-44-29ab21-44-35ca21-45-3bd21-45-10cd21-45-27cb
5-22-3da6-21-29cc6-22j-15cd7-21- 6bc7-21-20bb7-21-24dc7-21-33aa7-22-8bb7-23-13bb6-21 -3dc8-21-llaa8-21 -30dd8-22-17dd8-22-28bc
24-37-25ac24-40-36bb
9-10-4dc9-10- 29db9-11 -6bc9-ll-14cb9-ll-21bb9-12-ldc9-12-9ba
10-9-3cb10-9-4cb10-9-10bb10-9-2SCC10-10-Scc10-10-13dd
10.8212.905.00
20.383.56
14.32
20.831.974.30
3.16
2.003.302.09.44
2.001.602.60
151.04123.48126.84100.20197.42171.23177.85244.65225.3211.103.09
130.80162.40213.32
3.5912,32
4.7069.964.657.037.442.4718.83
1.952.467.23
13.7719.522.65
July 31,1947 14.20Oct. 25,1946 15.05Oct. 25,1946 -7.19July 28,1946 23.57Oct. 25,1946 6.58
July 28,1947 17.76
Garden County
Oct. 25,1935 27.30Apr. 25,1935 5.95Oct. 21,1934 8.04
Mar. 4,1934 7.18
June 6,1935 5.12Mar. 26,1948 7.49June 20,1935 5.86Feb. 12,1934 4.84June 22,1947 7.87?,rar. 25,1948 6.66June 22,1947 6.64
Gosper County
June 21,1948 151.86Nov. 13,1948 123.72Nov. IS, 1948 127.14Nov. 12,1948 118.20Nov. 12,1948 198.97Nov. 12,1948 172.11Oct. 29,1948 181.68Nov. 12,1948 251.65Nov. 12,1948 227.80July 14,1947 14.50Aug. 7,1943 6.35Nov. 12,1948 132.11Nov. 12,1948 169.72Nov. 12,1948 216.25
Grant County
June 8,1935 6.62June 8,1935 14.99
Hall County
Dec. 6,1946 6.C7!/ay 11,1948 70.03Dec. 2,1946 7.82July 16,1947 8.G7Dec. 6,1946 9.52May 0,1931 7.78June 27,1932 23.35
J/ay 29,1938 6.70July 10,1944 6.55July 10,1947 9.38July 16,1947 15.32June 20,1932 24.08Mar. 15,1948 4.62
Aug. 14,1946June 12,1946Dec. 6,1948Aug. 14,1946Oct. 6,1947Oct. 1,1948Jan. 31,1946
July 26,1940July 26,1940Jan. 13,1938Dec. 15,1939Nov. 5,1937Nov. 23,1937Sept. 29, 1939Aug. 19,1937Aor. 2,1938Aug. 20,1937Nov. 30,1938July 29,1934Oct. 9,1937
Oct. 16,1948Oct. 16,1948Oct. 16,1948Sept. 26, 1935Nov. 25,1947May 28,1948Dec. 17,1947Nov. 25,1947Aug. 12,1947Sept. 10, 1947Sept. 9,1948Jan. 12,1948Nov. 25,1947Nov. 25,1947
July 22,1940Aug. 29,1947
Sept. 7,1946Nov. 14,1947Sept. 5,1946Aug. 9,1946Sept. 7,1946Sept. 20, 1934Sept. 6-12,1946Dec. 24,1940Dec. 24,1940Sept. 11, 1947Sept. 3,1946Sept. 5,1946Sept. 2,1948
0.22.16
1.09+ .22+ .?3
+ .61
....
.....20
.60
.80
.80
.10
.60
.80
.40
.30
. e
....
....
....
+1.55....
+3.83+7.00+1.97
.47
.70....
+7.32+2.92
.16
.24
+ .11+ .03+ .04.38
+1.30+ .27.07
+ .31.20
+ .04+ .14.37
+ .37
0.87+ .371.52.41.05
+ .90
5.41.02
1.24
1.96
+1.54+2.18+ .671.401.35+ .68+1.52
.294-. 17+ .16
+9.39+1.55+ .88
+3.83+7.00+2.38+ .381.72
+1.31+7.32+2.92
1.351.39
1.15+ .031.561.18+ .391.542.18
+ .06.10
1.06.21.74
+ .31
NEBRASKA 161
t,angth of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) . (4) (5) (6) (7)
Hall County Continued
10-ll-15dc10-11 -30bc
10-12-21ccll-9-4ccll-9-4cdll-9-8dall-9-8dbll-9-9aalll-9-9bd
11-9-9CC
ll-9-9dall-9-9ddll-9-12dcll-9-15bblll-9-15bb2ll-9-15dbll-9-15ddll-9-16adll-9-16bcll-9-16bdll-9-16call-9-16cbll-9-16dbll-9-17ball-9-17bdll-9-17cdll-9-21bb11-9-21-bdll-9-22cb
ll-9-26aall-9-27bcll-9-28ba
ll-9-29bbll-9-32ccll-9-34aall-9-34cbll-9-35dc11-10-lcc11-10-lldc
ll-10-13abll-10-14ddll-10-16bbll-10-24cbll-10-26ddll-10-27dc11-11-25CCll-ll-32cbll-ll-36cb
ll-12-34dc12-9-27cb12-9-32aal12-9-32aa212-9-32cc12-ll-24cd
15.15.
27.10.11.13.12.17.15.
17.
24.24.4.
22.25.5.5.
28.23.31.31.16.29.11.15.17.24.27.6 .2.G.G.
19.1.2.2.2.5.5.
£.9.9.
12.5.
15.13.29.19.
25.5.7.
10.7.6.
5667
76084258002508
66
83936000259263427566258308832542252595560015
16905450080800
001557666443110492
680858670842
JulyJuneJuneJulyOct.JulyOct.MayOct.Oct.
Oct.Nov.Nov.Nov.JulyNov.Nov.Oct.JulyNov.JuneDec.Dec.Oct.Nov.Oct.Oct.Oct.Aug.Oct.MayJulyJulyYar .MayJulyMayJulyJulyJulyJulvJuly
JulyJulyl-'ar.JulyJulySeptJuneMayOct.Oct.Julyyar.JulyJulyJulyJuly
10233051
121
1011
11615151015151
1415101891
1511151
121010312
14291010141414
142016147
. 528201921101114101410
,1947,1931,1931,1948,1945,1947,1945,1948,1945,1945
,1945,1948,1948,1948,1944,1948,1948,1945,1947,1948,1946,1944,1946,1945,1948,1945,1945,1945,1948,1945,.1936,1944,1947,1936,1936,1947,1938,1944,1944,1947,1947,1947
,1947,1947,1940,1947,1944,1947,1947,1931,1930,1930,1946,1946,1947,1947,1947,1947
2123
29161923182524
26
33338
31351611413645423537212633333610e
1015
26G776
1212
151111191717173626
279
12131212
.12
.92
.30
.70
.05
.25
.90
.50
.25
.15
.65
.70
.40
.40
.40
.66
.00
.95
.62
.30
.45
.65
.34
.25
.35
.75
.15
.27
.42
.75
.70
.GO
.00
.05
.30
.15
.10
.00
.40
.75
.68
.07
.95
.70
.72
.10
.80
.07
.58
.05
.80
.35
.80
.26
Sept.Aug.
MayJulyFeb.Aug.Aug.JulyJulyApr.Feb.Aug.Nov.Dec.Feb.July-JulyVBJDec.Aug.Nov.JulyNov.Feb.Nov.Feb.Feb.Nov.Feb.MayJulyDec.Feb.Feb.
Dec.Oct.Dec.Dec.Doc.Dec.Dec.Kar .yar.Aug.Mar.Dec.Dec.JuneOct.Sept.Sept.
Sept.Dec.Dec.Sept .Dec.Oct.
5,194618,1944
8,194727,19405,1941
28,194128,194127,194027,194018,19415,1941
28,19412,1940
24,194013,193719,194119,194021,194324,194028,19412,1940
27,19402,19405,19412,19405,19415,19412,19405,194129,194417,19426,1942
26,194426,1944
24,194017,193624,194024,194024,194024,194024,194026,194126,19416,19468,1946
24,194028,19357,19464,19463,19484,1946
3,194824,194024,19404,1946
24,19404,1946
1.24.52
+ .3f+1.34+1.59.........oe.57
+1.92
+1.5?+1.73+ .2f
+3.2f+2.0C+1.67+ .24
+1.74+1.61+1.17+1.04+i.Ge+1.76+1.32+2.06+9.41+2.oe+3.6E
' .50+ .0?.83
+ .24
.41 2f.2f.16.24
1.41.49
.41
.83
.oe1.72.42
i.ie+ .36+ .37+ .31
+ .1Cl.OC.....13.17.ie
1.773.56
+1.03+2.62+1.471.75
+2 . 55+ .20.97
+3.84
+3.37+4.57+ .05
+5.20+5.45+2.22+ .03
+5.48+2.95+4.07+5.42+5.28+4.32+3 . 45+4.70
+11.25+1.63
.041.70+ .20.01
6.62
+ .35.05
+ .10.22.02
+1.34+1.78
+1.82.48
+1.21.08
+ .62.05
+ .806.652.93
.80
.08+1.05
.36+1.33+1.70
162 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net chenge in water level during period of record in 726 wella in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)
Hamilton County
9-6-34bbll-6-13cbll-6-28bc13-5-19aa13-6-97cc
1-17-ldal-17-12dal-19-35bc2-18-33cd2-19-5cb2-19-17da2-19-28dd2-19-34bc3-17-21da3-17-27bb3-20-7ab3-20-16bb3-20-18ca3-20-22dd3-2C-25cc
5-33-30cb5-33-31dc5-34-28bc5-24-30bc5-35-17da
2-33-2aa2-33-6cb2-33-10ab2-34-Gda2-34-lldc2-35-13bb2-35-21bc2-35-24aa3-31-14bc3-31-17cd3-31-20da3-31-29bb3-32-llbb3-32-12cc3-32-2Gdd3-32-31aa3-33-35dc4-32-30dc4-33-Gbb4-33-23ad
38.6589.0629.7524. CO6.85
1.9512.7128.805.68
20.3218.606.82
20.1551.0918.6829.563.95
13.4024.2010.22
18.716.64
57. bO10.55",22
9.699.667.05
18.4710.1013.5519.974.5011.827.186.5812.7913.1121.2027.405.789.59
17.8954.8512.55
JulyJan.Mar .JulyJune
Oct.Oct.Apr.Aug.Dec.Aug.Dec.JuneAug.Nov.Aug.Oct.JuneAug.AU£ .
Dec.Apr.Apr.Oct.Oct.
I.'a r .Feb.Apr.JulyJulyAug.JuneJuneOct.Feb.JulyJuneFeb.Oct.JulyFeb.Mar.Apr.Feb.Dec.Feb.
7,194724,193516,19487,1947
30,1935
Harlan
25,194626,19462,19481,1947
17,19461,1947
17,19469,19475,1948
13,19401,1947
25,19469,19471,19471,19'7
Hay es
16,19469,1937
12,194824,194624,1946
Hi tch coc
19,19464,19489,1948
30,194730,194716,1946,16,19356,19478,19472,1948
28,19477,19464,1948
24,194628,194727,19474,lf43
12,194827,194716,194627,1947
44.2993.9932.332V . 2811.41
County
6.0018.9230.0514.5224.1922.2210.7423.7053.2520.6632.009.44
16.5626.29l-'i.-.S
County
20.0014.8260.2511.539.33
Ic County
12.0511.328.7220.8511.9515.7421.738.7715.886.788.52
13.5014.1522.1529.347.35
12.0418.9556.0513.86
Nov.Jan.SeptAug.Nov.
Oct.Dec.Oct.SeptApr.Dec.Nov.Aug.JulyOct.Aug.Aug.Aug.Aug..,*.&.
Aug.Oct.Aug.Oct.Oct.
Oct.Oct.Oct.JuneOct.JuneSept.Oct.Aug.Aug.Dec.Dec.Oct.Aug.Aug.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.
14,194021,1941
. 3,19465,1946
14,1940
7,194822,194816,1947.27,193413,194610,194617,194613,194631,194021,193713,194613,194613,194613,1946ic, :: : :*
15,19468,19474,19485,19486,1948
6,19486,19484,19489,19486,19486,1947
.24,1946£,19475,1946
If ,19466,19483,19476,19484,19482,19486,19486,19486,19486,19486,1948
.....10
+1.80.02
+ .141.90.....44
1.42+ .18.01
.03+ .20.40
+ .12
.02+ .34+ .26+ .32+ .17
+ .10+ .56+ .12.17
+ .16.10.30.03
+ .25+ .27.32
*.io.33.34
+ .35+ .03
.10+ .16
+2.302.7ri.oe+ .4r.06
.3!1.5-;
+1.2£+3.86.2't
.3;+ .9£.52
+ .K+ .3^+ .5C.46
+ .83+ .6E
IE
.066.4:+ .OE+ .1C+ .6C
1.1+ .45+ .2(l.OC.Zr
2.0C+ .?'+ .2"
+1.3<+1.26"*,' ij*+ .5;
+ .?'.3£
+ .1:l.lr
.2."
.3f+1.2'
Holt County
27-9-27dd27-9-34da29-ll-9bb29-11 -21bb
2.624.00'7.38
16.87
JulyJunefAar.Dec.Jan-
18,19474,1935
22,194815,194714,1948
8.969.888.08
25.47
Oct.Sept.Oct.Feb.
3C,1940-29,194813,194816,1948
+ .10+ .14.58
8.32
+1.6'.8i.3-.7-
NEBRASKA 163
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)
Holt County Continued
29-12-10cb29-13-13dd30-13-27cc30-14-23dd31-14-35cb ,
24-35-23dd
13-9-26dd
13-9-27ca13-12-29ba14-10-14bb15-9-9aa
15-10-19ab16-ll-7cc16-ll-27dc16-ll-32ab
5-13-4bc5-13-8cd5-13-33cc5-14-16cb5-14-33bb5-15-3ba5-15-9cb'5-16-6ac5-16-30da6-13-16dbo-14-21db6-14-25ba6-15-lcb6-15-llftb6-15-14bb6-15-22ac6-15-32abG-16-20bbl6-16-25cb7-13-20aa7-14-12cd7-14-30db7-15-llad
7-lG-8dc7-16-lldd7-16-23da7-16-25aat-13-12cb8-13-16bc8-14-13db8-14-19cc8-14-23ba8-15-21dcb-16-23dd6-16-28aa
26.8939.6629.7830.5927.71
.19
5.54
18.5025.845.85
32.50
8.4818.5964.7317.58
120.78106.50138.87140.86158.40104.53111.99120.50136.3987.28103.9289.6670.7972.3682.4096.5191.6484.0498.1955. C752.5570.0834.27
17.4026.7266.2048.504.843.986.592.382.633.202.204.36
Jan. 14,1948 27.63Dec. 15,1947 43.07Mar. 22,1948 30.80Nov. 15,1948 32.05Jan. 14,1948 29.21
Hooker County
June 8,1935 20.84
Howard County
July 10,1947 9.68
July 2,1948 22.09far. 29,1948 30.43June 28,1948 L.15"PJ 21,1948 32.80
June 29,1948 11.14 ,'ar. 30,1948 19.59Feb. 21,1935 72.24Sept. 30, 1948 10.45
Kearney County
June 29,1948 121.19July 12,1948 10G.86Apr. 30,1947 139.62Oct. 11,1946 142.18Oct. 11,1948 158.53Dec. 4,1948 108.15Sept. 11, 1948 112.42Nov. 17,1948 121.80Nov. 17,1948 137.65?,;ay 21,1948 89.42Oct. 29,1948 104.49Nov. 16,1948 93.56Nov. 17,1948 71.36Nov. 17,1948 75.78Nov. 17,1948 83.88Oct. 13,1948 97.55Nov. 16,1948 91.92Nov. 17,1948 100.50Oct. 11,1948 99.89Nov. 9,1948 56.67Sept. 1G, 1948 52.62Uov. 25,1948 71.70Aug. 31,1948 35.07Oct. 7,194LNov. 17,1948 18.93Nov. 17,1948 27.61Nov. 17,1948 67.85Nov. 17,1948 48.80Dec. 6,1946 7.12July 15,1947 6.77Nov. 15,1946 10.98Nov. 15,1946 o.l8Nov. 15,1946 5.75Nov. 15,1946 7.25Oct. 10,1946 5.70Oct. 10,1946 - 7.60
Feb. 16,1948I.'ar. 22,1948Oct. 13,1948July 12,1948June 15,1948
Oct. 19,1948
Sept. 4,1946Oct. 31,1946Oct. 26,1940Oct. 28,1940Oct. 29,1940Dec. 25,1948Dec. 29,1948Sept .30, 1948Sept. 30, 1948June 28,1948:'ar. 30,1948June 29,1948
Sept. 14, 1948Sept. 14, 1948Aug. 3,1948Aug. 11,1947Sept. 14, 1948Aug. 8,1947Dec. 29,1947Jan. 1,1948Aug. 3,1948Aug. 13,1947Sept. 3,1948Dec. 31,1947June 29,1948Aug. 2,1948Aug. 3,1948Dec. 31,1947Sept. 11, 1948Oct. 29,1930Nov. 17,1947Kov. 17,1947Nov. 15,1948Dec. 30,1947Nov. 24,1947
Aug. 7,1947Aug. 7,1947Dec. 30,1947Sept. 20, 1948Aug. 9,1946Sept. 7,1946Oct. 27,1940Sept. 7,1946Sept. 11, 1947Sept. 11, 1947Sept. 8,1948Sept. 7,1946
0 .37.46.56.15
1.43
.33
+ .98
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
.....59
+ .01....+ .72+ .42....+ .41+1.51+ .37
+3.90........
+1.15+1.04....
+3.03+1.70+ .80....
+1.62+ .65
+1.28+ .52+1.65....+ .18.31.08.40.23.25.32.47
0.41.53.75.18
1.43
9.14
+1.48
+ .95+C 28+1.52
.29
.291.006.48+ .87
.04
.35
.59+ .16+ .07
+3.20+ .42
+1.30+ .19
+2.10+ .37
+3 . 90+ .77
+3.42+1.15+1.04+ .28
+15.89+1.70+ .60.07
+1.62+ .80
+1.53+ .89
+1.65+ .30+ .14
.021.33.55.64.46
+ .31
164 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, In years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1)
13-35-6dd13-36-3cb13-36-6bc13-36-8cc13-36-9ad13 -37 -Sab13-37-5ad13-38-3ba13-38-6ca16-38-Vaa
A7-7-35cb
ll-26-16bb
12-26-35db12-27-14aa12-27-16aa12-27-20dd12-27-27ad12-27-28dd12-27-3 6ad12-28-9bc12-28-14dd12-28-15ba13-27-32bd13-28-16dd13 -28-2 Ida13-28-25bc13-28-28cc
13-R8-29cc13-28-31cc13-29 -6ba13-29-20bb13-29-25bb13-29-35bb13-30-3ad13-30-4cd13-30-9cb13-30-13dd13-30-21bb13-30-21cd14-30-9ca14-J50-16db14-30-21cd14-30-28dc14-30-33cd14-33-27aa14-33-27da
21-18-22aa
22-l-33cb23-2-5aa24-2 -32dc
(2)
5.904.612.032.44+ .02
10.558.049.279.947.63
24.40
8.48
7.322.982.18
13.171.74
12.483.024.77
27.4211.051.404.19
.623.502.34
3.283.392.145.153.05
15.032-104.97
.909.09
11.1038.602.55
.102.895.305.908.162.07
4.79
+0.042.932,89
(3) (4) (5)
Keith County
May 8,1942 9.29 Nov. 8,1948May 8,1942 10.25 Sept. 27, 1940May 8,1942 6.32 Aug. 2,1943July 1,1947 5.79 Apr. 17,1946Mar. 16,1946 3.74 Apr .17-22,1946May 8,1942 15.80 Nov. 6,194"May 8,1942 13.85 Aug. 2,1943May 8,1942 15.79 Aug. 2,1943May 8,1942 14.90 Oct. 9,1948May 4,1942 10.50 Aug. 31,1948
Lancaster County
Apr- 15,1948 26.46 Oct. 17,1940
Lincoln County
July 24,1947 21.62 Apr- 6,1939Oct. 2,1939
Julv 13,1947 11.45 Sept. 8,1948July 2,1935 7.07 Aug. 30,1941July 2,1947 5.31 July 7,1948July 13,1947 18.68 Oct. 1,1940Sept. 11, 1942 7.36 Nov. 1,1939May 5,1948 12.74 Sept. 9,1948July 1,1941 9.02 Oct. 2,1939Dec. 4,1946 10.65 Nov. 1,1939Jan. 8,1948 37.43 Oct. 1,1940June 13,1947 16.85 Oct. 1,1940May 1,1942 5.13 Aug. 4,1939Mar. 1,1948 6.18 Sept. 8,1948June 12,1947 6.48 Aug. 29,1940Mar. 14,1947 6.24 Sept. 8,1948Mar. 1,1948 3.50 July 7,1948
Sept. 8,1948Apr. 7,1939 6.39 Sept. 9,1947Oct. 30,1946 10.84 Aug. 3,1939May 8,1942 5.13 July 26,1940Sept. 11, 1942 12.19 Oct. 2,1936Apr. 7,1939 6.86 Nov. 22,1944Sept .10, 1947 17.85 May 14,1947May 8,1942 6.57 Sept. 9,1947Oct. 9,1946 7.60 Jan. 7-22, 1948June 13,1947 3.24 Aug. 2,1946Sept. 11, 1942 15.89 Aug. 2,1937Apr. 14,1948 19.92 Sept. 17, 1936Dec- 13,1948 41.20 Jan. 20,1947June 13,1947 6.05 Sept. 12, 1946Feb. 25,1947 2.69 Sept. 9,1947Oct. 9,1946 4.12 July 7,1948May 24,1946 7.53 July 7,1948June 23,1947 8.20 Dec. 13,1948Sept. 10, 1942 10.90 May 8-14,1947July 2,1947 5.71 Feb. 4-7, 1948
Loup county
Mar. 23,1936 5.31 July 16,1940
Madison County
Aug. 1,1945 4.25 Aug. 18,1936June 4,1935 4.86 July 16,1936June 4,1935 6.55 Aug. 10,1935
(6)
....+ .28+ .39
.42
.73+ .06
.30
.15
.71
.40
....
.32
.63
.51
.86
.33+ .30+ .12
.54+ .36
.03
.02
.75
.10
.71
.11
.04
.11+ .371.20
.28
.25
.60
.16+ .05
.12
.62
.31+1.50
+ .10+ .20
.10
.601.00+ .10+ .07
....
+ .18+ .07+ .15
(V)
1.451.52
+1.47.24
1.211.09+ .76+ .481.122.60
+1.92
+11 . 45 *.64
1.071.83
+2.94+ .47....
+1.79+3.74+9.06+3.25
1.42+ .21
.761.60+ .22
1.63+5.32
.36+4.791.08
.50
.66+ .25+ .10
+4.07+5.64+2.60
.40
.20....1.201.901.221.81
+ .85
+ .83+ .75+ .94
NEBRASKA 165
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
Merrick County
ll-8-3ddll-8-18ab12-7-7aa12-8-7dc12-8-28dc13-6-2bc13-6-7bb
13-6-19cb
13-6-28bb13-7-4bc13-7-29cb14-4-18bb14-5-9cc214-6-15bb14-7-21cb14-7-26cc15-4-15dd15-4-31cc15-5-8dd15-5-27dd16-3-7dd16-3-27cc
349
44
3
5313425
1152
11124
.55
.00
.34
.44
.59
.41
.09
.10
.12
.40
.00
.10
.56
.43
.39
.04
.05
.97
.15
.92
.94
.39
Mar.JulyJulyJulyJuly JulyJuly
July
Jan.Mar.JuneMar.JulyMar.JulyJulyJulyMayJulyJulyMayJuly
17,11,10,10,10,8,
10,
10,
6,17,
4,18,8,
17,10,5,8,7,B,8,8,8,
1948194719471947194719471947
1947
19471948194619481947194819471948194719471947194719481947
3.327.107.32
13.793.406.916.60
5.75
7.497.464.075.727.145.649.74
13.008.905.22
14.634.704.979.84
SeptFeb.SeptSeptSeptNov.Jan.Nov.Jan.Nov.SeptMayAug.SeptNov.SeptDec.MayNov.Nov.Nov.Jan.Nov.Nov.
. 5,26,
4,. 4, 4,11,5,2,5,2,
4,7,6,
3,11,
4,20,
7,11,11,2,
13,11,1,
194719441946194619461947194819481948194819461946194619461947194619341946194719471948194819471934
0.02+1.10
.01+ .46+ .18+ .05
.01
.01
.03
.71
.01
.13
.0^
.19
.51
.04
.25. .532.70
.25+ .0?
.10
+ .02.11.81
+ .671.171.401.12
1.30
1.13+1.83
.591.071.59
.56+2.29+1.72
.74
.63
.611.02+ .05
+2.24
Morrill County
20-49-30ac20-50-17bb20-50-28bb20-50-32aa21-50-33bc22-50-14bc22-50-28bc
23-51-29bb
1710112
17
81
100
07.90.99.00.76.08.22
.95
Nov.Oct.Jan.MayAug.Mar.JulyAug.Sept
7,27,18,14,31,28,2,
31,. 1,
194619471947194219481948194819481948
21.2215.9314.745.80
47.852.33
82.46
101.33
JuneMayMar.JuneJuneAug.Aug..
June
11,9,
12,10,11,13,29,
12,
19461946194719481946194619K4
1946
+ .91.9?
+ .31.23
+3.43.23
+ .21
+ .03
+3.14+4.05
+ .59.12
+20.76.35
+1.16
+ .25
Nance County
16-4-31bc16-6-14ac17-4-24db17-6-34ad
526
42
.28
.47
.88
.60
Mar.Apr.Mar.July
18,23,21,5,
1948194819361948
6.7630-846.22
45.15
Jan.Oct.SeptOct.
13,26,
.28,31,
1948194019481942
....
....
....
+ .47+ .171.31
.39
Nuckolls County
l-5-31cbl-5-31ccl-6-30dd
l-6-31ccl-6-33cbl-6-33ccl-6-35cbl-6-?5ccl-7-19cbl-7-19ddl-7-27cb1-7 -3 Idal-7-32bbl-7-33adl-7-33dd
19
33
94
1112
973
208
18
.22
.66
.10
.44
.00
.39
.15
.38
.30
.29
.11
.52
.51
.95
.07
Mar.JuneMayJulyApr.Mar.JulyMar.Dec.Aug.Mar.Mar.Mar.Mar.Mar.Mar.
24,10,
1,8,
16,24,26,24,Ifi,2,
22,22,24;-24,24,24,
1948194719481948194819481P48194819461947194R19481948194819481946
20-436.07
33.52
13.536.31
12.9314.6914.0011.657.80
20.5911.554.95
- 6.709.73
Nov.Oct.Oct.
Dec.SeptNov.Dec.Nov.Oct.SeptOct.Oct.SeptOct.Oct.
2,2,
27,
21,.23,
2,2O,2,
25,.24,31,25,
.24,25,25,
194819471946
194819481948194819481948194819471948194819481948
.35+1.41
.11
3.0<5.93.19.66.39.61
+ .60+ .14
.42
.30
.19
.50
.39
.02+ .24
3.84.92.93
1.522.222.94
+1.55+ .17
.75+ .63
.07
.19
1G6 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change In water level during period of record In 726 wells in Nebraska--Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
Nuckolls county- -Continued
l-7-34bb
l-7-35dal-7-36dal-8-7bbl-8-14cbl-8-17aal-8-17dal-8-18ccl-8-21cbl-8-21dcl-8-22abl-8-22adl-8-22ddl-8-25aal-8-25adl-8-36aa
5-18-2CC5-18-4ab5-18-6ab5-18-15cb5-19-4bc5-19-22da
5-19-35db5-20-16dc5-20-32cc6-17-15ad6-18-12bc6-18-13da6-18-33aa6-19-2aa6-19-21dc6-20-10aa6-20-28ad7-17-llcb7-17-30bb7-18-3cc7-18-27ab7-18-35ab7-19-6aa7-19-12cc7-19-16ac7-19-23ad7-19-26dd7-20-14cc7-20-28dc7-20-31cd8-17-19db8-17-21bc8-17-24bc
8-18-16CC8-18-21dd8-18-24bb8-18-33dd8-18-34bb8-19-7dc8-19-14dc
2
510
113
23
121024
177568
158149158157205202
19838
1058686
11413610915018719427517760705948755638
165159221
1057
611
67?20
410
.53
.55
.00
.16
.99
.73
.29
.14
.10
.52
.31
.03
.37
.29
.47
.46
.18
.76
.88
.60
.85
.95
.48
.93
.38
.38
.10
.74
.38
.63
.35
.87
.40
.48
.19
.11
.42
.99
.79
.65
.49
.79
.88
.11
.60
.08
.00
.55
.75
.02
.26
.85
.15
.10
.24
.19
Mar.
Aug.Oct.MayMar Mar-Mar.Apr.Mar.Aug.Mar-Mar.Apr.Apr.Mar.Mar.
Dec.Nov.Nov.Dec .Dec-Dec .
JulySeptGet .Nov.Nov.Nov.Apr-Dec Oct Dec.Nov.Nov.Nov.Oct.Nov.Nov.Dec-Dec.Dec -Dec .Aug.Dec-Oct .Dec .JulyMar'.MayDec.JulyMayJulyDec.Oct.JulyJuly
24,
2,13,19,22,22,22,15,24,2,
22,24,15,15,??,24,
27,9,
15,27,27,
4,
21, 2,
7,10,
9,9»
29,30,
5,30,10,10,10,5,9,9,
27,27,30,27,5,
30,5,4,
15,8,9,6,
15,8,
15,30,
5,15,15,
1948
194719471948194819481948194819481947194819481948194819481948
Phelps
194819481948194819 4R1948
194819 4R194819481948194819481948194819481948194819481948194819481948194819481948194719481948194819471948193319461947194819471948194819471947
7.73
9.0012.436.96
16.906.607.73
13.6313.0620.925.64
10.058.607.06
10.5012.17
County
159.81154.62159.54159.05208.25204.00
199.9339 . 95
105.8490.0889.92
116.75137-42123.70151.35188.01194.7828.7854.1780.8564.1572.7463.2854.0781.4071.6049.89
168-63172.72227.40
15.916.95
12.23
9.2611.8010.0576.4820.22
6-4813.22
Sept.Oct.Dec-Dec.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Sept .Sept Oct.Oct.Oct .Oct.Oct.
Sept .Aug.JulyJuneJan .Apr-Dec.Nov.July-Nov.Aug.Aug.MayJulyMar.MayMayJulyAug.Aug.MayAug.MayMayJulyJulyMayApr.MayNOV.Aug.Oct .Sept .Oct.
'Aug.Dec.Sept .MayJuneAug.Sept .
23,25,21,21,1?,25,25,25,25,25,24,24,13,25,25,13,13,
. 8,1,
20,1,
21,28,
9,18,22,
8,6,5,
20,25,9,5,
17,23,
7,5,
15,15,12,10,24,?5,
9,19,18,15,20,27,
8,27,
9,30,
7,8,
15,9,6,
1048IP 48194819 48IP 471P481P481948IP 4819481948194819471948194819471947
1948194019481948194819481948194719481948194719471948194819451948194819481947194719481947194819481947194719451945194819341947194019481940
1946194819461948194819461946
.61
.951.23
+4.13.27
+ .32+ .08
.36
.42
.50+ .72+ .68+ .08+ .03+ .61+ .39
+ .99....+ .69
+ .10
.22........
+3.70+3.82
+ .54+ 4.69
....
+1.29+2.98
+3.73 ...
+3.60....
+4.79+ .48
+1.47.25.14.29
.51
.60....
+ .36.57
1.60
.432.43
+5.52.02
+1.32+ .38
.69
.231.451.67
+1.36.01
+ .03+ 1.23+ 1.14
+ .99+2.90
+ .04+1.45
.60
.11
+ .87+ .95
.27+2.66+3.53+2.01
+ .39+14.07
+ .50+ .61+ .38+ .76
+1.23+3.058.00
+1.75+3 . 49+5.42+5.91
+14.81+5.07+3.52
+10.29+5.71+1.51
.38
.23
+ .03 54
+ .77+3.33
.01 01
+ .50
NEBRASKA 167
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change in water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)
phelps County --Continued
8-19-29cc8-19-33cc8-19-36bbR-20-8cd8-20-9ed8-20-12dc8-20-18dd8-20-23dc8-20-26dc
63.8950.4633.235.382.101.35
106. 1Q67.0634.57
Dec .Dec-Dec.JulyJuneJan.JulyDec .June
27,27,27,15,4,8,
20,30,23,
194819481948194819421948194819481948
64 . 4351.7039.488.907.423.00
107.23^1.2664.88
MayMayMar.Aug.SeptSeptDec-JuneMay
10,10,9,9,
.30,
. 8,30,5,
25,
194819481945194619401948194819481948
+ 1.42+ .91+ .18....
....
+0.54+1.24+6.25+1.90+2.06
.47
.31+1.54+9.74
Platte County
Al7-l-14ccAl7-l-14ddAl7-l-17ddAl7-l-25aaAl7-l-29daAl7-l-36bcA18-l-28cd
16-2-2da16-2-9cc16-2-12ab17-l-2cc17-l-5ad17-l-7ac17-l-14cc17-l-34dc17-2-2cd17-2-4bc
13-4-34cc14-4-19ab15-2-4dc15-2-7bta15-3-3dc15-3-20cc15-3-23dc15-4-35dc16-l-14bb16-l-36cd16-2-23dc
7 442.905.204.007 823.9360.80
3.1.6.6.1.4.9.6.4.7.
7.-2.4.5.4.4.8.
IB.3.
19.5.
16557580235006295824
7736505852209045723292
JulyJulyJulyJulyJulvJulyMar.
, Apr.JulyDec.JulyApr.JulyJulyJulyJulyJulyJune
Apr.Mar.JulyMar.JulyDec-Mar.JulvJulyJulyJuly
8,30,30,30,8,8,
27,?4,8,
10,8,
13,7,
23,7,7,8,
11,
8,18,7,
19,12,9,
18,7,7,7,7,
194719451945194619471947194019401947194619471942194719451947194719471945
Polk
19461948194719481948194619481947194719471947
14.10R.68
10.5811.0012.006 V"
71.23
6.194.80
11.7913.297.409.3411.509.408.8012.30
County
12.616.027.808.436.427.63
10.7221.006.38
21.718.24
Aug.Aug.Aug.Apr.Ort -Nov.July
Nov.SeptNov.Oct.Dec.Dec-SeptSeptOct.Aug.
Aug.SeptNov.Nov.Nov.Nov.Nov.SeptSeptJuneNov.
25,<. 6,3,
30,16,11,30,
11, 4,21,18,3,
21,.10, 4,23,31,
2,. 3,10,10,10,10,1,
. 3,
. 3,3,
10,
1936193619371940194319471937
1947194619391936193519361940194619361942
19401947l'94719471947194719481946194619461947
.48
.11
.63
.14
.30+ .27.30
+ .17+ .06+ .08+ .06.08.66
+ .12.04
1.54.53
+ .17.34.76.38.35.27.14.35.09
+ .10
+1.78+ 1.251.19.09.78
+ .22+ .70
.83+ .05
+1.04+2.02+3.78+1.22+ .521.76.28.31
+3.091.201.21.83.60
1.59.88 -.36
+ .04.72.27
Red Willow County
2-29-4aa2-29-5ab2-30-laa2-30-12ad3-26-5bb3-26-5cc3-26-9cb3-26-llbb3-27-7dc3-27-8ac3-27-llaa3-27-llcd3-27-17cta3-28-17da3-2R-20bb
8.16.8.
27.43.16.15.7.7.9.3.
16.8.9.9.
903517763235359218217339318327
Oct .Dec.Oct .Oct.JuneApr.Dec-JulyDec-Oct .Oct.Jan.Oct.Oct.Dec .
25,7,
24,6,9,
13,3,
28,11,21,21,30,25,21,17,
194619461946194819471948194719471946194619461946194619461946
11.5219.9211.4230-8147.7717.3517.029.43
10.1513 . 498.0617.9010.8512.2811.62
Oct.Oct.Aug.JuneJulvOct.Aug.Oct.Dec.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.Oct.
6,6,4,
12,31,7,
14,4,6,
21,9,4,6,6,6,
194819481948194619471948194619481947193719471947194719471947
.01
.64+ .oei.or
+ 1.07.....13
+ .0?+ . 63.53
.....11
+ .1P+ .44+ .73
.371.09.27
+ 1.26+ .11.61.09.65.32
+1.60+1.27
.711.07.42.21
168 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in feet, net change In water level in 1948, and net change in water level during period of record in 726 wells in Nebraska Continued(1)
3 -28-2 led3-29-32db3-29-35da3-30-19bb
3-30-26cb3-30-29aa3-30-34bb4-26-34db
30-17-8ab30-19- lOaa
A13 -9-2400Al7-5-23bb
24-41-3 4da24-42-27ba24-43-15da24-44-14da24-44-18bb24-45-8dd24-46-lOob25-45-32ad
23-28-9da24-30-20ab
17-16-26dc
l-9-6odl-9-9adl-9-9obl-9-9oo1-9-llobl-9-13adl-9-14bbl-9-14bol-9-16bo1-10-ldoll-10-3adl-10-9adl-10-4db1-11-ldal-ll-5bo1-11-llabl-ll-16aa
l-12-2bb
(2)
8.484.7217.926.88
8.053.0812.3419.65
1.68.80
.48
.71
5.5212.195.974.054.25.96
2.2632.06
9.792.33
2.91
48.032.805.096.512.055.505.8310.028.309.518.22
15.609.505.302.643.8218.74
2.77
(3) (4) (5)
Red Willow County Continued
Oct. 21,1946 9.73 Oct. 6,1947Oct. 25,1946 7.85 Oct. 6,1948July 31,1947 20.39 June 9,1947Mar. 6,1946 8.49 Aug. 15,1946June 9,1947Feb. 4,1946 10.35 Oct. 4,1948Oct. 24,1946 5.06 Oct. 9,1947Oct. 24,1946 14.73 Oct. 6,1948July 31,1947 21.28 Oct-. 7,1948
Rook County
Mar. 22,1948 5.12 Nov. 22,1935May 16,1945 4.23 July 19,1940
Saunders County
July 31,1948 7.92 Aug. 30,1934Mar. 23,1948 3.35 Sept. 3,1947
Sheridan County
June 8,1935 9.37 Oct. 21,1941Apr. 4,1946 13.27 Jan. 21,1947Apr. 4,1946 8.08 Nov. 4,1940Apr. 4,1946 '6.18 Apr. 15,1946May 14,1946 5.50 Aug. 15,1946May 14,1946 3.29 Aug. 15,1946Apr. 4,1946 7.35 Aug. 15,1946June 23-24-25, 33.84 Sept. 16, 19461947
Thomas County
June 8,1935 10.98 July 23,1940Mar. 27,1936 3.12 Apr. 26,1946
Valley County
June 12,1947 6.83 Dec. 26,1946
Webster County
Apr- 14,1948 50.65 Oct. 8,1948Oct. 5,1948 3.97 Oct. 25,1948July 22,1948 6.78 Oct. 25,1948Mar. 23,1948 8.43 Dec. 20,1948June 10,1947 6.12 Sept. 24, 1948Oct. 27,1946 9.60 Oct. 25,1948Mar. 23,1948 8.55 Oct. 25,1948Mar. 23,1948 12.55 Oft. 13,1947June 10,1947 17.70 Aug. 18,1948Oct. 29,1941 10.92 Sept. 25, 1939Aug. 2,1947 10.08 Oct. 8,1948Aug. 2,1947 17.89 Nov. 17,1948Dec. 21,1948 9.75 Nov. 17,1948June 10,1947 10.02 Dec. 21,1948Dec. 18,1946 7.63 Dec. 21,1948Nov. 14,1946 9.29 Dec'.' 11,1948Apr. 14,1948 21.25 Aug. 12,1946Dec. 21,1948Oct. 26,1946 7.12 Oct. 8,1948
(6)
+ .15.02
+ .20.20
1.29+ .18.27.14
.57
.26
+1.40+ .19
.09
.02
.19
.17
.47
.57+ .11+ .05
.03
.05
+ .25
.....26.75.26
+ .08+ .08+ .321.20.24.01.03
.....52.71.90
+ .94
.68
(7)
.61
.14+1.20
.71
2.03.17.72.31
+2.10+2.26
+2.811.41
2.05.82
+ .891.63.89
+ .154.60.17
.18
.18
+ .96
2.62+ .31.23.87
1.21 69
+ .58+1.162.57.15.09
1.43+ .10.97
1.08.04
+1.63
1.27
NEBRASKA 169
Length of record, In years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, In feet, net change In water level In 1948, and net change In water level during period of record In 726 wella In Nebraska Continued______
JIL J2)_ -ML (6) JZLWebster County Continued
l-12-4bbl-12-8aa2-10-36db2-12-34cd
3.101.95
26.6617.30
Oct.Oct.Apr.Oct.
27,194626,194614,194826,1946
9.586.10
28.0719.62
Oct.Oct.Feb.Oct.
8,19488,1948
12,19462,1936
+1.14+ .33
.£.1
.£0
1.40.81
1.27+1.70
PUMPAGE
The following tables give the total pumpage for the public supplies
of Lincoln and Grand Island. The public supply for the city of Lincoln
is pumped from nine wella installed on the flood plain of the Platte River,
about three miles north of Ashland. The first pumping from the Lincoln
well field, near Ashland, began in August 1932 and by the end of 1948 a
total of approximately 51,209.8 million gallons of water had been withdrawn
from the ground-water reservoir. The public supply at Grand Island is ob
tained by pumping from a group of wells drilled into the Pleistocene sands
and gravels of the Platte Valley and situated for the most part within the
city.
no;
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept . Oct. Nov. Dec.
ntniy pun Lincoln,
1932
98.5 186.1 204.9 201.8 203.2894.5
ipage, in Nebr.,
1933
204.2 187.0 205.0 210.0 213.8 263.6 212.6 197.2 169.4 132.6 106.4 133.9
2,235.7
from well field1934
136.6 164.2 188.5 194.8 236.0 249.9 308-9 278.1 206.5 176.9 196.6 171.
2,508.7
1935
181.1 167.2 199.2 193.6 188.7 192.0 236.9 255.8 181.3 154.0 90.1
182-92,228.8
north of Ashland, If 32 -481936
186-2 193.0 204.4 188.8 234.8 296.4 334.5 319.8 228-2 236.4 209.2 201.2
2,832.9
1937
203.8 190.7 200.6 158.5 262.9 254.5 322.5 317.7 297.6 204.8 217.1 1P8.8
2,P19.5
1938
208.7 192.2 211.1 189.5 216-4 245.8 304.9 298.9 201 6 207.2 116.3 141.1
2,533.7
1939
196.1 185.6 212.9 223.7 284.6 267.4 325-0 30O.6 324.3 232.7 222.8 203.4
2,979.1
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept .Oct.Nov.Dec.
1940195.8182.8193.9177.1246.5290-7374.3290.7314.1264.4170.8201.5
2,902.3
1941193.4181.2195.1173.8289.2286.3387.4377.8277.0201.2197.7205.3
2,960.4
1942198.5178.4199.3213.8243.4292.4372.5399.8269.3234.1200.5241.8
3,043.8
1943248.2227.6253.5246.9290.0324.6379.8377.1334.0304.8237.4263.9
3,487.8
1944281.4246.1274.0274.3297.2353.1381.0361.0343.3327.1291.4307.5
3,737.4
170 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Monthly pumppge, in millions of gallons, for public supply of Lincoln, Nebr., from well field north of Aehlsra, 1932-48
1945 1946 1947 1948
Jen.Feb.ye r.Apr.MsyJuneJulyAug.Sent.Oct.Nov.Dec.
310.1283.9317.7313.3319.6312.1365.6361.0334.7324.0311.5291.9
3,845.4
286.9259.6288.3330.7327.2353.0374.2340.0341.8341.3312.8312.5
3,868.3
329.1299.0333.8325.5335.0326.7375.4399.5380.2364.7313.8325.8
4,106.5
333.3309.6334.8213.7356.7349 . 4407.2409.3392.1392.8361.1363.0
4,223.0
Average daily pumpage, in .-nillions of gallons, for pubHic supply of Lincoln, Nebr., from Ashland well field, 1932-48
19321933193419351936
a 5.846.126.676.107.76
1937193819391940
7.726.948.167.95
1941194219431944
b.ll8.349.5310.20
1945194619471948
10.5410.6011.2511.54
a Pumping from the- Ashland well field begpn in August 1932
yonthly puaipa^e, in millions of gallons, for public supply of Grard Island, llebr. , 1936-48
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept .Oct.Nov.Dec.
1936
133.895.6
111.8154.3172-8215.1291.2241.0194.6153.6104.2104.4
1,972.4
1937
93.083.396.7
131.3165.1173.6236.3239.3194.7163.0139.3101.6
1,817.2 ,
1938
98.988-2
112.5140.7162.2181.9242.4189.8199.0191.4135.7112.2
1,854-9
1939
107.489.7
108.5154.8195.6209.8248.2251.1241.5192.2144.1131.6
2,074.5
1940
125.799.8
100.9144.8190.6229.2245.6240.6198.8172.8132.6118.4
1,999.8
1941
100-682.5
108.1111.1159.7134.9254-5251.3174.3148-4134.7131.1
1,791.4
Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept .Oct.Nov.Dec.
1942
126.088.4
132.5128.9137.2251.9225.1250.4202.3198.4168.9161.3
2,071.3
J.943
156.6151.6177.0212.3223.6244.3301.3299.6250.1235.2188-9189.4
2,629.9
1944
189.7178.3209.6196.1224.9228.7275.2320.6234.8228.8227.0223.6
2.737.3
1945
228.1209.3269.3205.9213.4225.0289.5286.3271.8231.7215.6214.2
2,860.1
1946
210.3196^5218.7258.0247.7304.4342-4354-8250.6245.7211.5217.6
3,058.2
1947
218. 3195.5230.6251.9298.2238.5322.5399.6314.2244.8206.5213.0
3,133.6
1948
216.5190.3209.6252.7273.8278.2345.8311.7317.0268.4216.4222,6
3,103.0
NEBRASKA, ADAMS COUNTY 171
Average daily pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply of Grand Island, Nebr-, 1918-48
19181919192019211922192319241925192619271928
aaaaaaaaaaa.
11111122222
.64
.53
.44
.59
.76
.83
.04
.15
.29
.12
.51
19291930193119321S3319341935193619371936
3344455555
.65
.52
.16
.11
.90
.72
.34
.41-00-08
1939194019411942194319441945194619471948
5545777888
.68
.47
.90
.67-20.50.84.38.58.48
a Does not include water pumped for condenser use at municipal electric plant.
WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM
The following we11-numbering system has been adopted in th? Missouri
Basin and is now being used in Nebraska. The State has been divided into
two principal divisions. The nurbera of those wells east of the sixth
principal meridian, which passes through Columbus, are preceded by the
capital letter A' Those west of Columbus have no preceding letter. The
first number indicates the township, the second the range, and the third
the section. The lower-case letters, which follow the section number,
indicate the position of the well within the section, the first letter indi
cating the quarter section and the second letter the quarter-quarter section"
The letters a_, b_, c_, and d are applied in counter-clockwise direction begin
ning with si in the northeast quadrant. The last numeral indicates the num
ber of the well within the tract of land indicated by the last letter- No
number is shown unless more than one well is within the given tract of land.
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Adams County
5-9-9dc- D. McClarry. Altitude of measuring point 1,795-43 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 36.74 on June 30. Records available: 1947-48-
Date
May 10 June 3
Water level37.27 36-95
Date
June 30 July 26
Water level36.74 37-15
Date
Oct. 5 Nov. 10
Water level37.06 36.87
5-10-lbb. Sims. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 164-0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum, 1,877.16 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 95.85 on May 10; lowest, 94-89 on Aug. 30. Records available; 1948.Apr- 2 May 10
94.00 93.83
June 30 Aug. 30
93.94 94.89
Oct. 5 Nov . 10
94.55 94.40
947837 O 51- -12
172 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
5-11-2bb. Neilson. Altitude of measuring point 1,P44.24 feet abovesea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, P5.93 on July 1;lowest, 86.40 on Aug. 30. Records available: 1947-48-
Date
May 10 June 4
Water level86.05 85.98
Date
July 1 Aug. 30
Water level85.93 86.40
Date
Oct . 5 Nov. 10
Water level86.14 86.15
5-ll-10bc. University of Nebraska. Altitude of mersuring point 1,875.63 feet abo-* e sea level. Highest observed atage ir period of record, 9.26 on July 1. Records available: 1937-38, 1940-41, 1946-48-
Date
May 10 June 4
water level9.54 9.46
Date
July 1 26
Water level9.26 9.52
Date
Aug. 30 Oot . 5
Water level9.81 9.67
Date
Nov. 10
Water level9.33
5-ll-25ac. Slater. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, re ported depth 184.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum, 1,937.60 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. June 21, 90.90; Oct. 20, 91.69.
6-9-4cb. Larson. Altitude of measuring point 1,891.85 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 103.82 on June 3. Rec ords available: 1947-48.
May June
11 3
103.29 103.22
June July
30 26
103.23 103.25
Aug. Oct.
305
103.26 103.25
Nov. 11 103.27
6-10-8ac. Hageman. Altitude of measuring point 1,927.93 feet above sea level. Highest observed atage in period of record, 90.41.on June 3. Records available: 1947-48. June 3, 90.41; June 30, 90.42; Oct. 5, 90.50; Nov. 11, 90.51.
6-10-23bb. University of Nebraska. Altitude of measuring point 1,818.27 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.20 on May 10. Records available: 1937-40, 1942, 1946-48-
May 10 June 3
6.20 6-76
June 30 July 26
6.816.91
Aug. Oct.
3O 5
7.138.00
Nov. 10 8.45
6-10-31bd. Magnuson. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 156.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 1,919.93 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 91.09 on May 10; lowest, 91.70 on Aug. 30. Records available: 1948-Apr. 2 May 10
91.2891.09
June 3 30
91.2691.22
Aug. Oct.
305
91.7091.36
Nov. lO 91.43
6-12-12db. rhristensen. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 187.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948- Aug. 9, 100.20; Oct. 20, 1T30.30.
7-9-12dc. Halloran. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 205.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,891-48 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 111-14 on Oct. 4; lowest, 111.53 on June 28. Records available: 1948.Date
Apr. 2 June 3
Water level
111.50 111 40
Date
June 28 Oct. 4
Water level
111.53 111.14
Date
Nov. 11
Water level
111.24
NEBRASKA, ADAMS COUNTY 173
7-10-23ab. Well 193 in previous reports. Fricke. Altitude of measur ing point 1,928-00 feet above sea level. Cleaned out and Stevens Type P fl-day automatic water-stage recorder installed Aug. 19, 1948. ?o convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous re ports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 199.96. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 102.96 on Sept. 18. Records pvallable: 1934-38, 1948.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
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Oct.
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102.62102.53
7-10-26da. R. Dougherty. Altitude of measuring point 1,9.32.79 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 113.91 on Oct. 5; lowest, 115-63 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
May 11 June 3
Water level113.95 113.96
Date
June 29 Sept . 1
Water level
113.95 115.63
Date
Oct- 5 Nov. 11
Water level
113.91 113.92
7-ll-3cb. V. Katzberg. Altitude of measuring point 2,020-04 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 111.82 on Nov. 15; lowest 112.20 on May 11. Records available; 1947-48._______Way 11 June 2
112.20111.92
June 29 July 27
112.03112.03
Oct. Nov.
415
111.90111.82
7-ll-22ad. V. Anderson. Altitude of measuring point 2,007.20 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 318.40 on May 11. Records available: 1947-48. May 11, 118.40; June 3, 119.93; Sept. 1, 118.82; Oct. 21, 118.80.
7-12-15ca. R. Karr. Altitude of measuring point 2,057.90 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 97.46 on Nov. 15- Records available: 1947-48.
Hay 11 June 2
97.89 97.64
June 29 Oct. 6
97.65 97.67
Nov. 15 97.46
174 WATER LEVEL AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTAL STATES
7-l?-?4cc. nroff. Altitude of measuring point 2,033.72 feet above sea level. Highest observed staTe in period o< record, 9R.70 on "ov- 15. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Nay 11June 2
Water level
98.99 98.84
Date
July 27 Sept. 1
Water level
98.83 98.84
Date
Oct . Nov.
6 15
Water level
98.83 98-70
8-9-5cc- Hargeroad. Altitude of measuring point 1,958.96 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 91.80 on June 2. Records available: 1947-48.
May June
11 2
91 91
9H 80
June Aug.
28 30
91 92
91 03
Oct .Nov.
4 11
9191
.82
.96
8-9-14aa- C- Anderson. Altitude of measuring point 1,919.09 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 108-03 on June 2; lowest, 110.34 on Oct. 4. Records available: 1947-48.
May 11 June 2
109.60 108.03
June 28 Oct . 4
108-04 110.34
Nov. 11 109-60
8-9-34ac- C- Anderson. Abandoned drilled irrigaticn well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 149 feet. Measuring point, top of casirg, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum, 1,917.83 feet above sea level. Stevens Type A 60-day automatic water-stage recorder installed Dec. 13. Highest observed stage in period of record, 110-18 on Dec. 28; lowest, 111.13 or Dec. 22. Records available: 1948-
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Date
Dec. 13 14 15 16 17 .
Water level
110.95 110.72 110.69 110-99 110.71
Date
Dec- 18 19 20 21 22
Water level
110.64 110.55 110.35 110.75 111 '.13
Date
Dec. 23 24 25 26 27
Water level
110.83 110.74 110.95 110.58 110-40
Date
Dec . 28 29 30 31
Water level
110-18 110.79 110-84 110.55
8-10-25bb. continued.
Barchera. Records available; 194'i Measurements dis-
8-10-26da. Staltz. Drilled irrigation well, depth 162 feet. Measur ing point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Nov. 11, 97.40.
8-10-29ab. Junkers. Altitude of measuring point 1,986.50 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 119.09 on June 28- Records available; 1947-48. June 2, 119-14; June 28, 119.09: Sept. 1, 119.45; Oct. 4, 119.10.
8-10-32da. Kieefe. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, re ported depth 186 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1-0 foot abo^e land-surface datum, 1,972.92 feet above sea level. Records avail able; 1948. Oct. 21, 104.05; Nov. 11, 104.30.
R-ll-13aa. Kent. Altitude of measuring point 2,00^.52 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 91.64 on Oct. 4. Rec ords available: 1947-48.Date
May 11 June 2
Water level
92.12 91.83
Date
June 28 Sept . 1
Water level
91-91 92.08
Date
Oct. 4 Nov. 15
Water- level
91-64 91.72
8-12-lcd. Brickel. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, re ported denth 178.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum, ?,056.03 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 83.88 on Nov. 15. 1948; lowest 85.00 on Oct. 5, 1947. Records available: 1947-48- Oct. 5, 1947. 85.00; Oct. 22, 1948 84-05; Nov. 15, 1948, 83.88.
NEBRASKA, BOONE COUNTY 175
8-12-Sab. Woodman. Records available: 1946-48.
tote
Jan. Mar.
98
Water level8.79 8.55
Date
May July
6 9
Water level8.19 8.41
Date
Sept . Nov.
3 6
Water level8-85 8.80
8-12-22db. Long. Altitude of measuring point 2,062.33 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 83.04 on Nov. 15. Rec ords available: 1947-48.
Date
May 11 June 2
Water level
84.07 83.88
Date
June 29 Jul-y 27
Water level
83.91 83.86
Date
Sept. Oct.
1 6
Water level
83.60 83.52
Date
Nov. 15
Water level
83.04
Antelope County
24-6-2aa. University of Nebraska- Record?, available: 1935-42, 1944-48. Feb. 10, 4.85; Oct. 18, 5.32.
27-7-10bb. Beberniss. Highest observed stage in period of record, 54.33 on Oct. 18- Records available: 1940-42, 1944-48. Oct. 18, 54.33.
Arthur County
No measurements made In 1948.
Banner County
No measurements rade in 1948.
Blalne County
22-24-33ca. U- S- 57. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1925-42, 1948.
Jan.Feb.Mar.May
619251126
3.403.453.203.884.28
June
July
3301327
4.273.924.464.55
Aug.
Sept
11242
21
4.134.394.724.86
Oct .
Nov.
519212
4.834.764.734.54
23-22-22cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. No measurements made In 1948.
23-22-22cc. University of Nebraska. To convert, water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 102.23. Records available: 1935-42, 1948- Oct. 21, 2.89.
24-25- 7aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. No measurements made In 1948.
24-25-7ca. Cor & Sons. Records available; 1934-42. No measurements made In 1948.
Boone County
18-5-12cc. Smith. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, dspth 65.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 0-5 foot abcve land- surface datum. Records available; 1948. Apr. 21, 13.45; Sept. 28, 13.98.
18-7-4ca. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42, 1948. Apr. 22, 14.38; Sept. 28/14.39.
18-7-5ad. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1S35-42, 1948. Apr. 22, 5.70; Sept. 29, 5.82.
176 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CEFTRAL STATES
18-7-14bb. Kleffner. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 250 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, level at land- surface cfatum. Records available: 1948. May 20, 58.55; Sept. 29, 58.50.
19-»5-4ac. f. L. Ohoat . Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 22 Inches, reported depth 142.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr- 21, 65.20; Sept. 28, 65.65.
19-5-6aa« Olson. Drilled Irrigation well. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Recordr available: 1948. Apr. 21, 42.20; Sept. 28, 42.95.
19-5-7cd. Marlcle. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 147.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base. 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 21, 45.45; Sept. 29, 46.42.
19-5-16db. Choat. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 22 Inches, re ported depth 129-00 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, level at land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. Apr. 20, £4.00; Sept- 28, 24.85.
19-5-27dc. Qaaper. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 65.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 0.50 foot above land-surface datur. Records available: 1948. Apr. 21, 14.28; Sept. 28, 14.58.
19-5-28cd. Bryan- Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 147.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 21, 33.65; Sept. 29, 34.88.
19-7-31cc. Brown. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 96 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base at land-surface datum. Rec ords available: 1948. May 20, 37.15; Sept. 29/37.65.
19-7-30aa. Green- Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 98 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 20, 25.15; Sept. 2P, 25.05.
19-8-9bb. Currlng. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 160.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948- Apr. 22, 69.35; Sept. 29, 69-85.
19-8-14db. West. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, reported depth 10O.OO feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 22, 26.34; Sept. 29, 26.58.
19-8-16cc. Dresch. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 165 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 20, 44.75; Sept. 29, 45.29.
20-6-6dc. Stock well, diameter 3 Inches, depth 78.0 feet. Measuring point, top edge of 3-inch pipe, 4.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr- 20, 68.50; Sept. 29, 68.85.
20-6-23bb. Rpdler. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 22 Inches, re ported depth 100.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 21, 31.48; Sept. 28, 32.55.
20-6-35ba. Thompson. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 154.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1-0 foot aboie land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 21, 50-25; Sept. 28, 51.27.
21-7-26ca. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage In period of record, 17.20 on Apr. 21. Record? available: 1937-42, 1948. Apr. 21, 17.20; Sept. 29, 19-72.
NEBRASKA, BOX BUTTE COUNTY 177
21-7-26da. University of Nebraska. Records available: If35-42. Well destroyed, measurements discontinued.
Box Butte County
24-47-ldb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed, stage in period of record, 11-14 on Mar- 25. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 25, 11-14; July 1, 11.49; Sept. 2, 12.03; Oct. 21, 11.98.
24-48-4bb. Geological Survey, U. 3. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage In period of record, 14.50 on Oct. 22. Records avsllable: 1946-48. Mar. 27, 14.10; July 1, 14.20; Sept. 1, 14.37; Oct. 2£, 14.50.
24-48-10bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage In period of record. 11.37 on Oct. 22-29. Records available: 1946-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts
Date
Mar- 27 28 29 30 31
Apr. 1 2 3
Water level10.98 10.98 10.97 10.. 97 10.96 10.96 10.96 10.96
Date
July 2 3 4 5 6 7a9
Water level10.61 10.60 10.59 10.59 1C .59 10.59 10.59 10.60
Date
Aug. Sept
31 . 1
2 3 4 5 6 7
Water level11.21 11.21 11.22 11.24 11.25 11.25 11.27 11.29
Date
Oct. 2£ 2S 24 2F 26 27 2f 2f
Waterlevel11.37 11.37 11.37 11.37 11.37 11.37 11.37 11.37
24-48-lldd. Geological Survey, U. 3- Dept. of Interior. Fighest ob served stage In period of record, 4.17 on July 1. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 25, 4.98; July 1, 4.17; Aug. 31, 5.73; Oct. 21, 6-10.
24-48-31ba. Odell. Highest observed stage In period of record, 37.46 on Mar. 28. Records available: 1946-48.
Mar.
Apr.
282930311234
37.4637.4737.5737.5737.6037.6037.5537.61
July 23456789
38.7738.7338.7338.7438.7438.1238.8138.76
Aug.Sept
31. 1
234567
38.7338.7638.7438.6838.6838.7238-7638.75
Oct . 2C212£.2Z242£2627
38.7738.7238.6838.7238.7038.6938.6838.70
24-50-10aa. Nolan. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 49.52; July 2, 49.43; Sept. 1, 49.45; Oct. 21, 49.53.
24-52-13cb. Shepard. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 78.55 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1938, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 77.68; July 2, 78-04; Sept- 1, 78-55.
24-52-35aa. Bailey. Records available: 1938-41, 1946-48. 98.05; Sept. 1, 98.03; Oct. 21, 98.08.
July 2,
25-47-19aa- John Lawlor. measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1938, 1946-47. No
25-47-31cc. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 18.18 on Oct. 21. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 25, 16.83; June 30, 17.47; Aug. 31,.17.59; Oct. 21, 18-18.
25-48-4dd. Geological Survey, U-S- Dept. of Interior- Records avail able: 1946-48. Mar. 27, 63.80; July 1, 63.43; Sept. 1, 63.79.
25-48-14aa. Powell. Lowest observed stage In period of record, <9.85 on Oct. 20. Records available: 1946-48-
178 'WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CEIITRAL STATES
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Date
Mar. 282930
Waterlevel
49.5149.5249.63
Date
Mar.Apr.
3112
Waterlevel
49.6349.6349.63
Date
Apr. 34
Waterlevel
49.6249.64
Date
JulyOct.
120
Waterlevel
a49.57a49.85
a Tape men sure merit.
25-48-25t>b2. Burnham. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 77.78 on Aug. 31. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 25, 73.23; July 1, 73.87; Aug. 31, 77.78; Oct. 21, 74.91.
25-48-27db2. Pepplar. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 71.32 on Sept. 1. Records available; 1946-48. Mar. 27, 68-43; Sept. 1, 71.32; Oct. 21, 69.70.
25-48-30ad. Wells. Records available: 1938-42, 1P44, 1946-47. No measurements made in 1948.
25-49-14da. Sass. Records available: 1946-48, Mar. 26, 31.70; Oct. 21, 31.55.
25-50-22aa. Hollister. Highest observed stage in period of record, 132.01 on July 2. Records available: 1946-4f ^lar. 26, 132.16; July 2, 132.01; Sept. 1, 132.05; Oct. 21, 132.09.
25-50-31ab. Jacobsen. Highest observed stage in period of record, 102.72 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 102.89; July 2, 102.77; Sept. 1, 102.72; Oct. 21, 102.76.
25-51-14aa. Alien. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 88.17; July 2, 80.40; Sept. 1, B8.P5; Oct. 21, 88.05.
26-47-17dd. Lawrence. Highest observed stage in period of record,52.21 on July 1; lowest, 62.29 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1946-48.Mar. 26, 52.91; July 1, 52.21; Sept. 1, 62.29; Oct. 21, 57.07.
26-47-35dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 11.83 on Mar. 26; lowest, 13.64 on Oct. 21. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 26, 11.83; July 1, 12.80; Sept. 1, L3.40; Oct. 21, 13.64.
26-49-13dc. Keder. Records available: 1946-47. Destroyed, measure ments discontinued.
26-50-12dc. Rosenberg. Highest observed stage in period of record, 100.56 on July 1. Records, available: 1938, 1942, 1946-48. Mar- 26, 100-71; July 1, 100-56; Sept. 1, 100.62; Oct. 21, 101-65.
26-51-25bc- Wilkins. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 95.98; July 1, 96.01; Sept. 1, 96.03; Oct. 21, 96.01-
26-52-10bc. Dyer. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 101.02 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1938-40, 1942, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 95.00; July 1, 94.80; Sept. 1, 101.02; Oct. 21, 96.16.
26-52-17ab. Bauer. Highest observed stage in period of record, 73.39 on Oct. 21. Records available; 1938-42, 1944, 19^6-48. Mar. 27 73.50; July 1, 73.42; Sept. 1, 73.44; Oct. 21, 73.39.
27-47-12da. Krejci. Records available: 1934-36, 1946, 1948. Oct. 21, 8.98.
27-47-23ba. Shremik. Highest observed stage in period of record, 16.78 on Oct. 21. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 19^6-48. Mar. 26, 27.83; July 1, 19.78; Sept. 1, 17.38; Oct. 21, 16-78.
27-49-21cb. Wildy. Records available: 1935-42, 1P44, 1947-48. Mar. 27, ll8.32; July 1, 118.10; Sept. 1, 118-29; Oct. 21, 118-45.
NEBRASKA, BROWN COUNTY 179
27-50-20aa. Records available: 1938, 1940-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 27, 174.18; July 1, 174.52; Oct. 21, 174-25.
27-51-6bb. Homrighausen. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 221.17 on Mar. 27. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 27, 221.17; Sept. 1, 220.71.
28-49-17CC. Durland Trust Co. Records available: 1946-47. Measure ments discontinued.
28-51-6dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-38, 1940-42, 1944-48. Sept- l) 3.43; Oct. 21, 3.00.
28-51-8bc. Gregg. Highest observed stage in period of record, 85.00 on July I- Records available: 1938-42, 1944-48. Mar- 27, 85.38; July 1, 85.00/Sept. 1, 85-41; Oct. 21, 85.41.
Boyd County
No measurements made in 1948.
Brown County
Measurements made by personnel of Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior, Ainsworth.
29-21-6cd'. Anderson. Records available: 1944-45, 1947-48-
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 17 Mar. 16
Water level5.57 5.57 5.62
Date
Apr. 13 May 13 June 16
Water level5.65 5.35 5.18
Date
July 13 Sept. 15 Oct . 14
Water level5.68 5.77 5.75
Date
Nov. 15 Dec. 14
Water level6.13 6.32
29- 21-7ab. Deer. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 5.99 on Oct. 14. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131716
3.965.565.54
Apr.May
1313
5.445.36
JuneJuly
1613
5.365.66
Aug.Oct.
2314
5.685.99
29-22-4ab- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 3-95 on Sept. 15. Records available: -1944, 1947-48-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131716
2.472.341.93
Apr.MayJune
131316
1.882.122.70
JulyAug.Sept
132315
3.173.603.95
Oct.Nov.Dec.
141614
3.543.182.09
30-21-15cd. Highest observed stage in period of record, 74-39 on Nov. 15; lowest, 75.47 on Sept. 14. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131717
75.02dry74.95
Apr.MayAug.
131218
75.0875.3675.23
SeptOct.
.1413
75.4775-02
Nov.Dec.
1514
74.3974.60
30-21-18bo. Highest observed stage in period of record, 55-88 on May 12 and June 15. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131717
56.0355.9855.95
Apr. 13May 12June 15
55-9455.8855.88
JulyAug.Sept
121814
555655
910096
Oct.Nov.Dec-
131514
55.9856-0056.00
30-21-19cc. City of Ainsworth. Highest observed stage In period of record, 36.80 on Mar. 16; lowest, 40.12 on Jan- 13. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
132516
40.1236.8236.80
Apr.MayJune
131215
36.8536.8937.20
JulyAug.Sept
132315
37.2037.38 *7.FS7
Oct .Nov.Dec.
131514
37.5037.4437.37
180 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948., NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
30-21-26bb. Highest observed stage In period of record, 45.80 on June 15; lowest, 47.82 on Sept- 14. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 17 Mar. 17
Water level47.27 47.43 47.54
Date
Apr. 13 May 12 June 15
Water level47.67 47.60 45.80
Date
Aug. Sept Oct.
18 .14 13
Water level47.23 47.82 47.22
Date
Nov. 15 Dec- 14
Water level47.15 47.58
30-21-30bc. Fling. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.04 on Feb. 17; lowest, 38.45 on Sept- 15. Records available; 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131716
37.1037.0437.15
Apr-MayJune
131316
37.2437.2938.38
JulvSeptOct.
131514
38.3938.4538.01
Nov.Dec-
1514
37.8737.81
30-22-15cc. Clark. Highest observed stage in period of record, 41.54 on Mar- 17; lowest, 43.53 on June 16. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131717
41.8442.14
Apr.June
1416
41.5643.53
SeptOct.
1714
42.9242.32
Nov.Dec.
2215
42.2742.18
30-22-17cb. Clausen. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 46.59 on Sept. 15. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
131817
46.0045.9345.94
Apr.MayJune
141316
45.9745. 9P46.24
JulyAug.Sept
132315
46.1346.1246.59
Oct.Nov.Dec .
132215
46.3946.3546.33
30-22-19aa. Highest observed stage in period of record, 38.08 on Feb. 18; lowest, 38.70 on Nov. 22 and Dec. 15. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
131817
38.0938.0838.12
Apr-MayJune
141316
38. 1R38.2238.34
JulyAug.Sept
1323
.15
38.3238.4838.61
Oct.Nov.Dec.
142215
38.6838.7038.70
30-22-23dd. on Mar. 24, Apr. 1944, 1947-48.
Rasck. Highest observed stage In period of record, 38.57 3, Apr. 17; lowest, 39.47 on Sept. 23. Records available:
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay Jan.
1 ssTIif2 38.693 38.744 38.715 38.736 38.697 38.688 38.739 38.70
10 38.6711 38.6912 38-7313 38.7014 38.6815 38.7516 38-6817 38-6518 38.7019 38.6620 38.6621 38-6622 38.7123 38.6624 38.6825 38.70
Feb.Mar. Apr.May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov- Dec.
38^67 38.62 38-61 38.69 38'.94 38.^3 39.18 39.30 39.33 39.18 39.13 38.67 38.61 38.60 38.70 38.94 38.93 39.23 39.26 39.32 39.16 39.10 38.64 38.63 38.60 38.70 38.93 38.91 39.17 39.25 39.30 39.14 39.09 38.66 38.63 38.62 38.69 38.94 38.93 39.17 39.25 39.29 39.16 39.13 38.66 38.59 38.60 38.71 38.98 38-95 39.16 39.30 39.32 39.17 39.00 38.68 38.59 38.64 38.70 39.02 38.95 39.17 39.29 39.30 ..... 39.11 38.66 38.61 38.64 38.68 39.03 39.00 39.19 39.-31 39.32 ..... 39.0938.64 38.61 38.62 38.78 39.06 39.18 39.17 39.28 39.30 39.16 39.1238.65 38.62 38.57 38.72 39.13 39.12 39.21 39.29 39.29 39.16 39.11 38.67 38.61 38.61 38.71 39.14 39.12 39.26 39.28 39-30 39.16 39.11 38.67 38.58 38.60 38.70 39.23 39.17 39.25 39.28 39.27 39.17 39.11 38.63 38.60 38.62 38.70 39.17 39.20 39.27 39.31 39.27 39.16 39.0938.66 38.59 38.^0 38-6839.18 39.16 39.16 39.30 39.26 39.17 39.1038.67 38.58 38-58 38-73 39-13 39.15 39.17 39.29 39.25 39.15 39.04 38.63 38.62 38.62 38.70 39.11 39.13 39.15 39.30 39.31 39.16 39.05 38.66 38.61 38.62 38.71 39.09 39.15 39.13 39.30 39.27 39.15 39.07 38.64 38.60 38.57 38.71 3,9.12 39.15 39.15 39.32 39.23 39.13 39.03 38.62 38.58 38.64 38.74 39.07 39-18 39-16 39.32 39.22 39.16 39.03 38.72 38.60 38.67 38.75 39.06 39.14 39.14 39-35 39.21 39.11 39.03 38.66 38.68 38.66 38.76 39.02 39-15 39.18 39.35 39.22 39.12 39.04 38.63 38.60 38.65 38-77 39-01 39.20 39.17 39.38 39.21 39.13 39.04 38.61 38.58 38.62 38.83 39.02 39.17 39.19 39.46 39.23 39-10 39.02 38.69 38.59 38.70 38.81 39.00 39.16 39.19 39.47 39.19 39.12 39.02 38.65 38.57 38.69 38-81 38.98 39-22 39.20 39.44 39.19 39.10 39-03 38.62 38.59 38.66 38.80 38.97 39.17 39.20 39.45 39.19 39.11 39.03
NEBRASKA, BUFFALO COUNTY 181
30-22-23dd Continued.
___________Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts___________ Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec-
26 38.69 38.60 38-63 38.68 38.79 38.96 39.1827 38.69 38.62 38-62 38.69 38.82 38-95 39.1628 38.66 38-64 38.58 38.67 38.83 38-93 39-2329 38.66 38.63 38-59 38-65 38.84 38.94 39.1830 38-65 38.62 38.73 38-85 38-92 38-1731 38-65 38-59 38-86 39-18
39.23 39.42 39.18 39.11 38.9939.21 39.40 39.19 39.13 38.9939.22 39.39 39.17 39.11 39.03 39.24 39.37 39.18 39.14 39.03 39-22 ..... 39.19 39.13 39.03 39.25 39.18 39.00
30-22-26db. Skinner. Records available: 1937, 1939-45, 1947-48-
Date
Jan- 13 Feb. 17 Mar- 16
Water level25.57 25.23 25,55
Date
Apr. 13 May 13 June 16
Water level25.55 25.63 25,97
Date
July 12 Aug. 23 Sept .15
Water level25.96 26-42 26.54
Date
Oct. 14 Nov. 16 Dec- 15
Water level25.49 26.38 26.27
30-22-27dc. Bower. Records available: 1934-43, 1945, 19*7-48.
Date
Apr. MayMov. May Dec. June
23,19 15, 30, 28, 17,
1940
1941 1942 1943 1945
Water level
15.50 16.80 17.30 14.20 16.50 15-. 20
Date
Jan. Feb.Tsr. Apr. May June
13, 1948 1716 13 13 16
Water level
16.43 16.34 10.27 16.20 16.32 16.16
Date
July Sept Oct. Nov . Dec.
12, 1948 .15 14 16 14
Water level
16.3318.15 17. G2 17.20 16.74
30-23-lcc. Highest observed .stage in period of record, 62.94 on Apr. 14; lowest, 64.20 on Oct. 14. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 18 Mar. 11
Water level
63.49 63.38 63.40
Date
Apr. 14 May 14 June 16
Water level
62.94 63.38 63.28
Date
July 13 Aug. 23 Sept. 15
Water level
63.40 63.40 63.39
Date
Oct. 14 Nov. 22 Dec. 15
Water level
64.20 63.45 63.48
30-23-13bc. Miles. 39.07; Dec. 15, 39.05.
Records available: 1941, 1944, 1947-48. Nov. 22,
30-23-21aa. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 23.72 on Dec. 15. Records avpilable: 1947-4C.
Jan. 13 Feb. 1C Mar. 17
22.94 22.97 23.06
Apr. 14Key 14 June 16
23.10 P25.00 a25.27
July 13 Aug. 23 Sept. 15
23 . 3.4 824.07 B25.07
Oct. 14 Nov. 15 Dec. 15
a24.70 825.20 23.72
"windmill pumpin"
31-22-23dd. Boggy. Lowest observed stage for period of record, 42.95 on Oct. 14- Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
131717
42.2042.0942.03
Apr.MayJune
141316
42.3042.2542.25
JulyAug.Sept
IS2315
42.5042.2642.21
Oct.Nov.Dec-
r.41615
42.9542.9042.37
Puffslo County
8-16-3cb. Sheldon. Records sellable: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
o 9
Water level12.40 12.52
Date
"ny July
33
Water level12.62 12.36
Date
Sept. Nov.
7 '3
Water level10.9V 12.10
182 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
8-lG-lOcc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record/3.79 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan.Var .
6 9
Water level
2.00 1.77
Date
Vay July
4 6
Water level
2.26 3.23
Date
Sept.Nov.
7 3
Water level
3.79 2.78
8-16-12CC. Garvin. Records available: 1930, 1932-48.
Jsn. yar.
6 9
6 5
.07
.74"ay July
46
5. 5.
49 12
Sept.Nov.
7 3
5.70 5.47
L-17-lda. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1931-48.
Jfm.V.B.T .
(j 9
L. 8.
72 55
y.KjJuly
46
8. 9.
95 07
Sept. Nov.
7 3
C.90 9.27
8-17-4"bc. Richards. Lowest observed stage in perio'l of record, 11.19 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Tar.
6 9
8 8
.85
.30;rny July
4 6
8 9
.55
.69Sept. Nov.
7 3
11 10
.19
.74
6-17-12dd. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.89 on Mar. 9. Records available: 1931-42, 1945-48.
Jan. J.'ar.
6 9
1 .02.89
Vay July
4 6
1. 3.
29 35
Sept. Nov.
7 3
3.61 2.52
8-18-4cb. Geological Survey, U.. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served strge in period of record, 10.07 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan.¥e r .
6 9
9 8
.08
.91 July4 6
9 9
.42
.75Sept.Nov.
7 3
10 9
.07
.98
9-13-5cb. Scott. Records available: 1930-48.
Jan.T'ar.
59
19 19
.44
.19T'a y
July35
18. 18.
39 47
Sept. Nov.
3 3
20.52 19.90
9-13-9cc. Smith. Records available: 1930-40, 1945-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
5 10
Water level13.05 12.85
Date
N'ay July
3 5
Water level12.39 12.45
Date
Sept. Oct.
38
Water level15.10 14.38
Date
Nov. 3
Water level14.07
9-13-22bc. Stubblefield. Records available: 1930-47. Destroyed, measurements discontinued.
9-14-ldc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Day Jan.1 17.64 2 17.63 3 17.67 4 17.68 5 17.65 6 17.65 7 17.59 8 17.62
Feb.17.50 17.50 17.50 17.47 17.49 17.50 17.48 17.52
Lowest
Mar.17.47 17.43 17.39 17.42 17.43 17.42 17.39 17.36
daily
Apr.17.12 17.14 17.13 17.08 17.08 17.08 17.06 17.10
water
May16.93 16.94 16.95 16.90 16.89 16.93 16.89 16.87
level
June16.95 16.99 16.95 16.95 16.98 17.01 16.99 17.01
, from
July16.95 16.93 16.91 16.90 16.90 16.88 16.87 16.87
recorder charts
Aug.17.53 17.50 12.50 17.37 17 . 37 17.29 17.23 17.20
Sept.18.08 18.16 18.25 18.27 18.30 16.32 18.35 18.37
Oct.18.47 18.45 18.45 18.45 18.46 18.47 18.46 18.44
Nov.18.41 18.30 18.38 18.36 18.40 18.43 18.43 18.43
Dec.18.38 18.35 18.35 18.34 18.32 18.34 18.35 18.35
NEBRASKA, BUFFALO COUNTY 183
9-14-ldc Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day Jan.
9 1710 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 17IB 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 1726 1729 1730 1731 17
.63
.03
.57
.60
.-60
.60
.59
.60
.59
.56
.58
.53
.53
.55
.57
.53
.55
.55
.56
.55
.49
.49
.51
Feb.
17.5217.4617.4017.4917.4717.4617.4817.4417.4517.4617.4317.4917.4917.4817.4617.4217.4617.4517.4217.3917.46
Tar .
17.3517.3717.3717.3417.3417.3217.3217.3517.3417.2917 . 2817. 2617.2717.2717.2317.2217.2017.1617.2217.2217.1417.1317.12
Apr.
17.1117.0717.0017.0317.06....
17.0517.0516.9717.0117.0317.0316.9716.9516.9516.9616.9917.0117.0216.9816.92
"'ay
16.6716.9110.9416.9516.9316. GO16.8516.8815.8916.8816.8816.8916.8716. 8716.8916.9216.9416.9516.9716.9616.9516.9516.96
June
17.0317.0017.0317.0017.0017.0517.0517 ;0217.0217.0717.0317.0317.0717.0517.0217.0117.0517.0417.0116.9916.9716.96
July
16.6716.8916.8816.69]O.C<j16.9216.9216.9516.9717.0317.0117.0117.0117.0317.1117.2317.2717.3017.3617.4017.4317.4317.50
Aug.
17. 1C17.1717.1617.1617.1517.1517.1417.1717.2317.2517.2417.2717.3117.3417.3817.4917.5317.5817.6417.7317.8417.9418.01
Sept,
18.4018.4018.4218.4218 . 4318.4518.4818.4718.4718.4718.4718.4718.4718.4716.4718.4618.4618.4618.4618.4818.4818.47
. Oct.
18 . 4018.4018.4518.4518 . 4618.4618.4516.4618.4618.4518.4618.4518.4118.4518.4810.4518 . 4318.4316.4318.4418.4418.4518.43
rov.1C. 411L.3918.4118.4018.401C. 4010.401C. 401C. 3918 . 3818.3818.3718.3918.3918.3618.3616.3518.3618.4018.4118.3818.39
Dec.
1C. 3418.3718.371C . 3018.3218.3116.3216.3116.3218 . .331C. 33IE. 3018.2918.2916.3116.3218.3118.3018.3318.3218.2818 . 2518.32
9-14-4cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
6 9
Waterlevel
19.42 19.11
Date
May July
4 5
'iVater level
18.85 18.92
Date
Sept. Nov.
3 3
\Vater level
21.85 20.73
9-14-13cb. Mrs. Davia. Records available: 1930-48.
Jan.Mar.
5 9
18. 18.
39 17
T/ay July
35
17 18
.97
.29Nov. 3 19 .53
9-14-19dd. U.S. 129. Lewis. Records available: 1930-48.
Date
Jan. 29 Mar. 9
29
Water-
level
23.49 24.36 23.34
Date
July 28 Aug. 28
Water-
level
25.17 25.79
Date
Sept. 28 Oct. 30
Water level
26.18 25.87
Date
Nov. 28 Dec. 28
Water level
25.93 25.65
9-14-21cc. Adair. Records available: 1930-40, 1942, 1944-48.
Jan.Mar.
6 9
18.88 18.70
IVay July
9-14-22bb. Doty.
Jan. !;'ar .
6 9
16.53 1C. 35
!\!ay July
35
1818
Records
5 5
16 1G
.33
.33Aug. Sept.
available :
.03
.05Aug. Sept.
5» 3
19 21
.78
.70Nov. 2 20.30
1946-40.
3 3
17 16
.18
.15Nov. 3 17.68
9-14-34bb. Nicholson. Records available: 1930-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
69
Water level
11.65 11.00
Date
May Sept.
4 3
Water level
11.04 14.65
Date
Nov. 3
Water-
level
13.00
184 WATER LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
9-15-llcb. Aldeen. Records available: 1932-42, 1944-48.
Date
Jan.Mar.
6 9
Water level
25.09 25.03
Date
May July
4 5
Water level
24.82 25.10
Date
Sept. Nov.
2 3
Water level
25.79 26.15
Date
Nov. 10
Water level
26.22
9-15-16cc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 31.88 on May 4. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan.Mar.
6 9
Water level
32.56 33.75
Date
May July
4 5
Water level
31.08 31.90
Date
Sept. 3
Water level
34.15
9-15-34bb. Wolford. Lowest observed stnge in period of record, 25.35 on Nov. 3. Records available: 1930-37, 1939, 1945-40.
Jan.Mar.
6 9
20 20
.02
.15July Sept.
5 3
21 22
.47
.37Nov. 3 25 .35
9-17-31cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 13.01 on 1,'ar. 9. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan.Mar.
6 9
12 13
.50
.01May July
4 6
11 10
.74
.12Sept. Nov.
7 3
10.22 10.73
9-18-27dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Jan. Kar.
6 9
7.03 7.25
"ay
July4 6
7.52 8.57
Sept. Nov.
7 3
0.20 0.58
0-16-31cc. ?.'rs. Dworak. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.50 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan.Mar.
6 8
1111
.45
.10May July
4 6
11 11
.36
.17Sept. Nov.
7 4
12 12
.50
.32
10-13-24bc. Bentley. Records available: 1930-40, 1944, 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
5 9
Water level
25.17 24.90
Date
May July
3 5
Water level
24.49 24.15
Date
July Sept
13 . 2
Water level
24.11 25.47
D.ite
Nov. 3
Water level
24.36
10-17-21cd. Buettner. Records Hvailable: 1934-42. No measurements made in 1948.
12-14-2cb. Mrs. Starks. Recorus pvni.lable: 1934-38, 1942. tlo meas urements made in 1948.
Burt County
No measurements made in 1948.
Butler County
A14-3-8ba. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.18 on Apr. 12. Records available: 1940-42, 1946-48. Apr. 12j 10.10.
A16-l-17bc. Deitzler. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 12 Mar. 24
Water level4.64 3.00
Date
ray 7 July 12
Water level3.77 4.24
Date
Nov. 1
Water level4.72
NEBRASKA, CHASE COUNTY 185
A10-2-140C. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 12 Mar. 24
Water level
6.34 5-02
Date
May 7 July 12
Water level
5.50 4.92
Date
Sept.Nov.
11
Water level
4.88 5.67
A16-2-30bc. Foel. Highest observed stage in period of record, 21.45 on Nov. 1. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. 12 Mar. 24
22.09 22.02
Kay 7 July 12
21.99 22.00
Sept.Nov.
1 1
21.54 21.45
A16-3-ldc. Viglicky. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.45 on Jan. 12. Records available: 1946-40.
Jan. Mar.
12 24
12 11
.45
.03May July
7 12
11 11
.63
.63Sept. Nov.
1 1
11 12
.52
.38
A16-3-8dd. Geological Survey, D. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage In period of record, 2.70 on Mar. 24. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Mar.
Jan-.Mar.
Jan. Mar.
1224
A16-3-15cd.
12 24
A17-4-28cd.
12 23
4.08 2.70
May July
7 12
3 3
Fortna. Records available
14.22 13.54
May July
7 12
Duda. Records
21.58 20.77
May July
7 12
13 13
available:
20 21
.65
.42Sept.Nov.
: 1940-48.
.55
.24Sept.Nov.
1946-48.
.95
.05Sept.Nov.
1 1
1 1
1 1
34
13 13
21 21
.80
.10
.00
.68
.66
.49
Pass County
No measurements made in '1948.
Cedar County
A28-3-4ca. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1934-38. 1940-42, 1946-47. June 23, 1947, 10.05.
A31-2-31ab. Leise. Records available: 1934-40, 1942, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
Chase County
5-36-7ba. Geological Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 15.70 on Feb. 4. Records available: 1946-48.
Feb. Apr.
4 12
15. 15.
70 98
JuneAug.
11 5
16 ' 16
.25
.28Oct. Dec.
6 10
16 15
.24
.78
5-36-lldc. Redden. Records available: 1934-40, 1941-44, 1946-48. June 11, 02.89.
7-38-20dd. Banks. Measuring point lowered 0.2 foot. Records avail able: 1934-40, 1942-44, 1948. Dec. 10, 69.00.
7-38-28cc. Hust. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 irches, depth 143 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Stevens Type A-35, 60-day automatic water-stage recorder installed Dec. 23, 1948. Highest observed stage in period of record, 75.67 on Dec. 31, 1948; lowest, 76.85 on Dec. 9, 1944.
186 HATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7-3B-2&CC Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Date
Dec. 9, 10, 23
If 44 1948
Water level
a 70.85 a 75.72
75.68
Date
Dec. 24, 1948 25 27
Water level
75.83 75.84 75.68
Date
Dec. 28, 1948 29 31
Water level
75.81 75.83 75.67
Cherry County
26-32-28ad. Osborne. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1947-48. Feb. 20, 65.45.
31-25-20ad. University of Nebraska. Records availalle: 1936-48, Oct. 7, 1947, 4.61; Oct. 18, 1948, 3.57.
33-27-17.cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1936-48. Oct. 19, 2.32.
34-27-31da. Nebraska Agricultural College. Records available: 1934-41, 1944-47. No measurements made in 1948.
34-27-32cb. Nebraska Agricultural College. Records available: 1934-35, 1941-43. No measurements made in 1948.
34-31-3ad. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-47. No - nepsurements made in 1948.
34-3G-ldc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-45, 1947. No measurements maae In 1948.
34-3L-14bc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-41, 1944-47. No measurements made in 1948.
Cheyenne County
No measurements made in 1948.
Clay County
5-6-26bd. !/!errill. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 86 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Stevens Type P, 8-day automatic- water-stage recorder installed June 5, 1948. Highest observed stage in period of record, 76.81 on Nov. 20, 1948; lowest, 77.09 on July 18, 1948. Records available: 1948.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day~1
23456789
1011121 "*i-LO
14151617
June
77.0377.0477.0577 . 0477.0377.0377 . 0377.0377 n 12;/ / . woV7 AT 1 / wO
77.04rtrt r\c / I wO
77.06
July
77.0377.0377.0377.0477.0477.0477.0477.0577.0877.0777.0577.04
77.08
Aug.
77.0777.0877.0877.0777.0777.0677.0577.0577.0377.0377.0277.0277.0177.0177.0177.0177.00
Sept.
77.0377.0477.0377.0577.0577 . 0677.0877 . 0877.0777.0677.0477.03V7 A-z/ / \JO77 0377 n^/ f * \JO
77.0277.02
Oct.
77.0177.0177.0177.0177.0076.9976.9976.9976.9876.9776.977S.9776.9776. 9776 . 9776.9876.98
Nov.
76.9976.9976.9976.9876.9976.9976.9876.9876.9976.9976.9977.0077.0076.9976 .9976.9976.98
Dec.
77.0076.9976.9976.9876.9976.9176.8876.8876.8976.9176.9676.9776.9776.9776 . 97ria QD/ D . yo 76.98
NEBRASKA., COLPAX COUNTY" 187
5-6-26bd Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day
1819 20 2122 23 2425 2627OD
3031
June
77.07 77.07 77.0677.05 77.05r-jrt f\c.
77.05 77.047*7 OA
77.0477.04
July
77.0977.07 77.07 77.0677.06 77.06 77.0677.05 77 0577 05vv n^77.0677.0677.06
Aug.
77.0077.00 76.99 77.0177.01 77.01 77.0177.01 77.0177.0277 n^riri /-] *
77 0277.03
Sept.
77.0277.02 77.03rrrr n*^
77.02 77.02 77.0177.02 77.0277 0277.0177.0177.01
Oct.
76.9876.98 76.98 76.9776.97 76.97
77.01
77.00
Nov.
76.9776.97 76.81
76.96 76.97 76.9876.98 76.907G.9C76 9976 9977.00
Dec.
76.9776.97 76.96 76.9676.96 76.96 76.9676.97 76.9776.9676.9676.9776.9776.97
5-7-32ac. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1937-38, 1940-41, 1946. No measurements made in 1946.
A17-2-16bc. continued.
Colfsx County
Stibal. Records available: 1945-48. Measurements dis-
Date
Jan. 13 N'ar. 23
Water level
25.58 24.78
Date
May 8 July 12
Water level
25.56 25.85
Date
Sept. Nov. '
1 2
Water level
25.73 25.93
A17-2-22dd. Geologicsl Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stspe in period of record, 6.49 on Jan. 13. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 13 Var. 23
6.49 5.65
1'ay 7 July 12
5.64 5. 65 '
Sept. 12Nov. 1
5.52 5.48
A17-3-4cc. Geological-Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior!. Highest ob served stage "in period of record, 5.19 on Mar. 23. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 13 Mar. 23
6.03 5.19 July 12
5.75 5.89
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
5.94 5.95
A17-3-lldd. Bailey. Records available: 1945-48.
Jan. Mar.
12 23
99
.74
.43May July
7 12
9 9
.36
.05Sept. Nov.
1 1
9 9
.15
.80
A17-3-lCdc. Folda. Highest observed on Mar. 23. Records available: 1946-48.
in period of record, 1.75
Jan. Mar.
13 23
41.61 .75
May July
812
3. 3.
27 72
Sept. Nov.
1 1
3 3.86 .91
A17-3-23cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 2.15 on Mar. 24. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Mar.
12 24
4 2
.66
.15May July
7 12
3 3
.65
.71Sept. Nov.
1 1
4 4
.60
.72
A17-3-29aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 8.83 on Nov. 1. Records available:1946-48.
947837 O 51- -13
188 k/ATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
A17-3-29aa Continued.
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Water level
8.74 7.66
Date
Way 8 July 12
Water level
6.36 8.25
Date
Sept. Nov.
1 1
Water level
6.55 8.83
A17-4-lcc. Schlemmer. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.83 on Mar. 23. Records available: 1945-48. Destroyed on Sept. 1, meas urements discontinued. Jan. 12, 5.29; Mar. 23, 3-83; Mey 7, 5»15; July 12, 5.24.
A17-4-4bb. Maxes. Records available: 1945-48.
Jan. Mar.
12 23
15. 14.
06 80
May July
7 12
14 14
.59
.62Sept. Nov.
1 1
14 15
.85
.14
A20-2-2dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1940-42, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
A20-4-6dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
Cuming County
A21-6-23bb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1934-44, 1946, 1948. Feb. 10, 5.30.
Custer County
15-23-2bb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1934-42. No measurements made in 1948.
16-23-35cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. Nc measurements made in 1948.
17-25-27cc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. Nc meaaurements made in 1948.
19-18-9aa. Owen. Highest observed stage in perio-i of record, 11.98 on Wer. 27. Records available: 1934-42, 1945, 1948. Mer. 27, 11.98.
Dakota County
No measurements made in 1948.
Dawes County
31-52-3dc. U. S. 60. Woody. Highest observed stage in period of record, 15.84 on May 30. Records available: 1934-48.
Date
Jan. 31 Feb. 29 r.'ar. 31
Water level
16. "90 16.88 16.80
Date
May 6 30
June 30
Water level
16.86 15.04 15.87
Date
July 31 Aug. 30 Sept. 30
Water level
17.85 16.67 17.84
Date
Oct. 30 Dec. 1
31
Water level
17.85 17.81 17.81
32-51-ldb. Howard. Records pvailable: 1935-42, 1944-47. No meas urements made in 1948.
34-49-llbc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1940-42, 1945. No measurements made in 1948.
Dpwson County
9-19-16ab. Kapp. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10.70 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
NEBRASKA, DAWSON COUNTY 189
9-19-16ab--Continued.
Date
Jan. yar.
6 5
Water level
8.50 E.35
Date
Nray July
4 6
Water level
£.38 9.10
Date
Sept. Nov.
7 4
Water level
10.7010.14
9-19-25bb. Bliss. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 9.72 on Nov. 4. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 6 N'ar. 4
9-19-33bb.
Jan. 6 Mar. 5
9-20-3dd. ste^e in period
Jan. 6 Mar. 5
9-20-5bc. 23.50 on Nov. 4
Jan. 0 War. 5
7.60 7.75
' May 4 7.52 July 6 6 . 33
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Ga.Kble. Records available: 1946-48.
7.53 7.29
JTay 4 7 . 10 July 6 7.31
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
C.44 9.72
8.32 8.46
Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed of record, 12.92 on Sept. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
11.14 10.82
May 4 10.68 July 6 11.63
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Rhoadarmer. Lowest observed sta^e in period Records available: 1946-48.
22.42 21.36
Iv'ay 4 21 . 42 July 6 22.22
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
9-20-13bc. Brick. Lowest observed stare in period of on Sept. 7. Reiords available: 1930-48.
Jan. 6 Mar. 5
9-20-22cc.
Jan. C Mar. 4
9-20-33dd. served stp t'e in 1946-48.
Jan. 6 ¥.ar. 4
9-21-6ad. 1940-46.
Jan. 6 Mar.' 4
10.02 9.70
:,'ay 4 9.G4 July 6 10.59
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Priel. Records available: 1946-48.
10.65 10.34
Yay 4. 10.40 July 6 11.15
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. ol Interior, period of record, 5.28 on Sept. 7. Records
2.89 3.01
ray 4 3.42 July 6 4.43
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
University of liebraske. Records available:
5.80 5.50
May 4 5.97 July 6 5 . 79
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
9-21-Cda. University of Nebraska. Records available: stroyed on Sept. 7, measurements discontinued. Jan. 6, 4.45 May 4, 4.90; July 6, 4.27.
9-21-7aa. University of Nebraska. Records available:
Jan. 6 yar. 4
9-21-7da. record, 7.32 on
Jan. o Yar. 4
7.45 7.85
vay 4 7.95 July 6 7.10
Sent. 7 Nov. 4
University of Nebraska. Lowest observed sta Nov. 4. Records available: 1930-48.
6.C7 6.85
Way 4 7 . 08 July 6 6.85
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
12.92 12.90
of record,
22.98 23.50
record, 11.94
11.94 11.85
12.42 12.37
Lowest ob- avallable :
5.20 5.00
1930-38,
6.52 6.40
1930-40. De- ; Mar. 4, 4.67;
1930-40.
8.208.70
ge in period of
7.07 7.32
190 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
9-21-12cb. Myers. Records available: 1932, 1934-40, 1943-48-
Date
Jan. ''ar.
6 5
Water level
11.53 11.59
Date
"ayJuly
46
Water level11. -11 11. OB
Date
Sept. Nov.
7 4
Water level12.19 12.32
9-21-18aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-48.
Jan. 6 .Var . 4
9-21-18da.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
9-21-19aal. 1942-48.Jar. . 6 Mar. 4
9-21-19aa2.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
9-21-19da.
Jan . 6Mar. 4
S-21-19dd.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
9-21 -24aa. 1945-48.
Jan. 6 War. 4
9-21-29bc.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
S-21-30da.Jan. G Mar. 4
9-21-31aal.
Jan. G Mar . 4
9-21 -31da.
Jan. G Mar . 4
5.45 5.43
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
5.58 5.44
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
4.35 3.90
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
1.18 .75
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
3.87 3.48
May 4 July 6
University of Nebrpska.
5.45 5.33
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
3.90 3.86
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.
2.89 2.82
May 4 July 6
University of Nebraska.6.42 6.44
May 4 July 7
University of Nebraska.
13.59 13.54
May 4 July 7
University of Nebraska.
9.G6 9.40
May 4 July 7
9-21-31dd. Central Nebraska Public Records available: 1939-48.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
6.G8 6.46
May 4 July 7
5.60 5.54
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
5.37 5.55
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
4.33 4.67
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
1.31 1.70
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
3.98 4.25
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
5.65 6.02
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
4.02 3.67
Sept. 7 Nov. 3
Records available:
3.12 3,64
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:6.39 6.57
Sept. 7 Hov. 4
Records avr liable:
13.30 13.71
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Records available:
9.05 9.48
Sept. 7 Hov . 4
Power and Irri^ption
6.16 6.72
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
5.50 6.21
1930-48.
5.98 6.22
1930-40,
5.10 4.95
1930-48.
2.10 1.97
1930-48.
4.54 4.33
1930-48.
6.37 6.55
1931-43,
4.10 5.05
1930-48.
3.80 3.20
1930-48.6.88 6.53
1930-48.
15.05 14.20
1930-48.
14.94 10.33
Dirtrict.
7.90 7.46
9-22-17dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1931-48. Jan. 8, 2.68; Mar. 3, destroyed by d.-iinage ditch. Measurements disconti
NEBRASKA, DAWSON COUNTY 191
9-22-23cd. Mrs. Handley. Records available: 1945-47. Pxmphouse locked. No measurements made in 1948.
9-22-25dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan.Mar.
8 3
Water level
3.25 3.15
Date
May July
6 8
Water level
3.40 3.72
Date
Sent. Nov.
9 6
Water level
4.87 4.05
9-23-2dc. Hell. Records available: 1945-48.Jan.Mar.
8 3
14 15
.97
.34T 'ay July
6 8
Id. 13.
25 30
Sept.Nov.
9 5
17 lo
.13
.86
£-23-3cc. Rhone. Lowest observed stp ;e in period of record, 13.15 on Sept. 9. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan. Mar.
8 3
10 11
.CO
.00May July
67
12. 12.
3200
Sept.Nov.
9 5
13.15 12.98
9-24-ldc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 14.50 on Nov. 5. Records available: 1946-40.
Jan.If a r .
8 3
15 15
.19
.23May July
6 7
15 15
.19
.05Sept.Nov.
9 5
14 14
.74
.50
9-25-31db. Tell Estpte. To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface dp turn, subtract from 292.95. Measuring point lowered to top of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of rec ord, 190.55 on Aug. 4. Records available: 1934-42, 1948. Aug. 4, 190.55
10-20-21cb. Hill. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. o Mar. 5
10-20-35bb. served sta^.e in 194o-48.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
10-21-Gdn. 1940-4C.
Jan. G ",'er. 4
10-21-7aa.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
10-21-7da.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
10-21-18aa. 1940-48.
Jan. (3Mar . 4
10-21-18dd.
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
23 . 46 May 4 23 . 50 July 6
Geological Survey, U. S. period of record, 18. (34 on
1(3.83 '"ay 4 ID. SO _ July 6
Un: -ersity of Nebrpske.
7.23 May 4 7.20 ' July 6
University of Nebraska.
7.37 ray 4 7 . 49 July 5
University of Nebraska.
7. 82 Yay 4 7 . 93 July 6
University of Nebraska.
7.12 May 4 7.29 July 6
University of Nebraska.
11, £7 May 4 12.03 July 6
23.70 Sept. 7 24.09 Nov. 4
Dept. of Interior Sept. 7. Records
17.00 Sept. 7 17.30 Nov.' 4
Records pvailable:
7.32 Sept. 7 7.90 IIov. 4
Records available:
7.79 Sept. 7 7.92 Nov. 4
Records evailable:
8.05 Sept. 7 7.82 Nov. 4
Records available
7.24 Sept. 77.01 Nov. 4
Records available
12.15 Sept. 7 12.18 Nov. 4
25.41 25.32
Lowest ob- available :
18.64 18.43
193C-36,
8.35 8.65
1930-48.
7.85 8.70
1930-48.
7.40 8.92
: 1930-37,
7.24 8.48
: 1930-48.
13.06 13.58
192 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NOR"H-CENTRAL STATES
10-21-19aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-48.
Date
Jan. ?v'ar .
6 4
Water level
13. OS 14.30
Date
ray July
4 6
Water level
14.55 14.34
Date
Sept.Nov.
7 4
Water
level
15.82 .16.00
10-21-19dn. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-48.
Jan. 6 ar. 4
10-21-23ab
Jan. 6 Var. 4
10-21-30aa
Jan. 6 Mar. 4
10-21-30da
Jan. 6 .Tar. 4
10-21 -31aa Jsn. 6, 5.38; :>' discontinued .
10-2l-31daJsn. 6I'ar. 4
10-22-llab
Jan. 7 Mar. 3
10-22-29aa 1945-48.
Jan. 7 !,!ar . 3
10-23-5bb.
Jan. 7 Mar . 3
10-23-29bb served sta^e in 1946-48.
Jan. 0 J'ar. 3 .
13. S9 14.26
Kay 4 14.50 July 6 13. L8
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Delap. Records available: 1930-48.
10.79 10.74
!Vay 4 10.76 July 6 11.25
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
University of Nebraska. Records available:
6.77 6.97
May 4 7.10 July 6 6.05
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
University of Nebraska. Records available:
7.73 7.&8
'.'ay 4 7.90 July 6 5.85
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
15.25 15.82
11.55 12.63
1930-48.
7.40 8.42
1930-48.
5.77 9.1?
University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-48. ar. 4, 5.28; Vny 4, 5.25; July 6, destroyed, measurements
University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-486.86 6.82
May 4 6 . 59 July 6 5 . 97
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Brunner. Records available: 1946-48.
7.09 7.48
Vay 5 7.61 July 7 6.92
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
University of Nebraska. Records available:
3.67 3.43
May 5 3.57 July 7 4.20
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
Ogorsolka. Recoras available: 1945-48.
6.52 6.28
;/ay 5 6.75 July 7 5.60
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
7.20 8.00
6.24 7.21
1931-43,
5.53 5.96
6.4C 7.55
Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob period of record, 7.70 on Nov. 5. Records available:
6.54 6.48
:,'ay 6 7 . 30 July 8 6.59
Sept. 9 Nov. 5
10-23-30bc. Heller. Lowest observed sta^e In period of on Sept. 9. Records available: 1945-48.
Jan. C rar. 3
10-24-7bb.
Jan. & Ve r . 3
10-24-lSccJan. 8 1'ar . 3
9.62 9.09
J.'ay 6 10.34 July 7 9.15
Sept. 9 Nov. 4
"cDowell. Records available: 1946-48.
12.42 12.49
July 7 11. L2 Sept. 9 12.65
Nov. 5
Kauffman. Records available: 1945-48.4.534.50
Kay 6 b.14 July 8 4.74
Sept. 9 Nov . 5
7.65 7.7C
record, 12
12.05 11.35
12.44
5.205.28
NEBRASKA, DAWSON COUNTY 193
10-24-17bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigrtion District. Recorus available: 1938-46.
Date
Jan.Mar.
8 3
Water level
2.98 3.61
Date
May July
6 7
Water level
4.90 3.91
Date
Sept. Nov.
9 5
Water level
4.91 5.23
ll-19-4dd. Vermas. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 163 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 4.0 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Nov. 16, 47.82.
ll-21-31dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-36, 1940-48.
Jan. Mar.
Jen. YB r .
Jen. t.'ar.
6 4
ll-22-28aa.
7 4
ll-23-21bc.
7 3
24.64 25.18
May July
4 5
24 24
Velte. Records available:
26.50 26.28
MQV
July
Robertson.
13. £-7 14.45
Kay July
5 7
Records
5 7
26 26
.54
.43Sept. Nov.
1945-48.
.15
.71Sept. Nov.
7 4
7 4
29. 25.
26. 27.
35 76
22 39
available: 1945-46.
14 13
.70
.94Sept.Nov.
7 4
12.14.
9294
11-23-23CC. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, available: 1946-48.
Records
Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar*
Jan.yar.
Jan. War.
7 4
ll-24-16bb.
7 3
ll-24-20ca.
7 4
ll-24-24cb.7 4
2.37 2.35
Way July
57
Ballmer. Records
6.01 6.20
May July
5 7
Owings. Records
11.75 12.00
J.'ay July
5 7
Powell. Records9.41 9.57
May July
5 7
3. 2.
available
6. 6 .
available :
12. 12.
available :
30 &0
Sept. Nov.
: 1945-48
76 27
Sept. Nov.
7 4
7 4
1932, 1934-42,
33 22
Sept. Nov.
1946-48.9.80a. 05
Sept . Nov.
7 4
7 4
3 3
7 7
1944-48
12 13
9 10
.29
.99
.55
.42
.
.91
.73
.15
.72
11-25-Bad. Central Nebrpska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-46.Jan. Vpr.
71
11
.72
.59May July
5 7
2 2
.89
.64Sept. Nov.
7 5
3.00 2.62
ll-25-16bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stpj;o in period of record, 4.45 on Kar. 1. Records available: 1947-4S.
Jan. 7 Ma r. 1
4.764.45
May July
5.355.05
Sept. Nov.
5.765.60
ll-25-19cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan. J'ar.
Jan. Far.
8 2
ll-25-21cc.
8 3
6.47 6.75
May 6 July 9
Clark. Records
9.54 9.50
' 'ny 6 July 6
66
available :
9u
.05
.60SeptNov.
1930-42,
.54
.61Sept Nov.
. 9 5
1944-48.
. 9 5
6.04 7.57
6.93 9.32
194 VJATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CFTTTRAL STATES
ll-25-34bc. Clprk. Records avallpble: 1945-48.
Date
Jan. J'ar.
8 3
Water level12.19 12.48
Date
Vay July
6 8
Water level12.65 12.32
Date
Sept. Nov.
9 5 -
Water level12.17 12.32
12-20-36cc. Thomas. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 145.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Nov. lei, 35.45.
12-24-30ab. Geiken. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. },rar.
Jan. 1'ar.
7 1
12-25-34cc.71
44.41 42.62
July 7 42.90 Sept. 7 43.29
Nov. 4 42.78
Block. Records avpilable: 1932, 1934-40, 1942, 1944-48.27.66 27.86
Vay 5 28 . 59 July 7 28.05
Deuel County
Sept. 7 Nov. 4
28.58 28.05
No measurements mado in 1948.
Dixon County
ableJan. Yar.
No measurements made in 1948.
Dodge County
A17-5-2bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. : 1946-48.12 23
A17-6-6aa. 1944-4L.Jan.
Jan. War.
Vay
Jan. T.'pr .
Jpn. rar.
Jan. ",'p r .
12 23
A17-6-8bc.12 23
A17-6-15ea. 7, 2.70; July
A17-C-4na.13 23
A17-b-4dd.13 23
A17-8-9dB.
13 23
4.20 3.59
May 7 3.92 July 12 3.70
Sept. 1 Nov . 1
University of Nebraska. Records available.
2.99 1.96
May 7 2 . 50 July 12 2.40
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
Records available: 1946-48.4.12 2.56
1,'ay 7 3.63 July 12 4.00
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
Records pvailable: 1947-48. Jan. 12, 2.50; 12, destroyed, ;r.epsure;,;ents discontinusd.
City of Premont. Records available: 1940-486.59 5.56
yay 7 5.95 July 12 6.67
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
City of Preaiont. Records available: 1940-4L9.67 9.69
!,"ay 7 9 . 40 July 12 9.38
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
City of Premont. Records available: 1940-48
10.00 9.75'
May 7 9.44 July 12 10.11
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
Records avail-
4.14 4.11
1937-42,
2.92 3.12
4.94 4.95
Tar. 23, 2.18
6.08 6.29
.
9.00 9.00
.
9.85 10.40
Al'irt-load. City of Premont. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan. Mar.
ord,Jan. Mar.
13 23
A17-6-22cb. 0.82 on Mar.13 23
9.70 9.45
*,'ay 7 9.04 July 12 9.35
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
City of Premont. Highest observed sta^e in 23. Records available: 1940, 1942-48.5.04 .82
Vay 7 2.25 July 12 2.32
Sept. 1 Nov. 1
9.62 10.05
period of rec-
2.89 4.58
NEBRASKA, DUNDY COUNTY 195
A17-G-28ad. City of Fremont. Records available: 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Water level4.05 2.21
Date
May 7 July 12
Water level2.34 3.28
Date
Sept. Hov.
1 1
Water level3.74 3.89
A17-9-24dc. Wieser. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 19^6, 1948. Feb. 10, 6.22.
A10-5-23bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 194G-4S.Jan. Mar.
12 23
8 7
.10
.70N'ay July
7 12
8 7
.11
.98Sept.Nov.
1 1
8. 8.
52 32
A18-6-25cc. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10.50 on Nov. 1. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. yar.
12 23
9 8
.78
.92May July
7 12
9 9
.12
.58Sept. Nov.
1 1
9 10
.90
.50
Al8-7-36cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 5.48 on July 12. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Var.
Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
12 23
A18-8-26da.13 23
A10-0-28dd.13 23
A18-8-33aa.13 23
4.40 2.77
Fay July 1_
City of Fremont.54.19 64.02
1/py 7 July 12
City of Fremont.25.09 25.72
May 7 July 12
City of Fremont.5.55 5.35
May 7 July 12
3.55 5.48
Sept. Nov.
Records available:64.61 134.55
Sept. Nov.
Records available:25.75 25.80
Sept. Nov.
Records available:5.68 5.61
Sept. Nov.
1 1
1940-46.1 1
1940-48.1 1
1940-41,1 1
3.50 3.80
64.28 63.90
25.80 25.80
1946-485.63 5.65
A18-9-18db. University of Nebraska. Erroneously published in pre vious reports PS Al&-9-18ac. Records available: 1937-44, 1946-48. Feb. 10/7.70.
Douglas County
No measurements made in 1948.
Dundy County
l-57-7ab. Lingo. Records available; 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
Feb. Apr.
ableFeb. Apr.
310
l-37-16dd.4
12
l-37-19ba. : 1946-48.
3 10
61.02 60.85
Aug. Oct.
3 6
Jones. Records available38.77 38.87
June Aug.
9 4
Geological Survey, U. S.
9.30 9.63
June. Aug.
8 3
61.15 6i.29
Dec.
: 1946-48.38.96 38.75
Oct. Dec.
7
6 7
Dept. of Interior.
11.15 11.95
Oct. Dec.
57
60
3838
Records
14 10
.92
.70
.77
avail
.00
..59
l-37-31cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stsc9 in period of record, 5.85 on Oct. G. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
3 10
4.804.44
June Aug.
8 5
4.30 4.79
Oct. Dec.
6 7
. 5.85 5.22
196 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CEKTRAL STATES
1-38-RObc. Morris. Highest observed stage -in period of record, 15.50 on June 8. Records available: 1935-36, 1946-48,. Feb. 3, 15.72; Apr. 9, 15.71; June S, 15.50.
l-36-21cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-43, 1947-48. Oct. 5, 6.43; Dec- 7, 5.69.
l-3&-26ca. Jones. Erroneously published as l-38-25bd in Water Supplf Papers 1073 and 1098. Highest observed stage in period of record, 11.84 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
310
Water level13.19 12.91
Date
June Aug.
6 3
Water level12.3211.84
Date
Oct. Dec.
5 7
Water level12.41 13.02
l-38-28da. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, deptlr 33 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datvu Hi^est observed stage in period cf record, 19.69 on Apr. 10; lowest, 20.4S on Oct. 5. Records available: 1948.Apr. June
10 8
19 19
.69
.95Aug. Oct.
35
19 20
.85
.42Dec . 7 20. 18
l-38-29ad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 9.03 on Oct. ^. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
l-39-21ac. 4.62 on Feb. 3.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
l-39-22cc. 11.20 on June 8.
Feb. 3 Apr . 10
8.11 8.18
June 8 8.40 Aug. 3 8.68
Oct. 5 Dec. 7
Krutsimjer. Highest observed stage in period of Records available: 1935-43, 1946-48.
4.62 5.28
June 8 5.43 Aug. 3 5.30
Oct. 5 Dec. 7
Dundy County. Highest observed stage in period Records available: 1946-48.
11.75 11.62
June 8 11 . 20 Aug. 3 11.38
Oct. 5 Dec. 7
9.03 8.13
record,
5.74 5.20
of record.
12.69 11.60
l-39-2Gaa. Pringle. Lowest observed stavr-e in period of record, 26. 5C on Oct. 5. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
25.64 25 . 34
June 6 25.90 Aug. 3 25.58
Oct. 5 Dec. 7
26.50 25.68
l-39-30bb. Geologies! Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served store in period of record, 11.04 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
ableFeb. Apr.
310
l-40-20cb. : 1946-48.
310
12.08 11.94
June Aug.
8 3
GecDogical Survey, U. S.
3.40 3.42
June Aug.
8 3
11.37 11.04
Oct. Dec.
5 7
Dept. of Interior.
3.88 3.65
Oct. Dec.
5 7
12 12
,Re cords
4 3
.28
.17
aval."
.32
.60
l-40-24cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served sta^e in period of record, 6.21 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr,
Feb. Apr.
3 10
l-40-27ab.310
8.40 8.29
June Aug.
8 3
J.'inton. Records19.70 19.40
Juno Aug.
8 3
8 8
available :19 19
.45
.21Oct. Dec.
1946-48..60 1 Oct. .05 1 Dec.
57
5 7
8. 8.
19.19.
72 39
50 35
NEBRASKA, DUNDY COUNTY 197
l-40-29bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 10.80-on July 3 and 4. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day1 2 34567 89
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Feb.
12 4212 42IP di12 4112.41 12.4012.4012.40IP 7Q1 P ^Q
1 O 7Q
12.3812.3812.381 O 7"7
1 9 77
12.3712.36 12.3612.3612.3512.35 12.35 12.34 12.3412.34 12.33
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12.321 O 79
12.311971
12.3112.3012.30T O 7H
12.3012 29T P PQ
12.28TO OP
i2.se12.2712.27 12 2712.2612.26 IS. 26 12.25 12.25 'IP PR12.24 12.24 12.2412.24
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12 2 1
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12 1912.19 12 19IP 1 Q
12 1912 19IP 1 Q
12 1912 19IP "1 QI 1-3 1912.1912.1912.2012.21 12 2212.2312.22 12.22 12-20 12.19 12.1612.17 12.14 12 1412.13
June12.12 12.11 12.1012 1112 1012 0912.09 12 O912.1012.1012.1012.1112 1212.1312.1012.03n cr
11.9411.9011. C2 11.7211.5711.51 11.36 11.26 11.23 11.1610.95 10.64 10.82
July10.81 10.61 10.8010.8010.8110.8110.81 1O.0210.8210.8110.8310.8210.8310.8310.8310.8310.6410.8510. C510. C5 10.60
10.67
Aug.
10.8710.8610.8910.9010.90 10.9110 9°i n Q710.9510.9510.9710.9811.0011.0111.0211.03H.0411.05 11.0611.0811.09 11. OS- 11. 10 11.12 ni 711.15 11.16 11.1611.20
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.40 .....
.41 .....
.43 .....47d^i
.45 .....
.46 .....
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.48 .....
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.52 .....
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Dec......
11.66
11.65
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l-41-20dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in periou of record, 2.52 on Feb. 3-. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
310
Water level2.52 2.90
Date
June Aug.
8 3
Water level3.14 3. «30
Date
Oct.Dec.
5 7
Water level3.65 2.56
1-41 -27ca. Geoloiricel Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 3.24 on Feb. 3. Recoils available: 1946-46Feb. 3 Apr. 10
l-42-10cd. able: 1946-48.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
l-42-13bb. able: 1946-48.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
l-42-36aa.served stage in 1946-48.Feb. 3 Apr. 10
3.24 June 6 4.08 Aug. 3
Geological Survey, U
4 . 35 June 8 4.08 Aug. 3
Geological Survey, U
3 . 95 June 6 3 . 92 Aug . 3
Geological Survey, U period of record, 11.
11.22 June 10 11.04 Aug. 3
4.52 Oct. 5 5.05 Dec. 7
. S. Dept. of Interior
4.65 Oct. 5 4.69 Dec. 7
. S. Dept. of Interior
4.44 Oct. 5 4.11 Dec. 7
. S. Dept. of Interior 44 on Aug. 3. Records
11.03 Oct. 5 11.44 Dec. 7
4.90 4.25
Records avail
5.25 4.86
Records avail
4.90 4.21
Lo-vest ob- ava liable :
10.68 11.23
198 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
2-36-24ca. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage In periou of record, 15.65 on Oct. 6. Records availablei 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
4 10
Water level15.08 14.86
Date
JuneAug.
9 4
Water level15.19 15.43
Date
Oct. Doc.
6 9
Water lovel15.65 15.55
2-3G-29ac. Howard. Records available: 1946-48.
Feb. Apr.
4 12
22. 21.
10 92
June Aug.
9 4
22 22
.14
.48Oct. Doc.
69
22.77 22.40
2-36-31bc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 22.84 on Oct. 6. Records available: 194G-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 12
21.9521.61
JuneAug.
22.0022.11
Oct. Dec.
22.8422.29
2-36-32da. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 18 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.20 on Aug. 4; lowest, 8.55 on Apr. 12. Records available: 1948.
Apr. June
12 9
8.55 8.50
Aug. Oct.
4 6
7.20 8.03
Dec. 9 8.25
Franklin County
1-13-lbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 20.8 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,758.94 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 14.83; Dec. 21, 14.G9.
1-13-lcc. Geologies! Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,751.78 feet ab'bve sea level. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level7. 06 5.75
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level6.72 7.02
Date
Oct. 8 Nov. 18
Water level7.90
a 8.11
Water level
F*c. 21 a 7.96
a By Bureau or Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
l-13-2bc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 9.56 on Oct. C. Altitude 1,7G0.78 feet above sea level. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 6 Apr. 14
8.438.24
June 11 Aug. 6
6.668.75
Oct. 8 Nov. 17
9.569.33
Tec. 21 a 9.23
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. or Interior.
l-13-3ca. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of- Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48. Feb. 6, 8.12; Apr. 14, 7.45; June 11, destroyed, measure ments discontinued.
l-13-4cb. Ziegler. Altitude 1,771.99 feet above ser level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 13.51 on Aug. 6. Records available: 1946-48Feb. 6 Apr. 14
12.04 11.34
June 11 Aug. 6
12.77 Oct. 8 13.25 Tov. 18 a 13.11 13.51 Nov. 4 a 13.12 Dec. 21 a 12.97
l-13-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dopt. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 7.19 on A ug. G. Altitude 1,778.21 feet above sea level. Records available: 194G-48.Feb. Apr.
6 14
5.41 4.90
June Aug.
11 6
6.84 7.19
Oct. Nov.
8 4
7.12 a 5.73
1'ov. Dec.
18 21
a 6.62 a 6.29
NEBRASKA, FRANKLIN COUNTY 199
l-13-128d. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 13.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet pbove land-surface datum, 1,745.90 feet above fea level. Records available: 1948. llov. 18, 7.38; Dec. 21, G.79.
1-14-laa. Bureau of Rede met Ion. U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1-J Inches, depth 9.9 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,778.53 feet above rea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 4.66; Dec. 21, 4.47.
l-14-2ac. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter lj Inches, depth 9.6 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 1,785.03 feet above rea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, G.75; Dec. 21, 6.65.
l-14-2cd. Slndt. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 12.36 on Dec. 21. Altitude 1,790.99 feet above ssa level. Records availrble: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level10.26 8.72
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level9.37 9.72
Date
Oct. 8 Nov. 18
Water level11.00
a 11.28
Date
Dec. 21
Water level
a .12.36
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
l-14-3ba. Geological survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48. Destroyed on Oct. 8, mepsurements discontinued. Feb. 5, 5.07; Apr* 14, 2.86; June 11, 3.90; and Aug. 5, 5.10.
l-14-4cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob- serv- tlon well, diameter 1-j Inches, depth 16.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum, 1,000.43 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 1C, 7.09; Dec. 21, 6.77.
l-14-5ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob- servntion well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 11.3 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot abo^e land-surface uatum, 1,798.10 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 5.79; Dec. 21, 5.44.
l-14-6bc. Blank. Altitude 1,808.55 feet above sea level. Lowest ob served stsge In period of record, 9.05 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level
8, 40 7.75
Dete
June 11 Aug. 5
Water level
7.B3 O.bO
Date
Oct. 8
Water level
9.05
l-14-7bbl. University of Nebraska. Altitude 1,708.18 feet above sea level. Recordo available: 1940-42, 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level4.32 3.87
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level4.55 4.05
Date
Oct. 8 Nov. 18
Water level4.05
n 4.21
Date
Dec. 21
Water level
a 3.95
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- 3. Dept. of Interior.
l-14-7bb2. Blank. Altitude 1,L05.55 feet above sea level. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
6 14
7. CO 6.32
June Aug.
11 6
0.85 6.95
Oct. llov.
C 18
7.30 a 6.90
Dec. 21 a G.59
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
l-15-3ac. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1^- Inches, depth 23.3 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,837.93 feet above sea level. Records available.: 1948. Nov. IB, 19.03; Dec. 21, 10.97.
200 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESSAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
l-15-3db. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 12.7 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,823.82 fe«t above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, &.40; Dec. 22, 7.94.
l-15-5ca. Geological Survey, D. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,835.85 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7.50 on Dec. 22. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 5 Apr. 14
Water level
6.19 4.80
Date
June 11 Aug. 5
Water level
5.42 5.22
Date
Oct. 7 Nov. 18
Water level
7.08 a 7.43
Date
Dec. 22
Water level
a 7.50
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
l-15-6bc. Bureau of Reclamption, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob- sarvetion well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 12.6 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,853.24 fe^t above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 9.21; Dec. 22, 8.88.
l-15-7bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 15.1 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,847.71 feet above sea leve' Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 11.16; Dec. 22, 11.03.
1-15-7cb. Gardner. Drilled irrigption well, diameter 24 inches, dep* 64.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum, 1,861.34 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 23.55; Dec. 22, 22.96.
l-15-8bd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob> servation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 15 feet. Measuring point, top o: casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,838.09 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 11.50; Dec. 22, 11.13.
l-15-8cb. Townsend. Altitude 1,842.55 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stape in period of record, 12.37 on Oct. 7. Becords available: 1946-48.
Feb. 5 Apr. 13
10.47 10.39
June 11 Aug. 5
11.12 Oct. 7 12.37 Dec. 22 a 11.29 10.70 Nov. 18 a 11.98
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S». Dept. of Interior.
l-16-7dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 16.6 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,879.73 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 13.01; Dec. 22, 13.23.
l-16-8bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 11.7 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,873.03 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 8.42; Dec. 22, 8.16.
l-16-9bc. Post. Altitude 1,876.68 feet above sea level. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 14.42 on Oct. 7. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 5 Apr. 13
13.38 14.85
June 11 Aug. 5
13.24 Oct. 7 14.42 Dec. 22 a 14.28 13.19 Nov. 18 a 13.90
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.
l-16-9dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven ob servation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 14.4 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,866.22 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 10.02; Dec. 22, 10.93.
l-16-10bd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,G57.43 feet above sea level. Lowest observed sta^e in period of record. 6.20 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
5 13
4.54 3.69
June Aug.
11 5
4.32 5.13
Oct.Nov.
8 18
6.20 a 5.78
Dec. 22 p. 5.66
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
NEBRASKA, FURNAS COUNTY 201
l-16-14ab. Howel. Altitude 1,666.95 feet above sea level. Records available: 1946-48.
Oate
web. 5 Apr. 13
Water level40.33 39.97
Date
June 11 Oct. 7
Water level40.75 42.10
Date
Nov. 18 Dec. 22
Water level
a 41.68 a 41.37
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
1-l6-16ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 1-j inches, depth 14.4 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, at land-surfece datum, 1,865.79 feet above sea level. Records available: 1940. Nov. 10, 13.47; Dec. 22, 13.13.
2-13-31ad. Altitude 1,032.98 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 52.18 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1947-48.
late
^eb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level52.91 53.03
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level52.00 52.72
Date
Oct. 8 Nov. 17
Water level52.75
a 52.18
Date
Dec. 21
Water level
B 52.85
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
2-13-32dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,770.61 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 3.20 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48.
Apr.6
147.58 6.12
June Aug.
11 6
7.72 7.82
Oct.Nov.
8 17
9.20 a8.69
Dec. 21 a 8.25
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
2-14-33cc. Cyr. Drilled irrigation well, reported depth 38.0 feet, "'easuring point, edge of concrete casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum, 1,807.48 feet above -sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, ^.27 on Oct. 7; loweat, 10.44 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1948. Oct. 7, 8.27; Nov. 17, 10.44; Dec. 21, 9.98.
2-14-34ad. Abandoned well, diameter 48 inches, depth 120.8 feet, measuring point, hole in steel lid, 1.8 feet above land-surface d<?tum, 1,896.81 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 50.37 on Oct. 7; lowest 51.10 on Aug. 5." Records available: 1947-48.
"late Water level
Oec.
Apr.
16, 5,
14
1947 1948
50.49 50.47 50.42
Date
June Aug. Oct.
11, 1948 57
Water level50.40 51.10 50.37
Date
Nov. Dec.
22, 1948 21
Water level
a 50.40 a 50.48
By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
3-14-36dd. University of Nebraska, measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1934-42. No
1935-40, 1942, 1947-48.4-14-10da. Gilgen Bros. Records available: Mar. 22, 167.25; Oct. 25, 167.47.
Frontier County
No measurements made in 1948.
Furnas County
1-25-6ba. Shoe.uaker. Records available: 1934-40, 1942. N"> measure ments made in 1948.
2-25-27cc. Mrs. Hunt. Records available: 1935-42. No measurements tnade in 1948.
2-25-28dc. Loar. Records available: 1935-40, 1942. No measurements made in 1940.
202 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
.3-21-2cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 10.35 on Oct. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 5 Apr. 13
Water level9.25 9.07
Date
June 11 Aug. 5
Water level9.73 8.63
Date
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
Water level10.35 9.72
3-21-9bd. Ballard. Records available: 1946-47. Destroyed, measure ments discontinued.
3-21-12dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. 5 Apr. 13
5.26 4.80
June 11 Aug. 5
6.19 4.84
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
6.52 5.52
3-22-2ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage In period of record, 8.84 on Oct. 1. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
2 9
8.44 8.00
June- Aug.
7 2
8.64 7.68
Oct. Dec.
1 6
8.84 8.79
3-23-34cc. Lambert. Records available: 1934-41, 1943. No measure ments made In 1948.
3-25-4bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay123456789
101112131415161718192021.32232425262728293031
Jan.6.186.176.166.146.146.136.116.106.086.086.076.056.046.026.026. til6.006.006.005.995. -985.98 5.975.975.975.975-. 965.965.965.965.95
Feb.5.955.955.965.965.965.955.955.955.955.955.955.955.955.955.955.945.935.935.935.925.925.925.905.895.685.875;S55.835.82
Mar.5.805.785.785.775.775.755.745.745.735.735.725.725.725.715.705.675.575.455.325.245.195.175.175.165.165.155.165.165.165.165.16
Apr.5.175.175.175.185.195.195.205.215.225.225.235.245.255.265.275.295.305.305.315.345.395.415.435.445.455.465.475.495.505.50
Way5.515.535.555.555.565.565.585.595.605.615.635.645.655.675.685.705.715.725.745.765.795.835.865.875.885.895.915.935.945.965.96
June5.975.985.996.006.016.036.056.056.086.106.126.026.026.016.006.005.996.006.006.. 006.005.855.425.235.095.034.954.714.504.46
July4.444.464.494.534.584.634.664.704.724.714.724.734.744.754.764.764.764.784.794.814.824.844.874.914.944.985.005.015.025.045.05
Aug.5.075.105.115.115.125.135.135.135.145.155.155.165.175.185.195.205.23£ .255.285.325.375.415.455.505.585.655.725.735.745.755.76
Sept.5.775.7?5..805.8?.5.855.875.905.9?5.9?5.9?5.9"5.9-*6.07.6.O7,6.O?6.016.0-76.076.0-36.106.126.146.156.176.196.216.236.256.276.28
Oct.6.306.316.326.336.346.356.366.386.406.406.426.436.456.456.466.476.486.496.506.516.516,526.526.536.546.546.55G.556.556.556.55
Nov.6.556.556.556.556.556.546.536.526.506.506.506.496.486.476.466.456.446.436.436.416.406.406.396.376.356.336.306.296.276.25
Dec.6.236.206.186.146.116.106.096.086.076.066.056.056.056.046.046.036.036.036.036.026.026.026.026.026.026.016.016.006.006.006.00
4-21-52CC. Rhynolds. Records available? 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 5 Apr. 13
Water level13.59 13-30
Date
June 11 Aug. 5
Water level14.72 14.64
Date
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
Water level15.59 14.87
NEBRASKA, FUR1IAS COUNTY 203
4-22-25cc. Hays. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.85 on Oct. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 4 Apr. 13
Water level11.74 11.24
Date
June 1 1 Aug. 5
Water level11.94 11.15
Date
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
Water level12.85 12.53
4-22-29ad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 13
15.90 15.88
June 11 Aug. 5
16.10 15.44
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
16.04 15.87
4-22-32dd. Mrs. Coker. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.20 on Dec. 6. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
29
10.03 9.32
June Aug.
7 2
10 10
.60
.09Oct. Dec.
1 6
12.17 12.20
4-22-34bb. Payne. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 15.61 on June 11. Records available: 1946-48.
Feb. Apr.
4 13
14 13
.05
.85June Oct.
11 7
15 15
.61
.55Dec. 10 15 .23
4-23-20ab. Laraon. Records available: 1946-48.
Feb. 4 Apr. 13
27.19 27.21
June 1 1 Oct. 7
28.28 27.59
Dec. 10 27.88
4-25-25bd. Moore. Records available; 1956-44, 1946-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 13
29.34 29.26
June 11 Aug. 5
29.68 29.35
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
30.15 29.92
4-23-27dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
2 9
10 10
.64
.15June Aug.
7 2
10 9.85 .75
Oct. Dec.
1 6
11.35 11.36
4-23-30cc. Breming Bros. Lowest observed stage in-period of record, 54.69 on Aug. 2. Records 'available: 1946-48.
Feb. June
Feb. Apr.
Feb. Apr.
27
4-23-36aa.2 9
4-24-13cd.4 13
52.63 52.92
Aug. 2 Oct. 1
Wptson. Records20.45 20.12
June 7 Aug. 2
Thomas. Records17.52 17.64
June 11 Aug. 5
54. 53.
available:20. 19.
available :18. 16.
69 68
Dec.
1946-48.59 04
Oct. Dec.
1946-48.04 65
Oct. Dec.
6
1 6
7 10
53.81
20.52 20.82
17.12 17.55
4-24-15cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Feb. 4 Apr. 13
13.37 12.97
June 10 Aug. 5
13.55 12.14
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
13.33 13.70
4-24-19cc. Furington. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 13
14.26 13.76
June 10 Aug. 5
14.59 14.16
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
14.40 14.40
4-24-22dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Measuring point raised 3 feet on Oct. 1. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7.19 on Dec. 6. Records available: 1946-48. Apr. 9. 5.47; June 7, 6.22; Oct. 1, 7.10; Dec. 6, 7.19.
947837 O 51- -14
204 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
4-24-29cd. Andrews Estate. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
29
Water level21.08 20.86
Date
June Aug.
7 2
Water level21.40 21.60
Date
Oct. Dec.
1 6
Water level22.00 21.35
4-25-32cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 6.58 on Oct. 1. Records available: 1946-48.
Feb. Apr.
Feb. Apr.
2 9
4-25-34ad.
2 9
5.35 5.05
June Aug.
7 2
Sayer. Records available
17.02 16.29
June Aug.
7 2
5.79 5.12
Oct. Dec.
: 1946-48.
17.54 17.19
Oct.Dec.
1 6
1 6
6.58 5.62
17.17 16.86
Gage County
No measurements made In 1948.
Garden County
17-44-22cc. J.'orris. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-46, 1948. Oct. 22, 26.39.
10-46-27cc. University of Nebraska. Erroneously published in previous reports as 17-46-34bb. Records available: 1935-42, 1944, 1946, 1948. Mar. 28-, 4.34; July 2, 3.81; Aug. 31, 3.97; Oct. 22, 4.14.
(Measurements in following wells supplied by Fish and Wildlife Service, U. S. Dept. of Interior.)
20-44-5db. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1934-48. June 16, 6.00; Sept. 1, 6'.10; Dec. 10, 6.30.
20-44-9ca. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1933-39, 1942-48. Mar. 26, 3.90; June 16, 5.20; Sept. 29, 5.20; Dec. 10, 5.40.
20-45-13ab. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1934-48. Mar. 26, 2.10; June 16, 2.60; Sept. 29, 2.70; Dec. 8, 3.10.
20-45-17ba. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.30 on Mar. 26. Records available: 1934-43, 1945-48. Mar. 26, 3.30; June 18, 4.60; Sept. 29, 4.60; Dec. 8, 4.70.
21-44-29ab. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1934-48. Mar. 26, 2.76; June 16, 3.46; Sept. 13, 3.06; Dec. 8, 3.26.
2l-44-35ca. U. S. 59. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1933-48.
Date
Jan. 13202630
Feb. 51724
Mar. 16
Water level
2.502.502.502. GO2.502.202.101.70
Date
Mar. 23Apr. 22May 18June 24July 1
1526
Aug . 10
Water level
1.702.502.802.602.703.603.703.80
Date
Aug. 1725
Sept. 11030
Oct. 61219
Water level
3.703.903.903.904.004.003.903.80
Date
Oct. 29Nov. 9
22Dec. 1
101723
Water level
3.703.703.403.403.203.103.10
21-45-3bd. 1933-48.
Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Recoris available:
NEBRASKA, GOSPER COUNTY 205
21-45-3bd Continued.
Date
Jan. 15 20 50
Feb. 5 17 24
Mar. 16 26
Water level3.00 2.90 5.10 5.10 3.10 5.00 2.90 2.80
Date
Apr. 6 27
June 15 July 1
14 22 26
Aug. 10
Water level2.70 2.60 3.40 3.50 3.20 3.30 5.50 5.70
Date
Aug. 17 25
Sept. 5 10 29
Oct. 6 15 20
Water level3.70 5.80 5.80 3.80 5.90 3.90 3.90 4.10
Date
Oct. 29 Nov. 9
22 30
Dec. 8 17 31
Water level4.10 5.90 5.80 3.80 5.80 5.60 5.80
21-45-10cd. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.60 on Mar. 25. Records available: 1955-48. Mar. 25, 1.60; June 18, 2.70; Sept. 29, 4.00; Dec. 0, 5.10.
21-45-27cb. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 1934-48. Mar. 26, 3.00; June 18, 5.20; Sept. 29, 5.60; Dec. 8, 3.40.
Garfield County
21-16-31ac. Robke. Records available: 1954-42. Destroyed, measure ments discontinued.
Gosper County
5-22-5da. Phillips. Drilled abandoned well, diameter 3 inches, depth 158 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,418.62 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 151.04 on June 21; lowest, 151.86 on Oct. 16. Records available: 1948.
Jan.May
made
20 151.10 51 151.75
June 21 July 24
5-22-12ab. Berntson. in 1948.
151.04 151.50
Sept. 13 Oct. 16
Records available:
151.74 151.86
Nov.
1934-42. No
13 151.39
measurements
5-22-12bb. University of Nebraska. Records available: Pilled with dirt, measurements discontinued.
1957-42.
6-21-29cc. Forrester. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 4 inches, depth 155.C feet, J.'easurinc point, top of casing, 1.4 feet above land- surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 125.48 on Nov. 15; lowest, 125.72 on Oct. 16. Records available: 194&. July 27, 125.65; Oct. 16, 125.72; Nov. 13, 123.48.
6-22-15cd. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 152.3 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.3 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 126.R-t Cr Nov. 13; lowest, 127.14 on Oct. 16. Records availnble: 1948. July £7, 127.00; Oct. 16, 127.14; Nov. 13, 126.84.
7-21-6bc. Well 162 in previous reports. Larson Estate. To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous re ports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 217.4£. Altitude 2,467.55 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 108.20 on Nov. 12. Records available: 1954-59, 1948.Jan. Apr.
21 28
110.16 109.30
July 52&
108. b7 108.65
Sept Oct.
.15 14
106.66 109.58
Nov. 12 100.20
7-21-20bb. Abandoned well, diameter 2-| inches, depth 2£9 feet. Meas uring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 2,545.71 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 197.42 on Nov. 12, 1948; lowest,, 198.97 on Nov. 25, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Nov. Apr. ?.'ay
25, 2G, 31,
1947 194C
Water level
198.97 198.45 198.37
Date
June July Sept
21, 194C 26 .13
Water level
197.69 197.78 197.97
Date
Oct. Nov.
14, IS 48 12
Water level
197.67 197.42
206 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTR/L STATES
7-21-24do. Abandoned domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 195.4 feet. Measuring point, top 'of casing, 3.0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,487.67 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 171.23 on Nov. 12; lowest, 172.11 on Kay 26. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 28 June 23
Water level
172.11 171.92
Date
July 20 Sept. 13
Water level
171.82 171.57
Date
Oct. 15 Nov. 12
Water level
171.39 171.23
7-21-33aa. Abandoned drilled stock well, diameter 3 inches, depth 192.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 2,495.69 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 177.85 on Oct. 29, 1948; lowest, 181.68 on Dec. 17, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.Dec. Apr.
IV, 28,
1947 1948
101.68 179.44
May June
31, 21
1948 179.23 178.48
Oct. 29, 1948 177.85
7-22-8bb. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 3 inches, depth 284 feet. Measuring point, hole in side of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,639.94 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 244.65 on Nov. 12, 1948; lowest, 251.65 on Nov. 25, 1947. Eecords avail able: 1947-48.Nov. 25,Apr. 28,May 31
19471948
251,65247.22246.75
JulySept
3,.13
1948 246.245.
1254
Oct.Nov.
15,12
1948 244.67244.65
7-22-13'ob. Haumann. Altitude 2,583.87 feet above sea level. Highestobserved stage in period 01* record, 2£.:.32 or. I,ov. 12. Records available:1947-48. Measurements discontinued after Nov. 12.
Date
Apr. 26 May 31
Water level
226.40 226.31
Date
July 3 28
Water level
226.05 225.90
Date
Sept Oct.
.13 16
Water level
225.70 225.55
Date
Nov. 12
Water level
225.32
8-21-3dc. Jeffrey Bros. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan.Mar.
8 4
Water level12.51 13.58
Date
May July
6 8
Water level12.98 12.82
Date
Sept.Nov.
96
Water level13.59 13.75
8-21-llaa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Lowest observed sta^e in period of record, 6.35 on Sept. 9. Records avail able: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
8 4
5 5
.80
.42May July
68
5 5
.25
.18Sept.Nov.
9 6
6 6
.35
.18
8-21-30dd. Nyslop. Abandoned well, diameter 3 inches, depth 144 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 130.80 on Nov. 12; lowest, 132.11 on Jan. 21. Records available: 1940.
Date
Jan. 21 Apr. 28
Water level
132.11 132.10
Date
July 3 28
Water level
131.50 131.25
Date
Sept. 13. Oct. 14
V/ater level
131.39 130.98
Date
llov. 12
Water level
130.80
8-22-17dd. Abandoned well, diameter 3 inches, depth 222 feet. Measur ing point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,603.79 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 162.40 on Nov. 12, 1948; lowest, 169.72 on Nov. 25, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Nov. Apr.
25, 26,
1947 1948
Water level169.72 165.92
Date
Aug. Sept
4, 1948 .13
Water level
164.46 163.64
Date
Oct.Nov.
16, 1948 12
V/ater level
163.20 162.40
NEBRASKA., IIALL COUNTY 207
b-22-26cc. Abandoned well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 201 feet. I'easur- ing point, top of casing, 2.1 feet above land-surface datum. Records avail able: 1948. Oct. 16, 167.98; Nov. 12, 168.29.
8-23-12cb. Tllson. Drilled stock well, diameter 4 Inches, Kepsurlng point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Oct. 17, 58.67.
Grant County
24-37-25ac. University of llebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1940-48. Var. 25, 5.04; June 30, 5.54; Sept. 2, 6.18; Oct. 19, 6.06.
24-40-36bb. University of llebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-48. Mar. 25, 13.85; June 30, 13.89; Sept. 2, 14.18; Oct. 19, 14.26.
Greeley County
17-10-10cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42. No measurements made in 1948.
17-ll-31ba. Yuma. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 100 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 28, 35.40; Sept. 30, 35.52.
17-12-6dc. Fuss. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 92 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 29, 12.45; Sept. 30, 13.15.
17-12-9bb. vVllllams. Dug and drilled Irrigation well, diameter 96 to 18 Inches, depth 33 feet. Measuring point, edge of concrete curb, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Sept. 30, 27.00.
17-12-26aa. Jess. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 130 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 0.5 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 28, 23.65; Sept. 30, 25.99.
19-9-12db. Irrigation well. Measuring point, hole In base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 28, 37.27; Sept. 29, 38.69.
20-9-20crc. University of Nebraska. To convert y/ater levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land- surface datum, subtract from 102. Records'available: 1935-42, 1948. Apr. 22, 2.24.
20-9-20db. University of Nebraska. To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published In previous reports, to feet below land- surface datum, subtract from 108.42. Records available: 1937-41, 1948. Apr. 22, 8.bO; Sept. 29, 9.15.
20-9-30ca. Gilray. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 1£ inches, re ported depth 168.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine siife, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 22, 68.00; Sept. 28, 68.49.
20-9-34aa. Hat-;gerty. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 158.0 feet. Measurin^ point, hole In turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Apr. 22, 32.8f; Sept. 29, 33.12.
Hall County
("easure.T.ents in wells owned by the city of Grand Island were supplied through the courtesy of the Grand Island Water Department.)
9-19-Bcb. Lautenschlager. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 168.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine 1*>se, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 2, 72.13; Oct. 22, 72.59.
208 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
9-9-12ba. Stulken. Drilled Irrigntlon well, diameter 18 Inches, re ported depth 168 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine bas-5, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1940. June 2, 67.75; Oct. 22, 68.15.
9-9-27bc. Alber. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, re ported depth 167.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 5, 66.65; Oct. 22 , 67.15.
9-10-4dc. Hilsbeck. Records available: 1946-48.
DateJan.Mar.
9 8
Water level6.04 5.21
Date
May July
6 9
Water level5.48 6.09
DateSept. Nov.
26
Water level6.39 6.59
9-10-23ab. Thaden. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, re ported depth 171.J feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 22, 78.55; 0-;t. 22, 79.12.
9-10-29db. Rainforth. Highest observed stage in period of record, 69.96 on May 11. Records available: 1947-48. May 11, 69.9"; Oct. 22, 70.00.
9-ll-8bc. Gosda. Records available: 1945-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
ableJan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
ordsJan. Mar.
5 10
9-ll-14cb.9 8
9-ll-21bb. : 1946-48.
98
9-12-ldc.5
10
9-12-9ba. available :5
10
6.87 6.22
May July
Cox. Records7.34 7.44
May July
35
available :6 9
Geological Survey, U. S.
8.317.85
May July
Kipp. Records7.22 6.70
May July
6 9
available:35
Ohlman. Measuring point 1930-48.22.14 22.95
May July
35
6.22 G.76
Sept. Nov.
1946-48.7.58 8.47
Sept . Nov.
3 3
36
Dept. of Interior.
8.14 8.86
Sept. Nov.
1930-48.5.66 6.41
Nov.
raised 0.2 foot
21.30 20.95
Sept. Nov.
3 6
3
on
3 3
7 7
8 8
Records
9 7
7
.33
.35
.82
.30
avail
.13
.85
.32
July 5. Rec-
22 22
.35
.19
10-9-3cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. Feb. 16, 5.25; June 14, 5.08; Sept. 20, 5.34.
- 10-9-4cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. Feb. 16, 5.06; June 14, 5.15; Sept. 20, 5.45.
10-9-Bcc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-47. measurements made in 1948.
10-9-10bb. Herman. Records available: 1946-48.
No
Jan. rar.
Jan.yar.
Jan. Mar.
9 15
10-9-2&cc.96
10-10-Bcc.5
15
8.38! 7.78J
Records14.46 14.02,
f.'ay July
6 9
svailnble:May July
6 9
Dahlstroxn. Records22.18 21.22
May July
3 5
7. G.
1946-48.14.14.
92 35
Sept. Nov.
23 52
Se^t. Nov.
3 2
3 3
9 9
14 14
.40
.06
.80
.70
available: 1931-48.21. 21.
38 28
Sept. Nov.
2 3
23 22
.22
.22
NEBRASKA, HALL COUNTY 209
10-10-13dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob served stage in period of record, 2.65 on Mar. 15; loweat, 4.62 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar-
915
Water level3; 22 2.65
Date
May July
6 9
Water level3.79 4.57
Date
Sept.Nov.
2 3
Water level4.62 3.85
Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
27.76Jan. Mar.
10-ll-15dc.5
15
10-ll-30bc.5
10
10-12-21cc. on July 5.5
10
Bout on. Records17.85 17.75
May July
35
Weldon. Records19.00 19.08
May July
35
available :177 17.
available:18. 18.
1930-48.03 50
Sept. Nov.
1930-48.75 71
Nov.
'6
3
3
Knight. Highest observed stage in period Records available: 1947-48.28.45 28.20
May July
35
27. 27.
92 76
Sept. Nov.
3 3
19 18
19
of record
28 28
.38
.72
.56
»
.95
.27
ll-9-3bc. City of Grand Island. Records available: ir.35-36, 1936-47. No measurements made in 1948.
ll-9-4cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1?35-4O, 1942-48. May 10, 11.58; July 26, 10.42; Nov. 15, 10.58.
ll-9-4cd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1P35-36, 1936-48. May 10, 12.08; July 26, 12.56; Nov. 15, 11.83.
ll-9-8da. City of Grand Island. Records available: l?35-iO. May 10, 14.66; July 26, 19.25.
ll-9-8db. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12.00 on May 10. Records available: 1935-46, 1948. May 10, 12.00.
ll-9-9aal. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. May 5, 18.50; July 26, 22.42; Nov. 15, 19.50.
ll-9-9bd. City of Grand Island. Records available: l?35-48. May 10, 16.17; July 26, 15.75; Nov. 15, 17.82.
ll-9-9cc. City of Grand Island. Loweat observed stage in period of record, 17.66 on Nov. 16. Records available: 1935-36, 1938-48. May 10, 18.92; July 26, 20.42; Nov. 16, 17.66.
ll-9-9da. City of Grand Island. Highest observed sta/e in period of record, 24.63 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1935-48. May 10, 26.08; July 26, 26.30; Nov. 15, 24.63.
ll-9-9dd. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage in period of record, 24.93 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1935-48. May 10, 25.67; July 26, 26.75; Nov. 15, 24.93.
ll-9-12dc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. Feb. 16, 6.75; June 14, 6.66; Sept. 20, 7.00.
ll-9-l5bbl. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stfge in period of record, 22.00 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1935-40. 1,'ay 10, 25.16; July 26, 25.75; Nov. 15, 22.00.
H-9-l5bb2. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stege in period of record, 25.25 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1935-40. Vay 10, 26.75; July 26, 27.66; .Nov. 15, 25.25.
ll-9-l5cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-47. No measurements made in 1948.
210 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
ll-9-15db. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-40. 1942-48- May 10, 7.83; July 26, 8.30; Nov. 15, 6.83.
ll-9-15dd. City of Grand Island. Records available; 193'5-48. Feb. 16, 7.75; June 14, 6-58; Sept. 20, 7.92.
ll-9-16ad. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stape In period of record, 28.42 on Nov. 15- Records available: 1935-48. Hay 10, 29.83; July 26, 30.'92; Nov. 15, 28.42.
ll-9-16bc. City of Grand Island. Records available 28.16; July 26, 28-83; Nov. 15, 26.75.
ll-9-16bd. City of Grand Island. Records available May 10, 35.42; July 26, 36.92; Nov. 15, 33.83.
ll-9-16ca. City of Grand Island. Records available 31.66; July 26, 28-42; Nov. 15, 33-83.
ll-9-16cb- City of Grand Island. Records available May 10, 29.25; July 26, 29.92; Nov. 15, 27.92.
ll-9-16db. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stape In period of record, 29.08 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1935-48. May 10, 30.16; July 26, 31.25; Nov. 15, 29.08.
1935-48. May 10,
1936-42, 1944-48-
1935-48. May 10,
1935-48.
ll-9-17ba. City of Grand Island. Records available: May 10, 14.52; July 26, 15.16; Nov. 15, 13.00.
ll-9-17bd. City of Grand Island. Records available: May 10, 17-92; July 26, 18-83; Nov. 15, 16.50-
ll-9-17cd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1938-48- May 10, 20-50; July 26, 27-42; Nov. 15, 19.25-
ll-9-21bb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 29.25; July 26, 30-08; Nov. 15, 27-42.
ll-9-21bd. City of Grand Island. Records available: May 10, 30-92; July 26,-33.00; Nov. 15, 28.64-
ll-9-22cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: Feb. 16, 9.83; June 14, 8-.75; Sept- 20, 9.25-
ll-9-26aa- City of Grand Island. Records available:Feb. 16, 5.34; June 14, 4-75; Sept. 20, 5.25-
ll-9-27bc- City of Grand Island. Records available:
1935-48.
1935-48-
1935-36,
1935-48- May 10,
1935-48-
1935-48-
1935-48-
1942-48.
Date
Jan. 9 Feb. 16
Water level9.91
alO.03a By Grand is
Date
Mar. 16 May 6
Water level8.77 8.10
Date
July 12 Sept . 3
Water level8.99 9-67
Date
Nov. 2
Water level10.54
land Water Dept .
Feb.
Feh.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
ll-9-28ba. City of Grand Island. Records available: 16, 11.83; June 14, 13.50; Sept. 20, 13.42.
ll-9-29bb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 16, 20.66; June 14, 20.35; Sept. 20, 19.25.ll-9-32cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 16, 4.08; June 14, 3.83; Sept. 20, 4.50.ll-9-34aa. City of Grand Island. 16, 5-50; June 14, 4-83; Sept. 20,ll-9-34cb. City of Grand Island. 16, 5.08; June 14, 4.83; Sept. 20,ll-9-35dc. City of Grand Island. 16, 3.75; June 14, 3.83; Sept. 20,
11-10-lcc. City of Grand Island. 16, 6.66; June 14, 6-34; Sept- 20,
Records available: 5-00-Records available: 5-42-Records available: 4.42.
Records available: 6.66.
11-10-lldc. City of Grand Island. 16, 6.50; June 14, 6.42; Sept. 20,ll-10-13ab. City of Grand Island. 16, 9.34; June 14, 9.34; Sept. 11,
Records available: 6.32.Records available:
9.33.
1935-48.
1935-48.
1935-48.
1935-48-
1935-48-
1935-48-
1935-48.
1935-48-
1935-48-
NEBRASKA, HALL COUNTY 211
ll-10-14dd. Thonas. Records available: 1946-48-
Date
Jan. Mar.
516
Water level
10.30 10.65
Date
May July
3 5
Water level
10.42 10.44
Date
Sept . Nov.
2 3
Water level
10.38 10.55
ll-10-16bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 9.57 on Mar- 16. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
516
10 9
05 57
MayJuly
35
9 9
84 82
Sept. Nov.
2 3
10 9.06 .86
ll-10-24cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. Feb. 16, 13.66; June 14, 14.92; Sept. 20, 14.88-
ll-10-26dd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-39. 1942-48. Feb. 16, 7.75; June 14, 7.50; Sept. 20, 8-08.
ll-10-27dc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48-Jan. Mar.
515
16.6416.98
MayJuly
16.7917.02
Sept. Nov.
16.9417.18
ll-ll-25cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, available: 1946-48-
Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts
Records
Day123456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
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"an-
.38
.38
.39 40.40 40.38-40-42.42 40.42.42.42.42 43.43.42.42-40.40.41 42 42.43.43
. . .
Mar.
.....
16.3016.3216.3216.2516.1816.1316.0716.0316.0116.0116.0016.0016.0316.0316.0016.0015.99
Apr-15.9915.9815.9615.9415.9315-9215.9215.9315.9315.9215.9315.9415.9615.9615.9515.9415.9315.9215.9315.9515.9515.9415.9315.9315.9315.9415.9615-9615.9615.93
May15.9215.9215.9215.9515.9415.9515.9515.9415.9415.9515.9715.9815 .'9815.9515.9515.9815.9815.9715.9715.9615.9615.9515.9515.9515.9715.9515.9515.9515.9515.9515.96
June15.9615.9515.9215.9215.9215.9315.9315.9315.9315.9315.9215.9215.9515-9515.9415.9515.9515.9515.9515.9515.9515.9515.9515.9615.9615.9615-9615.9515.9315.90
July15. R815.8515.8215.8015-8015.8215.8315.8315.8315.8315.8415.8415.8415-8415.8415.8515. B515.8515.8515.9015.9315.9515.9816.0016.0216.0316.0316.0416.0516.0616.25
Aug.16.3316.40-16.4516.4316.4516.4816.5016.5216.5316.5416.5416.5416.5316.5116.4916.5016.5216.5316.5316.5716.5316.5416.5616.5716.4416.3616.2416.1316.0615.9836.00
Sept15.9115.9716.0816.0516.0416.0316.0416.0316.0716.0916.1116.1216.1216.1316.1316.1216.1316.1416.1316.1316.1416.1416.1516.1516.1416.1316.1216.1116.1216.13
. Oct .16.1316.1116.1116.1016.1116.1116-1116.0916.0816.0816.0816-0716-0716.0516.0516.0616.0216.0216.0216.0316-0316.0316.0016.0016.0015.9916.0016.0015.9915.9915.99
Nov . De c 15.97 15.9015.97 15.9015.97 15.9015.97 15.9015.97 15.9215.95 15-9315.93 15.9015.93 15.8915.93 15.9015.93 15.8815.92 15.9015.92 15-8915.92 15.8515.92 15-8515.94 15.8415.94 15.8415-94 15.8515.94 15.8715.96 15.8915.94 15.8915.91 15-8315.91al5.8515.91al5.8715.93al5.8915.93 15.9115.91al5.9315.90al5.9515.89al5.9615.90al5.9715.89al5.99
aie.ooa Interpolated.
ll-ll-32cb. Hughes. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 36.80 on Sept. 3. Records available: 1930-41; 1943-48-
Date
Jan. 5 Mar. 15
Water level36.25 35 .-95
Date
flay July
3 5
Water level35-76 35.60
Date
Sept Nov.
3 3
Water level36-80 36.05
ll-ll-36cb. Batie. Records available: 1930-40; 1943-48-Jan. Mar.
5 15
23 27
.25
.15May July
3 5
22 22
.75
.50Nov. 3 22 .85
212 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORIH -CENTFAL STATES
ll-12-34dc. Stutzman- Lowest observed stage In period of record, 27.58 on Sept. 3. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 5 Mar. 10
Water level
26.56 26 . 48
Date
May June
3 22
Water level26.39 26.33
Date
July Sept .
53
Water level
26.31 27.58
Date
Ncv 3
Water level
26.50
12-9-27cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48- Feb. 16, 5.66; June 14, 5.16; Sept. 20, 6-83=
12-9-32aal. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. Feb. 16, 9.25; June 14, 8.75; Nov. 20, 9.25.
12-9-32aa2. Hall County Farm. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 5 Mar. 16
Water level12.55 12-22
Date
May July
3 5
Water level11- S311.66
Date
Nov. 2
Water level12.66
12-9-32cc. City of Grand Island. Feb. 16, 8.50; June 14, 8.25; Sept. 20,
12-ll-24cd. Geological Survey, U- avallable: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
5 15
9.58 9.60
May 3 July 5
Records available: 8.42.
S. Dept. of Interior
9.22 8.49
Sept . Nov.
2 3
1935-48.
Records
8- 9.
45 59
Hamilton County
Wild. Records avaj.xabio: It*o-i*"*£) it«si, ^~ , i _, June i.
Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946, 1548.
9-6-34bb. 39.12.
9-8-9dc. Phillips Oct. 26, 57.95.
ll-5-5ba- Anderaon & Madaen. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 158.0 feet. Measuring point,.hole In turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 26, 84.00; Oit. 26, 86.45-
ll-5-26cc. Klute. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, reported depth 138 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 23, 82-88; Oct. 15, 83.00.
ll-6-13cb. Swedberg. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-48. June 4, 93.31.
ll-8-28bc- Rathje. Highest observed stage In period of record, 29.75 on Mar. 16. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
9 16
30-73 £9.75
May July
6 12
13-5-19aa. Clayton. Measuring point Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
12 18
13-6-27cc.12 18
26-04 25.58
May July
7 12
'Lock. Records available:9.55 8.40
May July
6 12
30.38 31.13
Sept - Nov.
raised 2 feet
25-45 25-85
Sept- Nov.
3 2
on Sept
1 1
1935-40, 1942, 1944,9-80 9.34
Sept. Nov.
1 1
30-73 31.02
1.
26.70 24-92
1946-48-
10-10 10.02
Harlan County
1-17-lda- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept- of Interior- Altitude 1,879.45 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 8.00 on Oct. 7. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
5 13"a By
Water level6.38 5.38
Date
June Aug.
11 5
Water level
6.58 6.35
Date
Oct. Nov.
Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept
7 18. of
Water level
8.00 a 7.49
Date
Dec-
Interior.
10 22
Water level7-17
a 6.93
NEBRASKA., HARLAN COUNTY 213
1-17-llaa. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Driven observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 18-0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 1,892.94 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 13.45; Dec. 22, 13.27.
l-17-12cb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 10.7 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,881.98 feet above sea level- Records available: 1948. Nov. 18, 7.33; Dec- 22, 7.08.
l-17-12dd. Mrs. Godeken. Erroneously published in previous reports as da- Altitude 1,888.19 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 18.92 on Dec. 22. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 5 Apr. 13
Water level
17.13 16.50
Date
June 11 Oct. 7
Water level
17.00 18-02
Date
Nov. 18 Dec. 22
Water level
a!7.98 al8.92
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of nterior.
l-17-13bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter ! £ inches, depth 17.0 feet. Measuring point top of casing, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 1,888.80 feet above sea level- Records available; 1948. Nov. 18, 13.83; Dec- 22, 13.84.
l-19-35bc- Rogers. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28-80 on Apr- 2. Records available: 1947-48. Jan- 1, 29.71; Apr. 2, 28-80; June 3, plugged.
Feb. Apr.
Feb. Apr.
2-18-33cd.
513
2-19-5cb.5
13
Feese. Records available10.49 10.05
June 11 Aug. 5
Short. Re9ords available:20- 90 20.70
June 11 Aug. 5
10 9
21 22
1934-42,.22 .93
Oct . Dec.
1946-48-.62 .95
Oct. Dec-
1944,7
10
7 10
1946-48.
11 10
22 21
.22
.56
65 42
2-19-17da- Korte. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 22.22 on Dec. 10. Records available: 1946-48.Feb.5 Apr. 15
20.7720.36
June 11 Aug. "5
21.3220.60
Oct. 7 Dec- 10
22.1622.22
2-19-26bb. Abandoned drilled stock well, diameter 6 inc^s, depth 43 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Dec- 10, 34.98-
2-19-28dd. University of .Nebraska. Records available: 1940-41, 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
Feb. Apr.
5 13
2-19-34bc.5
13
9.04 8.74
June 11 Aug. 5
Fishbeck- Records21.15 21.03
June 11 Aug. 5
9.34 8.12
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
available: 1946-48.21-55 20-95
Oct.. 7 Dec. 10
9.80 9.25
22.10 21.38
3-17-21da. Remke To convert water levels frojn feet atove assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 151.90. Highest observed stage in period of record, 51.59 on Aug. 5. Records available; 1935-42, 1948- Jan. 22, 51.8C; June 8, 51.73^ Aug. 5, 51.59; Oct. 26, 51.77.
3-17-27bb. University of Nebraska. To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land- surface datum, subtract from 120.38. Records available: 193E-40, 1942, 1948. Jan. 22, 19.88-
3-20-7ab. Struve. Records available: 1946-48. Feb. 5, 29.82; Apr. 13, 29.82; Oct. 7, 30.22; Dec. 10, 30.05.
3-20-16bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. Apr-
513
7.656.93
June 11 Aug. 5
7.857.08
Oct . Dec.
8.747.95
214 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTFAL STATES
3-20-18ca. Pish Implement Co. Records available; 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 5 Apr. 13
Water level14.50 14.15
Date
June 11 Aug. 5
Water level14.52 13.83
Date
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
Water level14.95 15.05
3-20-22dd. Murdock- Measuring point lowered 1.5 feet after Oct. 7. Records available; 1946-48-Feb. 5 Apr. 13
3 -20-25 cc. able: 1,946-48.Feb. 5 Apr. 13
5-32-25bc. in 1948.
5-33-30cb.Feb. 4 Apr- 12
5-33-31dc. 1946-48.
Feb. 4 Apr. 12
5-34-2Sbc. 57.60 on Apr- 12Feb. 4 Apr. 12
25.29 25.25
June 11 Aug. 5
f>eological Survey, U- S.
13.86 13.11
June 1 1 Aug. 5
25.90 25.38
Oct. 7 Dec. 10
Dept . of Interior.
14.42 13.42
Oct. 7 Dec- 10
25.83 25.30
Records avail
15.50 15-43
Hayes County
Joy. Records available: 1934-43. No measurements made
Scott. Records available: 1946-48.19.26 19.34
June 9 Aug. 4
University of Nebraska.
13.54 11.75
June 9 Aug. 4
19.57 19.71
Oct. 6 Dec. 9
Records available:
13.40 13.25
Oct. 6 Dec. 9
Schreiber. Highest observed stage in period ; lowest, 60.25 on Aug. 4. Records available57.62 57.60
June 9 Aug. 4
58.42 60.25
Oct. 5 Dec- 9
19.78 19.23
1937-44,
14.55 13.05
of record, 1946-48.
t.8.3057.61
5-34-30ba. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Lowest ob served stage in period of record, 11-53 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. Apr.
4 12
10 11
.72
.02June Aug.
9 4
11 11
-31.38
Oct. Dec-
5 9
11 10
.53
.87
5-34-35ac. Lady. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 117.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in side of turbine, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948- June 9, 30.00; Oct. 6, 30.30; Dec. 9, 29.29.
5-35-17da. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 9-33 on Oct. 6- Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
4 12
8 8
.41 7O
June Aug.
11 4
9 9
.15
.32Oct. Dec-
6 10
9 8
.33
.58
7-34-4ac. Laird & Ward Estate, measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1934-41. No
Hitchcock County
2-33-2aa. Wertz. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.05 :t- 6. Records available: 1946-48. Feb. 4, 10.53; Ap.~. 12, 10.06;A ~l O nc;. n^« o ~\ r\ nn12.05; Dec- 9, 10.90
on Oct Oct. 6,
2-33-6cb. Geological Survey, D- S. Dept. of Interior. Hignest ob served stage in period of record, 9.66 on Feb. 4; lowest, 11.32 on Oct. 6- Records available; 1946-48-Feb. Apr.
4 12
9 9
.66
.73June Aug.
9 4
10 10
.24
.82Oct. Dec-
6 9
11 9
.32
.96
NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 215
2-33-10ab. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept of interior- Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.05 on Apr. 9; lowest, 8.72 on Oct. 4- Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr-
29
Water level7.24 7.05
Date
June Aug.
7 2
Water level7.80 8.18
Date
Oct. Dec .
4 6
Water level8.7S 7.75
2-34-8da- Pollman. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 20.85 on June 9. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. 4 Apr- 13
19.3519.10
June Oct.
20-85 20.72
Dec. 19.94
2-34-lldc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.95 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr.
2 12
Water level11-04 10-16
Date
June Aug.
9 4
Waterlevel11-30 11.53
Date
Oct. 6 27
Waterlevel11.95
all. 63
Date
Dec- 39
Water level
all. 1811-19
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior.
2-35-13bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept of Interior- Records avail able: 1946-48-Feb. 4 15.25 Apr- 12 14.67
June Aug.
14-82 15.00
627
15.46 a!5.64
a!5.54 15.58
a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.
2-35-21bc. Bloomfleld. Records available: 1934-41, 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 4 Apr- 12
Water level
20.28 20.50
Date
June Aug.
9 4
Water level
20.61 20-75
Date
Oct. Dec-
6 9
Water level
21.11 20-83
2-35-24aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 12
3-31-14bc able: 1946-48Feb. 4 Apr- 12
3-31-17cd observed stage 1946-48.Feb.. 2 Apr- 9
3-31-20da observed stage 1946-48.Feb. 2 Apr. 9
5.32 4.88
June 9 Aug. 4
Geological Survey,
14.62 14.69
June 11 Aug. 4
Geological Survey, in period of record,
7.18 7.66
June 7 Aug. 2
Geological Survey, in period of record,
8.10 7.94
June 7 Aug. 2
5.86 6.60
Oct. 6 Dec. 9
U- S.-Dept- of Interior.
14.81 15.05
Oct. 6 Dec. 10
U. S. Dept- of Interior. 7.18 on Feb. 2. Records
8.18 8-69
Oct. 4 Dec- 6
U. S. Dept. of Interior. 8.52 on Dec. 6. Records
7.85 8.12
Oct. 4 Dec- 6
6.90 5.87
Records avail
14.45 14.12
Highest available :
8.70 7.52
Lowest available:
8-40 8.52
3-31-29bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12.79 on June 7. Records available: 1947-48. Feb. 2, 13.22; Apr. 9, 12.95; June 7, 12.79.
3-32-llbb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage In period of record, 13.11 on Feb. 4; lowest, 14.15 on Oct. 6. Records available; 1946-48.Feb. 4 Apr. 12
13M1 13.42
June Aug.
13.8514.05
Oct. Dec.
14.1513.40
216 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
3-32-12cc. Mrs. Morthole. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 22.15 on Aug. 4. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr-
4 12
Water level
21.52 21.72
Date
June Aug.
9 4
Water level
22.07 22.15
Date
Oct. Deop.
6 9
Water level
22.00 21.69
3-32-26dd. Meintz. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 29-34 on Aug. 2. Records available: 1946-48-__________________________Feb. Apr-
28-30 28.03
June Aug.
28.0529.34
Oct. Dec-
29-32 28.92
3-32-31aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7.35 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48-
Feb. Aug.
412
6.486.19
June Aug.
6-67 6.'84
Oct. Dec-
7.35 6-63
3-33-35dc- Lawrence. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 12.04 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1935-43, 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
412
10.7210.29
June Aug.
10.7511.38
Oct. Dec.
12.0411.32
4-32-30dc- Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 27-0 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.89 or Apr. 12; lowest, 18-95 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1948.Apr. June
12 9
17 18
.89
.47Aug. Oct .
4 6
18. 18.
73 95
Dec. 9 18 .10
4-32-33db. Bower. Record available: 1946. No measurements made In 1948.
4-33-8bb. Handel. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 56.05 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
4 12
55 54
.09
.94June Aug.
9 4
55 55
-49 .73
Oct. , Dec.
6 9
56 55
.05
.42
4-33-23ad. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest Observed stage in period of record, 13.86 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr-
412
12.7312.66
JuneAug.
13.2913.79
Oct. Dec.
13.8612.68
Holt County
Records available: 1937-42.
27-9-27dd. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1937-48.
26-12-24aa. University of Nebraska No measurements made in 1948.
Date
Jan. 13 Feb. 10
25
Water level'5.78 5.94
Date
Apr. 21 May 6
Water level5.79 5.90
Date
May 19 July 8
Water level5.986.09
Date
Aug - 4 Sept .15
Water level5.72 5-58
27-9-34da. U. S. 56. University of Nebraska. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 9.88 on Sept. 29. Records available: 1935-48.Jan-Feb.
Mar.Apr-
131025236
9.019.089.019.049.25
Apr.May
JuneJuly
216
19238
9.379.299.569.429.73
Aug.
Sept
418
. 11529
9-759-379-909.029.B8
Oct.
Nov.Dec.
1225106
21
9.849.799.689.189.05
NEBRASKA., HOOKER COUNTY 217
27-14-28bc. Petersen. Records t vailable: 1935-42. No measurements made in 1948-
28-14-29aa. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1935-42. No measurements made in 1948.
29-ll-9bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.38 on War. 22; lowest, 8.08 on Oct. 13. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclama tion, IT. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan- 14 Feb. 16 Mar. 22
Water level7.39 7.40 7.38
Date
Apr. 15 May 12 June 15
Water level7.42 7.58 7.83
Date
July 12 Aug. 18 Sept. 14
Water level7.63 7.70 8.04
Date
Oct. 13 Nov. 15
Water level8-08 7.99
29-ll-21bb. Murphy. Measuring point raised 0.7 foot after Mar. 22. Highest observed stage in- period of record, 16-87 on Jan. 14; lowest, 25-47 on Feb. 16. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1947-48-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141622
16.8725.4724.64
MayJuneJuly
121512
24-6124.8224.58
Aug.SeptOct.
18.1413
25.3924.8324.84
NovDec
-15
1424.8525.19
29-12-10cb. School district. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclama tion, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Measuring point,lowered 2.0 feet after Jan. 14. Highest observed stage in period of record, 26.89 on Jan. 14; lowest, 27.65 on Feb. 16. Records available: 1947-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
141622
26-8927-6327.55
Apr.MayJune
151215
27.5827.6027.60
JulySept.Oct.
121413
27.5527.5927.35
Nov.Dec.
1514
27.5727.61
29-13-13dd. lowest observed stage in period of record, 43.07 on Mar. 22. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Eept- of Interior. Records available: 1947-48-Jan..Mar.Apr.
142215
39-6943-0739.84
MayJuneJuly
121512
40-0040-0240.00
Aug.Sept
18.14
42.5040.20
Oct.Nov.
1315
40.2940-19
30-13-27cc. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S« Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 29.78, Mar. 22; lowest, 30.80, Oct. 13. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141622
29.8929.8429.78
Apr.MayJune
151215
30-0930-5830-60
JulyAug.Sept
121814
30.4330-6030-79
Oct.Dec .
1314
30.8030-61
30-14-23dd. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 30.59, Nov. 15; lowest, 52.05, July 12. Records available: 1947-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
141622
31.5531.8431.80
Apr.MayJune
151215
31-8532.0031.99
JulyAug.Sept
1218.14
32.0531.4631.50
Oct.Nov.Dec.
131514
30. 9Q30.5931.87
31-14-35cb. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept- of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27-71, Jan. 14; lowest, 29.21, June 15- Records available: 1947-48-Jan. 14 Feb. 16
27.71 29-16
Mar. Apr.
2215
29-08 29.05
May 12 June 15
29.1629.21
July 12 29.20
Hooker County
24-35-23dd. University of Nebraska. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 20-84 on Oct. 19- Records available: 1935-42, 19*4-48- Mar. 25, 20.40; June 30, 20.73; Sept. 2, 20.72; Oct. 19, 20.8*.
218 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Howard County
13-9-26dd. Geological Survey, U. S- l>ept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48-
Date
Jan- Mar.
5 16
Water level
8.35 8.11
Date
May July
3 5
Water level
7.43 5.57
Date
Sept . Nov.
2 2
Water level
6.35 7.51
13-9-27ca. 18.50 on July 2. July 2, 18.50-
13-12-29ba. 25.84 on Mar. 29.
Placke. Estate. Highest observed stage In period of record, Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1948. Mar. 29, 18-73;
Mrs. Young. Highest observed stage In period of record,Records available; 1934-42, 1948- Mar. 29, 25.84;
July 2, 26.60; Oct. 1, 27.10.
14-10-4ca. Svoboda. Abandoned drilled Irrigation well, diameter 4 feet, depth 48 feet. Measuring point, edge of brick curb, at land-surface datum- Records 'available: 1948. May 21, 29.27; Oct. 1, 2^.29.
14-10-14bb. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.85 on June 28. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1948. Mar. 29, 5.89; June 28, 5-85; Oct. 1, 6-27.
15-9-9aa- Edwards. Abandoned drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 90 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum- Stevens Type F 8-day automatic water-stage recorder installed Dec- 14, 1948. Highest observed stage in period of record, 32.50 on May 21; lowest, 32-80 on Dec. 25 and 26. Records available: 1948.
Lowest da1lywat e r level, from recorder charts
Date
May 21 Oct 1 Dec. 14
15 16
Water level
a 32.50 a 32.57
32-69 32-74 32-77
Date
Dec- 17 .18 22 23
Water level32-77 32.78 32.77 32-77
Date
Dec. 24 25 26 27
Water level32.78 32.80 32-77 32-72
Date
De?.. 28 29 30 31
Water level32.71 32.80 32-78 32.79
a Tape measurement.
15-10-12ca. Hanson- Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 183 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land- surface datum. Records available; 1948. June 28, 65-65; Oct. 1, 66.59-
15-10-19ab. Ward. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 82 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage In period of record, 8-48 on June 29; lowest, 11.14 on Sept. 30. Records available: 1948. Mar. 30, 10-85; June 29, 8-48; Sept. 30, 11.14.
15-10-34cb. Mrs. Anderson. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot ab-jve land-surface datum. Records available: 1948- June 29, 19.60; Oct. 1, 19.50.
16-ll-7cc. LInd. Drilled irrigation well. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in-.period of record, 18.59 on Mar. 30; lowest, 19.59 on Sept. 30. Records available: 1948. Mar. 30, 18-59; June 29, 18-65; Sept- 30, 19.59-
16-ll-27dc- Mrs. Augustyn. Measuring point raised 2 feet- Lowest observed stage In period of record, 72-24 on June 28. Records available: 1934-43, 1948. June 28, 72-24.
16-ll-32ab. Gerdes- Drilled irrigation well, dianeter 24 inches, depth 80 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surfaoe datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.58 on Sept. 30; lowest, 18.45 on Mar. 30 and June 29. Records available: 1948- Mar. 30, 18-45; June 29, 18-45; Sept- 30, 17-58-
Jefferson County
No measurements made in 1948-
NEBRASKA, KEARNEY COUNTY 219
Johnson County
No measurements made In 1948.
Kearney County
5-13-4bc. Larson. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Irches, depth 216 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1.3 foot above land-surface datum, 2,109.95 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage In period of record, 120.78 on June 29; lowest, 121.19 on Sept. 14. Rec ords available: 1948. June 29, 120.78; Sept. 14, 121.19; Oct. 11, 120.98; Nov. 16, 120.82.
5-13-18cd. Chrlstensen. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 5 Inches, depth 118.8 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, l.C feet above land-surface datum, 2,109.20 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 106.50 on July 12; lowest, 106.86 on Sept. 14.
Date
July 12 Aug. 3
Water level
106.50 106.58
Date
Sept. 14 Oct. 11
Water level
106.86 106.74
Date
Nov. 16
Water level
106.85
5-13-33cc. Raun. Altitude 2,114.46 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 138-87 on Apr. 30; lowest, 139.62 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1947-48.Apr- 30 May 21
138-87 139-10
June 29 Aug. 3
139.26 139-62
Sept. 14 Oct. 11
139.40 139.51
5-14-16cb. Peterson- Altitude 2,180.70 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 140.86 on Oct. 11. Records available: 1948.Apr. 30 May 21
141.60 141.82
June 29 Oct. 11
141.97 140.86
Nov. 16 142.02
5-14-33bb. Mrs. Nlelson. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 6 Inches, depth 172 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period of record, 158-40 on Oct. 11 and Nov. 16; lowest, 158-53 on Sept. 14. Records available: 1948- July 23, 158-47; Sept. 14, 158.53; Oct. 11, 158-40; Nov. 16, 158-40-
5-15-3ba._ Thomson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 104.53 on Dec. 4. Altitude 2,193.73 feet above.sea level- Records available: 1947-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay12
4 5 6 7 89
1011121314151617 1819pnPT
222324 25
Jan.105.45105-37105.59105.80 105.69 105-73 105-40 105 - 481 nR V?105-70105-391 OR rtQ
105.76105.68105.63105.68105-63 105-51105-51105.30
105.66105.68105.54 105.71
Feb.105-44105-541 nR AR105-36 105.47 105.40 105-67 105.67105 - 42105.37105.64105-61105.16
105-46105.46 i OR OQ1 OR VP
TOR rf?105.62105.30105.37105.65 1O5.65
Mar-105.53105.46105.69105.75 105 . 63 105.34 105.30 105.33105-49105.57105-54
105-33105-05105.30105.57105.57 105.23105.25105-24105.451 OR A.A.
105-33105.34 105.21
Anr-1 OR RA
105-67105-38105.23 105-42 105-30 105-56 105-70105-56105.151 OR OV
1 OR AQ
105-59105 - 47105-24105-48105-37 104-98105-42105-54105-47105-10104-95105- '04 105.2O
May105.16i OR vrt105.36105.30 105.36 105-43 105.30
105.26
105.26 105.29
June
104.97 105-02 105-11 105-12 105 - 11105-08105 - 16105-17105-19105-19105.11105.16105.17105.03 105-26i OR PQ105 . 12104 - 79105 . 02i OR PP105.25 105.10
947837 O 51- -15
220 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
5-15-3ba--C ontInued.Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts
Day262728293031
Jan.105.77105-79105.64105-25105.34105-45
Feb.105.39105-13105.68105.69
Mar.105.45105.68105 . 63105 . 13105.13105.33
Apr.105.47105 . 60105 . 60105.39104.99
May105-16105 . 05105-03105-03105-03105.33
June105.11105.09105.15105-17105,20
Day123456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
July105 . 08105.10105.06105.01105-10105.10105 . 09105.11105.11105.04104.99104.99105.10105.11105.22105-20105.24105.22105.01104.98105.11105.20105.20105.20105-08105.13105.19105.16105.21105-32105.21
Aug.105.14105.14105-22105.25105.18105.11105.15105.13105.15105-18105.16105.18105.19105.17105.17105.09105.10105.10105.10105.29105.26105.26105.27105.27105.26105.31105.30105.25105-25105.10105.12
Sept .105-15105.20105.17105.09105.07105.20105.24105.21105.17105.06104.92105.06105.28105.25105.09105 . 03104.96104.97104.88104.95104.97104.95104-96105-20105.36105.36105.18105.05104.91104.90
Oct.105-09105.10105.01104.37104.56104.93104.94105.01105-04104.99105.00105-01105-00105-01104.90104-96104.96104-96104-85104.90104.96105-08105-09104.93104-77104.78104-78104.80104-74104.83104.91
Nov.104.93104-95104.82104-71105.01105.17105-10105.03104.94104.91104.97104.94104.86104.93104.73104.86104.78104.78104 . 78104.9.6105.03105.03104.74104.73104.77104 . 81105.03105.03104.95104.99
Dec.104.78104.74104.69104 . 53104.57104.59104.63104.66104.66104.66104.67104.74104.76104.76104.90104.97104.97104.70104.69104.60104.98105.05105-03105.00105.08104.91104.60104.70105.08105.03104.95
5-15-9cb. Oloon. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 120.2 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,196.12 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 111.99 on Sept. 11, 1948; lowest, 112.42 on Dec. 29, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Dec . Apr. May
29, 30, 21
1947 1948
Water level
112.42 112.20 112.22
Date
June Aug. Sept
28, 1948 3
11
Water level
112.17 112.31 111.99
Date
Oct. Nov.
13, 1948 16
Water level112.10 112.00
5-16-6ac- Palk. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 165 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foo*; above land-surface datum, 2,257.18 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 120.50 on Nov. 17; lowest, 121.80 on Jan. 1. Records available: 1948-Jan. June
1 24
121 121
.80
.26Sept Oct.
.13 12
121 120
.07
.91Nov. 17 120 50
5-16-17bb. Meyers Estate. Altitude 2,207.75 feet above sea level. Records available: 1947-48. Apr. 29, 91.44; Oct. 25, 91.53. Measurements discontinued.
NEBRASKA, KEARNEY COUNTY 221
5-16-3Oda. Caswell- Altitude 2,229.01 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 136.39 on Nov. 17; lowest, 137.65 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1947-48-
Date
Apr. 30 May 22
Water level
136.58 136.65
Date
June 28 Aug. 3
Water level
136.66 137.65
Date
Sent. 10 Oct. 12
Water level
136.75 136.68
Date
Nov. 17
Water level
136.39
6-13-16db. Youngson. Altitude 2,082.10 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 87.28 on May 21. Records available: 1947-48.May 10
2187.60 87.28
June Aug.
29 3
87.30 87.63
Sept Oct.
14 11
87-57 87.41
Nov. 16 87.32
6-14-4dc. Olson- tlnued after 1948.
Records available: 1947-48. Measurements dlscon-
Date
May 10 June 29
Water level79.90 79.73
Date
Aug. 2 Sept .15
Water level80.05 79.87
Date
Oct. 11
Water level79.83
Measuring point, hole In turbine Records available: 1948-
6-14-9bc. Drilled Irrigation well, base, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Oct. 25, 89.54; Nov. 16, 87.95.
6-14-21bb. Peterson. Records available: 1947. Measurements discon tinued, replaced by 6-14-21dt>.
6-14-21db. Larson- Drilled Irrigation well, .diameter 18 Inches. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,156.43 feet above sea level. Honest observed stage In period of record, 103.92 on Oct. 29; lowest, 104.49 on Sept. 3. Records available: 1947-48.Dec. May
31, 21,
1947 1948
104.45 104.13
June Sept
29, .13
1948 104.18 104.49
Oct. Nov.
29, 16
1948 103.92 104.08
6-14-25ba. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 4 inches, depth 98-0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1-5 feet above land-surface datum, 2,123.39 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage In period of record, 89.66 on Nov. 16, 1948; lowest, 93.56 on Dec- 31, 1947. Records available: 1947-48-Dec-MayJune
31,21,29
19471948
93.5692.2089.86
Aug.Sept
3,1314
1948 89.9089.8989.95
Oct.Nov.
11,16
1948 89.8489.66
6-15-lcb. Youngson. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 176 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 1.0 foot above land- surface datum, 2,172.80 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 70.59 on Nov. 17; lowest, 71.36 on June 29. Records available: 1948. June 29, 71.36; Oct. 24, 70-83; Nov. 17, 70.59.
6-15-llab. Bang. Drilled Irrigation well. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, at land-surface datum, 2,176.96 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 72.36 on Nov. 17; lowest, 75.78 on Aug. 2. Records available; 1948. Aug. 2, 75.78; Sept. 15, 74.24; Oct. 9, 73.91; Nov. 17, 72.36.
6-15-14bb. Stadler. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 24 inches. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,187.10 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 82.40 on Nov. 17; lowest 83.88 on Aug. 3, 1948- Records available: 1947-48-Dec.May
31,10,27
19471948
83.5583.4583.07
JuneAug.Sept
28,3
.11
1948 82.9983.8883.47
Oct.Nov.
1317
8282
8940
6-15-22ac. Worth- Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 207 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum, 2,197.67 feet above sea level. Highest -observed stage In period of record, 96.51 on Oct. 13, 1948; lowest, 97.55 on Dec. 31, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.Dec. June
31, l t
1947 1948
97.55 97.14
June Sept
28, 11
1948 96.92 96.91
Oct. 13, 1948 96.51
222 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
6-15-22dc. Rogers. Records available: 1947. Measurements discon tinued. Replaced by 6-15-22ac.
6-15-32ab. Stadler. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 214 feot. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 91.64 on Nov. 16; lowest, 91.92 on Sept. 11- Records available: 1948. Sept. 11, 91.92; Oct. 13, 91.80; Nov. 16, 91.64.
6-15-35cc. Stadler. Records available: 1947. Measurements discon tinued.
6-16-14ad. Johnson. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 12 inches, depth 210 feet. Measuring point, hole in side of turbine, 0-9 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Oct. 23, 82.51; Nov. 7, 81.94.
6-16-20bbl. Carlson. Altitude 2,236.82 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 84.04 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1934-42, 1946-48- Apr- 30, 86.35; May 22, 86..50; Oct. 23, 84.53; Nov. 17, 84-04.
6-16-20bb2. Tilbury. Records available: 1947- Measurements discon tinued.
6-16-25cb. Lorenzen. Altitude 2,225.27 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record; 98.19 on Oct. 11. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Apr. 30 June 29
Water level98.72 98.76
Date
Aug. 3 Sept . 11
Water level98.89 98.30
Date
Oct. 11
Water level98.19
6-16-30da. Anderson. Records available: 1947. Measurements discon tinued.
Pantenberg. Records available: 1947. Measurements dis-7-13-14cc. continued.
7-13-20aa. Gleason. Altitude 2,088.04 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 55.87 on Nov. 9. Records available: 1947-48. May 10, 56.39; May 21, 56.25; Oct. 6, 56.07; Nov. 9, 55.87.
7-14-12cd. Shearer. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 123 feet. Measuring point, hole in base of turbine, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 52.55 on Sept. 16; lowest, 52.62 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1948. Sept- 16, 52.55; Oct. 24, 52.60; Nov. 15, 52.62.
7-14-l8bc. Newbold. Drilled Irrigation well, depth 98 feet. Measur ing point, hole In base of turbine, 0.5 foot above land-surface, datum. Records available: 1948. Sept. 23, 34-72; Oct. 24, 34.59.
7-14-20ba. Burchall. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 183 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.3 foot above land- surface datum. Records available: 1948- Oct. 24, 74.94; Nov. 15, 75.08.
7-14-28cb. Warp. Records available: 1947. Measurements discontinued.
7-l4-30db. Oman. Drilled Irrigation well, 105 feet. Measuring point, hole In turbine base, 2,160-23 feet above sea level. Highest observed 70.08 on Nov. 15, 1948; lowest, 71.70 on Dec. 30, 1947-48.
diameter 24 inches, depth at land-surface datum,stage in period of record, 1947- Records available:
Dec.May
30,10,20
19471948
71.7071.6071.30
JuneAug.Sept
18,21
1948 71.1970-6370-50
Oct.Nov.
11,15
1948 70.3470.08
7-15-llad- Hokser. Altitude 2,139.16 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 34.27 on Aug. 2 and-Oct. 7. Records available: 1947-48.May 20 June 29
34.28 34-32
Aug. 2 31
34.28 34.27
Oct. 7 34.27
NEBRASKA, KEARNEY COUNTY 223
7-16-8dc. Kring Estate. Measuring point changed on Sept. 3 to 2.9 feet above land-surface datum, altitude 2,179.79 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.40 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Apr. 29 May 20
Water level17.92 17.94
Date
June 29 Sept . 2
Water level17.95 17.49
Date
Oct. 11 Nov. 17
Water level17.52 17.40
7-16-lldd. Black. Altitude 2,169.04 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage' in period of record, 26-72 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Apr. 29 May 20
Water level26.82 26.81
Date
June 29 Aug. 2
Water level
26.81 26.89
Date
Sept . Oct.
27
Water level27.22 26.81
Date
Nov. 17
Water level26.72
7-l6-23da. Keene. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 100 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot abov<3 land-surface datum, 2,208.80 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 66.20 on Nov. 17, 1948; lowest, 67.85 on Dec. 30, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Dec. Apr.
30, 29,
1947 1948
Water level67.85 67.15
Date
June Aug.
29, 1948 2
Water level66.96 67.17
Date
Oct. Nov.
7, 1948 17
Water level66.59 66.20
7-16-25aa. Schneider. Abandoned domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 86 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 48.50 on Nov. 17; low est, 48.80 on Sept. 20. Records available: 1948. Sept. 20, 48.80; Oct. 7, 48.72; Nov. 17, 48.50.
8-13-12cb. Hall. Records available; 1946-48.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
8-13-16bc.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
8-14-13db.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
8-14-19cc.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
8-14-23ba. able: 1946-48.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
8-15-21dc.Jan. 9 Mar. 8
6.64 May 6 6.45 July 9
Howard. Records5.25 May 6 4 . 93 July 9
Yensen. Records8.13 May 6 7.75 Sept. 3
Nielson. Records4.77 May 6 4.38 July 9
6-02 Sept. 5.99 Nov.
available: 1946-48.5.02 Sept. 5-37 Nov.
available: 1930-48.7.93 Nov. 9.42
available: 1946-48.4-58 Sept. 5.02 Nov.
3 6
3 6
6
3 6
Geological Survey, U- S. Dept . of Interior-
4.29 May 6 3.80 July 9
Raffety. Records5.82 May 6 5.34 July 9
4.38 Sept. 4.97 Nov.
available: 1946-48-5.36 Nov. 6.18
36
6
6.54 6.74
6.50 6-15
8.95
6.03 5.73
Records avail
5.62 5-60
6.82
8-16-23dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. stage in period of record, 5.70 on Sept. 8.
of Interior.Lowest observed Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. Mar.
4.524.07
May July
4.205.15
Sept. Nov.
5-70 5.40
8-16-28aa. able: 1946-48.
Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail-
Jan. Mar.
6.426.12
nay July
6.226.86
Sept. Nov.
7.457.29
224 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Keith County
13-35-6dd. Published erroneously in previous reports as 13-35-5cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Formerly owned by D- Thiessen. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 9.29 on Nov. 8. Records available: 1940-46, 1948.
Date
July Aug.
85
Water level
8.90 9.22
Date
Sept Oct.
13 9
Water level
9.14 9.21
Date
Nov. Dec.
8 2
Water level
9.29 9.17
13-36-3cb. Published erroneously in previous reports as ca. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48July Aug. '
8 5
10 10
.01
.10Sept Oct.
.13 9
10 10
04 03
Nov. Dec.
8 2
9.99 9.82
1.3-36-6bc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1936-48.July Aug.
8 5
3 4
.91
.60Sept Oct.
.13 9
5 5
3633
Nov. Dec.
8 2
4 4
.92
.11
13-36-8cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1946-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
12 3456789
101112131415161718192021222324252627OQ £O
293031
Jan.-3.263.30 3.383.403.323.293.193.163.153.163.223.303.303.253.263.27 I p O
3.353.383.423.433.413.413.303.293.243.233 p»7 Ci I
3,323.373.41
Feb.
3
.
.
33333333
.
2222g2
.43
.44
.33
.36
.39
.39
.40
.43
.43
.43
. . .
.95
.97
.97
.97QQ
.99
Mar.2 QR »7O
2.94 2.962.962.872.752.722.712.722.722.762.802.802.772.55....
2.462 = 522=56? .612.662.702.712.732-77....
....
....
....
Apr.
.
.2g233333
...
. . .
. . .
.96QC y D
.98
.06
.32,14.1-7.20. . .
May
3.573.583.613.613.613.543.473.473.463.463.483.543.623.68 i ryp
. . . . '
3.843.893.943.984.024.064.084.104.144.174.174.174.17
June4.184.19 4.213.833,373.493.553.583.653.733.773.843.873.954.004.044 O^S
4.084.083.963.73........
3.353.343.253.?43.273.32
July3.403.51 3.563.603.653.723.773.773.773.813.873.923.973.983.963.963 QC yb
3.984.014.054.084.104.12 .4.174.234.274.304.334 .344.384.41
Aug.4.434-44 4-424.404-384.384.434-474.504-534.564.584-604-614.644.664.644-664.684.71........4.854.864-864.804.754.784.804-814.84
Sept.4.864.86 4.874.894.914.914.84........4.794.814.844.864.884.904.91A. QA.^t y± 4.954.964-964.974.984.984.964.964-974.97A. Qfi ^t * y D4.964.95
Oct.
....
4.914.914.914.914.904.904.844.714.504.414.364.314.304 224.184.164.174.174.174.174.154.144.124.11A- OQ4.054.02....
Nov.4 .02
3.983.983.99
....3.903.883.843.843.823.833.843.853.873 QC. oo 3.813.773.723.723.713.663.623.633.663.703 I7/-V f U
3.663.65
Dec.3.643.61 3.553.573.603.603.593.553.573.573.533.593.593.593.583.603.603.613.613.623.653.663.663.643.663.663.663 170 1 £
3.753.753.75
13-36-9ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1946-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder cMrts Day Jan. Feb. Mar. 'Apr. May June July Aug. Sept^ Oct Nov. Dec-
1 1.35 1.642 1.40 1.633 1.40 ..,-4 1.41 ....
0,74 .70
.75
.... 2.38
.... 2.491.46 2.57 1.52 D2.49
2.212.292.342.40
2.972.972.962.89
3.39 3.3P 3.3P
. .. 2.57 2.18
... .... 2.17
... 2.53 2.16S.18 2.53 2.12
NEBRASKA, KEITH COUNTY 225
13-36-9ad--Continued.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day56789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
Jan.1.381.381.341.281.251.231.181.271.351,371.361.471 AQJ. . *x%7
1.491.531.541.531.461.451.401.401.411.491.571.611.621.64
Feb.............
1.631.661.741.751.791.781.751.73
. 0
....
....
....
....1.061.04.97.83.84.82
Mar.0.69.61.64.64.67Ca)(a)(a)(a).51.52
. , . .
.18
.25
.33
.36
.39
.40
.44
.47
.49
.32
.35
.53........
Apr.........................................
1.171.171.191.251.261.251.28................................
May June1.55 b2.131.54 b2.151.59 2.231.62 2.301.64 2.401 . 63 2 . 471.63 2.501.64 b2.521.66 b2.541 . 72 2 . 591.79 2.591.84 2.601 .92 2 64.... 2 . 682.05 2.682.12 2-682.19 2.332.24 ....2.30 ....2.35 ....2.40 2.082.48 2.082.54 2.022.57 1.942.58 2.042.56 2.122.28
July2.462.512.542.522.352.44........
....
2.322.362.432.502.552.582.622.662.722.762.802.842.872.882.922.95
Aug.2.872.882.953.013.053.083.113.133.163.183.213.253.293.313.343.37........3.473.473.463.333.273.303.343.253.38
Sept .3.443.443.31....
3.163.193.223.233.233.233.243.253.253.263.263.263.263.263.213.203.21....
....
Oct.3.183.173.153.133.12
3.083.083.032.952.892.862.802.762.752.722.712.702.69
2.662.662.652.642.632.582.57
Nov.2.532.532.532.522.492.472.452.432-452.493.502.522.552.552.432.3E2.322-312.312.262-212-132.082.162.192.19
Dec.2.122.182.182.182.182.182.152.122.092.082.042.062-072.072.072.07....................................
....a Float frozen.b Interpolated,
13-37-3ab. Records available: 1935-48-
Date
Jan. Mar. Apr.
4 15 19
Water level15.04 12.23 13.90
Date
June July
8 8
Water level14.12 14.40
Date
Sept Oct.
13 9
Water level15.34 15.12
Date
Nov. Dec.
8 2
Water level15.09 14-89
13-37-5ad. Published erroneously In previous reports as aa Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1936-48.
Date
July Aug.
8 5
Water level11.85 12.18
Date
Sept Oct.
.139
Water level12.48 13.06
Date
Nov. Dec .
8 2
Water level12.39 12.10
13-38-3ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1936-48. Aug. 5, 14-15; Dec- 2, 13.95.
13-38-6ca. Published erroneously in previous reports as do- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 14-90 on Oct. 9. Records available; 1936-48.
July 8 Aug. 5
13.9814.25
Sept.13 Oct. 9
14.8814.90
Nov. 8 29
14.4414.41
13-39- 34dd.Peters Estate, raents made In 1948.
Records available: 1935-42. No measure-
Records available: 1935-41, 1944- No measure-13-40-19cd. McGinley. ments made In 1948-
16-38-7aa. U. S. 58. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10.50 on Aug. 31. Records available: 1936-48-
226 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
16-38-7aa--Continued.
Date
Jan. 31 Feb. 28 Mar. 31
Water level10.00 10.00 9.90
Date
May 3 June 1
30
Water level10.00 10.10 10.20
Date
July 31 Aug. 31 Sept .30
Water level10.40 10.50 10.40
Drte
0-5t. 30 D<3c. 22
Water level10.00 10.40
16-38-30ab. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1944. No measurements made in 1948-
Keyq Paha County
No measurements made in 1948.
Kinball County
No measurements made in 1948.
Kriox County
No measurements made in 1948.
Lancaster County
A7-7-35cb. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period of record, 24.40 on Apr. 15. Records available: 1940-42, 1944, 1946, 1948. Apr. 15, 24.40.
A9-5-21aa- Brady. Records available: 1934-42, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
A9-7-28cc. Potts. Records available: 19J5-42, 1946. So ffitmauremontE made in 1948.
Lincoln County
9-29-4cb. Roethemeyer, Records available: 1934-42, .1944. No meas urements made in 1948.
10-32-17cc. Fristo. Records available: 1934-42, 1914. No measure ments made in 1948-
11-26-16bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
6 2
Water level9.60
10.00
Date
July Sept .
7 9
Water level9.47 9.29
Date
Nov. 5
Water level9.35
12-26-35db. McWha. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.45 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
7 1
12-27-14aa.7 1
9.85 9.92
May 5 July 7
University of Nebraska.5.76 5.35
May 5 July 7
10.35 10.12
Sept . 8 Nov. 5
Records available:5.55 6.30
Sept . 8 Nov. 5
11-45 11.01
1935-48.5.85 6.24
12-27-16aa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 5.31. on July 7. Records avail able: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
71
4 4
.45
.20May July
57
4 5
.31
.31Sept . Nov.
8 5
4.78 5.29
12-27-20dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available; 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
8 2
14 14
.04
.02May July
57
14. 14.
16 40
Sept . Nov.
9 5
14.35 14.28
NEBRASKA, LINCOLN COUNTY 227
12-27-27ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District- Records available: 1938-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
8 2
Water level4.444.37
Date
July Sept .
7 9
Water level5.01 4.84
Date
Nov. 5
Water level4.38
12-27-28dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage In period of record, 12.48 on May 5; lowest, 12.74 on Sept. 9. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. Mar.
12.7212.65
May July
12.4812.66
Sept. Nov.
12.7412.50
12-27-36ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District Records available: 1938-48.
Jan. Mar-
82
5 4
.02
.94May July
5 7
5 5
.28 10
Sept . Nov.
9 5
4 5
.88
.33
12-28-9bc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
82
4 4
.98
.97MayJuly
5 7
5 5
.44
.82Sept . Nov.
8 5
5 5
.69
.05
12-28-14dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District- Highest observed stage In period of record, 27.42 on Jan. 8. Records avail able: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
27.4227.46
May July
27.70 28-17
Sept. Nov.
28-29 27.76
12-28-15ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District- Records available: 1938-48-Jan. 8 Mar. 2
12.1812.18
May July
12.4012.40
Sept. Nov.
12.4012.28
13-27-32bd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
7 1
3 3
.33-12
May July
5 7
3 4
65 40
Sept. Nov.
8 5
4-31 4-25
13-28-16dd. Geological Survey, U« S- Dept- of Interior- Highest observe*! stage In period of record, 4-19 pn Mar. 1; lowest, 6.18 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. Mar.
4.524.19
May July
4.535.60
Sept. Nov.
6.185.95
13-28-21da- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
4.153.86
May July
3.795.14
Sept. Nov.
5.605.24
13-28-25bc. Roberts. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 6.24 on Sept. 8- Records available; 1946-48-_____________________
4.92 | Sept. 86.24Jan. Mar.
4.75 4-39
May July 5.80 Nov.
13-i38-28cc- Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage In period of record, 2-34 on Mar- 1; lowest, 3.50 on July 7 and Sept. 8. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
7 1
13-28-29cc-7 1
2-67 2-34
May 5 July 7
Langford. Records5.51 5.15
May 5 July 7
2.82 3.50
Sept . 8 Nov. 5
available: 1938-48-5.64 6.12
Sept . 8 Nov. 5
3.50 3.11
5.85 5.90
228 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
13-28-31cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48-
Date
Jan. Mar.
8 2
Water level
5-10 5.40
Date
May July
5 7
Water level
5.80 5.70
Date
Sept. Nov.
8 5
Water level
5.05 4.68
13-29-6ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigftion District. Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
71
4 3
.22
.11May July
5 7
3 4
83 43
Sept. Nov.
8 5
4.07 3.76
13-29-20bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1936-43, 1945-48.Jan. Mar.
6.846.82
May July
6.756.91
Sept Nov.
6.937.11
13-29-25bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
4.964.79
May July
5.005.34
Sept. Nov.
5.375.28
13-30-3ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1938-48.Jan. Mar.
71
4 4
.67
.64May July
5 7
5 5
01 35
Sept . Nov.
Pe
4.68 4.95
13-30-4cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest obser ved stage in period of record, 7.60 on Jan. 7 and 22. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan.
Mar.
7 221
Water level7.60
a 7.60 6-60
Date
May July
5 7
Water level7.20 7.28
Date
Aug. Sept .
3 8
Water level
a 7.30 7.10
Date
Nov. Dec.
5 13
Water level7.37
a 7.45
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District.
13-30-9cb. able: 1946-48-
Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail-
Jan. 722
2.362.40
Mar. May
2.022.35
July Sept.
2.902.94
Nov. 5 Dec. 13
2.672.60
13-30-13dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1936-48.
Date
Jan- Mar.
8 2
Water level10.25 10.05
Date
May July
5 7
Water level10.22 10.89
Date
Sept. Nov.
8 5
Water level11.75 11.03
13-30-21bb. University of Nebraska- Highest observed stage In period of record, 11.10 on Apr. 14. Records available: 1934-48-
Date
Jan. 9 22
Mar. 17
Water level11.57
a 11.20 11.44
Date
Apr. 14 May 13 July 13
Water level
a 11.10 11.42 11.22
DateAug. Sept .
2 9
Water level
a 12.20 12.32
Date
Nov . 5 Dec. 13
Water level11.94
a 11.50
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District.
13-30-21cd. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period of record, 38.60 on Dec. 13. Records available: 1947-48.Jan*
Mar.
8281
39.88a 39.80
39.65
Apr. 14May 5July 7
a 39.5039.4039.30
Aug.Sept .
28
a 3939
.10
.08Nov.Dec.
513
38.76a 38.60
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District.
NEBRASKA, LINCOLN COUNTY 229
14-30-9ca- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 8 22
Mar. 1
Water level4.43
a 4.60 4.19
Date
Apr. 14 May 5 July 7
Water level
a 4.20 4.35 5.90
Date
Aug. Sept .
2 8
Water level
a 5.30 5.32
Date
Nov. 5 Dec. 13
Water level5.29
a 4-90
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District.
14-30-16db. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept, available: 1946-48.
of Interior. Records
Jan.
Apr.
72214
0.46a .50al.10
MayJuly
57
1.172-30
Aug.Sept .
28
2.101.59
Nov.Dec.
513
1.15a .70
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District,
14-30-21cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 4.12 on July 7. Records available: 1946-48.Jan.
Mar.
722
1
3.52a 3.20
3.42
Apr.MayJuly
1457
a 3.703.344.12
Aug.Sept .
28
a 3.403.79
Nov.Dec.
513
3.95a 3.80
a By Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District.
14-30-28dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 7.53 on July 7. Records available: 1946-48.Jan.
Mar.
722
1
5.90a 5-90
6.15
Apr.MayJuly
1457
a 6-256.277.53
Aug.Sept .
28
a 6.356.38
Nov.Dec-
513
6.44a 6-50
14-30-33cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. observed stage In period of record, 8.20 on Dec- 1946-48.
of Interior. Lowest 13. Records available:
Jan.Mar.Apr.
71
14
7.227.35
a 7.25
MayJune
518
7.35a 7.80
JulySept.
78
8-027.82
Nov.Dec.
513
8-118.20
Records available: 1934-36,
Records available: 1936-46.
14-32-21bb. Great Western Sugar Co. 1940-41. No measurements made In 1948.
14-33-17da. University of Nebraska- No measurements made In 1948-
14-23-27aa- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District- Records available: 1938-48- .;Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
512199
241
10.6510.6510.7510.8710.4510.35
Mar.
Apr.May
1822173
10
10.3710.3010 '-4510-5510.42
June
July
225239
16
9.989.609.679.729.64
Aug.Oct.Nov.
Dec.
9118
1513
9.2J3J,9»S510-00it. 1510.50
14-33-27da- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1943-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay
1 2 3 4 567 8
Jan-
5-565.57 5 X57 5.57
Feb.
5-7O 5-715 rjr\
5.70 5-71 5.70
Mi4 4 4 4 44 4 4
ar. Apr..30 .... .33 .... .36 .... .38 ....
ZQ
.41 ....
.45 ....
.47 ....
May
5.09 5.10 51 5-14 5.15 5.17
June
5.21 5.21 5.215 91
5.21 5.21 5.21
July5.09 5.11 5-15 5.17 5.195.21 5-23 5.24
Aug.5.14 5.13 5.12 5.12 5.105.09
Sept .4.97 4.99 5.00 5.01 5 no5.02 5.00
Oct. Nov.
.... ....
.... 5.26
Dec .5-29 5.30 5.31 5-32 5-345.35 5.365.37
230 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
14-33-27da--Continued.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charta
Day
910111213141516171819202122232425pc
2728293031
Jan.
5.585.585.585.595.605-605.605.615.615.625-625.635.635-635.645-645-655.65
....
....
....
....
Feb.
5.675.605.525.324.974.724.514.38........................
4.264.234.164.2?4.274.29
Mar.
4.504.51
....
....
....
....
....4.144.134.184.204.214.244.254.284 -z -z GO
4.354.354.35
Apr-
....
....
....
4.664.684.724.764.784.814.844.88....
....
....
....
....
May5.195.215.215.225.235.245.255.255.26
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
June
5.21
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....5-055.055.055-055.065.07
July
5.255.255.265.265.275.275.275.265.25-5.255.245.245.25................
....
....5.155-14
Aug.
5-075-075-065.055.044.934.894.874.864.874.884.904.914.914.924.934.944 944.944.924-924.934.96
Sept .....4.954.964.964.964.964.964.964.96
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
Oct.
....
....5.065.065.055.055.045.055.055.055.055.065.075.085.085.095.09
....
....
....
....
Nov.
5.275.275.285.285.295-295.285.265.255.225.225.215.225.22
....
....
....
....
5.28
Dec.
5.395-395.405.415.425.435.445.455.455.465.475.47....
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14-33-32cd. University of Nebraska. No measurements made in 1948.
15-31-13dd. University of Nebraska. No measurements made in 1948-
16-31-4ab. University of Nebraska, measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1936-41.
Records available: 1934-42.
Records available: 1935-42. No
Logan County
No measurements made in 1948.
Loup C ount y
21-18-22aa. University of Nebraska- To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 104.58. Records available: 1935-42, 1948. Mar. 27, 3.93.
21-18-26bc. University of Nebraska- No measurements made in 1948-
24-19-25db. University of Nebraska. 1942. No measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1937-42.
Records available: 1934-40,
Madison County
Records available:
Records available;
21-4-34cb. Engelsgard measurements made in 1948.
22-l-33cb. Christian.
23-2-5aa. Bredehoft. Records available: Feb. 10, 3.93; Oct. 18, 3.96.
24-2-32dc. Prauner. Records available: urements made in 1948.
McPherson County
No measurements made in 1948.
1935-38, 1940-42. No
1935-48- Oct. 18, 0.21.
1934-37, 1940-42, 1944-48.
1934-42, 1944-47. No meas-
NEBRASKA, I'ERRICK COUNTY 231
Merrick County
ll-8-3dd. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest obser ved stage in period of record, 0.55 on Mar. 17. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
5 17
Water level
1.58 .55
Date
May July
3 5
Water level
1-30 2.41
Date
Sept. Nov.
2 2
Water level
3.25 2.29
ll-8-18ab. City of Grand Island. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Grand Island Water Department. Records available: 1935-48- Feb. 16, 5.56.
11-8-19dc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-45. No measurements made in 1948.
12-7-7aa. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Jan . Mar.
Jan . Mar.
ableJan- Mar.
ableJan. Mar.
5 17
12-8-7dc.5
16
12-8-28dc. : 1946-48.
517
13-6-2bc- : 1946-48.13 18
7.10 6.69
May 3 July 5
Records available:10.84 10.66
May 3 July 5
Geological Survey,
2.77 1.88
May 3 July 5
Geological Survey,
6.73 5.86
May 8 July 13
6.72 6.19
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
1946-48.10.46 10.16
Nov. 2
U- S. Dept. of Interior.
1.90 1.94
Sept . 2 Nov. 2
U. S- Dept. of Interior.
5-80 5.85
Sept . 2 Nov. 2
6-47 7.16
10.52
Records avail-
2.60 3.12
Records avail-
6.35 6.85
13-6-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior- Lcwest observed stage in period of record, 6.60 on Jan. 5 and Nov. 2. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar-
5 17
6 6
.60 -02
MayJuly
3 5
5 5
89 50
Sent . Nov.
2 2
5-94 6-60
13-6-19ct>. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest obser ved stage in period of record, 5-75 on Jan. 5 and Nov'. 2- Records avail able: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
ableJan. Mar.
5 17
13-6-28bb. 1946-48.
517
5.75 5.07
May July
3 5
Geological Survey, U. S.
6.83 6.16
May July
3 5
4-86 4.72
Sept. Nov.
2 2
Dept. of Interior.
5.82 5.59
Sept . Nov.
2 2
5 5
records
7 7
.02
.75
avail
.22
.12
13-7-4'DC . Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Higi.sst obser ved stage in period of record, 3.40 on Mar. 17- Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
1,751Jan. Mar.
517
13-7-29cb .29 feet5
17
6.36 3.40
May July
3 5
Geological Survey, U. above sea level. Records
2.49 2-10
May July
3 5
5.65 4-30
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
S. Dept. of Interior- available: 1946-48.
1.73 2-49
Sept- 2 Nov . 2
4-61 5.35
Altitude
3.50 3.07
14-4-18bb. Geological Survey, U- -S Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,628.15 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.10 on Mar. 18. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar .
12 18
4 3" 33 10
May July
7 12
4 4
02 32
Sept. Nov.
1 1
4-90 5.05
232 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194L, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
14-5-9cc2. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 18
Water level
7.06 6.54
Date
May 8 July 13
Water level6.25 "
6-00
Date
Sept. Nov.
2 2
Water level
6.44 7.09
14-6-15bb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,660.76 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.43 on Mar. 17. Records available: 1946-48.Jan itor.
1317
4.132.43
May 8 July 13
3.213.29
Sept. Nov.
4.524.66
14-7-21cb. H- Trudy. Altitude 1,738.77 feet above sea level. Records available: 1934-42, 1945-48. ________________________Jan. Mar.
517
7.56 6-55
May July
6.545.93
Sept. Nov.
7.107.45
14-7-26cc. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. ved stage in period of record, 11.04 on July 5. 1946-48.
of Interior. Highest obser- Records available:
Jan. Mar.
517
11 11
.67
.09May July
3 5
11 11
.55
.04Sept. Nov.
2 2
11 11
.19
.23
15-4-15dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,586.98 feet above sea level. Records available; 1946-48._________Jan. Mar.
1318
May 8 July 13
7.757.64
Sept. Nov.
7.848.65
15-4-31cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,616-79 feet above sea level- Records available; 1946-48-_________Jan. Mar.
1318
5.003.83
May 8 July 15
3.943.65
Sept. Nov.
4.064.69
15-5-8dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,651.32 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 14.63 on Nov. 2. Records available; 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
1318
12.5512.60
May 8 July 13
12.6811.92
Sept. Nov.
12.40 14-63
15-5-27dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude 1,626.39 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 4.70 on Jan- 13. Records available: 1946-48.Jan- Mar.
1318
4.704.16
May 8 July 13.
3.873.35
Sept. Nov.
3.424.37
15-8-33bc- Dinsdale Bros. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 56.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 20, 12.60; Oct. 1, 13.69.
15-8-34bb. Anderson. Abandoned driven domestic well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 38.0 feet- Measuring point, top of plank, 5.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 19, 7.80; Oct. 1, 8-90.
16-3-7dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest obser- ved stage in period of record, 2.94 on May 8. Records available: 1947-48.
2.94 I Sept. 2 4~T20Jan. Mar.
1318
4.403.67
May 8 July 13 3.75 Nov. 4.89
16-3-27cc. Pearson. Altitude 1,545-59 feet above se« level. Records available: 1934-42, 1944-48.Jan. Mar.
1318
6.665.35
May 8 July 12
5.855.97
Sept. Nov.
6.857.45
NEBRASKA, 1IANCE COUNTY 233
Morrill County
20-49-30a«. Stewart. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 28, 19.18; Aug. 31, 17.38; Oct. 22, 16-67.
20-50-17bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 28, 14.93; July 2, 13.40; Aug. 31, 12.23; Oct. 22, 11-88-
20-50-28bb. Smith- Records available: 1934-42, 1944-48. Mar. 28, 13.61; July 1, 14.00; Aug. 31, 13.77; Oct. 22, 13.46.
20-50-32aa. State. Dept. of Roads and Irrigation. Highest observed stage In period of record, 5.80 on June 10. Records available; 1930-48-
Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts
Date-
Jan. 51016202531
Feb. 25
1015202529
Mar. 51015202531
Apr.- 51015
Water level4.714.724.774-784.824.744.794.804.784.804.824.884.814.864.934.824.824.824.744.894.945.16
Date
Apr. 202530
May 5101521242530
June 51015171819202122232425
Water level
5.285.105.105.145.165-365.555.225.225.155-355.805.475.165-065.034.964.834.724.654.584.47
Date
June 2627282930
July 125
1015202530
Aug. 51015202530
Sept . 51015
Water level
4.424.414.464.444.494.634.845.005.345.005.145.535.534.954.925.165.305.345.305.154.795.08
Date
Sept .20232530
Oct. 51115202530
Nov. 51015202530
Dec- 51115202730
Water level
4.724.634.684-764.724-774.734.764.714.644.604.644-624.664.604.684-674.764.704.744.844-82
21-50-33bc- Winters. Highest observed stage In period of record, 17-76 on Aug. 31. Records available: 1946-48. Mar. 28, 38.36; July 2, 32.22; Aug. 31, 17.76, nearly Irrigation ditch full of water; Oit. 22, 26.42.
22-50-14bc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highestobserved stage In period of record, 0.08 on Mar. 28. Records available:1946-48. Mar. 28, 0.08; July 28, 0.52; Aug. 31, 1.52; Oct. 21, 1.01.
22-50-28bc. Jensen. Highest observed stage In period of record, 81.22 on July 2 and Aug. 31. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-48. Mar. 28, 81-37; July 2, 81-22; Aug. 31, 81.22; Oct. 22, 81-30.
23-51-29bb. Green- Highest observed stage In period of record, 100-95 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1946-48- Mar. 27, 101.15; July 2, 101-04; Sept. 1, 100.95; Oct. 21, 100.99-
Nance County
15-7-6bb. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 3 Inches, depth 81.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In side of pump, 2.0 feet abo"'e land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 19, 65.90; Sept. 30, 66.00.
16-4-31bc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven obser vation well, diameter l£ Inches, depth 12.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period of record, 5.28 on Mar. 18; lowest, 6-76 on Jan- 13.
Date
Jan . 13 Mar. 18
Water level6.76 5.28
Date
May 8 July 13
Water level6.15 5.72
Date
Sept . Nov.
2 2
Water level5.87 6.29
234 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES .
16-6-14ac. Aldrlch. Highest observed stage in period of record, 26.47 on Apr. 23. Records available: 1936-37, 1939-42, 19^7-48. Apr. 23, 26.47; Sept. 29, 26.60.
16-7-34cb. Brooks. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 58.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, O.f foot above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. May 17, 27.65; Sept. 30, 29.02.
16-7-36aa. Russell. Abandoned irrigation well, diameter 60 to 18 inches, depth 32.5 feet. Measuring point, edge of brick curb, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. May IP, 22.16; Sept. 30, 22.52.
17-4-23da- Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 16.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 3.5 feet below land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. May IP, 15-50; Sept. 28, 18.74.
17-4-24db- Greek Estate. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 6.22 on Sept. 28. Records available; 1934-42, 1948. Apr. 21, 3.30; Sept. 28, 6.22.
17-4-25cd. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, diameter lj inches, depth 18.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May IP, 11.27; Sept. 28, 12.08.
17-4-32dd. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 14.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 5.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May IP, 5.80; Sept. 28, 6.42.
17-4-36aa Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 11-0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-sarface datum, 1,556.7 feet above sea level. Records avail able: 1948. May 18, 4.11; Sept. 28, 5.15.
17-5-35dd. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 16.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 3.5 feet above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948- T^y 19, 6-00; Sept. 28, 6.72.
17-6-19bd. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter ? inches, depth 69.0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 3.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. May 20, 39.70.
17-6-34ad. Christlansen. To convert water levels from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, subtract from 143.37. Highest observed stage in period of record, 42.60 on July 5. Records available: 1935-42, 1948. July f, 42.60.
18-4-19ab. Peterson. Drilled stock well, diameter 4 inches, depth 42.0 feet. Measuring point, top of platform, 1.50 feet above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. May 18, 11.33; Sept. 28, 12.21.
18-7-lad. Mrs. Anderson. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 58.0 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum- Records available; 1948- May 20, 38.10.
Nemaha County
No measurements made in 1948.
Nuckolls County
Measurements made by personnel of Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior, Superior.
l-5-31cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 19.22 on Mar. 24; lowest, 20.43 on Nov. 2.
Records available; 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 15 Feb. 19 Mar. 24
Water level19.86 19.95 19.22
Date
Apr. 16 May 20 July 26
Water level19.41 19.48 19.65
Date
Aug. 19 Sept .23
Water level20.00 20.38
Date
Nov . 2 Dec.
Water level20-43 20-17
NEBRASKA, 17UCKOLLS COUNTY 235
l-5-31cc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. able: 1946-48.
of Interior. Records avail-
Date
Jan. 15 Feb. 19 Mar. 24
Water level5.10 4.48 .85
Date
Apr. 16 May 20 July 26
Water level2.72 3.48 2.66
Date
Aug. 19 Sept .23
Waterlevel4.01 5.22
Date
Nov. 2 Dec. 20
Water level5.00 3.97
l-6-30dd. Day. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.10 on flay 1 and July 8. 'Records available; 1946-18.
Lowest daily water le^el, from recorder chartsDay1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Jan.33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
.12
.12
.13
.14
.14
.15
.13
.14
.15
.15
.13
.15
.15
.15
.14
.15
.15 -13 .13 -18 .18 .19 .19 -18 .19 .20 .19 .19 .17 .17 .17
Feb.33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 -33 33
.17
.17
.17
.17
.17 -17 .18 .18 .18 .17 .17 17 .17 .17 .17 .16 .16 .15 .17 .17 .17 .16 .16 .16 .16 .16 .14 .17 .17
Mar.33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
.17
.16
.18
.19
.19
.18
.18
.18
.18
.19
.17
.17
.15
.15
.14
.15
.15
.14
.15
.14
.14
.16
.16
.14
.13
.14
Apr.33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
.15
.16
.15
.14
.14
.13
.15
.16
.16
.14
.14
.15
.15
.14
.13
.13
.14
.13
.13
.13
.13
.12
.11
.11
.11
.12
.13
.13
.13
.11
May33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33' 33 33
.10
.11
.12 -12 .12 .13 .13 .11 -12 .13 .14 .14 .14 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .13 .14 .13 .13 .13 .14 .14 .13 .13 .13 .13 .14 .14
June33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
.14
.13
.13
.13
.12
.13
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.11
.11
.11
.11
.12
.12
.12
.11
.11
.12
.12 -11 .11 .11 .12 .12 .12
July33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 S3 33 33
.12
.12
.12
.11
.11
.11
.11
.10
.12
.13
.13
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.11
.12
.16
.16
.15
.15
.15
.14
.1^
.15
.15
Aug.33 33 33, 33 33 33 33, 33 33 33, 33 33 33 33 33 33 33, 33
.15
.15
.15
.15
.15
.15
.14
.14
.14
.14
.14
.13
.12
.13
.13
.13
.12
.12
...
Dec-
33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33
.23
.23
.24
.24
.24
.23
.22
.25
.25
.26
.26
.26
.26
.24
.23
.26
.26
.26
l-6-31cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Well deepened and altitude changed to 1,548-12 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 9.44 on Apr. 16; lowest, 13.53 on lee. 21. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan . 15Feb. 19 Mar. 24
Water level10.44 10.19 9.56
Date
Apr. 16 May 20
Water level9.44 9.95
Date
July 26 Sept .23
Water level9.53
12.95
Date
Nov. 2 Dec. 21
Water level13.44 13.53
l-6-33cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept of Interior. Fighest observed stage in period of record, 4.00 on Mar. 24; lowest, 6.31 en Sept. 23.
Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar
151924
4.944.804.00
Apr.May
1620
4.654.80
Aug.Sept
1923
5.986.31
Nov.Dec.
220
6.155.94
l-6-33cc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Fighest observed stage in period of record, 11.39 on July 26; lowest, 12.93 on Nov. 2. Records available; 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar-
151924
12.5912.4612.05
Apr.May 'July
162026
11.6411.7511.39
Aug.Sept
1923
11.7512.53
Nov.Dec.
220
12.9312.83
947837 O 51- -16
236 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
l-6-35cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12.15 on Mar. 24; lowest, 14-69 on Dec. 20- Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 15 Feb. 19 Mar. 24
Water level14.11 14.30 12.15
Date
Apr. 16 May 20 July 26
Water level12.57 13.09 13.76
Date
Aug. 19 Sept .23
Water level13.93 14.22
Date
Nov. 2 Dec. 20
Water level14.46 14.69
l-6-35cc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 14.01 on Nov. 2. Records available: 1946-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
13.2812.9010.83
Apr.MayJuly
16202-6
11.3712.0911.67
Aug.Sept
19.23
12.7613.85
Nov.Dec.
220
14.0113.78
l-7-19cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.65 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1946-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
11.0211.009.72
Apr.MayJuly
151922
9.409.529.99
Aug.Sept
18.24
10.4711.31
Oct.Dec.
.2520
11.6511.60
l-7-19dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.29 on Mar. 22; lowest, 7.80 on Sept. 24. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
6.085.923.29
Apr.MayJuly
151922
4.835.475.47
Aug.Sept
18.24
6.817.80
Oct.Dec.
2820
7.746.22
l-7-27cb. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 20.11 on Mar. 22. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
20.6220.6520.11
Apr.MayJuly
151922
20.3220.3620.49
Aug.Sept
18.24
20.4620.54
Oct.Dec.
2520
20.5120.42
l-7-31da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.52 on Mar. 24; lowest, 11.55 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
10.9510.938-52
Apr.MayJuly
151926
8.879.339.19
Aug.Sept
18.23
10.6111.36
Oct.Dec.
2520
11.5511.39
l-7--32bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.51 on Mar. 24; lowest, 4.95 on Sept. 24. Records available; 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
3.303.15.51
Apr.MayJuly
151926
1.762.793.50
Aug.Sept
19.24
4.114.95
Oct.Dec.
2520
4.853.96
l-7-33ad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.95 on Mar. 24; lowest, 6-70 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan-Feb.Mar.
151924
5.875.791.95
Apr.MayJuly
151926
3.274.194.76
Aug.Sept
19.24
5.556.58
Oct.Dec.
2520
6.706.29
l-7-33dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.07 on Mar- 24; lowest, 9.73 on Oit. 25- Records available: 1947-48.Jan .Feb.Mar.
151924
9.569.638.07
Apr.MayJuly
151926
8-138.448-65
Aug.Sept
19.23
9.039.63
Oct.Dec.
2520
9.739.58
NEBRASKA, NUCKOLLS COUNTY 237
l-7-34bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.53 on ttar- 24; lowest, 7.73 on Sept. 23 and Oct. 25. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan* Feb. Mar.
15 19 24
Water level6.02 6.14 2.53
Date
Apr. May July
15 19 26
Water level4.53 5.58 6.09
Date
Aug. Sept
19 .23
Water level6.83 7.73
Date
Oct. Dec.
25 20
Water level7.73 6.99
l-7-35da- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage In period of record, 9.00 on Dec. 21. Records available: 1946-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
8.188.297.84
Apr.MayJuly
162026
7.237.998.0O
Aug.Sept
19.23
7.878.11
Oct.Dec.
2521
8.629.00
l-7-36cc. University of Nebraska. Destroyed, measurements discontinued. Records available; 1936-40.
l-7-36da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Altitude of measuring point corrected to 1,549.78 feet above sea level. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 12.43 on Dec. 21. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
11.4511.6011.50
Apr.MayJuly
162026
11.5511.6911.25
Aug.Sept
19.23
11-1911.68
Nov.Dec-
221
12.2712.43
l-8-7bb. Geological Survey, Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.16 on fray 19. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
5.264.791.74
Apr-MayJuly
151922
1.341.161.18
Aug.Sept
18.24
1.201.27
Oct.Dec-
2520
1.491.44
l-8-l4cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage In period of record, 13.99 on Mar. 22; lowest, 16.£0 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
15.2215.2613.99
Apr-MayJuly
151922
14.1414.9915.18
Aug.Sept
18.24
15.7916.66
Oct.Dec-
2520
16.9015.84
l-8-17aa- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.73 on Mar. 2i ;.; lowest, 6.60 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
5.034.642.73
Apr.MayJuly
151922
2.873.543.56
Aug.Sept
18.24
5.076.50
Oct.Dec.
2520
6.605.21
l-18-17da. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage In period of record, 3.29 on Mar. 22; lowest, 7.73 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
6.956.753.29
Apr.MayJuly
151922
4.785.685.24
Aug.Sept
18.24
6.497.55
Oct.Dec.
2520
7.737.13
l-8-18cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage In period of record, 12.14 on Apr. 15; lowest, 13.f3 on Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141824
13.1412.9712.27
Apr-MayJuly
151922
12.1412.4912-10
Aug.Sept
18.24
12.5113.41
Oct .Dec.
2520
13.6313.56
l-8-21cb- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage In period of record, 10.10 on Mar. 24; lowest, 13.06 or Oct. 25. Records available: 1947-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
151824
12.0211.6910-10
Anr.MayJuly
151922
10.8211.5110-64
Aug.Sept
18.24
11.9012.95
Oct.Dec.
2520
13.0612.64
238 WATER LEVELS A1ID ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
l-8-21dc- Teachworth- Lowest observed stage In period of record, 28.92 on Sept. 24. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 15 Feb. 18 Mar. 24
Water level27.93 27.83 26.97
Date
Apr- 15 May 19
Water level26.75 26.94
Date
July 22 Sept .24
Water level27.01 28-92
Date
Oct. 25 Dec. 20
Waterlevel28-80 28.69
l-8-22ab. Smith- Highest observed stage In period of r?cord, 1.31 on Mar. 22; lowest, 5-64 on Sept. 24. Records available: 1946-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
3.653.501.31
Apr-MayJuly
151922
3.824.543.18
Aug.Sept
18-24
4-255-64
Oct.Dec.
2520
5.304.11
l-8-22ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed ; In period of record, 7.03 on Mar. 24. Records available: 1947-48-
Jan. 15 Feb. 18 Mar. 24
1-f stage RecordsJan. 15 Feb. 18 Mar. 24
8.65 8'. 43 7.03
Apr. 15 May 19 July 22
7. 8. 7.
3-22dd. Geological Survey In period of record, 7.
available; 1947-48.8-45 8.12 7.47
Apr. 15 May 19 July 22
l-8-25aa. Geological stage in period of record, Records available: 1947-48Jan. 14
Mar- 22
6.45 6.45 5.57
Apr . 15 May 19 July 22
7. 7. 6-
97 72 97
Aug. Sept .
18 24
, U- S- Dept. 37 on Apr. 15;
37 62 47
Aug. Sept .
Survey, Dept . of 5.29 on Apr. 15;
5. 5. 6.
29 47 05
Aug. Sept .
18 24
8.99 9.90
Oct Dec
of Interior- lowest, 8.60
7.49 8.39
Oct Dec
. 25
. 20
Highest on Oct .
. 25
. 20
9. 8.
70 69
observed 25.
8. 8-
60 42
Interior. Highest observed lowest, 7.60 on 0?.t . 25.
18 24
6.45 6.94
Oct Dec
. 25
. 207. 6.
06 61
l-8-25ad. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed In period of record, 6.47 on Mar. 22. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141822
9.539.286.47
Apr.MayJuly
151922
7.158.327.35
Aug.Sept
18.24
9.0810.18
Oct.Dec .
2520
10-129.27
l-8-36aa. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage In period of record, 8-46 on Mar. 24. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
151924
10.7610.598-46
Apr.MayJuly
151926
10.4911.1510.26
Aug.Sept
19.23
9.9711.91
Oct.Dec .
2520
12.0111.03
2-5-8dd. Mrs. Dlllon. Records available: 1934-41, 194*1. No measure ments made In 1948-
4-7-26aa- Statz- Records available: 1935-41, 1946- No measurements made In 1948-
Otoe County
No measurements made In 1948-
Pawnee County
No measurements made In 1948.
Perklns County
No measurements made In 1948-
Pierce County
No measurements made In 1948-
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 239
Phelpa County
5-18-2cc. Brown. Altitude of measuring point 2,327.34 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 158-18 on Dec. 27; low- eat, 159.81 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1947-48-
Date
Apr. 29 June 1
Water level
158.50 158.70
Date
June 28 Sept . 8
Water level
158.65 159.81
Date
Oct. Nov.
6 9
Water level
159.04 158.49
Date
Dec. 27
Water level
158.18
5-18-4ab. Western Public Service Co. Altitude measuring point 2,325.f feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 149.76 on Nov. 9. Records available: 1934-41, 1948.Jan. 21 Apr. 29
150.20149.92
May 28 June 28
150.52150.39
July 21 Sept. 9
150.25150.19
Get . Nov.
7 150.16 9 149-.76
5-18-6ab. Christian Childrens Home. Altitude of measuring point 2,337.95 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 158.88 on Nov. 15; lowest, 159.54 on July 20. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
May 26 June 21
Water level
159-00 159.17
Date
July 20 Oct. 7
Water level
159.54 159.51
Date
Nov. 15
Water level
158.88
5-18-15cb. Rodgers. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 2-g inches . Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.7 feet above land-surface datum and 2,314.07 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 157.60 on Dec. 27; lowest, 159.05 on June 1. Records available: 1948-
Date
June 1 28
Water level
159-05 158.49
Date
July 21 Sept . 9
Water level
157.87 157.83
Date
Oct. Nov.
6 9
Water level
157.78 158.00
Date
Dec. 27
Water level
157.60
5-19-4bc. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 3 inches, depth 213.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2-0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,416.00 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 205.85 on Dec- 27; lowest, 208.25 on Jan. 21. Records available: 1948.Jan.Apr.May
21297
208.25207.82207.35
June 21July 10
208.14206.05
SeptOcf-
-101
206206
0930
Nov .Dec .
927
206.26205-85
5-19-22da. Warp. Altitude of measuring point 2,380-31 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 202-95 on Dec- 4; lowest 204.00 on Apr. 28 and Dec. 9. Stevens Type P 8-day automatic, water-stage recorder installed Apr. 28. Records available: 1947-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay Apr-
1 ......23 ...... 4 ...... 5 ......6 ......
910 ......11 ......12 ......13 ......14 ......15 ......16 ......17 ......18 ......19 ......
MayOC\ r*i R*P
p r\ n PI
203.71 203.62
pf\*? CO
OC\ ^ DT
po 1? c c^
203 35203 53PH**! RV
203 54203.58
June203.67203 G 1
203.50OOf, R *7
203.54203 49203.46203 57203.58203.59PA 1? CQ
p ("N^ CO
pfw RQp r\ *z c Q
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203.77
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.49
.44 545445
.44C-*
.51A^
.46
4949
.46CD
49.34
Aug.p n**, RQ
203.50203.68 203.69 203-54203.36
203.34
Oft 1*, "^Q
203.41203.42203.42203.51
203.47203.43203 44203.32
Se?03
203 203 P03on*^
203203on *^
203203on*^
203203
203
pt.S4
.4R
.44
.35 -40.50
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.63
.59
.48
.30
.48
.46
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.40
.?9
Ocpn?
203 203 POPp r»^
203
203p r»^
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20320320320"*jpn?P03
t ..58co
.50
.33 9439545759
.55
.61CD
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.48
9089
.55
.41
NoP03
203 203 P03
P03P03P03on 1*,
P03P03
203
P03pn 1^
P03203
V.
.57
.55
.2.9
.18 -67.8675
.76
.61
.55
.60
.60RQ
RQ
-3P 49.35.38.33
Dec .203.40203 40^03.29 202.95 203-47203 . 67
203.80204.00203.74203.30203.38203 57203 54203 . 61203.78
203.38203.38
240 WATER LEVELS AHD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
5-19-22da Continued.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay Apr
99 ...oa
26 ......
28 204-00 29 205.79 30 205.32 51
Maypm <IQ203 . 41203.42203.50205.61203-64203 . 50205 40205 . 47 205 . 45 203 . 69 203.74
June205.52205.25203.44Ort«z £±ri
on 1^ r?^on 1^ SO
205.59203.52205.60 205.65 205 . 67
Juon1*on1*
on. 1*on1*
203on1*
203203205 205 205 205
iy.24
.66
.fi7
.47
.44
.52
.50
.54
.62
.75
.61
Auon1*On'*
P03on1*
pn^onflc
P03?.03205 203 203 203
g-
.60
.4249
.47
.44
.5R
.58
.62
.62
.49
.46
Seon1*on 1*
203on 1*
203on 1*
203203203 205 205
pt..40
.41
.37C 1*
QC
.R9w?
.57
.40
.36
Oct.203.48on 1* K^205.70205.72203.50203.35203.55205.32205.36 203.25 203.59 205 . 47
Nov.
203.65203.58205.55
205 . 48205.97205.97 205.70 205 . 72
Dec-205.26On 1* CQ
pA^ nrt
205.75205.79205 . 95205.64203.28203.51 203.88 203.78 203.76
5-19-55db- Gray. Altitude of measuring point 2,559.67 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 198-48 on July 21. Records available: 1948.
Date
June 28 July 21
Water level198.54 198.48
Date
Sept. Oct .
91
Water level
198.69 198.59
Date
Nov. 9 Dec. 27
Water level
198.60 199.06
5-20-16dc. Drilled well, diameter 5 inches, depth 44.7 feet. Measur ing point, top of casing, 1-2 feet above land-surface datuir, 2,271.76 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28-P3 on Sept. 2; lowest, 59.95 on July 22. Records available: 1948. July 22, 59.95; Sept. 2, 58.95; Oct. 7, 39.00.
5-20-32cc- Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 111.7 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,505.25 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 105-38 on Oct. 7; lowest, 105.84 on Nov. 8. Record's available: 1948. July 26, 105.57; Sept- 2, 105.54; Oct. 7, 105.58; Nov. 8, 105.84-
6-17-15ad- Rumste- Altitude of measuring point 2,2E"3.60 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 86-58 on Nov. 10. Records available: 1947-48.Apr. 29 June 24
88.0288.15
Sept. Oct. 8
87.1586.67
Nov. 10 86.58
6-18-12bc. Welks- Altitude of measuring point 2,285.28 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 86.10 en Nov. 9. Records available: 1947-48.
Apr- 29 May 14
87.75 87.12
June 24 Sept. 8
87.77 87.53
Oct. Nov.
6 9
86.71 86.10
6-18-13da- Brown. Drilled irrigation well, reported depth 168 feet. Measuring point, hole in pump base, 0-2 foot above land-surface datum, 2,504-54 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 114.74 on NOT. 9; lowest, 116.75 on May 20. Records available: 1948. May 20, 116.75; Sept. 8, 116.02; Oct. 6, 115.27; Nov. 9, 134.74.
6-18-55aa- Burgeson. Altitude of measuring point 2,^18.66 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 156.58 on Apr. 29. Records available: 1947-48- Apr. 29, 136.58; July 10, 136.45; Oct. 7, 156.88. Measurements discontinued.
6-19-2aa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 1 inch, depth 151 feet. Measuring point) top of pipe, 1.0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,361.81 fe«t above sea level. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Central Febraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Highest observed stage in period of record, 109-65 on Dec. 50, 1948; lowest, 123.70 on Mar. 9, 1945. Records available: 1945-48.Mar.Apr.Nov.
9,1910
1945 123.70123.51121.26
Jan.Apr-May
19,109
1946 120.54119.00119.89
JuneAug.Jan-
12,2020,
1946
1947
119.87119.05116.29
NEBRASKA, PHKLPS COUNTY 241
6-19-2aa--Contlnued.
Date
July 31, 1947 Sept . 2 Oct. 6 Nov. 18 Dec. 29 Jan. 10, 1948 Feb. 7
Water level
115.29 115.23 114.47 114.04 114.32 114.00 113 . 60
Date
Mar. 6, 1948 Apr. 11
29 May 10
28 June 23
Water level
113.36 113.10
al!3.32 a!13. 36 al!2.98 al!2.77
Date
July 20 Aug. 7 Sept. 1 Oct. 4 Nov. 9 Dec. 30
Water level
al!2.23 112.10
a 111. 72 alll-16 allO.75 109.63
6-19-18ba. Nelson- Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 5 Inches, reported depth 200 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.2 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Dec. 30, 156.26.
6-19-21dc. Abandonded drilled well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 165.5 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, 1.8 feet above land-surface datum, 2,377.79 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 150.35 on Oct. 5; lowest, 151.35 on May 5. Records available: 1948.
Date
May July
51
Water level
151.35 151.25 '
Date
July Sept
20. 2
Water level
151.00 151.07
Date
Oct. Nov.
59
Water level
150.35 150.91
Date
Dec. 30
Water level
150.85
6-20-10aa. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 2 Inches, d^pth 202.3 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 3.8 feet above land-surface datum, 2,464.57 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 186.87 on Dec- 30; lowest, 188.01 on May 17. Records avallatle: 1948.
Date
May 17 June 21
Water level
188 . 01 187.96
Date
July 20 Sept. 2
Wat»r level
187.85 187.65
Date
Oct. Nov.
59
Water level
187.17 187.40
6-20-28ad. Johnson Estate. Unused drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 212 feet. Measuring point, hole In side of pump, 2.4 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period of record, 194.40 on Nov. 10; lowest, 194.78 on July 23. Records available: 1948. July 23, 194.78; Sept. 2, 194-54; Nov. 10, 194.40.
7-17-llcb. Just. Altitude of measuring point 2,205-89 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage In period of record, 27-48 on Nov. 10- Records available: 1947-48-Apr- 29 June 16
27.6527.64
Sept. Oct.
28.0627.70
Nov. Dec.
1030
27.4827.49
7-17-30bb. Sodeholm. Altitude of measuring point 2,256.67 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 51.19 on Nov. 10- Records available; 1947-48-
Date
Apr. 29 May 14
Water level52.90 52.68
Date
June 24 July 21
Water level52.85 52.24
Date
Sept. Oct.
8 6
Water level51.93 51.20
Date
Nov. 10
Water level51. 19
7-18-3cc- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 84.7 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.4 feet above land-surface datum, 2,316.19 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 77.11 on Oct. 5; lowest, 80.85 on May 15. Records available: 1948-May 15June 30July 21
a
a
80-8578-8978-40
Aug.Sept.
79
a 77.9577-49
Oct.Nov.
510
7777
1129
Dec. 1130
a 77.4277.80
a By Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.
242 .JATEK LEVELS AND ARTESIA1I PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7-18-27ab. Getty. Altitude of measuring point 2,284.10 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 60.42 on Nov. 9. Records available: 1947-48-
Date
Apr. 29 June 24
Water level62.34 62.12
Date
Sept . Oct.
8 6
Water level61.44 60.63
Date
Nov. 9
Water level60-42
7-18-35ab. Anderson. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 15 inches, reported depth 123.0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,282.03 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 70.99 on Nov. 9; lowest, 72.74 on May 12. Records available: 1948.May 12 June 24
72.7472.45
Sept Oct.
72.1271.26
Nov. 9 70-99
7-19-6aa- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigatior District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 116.2 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1-4 feet above land-surface datum, 2,366.80 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 59.79 on Dec- 27; lowest, 63.28 on May 10. Records available: 1948.
Date
May
June
10 25 23
Water level
a 63.28 63.04 62.17
Date
July Aug.
207
Water level61.93
a 62.02
Date
Sept . Oct.
14
Water level
!l^3
Date
Nov. Dec.
10 27
Water level60.53 59.79
a By Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.
7-19-12cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Altitude of measuring point, 2,318.72 feet above sea level. Highest obser ved stage in period of record, 48-65 on Dec. 27. Records available: 1947-48.Apr-May
29 28
51.78 51.35
June July
23 20
50-64 50.26
Sept . Nov.
1 9
49.81 48.94
Dec- 27 48-65
7-19-16ac- Cole. .Drilled irrigation well, diameter 1£ inches, depth 138-0 feet- Measuring point, hole in turbine side, 0.8 foot above land- surface datum, 2,366-12 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 75-49 on Dec- 30, 1948; lowest, 81.40 on July 25, 1947. Records available: 1947-48.
Date
July 25, Apr. 29, July 6
1947 1948
Water level81.40 78.35 77.96
Date
July Sept
20, 19481
Water level77.35 77.11
Date
Oct . Dec.
4, 3948 30
Water level76.45 75.49
7-19-23ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 1 inch, depth 82 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,331.84 fset above sea level. Highest observation stage in period of record, 55-72. on Oct. 4, 1948; lowest, 70.60 on Mar. 9, 1945- Measurements supplied through courtesy of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District, records available: 1945-48.
Mar. 9,Apr. 19Nov. 10Jan. 19,Apr. 10May 9June 12May 21,June 20July 31
1945
1946
1947
70.6070.3367-9667.6068-1367.3866.8363.2563.2762.16
Aug.SeptOct.
Nov.Dec.Jan.Feb.Mar.
5, 1947. 2
2271873, 194876
61.9961.0060.3160.33
a 60.5560-5860.3760.4660.72
Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.SeptOct.Nov.Dec.
29, 19482819207
. 149
27
a 61-52a 59.15
57.98a 56.89
56.52a 56.19a 55.72a 55.84a 55.79
a By Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 243
7-19-26dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 1 inch, depth 56.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, at land-aurface datum, 2,348.21 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 38-88 on Aug. 5, 1947; Iwest, 49.89 on Apr. 19, 1945. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1945-48.
Date
Mar. 9, 1945Apr. 19Nov. 10Jan. 19, 1946Apr- 10May 9June 12Aug. 20May 21, 1947June 20
Water level49.4149.8945.6847.7749.4049.8548.8744.2948.2047.35
Date
July 31, 1947Aug. 5Sept. 2Oct. 2
27Nov. 26Dec. 21Jan. 3, 1948Feb. 7Mar. 6
Water level39.5038.8840.6641.3642.8644.2744.8245.3046.4646.58
Date
Apr- 29, 1948May 28June 23July 20Aug. 7Sept. 1Oct. 4Nov. 9
27Dec. 27
Water level48-4347.8847-0042.5742.3341.3941-8642.9143.4244-34
7-20-14cc. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 3-| inches, depth 193.3 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.9 feet atove land- surface datum, 2,473.70 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 165.11 on Dec. 30; lowest, 168.63 on May 18. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 18 June 23
Water level
168.63 168.12
Date
July 20 Sept. 1
Water level
167.56 166.67
Date
Oct. 4 Nov. 10
Water level
165.98 165.47
Date
Dec- 50
Water level165.11
7-20-28dc- Well 184 in previous reports. Dahlgren- Measurements resumed. Altitude of measuring point 2,451.54 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 159-60 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1934-56, 1948.Jan. Apr.
20 29
163.40 161.25
June July
23 20
160.97 160.51
Sept. Oct.
2 5
160.49 159.60
Nov. Dec.
10 30
159.90 159.69
7-20-31cd. Published erroneously in previous report as t\>. Peterson. Altitude of measuring point 2,519-70 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 221.08 on Dec. 4. Records available: 1947-48.
Lowest daily water le.vel, from recorder charts
Day1 2 3 4 5 6
g10111 9
1314151617 18 19 20 PI2223 24 25
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.009222(-)£
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.24
.84
.95
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.69£Q
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.10
.29
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.99
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r ..88 .74 .01 .23 .22QQ
.56
.60
.77
.96QC
.85QO
42^Q
.66
.74
.56
.41
.41
.63CTJ
.64
.69
.64
Ap222 223 223 223 223 co*2;OO 1?
O0 *2;9 0<2;
oo^OQ*2;co*2;co*2;223 222 223 223
222 222 222
r-.71 .70 .57 .32 -48 .16^RQP
.55
zr?
^r?O-z
*^*7
.36
.98
.08
.37
.95
.88
.92
M222 222 222 222 222 222
222 222 222 222 222222222 222 222
ay.4? .60.77 .7? .53 7f
7f .77 .63 .846C.7C.60 .67 8£
June222.73 222.62 222.42 222.25 222.38
OOO £1O
222 61OOO t.rj
222 43222 .46222.40 222 . 48 222 . 60 222.53 pop -i <->PP1 Q*^
222.31 222.43 222.40
244 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
7-20-31bb Continued.
Lowest daily water level,, from recorder chartsDay26 27 28 29 30 31
Day12345
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19POPI22 23 24OC
pe
27pa
^Q
30 ZT
Jan.223.40 223.39 222.79 222.66 222.78 222.79
Julyppp ^cppp *^ Rppp "icPPO -ZC
Ppp AQppp c c
222.56 222.52 222.52 222.47 222.44 222.32 222.38 222.42 222.33 222.32 222.35 222.34 222 . 18 222 07POO DQ
222.33 222.41 222 . 41OPO "^O
ppp -*Q
Ppp AO
pop /.pppp «ZQ
ppp erf
Feb.222.84 222.37 222.78 222.91
Aug.
222.18 222.09 222-10 222.20 222-23 222.21 222.25 222.29 222.34 222.34 222.33 222.39 222.40ppp ecppp err
222-50 222.46 222-49 222 49ppp CT
ppp CT
opp RrrPOO CO
2 Op RCpoo ,45
Mar.222.46 223 JD2 223.02 222.52 222.39 222.48
Sept .222 49PPP AQ
222-36ppp f?A
ppp T p
POP T R
222.25 222.31 222.31 222.26 222.05 221.96 222.29 222.34 222.26 222.13 222.09 222.11 222.10 221 99009 OP222.03 221.95 222.06ppp AQ
ppp RQ
ppp CQ
PPP cnPPP *^Qppo no
Apr.223.20 223.63 223.78 222.78 222.54
Oct.222 24POP OC
OPO O*^
ppp (T7
OPT CQ
PPT A 1
221.76 221.97 222.02 222.02 222.08 222.11 222.15 222.19 222.06 222-31 222.39 222.23 222 . 00 POT q/iPP1 QQ
222 . 10 222.19 222.09PPT QQ
PPT rrn
ppT CQ
221.65POT CR
POT Cl
ppi rri
May22?. 88 223.75 22?. 68 22,? . 68 222.65 22?. 73
Nov.221 84221 84221.65POT PROPT RC
221.93221.93 221.95 221.95 221.75 221.82 221-77 221.78 221.79 221.66 221-54 221.54 221.37 221.37
221-80 221.51 221-48 OPT **n221*40OPT onPPT oi
PPT. QT.
June222.30 222.29 222.35 222 . 42 222.45
Dec-
OPT f~\O.
PPT 40
221.66221.67 221.85 222.05 221.97 221.30 221.31 221.57 221.57 221.55 221-72 221.74 221.52 221.43 221 17OPT RA
221.74 221.74 221.61
221.69
8-17-19db. Bamford. Records available: 1930-37, 1939-43, 1945-48.
Date
Mar. May
8 6
Water level
11.00 11.40
Date
July Sept.
98
Water level
11.55 12.0O
Date
Nov. 6
Water level
11.75
8-17-21bc. Highest obaerved stage in period of record, 5-55 on Mar- 8j lowest, 6.95 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. Mar.
98
6 5
00 .55
May July
6 9
5 6
80 19
Sept . Nov.
8 6
6 6
.95
.66
8-17-24bc. Skiles. Records available: 1930-48.Jan. Mar.
9 8
9 8
04 83
May July
6 9
8 9
.88
.20Sept. Nov.
8 6
11 9
.52
.69
8-18-9db. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1931-40, 1942-43, 1945-47. No measurements made in 1948.
8-18-16cc. Nelson. Records available: 1946-48-Jan. Mar.
7.40 |May 6 7.29 I July 9
7-43 7.62
Sept. Nov.
8.488.06
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 245
8-18-21dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 35.3 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum, 2,249.21 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 11.26 on May 8; lowest, 11.80 on D"c. 20. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 8June 15
Water level
all. 26 11.33
Date
July 21 Aug. 7
Water level11.45
all. 39
Date
Sept . Oct.
9 5
Water level11.49 11.58
-Date
Nov. 10 Dec. 30
Water level11.70 11.80
a By Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.
8-13-24bb. Skiles. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Mar.
9 8
Water level7.98 7.83
Date
May July
6 9
Water level7.83 7.93
Date
Sept . Nov.
8 6
Water level8.74 8.80
8-18-33dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigatio^ District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 79.5 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum, 2,309.88 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 73-15 on Dec. 30; lowest, 76-48 on May S. Records available: 1948-
DateMay June
8 15
Water level
a76.48 74.40
Date
July Aug.
217
Water level74-05
a73.88
DateSept . Oct.
9 5
Water level73.58 73.42 ( Date
.Nov. Dec.
10 30
Water level73.24 73.15
Bv central Nebraska Public Power ana Irrigation District,8-18-34bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.
Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 35-5 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum, 2,257.35 feet above sea level. Highest observed'stage in period of record, 20.10 on Oct. 5; lowest, 20.22 on June 15. Records available: 1948-May 8 June 15
a20.17 20.22
July 21 Aug. 7
20.17 a20.18
Sept. Oct.
20-15 20.10
Nov. 10 Dec. 30
20.1620.18
a By Central Nebraska Public Power ana Irrigation Distr. clT.
8-19-7dc. Mrs. Labart. Records available: 1946-48.
DateJan. Mar.
8 8
Water level5-08 4.62
DateMay July
6 9
Water level5.09 5-62
DateSept . Nov.
8 5
Water level6.05 5.13
8-19-14dc. Crawford. Records available: 1946-48.Jan . Mar.
88
1110
.17
.98May July
6 9
11. 11.
2437
Sept. Nov.
8 6
12.55 12.27
8-19-15cd. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 28-0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum, 2,285.31 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Mar- 18, 1947, 7.04; Oct. 4, 1948, 6.22.
8-19-29cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 100.5 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.80 feet above land-surface datum, 2,365.62 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 63.89 on Dec. 27; lowest, 64-43 on May 10. Records available: 1948.Date
May 10 18
June 23
Water level
a64.43 64.36 64.25
Date
July 20 Aug. 7
Water level64.03
a64.04
Date
Sept. Oct.
1 4
Water level64.03 63.98
Date
Nov. 10 Dec. 27
Water level63.96 63.89
a By Central Nebraska Public power and Irrigation District.
246 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
8-19-33cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 117.0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.8 feet above land-surface, 2,352.77 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 50.46 on Dec. 27; lowest, 51.70 on May 10. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 10 June 23
Water level51.70 51.51
Date
July 20 Nov. 10
Water level51.33, 50.70
Date
Dec. 27
Water level50.46
8-19-36bb. Central Nebraska Public power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 1 inch, depth 41.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, at land-surface datum, 2,304.82 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.23 on Dec. 27, 1948; lowest, 39.48 on Mar. 9, 1945. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Records available: 1945-48.Mar.Apr.Jan.Apr.MayJuneAug.MayJune
9,1919,109
122021,20
1945
1946
1947
393937383737373536
.48
.33
.91
.00
.87
.82
.63
.98
.98
JulyAug.SeptOct.Nov.Dec Jan.Feb.Mar.
31, 19475
. 221873, 194876
35353534
a3434343433
.52
.35
.16
.66
.37
.65
.24
.40
.90
Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec
29, 19482823207121027
a34.16a34.11a34.19a33.7834.02
a34.13a33.54a33.46a33.23
a By Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior.
8-20-8cd. Mrs. Mat son.- New pump installed measuring point after July 8 is 1.6 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar-
8 4
8-20-9cd.8 4
7.35 7.53
May 6 July 8
Jones. Records available:3.48 3.50
May 6July 8
6,47 6.29
Sept - Nov.
1938-48.3.80 4.00
Sept . Nov.
9 6
9 6
5.98 6.32
4.22 3.51
8-20-12dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 12 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,306.22 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.35 on Jan. 8; lowest, 3.00 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1948-Jan- Mar.
1.351.38
May July
1.702.60
Sept. Nov.
3.001.82
8-20-18dd. High Estate. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 4 inches, reported depth 140 feet. Measuring point, top of brick curb, at land-surface datum, 2,436.19 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 106.10 on July 20; lowest, 107.23 on Dec. 30- Records available: 1948.June 30 July 20
106.92106.10
Sept. Oct.
106.42106.43
Nov. Dec.
1030
107.01 107-23
8-20-23dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District- Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 99.8 feet. Measuring point, top of casing., 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,3^0-03 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 67.06 on Dec. 30; lowest, 71.26 on June 5. Records available: 1948.
Date
May June
10 5
23
Water level
a68.60 a71.26 70.27
Date
July Aug.
207
Water level68-80
a67.84
Date
Sept Oct.
1 4
Water level67.46 67.08
Date
Nov. Dec .
10 30
Water level67.13
a67.06
a By Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.
NEBRASKA., PLATTE COUNTY 247
8-20-26dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. Drilled observation well, diameter 4 inches, depth 90.4 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,391.22 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.97 on June 23; lowest, 64.88 on May 25. Records available: 1948.
Date
May 25 June 23
Water level64.88 34.57
Date
July 20 Sept . 1
Water level43.32 42.43
Date
Oct. 4 Nov. 10
Water level51.25 54.12
Date
Dec. 27
Water level55.14
Al7-l-14cc. 1935-40, 1942-48-
Platte County
Loup River Public Power District. Records available:
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Water level
9.53 9.14
Date
May 8 July 12
Water level
9.23 9.16
Date
Sept . Nov.
2 2
Water level
9.20 9.62
Al7-l-14dd. 1935-40, 1942-48.Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Al7-l-17dd. 1935-40, 1942-48-
Jan. 13 Mar- 23
Al7-l-25aa. 1935-40, 1942-48.Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Al7-l-29da. 1935-40, 1942-44,Jan. 15 Mar- 23
Al7-l-36bc. 1946-48.Jan. 13 Mar. 23
Loup River Public
5.52 4.61
May 8 July 13
Loup River Public
8.69 7.46
May 8 July 13
Loup River Public
8.45 7.94
May 8 July 13
Loup River Public 1946-48.
10.93 9.62
May 8 July 13
Loup River Public
6.38 4.94
May 8 July 13
Power District. Records
4.94 4.56
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
Power District. Records
7.97 8.84
Sept . 2 Nov. 2
Power District. Records
7.87 7.49
Sept. 2 Nov. 1
Power District . Records
10.27 1 ^.97
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
Po/»er District. Records
5.48 5.82
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
available :
4.93 5.35
available :
9.07 9.59
available :
7.72 8.29
available :
11.25 11.58
available :
6.14 6.50
Al8-l-28cd. D. S. 150. Loup Rivar Public Power District, available; 1955-40, 1942-48.
Records
Date
Jan.. 28 Mar. 29
Water level69.30 69.30
Date
Apr. 28 May 28
Water level69.40 69. 4C
Date
July 31 Aug. 28
Water level69.50 69.60
Date
Oct. 30 Nov. 30
Water level69.40 69.60
A20-l-18cb. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1935-42, 1946, 1948. No measurements made in 1948.
16-2-2da. Loup River Public Power District. Records available; 1947-48.
Date
Jan- 13 Mar. 23
Water level5.74 4.14
Date
May 8 July. 13
Water level4.07 4.40
Date
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
Water level5.63 6.02
16-2-9cc. Nyffeler. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. 13 Mar. 24
3.65 1:95
May 8 July 13
2.00 3.18
Sept . Nov.
2 2
3.87 3.85
248 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
16-2-12ab. Ernst. Records available: 1934-42, ir44-48.
Date
Jan. 13 Mar. 24
Water level9.61 7.83
Date
May 8 July 13
Water level8.32 8.59
Date
Sept. Nov.
2 2
Water level9.80
10.12
17-l-2cc- Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 1955-40, 1942-48.Jan. 13 Mar. 22
10.67 10.01
May 8 July 13
10.36 10.50
Sept . Nov.
2 2
10.30 10.68
l7-l-5ad. Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 1955-40, 1942-48 Jan. Mar.
13 18
21
.39
.50May July
8 13
2 2
.04
.54Sept. Nov.
22
1 2
.55
.82
17-l-7ac. Loup River Public Power District. 1935-40, 1942-48.
Records available:
Jan. Par.
13 22
7 6
.50
.15May July
8 13
67
.63
.25Sept- Nov.
2 2
7 7
.52
.98
17-l-14cc. Loup River Public Power District 1935-40, 1942-48.
Records available:
Jan. Mar.
13 22
10. 9.
97 50
May July
8 13
10 10
60 86
Sept. Nov.
2 2
10 10
.92
.88
17-l-34dc. Ernst. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
13 24
87.90 .89
May July
8 13
8 8
29 56
Sept . Nov.
22
8 9.95 .29
17-2-2cd. Schacher. Records available; 1954-42, 1946-48.Jan. 13 Mar- 22
6.82 5-08
May 8 July 12
6.027.61
Sept. 2 Nov. 2
7.828.27
17-2-4bc- Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 1935-40, 1942-48.Jan. Mar.
13 22
10 8.32.68
May July
8 12
10 10
.39
.73Sept. Nov.
2 2
11 11
.02
.51
Polk County
13-4-34cc. University of Nebraska. Records availsble: 1940-41, 1944, 1946, 1948. June 4, 7.98; Oct." 15, 9.52.
14-4-19ab. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.36 on Mar. 18. Records available: 1945-48.Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
12 18
15-2-4dc.12 22
4.37 2.36
May 7 July 12
Records available:7.77 6.57
May 7 July 12
34
1946-48.6 6
.97
.60Sept . Nov.
.91
.32Sept . Nov.
1 1
1 1
4.95 5.33
6.79 7.46
15-2-7bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5-58 on Mar. 19. Records available: 1946-48.Jan. Mar.
12 19
8 5
02 58
May July
7 12
6. 6.
59 44
Sept . Nov.
1 1
7 7.14 .67
l5-3-3dc. Geological Survey, U> S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.52 on July 12. Records available: 1947-48.Jan. 12 Mar. 18
6.385.65
May 7 July 12
5.304.52
I Sept Nov.
5.006.04
NEBRASKA, RED BILLOW COUNTY 249
15-3-20cc. Norris. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 12 Mar. 18
Water level6.95 5.70
Date
May 7 July 12
Water level5.45 5.90
Date
Sept . Nov.
1 1
Water level6.70 7.28
15-3-23dc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8-90 on Mar. 18; lowest, 10.72 on Nov. 1. Records available: 1947-48.Jan- Mar.
Jan. May
Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
Jan. Mar.
12 18
15-4-35dc.127
16-l-14bb.12 22
16-l-36cd.12 22
16-2 -23dc.12 22
10.33 8.90
May 7 July 12
Carlson- Records20.20 19.70
July 12 Sept- 1
Czafla. Records5-97 5.32
May 7 July 12
Bugham. Records21.04 20.09
May 7 July 12
Nit sen. Records7.94 6-78
May 7July 12
8 9
available19 19
available ;5 5
available :20 20
available:7 7
.88
.22Sept . Nov.
: 1946-48..67 .78
Nov.
1946-48..08 .30
Sept . Nov.
1946-48..49 .60
Nov.
1946-48..35 .46
Sept. Nov.
1 1
1
1 1
1
11
10. 10.
20-
5. 6.
20.
7. 8.
60 72
35
39 00
85
83 14
Red Willow County
2-29-4aa- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.52 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. Apr.
412
10.3910.14
June 11 Aug. 5
10.9310.40
Oct. Dec.
610
11.5210.85
2-29-5ab. Wilcox- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 19.92 on Oct. 6. Records available; 1946-48-Feb. 4 Apr. 12
18.35 18.31
June 11 Oct. 6
19.80 19.92
Dec. 10 19.21
2-30-laa. Geological Survey, U- S. stage in period of record, 11.42 on Aug.
Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed 4. Records available: 1946-48-
Feb. Apr.
412
9-86 9-68
June 11 Aug. 4
10.6311.42
Oct. Dec.
11.3810.30
2-30-12ad. Schmidt. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27.76 on Oct. 6- Records available; 1946-48.Feb. Apr-
Feb. Apr.
4 12
3-26-5bb.
4 13
28- 29.
Carr
44. 44.
9147
June Aug.
Records
57 08
June Oct.
11 5
available :
107
29 29
62 34
Oct. Dec.
6 10
27 29
.76
.12
1946-48.
43 44
70 78
Dec. 10 44 .19
3-26-5cc. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 61.0 feet Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 16.35 on Apr. 13; lowest, 17.35 on Oct. 7. Records available; 1948.Apr. June
Feb. Apr.
13 10
3-26-9cb.29
16.35 16.72
Aug. Oct.
Pucha . Records16.69 16.51
June Aug.
57
available7 2
16-3817.35
Dec.
1946-48.16-90 16.04
Oct. Dec.
10
1 6
16
16 16
.96
.75
.82
250 WATER LEVELS A1TD ARTESIAN PRES3JRE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
3-26-llbb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Lowest obser ved stage in period of record, 9.43 on Oct. 4- Records available: 1946-48.
DateFeb.- Apr.
2 9
Water level8.85 8.52
Date
June Aug.
7 2
Water level8.77 8-05
Date
Oct. Dec-
4 6
Water level9.43 9.27
3-27-7dc. Helm. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 4 9.72 Apr. 12 9.32
June 10 9.85 Aug. 5 8.04
Oct. 8 9.25 Dec- 10 9.52
3-27-8ac. Duckworth. Records available: 1934-44, 1&46-48.Peb .4 11 . 60 Apr. 12 11.54
June 10 11-90 Aug. 5 10-90
Oct. 7 11-49 Dec. 10 11.74
3-27-llaa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Records available: 1946-48. Feb. 4, 7.64; June 10, 7.66; Aug. 5, 5.88; Oct. 7, well pulled,, measurements discontinued.
3-27-llcd. Tiller. Lowest observed stage in period cf record, 17.90 on Oct. 4. Records available: 1946-48.Peb .2 1 6 . 42 Apr. 9 u6.77
June 7 17-08 Aug. 2 17.35
Oct. 4 17.90 Dec. 6 17.10
3-27-17cb . Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. 2 9.65 Apr. 9 9-47
June 7 9.77 Aug .2 9 . 62
Oct. 4 10-65 Dec. 6 10-17
3-28-17da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail able: 1946-48.Feb. 2 10.92 Apr. 9 10.50
June 7 11.35 Aug. 2 10-67
Oct. 4 11.80 Dec. 6 11.21
3-28-20bb. Tridle . Records available: 1946-48.Peb. 2 10.68 Apr. 9 10.30
June 7 11.20 Aug. 2 10.52
Oct. 4 11.22 Dec. 6 10-63
3-28-21cd. Vogue. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 2 8.95 Apr- 9 8.92
June 7 9.11 Aug. 2 8.81
Oct. 4 9.41 Dec. 6 9.17
3-28-24ac. Abandoned drilled well, diameter 4 inches, depth 23 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum- Records available: 1948- Oct. 4, 13.60; Dec- 6, 12.12.
3-29-32db. University of Nebraska. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7.85 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1940-44, l?46-48.Feb. 4 5.99 Apr. 12 5.80
June 11 6-47 Aug. 4 6.83
Oct. 6 7.85 Dec. 10 6.58
3-29-35da. Hickman. Records available: 1946-48.Peb. 4 19.12 Apr. 12 19.02
June 11 19.79 Aug. 4 19.61
Oct. 6 18-70 Dec. 10 18.33
3-30-19bb. Mrs. Cain. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 4 6.84 Apr. 12 6.93
June 11 7.54 Oct. 6 8.05
Dec- 10 7.61
3-30-26cb. Brown. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10-35 on Oct. 4. Records available: 1946-48.Feb. 2 8.22 Apr. 9 8.35
June 7 8.85 Aug. 2 9.75
Oct. 4 10.35 Dec. 6 10-08
NEBRASKA, SAUKD3RS COUNTY 251
3-30-29aa. able: 1946-48.
Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail-
DateFeb. 4 Apr. 12
Water level3.86 3.49
DateJune 11 Aug. 4
Water level4.20 4.62
DateOct. 6 Dec. 10
Water level5.03 4.17
3-30-34bb. Hauxwell. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 14.73 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946-48-Peb Apr
onPeb Apr
. 4
. 1213.42 13.30
June Oct.
11 6
4-26-34db. Selover. Lowest observed Oct. 7. Records available: 1946-48.. 4 - 13
20.75 20.38
June Aug.
10 5
14.10 14.73
Dec- 10
stage in period
20.67 20.35
Oct. Dec-
7 10
14
of record,
21 21
.02
21.
.28
.19
28
.. Richardson County
No measurements made in 1948.
Rock County
30-17-8db. University of Nebraska. Highest observed strode in period of record, 1-68 on Mar. 22. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior, Alnsworth. Records available; 1934-48-
Date
Jan. 14 Peb. 16 Mar. 22
Water level2.14 2.49 1.68
Date
Apr. 15 May 12 June 15
Water level1.98 1-86 2-78
Date
July 12 Aug. 18 Sept . 14
Water level2.90 2.90 3.92
Date
Oct. 13 Nov. 15 Dec- 14
Water level3.57 3.40 2.80
30-19-lOaa- University of Nebraska- Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior, Ainsworth. Records available: 1940, 1944-48.Jan.Peb.Apr.
141815
1.471.78.88
MayJuneJuly
121512
0.962.321.68
Aug.SeptOct.
18-1413
1.072.822.62
Nov.Dec.
1514
2.391.97
Saline County
No measurements made in 1948.
Sarpy County
No measurements made in 1948.
Al3-9-lldd. City of Lincoln. No measurements made in 1948.
Al3-9-12dc. City of Lincoln. No measurements made in 1948-
Saunders County
Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946.
Records available: 1936-42, 1944, 1946.
Al3-9-24cc. U. S. 62. City of Lincoln. Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.48 on July 31. Records available: 1933-48.Jan.
Mar.
1291
27
6-186.121.101.90 ,
May
July
1311
3.795.345.90
JulyAug.Oct.
31301
0.485.165.85
Oct.Dec-
301
31
4.954.284.93
Al3-9-24dc. City of Lincoln. No measurements made in ]948.
Al4-5-35cd. Union Pacific Railroad. 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946.
Records available: 1935-42, 1944,
947837 O 51- -17
£52WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
AlV-5-23bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.71 on Mar. 23. Records available: 1946-48.
DateJan. 12 Mar. 23
Water level1.50 .71
Date
May 7 July 12
Waterlevel1.38 1.42
Date
Sept . Nov.
1 1
Water level2.72 2.54
Scotts Bluff County
No measurements made in 1948.
Seward County
All-2-23cc. Rolfmeier. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 127.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum- Records available: 1948- June 23, 77.43; Oct. 14, 77.86.
All-3-22aa. Kilpatrick Estate. Records available: 1934-42, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
Sheridan County
24-41-34da- University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-48. Mar. 25, 7-93; June 30, 7.53; Sept. 2, 8-73; Oct. 19, 8-77.
24-42-27ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48. June 30, 12.94; Sept. 2, 13.05; Oct. 19, 13-01.
24-43-15da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1940-42, 1944-48. Mar. 25, 6.45; June 30, 6.78; Sept. 2, 7.14; Oct. 19, 7-01.
24-44-14da- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Records avail able: 1946-48- June 30, 5-13; Sept- 2, 6.05; Oct. 19, 5.68-
24-44-18bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Records available: 1946-48- June 30, 4.79; Sept. 2, 5.31; Oct. 19, 5-19.
24-45-8dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Records avail able: 1935-42, 1946-48. Sept. 2, 3.28; Oct. 19, 2.91.
24-46-10cb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-48- Mar. 25, 6-32; July 1, 6.46; Sept. 2, 6.90; Oct. 19, 6.86.
25-41-28ad. Ballinger. Records available: 1946-47. No measurements made in 1948.
25-45-32ad. Herrian. Records available: 1946-48.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Date
Mar. 25 26 27 28 29
Water level32.46 32.48 32.50 32.50 32-49
Date
Mar. 30 31
June 29 Sept . 2
Water level32-50 32-51
a 33.16 a 33.47
Date
Oct. 22 23 24 25
Water level33.81 33-82 33.80 33-80
Date
Oct. 26 27 28 29
Water level33.80 33.77 -33.75 33.76
a Tape measurement.
25-45-33bc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept- of Interior- Staff gage at north end of Bower Lake. Records available: 1946-47. Measurements discontinued.
26-41-24cd.27-41-29ba.
made in 1948.
27-46-34bb.
28-42-15bc. 28-46-32ad.
made in 1948-
Records available: 1946-47- No measurements made in 1948- Bixby- Records available: 1946-47. No measurements
Records available: 1946-47.
Records available: 1946-47. Jaggars. Records available:
No measurements made in 1948-
No measurements made in 1948- 1946-47. No measurements
NEBRASKA, VALLEY COUNTY 253
31-44-10dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42,1944-47- No measurements made in 1948.
31-46-5dd. Johnson. Records available: 1934-38, 1940-41, 1945, 1947. No measurements made in 1948.
31-46-8ad. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42,1945-47. No measurements made in 1948.
33-42-36da. Barto- Records available: 194O-41, 1945, 1S47. No measurements made in 1948.
Sherman County
14-14-5bc- Macejeski. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 108 feet- Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Mar. 29, 11.42; Oct. 1, 9.71.
14-14-8db- Zimmerman. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 355 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. Mar. 29, 6.51; Oct. 1, 8.76.
15-14-19cb. Hell. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 105 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. July 1, 5.48; Oct. 1, 6-52.
15-15-24da. Kociemba. Records available: 1934-44. New windmill installed on Mar. 29, measuring point destroyed. No measurements made in 1948.
Sioux County
No measurements made in 1948.
Stanton County
No measurements made in 1948.
Thayer County
No measurements made in 1948.
Thomas County
23-28-9da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-40, 1942, 1945-47. Records available; 1948. Mar. 25, 10.44; June 30, 1O-66; Sept. 2, 10.84; Oct. 19, 10.68.
24-30-20ab. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-48. Mar. 25, 2.67; June 30, 2.92; Sept. 2, 2.95; Oct. 19, 2.78.
Thurston County
No measurements made in 1948.
Valley County
17-16-26dc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dapt - of Interior. Records available: 1943-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
123456789
1011
Jan.4.87
....4.804.714.674.554.484.474.47
Feb.5-415.355.275.235.215.205-175.155-195.205-17
Mar.3.923.903.923.943.913.853.913.933.973.98....
Apr.4.294.334.374.434.484.494.544-624.654-654-70
May5.365.385.415-445.475.305-035.095-185.225.25
June5.755.795.885.976-036-046.076.096.126.156.17
July5.135-255.365.445.52
a5-595-655.715.775.815.85
Aug. Sept.55555555555
.60
.61
.48
.32
.25
.27
.28
.31
.36
.45
.53
6.056.086.116.136.166.176.156.126.076.056-05
Oct .6.146-136.126.106-106.106-096.076.05-6.046.02
Nov.5.705.685.675.655-635-585.555.525.505.485.47
Dec-4.754.744.724.644.564.584.614-634.644.644.64
254 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CEHTFAL STATES
ll-16-26dc Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay1213141516171819202122232425262728293031
Jan.4.544.684.824.894.975.095.155-205.235.235.195.205-295.325.335.35
5.435.435.43
Feb.
5.054.984.944.864.784.684.554.494.444.374.314.344.284.264.19-4.074.00
Mar.
....
....3.062.973.103.173.263.313.423.603.723.944.054.024.074.124.22
Apr-4.744.754.784.824.884.914.944.995-055-085.105.135.155.135.145.195.245.285.32
May June5.30 6.175.36 6.015-42 5.945.49 5-925.55 5.935.61 5.945.66 5.805.72 5.655.78 5.615.83 5.465.88 a5.285.89 a5.125 . 82 5 . 025.79 5.115.84 5.185-90 5.085.95 4.765.98 4.885 . 98 5 . 005.82
JulyR AAO « Ort
5.845.825-825-855.875.875-725.755.785.835.895.966.006.046.066.096.095.715-62
Aug.5.545-335.105.065.115.215-325.415-50....
....5-745.805-85................6.02
Sept-6.086.106.146.166.136.206.226.236.246.246.246.236.226.196.176.166.156.156.14
Oct.6.005.995.985.975.955.955.945.925-905.895.885.865.855.835.815.805.785.775.755.72
Nov.5-465.455.435.425.405.395.385.365.345.335.305.26........5.044-964.884.834.80
Dec4.624.564.494.554.674.754.774.794.794.744.644.574.484.474.464.444.484.504.544.57
a Interpolated.
18-13-2ac. Rutar. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 100.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948- June 30, 10'26; Sept. 30, 9.60-
18-13-23dd- Hutchins- To convert water levels in feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, for measurements prior to 1938 subtract from 122.57, for measurements after 1938 subtract from 124.22. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.46 on Sept- 30. Records available: 1934-42, 1948. June 30, 10.70; Sept. 30, 10.46.
18-15-12bb. Kokes. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 121 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Records available: 1948. July 1, 30.84; Oct. 1, 32.00.
19-13-28bb. Peterson- Drilled irrigation well, dianeter 18 inches, reported depth 98.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 30, 13.45; Sept- 30, 14.58-
19-13-33cc. Pish. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 119 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum- Records available; 1948. June 28, 34.20; Sept. 30, 33.35.
19-14-6dc. Versal. Records available: 1934-42. No measurements made in 1948.
19-14-13da. Sack- Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 134-0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land- surface datum- Records available: 1948. June 30, 21.50; Sept. 30, 20.33.
19-14-15db. Kerchal. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 96.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 30, 4.43; Sept. 30, 6.37.
19-14-36bb. Penas. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 155.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 30, 29-40; Sept. 30, 29.72.
20-15-34aa- Michalski. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported detph 122.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land- surface datum- Records available: 1948-- June 30, 57.16; Sept. 30, 57.00.
NEBRASKA., WEBSTER COUNTY 255
Washington County
No measurements made in 1948.
Wayne County
No measurements made in 1948-
Webster County
l-9-6cd. Abandoned domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 63.0 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, 1.50 feet above land-surface datum. High est observed stage in period of record, 48.03 on Apr. 14; lowest, 50-65 on Oct. 8, Records available: 1948- Apr. 14, 48-03; June 11, 49-45; Aug. 6, 49.88; Oct. 8, 50.65-
l-9-9ad. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored observa tion well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 16-6 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2-0 feet above land-surface datum, 1,646-07 feet above sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 2-80 on Oct. 5; lowest, 3.97 on Oct. 25- Records available: 194R- Oct. 5, 2.80; Oct. 25, 3-97; Dec- 20, 3.11.
l-9-9cb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.09 on July 22; lowest, 6-78 on Oct. 25. Records available; 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 14 Feb. 18 Mar. 23
Water level6.22 6.20 5.19
Date
Apr. 15 May 19 July 22
Water level5.22 5-67 5.09
Date
Aug. 18 Sept. 24
Water level5.77 6.52
Date
Oct . 25 Dec . 20
Water level6.78 6-60
i-9-9cc- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6-51 on Mar. 23; lowest, 8.43 on Dec- 20- Rec ords available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141823
7-697.836.51
Apr.MayJuly
151922
6.606.876.70
Aug.Sept
18.24
7.298.05
Oct.Dec.
2520
8.348.43
1-9-llcb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 6-12 on Sept. 24- Records available: 1946-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
141823
4.574.522.66
Apr.MayJuly
151922
3.343.663.55
Aug.Sept
18.24
4.796.12
Oct .Dec.
2520
5.785.10
l-9-13ad. "Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 9.60 on Oct. 25. .Records available; 1946-48-Jan.Feb.Mar.
141823
8.528-277.30
Apr-MayJuly
151922
7.948-486.92
Aug.Sept
18.24
8.209.42
Oct .Dec.
2520
9.608.87
l-9-14bb- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5-83 on Mar- 23; lowest, 8-55 on Oct. 25. Rec ords available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141823
7.627.125.83
Apr.May
1519
6.426.99
Aug.Sept
18.24
7.398-39
Oct .Dec .
2520
8-55"7.89
l-9-14bc- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10-02 on Mar. 23. Records available: 1947-48.Jan.Feb.Mar.
141823
10-4110-3310-02
Apr.MayJuly
151922
11.1011.4910.68
Aug.Sept
18.24
11.0812.12
Oct.Dec.
2520
12-0611-39
l-9-16bc- G- Ohmstede- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 17.70 on Aug. 18- Records available; 1946-48-Jan.Feb.Mar-
141823
12.1912.1511-70
Apr.MayJuly
151922
11.3111.9911.89
Aug.Sept
1824
17.7014.00
Oct.Dec.
2520
13.6913-43
1-lO-ldrl. Rcccrds available; 1939-41, 1946-48.-Water levelDate Date
Feel Acr. 10-34
Date ~0c"t7~
Water level
256 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
l-10-3ad. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10.08 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. Apr
614
Water level9.22 8.32
Date
June Aug.
11 6
Water level8-98 9.48
Date
Oct. Nov.
8 17
Water level10-08 9.77
Date
Deo. 21
Water level9.51
l-10-4ab. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored obser vation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 20 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum and 1,768.78 feet ab.ove sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 9.36; Dec. 21, 9.43.
l-10-4db. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1-j inches, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum and 1,768-07 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 9.50 on Dec- 21; lowest, 9.75 on Nov. 17. Records available: 1948- Oct. 5, 9.60; Nov. 17, 9.75; Dec- 21, 9.50.
l-10-9ad. O/eological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 17-89 on Nov. 17- Records available: 1946-48-
Feb. Apr.
614
17-30 16-55
June Aug.
11 6
17.21 17.00
Oct. Nov.
8 17
17.86 17.89
Dec- 21 17.77
l-10-10dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 17.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2-0 feet above land-surface datum, 1,662.03 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 10.68; Dec. 21, 10.35.
1-10-12'ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 18-0 feet- Measuring point, top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,651.30 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 9.36; Dec. 21, 9-30.
l-10-12da- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. cf Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1-f inches, depth 19.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-aurface datum, 1,646.44 fest above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 8.00; Dec- 21, 8.40.
l-10-12dc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept- of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 15-3 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 1,649-23 fe^t above sea level. Records available: 1948- Nov. 17, 7.88; Dec. 21, 7.38-
1-11-lda- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 10-02 on Dec- 21. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. 6 Apr. 14
June 11 Aug. 6
Oct. 8 Nov. 17
9.819.95
Dec. 21 10.02
l-ll-5bc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7-65 on Dec. 21. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. Apr.
6 14
7.01 5.75
June Aug.
11 6
6-43 5.79
Oct. Nov.
8 17
7.42 7.59
Dec. 21 7.63
l-ll-5cc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter ij inches, depth 13.2 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-aurface datum, 1,706.66 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948- Nov. 17, 7.50; Dec. 21, 7.18-
l-ll-6cc- Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Bored obser vation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 13-5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum, 1,713.45 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948- Nov. 17, 6-77; Dec. 21, 7-08.
l-ll-8bc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 19.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,710.17 feet above sea level. Records available; 1948- Nov. 18, 11.92; Dec. 21, 11.71.
l-ll-9bc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Bored observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 12-6 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,703.26 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 9.33; Dec- 21, 7.74.
NEBRASKA, WEBSTER COUNTY 257
1-11-llab. Geological Survey, U. stage In period of record, 9.29 on Dec
Lowest daily water level,
S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed 11. Records available: 1946-48.from recorder charts
Day123456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
Jan.7.967.978-028-038-048.058-028-028.028.027-957-997.997.997-998-018.028-028-038.038-04....
....
....
....
Feb.....................8-208.238.258.248.258.278.288-258.298.298.308-318-308.228.218-188-158.128-168.188.188.148.117-99
Mar 7.917.857-847-857.857-847.837.847.867.887.897.897.897.867.837.787-677.457.086-686.516.486.516.54
....
Apr.
....
....
....
....
....
....
7.157.157.177-197.197.227-277.327.337.337.357.377.407-437.487.507.50
May7.517.547.567.597.597.617.647.647.657.687.727.557.767.787.797.837.867.907.937.967.988.018-048.068-088-118.128.158.178-188.20
June8.218.22
....
....
....
....
....
....8-408.408-418.418.428.448.448.448.468.458.458.368-318.288.268.248.067-977.937.92
July7.927.927.937.937.937.977.987.998-018-038.018-018.018-038-038-068-088.108.118.128.138.158-198-208.228.248-278-298.298.308-33
Aug.8.348.35....
8 '.358.358.358.378.388.398.408.418.438.448.458.458-468.478.488.498.508.518.538.548.558.568.568.558.558.54
Sept .8.538.528-538.548.568.568.568.578.588.608.628-638.638.658.678.688.698.708-718.728.748.758.778.788.788.798.818.828.838.85
Oct.8.858.868.888.908.928.938.948.958.958.958.958-968.978.988.988.999.009-009.009.019-029.039.049.049.059.059.059.059.059.D69-07
Nov.9.089.089.089.089.089-089.089.089.089.089.089-089.089.089.089.089.079.099-109.109.129.129.129.139.139.149.149.149.149.14
Dec.9 149.149.159.169.179.199.209.229.249.289.299.289.249.219.199.189.159.149.119.129.109.059.039.028.998.988.988.998-968.928.88
1-11-llbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Bored observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12 feet- Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,691.68 feet above sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 9.84; Dec. 21, 10.08.
l-ll-12bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Bored observation well, diameter 1-j inches, depth 14.0 feet- Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum 1,684.89 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 8-18; Dec. 21, 8.23.
l-ll-16aa- Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest obser ved stage in period of record, 18.74 on Apr. 14 and Dec. 21. Records avail able: 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level19.21 18.74
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level18.84 18.77
Date
Oct - 8 Nov. 17
Water level19.37 18.87
Date
Dec. 21
Water level18.74
1-12-2bb- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 7.12 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. Apr.
614
5.624.37
June 11 Aug. 6
5.345.06
Oct . Nov. 17
7.126.84
Dec. 21 6.72
l-12-4bb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 9-58 on Oct. 8. Records available: 1946-48-Feb. 6 Apr. 14
7.745.15
June 11 Aug. 6
6.357.25
Oct. Nov.
817
9.589.18
Dec. 21
l-12-8aa. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Lowest observed stage in period of record, 6.10 on Oct. B- Records available: 1946-48.Feb . Apr.
6 14
4.52 3.85
June Aug.
11 6
4.67 4.84
Oct . Nov.
8 18
6.10 5.44
Dec. 21 4-87
258 rtATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
l-12-9aa. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Bored ob servation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 15-0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,730.66 feet atove sea level. Records available: 1948. Nov. 17, 7.39; Dec- 21, 7.05.
2-9-24bd. H. Pederson. urements inade in 1948.
Records available: 1934-42, 1946- No meas-
2-10-36db. Soraerholder. Highest observed stage in period of record, 26.66 on Apr. 14. Records available: 1934-40, 1942, 1946, 1948. Feb. 6, 26.99; Apr. 14, 26.66; June 11, 26.86; Oct. 8, 27.25.
2-12-34cd. B- McNenny. Records available: 1939-42, 1946-48.
Date
Feb. 6 Apr. 14
Water level17.44 17.50
Date
June 11 Aug. 6
Water level17-62 17.62
Date
Oct. 8 Nov. 17
Water level17.78 17.72
Date
Dec. 21
Water level17.81
3-10-34cb. R. Adams, raents made in 1948.
Records available: 1934-42, 1946. No measure-
Wheeler County
No measurements made in 1948.
York County
ll-l-35bb. Schlechte. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 283 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine IRSB, 1.50 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 23, 105.35; Oct. 14, 105.40.
ll-3-32db. Moore. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
ll-3-36ab. Mother Jewel Home. Irrigation well, diameter 12 inches. Measuring point, plug hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 23, 68.00; Oct. 14, 67.95.
ll-4-25bc. Tracy.. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 114.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 2 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 24, 66.22; Oct. 14, 66.32.
ll-4-31ba- Fenster. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 22 inches, depth 140.00 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, st land-surface datum. Records available: 1948. June 23, 72.40; Oct. 14, 72.65.
ll-4-33bb. Leuthje. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported depth 139.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available; 1948. June 24, 68.85; Oct. 14, 69.29.
NORTH DAKOTA
By J- E. Powell
PROGRAM OP WORK
Ground-water investigations and the measurement of water levels in
observation wells in North Dakota were continued in 1948 in cooperation
with the North Dakota State Water Conservation Commission. At the end of
1946, water levels were being measured in 155 observation wells of which 7
were equipped with automatic water-stage recorders. Water levels in 26
wells were being measured weekly by local observers. Measurements were
discontinued in one well. Records of a total of 1,220 water-level measure
ments are included in this report, and in addition, 1,486 water-level deter
mination obtained from wells eauipped with automatic water-stage recorders.
Field work was done in connection with studies of ground-water con
ditions in the vicinities of the towns of Minnewauk^n, Michigan, Lakota,
Portland, Kindred, Wyndraere, Litchville, Neche, and Mohall- Reports on
ground-water conditions in the vicinities of Hope and Wimbledon were pub
lished in mimeographed form.
PRECIPITATION
The average precipitation for North Dakota in 1948, as reported by the
United States Weather Bureau, was 17.45 inches, or 0.34 inch above the
1892-1948 average. Departures from normal precipitation ranged from -6.97
to +8.37 at various stations in the State. The maximum positive departures
from the normal occurred in the north-central part of the State and the
greatest negative departure took place in the southeastern part of the State-
In general, precipitation was below normal in the southern half of the State
and above, normal in the northern half. In the extreme western part of the
State, however, precipitation was above normal in the south and below nof-
mal in the northwest. Average precipitation for the State vas above nor
mal during the months of February, April, -Tuly, November, and December
The greatest monthly departures were -0.40 inch in June and +1-60 inches in
July.259
360 WATER LEVELS AtfD ARTESIAN PKBSSTTHB, 1948, NOKTH-CBNTRAL STATES
V10S3NN I W
NORTH DAKOTA 261
FLUCTUATION OF WATFR LEVEL
The average monthly water levels for the State from 1937 through 1948
are shown In the following table. These averages are based on water-level
measurements in selected observation wells, and were computed from the rec
ords from 9 wells distributed throughout the State in which water levels
were measured weekly. Four of these wells are In the Red River drainage
basin, one In the Sourls River drainage basin and three in tne Missouri
River drainage basin. Figure 9 is a graphical presentation of these data.
Average monthly water levels, In feet above assumed datum planes, in _____________observation wells In North Dakota, 1957-48__________year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June1Q3719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948
99.9799.4999.2498.84
100.68100.51100 . 40101.04100.01100-48101.30
99.9399.3899.1498.74
100.41100.44100.24100.96100.24100 . 49101.01
100.1299.3899.1398.83
100.43100.40100 . 02101.06100.18100 . 33101.10
100.4199.9599.1699.76
101 . 40101.30100.22101.49101.18101.35102.29
100.6899.9899.4399.97101.45108-09100.52101.74101.55101.74104-63
10O.35100 .0399.52100.43101.67102.73101.15101 . 71100-97102.25103.74
year1 0*^*7j.yo /19381939194019411942194319441945194619471948
July
99.9999.8999.34
100.39101 . 42102.68101.28101.27100.60102.37103.27
Aug.
99.6199.6299.2499.89
101 . 48102.19101.37100.95100.36101.93102.65
Sept .100.3199.5999.4199.07
100.16101.48101.91101.67100.71100.07101 49101.73
Oct.100.1999.4499.3798.96
100 . 73101.35101.50101.36100.71100 . 70101 . 48101 . 52
Nov.100.1399.5199.3498.95
100.64100.98100.37101-55100 . 70100.84101.57101.47
Dec.100.0599.5499.3198.92
100.26. 100.73101.26101.59100-54100.67101.51101.32
As In previous years, the water levels were low during the winter, the
lowest stage of the year occurring In February. The water levels declined
slightly from-December to March, rose a small amount during March, and rose
rapidly during April and May due to recharge from melting snow In conjunc
tion with the thawing of the ground surface. The highest water, levels of
the year were attained In May, after which they dropped gradually to
December. At the end of 1948 the average water level was 0.19 foot lower
than at the end of 1947.
The following table shows the general fluctuations and net changes In
the ground-water levels during 1948 In several regions In the State accord-
Ing to drainage basins. The regions are (1) the Red River basin, exclusive
105
104
103
102
101
100
98
figure 9.--Graph
show
ing
aver
age
monthly wa
ter
leve
l In
9
to 2O selected ob
serv
atio
nwe
lDs
In North
Dakota,
1937
-48.
NORTH DAKOTA, BOWMAN COUNTY 263
of the Souris and upper part of the Sheyenne, (2) the Devils Lake and Upper
Sheyenne River basin, (3) the James River basin, (4) the Souris River basin,
and (5) the Missouri River basin, exclusive of the James. This table indi
cates a net rise in water levels for the year in all regions except the
Red River basin, where the precipitation for the year was less than average.
Average high and low water levels, in feet below land-surface datum, and average fluctuations and average net changes in water level, in feet, in selected observation wells in five drainage basins in North Dakota in 1948
wumner or Basin wells
Red River Devils Lake and Upper
Sheyenne River James River Souris River Missouri River
11 6
4 6 6
High
5.98 14.21
10-24 9-17
38-07
Low
9.56 14.78
12.00 10.36 41.52
Fluctua tion
4.09 .57
1.76 1.18 3.45
Net change
-0.50 +1.55
+ .18 + .48 + .44
WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS
Adams County
130.97.14ccl. Mrs. Halverson. Records available; 1940-48.
Date
Jan. 5 Feb. 16
Water level48.16 48'. 23
Date
Apr. 5 27
Water level48.30 48.26
Date
Sept- 10
Water level48.55
138.57.5cbl. ments made in 1948
138.57.5cb2. ments made in 1948
156.69.36cal. 10.53.
131.102.11bal. 1948. Sept. 9, 22.
Barnes County
H- H- Wilkins. Records available: 1939-47. No measure-
H- H- Wilkins. Records available: 1939-47- No measure-
Benson County
H. Biltingsrud. Records available: 1940-48. June 17,
Bowman County
City of Bowman. Records available: 44; Sept. 14, 22.08; Sept. 21, 21,50;
1940-42; 1944-46; Sept. 28, 20.91.
131.102.11cal. City of Bowman. Records available: 1940-42; 1944-48.
Date
Jan. 19 Feb.. 12
Water level19.54 19.13.
Date
Apr. 5 Sept .10
Water level19.17 20-97
Date
Sept. 14 21
Water level20.66 20.20
Date
v Sept. 28
Water level23.39
131.102.11ca2 1948. Sept.10, 33
City of Bowman. Records 25; Sept. 14, 34.52; Sept.
available: 21, 34.33;
1940-42; 1944-46; Sept. 28, 33.89.
264 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Burke County
159.91.4ddl. U. S. Dept. of Interior, Pish and Wild-life Service. Records available: 1940-46. No measurements made in 1948.
I60.91.21cdl. U. S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service.Records available; 1940-47. No measurements made in 1948.
measurimen?s5£ade ' "' Peterson ' ««'°rds available: 1937-47- No
1948.I63.93.34cc2. Records available: 1946-47. No measurements made in
SeptI41.80.35ccl.
13, 15.85.
Burleigh County
Cella De Long. Records available: 1940-46; 1948.
Gass County
C° ' 1019 Plrst Avenue North ' Parg°' Recordsavailable?8 'l940-48. TheLowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day Jan
1 34.052 34.063 34.064 34.045 .....6 .....7 .....8 .....9 .....
10 .....11 .....12 ..... 13 .....14 .....15 .....-i { 17 .....18 .....19 .....20 .....21 .....22 .....23 .....24 .....25 .....26 .....27 .....28 .....29 .....30 .....31 a34.06
Feb.
a33.99a33.00....................
Z*Z QQ
33.8933.8833.8433.8233-8233.8133.7933.75
Mar.
33.7033.6633.6133.6133.6133.59 Z -Z r- Q
*z *z cri
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
..........
July
34.6334.6934.7034.7834.9035.02 35.1435.27
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
..........
Sept .
36.9037.1037.3037.5037.6637.7837.8037-8237.94 z ri QQ
zrr QQ
zrr QQ*zrr QQ zr? QQ
38.3038.7838-8938-9939.0739.1739.2639.3539.4539.5239.5839.6439.71
Oct.
39.80a39.90
39.9940.0240.0240.0240.0440.1040.1240-1540.1840.18 40.2040.2340 2340 2240.2440.2440.2440.2440.2640.2740.2340.3040-2940.2940.2840.2640.2140.1840.14
Nov.
40.0840.0439.9839.8739.7839.69
ZQ r>n39.15 ZQ s\ri
39.00 ZQ Q-Z
38.87a38-7638.7538.6838.6538.5938.5138.4338.3638.3038.3038.2638.20
Dec
38.1638.1138-0437.9837.9237.8537.8137.8037-7837.70
a37.65.....
a38.4038.3838-3038.2138.2138-2238.2238.2638-2538.2338-1838.1438.1438.11
a Tape measurement. 139.48.7acbl- City of Fargo. In Island Park. Records available:
1940-48.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day Jan. Feb. Mar. flay June July Aug. Sept. Cot. Nov. Dec.1 ..... 42.05 ..... ..... 43.13 ..... ..... 42.57 42-86 42.77 42.812 ..... ..... ..... ..... 43.15 ..... ..... 42.57a42.90 42.77 42.813 42.02 ..... ..... ..... 43.14 ..... ..... 42.57 42.70 42.75 42.794 42.04 ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 42.59 42.68 42.73 42.795 42.06 ..... ..... ..... 42.76 ..... ..... 42.60 42.63 42.71 42.686 42.06 ..... ..... ..... 43.74 ..... ..... 42.64 42.59 42.83 42.697 42.04 ..... 41.89 ..... 43.71 ..... ..... 42.65 42.61 42.87 42.708 42.01 ..... 41.85a41.88 43.73 ..... ..... 42.66 42.72 42.87 42.739 42.08 ..... 41.66 ..... 43.72 42.35 ..... 42.67 42.72 42.86 42.77
Tape measurement.
NORTH DAKOTA, CASS COUNTY 265
139.48. 7acbl Cont inued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay10 11 12 13 14 15 16 171 fl
19 20PIpp
?d25PR
2728OQ
30 T ~t
Jl
42 42 42 42
42
an.
.07
.02
.06
.06
...
...
...
.03
Feb.
42.03 42.01 41.97 42.0042.0042.03
42.0142.0141-96dl QQ
41.99 41.9541.9441.90
Har . Hay
41 . 92 41.94 ..... 41.93 ..... 41.90 .....
..... .....
..... .....
..... 43.11
..... 43 . 13
... .. 43.14
..... 43.14
June
43.75 43.75 43.75
.....
a42.17
.....
July
42.36 42.35 42.35 42.37 42.38 42.35 42.33
.....
.....
.....
Aug.
.....
.....
.....
42! 5542.5542.54
Sept.
42.68 42.67 42.58 42.62 42.61 42.56 42.58 42.6942.6542.65 42.6542.6742.6842.6942.7342.82 42.8342.8342.83dp RP42.83
Oct.
42.72 42.75 42.75 42.76 42.79 42.76 42.91 42.9242.9042.90 42.9042.9142 9442.9642.9542.91 42 9242.9342.93 42.93dp en42.75
Nov.
42.84 42.83 42.83 42.83 42.76 42.78 42.77 42.7642.8242.83 42.8242.8042.80dP 7QdP 7Q
42.76 42 7442.8042.82 42.8142.81
Dec.
42.78 42.73 42.70 42.78 42.78 42.76 42.73 42.7642.7642.80 42.7342.74dP 7Q42.8042.8042.84 42.8642.8242.79 42.8442«84
a Tape measurement.
139.48.18abl. City of Fargo. Records available: 1938-48-
Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts
Date
Jan. 123456789
10111213141516
Feb. 1234567
14
Water level
35.5835.523.5.563-5.5735.5835.5835.5335.5235.6035.6035.5235.5635.5635.5635.5335.5435.4535.4735.4735.4235^4435.4335.4735.40
Date
Feb. 1516171819202122232425262728
Har. 789
101112
Hay 28293031
Water level
35.363'5,3235.3535.3535.4035.4035.3435.3435,3035.3435.3435.3035.3235.2935.2035.1835. £035.2435.2535.2335.6235.6535.6635.66
Date
Hay 31June 1
23456789
10252627282930
July 129101112
Water level
35.6635.6435.6735.6135.6434.3034.2934.2934.3334.3334.35
a35.6935.7135.7235.7335.7635.7835.7835.7736.0036.0136.0136.02
Date
July 1314
Aug. 293031
Sept. 123456789
101112131415161819-
Water level
36.0636.0936.4035.4136.4236.4636.4836.49
a36.4836.5336.5736.5936.6036.9236.62
a36.9536.0836.1236-1236.1036.12
a36.82a36.82
a Tape measurement.
139.49.led. City of Fargo. Records available: 1937-4P.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsJan. 10
1]1213141516
45.9245.8145.8645.8545.8445.7245.82
Feb. 1234567
45.3545.3545.3645.2845.2845.2645.25
Feb. 14151617181920
45.0945.0644.9844.9844.9844.9744.97
Feb. 21222324252627
a44.9444.9244.8644.8844.8844.8344-78
a Tape measurement.
266 WATER LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTEAL STATES
139.49.Iccl Cont inued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Date
Feb. 28June 5"8
252627282930
July 129
101112
Water level44.71
a55.10a47.66a54.7053.7053.7054.3253.7653.8252.8652.20
a52.7752.7652.7752.77
Date
July 13141516
Sept. 24
1125
Oct. 28
1618232530
Water level52.7852.7952.7852.78
a76.25a78.10a82.48a86.98a87 . 40a89.40a81 . 00a86.98a80.30a85.20a72.00
Date
Oct. 31Nov. 1
2346
1319
Dec. 456789
Water level71.2?69.9869-8068.1067.40
a65.20a62.70a53.00a57.3157.1556.9956.9756.9656.94
I-te
r*c. 1112131415161719202122232425
Water level45.8045.7445.6045.5845.3245.2345.26
a55.8055.2554.9056.4056.0355.10
a55.40
a Tape measurement.
139.49.6adl. Union Stockyards. Records available; 1938-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
2
456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
May
67.2567.2767d367.1467.1167.1567.1567.15
67.7267.7467.7667.92
June68.01
68.5868.76
a70.16
70.6470.7070.7070.7070.7670.8470.8770.92
71.0071.0070.9970.9870.9470.94
July Aug . Sept .70 QA TJC* ^P
7H QR 7P AAV2 52
..... ..... 72.63
..... ..... 72 . 63
..... ..... 72 . 60
..... ..... 72 . 57
..... ..... 72 . 51
..... ..... 72.50
..... ..... 72 . 49
..... ..... 72.47
..... ..... 72.18
..... ..... 72.12
..... ..... 72.10
..... ..... 72.10
..... ..... 72-09
..... ..... 72.07
..... ..... 72-07
..... ..... 71-86
..... ..... 71.83
..... ..... 71.83
..... ..... 71.81
..... ..... 71.81
..... ..... 71.83
..... ..... 71.83
..... ..... 71.80
..... ..... 71.80
..... ..... 71.82
..... 72.22 71.84
..... 72.26 71.87
..... 72.32
Oct.71 8971.90
72.5072.4772.4572.4872.5071.9871.9672.0172.1272.2072.2872.3272.1172-1072.0672.0472.0872.1472.1772.2172.1772.1472.1472.1772.2572.3572.3072.30
Nov.170 xnr»o OQ
72 2972.3072.3172.3072.3072.3072.3172.3672.3872.4272.4272.4072.4072.4272.4472.4872.5071. B871.8871.8271.7971.7871.7671.6871.61
Dec.
71.9071.8971.8971.8771.8771.8771.9071.9071.9171.9271.9471.9571.9671.9071.6071 . 6071.6071.6171.6271.6271.6471.6471.6471.6371.6371.6471.6471.64
a Tape measurement
137.50.29dad4. Village of Kindred. City inches, depth 45 feet- Drilled in spring 1948.
supply veil, diameter 8 Records available: 1948.
Date
Oct. 151718
Waterlevel9.30
34.2029.50
Date
Oct. 192021
Waterlevel
29.5526.5226.57
Date
Oct. 222324
Waterlevel
26.5826.2726.39
I^te
Oct. 252627
Waterlevel
26.4726.2026.24
NORTH DAKOTA, CAVALIER COUNTY 267
137.50.29dad4 Continued-
Date
Oct. 28293031
Nov. 12345
Water level26.3125.7826.3726.2926.3226.3226.3926.3226.32
Date
Nov. 6789
IP111213
Water level
26.3926.4226.4526.3826.2726.3326.2826.15
Date
Nov. 1415161718192021
Water level26.2826.4326.5326.5726.4926.449.869.57
Date
Nov. 22232425
Dec. 3122027
Water level9.529.44
26.059.669.379-189.169.39
137,50.29dda5. Village of Kindred. Dug well, depth 35 feet. Equipped with hand pump. Measuring point, top of wooden well cover at hole about 1 foot south of pump, 1-00 foot above land-surface datum. Records avail able: 1948.
Oct. 1718192021222324252627
9.309.309.489.569.569.599.579.649.649.649.67
Oct. 28293031
Nov. 1234567
9.699.709.699.689.689.679.639.599. '619.629.63
Nov. 89
101112131415161718
9.629.589.519.369.619.599.589.599.599.629.47
Nov. 1920
. 2122232425
Dec. 3122027
9.359.669.599.629.619.358.748.548.568.588.64
137.50.29ddcl. Village of Kindred. City supply well, diameter 8 inches, depth 47 feet- Drilled in fall of 1948. Measuring point, top of 8-inch casing, 1.17 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948- Dec. 3, 8-15; Dec. 12, 8-68; Dec. 20, 7.97; Dec. 27, 8-01.
Records available: 1937-48.
Records available: 1937-48.
Records available: 1937-48.
161.60-14cdl. City of Langdon. Records available; 1937-48
140.52.14ddl. June 5, 7.34; Sept.
140.52.14dd3. June 5, 9.66; Sept.
140 . 52 . 14dd4 . June 5, 16.47; Sept.
Mrs. Arthur D. South. Rec 2, 11.35.
Mrs. Arthur D. South. Rec 2, 11.83.
Mrs . Arthur D- South. Rec . 2, 11.49.
Cavalier County
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
3111724317
1421286
132027«
18.4618.4618-5418.7118.7718.8118.8819.0219.1319.2519.2519.2519.2919.35
Apr.
May
June
July
10172418
1522295
1219263
19.4119.4119.0218.7518.3717.0416.7716.5416.3316.3716.4116.3516.46
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
101724317
142128
. 41118252
16161616171617171717171617
.58
.63
.71
.73
.15
.98
.04
.13
.21
.29
.41
.67
.79
Oct. 9162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec- 411182431
17.7317.9317.8917.8617-9217.9817.9918.1618.2218.1618.2618.3018.38
161 60 14dal- City of Langdon. Records available; 193V-48Jan.
Feb.
31117247
6.987.157.357.658.98
Feb.
Mar.
1421286
13
8-108.318.568.858-81
Mar.
Apr.
20273
1017
8.698.969.347.987.90
Apr.May
2418
1522
5.484.483.811.561.29
947837 O 51- -18
268 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
161.60 14dal Cont inued.
Date
May 29 June 5
12 19 26
July 3 10 31
Water level3.77 4.44 4.71 5.23 4.89 5.29 5.56 3.65
Date
Aug.
Sept
7 21 28
. 4 11 18 25
Water level3.98 3.93 4.95 5.21 5.65 6.10 6.60
Date
Oct. 2 9
16 23 30
Nov. 6 13
Water level6. -81 7.19 7.26 7.58 7.95 7.69 7.68
Date
Nov. 20 27
Dec. 4 11 18 24 31
Water level7.97 7.58 7.61 7.65 7.98 8.30 8.63
161.60.14dcl. City of Langdon. Records available: 1937-48.
Jan-
Feb.
War.
Apr-
3111724317
1421286
1320273
20-5820.6420.. 7820.9721.1821.3521.4321.5621.6421.7221.6421.3121.1020-77
Apr.
May
June
July
10172418
1522295
12192631O
19.5819.5818.5818.4318.4118.4619.0219.2719.4719.5619.6819.4.919.9719.94
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
1724317
142128
. 411182529
20191919191919202020202020
.02
.76
.60
.76
.60
.74
.91
.18
.52
.60
.7?
.91
.63
Oct. 10162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec- 411182431
20.9519.5820-6420.5720.5020-4320-5320.5620.5720.5320.5320-5320-52
161.60.23bcl. City of Langdon. Records available: 1937-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr-
31117247
1421286
1320273
27-8429.0533.8842.6320.7227.5523.4025.0526.0526.5526.8027.2226.19
Apr.
May
June
July
10172418
1522295
1219263
2920252011191110109999
.22
.58
.11
.97
.96
.13
.17
.42
.13
.78
.63
.51
.67
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
101724317
142128
. 41118252
9.809.949.659.8210.0510.1510.5110.6710.9911.4211.7212.0512.34
Oct. 9162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec. 411182431
12.6812.7213.7416.4917.2815.8214.1414.6114.8014.7915.0015.2015.40
Dickey County
129.59.7bal. D. C- Botts. Records available: 1940-48. June 14, 8.32; Sept. 3, 8.08-
129.60.24ccl. V- S. Doyen. Records available: 1940-45; 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
130.59.3bcl. M. J. Reinhart. Records available: 1941-48. June 14, 5.35; Sept. 3, 6.65.
130.59.9bcl. H. 0. Martin, administrator. Records available: 1940-48. Sept. 3, 7.96.
131.59.16ddl. State of North Dakota- Records available: 1940-48. June 14, 21.59; Sept. 14, 21.80-
131.59.28bal. City of Oakes. Records available: 1940-48.
Jan.
Feb.
714291626
8.268.298.328.468.49
Mar. 411182430
88877
.45.40.33.70.50
Apr.
May
61319263
7.387.067.397.407.39
May
June
101724317
6.616.606.607-797.83
NORTH DAKOTA, EDDY COUNTY 269
131.59.28bal Continued.
Date
June
July
Aug.
1421285
12192829
Water level7.957-84v.807.988.158.167.938.137.96
Date
Aug.
Sept
172330
. 1379
1620
Water level8.248.308-389.228.508.508.619.258.59
Date
Sept
Oct.
Nov.
.2227294
1118251
Water level9.238-529 .218.648.588.548-558.53
Date
Nov. 8152229
Dec- 6132027
Water level8-478.468.478-458-508-538.508.56
131.59.29aal. Fred Sletvold. Records available; 1943-48. June 14, 10-45; Sept. 3, 9.81.
131.59.33ccl. Lynus Sltts, Jr. Records available: 1941-48. June 14, 7.79; Sept. 14, 8.36.
131.64.36al. State of North Dakota. Records available: 19o9-44; 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
Divide County
162.97.6dal. Adolf Carison. Records available: 1946-47. No measure ments made in 1948.
163.97.22cdl. J. M. Johnson. Records available: 193^-47. No meas urements made in 1948.
163.100.34aal. A- U- Anderson. Records available: 194C-46. No measurements made in 1948.
Dunn County
145.92.25adl. S- P- Lesmeister. Records available: 1942-46-
Jan . 1630
Feb. 6132027
Mar. 5121926
8.258.109.968.969.068-698". 838.867.157-16
Apr. 5121926
July 30Aug. 6
132027
Sept . 3
6.676.736.676.648.958.907.108.588-838.75
Sept. 8101724
Oct. 18
152229
8.748.708.628.618.748.798.788.708.59
Nov. 5121926
Dec. 310172431
8.62s-ao8-778-828.788.778.788.838.88
Eddy County
148.67.28dal. gallons a minute.
150.66.9bal. Sept. 15, 19.00.
150.66.9bdl.
Pfau Estate. Sept.. 15, 15.
Elmer Moe Records available:
Gilbert Olson. Records available: May 22, 13.30; Sept. 15, 14.45.
150.66.9cbl. U. S. 49. Stockyards
Records available: 1940-48. Flow, in
1936; 1938-46; 1948.
1936; 1938-48.
Records available: 1936-48-
MaySept
Oct .
22.15212V4
6.587.077.057-O57-12
Oct.
Nov.
101622283
7-167.257-277.267.33
Nov.
Dec .
91521273
77777
.43
.48
.45
.46
.55
Dec. 9152127
7-597.63V.66V.70
150.66.9cdl. L- S. ,8.00; Sept. 15, 8.94.
Rude- Records available: 1936; 1938-48. Mav 22,
270 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
golden Valley County
139.106.2ddl. Mrs. Tangen. Records available: 1940-48; 1946-47. No measurements made in 1948.
140.106.25cbl. Citv of Beach. Records available: 1948-47. Measurements discontinued.
grant Countj
134.85.10aal. R. 0. Ozbun. Records available: 1940-44; 1946-48. Sept. 7, 20.89.
Qrlggs County
144.59.BObd. Griffith Loan & Investment Co. Records available: 1940-48. June 19, 18.17; Sept. 16, 18.73.
Hettlnger County
133.93.5bdl. L- P- Bverhart. Records available: 1938-42; 1946-48- Jan. 7, 51.32; Feb. 4, 51.86; Mar. 1, 49.85-
Kldder County
138.73.9ccl. U- S. 53. Herman Peterson. Records available: 1937-48-
Date
June 16 Sept. 7
Water level6.35 7.67
Date
Sept .21 Oct. 5
Water level
V.67 7.78
Date
Oct. 12 19
Water level7.73 7.67
Date
Oct. 26 Nov. 2
Water level5.57 5-57
139.71.3ccl. Jake Schaurer. Records available: 1940-48. June 16, 10.13; Sept. 4, 10.81.
139.71.10bcl. Village qf Tappen. Records available: 1940-48. June 16, 7-21; Sept. 4, 7-72.
139.71.27ccl- Phillip Mitteleider. Records available: 1940-48. June 16, 0-45; Sept. 4, 1.44.
139.72-lOcal- Chas. Woesnner. Records available: 1940-48. June 16, 11.12; Sept. 4, 12-80.
142-70.23abl. Mrs- Pagereng. Records available: 194C-48. June 16, 13.98; Sept. 4, 18.54.
LaMoure County
133.64.3bcl. Town of Edgeley. Records available: 1940-48. June 14, 23.58; Sept. 3, 26.48.
134.64.24dcl- Mrs- Pidela Davis- Records available: 1939-48. June 14, +0.16.
Logan County
135.72.21bcl. Pete Draeger. Records available: 1940-43; 1946. No measurements made in 1948.
McHenry -County
151.77.ldcl. Mrs. H. Notbohm. Records available: 194O-47. Measure ments discontinued.
152.79.6bcl. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Co. June 17, 16.87.
155.79.8aal. Cities Service. Records available: 194C-42; 1945-48. June 17, 7.54; Sept. 15, 5.71.
I56.76.11bdl. Village of Towner. Records available: 1940-48. Sept- 15, 12.13.
NORTH DAKOTA, MCLEAN COUNTY 271
156.78.36bd- Denbigh Forest Experimental/Station well 1. U- S- Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Records available: 19r9-41; 1943-48. Sept. 14, 2.74; Sept. 21, 1.34; Sept. 28, 3.28.
156.78.36bc2. U. S- 50- Denbigh Forest Experimental Strtion well 2. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41; 1943-48. June 17, 5.76; Sept. 14, 3.78; Sept. 21, 2.94; Sept. 28, 3.92.
156.78.36bc3. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well J". U. S- Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Records available: 19J"9-41; 1945-48. June 17, 4.12; Sept. 14, 2.43.
156.78.36bc4. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 4- D. S> Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Records available: 19J"9-41; 1944-48. June 17, 3.31; Sept. 14, 2.60.
156.78.36ddl.' Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 5. U- S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41; 1944-48. No measurements-made in 1948.
S156.79.33dcl. Harold H- Sullwold. Records available; 1940-48.
June 17, 5.82; Sept- 14, 7.55.157.75.31dcl. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service- Records
available: 1940-48. June 18, 3.08; Sept. 14, 4.19.158.78.3dcl. Walter Arneson. Records available: 1940-48. June 18,
12.29; Sept. 14, 12.25.
Mclntosh County
130.69.7cdl. Freida Forrest. Records available: 1938-48- June 14, 6.13; Sept. 15, 12.64.
130-69.7cd2. Freida Forrest. Records available: 1938-48. June 14, 4.83; Sept. 15, 6.32.
132.70.28dal. Dan Nigisch- Records available: 1940-4f. June-14, 16.71; Sept. 15, 17.70.
132.71.15aal- U. S. 55. Records available: 1940-46; If48. Sept. 15, 25.03.
132.71.24adl. Federal Land Bank. Records available: 1S40-48. June 14, 8.58.
McKenzle County
150.100.12ccl. Chas. E. Fleck. Records available: 193E-48.
Date
Jan. 3101731
Feb. 721
Mar. 6132027
Apr. 1017
Water level
114.10113.75113 . 72114.08114.19113 . 68113.78113 . 77114.10113.89113.70113.78
Date
Apr- 24May 1
152229
June 5121926
July 310
Water level
114.10114.00114.00113.85113.94113.86113.95113.90114.10113.90113,95
Date
July 172431
Aug. 7142128
Sept . 4111825
Water level
114.01113.78114.07113.91113.94113 ..88114.03113.88113 . 76113.91114.08
Date
Oct. 29
162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec- 411
Water level
113.81113. B8114.13113.75113.83114.00113.73113.83114.25113.90113.75
1948.
HeLean County
149.84-15bcl. State of North Dakota- Records available: 1937-46;
Sept . 11 13
43 43
.60
.87Sept .21
2943.80 45-40
Oct. 7 18
45.60 44.60
Oct. 2630
44.20 44-40
272 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Mercer County
144.85.22adl. Maichel Bros. Records available: 1940-48- Sept. 10, 14.34.
Morton County
134.82.36cbl. Albrecht & Johnson. Records available: 1941-48. No measurements made In 1948.
136.81.6dcl. Joe Lanz, Jr. Records available: 1941-48.
Date
Sept . 7 13 20 27
Oct. 4
Water level20.94 20.89 20.85 20.93 20-99
Date
Oct. 11 18 25
Nov. 1
Water level20-98 21.00 21.02 21.04
Date
Nov. 8 15 22 29
Water level21-07 21-06 21-04
^1-05
Date
Dec. & 13 20 27
Water level21-09 21.15 21.18 21.25
138.8l.4bbl. U- S- 54- U. S- Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service. Records available: 1937-46. No measurements imde In 1948-
139.85.15ccl. Fred Lehde. Records available: 1941-48-
Jan. 311172531
Feb. 7142128
Mar. 6132027
33.0733.1233.2033.2133.2933.3933.4433.4433.5333.4633.6131.3831.59
Apr. 3101724
May 38
152229
June 8121926
31.6030-9932.0531.9332.0931.9031-9332-0432.1432-1732.2132.3432.37
July 310192431
Aug. 7142128
Sept 48
1119
^2.4532.5832.5732-5732.6632.7132.7332.7732-8532.9732-9432.9332.98
Sept. 25Oct. 3
9172330
Nov. 8132027
Dec. 41118
33.0133.1233.0333.1333.1733.1433.1633.1733.2033.1933.2533.2833.38
139.88.32abl. Henry Polenberg. measurements made in 1948.
Records available: 1941-47. No
Mountraij. County
152.89.6aal. Emil Molter. ments made In 1948.
Records available: 193^-47. No measure-
Nelson County
152-58.18daa. Ole Norum. Geological Survey test h->le, diameter 4 Inches, depth 20 feet. Drilled May 1948. Measuring point, top of collar 4-Inch standard pipe casing, 1.50 feet above land-surfac? datum- Records available: 1948.May 28July 25Sept. 17
28Oct. 2
2.813.815.855.805.95
Oct. 9162330
6.006.056.056-10
Nov. 6132027
6.106.056.106.10
Dec- 4111825
6.106.156.206.25
141.82.10bal. made In 1948-
160-56.8dcal. Sept. 25, 6.36-
160.56.9ccbl.
160.56.9dccl. 6.03.
Oliver County
Otis Tye. Records available; 1940-46. No measurements
Pembina County
Paul B. Olafson. Records available: 1946-48.
Ole Soli. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25, 5.20.
J. Anderson. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25,
NORTH DAKOTA, PEMBINA COUNTY 273
160.56.16aaal- S- J. Hanson. Records available: 1946-48- Sept. 25, 7.76.
160.56.16aaa2. Gritherun Thorstenson. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25, 20.00.
160.56.16aabl. S. J. Hallgrimson. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25, 8.49.
160.56.16aab2. Lutheran parsonage. Records available; 1946-48. Sept. 25, 8.73.
160.56.l6aab3. H. J. Hallgrimson. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 4111926
Feb. 28
1523
Mar. 17
14212728
waterlevel10.5010.6710 .'5810.7510.5810.5010.6610.7510.5010.5010.6610.5010.3310.17
Date
Apr. 5121926
May 29
152431
June 410172430
Water level9-679.838.503.673.673.003.503.673.503.834.674.833.674.50
Date
July 4121926
Aug. 29
162230
Sept . 512192526
Water level4.905.505.905.706.506-508-508.308.908.609.509.607.828.70
Date
Oct. 410162331
Nov. 7142229
Dec. 7122026
Water level7.307.508.107.707.507.707.907.877.707.707.708.108.20
160.56.16aab4. Sept. 25, 9.00.
160-56.16aacl. Sept. 25, 6.57.
160.56.16aadl. 16.16.
160.56.16adal. 11.65.
160.56.16ada2. 11.23.
160.59.16ada3. Sept. 25, 15.37.
160.59.16ada4. 14.48.
160.56.16adbl. 8.47.
160.56.16accl. 5.56.
160.56.16bdal.
H. J. Hjaltalin. Records available: 1S46-48.
Mountain School. Records available: 1946-48.
Mr. Paulson. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25,
Oscar Byron. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25,
Oscar Byron. Records available: 1946-48. Sept. 25,
Walter Hallison- Records available: 1S46-48.
Mr. Olafson. Records available-: 1946-48. Sept. 25,
H. Olafson. Records available: 1946-4E. Sept. 25,
H. Olafson. Records available: 1946-4F. Sept. 25,
H. T. Hjaltalin. Records available: 1946-48.
Sept
Oct.
.25264
10
6.639.207.507.10
Oct.
Nov.
1724317
7.106.707.107.20
Nov.
Dec-
1422297
7677
.40 60.20.20
Dec. 122026
7.307.f;o6.60
161.56.22bbl. E- J. Lander Co. Records available: 1941-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
3101724317
1421286
132028
7.257.257.337.417.467.577.677.737.747.677.777.837.60
Apr. 3101724
May 18
152229
June 5121925
7.587.337.084.813.583.743.744.064.444.775.025.335.28
July 310172431
Aug. 7142128
Sept . 4111825
5.265.115.064.414.875.255.375.595.966.216.626.967.21
Oct. 29
162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec- 4111825
7.417.577.647.737.717.747.787.807-837-857.877.967.98
274 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194C, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
162.53.31ccl. Garnett A Snell. Records available: 1941-48.'
Date
Jan.
Pet).
Mar.
310172431
7142128
6132027
Water level9.809.969.949.90
10.0110.0910-0410-1910.2810-3610.3410.3410.42
Date
Apr. 3101724
Itey 18
152229
June 5121926
Water level
10.319.789.789.787.967.737.697.107.237.537.848.077.87
Date
July
Aug.
Sept
310172431
7142128
4111825
Water level
7.557.587.507.347.116.897.607.898.208.528.799.129.35
Drte
0-jt. 29
162330
N->v. 6132027
Die 4111025
Water level9.609-699.739.789.629.659.689.709.759.789.729.769.81
162.55.3ddl. Albert C. McCurdy. Records available: 1941-48.
Jan-
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
411182518
1522277
1421284
9.089.139.239.329.429.66 9.749.869.9510-0210.0210.049.769.47
Apr-
May
June
July
11182519
1623306
1320274
9.078.427.386.415.975.765.665.886.036.186.586.266.07
July 11182425
Aug. 18
152229
Sept . 5121926
5.856.005.635.025.686.026.246.476.767.007.227.387.63
0-it. 310172431
N?v. 7142128
D^c- 5121926
7-727-827.978.058.118.057.927.968.048.098.018.188.22
162.55.3dd2. A- C. McCurdy. 13.00; Oct. 10, 9.97.
163.56.9aal. Herman Tesmer. July 24, 6-35; Oct. 2, 9.23.
Records available:
Records available:
194^-48. July 24,
1941-44; 1946-48.
Pierce County
156.72.lObal. Brie Harmmel. Records available: 1940-48. June 17, 21.99; Sept. 15, 21.77.
Ramsey County
153.64.5aal. Ray Young. Records available: 1942-48. June 18, 26.59; Sept. 15, 29.71.
153.64.20ccl. W. H. Summers. Records available: 19*2-48. Sept. 15, 49.28.
153.64.25cal. Camp Grafton Military Reserve. Record" available: 1943-48. Sept. 15, 54.17.
153.65.14acl. Mrs. Bonnl.e Boland. Records available; 1937-48. June 18, 56.18; Segt. 15, 57.34.
Ransom County
136.56.3abl. Melfrid Skramstad. Records available: 1940-46; 1948. Sept. 2, 13.99.
Renvllle County
161.84.13cd2. Fred Paris. Records available: 1940-47. No measure ments made in 1948.
NORTH DAKOTA, STARK COUNTY 275
161.84.24abl. J. Dighton Taylor. Records available: 1P40-46. No measurements made in 1948.
161.85.20aal. Minnesota Trust Co. Records available: 1937-47. No measurements made in 1948.
Richland County
132.49.12dal. Ira Madden. Records available: 1938-46. Measurements discontinued.
6.28.133.52.32cdl. Records available: 1946-48. June 13, 7.76; Oct. 9,
133.52.33cdd. U. S- 52. John Liljemark- Records available; 1937-48.
Date
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
3101724317
17266
1320293
10
Water level5.315.315.315-355.355.395.315.315.315.315.315.275.265.06
Date
Apr.
May
June
July
1724181522295
121319263
Water level5.065.064.934.814.434.434-474.644-604.954.393.853.77
Date
July
Aug.
Sept .
Oct.
101726317
1421284
1118252
Water level3.854.053.703.703.974. 054.316.576.726.987.116.947.15
Date
Oct. 9162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec. 411182531
Water level7.117.157.157.116.826.576.496-496.286.697.037.247.44
Rollette County
162.69.17al. Town of Rolls. Records available: 1940-44; 1946-48. June 18, 18.47.
Sheridan County
145-75.28bbl. Bank of North Dakota. Records available: 1938-47. No measurements made in 1948-
Sioux County
130.79.7cl. Mrs. Lookingout. Records available: 1940-47. No meas urements made in 1948.
130.80.23dal- Mrs. Mulache. Records available: 1941-47. No meas urements made in 1948.
1948.133.82.25bal. Records available; 1946-47. No measurements made in
Slope County
134.100.14dal. Arthur Nesseth. Records available: 194C-48- Sept. 10, 14.44.
Stark County
139.91.2bal. Roland and George Punk- Records available: 1940-48. Sept. 9, 3.65.
139.96.3bbc. City of Dickinson. City test well, diameter 8 inches, depth 191 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.90 feet above land-sur face datum. Drilled in spring 1944. Records available: 1947-48.
276 WATEP. LEVELS AliD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, IIORTII-GHWEAL STA73S
139 .96.3"b"bc-- Continued.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts , 1947
Day Jan.1 ......2 .
4 ......5 ......6 ......7 ......
10 ......11 ......12 ......1 **.
14 ......15 .....;1 C
17 ......1 Q
19Of)
2122 ...O 1?
24 ......PC,ocprr -j OQ rnpo T OQ *. »PQ T po r\r\
30 128.04 31 129.12
Feb.1 PQ 1 P
128.501 PQ n^1 PQ AR
128.04129 40129 601 PQ «A1PQ QP
130.00
i PQ nn1 PQ ''.R
130.00130.40129 00129 901 PQ ^R
o 1 PQ ^^129 77130.06T i.r\ cp
129 27TPQ RR
1P9 62129 791 PQ 1 7T pQ QQ
Mar.129 92129.86129 -04TOO i.n
129.90130.45T PQ HO.
130-43130.441 ''.O Q^
129 97129. 48~\ ^n Q^i ''.n QQ130.65130.65T -zr\ Qp
130.90131.23131.33i -zi -z-z
131.25131.25131.50131.24131.74
m ris-
131.76 130.48
Apr.WO . 48130.37130.16130-15
a 129. 48
a!28.47
a!25.93
oipp rrniprr An
127.65
May129.55129.95130.47129.30130.33130.33130.34131.04131.0413O.88130.88131.40130.10131.35131.35T *z 1 *7Q
129.20131.17T *^o en120.10116.7012 '.141 1 Q T A
"} 0-Z T p
1 PO PQ
113.81117.06TIC C 1^
111.50 116.06
June119.24119.65120.28121.18122.10122 . 10121.07114.70i PI pn
122.80T PI *^R
119.60120.50124.30124.50113.58112.32107.90103.32101.38
QQ Q^
98.55
112.35111.69110.10
a Tape measurement.Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts, 1947
Day12345673910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
July119.60122.00124.33124-83118.75121.17120.76120.98122 . 40125.00125.14116-80112.40110.20110-20120. SO122.24122.24
a!26.49127.14127-14123.75125-50126.94126.18
Aug.127.70128.121 P7 RR
128.57128.601 PQ nn128.70124 97122.75121.301 PP QH122.85121.55113.00120-80119.64119.64120.20120.42121.10
a!23.90125.40126.49126.90123.80125.90126.60126.67
al!2.40
Sept.
112.90n K c/-\109 . 631 1 Q r\(\
120.10116.60116.62118-06117 .98117.20116.65116.45115.82
0 1 1 R <*£>
a!04.69
a!21.17114.10
Oct.108.75
all8. 80
117.901 T rr Q/-|
m PQ
117.26117.70117-18118.45117.38117.10120.071 1 Q 41
117.65112.30108.70
a!07.19
Dec.
116-98117.08117.00
NORTH DAKOTA, STARK COUNTY 277
139.96.3bbc- -Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts, 1948Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Jan.
119.60 120.00 120-10 120-86 119.80 121.52 121.40 125.58 118.80 115.90 109.75 108-55
al!9.43 125.20 124.10 120.92 121.00 122.95 125.52 125.40 125.22 125.80 125.78 125 . 72 125.42 123.88 124.60 124.92
Feb.
124.96 121.42 122.52 125.08 121.80 125.18 123.25 123.55 120.00 121.40 122 . 70 122.90 125.58 122.92 122.23 122.33 123 . 82 124.00 125.10 124.00
124.30 123 . 40 122.90 122.90 123 . 12 125 . 40
a Tape measurement . Lowest dally water
Day1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
July102.50
102.28 102.28 102.15
115.65 115.40 118.05 114.15 115.65 118.20 114.15 117.80 113.10 118.50 119.87 119.14 118.65 106.50
alOl.OO 111.92 111.26 111.08 113.90 114.20 115 . 40 120-76 114.55
Aug.115.20 106.10 104.15 112 . 48 110.40 104.60 102 . 45 101.45 111.25 100.50 109 . 00
119.90 111.20 110.10 120.50 112.10 112.75 114.95 125.58 126.10 125.08 125.00 126.05
125.74 128.50 124.10 126.72 124.57
Mar.
122.60 125.51 124.40 124.60 123.30 123.80 125 . 46 122.65 123.50 125.58 125 . 45 122.60 125 . 10 125.29 122.00 125.57
125.78 125 . 60 123.40 124.68 124.72 124.21 121.60 123.20 124.88
level, f>omSent .
123.06 127.07
a!26.09 127.20 124.40 105 . 80
a!04.40
al!7.50
125.66 125.52 122.35 125.38 114.50 124.58 124.25 119.18
102.65 114.87 109.68 104.10
Apr-
124.88 124.10 123.64 124.28 121.10 124.90 125.10 126.22 125.40 125.42 124.65 124.40 125.40 125.53 125.60 125.77 125.40 125.80 125.55 126.40
127.00 127.56 127.70 127.65 128.20 128.44 128.49 128 . 40 128.44
recorderOct.
102.90 101.90
al01.40 118.50 116.60 103 . 60 100.21 98.82
a 101. 10 97.18 97.00 96.72 96.00
113.96 112.66 113.66 112.60 124.50 125.20 126.40 126.55 126.86 125.40 128.50 116.52 129.55 128.50 128.15 129.30
May
128.55 128-47 128.70 128.76 129.02 125.10 125.87 122.40 121.75 121.44 120.48 125.80 121.05 118.95 119.05 119.18 117.00 117.28 117.68 118.92 119.07 118.97 119.20 116.14 115.94 115.04 115.62 111.40 109.90 109.05 108.55
charts, 1948Nov.
127.40 127.22
150.10 150.72 129.60 128.60 129.75 129.57 128.10 151.08 129.74 127.78 129.26 129.27 150 . 75
a!26.05 150.60 131.00 151.00 150.27 150.24 128.50 129.90 120.10
June107.60 107.05 106.00 109.40 107.40 105.08 105.58 109 . 48 110.10 110.65 111.20 110.02 107.55 105.65 104.90 104.40 105 . 90 105 . 50 105.10 103.10 102 . 58 102.25 112.07 105 . 88 104. P8
105.60 104.15
Dec-119.02 128.15 129.46 129.96 129.04 122.76 121.67 121.76 120.56 112.76 116-19 108.56
allO.36 109 . 05 115-70 117.26 109.85 106-87 105.58 115.35 119.90 107.24 115.53 116.40 116.68 107 . 90 105.25 104.10 122 . 48 117.60 117.75
a Tape measurement.
278 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 194G, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
148.57.15aal. 9.29; Sept. 16, 8-
137.64.33ccl. 1940-48. June 14,
158.66.20c"l. 19.53:
Steele County
Mrs- Snortland. Records available: 1910-48- June 19, 93.
Stutaman County
Union Central Life Insurance Co. Records available; 41.40.
Towner County
S. L. Isaacson- Records available: 194?-48. June 18,
160.66.28bal. Bank of North Dakota. Records available: 1937-48.
Date
Jan-
Mar.Apr-
May
310172431273
1017241
Water level
14.7014.6814.6514.6214.5614.4614.4314.4314.4014.4014.39
Date
May
June
July
81522295
12181926310
Water level
14.3414.3414.3414.3814.3814.3814.6014.4214.4614.5114.53
Date
July
Aug.
Sept.
1724317
1421284
111925
Water level
14.5314-4814.4514.4514.4414.4214.4814.4014.4014.4214.42
Date
Oct.
Nov.
De?..
29
1623306
1320274
Water level
14.4014.3814.3814.3814.3814.3614.3414.3414,3114.29
146.5117.33.
146.5110.48.
148.53
Traill County
24cdl. A. C. Skyberg. Records available: 1937-48. Sept. 9,
24bcl. A. C. Peterson. Records available: 1946-48. June 5,
18aal. City of Hatton. Records available: 19"57-48.
MayJune
July
155
192718
6.946.687.267.147.85
July
Aug.
25317
1422
7.958.248.468-629.34
Aug.Sept
29. 4111826
9.6010.1410.5611.2811.50
Oct.
Nov.
17243120
11.4811.7010-8010.12
148.53.18abl. City of Hatton. Records available: 19'58-48.
June 19 Sept .18
7.05 9.03
Sept Oct.
.26 17
9 9
01 33
Oct. 24 31
9.27 9.29
Nov. 20 9.35
148.53 8-87; Sept.
148.53 7.36.
148.53
.ISadl. 16, 9. .18ad2.
.18ad3.
City of Hatton. Records available: 1946-48. June 19, 70.
City of Hatton. Records available: 1946-48- Sept. 16,
City of Hatton. Records available: 1938-48
MayJune
July
155
192718
9.149.379.789.7210.10
July
Aug.
25317
1422
10.2010.3410.7210-5010.92
Aug.Sept
294
111826
11.0211.4211.5212.7211.65
Oct.
Nov.
17243120
11.5011.4211.4011.38
157. 51. 16d c2. U- S. 48. July 24, 1.55; Sept. 18, 4-42.
Walsh County
Henry Dipple. Records available: 1937-48.
NORTH DAKOTA, WARD COUNTY 279
157.55.17ccl. C- D. Lewis. Records available: 1939-4P.
Date
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
3101724317
1421286
132027
Water level5.605.595.575.585.645.595.735.775.785.795.755.735.62
Date
Apr. 3101724
May 18
152229
June 5121926
Water level5.595.481.391.371.561.661.992.322.672.923.573.803.56
Date
July
Aug.
Sept
3101724317
142128
. 4111825
Water level3.153.5R4.103.794.144-564.815.205-545-816.056.356-46
Date
Oct . 29
162330
Nov. 6132027
Dec. 4111825
Water level6.516.616.646.676.666.626-606-586.546.516.476.466.46
155.57.17cdl. Sept. 18, 5.01.
C. D. Lewis. Records available: 1937-3P; 1946-48-
Ward County
155.83.14dcal. People's Ice Co, measurements made In 1948.
Records available: 1945-46- No
155, 1945-48-
83.23baal- City of Minot supply well 2. Records available:
____________Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts___ _____ Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr- May June July Aug. Sept- Oct. Nov. Dec
1 46.702 46.733 47.334 47.515 46.726 .....7 .....8 .....9 .....
10 .....11 .....12 .....13 .....14 .....15 .....16 .....17 .....18 .....19 .....20 47-2621 47.0622 46.7123 47.1824 47.1825 46.6826 47-4027 47.0628 46.6229 47.0630 50.4331 46.65
46.6347.1348.2050.7146.7347.3147.5146.5651.4749.1146.8146.5847.2647.3846.4647.1047.2846.6846.6947.0647.1746.4646.4547.1347.0947.1946.7047.1647.12
47.18 46.31 46.52 47.22 46-94 47.03 47-05 46.95 46.33 46.52 46.88 46.35 46.34 47.04 47.04 46.33 46.39 46.58 46.28 46.28 46.84 46.25 46.25 46.23 46.39 46-14 46-P8 45.97 46.63 45.96 46.53
46-64.46.6846-5846.6446.0345.8846.7646.2845-8846-53 46.61 45.97
46.33 46.18 46.28 46.25 46.21 45.83 46-28 46-12 45-93 46.13
46-28 46.38 46.38 45-88 45.74 48.00 48.42 48.42 46.34 46.48 46.01 46.16 46.00 46. 15 46.08 46.60 46:20 46^.14 ife.34 46.28 46.05 45-85 45.91 46-03 45.85 45.13 44.88 45.49 45.61 45.79
45.95 46.13 46.25 46.24 45-88 46.61 46.36 46.55 46.62 46.59 46.65 46.69 46.26 45.63 46.25 46.30 45.48 45.50 45.83 45.43 45.76 45.91 45.78 45.67 45.18 45.52 45.78 45.67 45.44 45.72 45.83
45.23 .. 45.83 45.73 .. 45.71 . . 45.73 .. 45.03 .. 44.78 .. 44.72 .. 44.58 45.44 ... 45.38 .. 45-22 .. 45il8 .. 45.31 51 45.28 51 45.12 51 45.48 52, 45.48 52 45.43 51 45.68 51 45.71 51, 45.68 51 45.61 51. 47.91 51, 48-26 51, ..... 50, ..... 51, ..... 51, ..... 51, ..... 50,
.. 51.45, .. 51.44.. 50.88. . 51.23.. 51-48
... 51.38.. 50.74.. 51.51.. 50.68.. 50.58.. 51.82.. 50.60.. 51-4378 51.6888 51-5899 50.7855 50.4949 51.1791 50.5382 51-1073 50-5442 51.3002 50.4333 51.0738 50.5158 50-3547 51.2548 50.4352 51.0478 50-38
50.32
50.3450.1950.9450.9550.8350.8550.2150.9550.9950.1450.2850.9450.4450.1349.9450.7250.1550.0850.5850.7849.9050.4350.6250.4549.8150.3450.5349.8149.7249.61
49.5649.6019.6050.3049.7250.3850.4450.5850.4549.0450.3649.6850.6749.6849.6150.3849.7350.4049.5149.4049.6850.4950.5649.97
156.83.14aal. Marie Selfors. Records available: 1946-47. No meas urements made In 1948.
157-84.5cdl. U. S. PI. U. S. Dept. of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. Records available; 1937-46- No measurements made In 1948.
280 irfATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1940, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
157.84.21cal. U. S. Dept. of Interior, Pish and Wildlife Service. Records available: 1937-46. No measurements made In 1948.
157.84.21ddl. U. S. Dept. of Interior, Pish and Wildlife Service-Records available: 1937-46. No measurements made In 1948.
160.89.31abl. U- S- Dept. of Interior, Pish and Wildlife Service.Records available: 1942-46. No measurements made In 1948.
Wells County
147.70.23aal Kayden Jones. Records available: 1940-48. June 17,
150.72.21cdl. City of Harvey. Records available: 1937-48. June 17,
150.72.28bal. City of Harvey. Records available: 1937-48. Sept. 14,
Williams County
3.59.
0.27.
9.95.
157.96-29ccl Mrs. Gus B- Swanson Fstate. Records available; 1938-46. No measurements made in 1948.
159.103.24adl. Hans 0. Lottestad. Records available: 1939-48.
Date
Jan. 3111825
Feb. 1a
152227
Mar. 72128
Apr. 4
Water level25.1225-8926.0726.3326.5926-7326.8827.0427.1527.2227.4027.5027.62 _
Date
Apr. 111825
May 29
162330
June 6132027
July 4
Water level27.6523.2118-5512.8012.8912.2612.9512.9913.6314.2815.3016.3016.84
Date
July 111825
Aug. 1a
152229
Sept . 5121926
Oct. 3
Water level17.6818.3818.7119.1319.5220.1220.4920.7821.0021.3821.6922.0622.46
Date
Oct. 10172431
Nov. 7142128
Dec. 5121926
Water level22.7222.9523.2623.3323.5523.8223.9324.0624.1824.3024.4624.57
159.103.24ad2. Hans 0. Lottestad. Records available: 1938-48.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
31118251a
1522297
21284
18.56 .18.7618.9319.0919.2019.3819.7519.9720.1220.2320.3020.3720.42
Apr.
May
June
July
11182529
1623306
1320274
2015127777899
101111
.56
.87
.45
.25
.37
.45
.65
.65
.26
.82
.50
.29
.69
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
11182518
152229
. 51219263
12.3712.9713.3613.9514.3113.5814.9715.1815.4815.7715.7416.3816-62
Oct. 10172431
Nov. 7142128
Dec- 5121926
16.7317.8117.1017.2617.4717.5217.6817.8017.9718.0918.3318.43
WISCONSIN
By F- C. Foley
PROGRAM OF WORK
Measurements of water level in observation wells in Wisconsin were
continued during 1948 and the program was again expanded. During 1948,43
Wells were added to the observation-well program and measurements were
discontinued in 4 wells. Automatic water-stage recorders were installsd
on 3 of the new wells added during 1948 and a total of 21 recorders were
in operation at the end of the vear. Measurements of water levels in six
wells in northern Wisconsin were made by the Wisconsin Conservation Depart
ment .
Investigation of the ground-water resources of Wisconsin in coopera
tion with the University of Wisconsin continued during 1948. In addition
to general studies of water levels throughout the State, detailed studies
were continued in eastern Wisconsin, especially in the Milwau^ee-Waukesha
and Green Bay areas, and a detailed study of the ground-water resources of
western Langlade County was started.
FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVEL
Precipitation in Wisconsin in 1948 averaged 24.22 inches, which is
6.31 inches below normal. It was the driest year since 1895 and the second
driest on record-
Water levels in water-table wells continued to drop in 1948 as a re
sult of the deficient precipitation. There has been a general lowering of
the water table in Wisconsin since 1945 or 1946, nore pronounced in the
northern part of the State than in the southern. In Water-Supply Paper
1098, records were analyzed for 13 water-table wells in northern Wisconsin.
In 1948 each of the same wells showed a net decline in water level
except well Sw-7 which showed a net rise of 0-16 foot. Declines in the
other wells ranged from 2.52 feet in well Pt-30, in Portage County, to 0.11
foot in well Ln-2{f, in Lincoln County. The average for the 13 wells is a
281
282 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
net lowering of 1.20 feet compared to an average net lowering'of 0.86 foot
in 1947. Six water-table wells in the Coon Creek area, in Vernon and
Monroe Counties, showed an average net drop of 0.87 foot in 1948 compared
to an average net rise of 0.29 foot in 1947 in the same wells. Figure 10
shows hydrographs for 1947 and 1948 of two representative water-table wells.
Water levels in all deep artesian observation wells in the Milwaukee-
Waukesha area showed a net drop during 1948. Five recorder equipped wells
showed drops ranging from 7.16 feet to 21.05 feet with an average net low
ering of 15.08 feet. The greatest net drop occurred in well Mi-79, in
Forest Home Cemetery. The recorded seasonal fluctuation in the same 5
wells ranged from 13 feet to about 60 feet in 1948 as compared to from
about 9 feet to about 65 feet in the same wells in 1947. The greatest
seasonal fluctuation recorded was in well MI-45, in the Milwaukee Journal
building.
Highest recorded water levels occurred between April 19 and May 16,
except in well Mi-79, immediately prior to the normal seasonal decline due
to increased pumpage. The seasonal decline started about 1 month earlier
in 1948 than in 1947. Lowest water levels occurred between August 28 and
October 1. The highest water level was reached in well Ml-79 on January 3,
and not in May, as it was in other wells in the area, because a new well in
Forest Home Cemetery was placed in operation and pumpage fron it prevented
the water level in the area from rising to the level it would otherwise
have reached. Figure n shows the hydrograph of well Mi-36, a representa
tive well in Milwaukee County.
Well Fl-10 on the eastern edge of the city of Fond du LRC showed a net
drop of 3.44 feet during 1948 compared to a net drop of 4.09 feet during
1947. The highest water levels were recorded in January, February, and
March, when there was little fluctuation. The lowest water level occurred
on August 27. The total seasonal fluctuation was 8.62 feet.
Well Bn-9 at 320 North Broadway, Green Bay, owned by the Larsen Canning
Company, showed a seasonal fluctuation of 85 feet from its highest water
level on April 19 to its lowest on September 21. It also showed a net drop
in water level of 6-02 feet during the year. The lowest water level re
corded was 296.00 feet below land surface, an all-time recorded low.
WISCONSIN 283
Well Pr-6, Pork Falls, Price County
Well Mo-2, Cashton, Monroe County
10
Figure 10. Graph showing fluctuations of water level In twowater-table wells, Pr-6 at Park Palls, and ;.'o-2 near Cashton, Wisconsin.
130
Well Ml 36, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County
Figure 11. Graph showing fluctuations of water level in artesian well, MI-36, N. 27th and Hopklns Sts., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
5H7837 O 51- -19
284 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Artesian wells away from the heavily pumped areas showed no really
significant net changes in water levels during 1948. Well Ra-5, at
Sturtevant, in Racine County, showed a net lowering of water level of 3.74
feet during 1948 compared to a net lowering of 2.33 feet in 1947. The
trend appears to be downward in the Sturtevant area but the record is not
yet long enough to be significant. Wells Dg-9 and Dg-10 showed net rises
of water levels of 6.45 feet and 1.46 feet respectively compared to rises
of 3.55 feet and 1.99 feet in 1947; well Mt-5, in Peshtlgo, Marinette
County, showed a net lowering of 1.32 feet compared to a net rise of
exactly the same amount in 1947.
WFLL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMEITS
Ashland County
As 1. Lake Superior District Power Co. NE^NK-^- sec. 6, T. 46 N., R. 4 W., 6 miles south of Ashland, near power dam. Location incorrectly given in previous reports. Records available: 1943-48.
Date
July 20 26
Aug. 2 9
16 23
Water level
3.87 3.40 3.49 3.49 3.71 3.81
Date
Aug. 30 Sept 7
13 20 27
Oct. 4
Water level
3.95 3.99 4.08 4.12 4.15 4.08
Date
Oct. 11 18 25
Nov . 1 8
15
Water level
4.00 3.85 3.79 3.77 3.57 3.51
Date
Nov. 23 29
Dec- 6 13 20 27
Water level
3.36 3.34 3.15 3.30 3.15 3.15
Brown County
Bn 9. Larsen Canning Co. 320 North Broadway, Qreen Bay. Records available: 1947-48.
Daily high and low water level from recorder charts
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
January High Low
227.24 227-54 227.25 226.58 228.30 228.21 227.50 S29.90 230.55 229.82 229.40 228.95
235.00 235.45 234.18 234.42 =!37. 40 233.84 236.11 237.72 238.18 237.05 236.70 235.87
Feoruary High Low
224-32 223.65 224.32 224.02 224.18 225.38 225.13 223.11 223 . 42 224.50 224.35 225.63 225.00 225.02 222.89 223.57 226.28 229.14 228.88 229.01 230.17 227.77 227.72 228.92
229.77 230.57 231.48 231.15 231.78 232.45 232.18 227.92 231.32 231.07 231.65 231.6? 229.10 233.45 230.03 230.07 235.43 236 -56 236-23 236.02 238-80 233.98 235.38 237.45
March High Low
234.55 234.89 234.85 235.50 233.49 230.25 230.53 229.60 227.20 228.32 229.33 227.40 224.40 223.63 225.12 227.12 225.92 2S4.40 224.82 222.68 222.00 224.62 225.57
242-20 241.62 243.71 244.70 241.42 234.98 239.01 235.62 236.33 238.19 236.19 234.15 229.76 231.07 233.43 235-50 234.85 233 . 70 233.43 228-25 231.20 231.90 232 . 87
April High Low
221.50 222.22 222.77 221.29 221.60 222.72 221.77 221.85 222.50 220.90 218.83 217.34 215.84 214.69 215.70 215.90 213.82 211.75 210.87 211.98 216.72 220.43 221.78 218.55
229.49 230.00 229.83 224.50 229.60 229.54 228.40 228.58 228.97 228.05 221.25 224.86 221.63 221.00 222.62 221.76 220.58 215.55 219.02 220.06 225.51 227.70 228.27 225.00
WISCONSIN, BRCMli COUNTY 285
Bn 9 Continued.Daily high and low water level from recorder charts
Day
2526
28293031
Day
1234567a9
10111213141516171819202122232425PC
2728293031
Day
1234567a9
101112131415161718
JanuaryHigh
224.25223.82OO R OX
225.51224.62225.39227.95
HighpT R QO
219.38220.63
230.90OO Q QK
230.62OX4. £Q
237.58239.19243.85243.74
Low
229230OXT
231231232236
Daily
.89 80
»7Q
.32
.52
.77
.93
highMay
LowOOR
222
235235OX'7
241245246249250
DailySeptember
High290.71290.37290.30291.79288.70284.38283.39285.88286.65285.32285.62282.06281.98281.32282.75283.88284.83286.33
4R.68
.05 87
*7Q
.79
.89
.45
.95 86
high
Low299298300300294293293295294293293285291293292293293295
.43
.49
.15
.81
.57
.93
.79
.70 50en
.85
.47
.93 41
7R
OR
T\ 40
FebruaryHigh
231.56231.18
and low
Low
239.01239.49
MarchHigh
225.98226.25 PPR nn220.50219.72221.35222.08
water level fromJune
High LowOXQ XO
245.00244.70245.00249.78246.20245.15247.19250.17252.40254.12255.30255.86254.96256.40257.22
257.83257.18258.40259.83
258.29257.78260.02
and low
253.77253.35256.99256.67250.94254.43258.17260.36262.12263.29264.63260.81267.53265.71
262.50263.12266.10267.06268.80
264.98269.24
,HIgh
267.52
261-12
281-07281.43280.40
water level fromOctober
High
278.39279.99279 51279 03278.71
275.80276.10276.33276.72277 43274.38p^n Q R272.69
Low
287.51287.32287.82287.68
281 . 68286.28285.78284.90285.06OQC X R
282.84277 OO282.37
Low
232233PXP
227228229228
.38
.9894
.30
.44
.23
.39
recorderJuly
Low274277
271
289290289
.72
.49
.22
.35
.33
.38
recorderNovember
High265.15262.56261.43262-06260.81259-98258.73pRQ QQ
o R>7 nnORfi 0*7
255.52256.33256.37252.88251.30pen A.C.pe.n AR251.43
Low273272269270269269264PROp C C.
264
263PCT
259oco
.72
.17
.06
.19
.40
.56T Q
.40nn
.60 80
.90pncc.
.20T Q
AprilHigh
£21.56
£16.00£14.84£15.22£16.29
o.harts
Low225.225.
222.223.224.
4298
727297
August High Low
279.00
277.62278.00278.05273.36272.20275.03277.00277.53279.84281.18282 . 60282.55284.50285.45286.15286.32286.40285.50284.61p QA PX
286.00288.92
291-40289.41288-67289.82
charts
286.288-286.287.287.286.279-283.286.285.289.289.290.286.293.294.294.295.294.294.289.291.
295-
298.298.295.298.297.
45002424887588460988016135653903204156212207
24
1051254872
DecemberHigh
J.46.32246.50246.25245.97243.18243.02
239.35
235.12234.05O*Z A XQ
Low249.253.254.253.248.249.
247.
243.
606430437077
88
54
94783T O 51 20
286 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Bn 9--Continued.Daily high and low water level from recorder charts
Day
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
September High Low
286.11 285.49 286.28 286.. 43 285.88 284.41 283.62 281.63 281.62 281.83 281.90 284.21
291.61 293.98 296.00 295.07 294.17 293.18 291.51 285.87 290.60 289.21 289.33 292.42
October High Low
273.15 274.37 275.60 276.41 276.42 271.71 270.40 271.22 271.69 272.20 270.20 269.93 267.36
281-23 282.19 283.55 284.72 285.08 279.88 279.70 279.25 280.18 280.68 280-58 276.82 272.60
November High Low
250.28 247.50 244.91 242.53 242.54 241.71 , 240.49
243.34 243.00
257.72 255.73 249.43 250.01 250.24 248.72 247.72
December High Low
240.54 ......
236.53 ......
P7n no
Q'** t~\ QQ
O^O 'Z.O
Bn 11. City of DePere. Corner of Broadway and George Streets. Water- stage recorder maintained on well since Aug. 2, 1948. Records available: 1947-4R.
Date
Jan. Feb.
6 3
Water level98.41 97.56
Date
Mar. 1 30
Waterlevel97.30 97.40
Date
Apr. May
27 24
Water level94.61 92.11
Date
Jun«. July
29 19
Water level
105 . 69 107. 63
Lowest daily water 'level, from recorder chartsDay1g
456789
1011121314151617181Q-LS?
202122OTt~>O
2425262728293031
Aug.
110.05110.05i HP. QT-LUo O-L
108.08109.32109.57109.16108-89109.38108-90109.03109.59109 . 62109 . 62109.62110.43110-68
111.55111.22111.22111.26113.17115.13115.58115.73115.05113.50114.74114.50
Sept.
113.75I T -z no J.J.O y o
114.68114 97114.75113.00113.82115 . 02115.02115.23115.92116.22115.98116-32116.43116.92117.10117.05T -i ft vz -LlD */£O
115.82116.3?,116.83116.95117.44117.95117.61116.53116.60116.87
Oct.
117.45117.73117.52116.66116.60116.65114.23113.96114.70114.97114.95115.69116.17115.90115.75115.80115.65115.45
115.20115.30115-21115-10114.95114.70114.40
Nov.
111.71111.60110.60T T f~\ P.OxxU t o&
112.67112.00111.51111.05111.83111.41111.74110.1l109 . 69108.50110.12110-31110.23110.40107.93108.90109.30109.01109 . 41109 .70109.79109.34109 . 68108.98107.25106.85
Dec-
107.59108.47108.63107 . 10107 . 44108.78108.95109.06107.99108.51108.31108.55108 52107.49107.73107.39109.72108 . 85108.61107.20107.44107.42107 . 44n r\n ROJ.VJ ( Ofc
107.52107.30107 . 56107.29107.24107.18107.20
Bn 12. City of DePere. Reid Street* Measurements die-continued after May 24, 1948- Records available: 1947-48-
Date
Jan- Feb.
6 3
Water leveX83.88 83.72
DateMar. 1
30
Water level84.33 83.26
Date
Apr. May
27 24
Water level82.64 79.94
WISCONSIN, 3URHETT COUNTY 287
Bn 13. William Berber. SW^NE^ sec. 18, T- 24 N-, R. 20 E- Records available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
6 3 3
Water level15.20 15.57 15.19
Date
Mar. Apr . May
30 27 23
Water level
14.00 12.93 13.13
Date
June July Aug.
29 20 12
Water level
14.89 15.70 16-44
Date
Sept Oct . Nov.
15 13 10
Water level17.83 18.70 18.71
Bn 14. Village of Pulaski. NW^NE^ sec. 6, T. 25 N-, R- 19 E- Records able: 1947-48.available: 1947-48.
Date
Jan. 6 Feb. 4
Water level33.65 33.83
Date
Mar. 3 31
Water level
34.92 33.50
Date
Apr. 28 Oct . 13
Water level
33.14 a36.26
a Pumping recently.
Bn 15- available:
Larsen Canning Co. 1947-48-
sec- 35, T. 24 N-, R- 19 E. Records
Date
Jan. 7 Mar. 30 Apr. 27
Water level1.99 .78 .62
Date
May 23June 29 July 20
Water level0.81 3.84 4.48
Date
Aug. 12 Sept. 15
Water level6.00 8.23
Date
Oct . 13 Nov. 10
Water level9.83 9.81
Bn 16- Larsen Canning Co. Records available: 1947-48.
sec. 35, T- 24 N-, R- 19 E.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
732
9.679.138.37
Mar.Apr.May
302723
8.988.638.96
JuneJulyAug.
292012
17.0610.7713.10
SeptOct.Nov.
151310
16.3717.8017-76
Bn 19. Green Bay Soap Co. SE^SW^ sec- 21, T. 24 N-, R- 20 F. Used drilled industrial well, diameter. 12 inches, depth 788 feet. Measuring point to Mar. 30, 1948, air line gage in pump base, 1 foot above land-sur face datum; since Mar. 30, 1948, top of breather hole on west side of pump base, 1 foot above land-surface datum. Equipped with turbine pump. Records available: 1948.
Feb.Mar.Apr.
253027
60.0050.8753.67
May
June
112329
53.5745.9856.67
July 20Aug. 12Sept. 14
a 62a6773
677080
Oct.Nov.
129
80.5780.80
a Nearby well pumping
Bn 43. Harry Nick- SW-^SWi sec. 2, T- 24 N-, R. 20 E. Used drilled stock well, diameter 5 inches, depth 297 feet- Measuring point, top of l-|~inch pipe within casing, 2 feet above land-surface datum. Records avail able: 1948- Mar. 18, 7.72; Oct. 14, 21.78; Nov. 9, 22.79.
Bn 63. Joseph C- Michaels- SW^NE^ sec- 15, T. 24 N-, R. 20 E- Used drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 404 feet. Meas uring point, top of casing, 5 feet below land-surface datum and 596 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with jet pump. Records available: 1948. Oct. 15, 107.70; Nov. 9, 1O5.0G.
Buffalo County
Bf 1- Owner unknown. SW^SE-j sec- 29, T. 21.N., R. 12 V. Records available: 1947-48. July 15, 30.67; Dec. 7, 30.98.
Burnett County
Bt 2. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NF^NEi sec. 17, T- 39 N-, R. 16 W. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1937, 1946-48-
288 WATEF; LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Bt-2--C ont inued.
Date
Jan. 30 Feb. 29 Mar . 31
Water level
33.37 33.39 33.40
Date
Apr. 27 May 31 June 30
Water- level
33.49 33.60 33.65
Date
July 31 Aug. 31 Sept .30
Water level
33.69 33.80 33.83
Date
Oit. 30 Nov. 27 Die. 31
Water level
33.86 33.87 33.81
Calumet County
Ca 1. Carnation Milk Co. SE^NEi sec. 18, T. 10 N-, R. 20 E. Meas urements discontinued after Aug. 16, 1948. Records available: 1940-48. Jan. 5, 53.09; Feb. 2, 52-77; Aug. 16, 53.90-
Ca 4. available :
Harola Krueger. 1947-48-
sec- T- 20 N-, R- I'J E- Records
Feb. Mar.
21
29
26.59 26.54 26.47
Apr. May
26 24
26.65 26.42
June July
28 19
26,41 I 26.60 1
j
Dot- Nov.
11 8
26,77 26.93
Ca 5. R. A- Huebner. available: 1947-48-
-i sec- 17, T. 20 N-, R- 20 E. Records
Feb.Mar.
21
29
117.67105.03128-29
Apr -MayJune
262428
116.2196.4996.85
JulyAug.Sept
191613
97.44133.1697.78
Oct .Nov.
118
116.5698.64
Dane County
Dn 1. Robert Tollafson. NE^NWi sec. 11, T 7 N-, K- 8 E. Men sure- ments discontinued. Records available: 1946-47.
Dn 3. Gerald Hcndrickson. SE^SE^ sec. 32, T- 5 N-, R- 8 E- Records available: 1946-48.
Jan-Feb.Mar .
222624
66.7567.0665.24
Apr.MayJune
212014
66.1361.8062 . 50
JulyAug.Sept
14199
62.8063.2162.81
Oct.Nov.Dec.
854
64.5863.8064.47
Dn 4. J. N. Hanley. NW^NE^ sec. 34, T. 5 N-, R- 11 E- Records available: 1946-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay Jan
1
3456789
1011121314151617-1 o J-b
192021222324
45454545.4545.45.4545.454545.45.45.45,45.
45.45.4545.45
.00
.07
.08
.29
.28
.22
.21
.11
.45
.51
.35
.40
.41
.44
.40
.60
.34
.32
.60
.70
.65
Feb.A^, *±u
4545454545454646464546454646464644444545454545
-71-82.82-84.86.85.96.08.01.00.94.02.80.17.17.02.03.62.71.89.88-75.75.69
Mar .45-45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.45.44-43.44-44.43.41.43.44.44.44.
624362716733152838444237371595539184198716133143
Apr.
4343434343434343434343'43
43434343
434343434343
.72
.83
.61
.61-61.45.65.69.46.31.51.52.41.23.44.44 19.06.34.38.23.09.07
May42434-3
.77
.07
.0942-984242424342434342424?4242424242424242424?
.97
.96
.99
.01
.97
.04
.01
.60
.06
.28
.35
.35
.43
.74no OC
.62
.52
.52
.51
.54
June
424242424242424242,424242424?424242424242424?4242
.40
.35
.25
.24
.33
.31
.18
.32
.35
.38
.43
.38
.44
.49
.55
.59c -z
OO
.47
62.48.48-5V-64
July
4242424242424242424242424242424243,
434343,4343,43
.68
.73
.69
.79
.77
.84
.88
.88
.89
.87
.84
.87
.95
.99
.97
.97
.03
.10
.05
.01
.17
.27
.28
Aug.
43434343434343434343434343434343434343'4343434343
.36-38-37.40.41.37.33.39.40.33-34.42.52.55.55-49 54.64-.70.67.68.76.77.73
Sept
444444444444444444444444444444444444
4444444444
r\Q uy.05.08.13.14.09.22.26.29.32.27.38.58.60.51.58ccC.Q
<JjC
.56-60.64.68.75.90
. Oct.
454545454444444545454545454545454 S
45
4545454545
no uo 15.20.12.96.97.95.05.11.10.22.26.35.40.35 50
5*^'52
.55
.58
.57
.56
.70
.71
Nov.
454545454545464645454646464646454646464646464646
QO Oc
.79
.69
.63
.55.94.12-10.86-.90.12.08.14.09 13-98
-] Q J-0
.14no Uo
.18
.27
.23
.23
.15
Dec.
46.5446-3746.4146-3646.2346.5346.5346.6746.7146.7746.5246-6546.8246.8246.5546.7846.8546-80AP, ^4.*±D U*x
45.4846.8846.9746.9946.92
WISCONSIN, DODGE COUUTY 2C9
Dn-4--Continued.___________Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts___________ Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec-
25 45.6426 45.7327 45.7828 45.7329 45.6630 45.7931 45.78
45.71 44.3145.61 43.9345.57 44.2243.90 44.2245.63 43.97
43.9543.65
43.04 42.44 42.70 43.06 42.40 42.69 43.OR 42.31 42.69 43.03 42.38 42.64 41.70 42.42 42.67 42.13 4?.40 42.83
42.43
43.20 43.83 45.0043.21 43.91 45-03 43.26 43.99 44.97 43.32 43.95 44.93 43.31 44.00 44.82 43.31 44.03 44.84 43.34 44.08
45.63 46.13 47.12 45-59 46.29 47.05 45.66 46.40 46.79 45.70 46-40 46.79 45.7? 46.36 47.13 45.67 46.50 47.14 45.74 46.99
Dn 5. State of Wisconsin. In State Capitol Building, south wing. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 5 Feb. 12 Mar. 12 Apr. 15
Water level
89.08 90.94 89.38 87.68
Date
May 10 June 10 July 16
Water level
86.55 98-01 98.32
Date
Aug. 5 Sept . 2
29
Water level
96.77 97.61 97.03
Date
Oct. 14 27
Dec- 3
Water level
92-83 90.66 94.40
Dg 3. A- A- Corrigan.
Dodge County
NW^SR-5- sec- 15 , T- 13 N-, R. 13 E. Recordsavailable: 1946-48-
MayJune
24 8-9030 10.51
July 21Aug. 12
Dg 4- City of Horicon.
11-54 Sept.12.35 Oct.
NW^SW-j sec- 5
15 13.3013 13.49
Nov. 10 13-44
, T. 11 N-, R. 16 E. Recordsavailable: 1947-48.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
12
45
789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
Jan.
116.59116.43116.79116.74116.55T T 17 /-\-J J. J. / OJ-
116.60116-86116.82117.33116.70117-12116.66117.01116.75117.21116-84117.27116-73117.14116-62117.15116-86117.06116.82117.05116.85117.36117.30116-87117.19
Feb.
117.07116.76T T 17 -ZT-L.L / O.L
116.89117.20T T 17 rz Cj. j. / ob
116.82117.19117.26117.01117.68116.91117.19116.92116.84117.44116.85116.66117.08116.79117.26116.59117.26116.71116.71116.99116-57115.90115.85
Mar.TIC T >7lib . o I
116.39115.90116.64116.42116.83116.06116.31116-82116-44116.41117.04116.32116.25116.54116-59116.56116.61115.79116.10115.57115.66116.44115.79116.59115.25116.08115.63116.25115.41116.02
Apr.
115-50116-31115.59115.26116.05115.50115.50116-40115.63115.63115.81115.40116.25115-48115-44116-31115-62115.75115.45115-62116-40116-19116-02115.52115-90
May June...... 116.59
115 4r11^ 26115.45 ......116.00 ......115-44 115.70116.15 116.27115.26 116.24115. 5F 116.56115.15 117.13115-18 116-83115.76 116.70HE. 27 116.38115-71 116-55114.9-? 116-71115-20 117-38116-07 117.15115-39 116-51115-31 116-31116-16 116.63115.51 116-48115-41 117-08115.59 117.55115-98 117.95115.92 118.26116.62 117.66
1 1 r? T Q
1 1 17 o nT T 17 CO
116.11
290 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Dg-4--ContInued.Lowest daily water level, from recorder
Day
123456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
July117117117116117118117117118118118118118117118118118117117118118118117118117117117118117118117
.35
.05
.45
.75
.22
.09
.61
.82
.41
.43
.36
.47
.89
.77
.01
.30
.00
.28
.64
.37
.78
.30
.67
.24-47.62.82.27.08.31.67
Aug.
11811711711V118117118117118117118.118118118117118118117117118118117118118118118119118118119119
.09
.66
.65
.78
.33
.85
.29
.62
.36
.95
.37
.58
.16
.09
.90
.66
.51
.98
.95
.05
.79
.89
.92
.67
.74
.94
.61
.89
.84
.54
.33
Sept .
119119119119119119119119119119119119119119119120119119118119119118119119119118119119119119
.14
.64
.80
.47
.25
.45
.12
.04 I 7.20.65.02.36.96.86.02.48.18.86.43.48.91.00.53 '.05.92.05.70.27.06
Oct.
119118118119119119118118119118118119119119119118118119119119119119119119119119120119119119118
.03
.96
.90
.43
.35
.31
.92
.86
.37
.70
.85
.38 00.63.43.88.78 51.01.76.52.25.50.56.83.37.14.70.63.69.90
chartsNov.
119119119118119119118119na119118119118118118119118118119119118119118118118118118118118119
-17.19.06.84.04.36.69.36.73.19.88.14.67.84.83.35.66.69.00.00.47.31.78.59.97.73.56.86.57.22
Dec .118.69118.69118.35118.73118.50117.82118.43117.96118.75118.57118.83118-45119.03118.71118.89118 . 52118.55119.01118 20118.68118.96118.81119.25118.79119.12118.53118.57119.26118.76119.27118.81
Dg 9 Ashlppun PIre Department, Records available; 1946-48.
sec. 30, T 9 N-, R. 17 E-
Date
Mar . 10 Apr. 7 May 5
Water level
7.39 5.42 6.35
Date
June 2 23
July 28
Water level
6.79 7.92
10.37
Date
Aug. 25 Sept .22
Water level
12.30 13.39
I>te
Cct. 20 Nov. 24
Water level
14.21 13.51
Dg 10- Ashippun Fire Department. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 30, T. 9 N., R. 17 E-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
51110
9.619.929.79
Apr.MayJune
752
8.558.638.68
JuneJulyAug.
232825
8.929.60
10.21
SeptOct.Nov.
.222024
10.8011.4011.11
Dg 11. available:
F. C- Etscheid. 1946-48.
R. 13 E. Records
Lowest dailv water level, from recorder chartsDay Jan. Feb. Har. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Tlov. t)ec.1 38-692 38.943 38-9S4 39.205 39.216 39.217 39.158 39.049 39.31
10 39.3911 39.3112 39.54
40.22 4Q.35 40.36 40.19 40.24 40-29 40-3440.5240.5340.6840.7840.86
41.2841.0341.0341.0841.0240.7740.7040.7740.8440.8540.7840.72
37.9737.8637.7337.2937.2637.2736.9836.8636.8636.5436.2436.28
30.3230.0129.7929.4629.23
28-42 28.04
23.0523.3824.6024.9625.2425.25
25.5125.5825.7625.9626.17
28.77 28-89 29.06 29.44 29.65 29.97 30.34 30.51 3O.73 30.78 30. R8 31.05
32.49 36,32.54 36.32.61 37.32.70 37.32.72 37.32.69 38.32.91 38,33.03 38.33.08 38,33.17 38,33.22 39.33.32 39.
51 41-63 76 41.65 06 41.63 48 41.54 75 41.50 09 41.54 50 41.47 73 41.46 80 41.29 82 41.26 12 41.21 41 41.12
43.2643.2543.2743.3343.2445.4143.5043.3943.1743.2243.3043.29
44-52 44.51 44-55 44.63 44.59 44.80 44.80 44.82 44.82 44.71 44.53 44.69
'WISCONSIN, DODGE COUNTY 291
Dg 11 Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay Jan.13 39.5714 39.6215 39.4916 39.7617 39.7618 39.8319 39.8920 39.9221 39.9222 40.0323 40.2624 40.2625 40.1526 40.1727 40.2828 40-2729 40.0530 40-1931 40.17
Feb.40.7540.9440.9440.9240.2041.1041.3441.3441.2941-2541.3041.3441.3341.1841-1341.1841.32
Mar.40.7440.6040.4240.6040.6140.4940.2140.1139.8439.8539.6639.5439.4339.0639.0339.0038.4338.3938.05
£pr.36.0435.8135.4135.3835.3735.0035.8034.7934.7834.4734.2033.8133.5033.0832.8232. SI31.7131.18
Dg 12 . Baker Canningavailable
May27.6927.2926.7926.2725-6625.0424.4023-8023.4723-4123.2523.2123.1223.1123.0623.2823.4323.5623.78
Co. 1
June26.3026.3926.5226.7426.9127.1127.2327.2227-2327.3627.5627.7627.8227.9728.0628.2428.3528.61
July31.2731.4031.5931.6631.7331.8131.8231.8231.6631. 3331.9331.8731.8131.8032.0132.0732.0632.2232.33
sec
Aug.33.4033.3833.4633.6233.7333.9233.9934-0234.2434.4534.7234.9735.1335.4335.6535-8836.0136.1636.29
10, T.
Sept .39.6039.6139.8240.1840.4240.7040-9541.2041.4441-4541.2341.3041.3841.3741.3141.3741.4241.50
12 N-,
Oct.41 . or41.0240.9?41.3641.5641. 5P41.7741.8241. 9?42.0242.1742. 2f42 . 4442.6742 . 8742.9043.0343.1343.21
R. 17
Nov.43.2843.2043.2243.0843.3243.3543.2543.3643.4343.3643.3943.4143.4143 . 6243.9843.994-1.1244.44
Dec 44.8944.9444.9645.1745.2645.1945-0345.0445.4145-5645.5845.5545.6645.6545.3745.3845.6245.6545.51
E. Records; 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
5 9 8
Water level46.58 47.04 45.53
Date
Apr . May
5 3
31
Water level42.75 38.41 39.02
Date
June July Aug.
22 26 23
Water level46.58 44.82 47.63
Date
Oct. Nov.
18 22
Water level45.18 45.02
Dg 14. Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. 15 E. Records available; 1946-48.
sec. 21, T- 10 N-,
Jan.Feb.Mar.
51110
45.5545.9646.53
Apr.MayJune
752
44.7745.0146.38
JuneJulySept
222920
46.9847.9152.14
Oct.Nov.
1822
a53.2452.26
a Pumping recently.
Dg 15. Mayville Construction Co. Records available; 1946-48.
SW^NW^ sec. 13, T. 12 N-, R. 16 E-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
598
20.7421.2920.32
Apr.May
53
31
19.2117.5019.83
JuneJulyAug.
222623
20.2520.8221.49
SeptOct.Nov.
201822
22.1523.46?2.67
Dg 17. F. C. Etscheid. SF^SW^ sec. 1, T- 9 N., R. 13 E- Used drilled domestic and stock well, depth 90 feet. Measuring point, top edge of pump base on north side, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Equipped with lift pump. Records available; 1948.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
12269
162315225
1219
65.0165-0065.4868-1869.5968.9869.4862.8361.1259.10
Apr.May
June
263
101724317
142128
58.0052.2451.1429.6120.6025.3035.4838.9944.6849.53
July
Aug.
Sept.
1219262
1623306
1320
62.2462.5859.0059.9062.4367.2267.6067.2468.9466.47
Oct.
Nov.
Dec-
111818
296
132027
57.4162.0569.4571.2074.5873.1574.0074.5676.41
292 YrfATER LEVELS AM) ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Door County
Dr 5. City of Sturgeon Bay. Records available: 1946-48-
sec- 8, T. 27 N-, R. 26 E.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
6 3 2
Water level7.98 8.57 5.91
Date
Mar. Apr. May
30 27 18
Water level+ 0.22
.22 1.63
Date
June July Aug.
29 20 13
Water level4.24
6-82 9.51
Date
Sept Oct. Nov.
14 12 9
Water level7.84 8-54 8-95
Dr 7. available:
Fred Peterson- 1946-48.
sec. 30, T- 29 N-, R- 27 E- Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
632
46.4248.9741.93
Apr MayJune
271829
30.7040.0246.40
JulyAug.Sept
2012
.14
46.4346.4146.43
Oct.Nov.
129
48-1650.62
Douglas County
Ds 1. Wisconsin Corservation Department. Measurements supplied through courtesv of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1937-41, 1944-48.
Jan-Feb.Mar.
312827
28.2928.3428.23
Apr.MayJune
?42926
26.7528.4428.48
JulyAug.Sept
3128
.25
28.5528.5928.63
Oct .Nov.Dec.
302725
28.6828.7128.75
Fond du Lac County
Fl 10. City of Fond du Lac. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 11, T. 15 N-, R- 17 E.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder r.harts
Day Ji1 492 493 494 495 496 497 ..8 . .g
10 ..11 - 12-13 4914 4915 4916 4917 ..T Q
19
20 4921 4822 4923 4924 4925 4926 4927 4928 4929 4930 4931 49
an..52.28.57.09.59.77
.64
.57
.39
.83
.12
.92
.11
.33
.59
.23
.38
.58
.47
.53
.67
.72
Feb .49.2149.3249.3449.3349.4449.5049 *S?49.23AQ "Z Qty . o y49 . 4849 4549 . 5149.3649.7049.3549.4249 . 6349 -7449 . 7050.0350-1249.6549.7649-7449.8049.764£ .7149.8449.54
Mar .49.7049.6849.98CO. 2050.1349.9749 .3949.7349.9150.1850-2050.1750.0449.4349.7250.0450.3050.3650.2050.3649.8649.1250.1850.4750.2550.0450.3149.7949.9050-0250.34
Apr.
50.6050.6650.6950.1250.1350.2650.1350.26r,r\ AO
50.3049-6549.0349.1550.2550.1350.2950.36
50.0550.2350.3550.3350.2550.3149.8750.1050.3650.4150.3550.32
May50.2849.8750.2050.2050 . 3250.1050.6750.88r,r\ OQ
50.4550.6850.8350.7750.8551.2550-5150-72
51 *5?51.2151.4851.8651-7651.5851.9752.2652.2852.5852.6552.4752.24
June52.8553.30'53.7654.0753.8753.4253 1553.49r; 'Z [70 O«J f Ci
53.9454.3454.2853.7853.9254.2854.4054.3754.7654 4554.0354.2854.2454.5554.7955.0155.0054.4554.3254.7454.93
July54.9555-0955.7755.5655 . 2655.6955.8355.7656.0556.42
56.4356.5356.7656.5456.52r, c ** oOO Ooc c QI OO o J.
56.4056.8457.0157.0556.7956.5256.0456.2156.6656.9957.2957.2256.98
Aug.
56-4756.6756-2256.4856.24'56.6756.5056.0156.6756.6856.7056-6356.9456.7456.3056.2556.2856.2156. OR56.2756.2555.8756.3656-6557.2457.9558. Q357.8557-3357-1857.33
Sept .57.2457.2957.3157.1456.3356.5256.6456.7256.8956.8856.9656-7857.0357.1557.3057.5857.8557.8157.1657-1457.0857.0456.6656.7956.7356.2156.3056.5356.5856.33
. Oct.
56.4956.3955.9956.0856.1356.2056.0756.15RR QR\J\J . ij \J
55.38
55.5355.6555.7855.7555.7155.40C C T Q OO J.O
56.3056.4156 . 5956.6056.1356.0856.1955.8955.4355.3755.1254.68
Nov.54.2154.3554.0353.7854.0554.4254.3154.36M T A J.rr
54.3954.6154 8754.4954-0153.7753.7153.8353.8753.6853 . 4753.3653.2453.4753.5053.3253.4753.4453.2653.0753.09
Dec .53.3153.4253.4753.3052.9653.2253.3753.4753 5^53.5853.3653.0453.3753.4653.3453.4053.56
52.9652.8453.0553.1553.5553.5453.3452.8052.9652.9252.9352.8952.96
WISCONSIN, GREEN COUNTY 293
PI 16. available:
Mrs. Amanda Kohn. 1946-48.
sec. 23, T. 13 N., R. 18 E. Records
Date
Jan.Feb.Mar.
598
Water level7.567.526.20
Date
Apr.May
53
31
Y/ater level5.957.067.50
Date
JuneJulyAug.
222623
Water level7.718.148.23
Date
SeptOct.Nov.
.201822
Water level8.317.856.54
PI 19. John Steffin. NWiNEi sec. 30, T. 17 N., R. 19 E. Used drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 695 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
821
132.75132.77134.17
Mar.Apr.May
292624
133.05133.35133.30
JuneJulyAug.
281916
133.35134.09134.23
SeptOct.Nov.
13118
134.68134.43134.40
Gr 1. available:
Grant County
Carl Doeringfeld. SE^SEi sec. 7, T. 6 N., R. 2 W- Records 1946-48. Oct. 8, 4.80.
Gr 2. Carl Doeringfeld. SE-^SE^ sec. 7, T. 6 N. , R. 2 'J. Records available: 1946-48. Oct. 8, 10.20.
Gr 3. Chester H. 'Graham. NWiSW^ sec. 17, T. 6 N. , R. 2 »V- urements made in 1948. Records available: 1946-47.
Gr 4. Henry Jones Estate. NE-jNE-f sec. available: 1946-48.
No meas-
26, T. 6 N., R. 1 W. Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
2326*4
62.2862.6162.99
Apr.MayJune
212014
63.1663.1963.32
JulyAug.Sept
14199
63.6463.9064.10
Oct.Nov.Dec.
854
64.2564.3964.75
Gr 5. Clarence Gratz. able: 1946-48.
sec. 6, T- 5 N., R. 2 W. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
232624
14.2314.1213.95
Apr.MayJune
212014
14.6814.5214.59
JulyAug.Sept
1419
. 9
14.7614.9616.15
Oct.Nov.Dec.
854
15.1015.2915.49
Gn 1. Charles Segner. able: 1946-48.
Green County
i sec. 21, T. 2 N., R. 7 E. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
2226.24
64.7061.4258.52
Apr.MayJune
212014
58.0650.3354.34
JulyAug.Sept.
1419
9
57.9359.56GO. 46
Oct.Nov.Dec.
854
61.1061.5461.99
Gn 2. available :
Earl V/addington. 1946-48.
NEtNWi sec. 18, T. 3 N., R. 6 E. Records
Jan. 22 Feb. 26 Mar. 24
135.64 134.46 134.80
Apr. 21 May 20 June 14
135.06 134.63 134.38
July 14 Au£> 19 Sept. 9
133.97 133.75 133.50
Oct.Nov. Dec .
8 5 4
133.39 133.05 133.20
Gn 3. Owner unknown. able: 1947-48.
^ sec. 23, T. 2 N., R. 7 E. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
222624
33.8833.8433.22
Apr.MayJune
212014
33.0030.5930.92
JulyAug.Sept
14199
31.9032.5232.67
Oct.Nov.Dec.
854
32.8933.0233.29
296 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
La 9. Harvey Guenthner. SW^NE^ sec. 35, T. 31 N., R. 10 E. Used driven well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 17 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.3 feet below land-surface datum, and 1,470.06 fe^t above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
Date
June July
22 15 22 29
Water level
13.49 13.59 13.62 13.62
Date
Aug. 5 12 19 26
Water level
13.72 13.77 13.78 13.65
Date
Sept . 2 9
16
Water level
13.75 13.81 13.86
Date
Septo-.t.Nov.
238
19
Water level
13.90 14.00 14.17
La 17. Prosser Bros. NV/iSWi sec. 3, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Used driven well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 20 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum and 1,536.54 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
June 23July 15
22Aug. 5
15.2715.3415.53
a 17.27
Aug. 121926
15.8415.8715.79
Sept. 29
16
15.8415.8715.90
Sept. 23Oct. 7Nov. 20
15.9215.9916.11
a Nearby well pumping recently.
La 22. Gus Wierschke. SW^NE^ sec. 13, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Used drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches. Measuring point, bottom edge of hole in pump base, 2 feet above land-surface datum and 1,£58.19 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
JuneAug.
231219
11.2310.7010.62
Aug.Sept
2629
10.3410.5710.38
Sept .1625
10.3710.44
Cct.Nov.
720
10.6310.51
La 23. Felix Zelowski. NE^NEi sec. 4, T. 30 N., R. 11 E. Used driven well, diameter ij inches, depth 16 feet. Measuring point, top of collar on casing, at land-surface datum and 1,471.04 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
June 24 July 15
2229
8.99 9.33 9.479.41
Aug. 5 12 19.26
9.46 9.47 9.469.32
Sept. 2 9
16
9.41 9.54 9.59
Sept. 23 Oct. 8 Nov. 19
9.63 9.66 9.49
La 26. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records available: 1944-48.
sec. 7,
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
3101724317
1421287
1321274
111825
9.039.169.229.279.339.419.489.579.519.589.638.016.817.317.297.457.37
May 279
162229
June 612202730
July 41113151822
7.117.187.167.217.397.547.697.798.018.998.228.218.318.438.468.468.55
July 2429
Aug. 158
121519222629
Sept. 259
121618
8.538.708.598.068.838.978.019.129.119.099.139.219.229.319.299.439.42
Sept. 2326
Cct. 38
10172431
Fov. 7]5202127
Dec. 5131826
9.719.549.229.729.679.769.859.88
10.0110.029.92
10.0310.0110.7910.0110.0410.05
WISCONSIN, LANGLADE COUNTY 297
La 30. Pelix Zelowski. NWiNWf sec. 1, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Used driven well, diameter Ig- inches, depth 53 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 2 feet above land-surface datum and 1,551.38 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1940.
Date
June July
Aug.
24 15 22
5
Water level23.18 23.37 23.43 23.55
Date
Aug. 12 19 26
Water level23.59 23.65 23.66
Date
Sept. 29
16
Water level23.73 23.79 23.81
Date
Sept. Oct. Nov.
238
20
Water level23.86 25.95 24.21
La 44. J. Jacobus. HEiNWj sec. 32, T. 32 H., R. 11 E. Unused driven domestic well, diameter 1-j inches, depth 2 6.0 feet. Measuring point, copper washer on well-pit cover', 0.5 foot above land-surface datum and 1,540.34 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
JuneJuly
26152229
23.8822.8022.8522.87
Aug. 5121926
22.9122.9622.9923.00
Sept . 29
16
23.0423.0923.12
SeptOct.Nov.
.237
20
23.1623.2223.45
La 45. Star Neva school. NW^-SWt sec. 22, T. 32 II., R. 11 E. Used drilled school well, diameter 4 inches, depth 39.5 feet. Measuring point, bottom edge of hole in pump base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum and 1,576.29 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
June 26July 15
22Aug. 5
34.3934.4534.6934.77
Aug. 121926
34.8134.8434.04
Sept. 29
16
34.8834.6934.79
Sept. 23Oct. 7Nov. 20
34.9935.0635.26
La 57. Prosser Bros. SE^SWi sec. 17, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Unused drilled industrial well, diameter 6 inches, depth 36 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum and 1,513.08 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
June 3July 9
1315
13.8313.9414.0014.02
July 2229
Aug. 512
14.0914.2214.3314.43
Aug. 1926
Sept. 29
14.5314.6214.7014.73
Sept. 1623
Oct. 8
14.0814.8915.00
La 64. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NWvSEj sec. 20, T. 31 II., R. 11 E. Unused driven observation well, diameter 2 inches, depth 20 feet. Measuring point, top of collar on casing, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum and 1,507.93 feet above mean sea level. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1948.
July 9131519222629
Aug. 2\ 5
9
15.3315.3715.3715.3515.4515.4915.5315.5015.6015.49
Aug. 121619242629
Sept. 269
13
15.6615.4815.7015.5015.6815.5915.7315.7515.7915.80
Sept. 16192327
Oct. 48
111724
Nov . 1
15.8415.9015.9116.0015.8916.0016.0316.0616.1016.15
Nov. 815202129
Dec. 6132027
16.1616.1716.1216.1416.1016.1316.1716.1916.23
La 68. J. Shafel. NE^SE-^- sec. 12, T. 31 N. , R. 11 E. Used driven well, diameter 1-J- inches, depth 22.6 feet. 1,'easuring point, top edge of horizontal pipe extending from top of well casing, using -0.50 correction on tape, l.G feet above land-surface datum and 1,514.57 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
298 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
La 68--Continued.
Date
July 12 15 22 29
Water level6-16 6.21 6.33 6.45
Date
Aug. 5 12 19
Water level6.62 6.73 6.89
Date
Aug. 26 Sept . 2
9
Water level6.96 7.04 7.15
Date
Sept. 23 Oct. 8 Nov. 20
Water level7.39 7.64 7.99
La 71. Fred Anstutz- NW^SW^ sec. 21, T- 31 N., R. 10 E. Unused dug well, depth 20 feet. Measuring point, bottom edge of pump base, 1 foot above land-surface datum and 1,535.00 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
July 12 152229
11.43 11.4811.6111.71
Aug. 5 121926
11.85 11.9312.0612.18
Sept. 2 9
16
12.23 12.3212.39
Sept .23 Oct. 8Nov. 20
12.49 12.7412.18
La 74. c- Plckner. NW^NW^ sec. 34, T- 32 N-, R. 11 E. Unused driven well, diameter ij inches, depth 33.9 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, 3.7 feet below land-surface datum and 1,553.?2 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
July
Aug.
131522
5
24242424
28283443
Aug. 121926
24.4924.5324.57
Sept . 29
16
24-6024.6523.53
SeptOct.Nov.
.237
20
24.7224.8225.09
La 77. Ted Baginski. SE^NW^ sec. 23, T. 31 N., R. 10 E- Used dug irrigation well, length 90 feet, width 55 feet, depth 15 feet. Measuring point, zero mark on staff gage, 12 feet below land-surface datum and 1,474.22 feet above mean sea level. Readings from staff gage. Records available: 1948.
Aug. 19 26
a8.44 5.38
Sept . 2 9
5.26 5.33
Sept .16 23
5.43 5.51
Oct. Nov.
8 19
5.64 5.72
a Pumping recently.
La 86. A- F. Hoeft. NU^SE^ sec. 16, T. 32 N-, R. 10 E. Unused drilled stock well, diameter 4 inches. Measuring point, .bottom edge of hole in side of pump, 2 feet above land-surface datum and 1,526.00 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
July 192229
Aug. 5
9.409.329.369.44
Aug. 121926
9.499.599.45
Sept . 29
16
9.519.589.68
SeptOct.No-'.
237
20
9.749.809.84
La 87. Felix Zelowski. SE^SW^ sec. 10, T. 32 N-, R. 10 E- Used driven 'well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 13 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.7 feet above land-surface datum and 1,535.14 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
July
Aug.
19295
6.836.866.90
Aug.
Sept
1219
. 2
6.957.017.11
Sept . 916
7.187.24
Se^tOc4:.
.237
7.307.44
La 88. John Lucht. SW^NW^ sec. 27, T. 31 N., R. 11 E- Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches, depth 102 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1 foot above land-surface datum and 1,511.11 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
July
Aug.
2329
5
30.1730.2130.24
Aug. 121926
30.2930.3430.34
Sept 29
16
30.4130.4530.49
5e~>tOct.No-r.
.237
20
30.5430.6030.82
WISCONSIN, LANGLADE COUNTY 299
La 90. Arnold Schmiege- SE^SEi sec. 24, T. 32 N-, R. 11 B- Used dug irrigation well, length 130 feet, width 60 feet. Measuring point, zero mark on staff gage, 14 feet below land-surface datum and 1,54s.75 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with suction pump. Readings from staff gage- Records available: 1948-
Date
Aug. 19 26
water level
9.02 9.04
Date
Sept . 29
Water level
9.06 9.11
Date
Sept .16 23
Water level
9.16 9.24
Date
Oct. Nov.
7 20
Water level
9.34 9.61
La 100. Kretz. NW^NEi sec. 18, T- 30 N-, R- 11 E. Used driven well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 19^ feet. Measuring point, top of casing on west side, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum and 1,449.17 feet above mean sea level. Records available; 1948.
Aug. 35
12
10-9110.9210.99
Aug.
Sept
19262
11.0210.9011.03
Sept . 91623
11.0911.1611.23
Oct.Nov.
819
11.3511.56
La 107. Carlsen. SWitfWi sec. 26, T. 32 N-, R. 12 E. Uiused drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, depth 127 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, 2.5 feet above land-surface datum and 1,653.34 feet above mean sea level. Records available: 1948.
Aug. 69
26
114.09114.18114.18
Sept 29
114.23114.29
Sept .1623
114.32114.37
Oct.Nov.
720
114.48114.73
La 108. Prank Psenicka, Jr. NW^NEi sec. 7, T- 32 N., R. 11 E. Used drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 4 inches, depth 60 f e'et Meas uring point, top of casing, 5 feet below land-surface datum. Eauipped with turbine pump. Records available: 1948.
Aug. 13 19
50.29 51.32
Sept. 29
50.45 a50.87
Sept .16 23
50.58 50.65
Oct. Nov.
7 20
50.91 51.22
a Pumping recently.
La 110. Dolezel. SE^SEi sec. 26, T- 32 N-, R. 10 E. Used drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 40 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum and 1,514.49 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available; 1948
Aug. 131926
11.2611.2711.21
Sept 29
11.3111.48
Sept .1623
11.5411.54
Oct.Nov.
820
11.6011.41
La 111. Pilecy. NE^SE^ sec- 4, T. 31 N-, R- 10 R. Unused driven domestic well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 21 feet. Measuring point, top of pump, 2 feet below land-surface datum and 1,486.31 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
Aug. 131926
8.268.248.03
Sept . 29
8.158.30
Sept .1623
8.418.54
Oct .Nov.
820
8.668.45
La 118. Wisconsin Public Service Corporation. NE^NW^ sec- 20, T. 31 N-, R. 11 E. Unused driven observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 21.8 feet. Measuring point, top of inner ring -on cap on casing at low side, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum and 1,510.95 feet above mean sea level- Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Public Service Corporation- Records available: 1948.
Jan.
Feb.
519218
13.0513.2213.2613.30
Feb.Mar.
Apr.
258
185
13.3813.5013.3712.22
Apr.May
30132027
11.8811.8011.8811.88
June
July
321304
11.9712.1311.418.51
300 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
La US Continued.
Date
Aug. 6 17 18 26
Sept . 9
Water level12.55 12.80 12.80 12.89 13.05
Date
Sept .15 20 28
Oct. 11 18
Water level15.04 15.10 15.18 13.29 15.55
Date
Oct. 25 Nov. 1
8 15 22
Water level15.44 15.47 13.51 15.54 15.55
Date
Nov . 29 Dec. 6
15 20 27
Water level15.55 1? . 53 15.55 15.56 13.59
La 200. Antigo Water Department. NE^NWi sec. 29, T- 51 N-, R. 11 E- Unused jetted observation well, diameter 6 inches, depth 14 feet. Measur ing point, top of casing, 2 feet above land-surface datum. Water-stage recorder maintained on well since Dec. 14, 1948. Records available: 1948. Dec. 14, ^.18; Dec. 21, 6.19; Dec. 31, 6.46-
Lincoln County
Ln 25. 54 N., R-
Geological Survey, U- S- 6 E. Records available:
Dept. of Interior. 1944-48.
sec. 56,
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
411253
10238
6-046.056.266.416.576.456.26
Mar .
Apr.
May
June
92311212
251
6.555.195.255.225.255.656.00
June
July
Aug.
62219212550
6.155.826.515.805.996.16
Sept
Oct.
Nov.
.152029112529
6.456-526.656.596.585.95
Marathon County
Mr 1. George Chrudimsky. NW|-Nl?i sec. 25, T- 50 N-, R- 10 E. Used drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 4 inches, depth 85 feet. Measur ing point to Sept. 2, 1948, bottom edge of pump base, 0.5 foot above land- surface datum; since Sept. 2, 1948, bottom edge of hole in pump base, n o6 foot above land-surface datum and 1,471 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1948.
Aug. 35
1219
55.9755.9936.0336.07
Aug.Sept
2629
16
35.55.65.55.
97919797
SeptOct.Nov.
.258
1927
56.0456.1656.5556.54
Dec. 4111825
36.5336.6856.6256.66
Mr 3. George Hunt. NW-^ sec. 26, T- 30 N-, R. 10 E- Used dug well, diameter 18 inches, depth 12 feet. Measuring point, top of casing on west side, 1 foot above land-surface datum- Equipped with lift pump. Records available; 1948-
Aug. 51219
6.536.616.47
Aug.Sept
26. 2
9
5.255.926.18
Sept 1625
6.476.70
Oct.Nov.
819
7.685.14
Mr 27. Conrad Kremsreiter. SR^SE^ sec. 24, T. 29 N-, R. 11 E. Rec ords available; 1944-43.
Jan-
Feb.
Mar-
6152719
152412152229
8.028.098.278.158.388-118.368.478.258.327.15
Apr.
May
June
512262
10172617
2129
7.7.6.6.6.6.6.6.6.6.6.
1201692221090748176759
July
Aug.
Sept
81422276
22308
1427
6-857.017.007.117.337.657.878.038.278.46
Oct . 41728
Nov. 21230
Dec. 6131928
8.568.728-918-989.029.068.989.129.059-19
WISCONSIN, lYARINETTE COUNTY 301
Mr 28. T. 27 N., R.
Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept - of Interior- 9 E. Records available: 1944-48.
sec- 31,
Date
Jan. 5121826
Feb. 29
1623
Mar. 18
152229
Apr. 5
Water level
21.3521.3521.4821.5221.5521.5921.6321.6721.7021.7421.7921.5221.2721. -30
Date
Apr. 121426
May 35
101724
June 17
142128
Water level
21.3321.3221.3521.3921.4121.4321.4621.5021.5521-5621.5521.6721.68
Date
July 5121926
Aug. 29
162330
Sept . 7132027
Water level
21.7121.7621.7921.7821.8221.8521 = 8521.8721.9021-9421.9522 . 0022.02
Date
Oct. 4111825
Nov . 18
151929
Dec- 6132027
Water level
22.0522.0722.0922.1822.2282.2122-2722.3022.3523.0022.4222.4522 . 48
Marinette County
Mt 1. Mr. Skidmore. SE^NWj sec- 6, T- 30 able: 1946-48-
Apr. 27 4-98 May 20 6-40
June 29 7-50 Aug. 12 14.90
Sept. 14 Oct . 12
Mt 5. City of Peshtigo. SE^NE-^ sec. 19, T stage recorder maintained on well since Aug. 12, 1947-48-
Jan. 5 23.94 Feb. 3 25.08
Mar. 4 25-79 30 23.59
Apr. 27 May 20
N., R. 24 E.
16.10 Nov. 15.15
Records aval
9 8.32
30 N-, R. 23 E- Water- 1948. Records available
23 . 79 June 24.68 July
29 24.78 20 24.96
Lowest da,lly water level, from recorder charts
Day Aug .1 .....
4 .....5 6 .....7 .....8 . . *
9 . ....
1011 .....12 .....13 26.28 14 26.54 15 26.4516 - 17 25.33 IB 25.82 19 26-01 20 26.08 21 26.22 22 26.20 23 24.37 24 25.57 25 26.21 26 26.56 27 26.28 28 26.38 29 26.08 30 24.72 31 25.60
Sept .25.65 25.88 26.10 26.36 26-17 22.90 23.35 24.61 25.21 25-57 25.85 25.84 24.67 25.32 25.65 25.88 26.02 26.23 26.. 18 25.03 25.69 26-03 26-12 26.32 26-48 26.47 25.38 26-03 26.43 26.47
Oct.26-63 26.74 26.72 25.50 26.15 26.38 26.34 26.47
26.53 26.75 26.77 26.80 26.87 26.88 25.67 26.33 26-62 26-75 26.79 26.92 26.90 25.95 26.45 26.95 27.13 26.95 26.98 26.94
Nov.26.04 26.50 28.65 26.75 26-78 27.04 26.84 25.42 25.98 26.40 26.64 26.65 26.75 26.70 26.40 25.83 26.10 26.15 26.13 25.97 25.96 24.73 25.23 25.38 25.47 25-57 25.75 25.75 24.62 25.18
Dec.25.45 25.46 25.53 25.62 25.63 24-41 25.17 25.95 25.75 25-88 25.92 25.87 24-92 25.38 25.58 25.75 25.95 25.98 25.98 25.13 25.52 25.78 25.84 25.84 23.22 20.91 22.75 24.01 24.86 25.07 25.07
302 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTPAL STATES
Milwaukee County
Ml 7. Milwaukee County. In Brown Deer Park. Records available: 1947-48. Jan. 6, 47.68; Feb. 10, 47.29; Mar. 16, 46.43; Apr. 11,' 42.57.
Ml 8. Milwaukee County. In McGovern Park In R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 35, T- 8 N-
Date
Jan. 6 Feb. 10
Water level52.70 54.68
Date
June 22 Aug. 24
Waterlevel
a 124. 60 142.50
Date
Sept .21 Nov. 23
Water level
142 . 78 139.37
a Upper limestone cased off.
Ml 36. A. 0. Smith Corporation, 3533 North 27th Street, Milwaukee. Records available: 1946-48.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay123456789
10111213141516171819'
2091fj JL
2223249^ <~oo c.GO
2728293031
Day123456789
10111213141516
Jan.
143.56143.09143.05142.80142.75142.43142.36142.14142.41142.45143.42141.85141-85141-82141.73142.33142 . 45142.50142.28142.18
143.31143.32143.24143 . 53143.58
LowestJuly
151.51151.561 ^1 "79J-«J_L / £j
151.81151.90152.11152.51152-87153.21153 . 53153.83154.18154.77155.35155.77156.23
Feb.
143.53143.40143.42143.41143.45143.45143 . 48143.56143.32143.38143 .P4143.18142.99143.24143.26142.92142.82142.87143.32143.70143.721 A 1^ "7C>J.^tO / £1
143.60143.32143.19143.35143.38143.48143.85
dallyAug.
165.23165.53165.87166.17166.38166.67167.10167.65168.17168.57168.76168.94
Mar.
143.81143.59144.04144.46144.51144 . 40143.91143.95144.13144-30i/i/i t <?.144.46144.55144.37143.99144.18144.47144.45144.47144.52144.36144.34
143.16
water level,Sept .
1 *7A. A."1,JL I *± ^«->
174.81T "7R 1 ^J. / «J J_«J1 "7C, *^^ JL I O OO
175.34175.28175.27175.44175.58175-70175.63175.56175-52175.50175.32175.36
Apr.
143.31143.60143 . 68143.46142 . 93142.84142.66142.77142.94142.78T. 4 V , n C
142.4114?. 40142.25142.12142.38142.38142.22141.99142.19142.36142.38142.30142 .391 A.1? A.~\-l-*±<j . *±_L
142 . 401 AP R"^J.^£ . OO142 .82143.01143.08
from recorderOct.
174.43~\ "7 A. *&J. / ^t \jfj 1 7 A E,OJL f ^t «J&1 "74 *^ 1 -L / TE O JL
173.86173.61173.41173.32173.30173.26172.97172.76172.60172 . 50172.35171.87
May14?. 29143. 28145.S2143.1814-5.27143.42143.64143.80143.79143.76!M3 .617140.6514?. 52143.39143.27143.09145.82142.75142.69143 . 43142.121 4? . 12142 . 18149.16
142.28142 . 41142.84143 . 12143.30143 . 42
chartsNov.
169.07169.03n /» Q QQ J.DO. Ob
168.63168.55168.73168.86168.85168.34168-22168.32168.27168.09168.03167.72167.38
June
143.51143.74144.02144.58145.29145.65145.86146.49146.95147.33147.70147.91148.15148.35148.72149.02149-27149.45149.84149.991 A.Q a AJ.^57 . O*±
1 AQ QA-L*±57 « O*±
149.84150.101 crv TQJ.OU OiJ
150-60150.65150 . 64150.841 R1 O 1? -LO.L * <; /
Dec-165.38n AC; OR _LoD <st>165.06164.97164.65164.34164.36164.45164.52164.61164 . 40164.03164.05164.05163.79163 . 77
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 303
Hi 36--Continued.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
July Aug .
156 156 157 157 157. 158. 159. 160 160. 160. 161. 161. 161, 162. 163.
.61 169.22
.90 169.69
.13 170.01 . 49 170 . 19 .90 170.35 .77 170.48 .69 170.49 .34 170.66 .62 171.12 .95 171.69 .36 172.27 ,78 172.85 .98 173.26 .55 173.68 .03 174.10
Sept .
175.35 175.30 175.23 175.24 175.18 175.22 175.26 175.35 175.46 175.41 175-09 174.74 174.45 174.27
Oct.
171 171 170 170 170. 170. 170. 170. 169. 169. 169. 169. 169. 169. 169.
Nov.
.84 168.20
.59 168.20
.91 167.03
.85 166.61 63 166.69 48 166.53 29 166.26 28 166.04 ,93 165.87 55 165.69 44 165.91 44 165.83 42 165.49 34 165.36 15
Ml 45. Milwaukee Journal, 333 West State Street, Milwaukee, available: 1946-48.
Dally high and low water level, from recorder charts
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
January High Low94.42 94.53 95.04 95.02 95.11 95.05 95.10 94.93 95.14 95.42 95.08 95.01 95.53 95.38 95.07 95-48 95-93 95.40 95.41 95.67 95.51 95.53 96.14 96.45 96.53 96.60 96.65
.....
94.84 95.04 95.17 95.29 95.32 95.28 95.29 95.23 95.47 95.67 95.68 95.52 95.72 95.77 95.48 96.10 96.18 95.93 95.82 95.85 95.78 96.14 96.51 96.66 96.74 96.81 96.83
.....
Daily high
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6
High
93.46 91.80 91.45 91.61 92.27 93.24
May Low
97.91 95.88 95.77 96.83 99.60 99.1O
February High Low
95.61 93.02
94.60 95.76 95.70 95.91 97.30 97.26 97.59 97.79 97.74 98.49 98.48 98.77 99.26 99.76
100.03 100.24 100.24 100.30 101.12
and low
.....
95.61 93.02 94.60 95.76 95.92 95.92 97.30 97.50 97.59 97.93 97.95 98-61 98.67 98.77 99.26 99.81
100.03 100-24 100 . 70 100 . 78 101 . 12 101.57
March High Low
101.30 101.29 101 60 102.20 102 . 62 102.03 101.91 102.21 102 . 43 102.70 102 . 77 102.82 102.74 102.33 102.20 102.33 102 . 78 96.40 97.78 96.05 95.97 95.23 94.21 94-50 94.27 95.87 90.24 93.12 92.50 91.91 91.42
water level,. fromJune
High Low
91.46.....
101.52 101 . 60 102.20 102.70 102 . 70 102.61 102.17 102 . 43 102.70 102 . 96 102.96 102 . 99 102.99 102.75 102.33 102 . 93 103.18 102 . 78 99.40 97.78 96.69 96.60 95.23 96.17 99.92
102.24 95.20 95.20 93.12 92.50 91.90
recorderJuly
High Low
111.22 113.28 113.85 110.14 108.90 109.42
117.65 120.39 12i-46 117.38 113 . 57 117.16
Dec.
163 . 81 163. 8 166. 3£162. P;162.86 163.05 163.13 163.06 163.27 163.20 162 . 69 162.51 162 . 6V 162.68 162.68
Records
April High Low
91.48 91.41 91.32 90-76 90.95
92.47 93.09 91.80 91.03 91.62 90.72 90-06 89.84 89.80 95-82 95.57 92.97 92.79 97-87 95.96 94.71 96.20 96-62 96-55 96.55 98.61 98.01 94.26 93.19
charts
91.60 91.52 91.74 91.60
97.78 96.03 95.23 94. 1C 96. 1C 94. 4C 91.62 90.72 90.24
101.00 101.24 98.70 95i87 102 . 77 103 . 41 100 . 70 101.02 100 92 106.03 103.48 106.06 104.80 102.08 99.40 98.53
August High Low
129.45 128.71 131.10 132.02 133.7.3 134.76
136. 5C 137. 2C 139.67 139. 7t 141. Ifc
304 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN FRESSOBEU 1948, MQRTH-fiKWTRAL STATES
Ml 45 Continued.
Daily high and low water level, from recorder charts
Day
7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
May High Low
92.72 90.02 89.00 88-07 87.08 86.24 85.76 87.43 88.03
86.90 89-33 90.35 89-70
92.40 94.75 95.61 95-54 93.66 92.09 91-56
98.25 93.30 90.30 90.37 88.07 87.08 90.10
94.91 96.99 94.12
95.70 100.23 102.09
97.52 95.56 92.10
Daily high
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
September High low132.95 130-85 132-92 132.11 128.33 125-54 124.45 128.21 127.92 130-00 129.11 126-38 125.45 128.01 128-19 128-59 130.63 129.24 126.74 125.45 128-14
129.02 131.42 131.47 131.50 131.05 133.97 135 i 70 136-. 11
138 . 75 139.60 139.64 139.35 136.00 128.33 134.23 135.38 136.54 136.03
133.20 134.32 135.15 135.50 137.32 136.80 136.58 133.20 134.78 134.98 136.07
137.19 139.32 136.90 139.73
143.19
June High Low
.....
103.20 104.53 107.64 106.78 104.03 103 . 48 106.16 103.13 104.95 106.34 105.48 102.38 101 . 72 104.98 106.12 107.92 110.86 109.57 106.48 105.67 108.93 112.43
and low
109.07 110.82 113.47 114.33 113.72 110.02 112.38 110.48 111.68 112.78 112.42 111.68 109.00 110.40 112.33 114.36 117.21 117.58 116.39 112.66 115.55 118.45 119.00
water levelOctober
High Low138 58 137.29 132.51 130.48 129.26 130.50 131.45 126.05 123.48 120.34 118.70 118.04 118.17 117.95 120.29 120.29 118.48 116.36 115.47 114.96 114.62 114.30 115.19 114.65 113.96 113.95 117.32 118.78 120.41 119.76 119.52
145.57 142.18 138.46 132.51 133 . 99 137.20 136.33 135.40 126.05 3.23.48 120.34 121.35 120.18 125.76 125.56 125.88 123.34 118.50 116.36 115.53 115.00 116.69 117.59 116. 8O 114.65 121.39 123.15 125.13 124-67 124.70 123.10
July High Low
113.00 114.51 115.70 116.03 111.88 110.69 116.91 115.50 115.12 118.72 122.77 119.92 119.06 122 . 80 124.42 125.51 128.19 126.53 124.27 123.45 126.56 128-22 129.30 132.61 132.23
, from
121.00 122 . 62 122.94 123 . 67 119.80 122.20 123.53 122.92 124.22 127.41 130.43 126.90 129.44 131.09 132.88 135.34 134.67 134.18 130.81 132. 75 134.10 136.47 139.17 139.73 140.07
recorderNovember
High Low118.45 119.23 117.11 118.74 119.28 118-66 117.36 115.48 114.30 114.04 113.67 113.58 113.06 112.55 111.92 111.53 112.08 111.73 112.07 111.55 111.08 110.46 110.01 109.95 110. O5 109.97 111.42 110.49 109-86 109.88
124.26 123.67 122.57 124.99 126.79 124.63 121.36 117.37 115.50 114.31 116.74 116.48 113.56 113.04 112.62 114.98 114.04 116.38 115-.87 112.07 111.65 111.08 110.47 110-08 110.43 114.99 114.62 111.42 110.58 110.22
August High low
134.20 131.08 130.36 133.06 134.37 135.60 137.80 137.22 ]33.95 133.16 133 . 59 133.93 135.60 ]38.82 138-82 132.90 134.27 ]33.20 ]33.43 ]33.79 ]36.48 136.34 ]32.08 131.15 132.53
cherts
141.47 137.69 139.08 141.02 142.40
139.20 138.91 137.70
144.93
141.52 139.53 140.25 140.65
142.81 143.23 139 . 79 139.97 139.62
December High Low110.05 110.05 110.92 110.67 ]09.83 ]09.60 109.09 109.09 109.13 108.98 108.49 108.38 108.54 108-47 107.94 107.91 107.87 107.44 107.00 306-50 106.52 107.00 1 10 . 90 112.40 113.22 113.78 113.70 113.63 113.71 114.61 114.58
110.28 113.95 113.65 114.13 112.81 109.84 109.64 109.35 109.37 1C9.16 108.97 108.73 108 . 86 108-86 109 . 47 108.13 108.13 108.03 107.44 107.01 108.00 110.90 112 . 40 113.22 114.03 113.93 113.93 113 . 93 114.61 114.80 114.81
WISCONSIN, YILWAUKEE COUNTY 305
Ml 56. National Enameling & Stamping Co., North 10th Street and West St. Paul Avenue, Milwaukee. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
6 10
9
Water level82.39 84.20 91.81
Date
Apr. May June
641
Water level
88.70 85.46 83.80
Date
June July Sept
2327 21
Water level
90.66 104 . 02 108.17
Date
Oct. Nov.
19 23
Water level
101.40 99.65
Ml 79. Forest Home Cemetery. SE-jNW^- sec. 7, T- 6 N-, R. 21 E- Records available: 1946-48-
Dally high and low water level, from recorder charts
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
January High Low
172.12 170.61 170.36 171.51 171.59 173.25 174.32 174.83 175.32 175.61 173.95 173.71 175.85 176.96 177.26 178.01 178.38 177 . 58 177.34 178.26 178-46 178.76 179.45 178-84 177 . 52 177.02 178-74 179-69 179.83 180.35 179.62
172.97 172.18 171.97 172.38 173.36 174-47 175.01 175.40 176.60 176-72 175.74 175.85 177.02 177.59 178.02 178.94 179.06 178.48 178.43 178.59 178.92 179.56 180.15 180.15 178.84 178.80 179.81 179.95 180-41 181.13 181-27
Dally high
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
May High Low
183.47 182.62 181.82 182.66 182.66 182.8V 182.53 180.71 178-87 178.50 179.59 179.85 180.25 180.40 179.51 178.90 179-07
180 . 45
185.82 189.44 187.92 183 . 46 189 . 42 184.35 182.91 182 . 63 180.68 179.95 179.98 180 . 41 180 . 74 189 . 13 182 . 73 186.41 185.30
188.30
February High Low
178.14 177 . 66 178.83 179.04 179.54 179.76 179.14 177-78 177.24 178.48 179.08 179.45 179.34 178.95 177.62 177.20 178 . 53 179.04 179.17 180-34 179.42 178-11 177-67 178-98 179.74 180.34 180 67 179.71 178.62
and low
179 178 179 179 179 180 1BO 179 178 179 179 179 179 179 179 178 179 179 180 180 180 179 179 179 180 180 181 180 179
water
.71
.92
.23
.64 -94 .18 .18 .16 .58 .15 .56 .84 .75 .77 .06 .56 10 .60 .37 .82 .81 .42 .04 -80 42 .94 -14 .80 .82
levelJune
High Low179.55
188-87 189.73 190-83 188.95
196 197 197 195 191
.10 -05 .53 50 31
March High Low
178-20 178.97 179-51 180-37 181.21 180.04
180.13 180.81 181.29 181.91 181.17 180.93 178 . 55 179.80 181.41 182.45 182.25 182 . 60 180-07 179-67 180-38 180.99 181.22 180.13 179.40 177-31 176.68 178-25 178 - 63
, from
179 179 180 181 181 181
180 180 181 182 182 182 181 179 181 182 182 183 183 182 180 181 181 181 181 180 179 178 178 179
.16
.56
.43
.29
.65
.57
.10
.87
.46
.03
.40
.50
.20
.84 -46 .50 -77 -12 .14 .60 .57 .08 -48 -47 .49 .22 -43 .32 .87 .28
recorderJuly
High Low
184.83
189.28 188.09 188.86 188.82 188.11 188-13
192
192 193
194 195 196 197 194 195 197
.63
.88 -10
.51 -66 -22 .21 .82 -18 -75
April High Low
179. 179. 178. 177. 176. 178. 178. 179- 180- 178- 176. 176. 178. 179. 180. 180. 180. 178. 178. 179. 180. 181. 181- 181- 181- 180. 181- 182. 182. 183.
charts
19 96 91 09 69 25 83 38 48 94 88 88 66 50 14 52 55 63 17 45 59 30 82 95 20 01 74 07 73 63
180.05 180.64 180.64 178.91 178.33 179.02 179.42 180.56 181.08 181.02 178.94 178.72 179.61 180-27 180.72 181.79 181-85 180-55 179.56 180.66 181 . 47 182 . 05 182.22 189.23 187.79 186.42 189.14 189.84 184.40
August High Low
196. 196. 198. 201. 201. 202. 203. 201. 200.
203. 203. 204.
201. 200. 202. 203. 204.
39 00 40 33 82 80 27 02 50
89 64 36
63 59 62 63 57
203 . 71 205.30 206.77 208.76 210-14 210.97 208.65 207.93 209.59
211.05 211-88 212.37 209 . 62 208.38 209.58 210.85 211.96 212.78
306 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Ml 79 Continued.
Dally high and low water level, from recorder charts
Day
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Day
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
High181.24 181.19 180.80 180.33 180.51 181.08 181.50 181.76 182-18 182.17 181.43 180.01
May Low
182 . 42 188.31 183.28 187.97 181.78 181.70 182.02 182.46
184.95 389.38 182.89
Dally highSeptember
High Low
205.58 213-58 205.60 215.78 208.32 215.97 206.88 214.00 204-70 211.00 201.70 204.70 201.21 211.20 204.22 211.02 205.13 211.05 205.90 211.66 204.94 207.29 204.14 211.90 204.07 213.43 206.26 214.28 206.65 214.54 207.37 214.81 208.18 216.24 208.00 214.49 206.98 213.97 206.60 207.94 207.77 208.36 208.32 209.03 208.96 216.18 210.29 211.03 209.25 210.66 208.79 216.20 208-57 209.73 209.02 209.49 209.34 212.85 209.84 210.25
June High Low
188.38 187.97 188.65 189.72 190.29 191.30 191.30 189.93 189.15 190.61
and low
195.80 189.01 196.40 195.69 197.47 197.90 193.35 197.28 197.94 191.88
July High Low
190-69
191.92
193 . 48 195.33 196.70 197.53 196/80
water level, fromOctober
High Low
210-08 210.06 207-77 207.08 207.98 208 . 40 209.20 209.02 207.67 205.98 205.51 206 . 62 207.09 208.54 208.53 207 . 60 206.07 205.40 206.24 206.67 207.58 207.01 205.67 203.90 203.47 203.97 204.52 204.89 206.05 204.27 202.35
216.38 213.00 210.09 208.03 208.48 216.34 210.56 209.31 209.16 207.73 206.78 207.22 215.27 209.20 208.82 208-81 207.60 206.33 206.78 214.98 209.00 207.58 207.34 205.67 204.06 204.67 204.98 213.51 207.26 206-14 204.37
198.11 199.64 199.96
197.15 197.45 199.13 202-28 203.80 203.95 198.13 198-05
recorderNovember
High Low
201.90 203.00 203.30 201.87 201.16 201-07 200.56 200.01 199.68 199.68 199.73 199.34 199.39
198.20 198.11 197.62
196-60 196.53 195.34 195.03 195.11 194-63 194.30 194.63
203.09 203.53 203.60 203.70 201.89 201.30 201-22 200 . 62 200.12 199.98 199.97 199.85 199.57 199.30
198.20 198.43 198.39 19 8. -12
196.73 196.84 196.57 195.33 195.36 195.18 194.69 195.01
August High Low
205.59 204.42 203.30
204.71 205.59 205 .42 207.70 207.09 205.42 204.34 205.42
charts
213.38 210.45 209.78 211.85 213.00 213.38 213.45 215.92
212.52 212.76 213.57
December High Low
194.94 194.99 195.32 195.30 194.49 194.49 194.98 195.21 195.59 195.83 195.40 195.02 194.63 195.00 195-10 195.10 195.64 195-08 193.95 193.70 193.82 194.55 195.10 194.83 194.00 192-70 192.14 192.39 192 . 48 193.46 193.17
195.25 195.32 195.57 195-70 195.33 195.00 195.28 195.65 195.95 196.18 195.89 195.40 195.08 195.38 195-35 195.64 195.83 195.90 195-10 194.00 194.55 195.11 195.55 195-56 194.84 194.00 192.68 192.58 193.48 193.74 193.71
Ml 88. Milwaukee Vinegar Works. Records available: 1946-48.
sec- 25, T. 6 N-, R- 22 E.
Date
Jan. 7 Feb. 11 Mar. 10
Water level
117-99 118-50 117-37
Date
May 5 June 23 July 28
Water level
116.26 118-67 117.81
Date
Aug. 25 Sept .22
Water level
121.34 120-58
Date
Oct. 20 Nov. 24
Water level
122.15 121.75
Ml 91. U. S. Government. In Greendale In NE^NE^ sec- 34, T- 6 N-, R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan-Feb.Mar.
7119
208-55208-87210-44
Apr.MayJune
651
211.00211.04215.48
JuneJulyAug.
232824
213-04216.64223.13
SeptOct.Nov.
222024
223.80225-02224.40
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 307
Ml 94. Milwaukee County. In Whitnall Park In NE-|SKi sec- 32, T. 6 N-, R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 7 Feb. 11 Mar. 9
Water level
206.95 207.03 207.45
Date
Apr. May June
6 4 2
Water level
208.01 208.39 209.76
Date
June 23 July 28 Aug. 25
Water level
217.58 213.41 219.25
Date
Sept .22 Oct . 20 Nov. 24
Water level
220-19 221.33 221.18
Ml 118. A. Schaefer. 5465 North 51st Street, Milwaukee. Records available: 1946-48-
Jan. 6Pet). 10Mar. 9Apr. 6
37-8037.8336.8734.49
May 411
June 1
26.9326.1529.07
June 22July 27Aug. 24
30-0233.8636.38
Sept .21Oct . 19Nov. 23
34.3632.2031.74
Ml 119. Robert Cerletty. SW-jSW^ sec. 3, T- 8 N-, R. 21 E- Measuring point, top of l-J-lnch pipe In casing, 1.15 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1946-48.
June 122
Ml 120Milwaukee -
7.358.10
July 27Aug. 24
1012
Nunn Bush Shoe Co.Records available:
Lowest dallyDay Jan.
1 85-542 85.133 85.214 85.265 85.326 85.467 85.458 85.419 85.83
10 66.0011 85.9912 85-5713 85.6614 85.6815 85-5816 86.9117 85.9518 85.9519 85.6520 85.5221 85.2422 85.5023 85.9124 85-87p R QR B QO
O fi QR Q 1?f~i D OO "Or
27 85.9728 85.9829 85.6730 85.8831 85.92
Peb . Mar . Apr .858585858585858585858585858585848484848585858585Q A
84848484
.78 84
.65 84
.63 84
.66 85
.73 85
.71 85
.66 84
.63 84
.63 84
.55 84
.60 84
.41 84
.21 84-16 84.22 83.89 84.83 84.82 84.97 84.33 84.30 84.27 84.11 84.02 8494AP
.79 84
.52 84
.84 838383
.75 83.96
.56 84.32
.87 84.44
.27 84.26
.28 83.93
.20 83.97
.56 83.95
.31 84.09
.49 84.28.64 84.20.68 84.55.69 83.75.70 83.90.47 83.79.95 83-67.08 83.91.41 83.93.37 83.78.24 83.48.26 83.86.09 84.04.22 84-03.31 83.89.55 83.79
Q«Z rm
.36 83.9138 84-13
.99 84.09
.95 83.99
.79
waterMay
83.8883.7883.7783.7283.7483.7083.7983.9083.7583 . 6583.6983.7683.7183.7183.5583.3283.2583.5283.6583.5083.5183.6283.7183.8083.8484.0684.1284.3384.3984.2684.10
.28
.30Sept. 21 12.05Oct. 19 12.29
Nov. 23 11.96
North 5th and West Hadley Streets,1946-48.
level, fromJune July
84.05 87.9884.14 88.0584.21 88.1884.52 88-1584.85 88.0284.87 87.9384.59 88.0484.88 88.1285.24 88.2185-57 88.2585.92 88-1586-01 88-1586.09 88.3286.11 88.6086.38 88.7286-53 88.7786.61 88-9286.63 89.0386.76 89.0086-77 89.1286.56 89.2586.60 89.4786.81 89.7587.11 89.878V ^ Q QQ_7Q
87.50 89.6487.41 89.8787.24 90.1087.41 90.1787.77 90.20
90-35
recorder chartsAug.
90.3690.3990.5890.7490.8290.8190.7790-6690.5790.5990.5390.5890-8290-9690.9390.7690-7990.9491.1191-1891.2191.1791.1591.2291.4191 5991.7391.8191.8091.6491-90
Sept. O^t.91.95 90.8291.76 90-9891.70 90.9891.66 90.8891.54 90.6091.22 90.4290.94 90.2390.96 90.1591.00 90-0491.00 90.0090.93 89.7890-77 B9-8390-88 89-9091-05 89-9891-04 89-9691-09 89.9091.10 89.8991.08 89.8490-88 89.7590.72 89.7890.76 89.8190.78 89-8290.8391.0291 .17
89.8689.89QQ n>n
Nov.90-0189-9989.9989.7489.6989.9390-1790-1889.9289. Q890-0690-0290.0189.9689.7289.5889.5989-5989.5789.3289.3689.3189.28' u . 1 8QQ T T
Dec.89.4789.4689-3789.3589-0388-7388-8189-1189-3089-4589.3589-0189-0689-0688-9889-0589-2689.2789-9088.4888.6288.9589.1989.20QQ . *!
91. '25 89! 60 RQ-nt Qolop91.08 89.6890.98 89.8690.8190.61
89.9989.9689.84
89.3489.3189.1989.38
88.7088.5388.5988.7188-71
Ml 121. F. M. Nlmphlus. able: 1946-48.
311 Marion Street, Milwaukee. Records avail-
Date
Jan. 7 Feb. 11 Mar. 10
Water level
57.77 58-03 58.08
Date
Apr. May June
7 5 2
Water level
57.27 57.56 57.95
Date
June 23 July 28 Aug. 25
Water level
57.73 58.12 58.32
Date
Sept. 22 Oct . 20 Nov. 24
Water level
58-56 59.16 58.95
308 WATER LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Ml 124. Good Hope Cemetery. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 23, T. 6 N., R. 21 E.
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
7 11 10
Water level
127.68 128.94 129.54
Date
Apr- May
7 5
Water level
129 . 77 132 . 53
Date
June Aug.
2324
Water level
145.24 145.13
Date
Oct. 20 24
Water level
132.75 131.01
Ml 125. Good Hope Cemetery. South 43d Street and West Cold Spring Road. Unused drilled well, diameter 12 inches, depth 700+ feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1 foot above land-surface datum and 771.31 feet above mean sea level. Equipped with air-lift pump. Records available: 1948-
Jan*Feb.Mar.
71110
122.23123 . 50124.07
Apr.May
75
123.67126.00
June 223
al70-53139.86
Oct.Nov.
2024
125.94125.51
a Nearby well pumping.
Ml 130. Milwaukee County. In Greenfield Park, in T. 6 N., R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 6,
Jan. 7 Feb. 11 Mar. 9
58.30 58.75 58-68
Apr. 6 May 4 June 23
57.12 57.93 60.10
July 28 Aug. 25
a60.13 a62-22
Sept .22 Nov. 24
61.21 b61.59
Pumping b Pumping recently.
Ml 132. White Manor Water Cooperative. R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 13, T. 6 N.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
1 2345 67
10 11121314151617
20 PI22n't
24PC:
QC
27PQ
PQ
3031
Jan.1 QQ OA
197.90T Q"7 Qfi
T QQ 1 *^
198.13 198.30 198.49T QQ VA
1 QQ e;1?
200-02prvrv rvp
200.16200.34Odd c^Q
Odd Q A
201.60201.94
202 . 00 201.10Od~\ QQ
202 . 47pnp ^"7200.911 QQ c:*J>
1 QQ 1 d
1 QQ Ql
T QQ Qn
Odd QC
201.76
Feb.OdO P*^
202 46Ortl Q*^
T QQ *?!
197.48 198.39 199.46 odd *^r\200.54200.55 200.56201.00201.01
1 QQ QA
199.97O/Vl rtf\
201 19201.44201 47201.51
T QQ Q^
Mar.
198-55T QQ fil
1 QQ Pft
200 72201.28 201.51 202.08
200.50T QQ QR
198.501 QQ AA1 QQ QlOdd f\'2
odd Krt201.14201.40pflP 1 "7
202-52 202 411 QQ QC:
1 QR 1 Q
1 QQ P^
1 QQ QP
1 QQ c^A
odd ^d200-64200.30odd *^P200.72
Apr.201.34pm "ynono i Apnp i R
202.05 198.85 198.401 QQ Ql
200 79201.15 201 . 56Pnp ci^202 41202 . 40200.64T QQ rro199 041 QQ Qfi
200.20200 . 57
i QQ rfn198.27
May
199.14 198.50 199.49Odd 1 ^
onn *^P200.32 200 »2?200*26nr\r\ CQ
202 11
202 43 203.0?.odi C;P1 QQ 7A
1 QQ Ql
199.56200 52201.5V202 . 5Pon1* OP
202-80201- 5f
Juneom *^Pon A QQ
OnP 00
203 . 52203.61 204.29 204.29 203.61203 . 43203.61
203.41
204.39 ortA no203.47203.36204 11204.88205 . 73205-67205 . 48Of\A. QQ
204*98
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 309
Ml 132--Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay
1
3456789
10111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
July205.04OHR on£j\JO Ci J.
oo^ 4f><5V_/O *±\J
205-35204.81204.45203.90203 . 77203.84204.16204.07203.89203.67204.32204.67.205-60206.44206-50207-21207-18207.53207.78207.55207.46207.39207.24207 53208-38209.26
Aug.
211.83212.72213.61214.29214.22214.40214-07214.05214.36214.88215.58215.59215.13214-62214.23214.59214-07215-72215.68216.26216.29217-05217.86218.44219.14219.04on Q RC£i J.O OD218.23
Sept.017 eg£»X I . UCT
217.65217 «02217-63217-61217-07216.96216.33215-65215-56215-90216.88216-16214.99215.61216-23216.83217.31217.48217-55217.54217-76218-00218-44218-91219-01218-91218-46218.12010 ont* JLO » f~t J.
Oct.218.68219.06219.06218.90217.97217.16216.98216.90216.95216.94216.58216.12215.90216.89215.88216.15216.29216.29215.65215.47215.11214.86214.75214.74214.43213.71213.35213.58213.74on * on £/J_O O-L213.81
Nov.213.66213.21212.59212-15212-05212.33212.51212.51211.87211.34211.33211.31211.02211.0321C.8321C.3721C.0121C.01209.8120S.5220S.57209.37206.97206.6920E.52206 .21206.10206.09207.83OAT M£i\J 1 . OJ.
Dec-207.51207.50207.57207.60207.57207.36207.37207 . 55207.74207 . 73207.68207.67207.60207.60207.24207.33207.42207.43207.25206.96206.82207.17207.37207.44207.54207.51206.65206.02206.04one T r? <o(lb . J. r206.18
Ml 135- Leonard Budzein- 920 West Armour Avenue, Town of Lake. Records available: 1946-48.
Date
Jan. 7 Feb. 11 Apr. 7
Water level8.54 9.74 6.54
Date
May 5 June 23 July 28
Water level7.75 8.49 9.05
Date
Aug. 25 Sept. 22
Water level10.40 11.08
Date
Oct. 20 Ncv- 24
Water level11.12 11.08
Ml 146. 1946-48.
Mr. Huel. 9090 Lake Drive, Milwaukee. Records available:
Jan.Feb.Mar.
6109
60-4960-3459.86
Apr.MayJune
641
59,135C . 1161-69
JuneJulyAug.
222724
59.8364.0865.63
SeptOct.Nov.
.211923
63.5463.2262.52
Ml 148. Milwaukee County. NE^SE^- sec. 32, T. 6 N-, P- 21 E. Records available: 1946-48.___________Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
1 30.2 30.3 30-4 30.5 30,6 307 30.8 309 30,
10 3011 30,
24 30, 30 30- 33 30. 50 30, 50 30 42 30 40 30, 25 31. 67 31, 71 31 61 30,
74 30,87 29,87 29.90 2993 2989 2998 2915 2909 29,03 2995 29,
11 2761 2782 2794 2788 2750 2727 2746 2760 2764 2762 27
.76 27.64
.95 27.71
.98 27.82
.72 27-69-56 27.72 .60 27.71 .49 27.78 .80 27.82-89 27-79 .67 27-83 .52 27.57
27.05 27-30 27.28 27.25 27.32 27.32 27.02 27.3527.4427.4527.49
28.33 28.37 28.35 28-36 28-31 28-39 28-49 28.52 28.49 28.58 28.54
29.28 29.38 29-35 29.42 29.63 29.59 29.52 29-54 29.70 29.49 29.54
30.08 30, 30-01 30, 30.05 30. 30-10 30 30.10 30 30-01 30 30-10 30 30.12 30 30-14 30 30.15 30 30-07 30,
68 31.22 78 31.22 82 31-10 75 31.05
,58 30.97 51 31.43 58 31.63 ,73 31.62 81 31.26 ,79 ...-. 90 .....
31.9431.8031.7531.7031.5231.8231.9132.0332.0332.1131.98
510 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Ml 148--Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts
Day Jan.
12 30-57 13 30.5614 30.62 15 30.46 16 30.77 17 30.75 18 30.66 19 30.51 20 ..... 2122 ...P^
24PRpe
2728 30-88 29 30-70 30 30-85 31 30.85
Feb.
30-97 z i-i 170
31.26 31.26 31.01 31.06 31.03 31.16 31.19 30.99rzr\ r*r\
30.5730.49in AJJ zr\ OQ
*Zf\ OQ
30-18 30.29
Mar.
29.58on c c
29.35 29.17 29.41 29.40 29.26 28.80 2R.80OQ QC
OQ "QO
OQ ncOQ n "Z.OQ r\r\
017 crv
OQ f\*Z
28.04 27.74 27.76 27.54
Apr.
27.78017 r/Q
27.62 27.51 27.77 27.74 27.53 27.42 27.75017 Qr?
27 7027-560*7 Rrt27 50P7 Rnor? c c.
27.64 27.60 27.63
May
27.89 26 9926.80 26.61 26-50 26.66 26.78 26.75 26.54OC c; /
26.56O C 171
OC rpc
Q C 17 C
Pfi 74
26.6826.85 26.92 26.97 27.05
June
27.4197 RQ
27.58 27.69 27.75 27.69 27.61 27.79 27.82 27 67017 OQ
28 19PP. 1 Q
27 24pQ rvQ
oo r\c
28.01 28-06 28.26
July
28.51OQ CO
28.86 28.72 28.83 28.93 28.96 29.05 29.00OQ QQ
28.95gq Qiy
29.06PQ £.£.
28 9429.0329.20 29.16 29.17 29.22
Aug.
29.66OQ Op
29.79 29.76 29.68 29.68 29.69 29.86 29.87 29 76on "77
29 8929 89on n c
30.2530.2030.07 30-10 30.07 30-13
Sept.
30.21 30.4330.47 30.34 30.45 30.47 30-40 30.38 ?0.45 30.4330.5130.5030-6330.96 Z./-V Q«Z
30.7130.68 30.43 30-44
Oct .
30.99 31. C431.11 31.03 31.00 31.08 31.06 31.00 31. Cl 30. P430. ?431.2031.1030.95 Z./-V c*3;
30.9831.03 31.09 31.04 31.14
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31.27 31.62 31.61 31.51 31.67 31.79 z -I r»p
31 . 50
31.9631.92 31.75 31.88
Dec.
31.94 ^9 i ^32.0?31.83 32.06 32.09 32.08 31.74 31.68
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32.30 zo 1 Q
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32 24n QA
31.88 32.26 32.26 32.13
Ml 153. Lakeside Laboratories. NE^NE^ sec- 11, T. 8 N-, R. 21 E- Unused drilled industrial well, diameter 10 inches, depth 250 feet. Measur ing point, top of casing, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum. Water-stage recorder maintained on well since Mar. 25, 1948.
Date
Jan. 27 Feb. 10
Water level29.53 29.70
Date
Feb. 17 24
Water level29.47 29.42
Date
Mar. 9 16
Water level28.44 28.13
Date
Mar. 23
Water level27.39
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
1
2
4
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WISCONSIN, ONEIDA COUNTY 311
Monroe County
Mo 2. available:
Jos. Anderson- 1935-48.
sec. 34, T- 15 N-, R- 4 W. Records
Date
Jan. 26 Feb. 26 Mar. 27 Apr. 25
Water level7.63 7.20 7.48 6.53
Date
May 27 June 15
26 July 26
Water level6.79 7.21 7.17 7.57
Date
Aug. 25 Sept .25 Oct. 25
Water level8.20 8.50 9.38
Date
Nov. 26 Dec. 6
26
Water level8.49 8.80 9.16
Mo 10. Dennis Shea. NW^NW^ sec. 5, T- 15 N-,,R. 3 W. able: 1935-48.
Records avail-
Jan.Mar.
Apr-
281
2930
9.889.829.499.45
MayJune
July
29152830
8.999.829.93
10.50
Aug.SeptOct .
30.2930
11.0910.9710.58
Nov.Dec.
276
27
11.0210.3310-54
Mo 11. John Sullivan. SW^NW^ sec- 27, T- 16 N., R- 3 W. Records available: 1935-48.
Feb.Mar.Apr.May
29292929
5.455.806.256.35
June
July
152929
6.486.307.00
Aug.SeptOct.
292929
7.207.156.80
Nov.Dec.
296
29
6-806.716.55
Mo 12. Melvin Olson. available: 1935-48.
i sec. 32, T- 16 N-, R. 4 W- Records
Jan-Apr.
301
29
27.1027.0627.10
MayJune
271529
27.0727.1427.11
JulySeptOct .
282930
27.1227.1327.13
Nov.Dec-
296
30
27.1227.1527.15
Mo 13. Walter Parka, available: 1935-48.
sec. 3, T- 16 N-, R. 4 W. Records
Jan-Feb.Mar.Apr.
23253029
10.009.809.409.98
MayJune
July
25153029
10.1510.3610.3610.46
Aug.SeptOct .
25.3030
10.6510.6310.62
Nov.Dec-
306
24
10.5610.5810.65
Oc 1. available:
Oconto County
Oconto Utilities. 1946-48.
sec. 19, T. 28 N-, R- £2 E. Records
Mar.
Apr.
43027
14.576.519.39
MayJuneJuly
202920
5.7712.8216.50
Aug.Sept
121
6.815.89
Oct .Nov.
129
1.221.16
Oneida County
On 8. Wisconsin Conservation Departmsnt At McNaughton State Forestry Camp, in SE^SW^ sec. 26, T. 38 N-, R. 7 E- Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1936-38, 1946-48.
JulyAug.
Sept
306
1320283
1.011.001.011.141.02.99
Sept
Oct.
.10172429
15
0.99.99
1.001.021.021.01
Oct.
Nov.
22305
1220
1.011.02.07.07.07
Nov.Dec.
274
111825
0.07.80.80
1.101.20
312 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
On 22. Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co. Rainbow Snorv Course, In NW-fc sec. 18, T. 39 N., R. 8 E. Measurements supplied thro-igh courtesy of Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co. Records available: 1944-48-
Water level at noon, from recorder chartsDay Jan.
1 17.402 17.393 17.394 17.385 17.386 17.387 17.388 17.389 17.39
10 17.4011 17.3912 17.4013 17.4114 17.4215 17.4116 17.4517 17.4618 17.4719 17.4720 17.4621 17.4722 17.4923 17.5224 17.5325 17.5426 17.5527 17.5728 17.5629 17.5730 17.5931 17.60
Feb.17.6017.6117.6317.6417.6517.6517.6517.6817.6917.7017.7017.7117.7017.7217.7317.7317.7517.7617.7517-8017.8217.8317.8617.8717.8917-9117.9217.9217.99
War.17.9917.9918.0318.0618-0618.0518.0618-1018.1218.1318.1418.1518.1718.1718.1818.2218.2418.2418.2318.2718.2818.3018.3118.3418.3318.3218.3618.3518.3418.3618.35
Apr-18.3718.3818.3818-3518.3618.3618.3318.3318.3518.3118.2818.3218.3218.2818.2718.2818.2618.2318-2318.2218.2218.2018.1718-1618.1518.1418.1318.1218.1118-08
May18.0718.0618.0418.0017.9817.9517.9217.9017.8717.8617.8317.8017.7717.7417.7117.6917.6917.6717.6417.5917.5917.5817.5817.5817.5717.5617.5417.5517.5517.5417.53
June17.5217.5117.4917.4617.4617.4417.4117.4417.4517.4517.4717.4717.4917.5017.5317.5417.5417.5417.5617.5617.5617.5617.5617.5617.5717.5717.5717.5717.5817.59
July17.6017.6017.6117.6217.6217.6317.6417.6517.6617.6717-6717.6817.7017.7117.7117.7217.7317.7517.7617.7717.7717.7817.8017.8117.8017.8217.8317.8517.8517. R517.87
Aug.17.8817.9017.9117.9217.9217.9317.9317.9517.9617.9617.9717.9918.0018.0118-0118.0218.0318-0418.0518.0518.0718.0818.0818.0918.1018.1118.1218.1218.1418.1518.16
Sept .18.1518.1618.1618.1718.1818.1818.1818.1918.2018.2018-2018.2118-2418.2418.2318.2418.2518.2518-2518.2718-2718.2818.2918.3018.3118.3118.3118.3218.3218.3.2
Oct .18.3418.3518.3518-3618.3518-3618.3618.3718.3718.3818.3918.4018-4018.4118.4118.4218.4318-4318.4518-4518.4618.4618.4818.4918.4918.5018-5118.5218.5318.53IP. 54
Nov.13.5618.5718 5718.5718.5818.5918.6218.6318.6318.6318.6518.6518-6618.6518-6518.6318.6418.6418.6318-6218.6318.6318.6318-6318.6418.6518.6718.6818.6818.68
Dec.18.6918.6818.6818.6818.6718.6818.6818.6918.6918.6918.6818.6718-6918.6918.6718.6718-6818.6818-6718.6618-6718.6818-6818.6718.6818.6618.6618.6618.6618.6718-66
On 23. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- T- 37.N., R- 6 E- Records available: 1944-48-
sec. 22,
Date
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
5121921
29
1623
18
152128
5
Water level29.6529.7329.7529.8229.8530.0129.9030.0529.8930.1630.2030.1830-2030.35
Date
Apr.
May
June
July
121826
310172431
7132128
5
Water level29.3230.4430.5130.5530.5830.5630.6630.6030.7330.7730.8030.8330-83
Date
July
Aug.
Sept .
12192126
29
162327
6131927
Water level30.8930.8931.0531.0131.0331.0631.1031.1531.1531.2331-2531.3031.34
Dfte
Oct . 4111825
Nov. 18
152128
Dec. 6132027
Water level31.3331.4331.4731.4631.5431.5531.5931.6531.6731.7231.7831.7931.80
On 24- Geological Survey, U. S- T- 36 N>, R. 9 E. Records available:
Dept. of Interior. 1944-48.
sec. 9,
Jan.
Feb.
41319283111728
20212121
. 21212121
.96
.01
.05
.07
.18
.25
.25
.28
'Mar. 39
182431
Apr. 51521
21.3521.4021.4021-3021.1121.0521-0021.00
Apr.May
June
266
11172628
16
20-9921.0021.0021-0020.9821.1421.1921.27
JuneJuly
Aug.
2319
1422305
12-
21-3121-3521.4021-4221.4821.4721.4721.50
WISCONSIN, OUTAGAMIE COUNTY 313
On 24 Continued.
Date
Aug. 16 27
Sept- 4 9
19
Water level21-50 21.55 21.60 21-60 21.62
Date
Sept .25 Oct. 2
8 16 23
Water level21.65 21.70 21.72 21.78 21.83
Date
Oct. 31 Nov. 7
15 22
Dec. 1
Water level21.85 21.89 21.90 21.90 21.90
Date
Dec. 6 13 23 29
Water level19.50 21.88 21.92 21.92
Outafeflmle County
Ou 2. City of Kaukauna. SW^SW^ sec. 24, T- 21 N-, R. 38 E. Records available; 1946-48.
___________Highest dally water level, from recorder charts__________Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct.Nov.Dec.
1 2.872 2.473 2.354 +2.025 +3.086 1.387 1.358 1.6Q9 1.70
10 2.3511 +2.6012 +3.5513 1.2514 .....15 .....16 .....17 .....T n1920 .7221 1.4822 1 . 6923 2.1104<?£,
26 .....27 1.4728 2.0329 2.7930 3.3031 3.18
+2.20+3.16+1.18
.15
.921.39
.12+3.07+3.99
.881.601.721.43T P 1^ X OO
+1.30OO Oc
2 AC %O
2 «20I rrQ f y
2.892.19
+1.81+2.69
.631.71I rrc »O
2.162-11
+2.06
+2.851.772.533.273.702.71
+2.34+3.21
1.322.532.722.843.23
+2.05err
O f 97
1 QQ oy
1.971 -ZT OX
2.10+1.19+2.45+ 1.58
1.052.412.062.49
+2.59+3.61
1.833.04
3.983.971.74
+2.03+2.77
.961.921.942.50
.70+2.42+3; 32
1.632 pn fj\j2 "71. / .L 3r\rj U /
1 -2 rj Of
+1.90+ Q1J O 1
2.413.233.533.514 .222 CO . D<c
1 C Q Ob
3.302.962.452 e,£, . 30
2.57+ 1.28+2.002.993.013.843.112.49
+2.04+2.451.211.823.702 QR *7t>
3.951 QC. J. f>\>
.503 CC DO
3.014.685.896.091.89+ .132 CA O4
4.605.626.215.945 017 £j (
3.89
5.907.689.96
10.509.965-875.228-268.939.60
10.479.057.006.349 T n -Lw
9 Q-2 yo 10.9610-6110.347.326.199.43
10.1211.0011.7411.058.868.36
10.5111.50
11.2311.3410.909.458.548.195-093.412.005.335.855.709.33
10.4310.72n T P. XO
11.50n e.0. \jfj 11.1111.2111.4511.9211.66U -2 FT Of
T T O*^XX £>0
11.2011.8612.2312.1811.9011.10
9.329.77
10.9610.8010.2310.5110-539.779.59
11.0011.1111.7111.95T T flT J.J. OX1 1 PPXX f-ffj
11.00T O O*^J.C *ZO 1 9 AQ.Lio rz<?
12 .2112.2912.009.569.10
10.76T C> QAl.fj . «7TZ
T x on J.o . oU14.5814.1813.3713.0513.58
13.6613.2813.5010.759.378.648.42
11.1311.9712.1911.9211.7511.9812.6012.60T Q ^C xc /bT O ^^JLc (O TO RT±fj O± n^r? Of
11.4412-0011.5111.6811.6012.01n ee DO10.8311.6612.2812.56
12.3110.858.677.089.68
10.8011.2110. 4510. Cl5.254.2"18.178.839.569 *71
. f X
10.2.^6 Q«-r
d i 5rj c ro8 cr\ D' I9.4'9.008.858.735 1 O L£
4.0?7 CQ O"
8.398.8T8.408. 336.0?
4.207.018-418.138.336.322.582.095.516.096.076.355.30I V, £/\J
20. OCi
3 .294.224.444.232.05
+1.00+1.44
1.702 .412-772 c T OX
1-45.26
+ .10I rro f O
2.302.152.18
.28+2.66+3.01
.271.331.802.251.77
+1.48+2.32
2 -Zrr O f
2 QQ OO
3QO O£>
3Q1. yxT cmx yo
AT 9CTX &D
+1.981.883.193.00+ QA y o
+2.01. o 7e;
Tfc * ( O
+2.93+ .131.00
Ou 3. Vanden huefel. SE-jNE^ sec. 2, T. 23 N- available: 1947-48.
R. 18 E. Records
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
7 3 2
Water level25.64 25.63 25.93
Date
Mar. Apr. Hay
30 27 23
Water level25.83 24.21 22.80
Date
June July Aug.
29 20 12
Water level24.53 25-46 26.41
Date
Sept Oct. Nov.
.15 13 10
Water level27.43 28.52 28-82
Ou 5. Kaukauna Water & Electric Co. Records available: 1947-48.
4, T. 21 N., R. 19
Feb. 2Mar. 1
29
19-2018.6518.27
Apr. 26May 24June 28
18.4218.9520.23
July 19Aug. 16Sept .13
21,0421.8222.83
Oct .Nov.
118
22.9022.89
314 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Portage County
Pt 30. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior- SF-^NW^ sec. 1,T. 22 N-, R. 8 E. Records available: 1944-48-
Date
Jan. 4111825
Feb. 19
152229
Mar. 7142128
Apr. 411
Water level11.4410.4411.5511.5511.6611.5511.1112.0911.8811.8812.9910.6610.889.779.88
Date
Apr. 1825
May 259
162330
June 6132027
July 511
Water level9.99
10-8810.8810.8410-7710-009.7110.7710.7fe10-9210.9111.0011.1411-29
Date
July 12171924
Aug. 18
1415232529
Sept. 51219
Water level11.2211.3411.3211.3811.5011.5811.6711.7911.8211.8211.8211.8911.9812.16
Date
SeptOct .
Nov.
Dec. .
.264
101824317
1621287
122127
Water level12.1812 . 3012.3112.4012.5112.5112.6112.7012.6912.8012.8212.8513.9713.96
Price County
Pr 6. Wisconsin Conservation Department- NE^SW^ sec. 24, T- 40 N>, R. 1 W- Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1937-38, 1946-48.
Jan-
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
11020311
1020291
1020311
1020
3.933.933.934.404.404.684-374.264.264.264.171.561.56r.391.46
Apr.May
June
July
Aug.
301
1020311
1020301
1020311
2.362.363.003.203.46.79
3.804-133.813.814-014.184.164.16
Aug. 714212831
Sept . 14
11182530
Oct. 19
16
4.184.26.4.504.424.434.434.454.664.885.135.325.325.525.59
Oct. 2331
Nov. 16
13202730
Der. . 14
11182531
5.645.675-675.355.285.125.065.105-105.084.774.814.945.12
Racine County
Ra 3. available:
City of Burlinaton. 1946-48.
sec. 30, T- 3 N., R. 19 E. Records
Mar.Apr.May
171412
16.6615.5713.94
JuneJulyAug.
974
13.9813.9614-03
Sept . 128
14.2314.78
Oct.Dec.
271
14.9414.76
Ra 4. Pure Milk Association. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 34, T. 3 N-, R- 20 E-
Feb.Mar.Apr.
181714
49.5149.5248-01
MayJuneJuly
1297
47.5745.7544.94
Aug.Sept
4. 129
47.3748.3049.32
Oct.Dec.
271
49.4649.77
Ra 5. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co. In Sturtevant, in sec- 21, T- 3 N-, R. 22 E. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
151918
115.40115.48117.58
Apr.MayJune
15109
117.00119.77118.38
JulyAug.Sept.
741
117.54117.94117.65
SeptOct.Dec.
.29271
117.84117.90118.32
WISCONSIN, SAUX COUNTY 315
Ra 6. LeRoy Radtke. able: 1946-48-
sec. 18, T. 4 N-, R. 22 E. Records avail-
Date
Feb. 19 Mar. 18 Apr. 15
Water level19.29 19.45 19.52
Date
May 10 June 9 July 7
Water level19.84 19.73 21.20
Date
Aug. 4 Sept . 1
29
Water level21.56 22.49 28.76
Date
Oct. 26 Dec. 1
Water level24.32 24.24
Ra 8. available:
Harold Wollraer. 1946-48.
sec. 10, T- 4 N-, R- 21 E- Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
151918
67.7669.7468.63
Apr.MayJune
15109
68.5865.3266-16
JulyAug.Sept.
741
68.6268.6669.77
SeptDec
.291
69.3168.26
Rock County
Ro 3. School for the Blind. In Janeaville, in SW^NE^- see- 2, T- R. 12 E. Records available: 1947-48.
2 1
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141817
58-2258.2057.44
Apr.MayJune
141210
56-5856.7056.70
JulyAug.Sept .
741
57.7357.0357.29
SeptOct .Dec-
.29271
59.0757.1057.09
St. Croix County
SO 2. Owner unknown. SW-jNF^ see. 31, T. 28 N-, R. 19 W. Records available: 1947-48. June 16, 46.98; Dec- 7, 49.29.
Sauk County
Sk 1. Badger Ordnance Works. Records available: 1946-48.
sec- 3, T- 10 N-, R- 6 E.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chart?Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.1 77.042 76.473 76.154 76.125 75.916 75.797 76-348 76-349 76-78
10 76.7911 76.4812 75.4113 75.6514 76.1115 76.7516 76.9117 76-9818 76.8619 76.0520 75-7021 76.3022 77.3123 77.3824 77.3525 77.4426 .....27 .....28 .....29 .....30 .....31 .....
77.44 77.44 77.31 76.64 76-24 76-79 76.86 76.6677.4577.4676.7276.4676.8077.1277.12.76.7676.7676.3675.6975.8876.5376.7177.2077.71
76.76 77.11 77.64 77.72 77.59 77.52 76.79 76-10
77.06 77.10 76-60 75-72 74.82 75.56 75.58 76.83 76-83 76.40 75.79
76.39 76-59 76.41 75.40 75.28 76.02
76-22 76-70 76-92 76.60 75.7475-6376-18 76.4376.7276.73 76-12 75.66 75.79 76.39 76.51 76.97 77.03 76-64 75.80 75-85 76.45 76.50 76.39 76.39 76.07 75.31 75.28 75.28 75.94 76.05
76-07 75.84 75-25 75-11 75.73 75.93 76.32 76-44 76.15 75.47 75-34 75.91 76.00 76.22 76.27 76.08 75.47 75.60 76.24 76.42 76.70 76.72 76.36 75.78 75.63 77.32 76.90 77.04 77.30 77.32 76.96
76.18 75.95 76.50 77.03 77.18 76.82 75-95 75.6976-3477-12 78.25 78.88 79.20 79-60 80.12 80.82 81.13 81.65 81.92 81.87 81.90 82.02 82.15 82.29 82.39 82.42 82.29 82.02 82.04 82.22
82.25 81.90 81.29 80.99 80.00 78.82 78-37 78-97 79.56 79.91 79.95 79.44 79.01 79.51 79.82 80.03 80.03 79.45 78-47 77.82 78.40 78.95 79.20
78.66 77.64 77.43 78-01 78-21 78.47 78.52
78.03 77.30 77-14 77.80 78.20 78.39 78.39 77.94 77-12 76-80 77.55 78.11 78.35 78.37 77.89 77.01 76.64 77.24 77.77 77.77 78.16 77.84 77.08 76.88 77.51 78.14 78.60 78.64 78.20 77.32 77.14
77.6778.1278.1277.9877.9477.2976.4376.3576.8977.3177.32 76-99 76.35 76.34 76.90 77.50 78.00 78-00 77.68 76.90 76.63 77.15 77.60 77-88 77.94 77.55 76.77 76.41 76.88 77.50
78.24 78.32 78.10 77.33 76.73 77.22 77.60 77,83 77.86 77.46 76.62 76.57 77.16 77.66 77-74 77.82 77.65 76-94 76.70 77-16 77.71 77.99 78.05 77.72 76-88 76-59 77.14 77.69 77.92 77-91 77.35
76.7676.5176-8177-10 77.26 77.40 77.28 76-75 76.22 77.06 77.35 77.22 76.60 76.26 75-5875-4676-46 77.24 77.64 77.77 77.72 76.98 76.63 77.30 77.69 77.64 77.87 77.86 77.21 76.97
77.37 77.79 78.21 78.23 77.64 76-66 76.37 77.02 77.66 78-02 78-02 77.61 77.06 76.60 77.07 77.92 79-07 79.82 80.55 81.10 82.02 82.64 83.04 83.42 83.88 83.88 83.97 83.96 84-02 84.02 83.89
318 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL ST/TES
Sh 5. Lew and Sylvester Jaroalnaki. NE^- sec. 4, T- 25 N-, R- 18 E- Used drilled Industrial well, diameter 6 Inches, depth 99 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1 foot j^bove land-surface datum. Equipped with suction pump. Records available: 1948-
Date
July 13 21
Water level15.03 15.40
Date
Aug. 13 Sept. 15
Water level16-79 19.37
Date
Oct. 13 Nov. 10
Water level18.37 20.04
Trempealeau County
Tr 1. Owner unknown. SW^SW^ sec. 35, T- available: 1947-48. June 15, 141.31; Dec. 7,
Vernon County
19 N-, R. 8 W. Records 142.00.
Ve 4. Albert Storbakken. NE^NE^ sec- 14, T. 14 N., R. 5 W. Recordsavailable: 1935-48. June 15, 10-60; Dec. 6, 10.09.
Ve 8. M. H. Willenberg. SE^NE^ sec. 26, T- 14 N-, R. 7 W. Recordsavailable: 1935-48-
Date
Jan. 23 Feb. 18 Mar. 22 Apr. 22
Water level48.25 48.23 48.23 48.24
Date
May 20 June 15
24
Water level48.27 48.23 48.27
Date
July 23 Sept .30 Oct. 19
Water level4d-29 48-50 49.32
Date
Nov. "3* Dec. TV
22
Water level49-32 48.42 49.31
Ve 9. p. Lenser. NW^NE-J sec. 14, T. 14 N-, R. 7 W. Records avail able: 1935-48. June 15, 46.64; Dec- 7, 47.14-
Ve 14. Chris Benrud. NE-jNW-J sec. 6, T- 14 N-, R- 4 W- Records avail able: 1935-48. June 15, 7.40; Dec. 6, 7.42.
Vllas County
VI 3. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NE^NW^ sec- 9, T. 41 N-, R. 10 E- Unused observation well, diameter 8 inches, depth 21-J- feet- Measuring point, pointer on Kinnison float gage, 562 feet above land-surface datum and 1,658 feet above' mean sea level. Measurements supplied through courtesy of'WIsconsin Conservation Department.
Aug.
Sept
2128
. 41118
99899
.12
.15
.98
.14
.27
SeptOct.
.2529
1623
9.248.778.718.828.79
Oct .Nov.
306
132027
8.848.698.497.788.13
Dec . 4111825
8.028.078.238-31
VI 21. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept- of Interior- T- 40 N-, R- 10 F. Records available: 1944-48-
NEiNEj sec. 10,
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
51320294
1016242
10162330
15.5215.5415.6115.6615.7115.7415.7915-8515.7015.9215.9815.8715.60
Apr. 5122027
May 310182531
June 8142230
15-5815.5815.5915.6015-6115.6415.6815.7015.7415.7415.7915.8415.86
July
Aug.
Sept
6132022273
10172531
. 91523
15.8915.9215.9516.0215.9815.9816.0016.0316.0516.0716.1016-1316.14
Sep*- .28Oct. '13
2025
Nov. 39
172329
Dec. 72227
16.1616.2216.2516.2616.3016.3216.3517.3816.4116.4216.5416.52
WISCONSIN, WASHINGTON COUNTY 319
Walworth County
Ww 1. Village of Genoa Junction. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 35, T- 1 N-, R. 18 E.
Date
Jan- Feb. Mar.
14 18 17
Water level
26.59 26.47 26.11
Date
Apr. MayJune
14 129
Water level
25.58 24-98 25.13
Date
July Aug. Sept.
7 41
Water level
25.65 26.24 26.60
Date
Se^t Oct. Dei.
.29 271
Water level
26.95 27.02 27.09
Ww 2. G. Bergstrom. able: 1946-48-
sec. 22, T - IN., R. 16 B. Records avail-
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141817
65.5865.9665.81
Apr.MayJune
14129
65.2665.1964-73
JulyAug.Sept .
741
64.4364.1664.25
SeptOct.Dec-
.29271
64-3164.5464-87
Ww 3. U- S. Government, War Assets Administration. SEiJSW^ sec. 21, T. 2 N-, R. 15E Measurements discontinued. Records available; 1946-48.
Ww 4. United Milk Products. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 33, T. IN-, R. 15 B.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141817
53.4653.9754-22
Apr.MayJune
141210
52.9551.7750.37
JulyAug.Sept .
741
51.2952.3152.85
SeptOct.Dec.
.29271
53.5254.1955.05
Ww 5. H. Phillips, able: 1947-48-
36 > 4 N-, R. 16 E- Records avail-
Apr.MayJune
14129
34.3534.1634.34
JulyAug.
64
34.2634.59
Sept . 128
34.7035.83
Oct.Nov.
2636
35.1335.00
Ww 9. Stewart Bros. SW-^SW^ sec. 33, T. 3 N-, R- 15 E. Records avail able: 1947-48.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141817
77.2677.1577-29
Apr.MayJune
141210
76.8776.8174.40
JulvSept.
729
76.1576.08
Oct.Dec-
271
76.2676.55
Wn 1. John Thlesen. able: 1946-48.
Washington County
sec. 10, T- UN., R. 18 E- Records avail-
Jan. 5Feb. 11Mar. 10
50.0650.7651.53
Apr-MayJune
752
49.7745.6843.85
June 22July 27Aug. 24
43.6744.2644-96
Sept- 21Oct. 19Nov. 23
45.8146.7947.88
Wn 2. City of Hartford. East side of North Rural Street, between power house and railroad. Measuring point, top of wooden recorder base, 1 foot above land-surfatre datum. Water-stage recorder maintained on well since July 22, G.948. Records available: 1946-48.
Jan. 5 Feb. 11
41.12 37.64
Mar. 10 Apr. 7
Lowest dallyDay1 2 3 4 5
July Aug.
36.01 36.07 36.06
3533
water
.05 May 05
level, fromSept .
40.17 40-74 40.98 40.50 40.31
5 29.41 Jure 2 32.79
recorder chart?Oct.
42.30 42.06 41.20 40.81 40.47
Ncv.41-93 41-80 41.57 41.36 40.81
Dec.40.03 40.12 40-91 40.44 40.89
322 WATER LEVELS AED ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Wk 2 Continued.
___________Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts____________Day Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept- Oct. Nov. Dec.
26 73.09 74.03 72.3927 73.24 73.77 72.8928 73.05 73.85 72.9829 72.75 74.27 72.8630 72.97 72.9231 72.96 72.67
73.10 73.35 75.92 73.15 73.52 76.29 73.23 73.67 76.45 73.55 74.53 76.43 73.07 74.24 76-46
74.80
79.44 84.10 84.05 82.47 80.74 80.38 80-13 84.23 84.60 82.50 81.06 80.13 80.28 84.37 84.11 82.17 80.93 80.00 80.16 84.20 83.68 82.09 80.72 80.12 79.94 84.59 83.37 82.01 80.74 80.09 80.12 85.03 82.25 79.99
Wk 3. Village of Menomonee Falls. Records available: 1946-48.
sec. 10, T- 8 N-, R- 20 E-
Date
Jan. 6 Feb. 10 Mar. 9
Water level
22.06 23.39 21.26
Date
Apr- June
61
Water level
20.37 21.95
Date
July 27 Sept .21
Water level
24.43 25.23
Date
Oct. 19 Nov. 30
Water , level
24.87 24.99
Wk 14. Veterans Hospital, available: 1946-48.
sec. 2, T. 6 N-, R. 19 E. Records
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay
123456789
101112i ^J.O141516171819202122232425262728293031
Day1234567
9
Jan.274.00273.68273.71273.49273.54273.96277.48281-61
287.24288.03288.61288.75287.69287.09287.27287 .85288.67288.85288.90287.68287.38287.79288.32288.54289.48289.49
LowestJuly
289.62289.88289.22288.43287.31
Feb.287.73286.78287.99288.53288.97288-65288.40287.87OOrr Qf\£>Q I OUPQQ i IJ&OO J.-L
OQQ T I*;oy j.iO QQ T O£ by ±6289 40288.72288.35287.29287.80288.82289.52290.03288.80287.54287.75288.33289.32289.32289.23288.73287.73
dallyAug.
293.00291.43292.00292.00292.27PQP prrfjiSfj Ci I
PQP f\~\eZytt L/J.pop nifj^Sfj U_L
291.32
Mar.287.47288.34289.91290.09290.59289 . 70287.40287.90OQQ r\Q&Q\y DoPQQ PTj&by J&.LPQQ * cj&O«7 OO PQQ CQj&by ooOQQ rro£-,Qy / O
288.22287.60289.12289.89289.66288.59288.87287 . 60287.49286.89287.87288.28288.28286.50285.50286.05286.48287. 88
water level,Sept .296.60297.08297.08297.^.2296.63PQd. on£> y± ou
294.40OQC On£.yo .cu29S.21
Apr.288.79289.08289.38287.90287.37287.70288.76289.50OQO "^ c,y\J OO
290.34OQA QQJCOD Osy pQ rt C.Aj&O / » O^ 0017 onj&o / . yu 289.07288.70289.92288.90286.25284.21285.43286.24285.58284.90283.41282.25282.62283 . 40283.93284.05284.03
from recorderOct.
295.24293.37292.65292.52293.36PQ'i rrp</yo ic.pQ*2 CCj&yo ooOQT rjAfji3\J { *±
292 . RR
May282.83281.39281.92282.84283.52283.73284.62283.98282.01282 .65284.58OQ A R'Z£-,Q*± OO OQ c Art£->OO *± I
285.03284.38282.36282.84283.45283.96284.62286.00285.40285.59283.99284.13284.33284.482R5.23284.81283.87282.02
chartsNov.
291.68292.86293 . 42293.85293.90293.60pan 70j&yu f opQl rtrtfjiSl. f f
292 . fi9
June282.64284.15285.31285.81285.60284.58283.40284.28PQ R "^ A j&bO .ObOQ A *7Pcob f c.pory flACt\j I D^rO QF7 A"**£,Q f *±O OQ A AQ£ OD ^±O
285.20286.38286.95287.76288 46288.39286-83285.48286.45287.09288.07287.38288.43288.49287.29288.26289.46
Dec.
293.78294.33294.68294-68293.83292 -72OQ'Z TOj&*74j .LJ& OQA OQ&*J*± J&57
294. 9f)
WISCONSIN, WAUKESHA COUNTY 323
Wk 14--Contlnued.
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay10111 9-Lti
T ^ J.O
14151617T Q J.O19202122232425262728293031
July
pan d.p Ct<y\j rr*5pQT r>P£>>3 J. w*5 PQ1 Qp& «7 J. . iSCl
POP cp cS&Ct » o&pQ"Z /-l/r£ yo » U bpQ*z ric*S«7O . UQ290.80291.48292.03293.28293.44293.29291.75290.44291.01292.10292.74293.43293.27
Aug.POT Q^£i & J. . C7Opop An£i &£> . rr rPQP <W£i <y£i .OFPQP Df\ Ct\3Ct OUPQP QR&T3C, «7i?
291.62pqrv rrcCi <y\j . r u291. 77292 .30293.17293.40293.22293.22292.43293.50295.10296.34297.12297.28297.00295.35296.30
Sept .PQA Q 1^ £» <y± . 570
294.862 92 93OQ 1? *^Cc,\yO ODOQJ. 1 Ct« frt J.O OQA RR£ *? rr DO QQR ^R<£«7O OQOQR rrnt.r*y\j f uQQR T f\&yo j.u294.01293.63294.55295-04295.23295.51295.06293.85293.24294.02294.70295.12
Oct.292.36292 .04
292.94293.41293.95294.00293.71292.80292.00292.80293.70294.20294.00292.88290.90
Nov.293.87pQd. pTCi y± . £i j.PQA 1 1£i *7Tr * J. -L
293 . 64291 . 70PQT CACiiJ±. D*±
QQO r»c (d y<j / O
293.76PQ4. i r>£«7rr . J.U
294.07293.64291.64292.23292 . 84293.95293.97292.52292.93292.30291.33293.05
Dec 295.31295.29OQA T R fc*7rr _LG
293.39PQA AT£>y± rrJ.
294. 60295.60OQR Qr»^yo yuone Qri<j *7O yu293.35292.73294.18295.27295.66295.76295.27294.04293.26293.99295.22295.79295.80
Wk 20. G. W. Aeppler. available: 1946-48.
6, T- 7 N-, R. 17 E. Records
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar.
7 11 10
Water level28.69 29.93 29.15
Date
Apr. May June
7 5 2
Water level28.34 29.48 29.93
Date
June July Aug.
23 28 25
Water level32.18 31.35 32.36
Date
Sept Oct. Nov.
.22 20 24
Water level29.87 30.87 30.35
Wk 22. Mrs. Bartholomew. NW-|NWi sec. 24, T- 5 N., R. available: 1946-48-
19 E. Records
Jan-Feb.Mar.
141817
25.4125.7325.05
Apr.MayJune
1412
8
24.4323.9024.72
JulyAug.
63
31
25.5526.2028.30
SeptOct.Nov.
.272630
25.8625.8225.91
Wk 29. Mr. Roese, Riviera Tavern- Records available: 1947-48-
sec. 14, T. 7 N., R. 18 E.
Jan.Feb.Mar.
71110
58-4659.2659.59
Apr.MayJune,
752
60.0463.8463.96
JuneJulyAug.
232825
70.5069.6075.20
SeptOct.Nov.
.222024
67.4963.3161.88
Wk 31. Fulton Farms. NE-|NWi sec- 2, T. 5 N-, R. 19 E. Water-stage recorder maintained on well since Aug. 4, 1948. Records available: 1947-48-
Jan*Feb.Mar.
141817
132.92133.057132.48
Apr.May
1412
131.57131.27
JuneJuly
86
130.88131.07
JulyAug.
283
131.31131.43
Lowest dally water level, from recorder chartsDay1234 5 6 7 8
Aug.
131.50 131.51 131.49 131.47 131.47
Sept.T *^^ Qrr1^1 QQ
131.85131.85 131.86 131.83 131.86 131.87
Oct.
132.14T '2O OT
1 ^0 o C
132.23 132.14 132 . 11 132.07 132.09
Nov.1 -ZO Af.
132 . 43132.38132.27 132.24 132.37 132.49 132.50
Dec.1 O CK
132.62132 . 57132 . 57 132 . 48 132.55 132 . 57 132.68
324 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES
Wk 31 Continued.
Lowest daily water level, from recorder chartsDay9
101112131415161718192001£/ J.
22232425262728293031
Aug.131.53131.52131.48131.49131 . 54131.60131.61131.58131.55131.57131.64131.64m fiO v£
131.66131.73131.75131.73131.76131.86131.81131.84131.87131.91
Sept.131.87131.93131.87131.93132.04132.07132.05132.06132 . 06132 . 02131.99132.001 1O nn LOCt U\J1 19 ni j.o^> uo132.05132.12132.19132.23132.20132.15132. OB132.06
Oct.
132.11132.13132.14132.20132.24132.29132.28132.29132.36132.37132.36132.37132 . 46132.46132 . 46132.43132.44132.40132.39132.43132 . 40132.38132.38
Nov.132 . 42132 . 42132.50132 . 49132 . 46132.46132 . 43132.41132 . 46132.46132.43132.40
132 . 48132.45132 . 43132 . 48132 . 62132.63132.59132.65
Dec.132 . 74132.76132 . 71132.67132.80132.80132 . 69132.71132 . 76132.76132 . 60132.531 10 fin Lo& o /T 1O "7^ J_OiS /O
132.85132.81132.87132.87132 . 87132.69132.75132.75132.75
Wk 32. Western United Dairy Co. Records available: 1947-48.
sec- 23, T- 5 N-, R- 18 &.
Date
Jan. 14 Feb. 18 Mar. 17
Water level
46.3Q 46.56 46.18
Date
Apr. 14 May 12 June 9
Water level
45.56 45.99 44.98
Date
July Aug. Sept .
6 41
Water level
45.25 45.59 46.12
Date
Sept. 28 Oct. 26 Nov. 30
Water level
46.15 46.43 46.72
Wk 34. available:
A- N. McGeoch Co. 1947-48.
sec- 19, T- 5 N-, R- 18 E- Records
Jan.Feb.Mar.
141817
35.6836.0234.35
Apr.MayJune
14129
35.9332.8434.32
JulyAug.Sept
641
34.3236.7435.51
Se^tOct.Nov.
.282630
35.7336-0736-56
Waushara County
Ws It University of Wisconsin Experiment Farm, Hancock. Measurements supplied through courtesy of University of Wisconsin Experiment Farm. Records available: 1947-48.
Jan-
Feb.Mar.
Apr.
May
233092
2039
21295
14
7.727.827.917.895.027.117.177.207.177,217.19
May
June
July
172627
1421286
121926
77777777777
.20
.16
.16
.13
.22
.29
.35
.46
.53
.61
.66
Aug .
Sept
Oct.
29
162430
. 71320285
11
7.777.867.958.068.158.238.328.398.518.598.65
Oct. 1825
Nov. J.8
1529
Dec. 6142029
8.758.848.949-039.109.269.329.449.459.58
WISCONSIN,WOOD COUNTY 325
Wl 1. available:
Oak Hill Cemetery 1946-48.
Wlnnebago County
20, T.sec. 20 N-, R« 17 B. Records
Date
Jan. Feb. Mar-
7 4 4
Water level57.50 60.17 60..88
Date
Mar. Apr- May
31 28 24
Water level55.92 50.95 54.76
Date
June July Aug.
30 21 12
Water level56.09 55.82 54.96
Date
Sept. Oct . Nov.
15 13 10
Water level58.38 64 67 63.30
Wood County
Wd 29. Elmer Asohenbrenner. available: 1944-48.
sec. 2, T- 23 N., R. 4 E. Records
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
122026
21623
18
154
1220
6.456.866.816.836.S26.516.486.476.456.005.865.90
Apr.May
June
July
264
1019
27
1421
5121922
5. §86.036.186.166.406.426.636.676.736.686.736.71
JulyAug.
Sept
Oct.
2629
162330
613202711
6677
109
1010101112
.47
.83
.36
.78
.05
.19
.00
.46
.10
.43
.00
Oct. 1825
Nov. 28
152229
Dec. 6132027
12.0911.9011.8712.4312.2012.1712.1812.1212.3912.4312.46
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