Water Levels 

and Artesian Pressure 

in Observation Wells 

in the United States 

in 1949

Part 3. North-Central States

Prepared under the direction of C. G. PAULSEN, Chief Hydraulic Engineer 

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER 1158

Prepared in cooperation with the States 

of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, 

Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, 

South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and other 

agencies

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON : 1952
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Oscar L. Chapman, Secretary

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

W. E. Wrather, Director

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office 

Washington 25, D. G. - Price $1.00 (paper cover)
PREFACE

This report was prepared by the Geological Survey in cooperation 

with the States of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, 

Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and other 

agencies, by personnel of the Water Resources Branch under the 

direction of:

C. G. Paulsen____________________Chief Hydraulic Engineer 

A. X. Sayre___________________Chief, Ground Water Branch 

P. Donald Akin.

District Engineer (Ground Water), Grand Forks, N. Dak. 

G. A. LaRocque, Jr.

District Engineer (Ground Water), Bismarck, N. Dak. 

V. C. Fishel___District Engineer (Ground Water), Lawrence, Kans. 

F. 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.

in

CONTENTS

Page

Introduction, by A. N. Sayre and others .............. 1

Illinois, by J. B. Cooper ..................... 5

Program of work ................. 5

Fluctuations of water level ................. 5

Well description and water-level measurements ........ 5

Iowa, by J. B. Cooper and C. W. Lane ........ ... « V

Program of work ........................ V

Fluctuations of water levels ................. 7

Well-numbering system ................ 11

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 15

Kansas, by Wanda H. Hansen ..................... 44

Program of work ........................ 44

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 48

Minnesota, by J. B. Powell ..................... 140

Program of work . . . .... ........ .... ...... 140

Fluctuations of water levels .... ............. 140

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 140

Missouri, by J. B. Cooper ..................... 147

Program of work ........................ 147

Fluctuations of water levels ................. . 147

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 148

Nebraska, by H. A. Waite and others ................ 150

Program of Work ........................ 150

Fluctuations of water levels ................. 152

We11-numbering system ..................... 173

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 174

North Dakota, by J. E. Powell and G. A. LaRocaue, Jr. ....... 288

Program of work ........................ 288

Fluctuations of water levels ... ........... ... 291

Well-numbering system ..................... 293

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 293

South Dakota, by George A. LaRocque, Jr. and William H. Bush .... 346

Program of work ........................ 346

Well-numbering system ..................... 347

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 349

Wisconsin, by F. C. Foley ............ ......... 392

Program of work ........................ 392

Fluctuations of water levels ................. 392

Well descriptions and water-level measurements ........ 395

ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1. Outline map of the United States showing States Included 

in each of the six water-supply papers on water 

levels and artesian pressures in observation wells 

In 1949 ........................

2. Hydrograph of well near Princeton, 111., and monthly 

precipitation at U. S. Weather Bureau station nearTlskilwa from November 1942 to December 1949. .....

3. Map of Iowa showing locations of observation wells,

1949 .........................
 VI ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 4. Graphs showing fluctuatlons of the average water 

level In eight wells- in the Tarklo Creek galley, 

Iowa-Mo., and precipitation at Shenandoah, Iowa, 

from September 1934 to December 1949 ......... 10

5. Hydrograph of well near Harcourt and precipitation 

at Port Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, from October 

1942 to December 1949. ................ 12

6. Hydrograph of well near Marion and monthly precipitation at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa, from 

April 1940 to December 1949. ............. 13

7. Hydrograph of well at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, 

Iowa from August 1943 to December 1949 showing 

fluctuations of water level caused by pumping 

In the vicinity. ................... 14

8. Map of North Dakota showing drainage basins and 

distribution of observation wells being maintained under the Federal-State cooperative 

program at the end of 1949. ............. 289

9. Map of North Dakota showing locations of wells 

being measured under the Federal Missouri 

Basin program. ............. ... .... 290

10. Graph showing average monthly water level In 8 to 

42 selected observation wells In North Dakota, 

1937-49 ....................... 292

11. Graph showing fluctuations of water levels In two

water-table wells In northern Wisconsin, 1948-49 . . 394

12. Graph showing fluctuations of water level In

artesian well at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County,

Wls., 1948-49. .................... 394
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE IN OBSERVATION WELLS 

IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1949

Part 3. NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

INTRODUCTION

By A. N. Sayre and others

The publication of records of water levels and artesian pressures 

annually in the United States was begun by the Geological Survey in 1935. 

Prior to 1940 the records were published in a single volume 1935, 777; 

1936, 817; 1937, 840; 1938, 845; and 1939, 886. 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. 

The following table gives the numbers of water-level reports from 1940 

through 1949.

Year

1940 

1941 

1942 

1943 

1944

1945 

1946 

1947 

1948 

1949

Northeastern

(1)

906 

936 

944 

986 

1016

1023 

1071 

1096 

1126 

1156

Southeastern

(2)

907 

937 

945 

987 

1017

1024 

1072 

1097 

1127 

1157

Northcentral

(3)

908 

938 

946 

988 

1018

1025 

1073 

1098 

1128 

1158

Southcentral

(4)

909 

939 

947 

989 

1019

1026 

1074 

1099 

1129 

1159

Northwestern

(5)

910 

940 

948 

990 

1020

1027 

1075 

1100 

1130 

1160

Southwestern

(6)

911 

941 

949 

991 

1021

1028 

1076 

1101 

1131 

1161

Ground-water investigations are concerned with the availability of 

usable water supplies, land drainage, flood control, construction of waterways and dams, mine drainage, and other problems to which the principles 

of ground-water hydrology are pertinent. Water levels in wells indicate 

the stages of the aquifers; they show the extent to which water supplies

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WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

are depleted by drought or by heavy pumping, and the extent to which they 

are replenished in seasons of abundant rainfall or melting snow. The 

recorded changes of pressure in artesian wells also indicate depletion or 

replenishment of the artesian supplies.

Figure 1. Outline map of the United States showing States included in 

each of the six water-supply papers on water levels and artesian 

pressures in observation wells in 1949. The shaded area indicates 

the States included in this volume.

This volume gives records of water levels and. artesian pressures in 

observation wells in the north-central States (Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, 

Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin). 

Of the 2,769 wells listed, 91 are eauipped with recording gages. Descriptive matter for some wells is given in previous reports. For wells not 

previously reported complete records of water levela are given. For wells 

whose previous records have been published this volume gives only the current records.

Before 1943, the water levels and artesian pressures for some wells 

were given in feet above or below the measuring points and for other wells
INTRODUCTION

in feet above or below sea level or above or below various assumed datum 

planes. In 1943, a precise datum plane was selected at each well which was 

approximately the land surface. The water levels and artesian heads for 

all wells listed in this volume are referred to land-surface datum. Water 

levels above this datum are preceded by a plus (+) sign, those below this 

datum have no sign but are understood to be minus (-) 

Measurement of water levels and artesian pressures in wells were 

made under the direction of the district supervisors of the Ground Water 

Branch in the several States. Verda M. Dougherty edited the reports; 

Rodney Hart edited the illustrations; and Perm Livingston had general 

charge of the nation-wide observation-well program.

ILLINOIS

By J. B. Cooper

PROGRAM OP WORK

Measurements of water level were continued In 1949 In the well at 

Prlnceton, In Bureau County, as a part of the Nation-wide network of observation wells. This well, equipped with a float-tape gage, was first 

observed In November 1942; observations have been made at approximately 

weekly Intervals since that time. A total of 51 measurements was made In 

this well during 1949.

FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LKVEL

The water level during 1949 followed the general pattern of previous 

years, as Indicated by figure 2. The high water level occurred In the 

spring and was followed by progressively lower levels through the remainder 

of the year. Mater levels during the first 6 months of the year were 

generally lower than those of previous years. The high of 8.86 feet below 

land-surface datum recorded on April 23 was 5.26 feet lower than the 1948 

high. Water levels during the second half of the year were similar to 

those of the previous year with a low of 20-99 feet recorded on December IV. 

Departure from average, In feet, 1949

January 

February 

March

+1.05 

+3.43 

-1.17

April 

May 

June

-0.47 

-4.14 

-3.91

July 

August 

September

+1.95 

-1.40 

-2.18

October 

November 

December

-2.30 

-2.76 

-2.76

WELL DESCRIPTION AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS

U. S. 112. 

Measurements made

Bureau County

R. E- Neff. In Prlnceton, In sec. £ 

by Nick Hansen. Records available:

'T. 16 N-, R. 

1942-49.

9 W.

Date

Jan- 8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Apr. 2

Water 

level

19.15

18.61

18.19

13.69

14.85

14.99

11-79

10.01

11.40

11.68

11.75

11.58

10.05

Date

Apr. 16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

25

July 2

9

Water 

level

9.21

8.86

8.87

9.44

10.44

11.35

11.74

12.51

13.61.

13.50

14.35

15.11

15.68

Date

July 16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

8

Water 

level

16.00

16.21

16.32

16.19

16.32

17.01

17.51

18.11

18-69

19.00

19.30

19.70

19.85

Date

Oct. 15

23

29

Nov. 5

12

19

27

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

Water 

level

20.10

20.11

20.21

20.30

20.29

20.33

20.42

20.45

20.51

20.99

19.23

18.61
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By J- B. Cooper and C- W- Lane 

PROGRAM OP WORK

Measurements of the water level in observation wells in Iowa were continued in 1943 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 

1934 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, 1098, and 1128, and those for the 

wells established in 1938 first appear in Water-Supply Paper f^86.

At the beginning of 1949 measurements were being made in 161 wells in 

38 counties throughout the State. During the year 2 wells were dropped from 

the program, and 21 wells were added, making a total of 180 wells in 42 counties in the observation-well program at the end of the year- (See fig. 3 ). 

Automatic water-stage recorders were being maintained on 16 wells at the 

close of the year. Water-level measurements were being made weekly on 8 

wells, monthly on 50 wells, and quarterly on most of the remaining wells. 

Approximately, 1,160 wetted-tape measurements were made in 1949 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. 

FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER LEVELS

The average total precipitation over the State in 1949 was 28.06 inches, 

about 3.31 inches below normal. Above-normal precipitation occurred over 

most of the State during January, March, and June. . During the remaining 

months it was below normal.
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The following table shows the average net change in the water level 

between December 1948 and December 1949 in grovns of shallow wells, by 

counties, and the precipitation for 1949 and the departure from normal at 

the nearest U. S. Weather Bureau station.

Average net change in water levels, in feet, in shallow wells in Iowa and 

annual precipitation and departure from normal, in inches, at the nearest 

U. S. Weather Bureau Station, 1949

County

Adair

Buena Vista

Calhoun

Cerro Gordo

Clay-Palo Alto

Jefferson

Johnson

Linn

Madison

Marion

Montgomery- Page

Muscatine

Polk

Poweshiek

Sac

Story

Warren

Webster

No. of 

wells

3

1

4

9

a 3

1

1

5

1

4

bl?

2

2

1

3

2

1

7

Average net 

change

-0.66

-.35

-.90

-.75

-.23

-.58

-2.47

-3.27

-.65

-1.26

+ 1.11

+ .57

-.64

-.58

-.57

-3.39

+2.32

-1.78

Precipitation

33.60

22.38

25.10

27.00

25.85

34.25

30.02

29.51

26.15

31.68

34.95

29.41

30.35

23.16

23.89

31.73

22.61

Departure from 

normal

+2.11

-6.13

-6.64

-3.50

-2.42

-.07

-4.48

-1.38

-5.71

-.77

+1.26

-1.56

-3.05

-5.55

-6.86

+ .64

-8.52

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, 4 in Montgomery County and 13 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 in 

this group of wells at least once a month for almost the entire period of 

record. In 1949, these measurements were made by Dean W. Knox, local observer. 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.

Measurements in eight wells (Nos. 1, 5, 6, 7. 10, 12, 15, and 17) were 

used in computing the average water level for each month in 1949. 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., 1949

Date

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar.

Water 

level

13.02 

14.49 

15.54

Date

Apr. 

May 

June

Water 

level

16.03 

16.73 

17.80

Date

July 

Aug. 

Sept.

Water 

level

16.86 

16.01 

14.46

Date

Oct. 

Nov. 

Dec.

Water 

level

14.19 

13.81 

13.53

The fluctuation of the average water level in this area as indicated 

by these eight wells and the precipitation at Shenandoah since 1934 are 

shown by months in figure 4..
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The fluctuation of the water level during the period of record In a 

shallow unused well In the southern part of Webster County, near Harcourt, 

Is 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 precipitation 

at Port 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, 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 U. S. Weather Bureau station In Cedar Rapids, and the 

water-level fluctuations In this well Is evident. This well Is representative of several shallow observation wells In the county and of many domestic farm wells which tap the same water-bearing bed.

Well 83-7-21K1, figure 7, at Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Is Illustrative of artesian rock wells affected by Industrial and seasonal withdrawals 

for normal Industrial use and alr-condltloning purposes. This Is an unused well completed at a depth of 156 feet In the upper part of Silurian 

dolomite, which is locally about 400 feet thick. Most wells In Cedar Rapids 

develop water supplies for alr-condltloning and Industrial use from these 

strata. The observation well Is.about half a mile from the heavily pumped 

areas of downtown Cedar Rapids. The well was first measured In August 1943. 

On December 31, 1949, the water level was 62.74 feet below land-surface 

datum, which Is 5.52 feet below Its stage of December 31, 1943. 

WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM

The numbers assigned by the Federal Geological Survey to its observation wells in Iowa, other than those In the Tarklo 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.

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The letter E Is added to the second segment representing the range 

when a well 'is east of the fifth principal meridian. In 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 K., 

R. 31 W., in the SEtSWf sec. 25, whose serial number is 1.

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Adair County

77-33-501. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. On land owned 

by L. C. Krouse, in NW^NEtNWf sec. 5, T. 77 N., R-. 33 W. Bored well, 

diameter lj inches, depth 37.2 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.9 

feet above land-surface datum. Measurements made by Clyde Filbert. Records available: 1949.

Date

Oct. 22 

29 

Nov. 5

Water 

level

3.97 

4.01 

4.07

Date

Nov. 13 

20 

27

Water 

level

4.05 

4.10 

4.06

Date

Dec. 3 

10

Water 

level

4.11 

4.32

Date

Dec. 17 

24

Water 

level

4.09 

4.24

77-33-8E1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. On land owned 

by Carl Warner in SEiSW^NW^ sec. 8, T. 77 N., R. 33 W. Bored well, 

diameter 1-J inches, depth 20 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.5 feet 

above land-surface datum. Measurements made by Clyde Filbert. Records 

available: 1949.

Oct. 22

29

Nov. 5

3.88

3.81

3.80

Nov. 13

20

27

3.96

3.91

4.07

Dec. 3

10

4.05

3.96

Dec. 17

24

3.81

3.82

76-31-25P1. SEiSWt sec. 25, T. 76 N., R. 31 W. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 29, 2.18; June 21, 3.50; Sept. 22, 6.10; Dec. 20, 6.76.

76-31-29F1. SEtNWt sec. 29, T. 76 N., R. 31 W. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 29, 8.90; June 21, 11.41; Sept. 22, 14.42; Dec. 20, 15.96.

75-31-15B1. John E. Soderberg. NW^NE? sec. 15, T. 75 N., R. 31 W. 

Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 1.56; June 21, 6.17; Sept. 22, 5.30; 

Dec. 20, 6.01.

75-30-17E1. SVJiHW* sec. 17, T. 75 N., R. 30 W. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 29, 0.35; June 21, 1.23; Sept. 22, 2.00; Dec. 20, 0.42.
16 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Bent on County

85-10-1 6M 3. City of Vlnton well 3. Records available: 1939-42. 

No measurements made in 1949.

Buena Vista County 

Vicinity of Storm Lake

90-37-3E1. Emil Schmitz. SW^NW^ sec. 3, T. 90 N., R. 37 W. Records 

available: 1940-48. No measurements made in 1949.

90-37-23D1. Biggens Bros. NW^NWf sec. 23, T. 90 N., R. 37 W. Records available: 1940-47. No measurements made in 1949.

90-37-34B1. Ed Zinn. NEtNWt sec. 34, T. 90 N., R. 37 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Mar. 29, 8t45; June 21, 7.64; Sept. 27, 11.28; 

Dec. 21, 11.43.

Calhoun County 

Vicinity of Twin Lakes

89-32-28N1. SWiSWt sec. 28, T. 89 N., R. 32 W. Records available: 

1940-49. Mar. 30, 4.00; June 24, 4.47; Sept. 29, 6.32; Dec. 22, 5.69.

89-32-33P1. Iowa State Conservation Commission. SE^NWf sec. 33, 

T. 89 N., R. 32 W. Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 30, 14.56; June 24, 

17.21; Sept. 29, 16.24; Dec. 22, 16.20.

89-32-33N1. Ben Burns. SW^SWt sec. 33, T. 89 N., R. 32 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 2.15; June 24, 4.50. .

88-33-1B1. Ben Burns. NWfNEf sec. 1, T. 88 N., R. 33 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 8.49; June 24, 11.82; Sept. 29, 13.40; 

Dec. 22, 14.70.

88-33-1D1. Bernard Kutz., NW-jNWf sec. 1, T. 88 N., R. 33 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, il.21; June 24, 9.73; Sept. 29, 11.43; 

Dec. 22, 12.74.

Carroll County

85-35-7N1. City of Breda. SWiSWi sec. 7, T. 85 N., R. 35 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. Mar. 29, 196.38; June 21, 188.52; Sept. 27, 189.75; 

Dec. 20, 189.00.

85-35-18D1. City of Breda. NW-|NWi sec. 18, T. 85 N., R. 35 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 191.07; June 21, 191.20; Sept. 27,

191.38; Dec. 20, 191.57.

84-34-25P1. City of Carroll test hole 1. SE^NWi sec. 25, T. 84 N. 

R. 34 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 29, 38.87; June 20, 48.55; 

Sept. 26, 45.76; Dec. 19, 40.99.

Cedar County

80-2-6D1. City of Tipton. NEiSWiNWfNWt sec. 6, T. 80 N., R. 2 W. 

Drilled well, completed prior to 1889 at a depth of 2,696^ feet; later 

filled to 1,000 feet, diameter 8 inches, cased to 225 feet. Measuring 

point, top of metal well cover, 2.2 feet above land-surface datum which is 

815 feet above sea-level datum. Principal aquifer Silurian dolomite from 

135 feet to 500 feet. Original static water level reported as 56 feet 

below land surface. Affected by pumping of nearby wells. Continuous 

water-stage recorder installed on well Sept. 28, 1949. Highest observed 

water level, 55.6 on Oct. 27; lowest, 96.3 on Nov. 16. Records available: 

1949.
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80-2-6D1 Continued.

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

September

High

57 

58 

58

0 

5 

8

Low

93 

93 

92

1 

4 

3

October

High

58.4 

58.7 

57.1 

59.3 

59.1

57.: c: 

57.8 

57.3 

57.8 

57.0

57.7 

58.0 

65.5 

64.5 

58.9

58.6 

58.8 

58.3 

58.6 

58.4

58.2 

57.2 

58.1 

57.6 

56.8

57.1 

55.6 

57.7 

57.9 

58.5 

56.7

Low

93.5 

91.4 

92.6 

94.1 

92.0

93.0 

92.3 

92.8 

92.3 

91.8

93.3 

94.5 

95.8 

96.0 

90.6

93.6 

93.6 

94.0 

92.6 

93.4

87.5 

93.5 

93.8 

88.9 

93.5

91.8 

93.0 

94.1 

94.2 

90.8 

90.1

November

High

59.6 

60.6 

60.0 

61.7 

61.5

62.7 

61.0 

62.0 

61.6 

60.6

61.8 

60.5 

61.3 

61.2 

62.1

63.9 

60.6 

59.3 

58.6 

57.1

58.2 

58.1 

57.0 

57.3 

57.0

57.1 

57.7 

56.9 

58.0 

57.8

Low

92.5 

92.4 

93.0 

93.4 

92.8

93.3 

93.5 

93.5 

93.6 

93.6

93.6 

93.6 

93,9 

93.3 

94.8

96.3 

94.9 

94.5 

93.9 

93.0

93.8 

93.9 

93.2 

91.5 

92.3

93.1 

91.5 

93.3 

92.1 

93.8

December

High

57.8 

58.0 

57.3 

57.8 

57.3

57.7 

57.0 

59.2 

58.5 

58.0

57.6 

57.3 

58.8 

58.0 

58.4

57.8 

58.0 

57.6 

57.9 

57.7

57.3 

57.8 

58.1 

58.3 

58.5

58.0 

58.0 

57.6 

58.6 

57.0 

57.8

L__ Low

93.3 

92.4 

92.9 

92.0 

94.0

90.1 

94.5 

93.4 

94.0 

93.2

91.2 

93.8 

91.3 

94.0 

93.2

93.8 

91.1 

93.9 

92.8 

92.6

93.6 

92.5 

93.8 

93.8 

92.6

92.5 

92.8 

94.3 

93.3 

91.8 

92.4

Cerro Gordo County

97-21-9E1. E. H. Phillips. SWiNWf sec. 9, T.'97 N., R. 21 W, 

orda available: 1941-49.

RecDate

Jan. 15 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

96.85 

95.11

Date

June 23 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

97.83 

97.80

Date

Dec. 27

Water 

level

90.60

97-20-24H1. Mrs. Vinnie Shanks. SEiNEt sec. 24, T. 97 N., R. 20 W. 

Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 15, 13.22; Apr. 1, 14.50; June 23, 9.70} 

Sept. 28, 11.82.

b7-20-28Ll. American Crystal Sugar Co. NEiSWt sec. 28, T. 97 N., 

R. 20 W. Records available: 1943-49. Jan. 14, 187.10; Apr. 1, 187.06} 

June 23, 190.84; Dec. 28, 188.96.

97-19-30R1. E. Stebbena. SE-|SEt sec. 30, T. 97 N., R. 19 W. Records available: 1941-49.

Jan. 15 

Apr. 1

10.91

9.58

June 23 

Sept.28

10.70

11.95

Dec. 27 12.51

96-22-"Ql. W. S. Overgaard. SWiSEi sec. 7, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 14, 25.64.

96-22-14C1. Fred Stephena. NEiNWi sec. 14, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 34.78} Apr. 1, 33.60; June 22, 35.22.
18 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

96-22-20C1. The Willow Inn. NEtNWf sec. 20, T. 

ords available: 1940-49.

N., R. 22 W. RecDate

Jan. 14 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

6.59 

2.96

Date

June 22 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

6.03 

8.00

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

6.80

96-22-20L1. NEtSWf sec. 20, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 

1940-49.

Jan. 

Apr,

14 1 

1 1

35 

35

.64 1 

.57 1

June 

Sept

22 1 

.28 1

1 38 

37

.12

,02

1 Dec. 28 II 36 .74

96-22-23Q1. H. R. Anderson. SW^SEt sec. 23, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 24.18; Apr. 1, 23.85; June 22, 22.91.

96-22-25D2. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NWfNWt 

sec. 25, T. 96 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Jan 

Apr

T.

Jan 

Apr

R.

Jan 

Apr

14

1

7.42 1 June 22 

5.34 1 Sept. 28

7.18 

7.92

96-21-13E1. Mason City & Clear Lake Railway 

96 N., R. 21 W. Records available; 1940-49.

j_ 

21

14

1

7.08 1 June 22 

5.25 I Sept. 28

6.28 

6.57

96-21-17C1. Clear Lake Sand & Gravel Co. 

W. Records available: 1940-49.

14

1

19.09 1 June 22 

17.87 1 Sept. 28

18.80 

18.28

96-21-17M1. NWiSWi sec. 17, T. 96 N., R. 

1940-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

ords

Jan 

Apr

T.

Jan 

Apr

96

14

1

2.82 1 June 22 

2.48 1 Sept. 28

2.90 

2.86

96-21-18H1. Sam Kennedy. SEtNEf sec. 18, 

available: 1940-49.

14

1

11.42 1 June 22 

10.47 1 Sept. 28

11.49 

11.32

1

Dec. 28 7 .81

. SWfNWf sec. 13,

Dec.

NEfNWf

1

21

1

T

1

96-20-3P1. Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad 

N., R. 20 W. Records available: 1941-49.

14

1

48.94 I June 23 

47.87 I Sept .29

49.70 

55.07

Dec.

28 7

sec. 17, T. 96

28 20

.21

N.,

.78

W. Records available:

Dec.

. 96 N

Dec.

Co.

Dec.

28 2 .90

., R. 21 W. Rec28 12

SEiSWf sec. 3,

28 50

.04

.36

96-20-16J1. City of Mason City well 11. NEfSEf sec. 16, T. 96 N., 

R. 20 W. New measuring point, top of well cover 1.2 feet above landsurface datum, 0.2 foot higher than preceding measuring point and 0.3 foot 

lower than original measuring point used for measurements of 1939-43. Records available: 1939-43, 1947-49. Jan. 15, 217.80; Apr. 1, 210.56; 

Oct. 9, 222.98; Dec. 28, 219.70.

95-22-3B1. Knut Olson. NW^NEi sec. 3, T. 95 N., R. 22 W. First 

measured in 1941; reported as abandoned in 1944, but periodic measurements 

have been made since that time. Records available: 1941-49.

Mar. 31, 1944

July 29

Oct. 5

Dec . 22

Mar. 30, 1945

July 3

Sept. 12

Dec. 27

17.33

15.70

16.41

17.24

16.80

14.34

15.88

17.69

July 19, 1946

Oct. 14

Dec. 22

May 6, 1947

Nov. 3

Dec. 20

Apr. 22, 1948

16.55

16.47

15.76

16.76

19.48

19.77

19.25

July 15, 1948

Oct. 12

Jan. 14, 1949

Mar. 31

June 22

Sept. 28

Dec. 28

17.90

19.73

20.30

19.42

18.42

19.80

20.50
IOWA, DELAWARE COUNTY 19

95-22-5M1. School district. NWiSWt sec. 5, T. 95 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 1941-4&. Mar. 51, 6.33; June 22, 6.05.

95-21-27Q1. Dave Blankenship. SW^SEt sec. 27, T. 95 N., R. 21 W. 

New measuring point, hole in pump base, 2.5 feet above land-surface datum 

and 0.1 foot above previous measuring point. Records available: 1941-49.

Date

Jan. 15 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

24.78 

23.00

Date

June 23 

Seot.29

Water 

level

22.30 

24.15

Date

Dec. 27

Water 

level

26.04

94-22-24J1. NEiSEi sec. 24, T. 94 N., R. 22 W. Records available: 

1941-49.

Jan. 14 

Mar. 51

12.98

10.99

June 23 

Sept.29

11.51

11.97

Dec. 28 12.79

94-22-24J2. Town of Thornton. NE-fSEt sec. 24,' T. 94 N., R. 22 W. 

Records available: 1941-47. No measurements made in 1949.

94-22-24J5. Mel Bowen. NEfSEt sec. 24, T. 94 N., R. 22 W. Records . 

available: 1941-49. Jan. 14, 14.55; Mar. 51, 14.14; June 25, 18.17.

Clay County

96-55-5R1. Allis Wilson. SEfSEi sec. 5, T. 96 N., R. 35 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 5.76; June 22, 4.52; Sept. 28, 5.36; 

Dec. 21, 5.91.

Clinton County

81-6E-22H1. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. well 2. SE-jNEf sec. 22, 

T. 81 N., R. 6 E. Records available: 1940-46. No measurements made in 

1949 .

81-7E-6K1. W. Atlee Burpee Co. 

Records available: 1940-45, 1947, 1949

sec. 6, T. 81 N., R. 7 E. 

Jan. 17, 96.65.

81-7E-7B1. Clinton Water Works Co. well 5. NW^NEf sec. 7, T. 81 N., 

R. 7 E. Measurement made by Clinton Water Works Co. Records available: 

1945-49. Feb. 9, 99.10.

Decatur County

69-25-29R1. Sam Gassett. SE^SEi sec. 29, T. 69 N., R. 25 W. Records 

available: 1940, 1942, 1948. Abandoned, measurements discontinued.

Delaware County

89-5-29J1. City of Manchester well 2. NE^SE-^ sec. 29, T. 89 N., 

R. 5 W. Unused drilled well, diameter 14 inches, completed in 1927 at a 

depth of 215 feet, cased to 40 feet. 15-|-inch diameter open hole from 40 

feet to 215 feet. Measuring point, top of iron plate over well top, 2 

feet above land-surface datum, which is 945 feet above sea-level datum. 

Aquifer is Silurian dolomite. Original static water level reported as 15 

feet below land surface. Affected by daily pumping of well 5, 21 feet distant and well 4, about 300 feet distant. Continuous water-stage recorder 

installed Oct. 5, 1949. Highest observed water level, 21.5, on Oct. 11; 

lowest, 42.5 on Nov. 29 and Dec. 25. Records available' 1949.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

5 

4 

5

October

High

. .

Low

. .

November

High

22.0 

22.4 

21.7 

22.1 

22.4

Low

soii

40 '.5

December

High

22.5 

24.0 

22.9 

22.9 

22.6

Low

42 ^4
20 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

89-5-29Jl Continued.

Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts

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

October

HI Eh

2i*6

21.5 

21.8 

21.7 

21.8 

22.1 21.9 ' 

21.9 

21.9 

21.7 

21.7

22.2 

21.8 

21.7 

22.2 

21.7

22.2 

22.0 

23.5 

22.7 

22.4 

22.1

Low

29^4

30.1 

29.7 

29.7 

29.8 

29.6

29.5 

29.8 

29.6 

29.5 

30.3

30.4 

38.0 

28.4 

37.1

 t*j_« _____

November

ElKh

22.0 

21.7 

22.0 

23.1 

22.0

22.1 

22.2 

21.9 

22.3 

22.2

21.7 

22.6 

21.9 

22.0 

21.7

22.8 

22.5 

22.2 

22.0 

21.9

22.0 

21.8 

23.1 

22.2 

22.8

Low

30*4

zo'.o

40.5 

29.7 

41.0 

39.4 

29.5

41.3 

41.4 

40.8 " 

40.9 

41.9

41.1 

39.2 

41.2 

25.5 

41.8

25.5 

42.0 

40.8 

42.5

December

High

23.4 

22.9 

22.6 

23.1 

25.5

23.4 

23.6 

23.2 

23.3 

23.7

23.5 

23.8 

23.7 

23.6 

23.9

23.0 

25.5 

23.3- 

23.0 

24.1

23.4 

24.2 

23.6 

23.2 

24.4 

23.6

Low

31.3 

31.2

 

32*3

37!e

32.7 

42.5

 * * 

32.0

32*3 

32.0

Dlcklnson County

99-36-6G1. SW^NEi sec. 6, T. 99 N., R.36 W. Records available: 

1941-49. June 21, 3.87; Sept. 27, 3.40.

Dubuaue County

89-3E-7Q1. City of Dubuque well 2. SW^SEt sec. 7, T. 89 N., R. 3 E. 

Highest observed water level, 22.3, on Mar. 28; lowest, 94.6, on Apr. 7, 

Records available: 1947-49.

Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Da^

1 

2 

3

4 

5

6

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22

January

} High

27.3 

28.6 

24.2 

27.0 

26.8

27.0 

27.1 

31.0 

33.6 

27.8

29.3 

25.8 

24.3 

29.2 

28.6

33.0 

23.8 

24.2 

28.3 

29.2

27.0 

34.0

Low

67.1 

65.0 

59.4 

65.4 

66.1

68.0 

69.4 

68.8 

68.3 

64.8

65.7 

67.0 

65.2 

70.4 

66.5

67.5 

61.3 

64.4 

70.1 

69.3

73.0 

72.6

February

High

26.3 

27.8 

27.3 

28.7 

31.8

33.2

26.1 

24.4 

30.6 

27.9

28.2 

35.9 

34.1 

28.2 

27.5

26.2 

27.6 

29.6 

32.6 

34.3

27.9 

27.6

Low

66.7 

66.2 

71.8 

71.2 

70.0

71.4 

63.3 

64.7 

56.6 

68.3

69.6 

73.9 

69.9 

65.2 

66.0

67.5 

68.5 

69.5 

68.6 

59.6

65.2 

67.8

March

High

34 '.5

28.2 

37.7 

37.2 34. 1H 

40.4 

35.6 

45.7 

32.8

28.4 

30.4 

28.1 

24.7 

27.2

27.9 

28.0 

26.2 

32.0 

28.2

29.4 

28.2

Low

esio

75i9 

72.5

69.1 

73.5 

71.3 

71.6 

63.3

67.0 

65.4 

66.7 

63.8 

64.5

66.8 

66.7 

66.0 

67.4 

67.4

63.3 

65.6

April

High

28.2 

32.3

seis

75. -5 

42.1 

34.1 

39.3 

36.0

28.6 

31.6 

26.9 

35.9 

38.5

30.5 

33.7 

27.0 

27.6 

29.6

30.0 

32.5

Low

67.8 

70.3

44!s 

75.5

94.1 

94.6 

81.2 

74.1 

73.0

65.0 

70.8 

63.7 

70.7 

75.0

67.3 

68.3 

63.2

68.5 

69.9

69.9 

72.3

May

High

32.3 

S2..2 

39.2 

43.4 

41.6

40.5 

37.9 

43.1 

27.7 

33.3

35.0 

34.9 

37.0 

35.3 

46.2

30.4 

32.0 

40.6 

33.7

28.6

36.9 

37.4

Low

....

71.7 

71.2 

75.5

75.8 

75.8

solo

80.1

76.7 

75.3 

78.5 

77.2 

~75TS~ 73.6

73.5

June

High

41.8 

39.6 

36.7 

45.0 

45.6

34.6 

38.4 

40.6 

40.5 

42.3

41.4

51.1 

39.7 

39.8 

38.5

37.4

47.6 

50.6 

36.5

Low

79.6 

77.2 

74.7 

76.3 

71.1

78.4 

87.4

84!6

84.4 

79.0 

79.5 

79.2 

80.6

85.4

82.4 

80.3 

81.1
IOWA, GTJTHRIE COUNTY 21

89-3E-7Q1 Cont inued.

Da 11

Daj

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

January

' High

33.2 

28.2 

30.8

32.5 

28.1 

29.3 

30.2 

33.1 

28.8

Low

68.7 

64.5 

72.2

70.4 

70.4 

70.9 

71.7 

68.5 

62.7

7 high and low water levels, from recorder charts

February

High

'.'.'.'.

....

Low

69.2

....

March 

High

23.5 

26.8 

29.2

37.4 

30.3 

22.8 

27.3 

35.4 

26.8

Low

66.3 

64.3 

65.8

71.0 

68.2 

63.0 

66.6 

67.5 

67.4

A

High

35.0 

36.8 

29.1

33.3 

31.8 

33.2 

34.4 

35.4

pril

Low

73.5 

73.1 

65.0

71.8 

69.7 

70.3 

69.5 

68.5

May

High

31.6 

34.2 

34.8

34.7 

42.5 

36.9 

40.9 

32.6 

32.6

Low

72.0 

76.0 

77.1

76.9 

77.6 

79.2 

73.8 

73.2 

77.5

June

High

'.'.'.'.

....

Low

....

!!..

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder chart3

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

August

High

.

.

57.0

55.5 

58.2 

55.7 

40.0 

42.8 

41.0

Low

.

78.0

86.0 

90.7

Q6\Q 

80.0 

86.3

September

High

38.8 

41.1 

42.0 

51.8 

45.1

36.6 

36.6 

36.4 

37.9 

43.7

50.5 

35.0 

39.8 

41.4 

45.5

42.0 

43.4 

41.5 

41.7 

41.8

42.9 

47.5 

41.9 

45.4 

48.0

37.7 

40.7 

42.4 

40.2 

42.0

Low

85.8 

85.5 

85.7 

73.1 

71.1

67.6 

74.1 

81.1 

83.2 

82.6

84.1 

68.2 

82.9 

87.1 

84.2

86.2 

88.5 

80.2 

73.4 

78.7

78.6 

76.7 

76.6 

76.6 

77.7

80.2 

86.2 

75.5 

76.6 

79.6

October

High

41.2 

51.4 

38.4 

42.3 

38.9

40.5 

43.4 

47.5 

53.9 

36.2

43.0 

45.3 

41.8 

43.5 

47.2

46.6 

36.5 

42.5 

36.5 

50.3

48.5 

40.9 

49.8 

37.8 

45.0

37.8 

39.6 

41.3 

40.8 

48.0 

34.3

Low

76.2 

77.0 

70.7 

79.0 

75.3

75.3 

77.5 

77.6 

78.5 

78.1

84.5 

77.8 

78.4 

78.8 

78.6

79.2 

72.0 

77.0 

70.1 

78.1

78.3 

78.1 

77.6 

73.9 

77.0

75.2 

74.7 

77.4 

75.6 

76.6 

71.7

November

High

40.3 

38.5 

38.7 

39.6 

51.0

55.3 

35.6 

49.1 

39.9 

42.0

41.4 

42.4 

49.2 

36.7 

40.7

43.6 

42.5 

49.2 

44.8 

53.7

37.8 

43.7 

44.4 

45.0 

43.8

42.3 

58.1 

37.8 

60.9 

65.0

Low

72.7 

74.6 

82.1 

75.8 

85.0

76.6 

72.7 

75.5 

75.8 

77.6

78.5 

77.0 

78.0 

75.0 

77.9

78.9 

79.5 

80.1 

79.0 

80.0

77.1 

80.1 

80.1 

80.7 

78.7

79.2 

82.7 

79.5 

86.2 

79.7

December

High

57.2 

55.0 

60.4 

60.4 

38.9

46.5 

45.2 

43.7 

46.0 

47.5

60.7 

41.1 

46.0 

45.6 

46.2

46.0 

50.8 

57.4 

44.5 

49.4

46.8 

45.5 

45.6 

48.6 

54.8

41.7 

42.5 

42.7 

44.2 

48.2 

44.2

Low

78.6 

83.5 

88.6 

76.0 

86.4

89.8 

81.1 

81.7 

86.0 

87.8

81.7 

87.5 

88.6 

85.6 

88.8

86.4 

86.8 

90.3 

82.5 

90.0

90.8 

87.0 

90.6 

91.5 

90.4

81.2 

85.8 

87.1 

88.9 

91.7 

89.2

Emmet County

100-32-11R1. Okamanpedan State Park. SE±SE£ sec. 11, T. 100 N., 

R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 30, 62.63; June 22, 62.86; 

Sept. 28, 63.89; Dec. 21, 63.61.

99-34-14B1. City of Estherville well 3. NWtNEt sec. 14, T. 99 N., 

R. 34 W. Records available: 1939, 1943, 1945, 1947-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.

Guthrie Count?

78-33-33N1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. On land 

owned by Fred W. Fett, in NEiSWiSWi sec. 33, T. 78 N., R. 33 W. Bored 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 38.8 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. Affected by nearby pumping wells. Measurements made by Clyde Filbert. Records available: 1949.
22 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

78-33-33N1 Continued.

Date

Oct. 22 

29 

Nov. 5

Water 

level

2.03 

2.68 

2.80

Date

Nov. 13 

20 

27

Water 

level

2.95 

3.03 

5.44

Date

Dec. 3 

10

Water 

level

3.52 

5.35

Date

Dec. 17 

24

Water 

level

4.02

4.68

Harriaon County

80-42-11Q1. City of Woodbine. SW^SHf sec. 11, T. 80 N., R. 42 W. 

Measurements made by Mr. Dean, Woodbine Water Works. Records available: 

1940, 1942-49. Apr. 1, 13.50; Nov. 15, 15.90; Nov. 30, 16.45.

79-41-34N1. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. SWtSW^ sec. 34, 

T. 79 N., R. 41 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurements made in 

1949.

78-42-11A1. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. NE-jNEf sec. 11, 

T. 78 N., R. 42 W. Records available: 1939-48. No measurements made in 

1949.

78-42-12Q1. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. SVV^SEi sec. 12, 

T. 78 N., R. 42 W. Records available: 1939-47. No measurements made in 

1949.

Henry Count?

71-6-9B1. City of Mount Pleasant well 2. NW-fNEf sec. 9, T. 71 N., 

R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-49. Apr. 5, 142.50; June 20, 142.30; 

Sept. 23, 172.28; Dec. 19, 171.00. Pumping approximately 200 gallons a 

minute at time of measurements on Sept. 23 and Dec. 19.

71-6-9B2. City of Mount Pleasant well 4. NWfNEt sec. 9, T. 71 N., 

R. 6 W. Records available: 1946-49. Apr. 5, 141.95; June 20, 138.17; 

Sept. 23, 138.85; Dec. 19, 142.95. Pumping approximately 200 gallons a 

minute at time of measurements on Apr. 5 and Dec. 19.

71-6-9M1. City of Mount Pleasant well 3. NW^SWt sec. 9, T. 71 N., 

R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-49. Apr. 5, 80.56; June 20, 81.20; 

Sept. 23, 81.88; Dec. 19, 82.00.

Ida County

89-40-35D1. City of Holstein well 3. NWfNWt sec. 35, T. 89 N., 

R. 40 W. Records available: 1939, 1945, 1948-49. Mar. 29, 325.0.

Records available:

Iowa County

80-9-3L1. NW^SEi sec. 3, T. 80 N., R. 9 W. 

1942-46. No measurements made in 1949.

Jasper County

80-18-31C1. P. W. Beukema. NEtNW-£ sec. 31, T. 80 N., R. 18 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 20.20; June 22, 21.26; Sept. 21, 22.50; 

Dec. 22, 23.52.

80-17-17K1. State Conservation Commission core hole 8. NWfSEi 

sec. 17, T. 80 N., R. 17 W. Records available: 1947-49. June 22, 71.62; 

Sept. 21, 71.98; Dec. 1, 72.65.

80-17-20E1. State Conservation Commission. SW^SWiNWi sec. 20, 

T. 80 N., R. 20 W. Drilled as test hole at prospective dam site area in 

October 1948, diameter 6 inches, depth 110 feet. Cased with 5 3/16- inch 

pipe to depth of 104 feet. Taps water in Red Rock channel sandstone of 

Psraylvanian age . Top of casing, 2.3 feet above land-surface datum which is 

886.7 feet above sea-level datum. Records available: . 1948-49. Nov. 2, 

1948, 49.68; June 22, 1949, 49.44; Sept. 21, 1949, 50.12; Dec. 1, 1949, 

50.55.
IOWA, JEFFERSON COUNTY 23

80-17-28D1. State Conservation Commission. SV^NWfNVJ-i sec. 28, 

T. 80 N., R. 28 W. Drilled as test hole at prospective dam site area in 

August 1948, diameter 6 inches, depth 55 feet. Cased with 5 3/16-inch 

pipe to depth of 50 feet. Taps water in Red Rook channel sandstone of 

Pennsylvanian age. Top of casing, 3 feet above land-surface datum, which Is 

836.2 feet above sea-level datum. Continuous water-stage recorder installed Mar. 1, 1949. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Aug. 24, 1948 

Sept. 3

Water 

level

6.89 

4.77

Date

Sept. 18, 1948 

24

Water 

level

4.94 

4.87

Date

Oct. 5, 1948

Water 

level

4.85

Water level at noon, from recorder charts, 1949

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

Apr.

2 .'21 ' 

2.21

2.27 

2.42 

2.58 

2,67 

2.70

2.79 

2.79 

2.79 

2.82 

2.89

2.85 

2.72 

2.74 

2.85 

2.86

2.86 

2.87 

2.93 

3.04 

3.04

3.08 

3.15 

3.19 

3.19 

3.20

May

3.09 

3.20 

3.23 

3.28 

3.28

3.34 

3.35

....

3.55 

3.54 

3.55 

3.55 

3.57

3.57 

3.55 

3 .60 

3.67 

3.67

3.72 

3.72 

3.72 

3.73 

3.73 

3.76

June

3.76 

3.30 

3.30 

3.32 

3.37

3.38 

3.47 

3.54 

3.58 

3.59

3.60 

3.60 

3.68 

3.32 

3.32

3.35 

3.40 

3.50 

3.53 

3.58

3.60 

3.63 

3.63 

3.63 

1.55

1.77 

2.05 

2.53 

2.33 

2.45

July

2.69 

2.73 

2.77 

2.88 

2.94

2.76 

2.78 

3.92 

3.00 

3.11

3.16 

3.19 

3.22 

3.22 

3.43

3.32 

3.34 

3.36 

3.43 

3.46

3.46 

3.56 

3.60 

3.61 

3.63

3.69 

2.95

Sept.

....

....

....

....

4.57 

4.57 

4.57 

4.57

4.57 

4.58 

4.60 

4.61 

4.62

Oct.

4.62 

4.62 

4.62 

4.65 

4.65

4.64 

4.64 

4.63 

4.03 

4.57

4.60 

4.64 

4.64 

4.67 

4.67

4.67 

4.67 

4.67 

4.^6 

4.66

....

4! 60 

4.60 

4.62

Nov.

4.63 

4.64 

4.67 

4 . '~7 

4.73

4.77. 

4.71 

4.71 

4.71 

4.71

4.71 

4.71 

4.72 

4.72 

4.72

4.73 

4.87 

4.87 

4.7F. 

4.90 ,

4,9? 

4,fi| 

4 .83 

4.85 

4.82

4.78 

4.78 

4.78 

4.79 

4.97

Dec.

4.97

....

....

....

S.U'J 

5. CO 

4.95

5.00 

5.00 

5.02 

5.05 

5.04 

5.02

80-17-28D2. State Conservation Commission. SWiNWfNWf pec. £8, 

T. 80 N.j R. 17 W. Bored as test hole at prospective dam site 'n 

September 1948. Cased with If-inch drive pipe and wel] point to a depth 

of 14 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.2 feet above iKn^-sur-fac'; 

datum which is 836.4 feet above sea-level datum. Taps water in alJuvia 

sand deposits. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Sept. 18, 1948 

24 

29 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

5.17 

5.07 

4.94 

4.97

Date

May 16, 1949 

June 22 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

3.72 

3.69 

4.59

Date Water 

level

Nov. 17, 194" I 4.88 

Dec. 1 5.04 

22 5.05

Jefferson County

72-10-25A1. City of Fairfield well 1. NE^NE^ sec. 25, T. 72 N., 

R. 10 W., near Fairfield Water-Supply Reservoir No. 1, 270 feet, south of 

dam. Unused city well, diameter 6 inches, depth 150 feet. Measuring point, 

top of casing, at land-surface datum which is 725 feet above sea-Devel 

datum. Taps water in Pleistocene sand and gravel at depth of 148 feet. 

Recorder installed Feb. 7, 1949. Records available: 1949.
24 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

72-10-25A1 Continued.

Water level at noon, 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

Feb.

43.65 

43.67 

43.78 

42.63

43.32 

43.50 

43.62 

43.70 

43.73

43.84 

43.93 

43.94 

44.02 

44.16

42.40 

40.06 

38.75 

37.75 

37.15

36.45 

35.85 

35.35

Mar.

34.86

34.41

*^*^ QQ

33.54

33.17

32.89 

32.58 

32.21 

31.86 

31.62

31.35 

31.11 

30.87 

30.65 

30.46

30.19 

29.95 

29.76 

29.58 

29.30

29.08 

28.85 

28.67 

28.44 

28.33

28.07 

27.87 

27.79

27.68

27.47

27.24

Apr.

27.19

27.06

26.93

26.80

26.61

26.48 

26.38 

26.29 

26.20 

26.09

25.95 

25.81 

25.69 

25.50 

25.41

25.33 

25.18 

25.16 

25.09 

24.97

24.83 

24.71 

24.64 

24.59 

24.47

24.39 

24.32

P4 P"7

Pd i E;

PA np

May

23.90

23.89

23.81

23.76

23.69

23.62 

23.57 

23.45 

23.37 

23.33

23.27 

23.19 

23.10 

23.04 

22.98

22.90 

22.82 

22.74 

22.70 

22.64

22.47 

22.35 

22.34 

22.33 

22.29

22.25 

22.19 

22.16

pp no

pp np

21.97

June

21.78

21.68

21.68

21.66

21.60

21.54 

21.50 

21.48 

21.44 

21.41

21.34 

21.25 

21.20 

21.06 

21.06

21.03 

20.98 

20.97 

20.94 

20.88

20.80 

20.79 

20.71 

20.49 

20.40

20.42 

20.41 

on "^

on ^

on *^o

July

20.32

20.31

20.26

20.22

20.19

20.09 

20.07 

20.05 

20.00 

20.00

20.00 

19.93 

19.90 

19.86 

19.83

19.82 

19.79 

19.72 

19.72 

19.68

19.62 

19.63 

19.63 

19.60 

19.58

19.52 

19.50 

19.50

19.39

19.36

19.36

Aug.

19.42

19.32

20.00

19.80

19.68

19.60 

19.52 

19.48 

19.42 

19.48

19.40 

19.87 

19.50 

19.40 

20.00

19.90 

19.63 

19.52 

19.40 

19.38

19.32 

19.28 

19.68 

23.80 

25.85

27.36 

28.59 

25.31

24.60

27.92

29.47

Sept

30.70

31.65

32.46

33.18

33 -.90

34.52 

35.10 

35.67 

36.20 

36.69

37.00 

35.50 

37.00 

37.00 

34.37

32.45 

31.32 

30.50 

29.85 

29.25

28.75 

28.27 

27.92 

27.60 

27.24

26.92 

26.66 

26.42

26.21

26.00

Oct.

25.78

25.56

25.35

25.20

25.00

24.75 

24.61 

24.50 

24.39 

24.16

24.08 

24.00 

23.90 

23.80 

23.70

23.55 

23.46 

23.35 

23.20 

23.10

22.95 

22.90 

22.84 

22.80 

22.65

22.62 

22.50 

22.40

22.30

22.25

22.20

Nov.

22.05

22.01

21.98

21.88

21.90

21.78 

21.70 

21.60 

21.50 

21.44

21.29 

21.32 

21.25 

21.20 

21.47

21.10 

21.12 

21.10 

20.92 

20.93

20.95 

20.86 

20.80 

20.68 

20.70

20.58 

20.58 

20.49

20.49

20.48

Dec.

20.41

20.44

20.33

20.35

20.32

20.16 

20.18 

20.22 

20.16 

20.00

19.86 

19.94 

19.95 

19.95 

19.86

19.78 

19.74 

19.71 

19.68 

19.58

19.49 

19.46 

19.49 

19.49 

19.42

19.41 

19.37

72-10-26A1. Dr. Charles Carter. 

Records available: 1942-49.

sec. 26, T. 72 N., R. 10 W.

Date

Feb. 24 

Apr. 5

Water 

level

26.49 

25.35

Date

May 23 

June 20

Water 

level

24.10 

24.58

Date

July 19 

Sept .23

Water 

level

24.72 

27.87

Date

Nov. 16 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

27.66 

27.48

Johnson County

80-5-9K2. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NWiSEt sec. 9,

T. 80 N., R. 5 W. Highest observed water level, 0.70, on Mar. 31; lowest,

5.77, on Sept. 3. Records available: 1940-49.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

Jan.

3.82 

3.87 

3.95 

2.87 

2.08

2.45 

2.57 

2.56 

2.77 

2.94

3.03 

3.08 

3.13 

3.25 

2.84

Feb.

3.39 

3.46 

3.43 

3.53 

3.58

3.58 

3.66 

3.68 

3.79 

3.84

3.82 

3.72 

3.78 

3.78 

3.81

Mar.

1.73 

1.35

....

i.*99 

2.09 

2.14 

2.21

Apr.

0.77 

.84 

1.02 

1.22 

1.27

1.42 

1.55 

1.71 

1.93 

2.04

2.12 

2.21 

2.30 

2.39 

1.49

May

2.71 

2.83 

2.92 

2.99 

3.05

3.12 

3.18 

3.20 

3.23 

3.32

3.36 

3.39 

3.43 

3.51 

3.55

June

Z\96 

4.01

4.04 

4.14 

4.22 

4.28 

4.33

4.38 

4.41 

4.46 

3.91 

3.83

July

2.81 

3.01 

3.18 

3.32 

3.44

3.53 

3.62 

3.71 

3.78 

3.90

3.68 

4.04 

4.11 

4.20 

4.28

Aug.

5.08 

5.16 

5.22 

5.26 

5.30

5.35 

5.39 

5.43 

5.48 

5.53

5.50 

5.08 

5.04 

5.08 

5.17

Sept .

5.74 

5.76 

5.77 

5.45 

5.53

5.60 

5.54 

5.56 

5.65 

5.72

5.66 

3.88 

3.33 

3.52 

3.64

Oct.

4.87 

4.89 

4.92 

4.96 

4.97

4.89 

4.96 

5.02 

5.06 

4.97

5.07 

5.12 

5.15 

5.17 

5.17

Nov.

4.96 

5.07 

5.11 

5.12 

5.18

5.12 

5.11 

5.12 

5.12 

5.12

5.15 

5.16 

4.96 

4.95 

4.98

Dec.

5.22 

5.25 

5.18 

5.26 

5.26

5.14 

5.26 

5.33 

5.26 

5.22

5.11 

5.04 

5.05 

5.05 

5.03
IOWA, JOHNSON COUNTY 25

80-5-9K2 Cont inued.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Day

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

51

Jan.

1.81 

2.12 

2.35 

2.65

2 '.92 

2.90 

2.68 

2.84

2.91 

2.95 

3.09 

3.22 

3.23 

3.23

Feb.

3.90 

3.92 

5.60 

1.91 

2.07

2.10 

2.16 

1.60 

.86

....

Mar.

2.16 

2.20 

2.25 

2.57 

2.59

2.29 

1.15 

1.24 

1.50 

1.39

1.05 

.90 

.89 

.98 

.91 

.70

Apr.

1.45 

1.19 

1.51 

1.69 

1.82

1.95 

1.55 

1.77 

2.02 

2.12

2.24 

2.56 

2.43 

2.55 

2.66

May

5.57 

5.59 

5.60 

5.64 

5.69

3.67 

3.55 

5.54 

3.61 

3.61

3.67 

3.71 

5.77 

5.81

June

5.89 

5.98 

4.08 

4.16 

4.25

4.20 

4.27 

4.29 

2.15 

1.06

1.60 

1.87 

1.96 

2.21 

2.50

July

4.56 

4.42 

4.47

4.55 

4.58

4.60 

4.69 

4.76 

4.78 

4.82

4.84 

4.87 

4.95 

5.00 

5.01 

5.06

Aug.

5.25 

5.29 

5.35 

5.28 

5.20

5.28 

5.36 

5.43 

5.50 

5.56

5.61 

5.66 

5^66 

5.72 

5.61 

5.62

Sept

5.76 

5.85 

5.99 

4.11 

4.18

4.29 

4.51 

4.46 

4.51 

4.56

4.62 

4.66 

4.76 

4.80 

4.85

Oct.

5.15 

5.18 

5.17 

5.15 

5.13

4.78 

4.74 

4.81 

4.87 

4.84

4.93 

4.92 

4.94 

4.94 

5.00 

5.05

Nov.

5.00 

5.06 

5.10 

4.98 

5.11

5.20 

5.10 

5.13 

5.05 

5.15

5.06 

5.15 

5.10 

5.18 

5.22

Dec.

5.01 

5.01 

5.04 

5.08 

5.06

5.06 

5.11 

5.18 

5.22 

5.16

5.18 

5.16 

5.21 

5.20 

5.14 

5.90

80-5-22M1. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. NW^SWt sec. 22,

T. 80 N., R. 5 W. Records available: 1941-49.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2

5

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

25 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

51

Jan.

.....

114.91

.....

.....

115.94

Mar.

.....

10.43

10.40

10.20

10.28

10.51

10.62,

10.76

10.80

10.87 

10.97 

11.12 

11.28 

11.45

11.51 

11.64 

11.77 

11.97 

12.04

12.02 

11.99 

11.94 

11.66 

11.44

11.54 

10.67 

10.01 

9.45 

9.10 

8.65

Apr.

8.09 

7.57

7.40

7.04

7.69

8.01

8.46

8.90

9.54

9.70

9.95 

10.09 

10.25 

10.45 

10.65

10.74 

10.35 

10.21 

10.21 

10.16

10.12 

10.13 

10.20 

"10.53 

10.59

10.42 

10.62 

10.81 

10.88 

10.95

May

11.05 

11.26

11.48

11.62

11.71

11.80

11.95

11.98

12.04

12.20

12.51 

22.38 

12.46 

12.59 

12.72

12.85 

12.99 

15.05 

15.17 

15.51

15.51 

15.54 

15.52 

15.64 

15.64

15.64 

15.63 

15.67 

15.72 

15.87 

14.06

June

14.15

1 A PO

14.30

14.37

14.39

14.38

14.48

14.63

14.74

14.80

14.86 

14.95 

15.02 

15.09 

15.09

14.98 

14.88 

14.86 

14.88 

14.89

14.97 

15.09 

15.15 

14.95 

15.92

12.97 

12.52 

12.54 

12.28 

12.50

July

12.42 

12.57

12.70

12.85

15.07

15.28

15.50

15.72

1 =; QP

14.15

14.55 

14.51 

14.70 

14.88 

15.08

15.27 

15.45 

15.60 

15.78 

15.95

16.06 

16.25 

16.57 

16.48 

16.58

16.68 

16.77 

16.87 

16.96 

17.04 

17.11

Aug.

17.15 

17.20

1 "7 P7

17.33.

17.58

17.44

17.49

17.55

17.62

17.68

17.75

.....

.....

.....

Sept

18.28

18.52

18.53

18.56

18.59

18.42

18.45

18.55

18.56

18.57 

18.58 

18.56 

18.44 

18.27

18.13 

18.02 

17.92 

17.85 

17.80

17.75 

17.72 

17.70 

17.70 

17.70

17.70 

17.70 

17.72 

17.75 

17.78

Oct.

17.82 

17.84

17.87

17.90

17.93

17.95

17.95

17.98

18.02

18.04

18.06 

18.10 

18.15 

18.37 

13.20

18.25 

18.25 

18.27 

18.50 

18.52

18.32 

18.35 

18.55 

18.53 

18.31

18.50 

18.28 

18.25 

18.25 

18.20 

18.21

Nov.

18.19 

18.19

18.22

18.22

18.26

18.29

18.29

18.29

18.30

18.30

18.52 

18.54 

18.55 

18.56 

18.57

18.37 

18.39 

18.41 

18.59 

18.45

18.44 

18.45 

18.45 

18.45 

18.45

18.45 

18.45 

18.46 

18.47 

18.49

Dee.

18.51 

18.52

18.54

18.55

18.57

18.55

18.57

1B.59

18.60

18.59

18.57 

18.56 

18.60 

18.61 

18.61

18.61 

18.61 

18.61 

18.61 

18.59

18.58 

18.58 

18.59 

18.61 

18.60

18.61 

18.62 

18.63 

18.63 

18.63 

18.56

a Tape measurement .

80-5-22M2. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. 

T. 80 N., R. 5 W. Records available: 1941-49.

sec. 22,

Date

Jan. 11 

31 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

16.92 

16.71 

16.42

Date

June 17 

May 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

16.97 

16.40 

18.57

Date

Sept. 9 

Oct. 3

Water 

level

18.71 

18.47

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

18.40 

18.82
WATEH LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Linn County

05-6-19Jl. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. 

sec. 19, T. 85 N., R. 6 W. Records available:

of Interior. 

1940-49.

Date

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

5.19 

3.62 

5.17

Date

May 31 

June 29 

July 29

Water 

level

4.90 

4.72 

5.83

Date

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

6.60 

5.69 

5.35

Date

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

5.47 

5.68

85-6-26D1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. £6, T. 05 N., R. 6 T.V. Hecords available: 1940-48. Destroyed,

jiir a sure merits discontinued.

U. 

of

B&-6-£;eD2. Replacement for well 85-6-26D1. Geological Survey, 

S. Pept. of Interior. NW^NW^ sec. 26, T. 85 N., R. 6 W., on west side 

i-ifht-of-way of Linn County road "C", 1.5 feet east of fence line, 

'errt'l wc-i], llameter 3 Inches, depth 13.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

.tat, 1." foot above land-surface datum ard 0,70 foot above measuring 

r.: for r'f<-(.-2fiDl. Water levels reported continue record begun in 1940. 

-'.I-K- Hval la hie: 1940-49.

J a'y' '*'" yl

l..(4

July 09 4.27

6.08

Sept. 29 

Oct. 31

6.85 

7.25

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

7.62 

7.92

 X -o-'^.'M. Earl Balderson. NW^NE^ ae c. 29, T. 85 N., R. 6 W. Rec- 

'.fam avails', Je: ]940_49.

£:T

Mar, 61.

tt'.SU

61.52

Apr. 27 

May 31 

June 29

60.89 

60.60 

61.02

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29

61.05 

62.28 

63.25

Oct. 31 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

63.51 

63.93 

64.42

85-6-30D1. Weaver Witwer. NWiNWj- sec. 30, T. 85 N., R. 6 W. Records available: 1942, 1946, 1948-49. Apr. 28, 12.90; May 31, 14.07; 

June 29, 12.85.

1M-7-1LH1. E. E. Badham. SE^SE^ sec. 11, T. 04 N., R. 7 W. "Records available; 1946-49.

Jan. i'l 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

5.74 

5.53 

3.78

Apr. 27 

May 31 

June 29

3.72 

4.86 

4.97

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sept .29

7.02 

9.06 

9.89

Oct. 31 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

9.77 

9.87 

10.06

84-7-13E2. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. 13, T. 84 N., R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

5.03 

3.17 

1.60

Apr. 27 

May 31 

June, 28

2.30 II July 29 

3.90 Aug'. 30 

3.53 U Sept.?9

5.69 

8.22 

9.13 *

Oct. 31 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

10.13 

10.90 

11.48

04-6-20IJ1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. 20, T, 84 II., R. 6 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Jan . 3 1 

Feb. 28 

Ma i- . .' > 1

4. 78 

4 . 1 0

 ;-. 16

Apr. 27 

May 31 

Jane 29

3.34 

4.54 

2.04

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29

4.80 

6.93 

7.58

Oct. 31 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

8.13 

8.63 

8.98

84-6-C^ja. C. A. Wissler. S¥|NW4- sec. 22, T. 84 N., R. 6 W. Records 

available: J 340-49.

Mar. 31 

Apr. 27 

May 33

r -5.11 5.4?. 

4,70

June 29 

July 29

4.67 

6.55

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29

8.28 

9.03

Oct. 31 

Dec. 29

9.56 

10.87

US-7-1H1. City of Marion. NWillE^ sec. 1, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available: 1941-49. Mar. 31, 6.70; Apr. 27, 8.34; Aug. 30, 10.45; 

Dec. zu, 11.37.
IOWA, LINN COUNTY 27

83-7-2P1. Mr. Hollenbeck. SE^SVI^ ge c. 2, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Date

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

May 31

Water 

level

31.03 

30.84 

30.59

Date

June 29 

July 29 

AUK. 30

:fate^|| Date level

30.05 Sept. 29 

30.87 Oct. 31 

31.45 II

Water 

level

31.69 

31.92

Date

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

32.08 

32.20

83-7-11E1. Louis Maresh. In Cedar Rapids, In S'.'lliNWj sec. 11, 

T. 83 N. R. 7 W. Records available: 1941-48. No measurements made In 

1949.

83-7-16D1. City of Cedar Rapids. In Shaver Park. 

T. 83 N., R. 7 T<V. Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 16,

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 27

86.84 

84.18 

84.53

May 31 

June 29 

July 29

83.97 

86.70 

87.91

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29 

Oct. 31

89.05 

39.80 

89.73

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

89.80 

90.10

83-7-16Jl. City of Cedar Tteplds 

T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available:

In Daniels Park, In 

1940-49.

i sec. 16 ,

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

34.69 

34.74

37, .80

Apr. 27 

May 31 

Juno 29

34.28 

35.55 

3c!lO

July 29 

Aug. 30 

S_ept.2'3

36.33 

36.60 

36,58

Oct. 31 

Lov. 29 

Doc. 28

30.17 

36. 65 

35.53

83-7-17L1. City of C'idar Rapids. In Bllla Park, In 

T. 83 N., R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-40.

17

Jan. 31

Feb. 2b

Mar. 31

20.16

17.90

Apr. 2!i

May 31

June 29

Ort. ,'-1

Nov. 20

Dec. 28

83-7-21K1. Wapsl Valley Creamery. NW^SEi sec. 21, T. 83 N., 

R. 7 W. Highest observed water level, 59.20, on Apr. 3j lowest, 63.36, 

on Aug. 18. Records available: 1943-49.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

GO. 02 

59 .96 

59 .43 

59 .76

59.99 

CO. 04 

00.31 

.07
WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

83-7-21L1. City of Cedar Rapids. 

Highest observed water level, 38.62, on Apr 

Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 21, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. 

4; lowest, 79.35, on Aug. 18.

Bail?

Da^

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

'.'.'.'.'.

....'.

.....

.....

48.79 

44.61

47*47 

49.24 

49.73

48.70 

46.36 

44.19 

43.11 

48.65

48.69 

49.20 

49.90 

46.70 

44.26 

43.51

Low

'.'.'.'.'.

.....

.....

.....

53.79 

48.49

53.27 

51.28 

52.61 

53.60

54.41 

51.31 

46.36 

51.04 

53.25

53.60 

51.48 

52.83 

52.69 

46.70 

50.23

T high and low water levels, from recorder charts

February

High

48.78 

49.13 

48.30 

49.34 

44.58

43.25 

43.20 

46.94 

47.77 

47.95

47.88

43 *72

43.21 

52.55 

49.96 

51.22 

51.37

45.90 

42.93 

42.23

Low

53.95 

52.12 

50.71 

52.66 

49.45

44.58 

48.10 

51.36 

51.51 

52.26

51.51

47*12

53.58 

55.54 

55.89 

55.97 

56.01

55.49 

45.90 

49.75

March

Hiph

48.90 

50.40

44*50

42.50 

41.01 

44.07 

45.02 

46.19

46.71 

44.32 

42.32 

40.94 

44.92

46.12 

46.20 

46.04 

45.93 

43.55

42.54 

45.46 

45.58 

46.07 

47.14

44.30 

41.76

.....

Low

54.00 

54.01

49! 13

44.51 

47.46 

48.51 

48.78 

49.71

49.98 

48.44 

44.32 

47.68 

51.37

52.21 

51.47 

48.27 

52.43 

45.93

49.45 

51.16 

50.26 

50.86 

51.10

48.61 

44.30

.....

AiDril

High

40^59 

38.62

45.64

46.55 

47.22 

48.42 

45.34 

43. 02

41.86 

43.97 

47.83 

48.84 

47.46

46.80 

42.70

.....

49.74 

50.54 

51.09 

50.57 

50.32

Low

43*25

47.47 

48.69

49.90 

51.91 

53.05 

49.55 

45.34

49.30 

49.86 

50.56 

51.69 

51.22

49.01 

47.70

.....

53.59 

55.08 

54.51 

57.20 

56.37

May

High

45.80 

46.29 

50.68 

54.92 

56.64

59.65 

57.13 

50.80 

49.34 

54.63

55.07 

54.66 

59.43 

57.60 

53.16

50.92 

57.17 

60.24 

60.73 

54.23

50.24 

45.64 

45.75 

57.42 

57.80

58.17 

55.29 

56.49 

56.64 

51.61 

55.60

Low

51.43 

52.87 

64.00 

66.17 

66.80

68.16 

65.84 

57.80 

62.82 

60.62

62.95 

65.99 

73.16 

65.48 

61.01

65.75 

67.67 

68.07 

66.89 

62.66

56.72 

50.56 

61.02 

63.73 

64.23

64.84 

65.36 

63.51 

59.35 

58.14 

69.50

June

HiKh

65.50 

64.83 

65.80

64*12

58.31 

66.80 

66.53

65*. 58 

59.60 

68.25 

68.15

68.27 

68.81 

68.79 

66.99 

60.39

69.08 

70.70 

70.34 

73.12 

69.39

66.61 

61.48 

65.90 

67.03 

65.24

Low

69.16 

70.63 

71.37

68*55

70.50 

70.28 

69.40

71.50 

69.90 

72.70 

73.59 

74.01

73.78 

74.70 

73.14 

71.95 

74.82

77.14 

77.90 

76.88 

76.72 

72.98

70.32 

70.42 

75.15 

73.03 

72.30

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Daj

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14

35

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27

r July

Hipji

64.81 

66.04 

67.79 

66.61 

66.54

70.52 

70.72 

69.87 

70.41 

67.44

64.71 

68.98 

70.00 

70.14 

70.42

69.95 

67.76 

65.53 

70.55 

70.66

70.08 

71.18 

71.39 

68.58 

66.71

72.49 

72.28

Low

71.09 

73.30 

71.30 

68.41 

75.69

77.49 

76.19 

76.80 

74.15 

72.32

73.09 

75.03 

75.42 

75.86 

77.00

74.13 

71.82 

73.95 

76.68 

75.48

76.20 

78.11 

76.12 

74.59 

75.00

76.79 

77.31

August

HiRh

65.05 

69.32

68.86 

67.00

72.41 

73.81 

74.68 

72.52 

69.75

65.40 

62.34 

67.19 

69.31 

72.00

71.93 

70.00

Low

72.98 

74.59

72,79 

76.21

79.05 

78.34 

79.35 

76.18 

74.50

71.06 

70.70 

75.28 

77.19 

77.22

77.51 

76.60

September

High

65.15 

64.37

58.75 

57.20

55.76 

59.53

53.79 

55.24 

60.45 

59.25 

58.94

58.92 

57.66 

55.72 

55.14 

57.53

58.94 

59.53 

59.83 

57.50 

55.75

54.60 

58.80

Low

68.42

63.60 

61.70

63.98 

63.48

59.67 

65.53 

64.22 

62.76 

62.89

63.87 

62,05 

5". 66 

61.74 

63.64

64.58 

64.67 

65.22 

62.36 

57.50

64.30 

63.69

October

High

58.59 

55.67 

54.53 

60.01 

58.79

58.31 

58.68 

63.30 

59.09 

57.22

62.13 

61.73 

64.66 

64.50

58.41 

57.48 

58.87 

58.62 

59.10

59.86 

59.45 

58.45 

57.41 

57.95

58.43 

58.02

Low

63.31 

61.76 

64.91 

65.09 

63.59

63.30 

66.15 

70.60 

68.69 

65.16

65.21 

64.83 

70.91 

71.72

62.00 

63.65 

63.34 

62.93 

64.38

63.53 

63.25 

61.45 

62.18 

63.37

63.77 

62.50

November

High

56.15 

57.05 

57.54 

56.45 

56.70

55.72 

55.00 

56.77 

57.02 

56.73

57.09 

57.08 

55.78 

55.30 

54.95

54.27 

54.06 

54.30 

53 . 52' 

53.74

52.82 

51.17 

50.99 

49.94 

49.36

53.06 

52.76

Low

64.40 

62.91 

60.74 

58.70 

58.65

57.45 

61.23 

62.52 

59.42 

59.36

60.20 

60.78 

58.00 

58.90 

58.57

57.04 

57.55 

58.37 

56.75 

56.00

57.63 

56.46 

56.11 

54.80 

58.15

55.40 

55.04

December

High

56.39 

52.49 

52.50 

56.42 

55.79

56.13 

56.88 

57.52 

56.68 

51.25

53.20 

52.27 

56.12 

56.88 

56.50

55.88 

54.66 

53.67 

52.95 

56.70

56.99 

57.24 

57.05 

54.55 

52.00

51.60 

51.72

Low

60.81 

59.60 

57.99 

58.51 

58.87

-59.71 

61.85 

59.61 

59.26 

58.02

57.05 

58.20 

62.63 

59.18 

58.35

58.68 

57.70 

55.70 

58.72 

59.86

60.27 

59.08 

59-. 22 

58.56 

54.55

53.90 

58.48
'IOWA, LYON COUNTY 29

83-7-21L1 Continued.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Daj

28 

29 

30 

31

r| July

rlHieh

72.69 

73.24 

72.30 

67.50

Low

77.58 

79.25 

75.60 

73.90

August

HiEh

64.25 

62.10 

66.45 

66.81

Low

70.00 

70.50 

72.41 

70.32

September

Hi eh

59! 12 

58.03

Low

64.09 

63.16 

63.70

October

High

57.31 

57.40 

56.63 

56.04

Low

59.30 

58.98 

58.32 

59.28

November

Hidi

54.79 

45.81 

55.34

Low

58.51 

57.91 

58.32

December

High

.....

Low

.....

R.

83-7-21P1. Kresge Co. In Cedar Rapids, in SEjSWi sec. 21, T. 83 H., 

7 W. Records available: 1941-49.

Date

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

59.11 

53.02

Date

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

66.43 

68.23

Date

Sept. 29 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

76.10 

68.85

83-7-21QJL. Iowa Theater. In Cedar Rapids, in STI^SBi see. 21, 

T. 83 H., H. 7 W. at corner of First Ave. SE. and Third St. KE. Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 31, 55.55; Feb. 28, 53.53; Apr. 28, 69.92,

83-7-23G1. City of Cedar Rapids. In Sever Park, in 

T. 83 H., R. 7 W. Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 23,

Date

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

Water 

level

2.78 

2.60 

1.94

Date

Apr. 28 

May 31 

June 29

Water 

level

2.12 

2.26 

2.42

Date

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sent .29

Water 

level

2.87 

3.20 

3.17

Date

Oct. 31 

Nov. 30 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

2.68 

2.59 

2.58

83-7-24A1. 

ords available:

John Zrudsky. 

1940-49.

sec. 24, T. 83 N., R. 7 W. RecJan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

29.30 

28.48 

27.84

Apr. 28 

May 31 

June 29

27.94 

28.59 

28.06

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sept. 29

31.16 

32.60 

29.39

Oct. 31 

Nov. 30 

Dec. 28

29.54 

29.76 

30.00

In Cedar Rapids, in SW^NE^ sec. 28,

, at corner of Eight Ave., SE, and First St., HE. Rec1940-48, Ho measurements made in 1949.

83-7-28G2. Cedar Rapids Gas Co. 

T. 83 H. R. 7 W. 

ords available:

83-7-32G1. Floyd Felter. In Cedar Rapids, in 

T. 83 H., R. 7 W., at comer of Twenty-second Ave. 

NE» Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 32, 

SW. and Eleventh St.,

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

84.87 

84.65 

83.48

Apr. 28 

May 31 

June 29

83.82 

84.54 

85.56

July 29 

Aug. 30 

Sect. 29

86.18 

86.88 

85.92

Oct. 31 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 28

85.29 

84.77 

84.99

83-7-33F1. In Cedar Rapids, in SE^NWi sec. 33, T. 83 H., R. 7 W., 

at comer of Twenty-second Ave. and K St., SW. Records available: 1940-49,

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

72.85 

72.94 

75.95

Apr. 28 

May 31 

June 29

75.15 

72.66 

72.87

July 29 

Aug. 30 

SaPt.29

72.91 

72.88 

72.79

Oct. 31 

Hov. 29 

Deer 28

72.80 

72.88 

72.92

83-6-30B1. Mr. Katz. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 30, T. 83 H., R. 6 W. Records

Jan. 31 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 31

51.03 H Apr. 27 

52.60 May 31 

49.78 II June 29

49.85 \ July 29 

50.36 I Aug. 30 

50.22 | Sept. 29

52.32 

51.00 

51.23

Oct. 31 

Nov. 30 

Dec. 28

51.36 

51.57 

51.56

99-44-26R1. 

1940-43, 1947-49.

Lyon County

sec. 26, T. 99 Hi, R. 44 W. Records available: 

Mar. 29, 1.11; June 21, 3.40; Sept. 27, 3.73.
30 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

98-48-24M1. A. C. Hanson. NWjSWj sec. 24, T. 98 N. R. 48 W. Records available: 1939-43, 1948. No measurements made in 1949.

Madison County

76-28-2B1. Glen Newton. NWjNEi sec. 2, T. 76 N., R. 28 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 14.24; June 21, 15.39; Sept. 22, 15.40j 

Dec. 20, 15.08.

Marion Count?

76-19-5N1. City of KnoxvJDls well 4. SWjSWj sec. 5, T. 76 N., 

R. 19 W. Unused gravel-packed city well, diameter 40 inches at surface to 

24 inches below surface, depth 47 feet. Measuring point, hole in wooden 

recorder platform, 2.3 feet above land-surface datum. Taps water in sand 

and gravel in alluvium of Des Moinea river valley. Affected by nearby 

pumping wells. Recorder installed Dec. 7 1949. Records available: 1949,

Date

Dec. 8 

9 

10 

11

Waterlevel

20.28 

20.36 

20.64 

20.30

Date

Dec. 17 

18 

19

Water 

level

20.14 

20.17 

20.19

Date

Dec. 20 

21 

24

Water 

level

20.18 

20.20 

20.22

 .... . . .. ..

Date

Dec. 25 

26

27

Water 

level

20.24 

20.20 

20.19

75-20-22111. Union Central Life Insurance Co. SE^NE^ sec. 22, 

T. 75 N., R. 20 W. New measuring point, top of brick well curb, at landsurface datum, 0.80 foot below previous measuring point. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 6.94; June 21, 7.90; Sept. 22, 8.45; Dec. 9, 

8.89.

75-20-31C2-. Miss Amanda Elliot. NE^NWj sec. 31, T. 75 II., R. 20 W. 

Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 6.67; June 21, 9.77; Sept. 22, 

19.68; Dec. 9, 18.37.

74-21-11P1. Town of Melcher teat hole 5 (1945). SE-JSEiNWj sec. 11, 

T. 74 N., R. 21 "». Records available: 1945-46, 1948-49.

Water level at noon, 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

Jan.

85.94 

86.89 

86.90 

86.90 

86.90

86.93

86.92 

87.19 

87.49 

87.56

87.43 

87.30 

87.29 

87.14

.....

.....

.....

.....

87.54

Feb.

87.53 

8^.53 

37.52 

87.33 

87.23

87.18 

87.10

87*68 

37.11

87.09 

86.98 

87.11 

87.13 

87.09

87.08

.....

86.97

07.15 "a?. IP;

Mar.

.....

.....

.....

'..'.'.'.

.....

 "

07.30

87.15

Apr.

87.24 

87.27 

87.28 

87.30 

87.28

87.27 

87.26 

87.25 

87.24 

87.23

37.11 

96.93

86*95

87.02

37.11 

87.12 

87.11

87.28

87.26 

87.32 

87.31

87.32 

87.30

87.27 

87.27

87.30

May

87.14 

97.13 

87.17 

87.18 

87.18

87.25 

87.31 

87.30 

87.28 

87.28

87.28 

87.28 

87.22 

87.22 

87,22

87.26 

87.23 

87.27

87.22

87.20

87.00 

87.06 

87.08

87.10 

87.10

87.09 

87.09 

87.05 

87.05

87.07

87.11

June

87.08 

87.00 

87.00 

87.02 

87.07

87.07 

87.07 

87.10 

87.10 

87.09

87.08 

87.02

86*95

86.95

86.95

86.97 

86.97 

86.92

86.87 

86.70

86.78 

86.78 

86.80 

86.88

86.88

July

86.87 

86.87 

86.86 

86.83 

86.78

86.78 

86.76 

86.77 

86.88 

86.88

86.91 

86.87 

86.87 

86.80 

96.80

86.77 

86.76 

86.74

86.74

86.69

86.71 

86.72 

86.70

86.70 

86.65

86.59 

86.58 

86.57 

86.57

86.58

86.58

Aug.

86.51 

86.51 

86.52 

86.54 

86.53

86.52

86.52 

86.52 

86.52 

86.52

86.49 

86.49 

86.51

86.42

86.58

86.62 

86.60 

86.60

86.58 

86.58

86.57 

86.60 

86.60 

85.60

86.60

86.65

Sept

86.62 

86.58 

86.55 

86.52 

86.54

86.59 

86.60 

86.62 

86.62 

86.58

86*60 

86.63 

86.62

86.55 

86.50 

86.50

86.53

86.52

86*65 

86.70

86.71 

86.69

86.62 

86.62 

86.62 

86.64

86.65

Oct.

86.65 

86.64 

86.61 

06.56 

86.54

36.45 

86.45 

86.44 

86 . 46 

86.30

86.43 

86.40 

86.41 

86.50 

86.46

86.41 

86.38 

86.37

86.35

86.30

86.20 

86.25 

86.25

86.40

.....

* *

Nov.

 ' 

'.'.'.'.'.

.....

86.29 

86.31 

86.13

86.14

86.29

86.26 

86.17 

86.03

.'."..'
IOWA, MARION COUNTY 31

74-21-llKl. Town of Melcher test hole 3 (1945). NIN^SE^ sec. 11, 

T. 74 N., R. 21 W. Highest observed water level, 98.36, on Dec. 31; 

lowest, 108.85, on Dec. 4, 6, and 7. Records available: 1945-49.

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

Hifdn

106.21 

106.57 

106.84 

106.37 

105.65

105.69 

105.93 

106.12 

107.19 

107.41

106.95 

106.63 

106.74 

106.75 

106.65

106.74 

106.68 

106.78 

106.35 

106.80

107.04 

107.25 

106.80 

107 . 68 

107.10

106.96 

107.00 

106.79 

106.53 

106.44 

106.25

Low

106.84 

107.02 

107.17 

107.25 

106.45

106.90 

106.96 

107.19 

107.63 

107.81

107.88 

107.56 

107.64 

107.65 

107.58

107.6,0 

107. Ql 

107.67 

107.68 

107.68

107.83 

1O7.87 

107.68 

107.95 

107.95

107.65 

107.57 

107.35 

107.26 

107.13 

106.85

February

Hi Kh

106.24 

106.14 

105.86 

105.49 

105.63

105.66 

106.44 

106.77 

106.48 

106.95

106.35 

107.16 

106.81 

107.05 

106.46

106.61 

107.03 

106.73 

107.11 

106.38

106.02 

106.04 

106.58 

107.13 

107.44

107.03 

107.18 

107.09

Low

106.85 

106.75 

106.27 

106.37 

106.46

106.58 

106.77 

107.09 

107.15 

107.17

107.18 

107.58 

107.68 

107.66 

107.37

107.51 

107.73 

107.60 

107.78 

107.11

106.63 

107.09 

107.29 

107 . 45 

107.71

107.73 

107.77 

107.79

Ma:

Hieh

107.31 

106.97 

107.16 

106.89 

107.37

107.09 

107.77 

107.30 

107.45 

107.17

107.41 

107.54 

107.29 

107.90 

107.48

107.38 

107.68 

107.40 

107.87 

107.50

107.63 

107.37 

108.04 

107.53 

108.11

107.80 

107.56 

107.87 

107.56 

108.03 

107.63

reh

Low

107.86 

107.78 

107.90 

107.75 

107.97

107.87 

108.07 

107.96 

108.14 

107.90

108.04 

108 . 19 

108.06 

108.23 

108.12

108.08 

108.26 

108.13 

108.29 

108.19

108.30 

108.02 

108.25 

108.11 

108.34

108.35 

108.23 

108.36 

108.02 

108.23 

108.26

Arril

. Hiaji

108.07 

108 . 73 

108.80 

107.46 

108.07

107.62 

107.46 

107.75 

107.60 

107.12

107.06 

106.74 

107.16 

107.26 

107.12

107.95 

107.42 

107.96 

107.47 

107.63

107.47 

107.39 

107.30 

107.55 

107.39

107.55 

107.37 

107.31 

107.55 

107.41

Low

108.27 

108.29 

108.30 

108.07 

108.13

108.08 

107.81 

107.84 

107.77 

107.66

107.17 

107.56 

107.97 

108.10 

107.95

108.13 

108.20 

108.23 

108. 29 

108.33

108.17 

108.21 

108.10 

108.21 

108.02

108.12 

108.03 

108.09 

108.22 

108.18

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

May

High

107.45 

107.43 

107.57 

107.39 

107.59

107.73 

107.50 

107.50 

107.57 

107.42

107.88 

107.56 

107.91 

107.94 

107.46

107.34 

107.51 

107.53 

107.40 

107.25

107.14 

107.30 

107.39 

107.21 

107.47

107.23 

107.42

Low

108.22 

108.22 

108.31 

108.22 

108.28

108.37 

108.21 

108.24 

108.35 

108.24

108.39 

108.29 

108.39 

108.43 

108.22

108.15 

108.24 

108.29 

108.11 

107.94

108.00 

108.08 

108.12 

107.97 

108.12

107.97 

108.08

June

High

107.54 

107.25 

108.05 

108.05 

107.73

108.12 

108.43 

108.47 

108.25 

108.11

107.86 

108 . 46 

108.31 

107.97 

107.76

108.41 

107.77 

108.12 

107.70 

107.99

108.26 

107.73 

108.04 

107.70 

108.24

107.76 

108.03

Low

108.17 

108.05 

108.29 

108.37 

108.45

108.43 

108.46 

108.54 

108.54 

108.56

108.46 

108.56 

108.57 

108.59 

108.41

108.55 

108 . 60 

108.47 

108.55 

108.51

108.54 

108.37 

108.55 

108.37 

108.54

108.56 

108.47

July

High

108.43 

108.34 

108.15 

108.33 

108.17

107.95 

108.30 

108.17 

108.22 

107.94

107.90 

108.07 

107.94 

107.35 

107.83

108.33 

108.55 

108.12 

108.40 

108.17

108.55 

108.65 

108.12 

108.03 

108.07

107.95 

107.90

Low

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.63 

108.65

108.52 

108.60 

108.65 

108.63 

108.49

108.50 

108.55 

108.48 

108.41 

108.43

108.55 

108.61 

108.65 

108.65 

108.65

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.57

108.57 

108.47

August

Hiah

107.85 

108.06 

107.37 

108.07 

108.05

107.96 

107.95 

108.03 

108.23 

108.05

108.23 

108.07 

107.77 

108.03 

108.12

108.25 

108.24 

108.10 

108.32 

108.13

108.24 

108.21 

108.07 

108 . 17 

108.08

108.15 

108.10

Low

108.44 

108.44 

108.46 

108.50 

108.51

108.55 

108.48 

108.50 

108.54 

108.57

108.57 

108.59 

108.40 

108.48 

108.55

108.56 

108.63 

108.63 

108.62 

108.64

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.57 

108.63

108.60 

108.65
32 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

74-21-llKl Continued.

Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

28 

29 

30 

31

Ma?

High

107.74 

107.45 

107.33 

107.21

Low

108.23 

108.15 

108.04 

107.97

June

HiHh

108.15 

107.95 

108.11

Low

108.55 

108.60 

108.53

July

High

107.93 

108.05 

107.90 

107.84

Low

108.48 

108.47 

108.48 

108.47

August

Hieh

108.38 

108.22 

108.23 

108.25

Low

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.65

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

Sect ember

Hlsh

108.37 

108.26 

108.15 

108.23 

108.20

108.30 

108.20 

108.14 

108.25 

108 .02

108.00 

108.31 

108.23 

108.00 

108.15

108.05 

108.03 

108.07 

108 .05 

108.05

108.13 

108.05 

107.99 

107.95 

108.05

108.07 

108.10 

108.04 

107.91 

107.93

Low

108.65 

108 . 65 

108.63 

108.60 

108.62

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.65 

108.59

108.61 

108.62 

108.65 

108.48 

108.55

108.55 

108.53 

108.47 

108.48 

108.47

108.53 

108.54 

108.52 

108.51 

108.45

108.52 

108.52 

108.54 

108.45 

108.45

October

Hi eh

107.91 

107.93 

108.05 

108.05 

108.18

108.15 

108.13 

108.05 

108.05 

108.06

107.91 

107.65 

108.00 

108.00 

107.90

108.00 

108.00 

108.10 

108.05 

107.97

107.97 

107.85 

107.77 

 107.89 

107.93

107.86 

108.00 

108.05 

108.05 

108.06 

108.07

Low

108.43 

108.45 

108.46 

108.52 

108.45

108.56 

108.57 

108.59 

108.52 

108.53

108.53 

108.28 

108.45 

108.47 

108.53

108.45 

108.45 

108.54 

108.54 

108.53

108.52 

108.51 

108.43 

108.42 

108.43

108.45 

108.42 

108.46 

108.53 

108.55 

108.62

November

Hi ah

108.06 

108.00 

107.95 

108.00 

107.95

107.94 

108,05 

108.10 

108.00 

107.89

107.90 

107.87 

108.05 

108.09 

108.05

108.05 

108.02 

107.99 

108.02 

108.02

108.03 

108.05 

107.93 

108.13 

107.91

108.05 

108.25 

108.39 

108.35 

108.40

I«w

108.60 

108.60 

108.55 

108.53 

108.54

108.45 

108.46 

108.55 

108 . 56 

108.53

107.52 

108.50 

108.45 

108.55 

108.56

108.53 

108.53 

108.55 

108.50 

108.55

108.55 

108.55 

108.65 

108.55 

108.63

108.55 

108.65 

108.75 

108.78 

108.78

December

High

108.33 

108.15 

108.43 

108.22 

108.28

108.33 

108.24 

108.17 

107.90 

107.75

107.61 

107.33 

107.10 

106.85 

106.64

106.45 

106.25 

106.11 

105.80 

105.64

105.33 

105.24 

104.95

..

102.95 

101.89 

101.18 

100.39 

99.35 

98.36

Low

108.82 

108.79 

108.82 

108.85 

108.81

108.85 

108.85 

108 .33 

108.43 

108.26

107.97 

107.61 

107.33 

107.10 

106.85

106.64 

106.45 

106.25 

106.11 

105.80

105.64 

105.33 

105.24

103.65 

102.95 

101.89 

101.18 

100.39 

99.35

74-20-22C1. Grant DeWltt. NEiNWf sec. 22, T. 74 N. R. 20 W. Records available: 1942-49. Mar. 29, 9.74; June 20, 9.66; Sept. 22, 12.55; 

Dec. 9, 17.77.

74-20-33D1. T. V. Beebout. NW|NW| sec. 33, T. 74 N., R. 20 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 12.98; June 20, 12.02; Sept. 22, 12.89j 

Dec. 9, 13.60.

Marshall County

84-18-22H1. City of Marshalltown. CSL MBfc sec. 22, T. 84 N., 

R. 18 W. Test well at city well field drilled In May 1949, diameter 3 

Inches, depth 225 feet. Measuring point, top of 3-lnch casing, 4.5 feet 

above land-surface datum. Taps water In Pleistocene sand and gravel. 

Records available: 1949.

Date

June 20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

27

Water 

level

14.05 

13.65 

15.54 

13.65 

12.62 

12.89

Date

June 28 

29 

30 

July 1 

2 

3

Water 

level

13.92 

11.08 

9.72 

14.21 

14.92 

13.85

Date

July 4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9

Water 

level

13.58 

13.37 

13.57 

14.77 

15.04 

13.35

Date

July 11 

14 

15 

16 

17 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

12.68 

15.08 

15.21 

13.40 

13.82 

15.00
IOWA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY 33

84-18-22H1 Continued.

Date

Aug. 3

4

5

6

8

9

25

Sept. 1

2

3

5

Water 

level

15.00

15.15

15.30

15.40

15.30

15.06

14.80

14.17

14.17

14.21

14.00

Date

Sept. 6

7

8

9

10

12

13

14

15

16

17

Water 

level

13.92

13.79

13.58

13.71

13.75

13.63

13.58

13.58

13.58

13.54

13.50

Date

Sept . 19

20

21

22

23

24

26

27

28

29

Water 

level

13.33

13.29

13.25

13.29

13.25

13.29

13.25

13.25

13.33

13.29

Date

Sept. 30

Oct. 1

3

4

5

6

7

8

10

11

Water 

level

13.29

13.29

13.00

13.00

12.90

12.80

12.70

12.60

12.50

12.42

84-18-24Q1. City of Marshalltown. SWiSE^SWi sec. 24, T. 84 N., 

R. 18 W. Unused well at city sewage disposal plant. Diameter 8 Inches, 

depth 200 feet. Cased to 190 feet with 8-lnch pipe, finished with 12 feet 

of 8-Inch 40 slot steel screen. Measuring point, top of 8-inch casing, 

1.4 feet above concrete floor and 1.8 feet above land-surface datum. 

Chief aquifer Pleistocene sand and gravel from 145 feet to 200 feet. Records available: 1949.

May 

June

20 

16

7 

12

.971 

.631

June 

JU!T

24 

16

10.43 i 

13.28 1

Aug. 

Sept.

9 

8

15 

12

.33 1 Sept. 30 

.93 1

12.56

Montgomery Count?

Tarklo Creek area

(Wells in the Tarklo Creek area are numbered consecutively beginning 

with 1; measurements made by Dean W. Knox.)

7. E. F. Holquist. SE^SEi sec. 11, T. 71 N., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1934-49. ^

Mar. 25

May 25 

June 20

15.41 

11.89 

11.80

July 22 

Aug. 24

14.22 

16.82

Sept. 26 

Oct. 26

20.08 

21.34

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

22.06 

22.73

72. 0. A. Mllner. SEiSU| sec. 24, T. 72 N., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Date

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25

Water 

level

3.84 

5.38

Date

Apr. 27 

Mav 25

Water 

level

3.50 

3.77

Date

June 20

Water 

level

5.90

73. NWjNWi sec. 25, T. 72 N., R. 38 W. Records available: 1937-49,

Date

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27

Water 

level

13.89 

11.17 

13.55

Date

May 25 

June 20 

July 22

Water 

level

15.48 

14.17 

15.16

Date

Aug. 24 

Sept. 26

Water 

level

15.97 

16.92

Date

Oct. 24 

Nov. 24

Water 

level

17.75 

18.04

78. Mr. Malnquist. NWjNEi sec. 35, T. 71 N., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25 

At>r. 27

79.

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27 

May 25

1.68 

1.43 

1.89

SWiNWi

6.37 

8.18 

8.34

May 25 

June 20 

July 22

sec. 35, T.

June 20 

July 22

1.81 

1.38 

2.82

71 N.,

6.55 

8.62

Aug. 24 

Sept. 26 

Oct. 26

R. 38 W. R

Aug. '24 

Sept. 26

5.38 

6.54 

5.58

ecords av

13.63 

14.00

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

ailable: :

Oct. 26 

Nov. 24

6.62 

6.31

L937-49

15.27 

15.55
34 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

81. L. G. Bergren. NW^NE^ sec. 24, T. 71 N., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Date

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27 

Ma? 25

Water 

level

4.93 

6.18 

6.58

Date

July 22 

Aug. 24

Water 

level

7.65 

8.27

Date

Sept .26 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

8.60 

7.26

Date

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

Water 

level

8.17 

8.37

82. NWjNW^f sec. 29, T. 72 N., R. 37 W. Records available: 1937-49,

Jan. 31 

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25

15.30 

10.82 

12.60 I

Apr. 27 

May 25 

June 20

13.51 July 22 

12.20 Aug. 24 

12.60 Sept .26

14.40 

16.60 

18.46

Oct. 26 

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

16.18 

19.46 

20.62

Muscatine Count?

76-2-10Jl. Grain Processing Corporation. In Muscatine, in 

sec. 10, T. 76 N., R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, depth 45 feet. Case< 

with lif-inch galvanized-iron pipe. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.8 

foot above land-surface datum. Taps water in alluvial sand and gravel in 

Mississippi River flood plain. Affected by nearby pumping well. Records 

available: 1949.

Date

Mar. 17 

21

Water 

level

7.80 

8.20

Date

June 20 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

9.45 

10.80

Date

Dec. 19

Water 

level

11.66

76-2-10J2. Grain Processing Corporation. In Muscatine, in 

sec. 10, T. 76 N., R. 2 W. Drilled observation well, depth 45 feet. Case( 

with 1-5--inch galvanized-iron pipe. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.6 foot 

above land-surface datum. Taps water in alluvial sand and gravel in 

Mississippi River flood plain. Affected by nearby pumping well. Records 

available: 1949.

Mar. 17 

21

8.39 

8.84 I

June 

Seift

20 

.23

10.07 1 

11.50 I

Dec. 19 1 13.31

76-2-10J3. Grain- Processing Corporation. In Muscatine, in 

sec. 10, T. 76 N., R. 2 W. Drive point well, depth 25 feet. Cased with 

1-i-inch galvanized-iron pipe. Measuring point, top of pipe, 0.1 foot 

below land- surf ace datum. Taps water in alluvi_al aand and gravel in 

Mississippi River flood plain. Affected by nearby pumping well. Records 

available: 1949. Mar. 17, 9.48; Mar. 21, 9.86; Sept. 23, 12.13; Dec. 19, 

13.58.

76-2-14D1. City of Muscatine teat well 4. In Musca.tine, in 

sec. 14, T. 76 N., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 22, 10.69; 

June 20, 12.68; Sept. 23, 12.92; Dec. 19, 13.03.

76-2-15A1. City of Muscatine test well 5. In Muscatine, in 

sec. 15, T. 76 N., R. 2 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 22, 10.10} 

June 20, 11.96; Sept. 23, 12.18; Dec. 19, 12.66.

Osceola Count?

, 99-41-1802. City of Sibley. NBiNW^ 3ec. 18, T. 99 N., R. 41 W. 

Records available: 1940-47. No measurements made in 1949.

Page Count? 

Tarkio Creek area

(Wells in the Tarkio Creek area are numbered consecutively beginning 

with 1.)
IOWA, PAGE COUNTY 35

5. John Toft. SWjSW^ sec. 7, T. 

1934-49.

N., R. 38 W. Records available;

Date

Feb. 22 

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

13.06 

11.48 

10.60

Date

May 23 

June 22 

July 19

Water 

level

9.20 

6.80 

8.78

Date

Aug. 22 

Sept .22 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

12.98 

14.28 

15.14

Date

Tiov. V.3 

Dec. 19

Wat or 

level

15.: w 

15.59

6. T. Slickerveer. SW|SW|- sec. 18. T. 69 N., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1934-49.

Feb. 22

Mar. 25

Apr. 27

4. 20 [I May 25

3 .04 \ June 20

2.73 1 July 22

2.23

2.03

2.68

Aug. 24

Sept. 26

Oct. 26

4.38

4.22

3.52

Nov. 24

Dec. 2f,

3.76

4.26

10. R. Palmquist. 

available: 1934-49.

i sec. 17, T. 70 N., R. 37 W. Records

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27

24.05 

24.50 

23.58

May 25 

June 20 

July 22

23.46 

21.30 

24.49

Aug. 24 

Sept. 26 

Oct. 26

18.37 

24.73 

25.08

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

25.05 

25.48

11. R. Palmquist. 

available: 1934-49.

sec. 17, T. 70 N., R. 37 W. Records

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27

6.92B May 25 

5.98 \ June 20 

5.701 July 22

4.55 

5.50 

6.32

Aug. 24 

Sept. 26 

Oct. 26

6.14 

6.30 

6.38

Nov. 23 

Dec. 26

6.44 

6.67

12. Amil WIndhorst. 

available: 1934-49.

sec. 20, T. 69 N., R. 37 W. Records

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 27

27.41 

26.09 

25.65

May 25 

June 20 

July 22

25.40 

21.23 

20.72

Aug. 24 

Sept.S6 

Oct. 26

21.57 | Nov. 24 

21.30 I Dec. 26 

22.42 I

23.74 

23.20

13. Amil WIndhorst. NWiSlfl/i sec. 20, T. 69 N., R. 37 W. Abandoned 

in 1947; reopened In 1949 and measurements resumed. Records available: 

1934-46, 1949. Sept. 26, 17.94; Oct. 26, 19.38; Nov. 24, 20.53; Dec. 26, 

21.76.

15. 

R. 38 W.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 

Records available: 1934-49.

sec. 21 T. 67 N.

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

5.82 

5.12 

2.50

June 22 

July 19 

Aug. 22

3.35 

3.68 

5.60

Sept. 22 

Oct. 24

6.27 

6.40

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

6.65 

6.85

17. Albert Nordholm. 

available: 1934-49.

i sec. 20, T. 67 N., R. 38 W. Records

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25

16.69 

15.68 

15.98

May 23 

June 22 

July 19

16.50 

16.48 

16.64

Aug. 22 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 24

17.33 

17.78 

18.09

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

18.05 

18.17

44A. Elsie Nordstona. 

available: 1937-49.

sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 "». Records

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

15.57 

16.62 

18.30

June 22 

July 19 

AUK. 22

15.51 

17.57 

17.88

Sept. 22 

Oct. 24

19.70 I Nov. 23 

20.10 I Dec. 19

20.82 

21.47

47. Elsie Nordstrom. NW^NE^ sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Jan. 31 

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25

21.201 May 23 

17.40i June 22 

17.851 July 19

18.10 

18.47 

17.85

Aug. 22 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 24

17.60 II Nov. 23 

19.06 | Dec. 19 

19.28 1

19.60 

20.13
36 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

70. John Snyder. 

able: 1937-49.

& sec. '30, T. 69 N., R. 38 W. Records availDate

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

Water 

level

0.96 

2.45 

1.32

Date

June 22 

July 19 

AUR. 22

Water 

level

2.98 

5.08 

6.25

Date

Sept .22 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

6.48 

6.34

Date

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

6.79 

7.82

71. John Snyder. SE^-NE^ sec. 30, T. 69 N., R. 38 W. Records available: 1937-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

R. 38

Mar. 

Apr, 

May

24 

25

75. 'V.

24 

25 

23

5.76 \ May 23 

6.00 | June 22

4.55 

4.33

Metropolitan Life Insurance 

Records available: 1937-49

13.33 1 June 22 

11.20 | July 19 

8.68 1

11.07 

10.28

Oct. 

Nov.

Co.

Aug. 

Oct.

24 

23

6.79 

7.09

Dec.

SEiSWi sec. 29, T.

22 

24

13.94 

11.81

Nov. 

Dec.

19 I 7

68 N.,

23 

19

11 

12

.09

.82 

.03

80. Mr. Burton. 

able: 1937-49.

^ sec. 34, T. 69 N., R. 38 W. Records availJan. 31 

Feb. 22 

Mar. 25

30.55 

27.67 

24.83

Apr. 27 

May 25 

June 20

27.5511 July 22 

26.251 Aug. 24 

22.841 Sept. 26

23.44 

26.07 

28.32

Oct. 26 

Nov. 24 

Dec. 26

29.02 

29.78 

30.85

83. Elsie Nordstrom, 

available: 1939-49.

NWjNWi sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 W. Records

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

22.08 

20.84 

20.99

June 22 

July 19

19.14 

19.54

Aug. 22 

Oct. 26

19.36 

20.93

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

21.18 

21.58

84. Elsie Nordstroin. 

available: 1939-49.

NWiNWi sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 W. Records

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

21.85 

21.00 

20.58

June 22 

July 19

19. 89 If Aug. 22 

19.211 Oct. 26

19.08 I Nov. 23 

20.47 1 Dec. 19

20.63 

20.22

85. Elsie Nordstrom, 

available: 1939-49.

j sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 W. Records

"?"

Date

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

18.74 

18.14

Date

May 23 

June 22

Water 

level

18.38 

17.55

Date

July 19 

AUE. 22

Water 

level

16.13 

17.10

86. Elsie Nordstrom. 

available: 1939-49.

sec. 35, T. 69 N., H. 39 W. Records

Date

Mar. 24' 

Apr. 25 

May 23

Water 

level

14.96 

14.95 

15.30

Date

June 22 

July 19

Water 

level

14.43 

14.13

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

14.29 

15.38

Date

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

15.52 

17.74

87. Elsie Nordstrom. NWj-NWj- sec. 35, T. 69 N., R. 39 W. Records 

available: 1939-49.

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

9.34 I June 22 

8.80 July 19 

10.07 I

8. 53 I Aug. 22 

8.76| Oct. 26

9.28 

11.50

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

10.92 

11.16
IOWA, SAC COUNTY 37

Palo Alto Count? 

Vicinity of Lost Island Lake

97-34-29K1. SWiSYl| sec. 29, T. 97 N. , R. 34 Ml. Records available: 

1940-49. Mar. 30, 0.52; June 22, 1.87; Sept. 28, 2.68.

97-34-29N2. SWjS1^ sec. 29, T. 97 N., R. 34 W. Records available: 

1940-48, Plowing; no measurements made in 1949.

97-34-30Q1. Norman Broadwell. SWiSB^ sec. 30, T. 97 N., R. 34 W., 

about 150 feet north of normal shore line of Lost Island Lake. Records 

available: 1940-45, 1948-49. Mar. 30, 17.43; June 22, 17.11; Sept. 28, 

17.51; Dec. 21, 18.26.

96-34-6J1. Electric Park. N^SEi sec. 6, T. 96 N., R. 34 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 1.38; June 22, 2.94; Sept. 28, 2.33; 

Dec. 21, 1.80.

Polk County

78-24-4P1. S. S. Kresge Co. SEtSU| sec. 4, T. 78 N., R. 24 W. Records available: 1943-49. Mar. 29, 29.40; June 22, 32.35; Sept. 21, 32.09; 

Dec. 21, 30.29.

79-22-22A1. J. G. Reed. NE^NE^ sec. 22, T. 79 N., R. 22 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 30, 5.29; June 22, 6.59; Sept. 21, 6.93; 

Dec. 22, 7.90.

Poweshiek Count?

78-15-1R1. J. F. Mulcahey. Formerly owned by Ben Harding. SEiSE^ 

sec. 1, T. 78 N., R. 15 W. Records available: 1943-49. Mar. 30, 1.29; 

June 23, 10.59; Sept. 21, 13.70; Dec. 22, 13.50.

Sac County

89-38-11J1. NEiSEi aec. 11, T. 89 N., R. 38 W. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 29, 1.92; June 21, 3.37.

89-38-26A2. City of Schaller. In Schaller, in NEiNEi aec. 26, 

T. 89 N. R. 38 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 220.62; June 21, 

220.51; Sept. 27, 220.44; Dec. 20, 221.04.

87-37-21A1. NEfNEi aec. 21, T. 87 N., R. 37 W. 300 feet east of 

Clinton School No. 5, in corner of field. Unuaed dug well, diameter 6 

feet, depth 17 feet. Meaauring point, top of concrete curb, 2.6 feet 

above land-surface datum. Records available: 1942-49.

Date

June 17, 1942 

Sept. 25 

Dec. 15 

Mar. 24, 1943 

June 28 

Sept. 16 

Dec. 14 

Mar. 21, 1944 

July 23

Water 

level

4.78 

4.83 

5.45 

6.62 

6.93 

6.00 

7.11 

4.84 

4.31

Date

Sept. 29, 1944 

Dec. 17 

Mar. 26, 1945 

June 28 

Sept .29 

Dec. 17 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 15 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

4.69 

5.02 

4.79 

3.86 

4.69 

5.09 

5.75 

6.34 

6.39

Date

May 2, 1947 

Mar. 25 

July 14 

Oct. 7 

Dec. 15 

Mar. 29, 1949 

June 21 

Sept. 27 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

5.18 

7.58 

5.79 

10.42 

5.60 

7.24 

5.56 

6.32 

6.72

86-36-2C1. John Chriatian. NEiNW/i aec. 2, T. 86 N., R. 36 W. Secorda available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 3.68; June 21, 4.26; Sept. 27, 8.12; 

Dec. 20, 6.64.

86-36-2E1. Albert Culver, Jr. ST^NWj aec. 2, T. 86 N., R. 36 W. 

Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 0.20"; June 21, 0.15; Sept. 27, 0.65; 

Dec. 20, 1.20.
WATf:h LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

86-26-4111. State Conservation Commission. S'.v£Sl»J sec. 4, T. 86 U., 

R. 36 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 4.53; June 21, 5.15; 

Sept. 27, 6.01; Dec. 20, 6.38.

Sioux County

95-45-RA1. City of Sioux Center. In Sioux Center, in NE^NE^ sec. 5, 

T. 9£ I? R. 45 W, Records available: 1939-45, 1948-49. June 21. 

268. .TE.

Story County

83-24-2Q1. City of Ames well 2. SWjSEi sec. 2, T. 83 N., R. 24 W. 

Highest observed water level, 46.03, on Mar. 7; lowest, 58.98, on Aug. 9. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Daj

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7

a

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

toW O1top- M

w toJM O -JCOD

January

High

53.85 

50.44 

53.74 

53.56 

53.47

54.41 

54.35 

54.30 

50.33 

53.85

50.68 

53.79 

50.32 

53.74 

53.66

53.33 

53.26 

49.62 

54.21 

49 .70

49.19 

56.53 

54.98 

49.93

Low

54.16 

53.92 

54.36 

54.22

54.80

54.97 

54.55 

54.52 

54.35 

54.05

54.15 

54.01 

53.87 

53.96 

53.92

53.75 

54.32 

54.36

54.48 

54.33

57.01 

57.81 

57.74 

56.62

February

High

.....

 ""

49.75 

55.15 

55.21 

49.57 

49.53

49.44 

49.48 

49.36 

54.75 

49.11

54.41 

48.66 

54.06

Low

.....

55.40

55.25 

55.41 

55.42 

55.31 

55.21

55.10 

55.13 

55.06 

55,04 

54.76

54.66 

54.42 

54.39

March

High

48.26 

53.92 

53.45 

47.49 

47.93

46.58 

46.03 

52.06 

46.66 

47.39

46.59 

52.72 

46.99 

47.25 

47.55

47.50 

47.51 

47.62 

47.62 

47.28

47.29 

47.57 

47.12 

47.13 

47.17

47.11 

46.80 

46.94 

47.25 

46.98 

47.03

Low

54.22 

54.23 

53.92 

53.45 

52.60

52.29 

52.13 

52.32 

52.3d 

52.75

52.77 

53.02 

52.89 

53.07 

53.21

53.24 

53.32 

53.39 

53.44 

53.40

53.32 

53.37 

53.19 

52.97 

53.11

53.02 

52.83 

52.72 

52.95 

52.97 

52.95

April

High.

47.04 

47.00 

46.93 

47.07 

47.40

51.27 

51.37 

51.50 

51.62 

51.65

51.62 

51.77 

51.85 

51.83 

52.15

52.15 

47.90 

51.28 

51.92 

51.90

51.89 

51.93 

48.40 

52.00 

52.02

52.30 

52.37 

52.67 

52.73 

52.80

Low

52.80 

52.87 

52.80 

52.96 

52.98

51.47 

51.62 

51.75 

51.75 

51.88

51.90 

51.97 

52.28 

52.45 

52.37

52.35 

52.25 

52.12 

52.13 

52. ,10

52.16 

53.89 

53.89 

52.31 

52.34

52.50 

52.77 

52.97 

52.98 

53.17

May

High

52.93 

52.97 

52.88 

53.20 

54.42

49.17 

53.15 

53.25 

52.90 

52.87

52.90 

53.00 

54.79 

54.94 

49.58

53.24 

53.35 

53.33 

54.95 

49.31

53.57 

49.27 

52.93 

49.53 

49.83

53.94 

54.14 

54.17 

54.22 

54.84 

49.88

Low

53.25 

53.28 

53.30 

54.55 

54.65

54.74 

53.50 

53.53 

53.52 

53.17

53.10 

54.82 

55.08 

55.20 

55.04

53.49 

53.55 

54.97 

54.25 

55.13

55.07 

53.57 

55.10 

55.12 

55.17

54.31 

54.47 

54.57 

55.13 

55.22 

55.60

June

High

55.39 

54.40 

54.32 

54.29 

54.29

54.32 

55.47 

55.40 

55.54

.....

.....

56.02 

50.72 

52.07 

55.80 

50.57

50.34 

50.06 

54.85 

55.95 

55.75

Low

57.74 

57.66 

54.61 

54.72 

54.71

55.78 

55.71 

55.72 

55.83

.....

.....

57.08 

56.40 

47.76 

56.10 

55.90

55.76 

55.08 

56.20 

56.35 

56.33

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Da 3

1 

2 

5 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

July

Hifih

55.66 

55.15 

51.77 

50.36 

55.14

E0.60 

53.75 

5.", . 64 

53 . 66 

55.76

55.94 

51.33 

55.86 

56.13 

50.92

Low

56.05 

55.78 

55.45 

55.14 

56.01

57,32 

56.05 

55.72 

55.83 

57.37

58.04 

57.85 

57.60 

57.60 

56.19

August

High

50.92 

51.30 

55.70 

55.95 

56.11

55.65 

55.75 

56.50 

56.66 

56.64

56.56 

51.62

Low

56.53 

56.20 

56.07 

56.59 

56.76

56.12 

56.77 

57.68 

58.98 

58.83

57.02 

57.05

September

High

56.55 

51.45 

51.28 

51.08 

51.07

51.10 

51.56 

51.60 

51.45 

51.45

51.28 

51.15 

50.96 

50.96 

54.51

Low

57.03 

57.03 

56.90 

56.90 

56.73

56.67 

56.68 

56.75 

56.94 

56.97

56.57 

56.37 

56.53 

54.54 

54.71

October

Hifth

51.95 

51.95 

51.70 

52.10 

55.22

51.80

51.63 

51.90 

52.00 

51.73

51.80 

51.88 

51.94 

52.09 

52,04

Low

57.14 

57.24 

57.16 

57.17 

57.31

57.44 

57.37 

57.31 

57.33 

57.21

57.24 

57.26 

57.33 

57.27 

57.31

November

Hi Kb.

55.75 

55.70 

55.76 

56.48 

52.06

52.08 

56.66 

52.62 

51.92 

56.48

56.92 

51.88 

51.92 

56.26 

51.81

Lew

55.94 

56.07 

56.56 

56.98 

56.48

56.66 

57.03 

57.02 

57.04 

57.05

57.18 

57.18 

56.89 

57.01 

57.13

December

High

57.17 

57.21 

57.24 

52.47 

56.77

57.17 

57.26 

55.05 

57.21 

52.22

57.16 

56.77 

52.00 

56.26 

56.49

Low

57.38 

57.45 

57.46 

57.39 

57.30

57.43 

57.45 

57.40 

57.44 

57.43

57.30 

57.27 

56.94 

56.64 

56.70
IOWA, WFBSTER COUNTY 39

83-24-2Q1 Continued.

Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Daj

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

J July

IHlcJi

56.03 

56.18 

51.06 

51.08 

56.10

51.37 

51.25 

50.74 

50.69 

50.79

56.18 

56.21 

51.36 

56.31 

51.22 

56.26

Low

57.72 

57.55 

56.35 

56.30 

57.38

56.53 

56.45 

56.45 

56.43 

57.04

58.29 

56.59 

56.54 

56.77 

56.22 

56.58

August

Hieh

55.22

55.42 

51.42 

51.26 

51.43 

56.66

51.40 

51.54 

51.55 

51.68 

51.69 

51.67

Low

55.55

56.70 

56.80 

56.90 

56.95 

57.05

5V. 14 

57.07 

57.07 

56.75 

56.86 

56.87

September

HiKh

54.51 

51.74 

50.98 

50.96 

51.51

51.50 

51.49 

51.43 

57.08 

51 . 46"

51.54 

51.65 

53.00 

51.62 

52.11

Low

55.83 

56.82 

57.33 

57.05 

57.08

57.01 

57.05 

57.24 

57.30 

57.30

57.00 

57.01 

57.78 

57.07 

57.11

October

HiEh

52.15 

51.88 

52.51 

53.40 

52.22

51.94 

51.91 

51.48 

50.25 

51.88

51.88 

53.64 

50.70 

56.69 

51.66 

55.96

Low

56.76 

56.01 

56.60 

56.66 

56.44

56.31 

56.34 

56.66 

56.30 

56.57

56.42 

56.50 

56.81 

56.89 

56.99 

56.71

November

HiRh

54.25 

56.01 

56.51 

56.17 

56.14

56.75 

56.99 

52.35 

52.29 

55.52

55.92 

55.85 

55.85 

57.06 

57.15

Low

56.95 

57.32 

57.36 

56.51 

56.43

57.07 

57.19 

57.22 

57.01 

56.08

56.34 

56.11 

57.06 

57.32 

57.35

December

Hlflh

56.44 

52.00 

51.75 

54.40 

51.56

51.73 

51.70 

51.75 

51.75 

51.52

51.45 

51.54 

51.84 

51.95 

51.75 

51.60

Low

56.75 

56.71 

56.61 

56.64 

56.73

56.56 

56.55 

56.56 

56.54 

56.46

56.48 

56.54 

56.56 

56.55 

56.50 

56.54

83-24-4Q1. Iowa State College. In Ames, In SV!%SEi sec. 4, T. 83 N., 

R. 24 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 28, 42.05; June 20, 43.98; 

Sept. 25, 43.92; Dec. 19, 43.65.

83-24-20J1. Agricultural Engineering Experiment Station. Near Ames, 

In NE^SEi sec. 20, T. 83 N., R. 24 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Mar. 28, 8.95; June 20, 10.73; Sept. 25, 17.38; Dec. 19, 16.71.

83-24-4R1. Iowa State College. SE^SEi sec. 4, T. 83 II., R. 24 W. 

Records available: 1942-49. Mar. 28, 20.03; June 20, 19.11; Sept. 25, 

20.69; Dec. 19, 22.26.

Tama County

82-13-13R1. City of Belle Plaine. SE^SE^ sec. 13, T. 82 N., R. 13 W. 

Hecords available: 1945-49. Jan. 16, 6.06; May 16, 8.96.

Van Buren County

69-10-36P1. Town of Keosauqua. In Keosauqua, In vacant lot near 

railroad station. SEiNWj se c. 36, T. 69 N., R. 36 tf. Abandoned test 

hole, depth 485 feet. Cased with 10-Inch casing from 0.8 foot above land 

surface to 30 feet and 8-Inch casing from 73 feet to 178 feet. Measuring 

point, hole In iron plate over top of 10-Inch casing, 0.8 foot above landsurface datum which Is 582 feet above sea level. Taps water In 

Mlsslsslppian formation. Records available: 1949. Nov. 16, 20.28; 

Dec. 19, 20.35.

Warren County

77-25-12R1. SEiSEj sec. 12, T. 77 N., R. 25 Tl. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 29, 1.92.

76-25-8Q1. Iowa State College. SW^SEi sec. 8, T. 76 N., R. 25 W. 

Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 29, 26.66; June 22, 15.10; Sept. 22, 

23.80; Dec. 20, 22.98.

Wayne County

67-23-20Q1. L. P. Bryan. SWj-SE^ sec. 20, T. 67 N., R. 23 W. Records available: 1940, 1942, 1948. No measurements made In 1949.

Webster County

90-30-26A1. County of Webster. NE^NEi sec. 26, T. 90 N., R. 30 W. 

Records available: 1942-49.
40 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

90-30-26A1 Continued.

Date

Mar. 30 

May 17

Water 

level

12.49 

8.18

Date

June 23 

Sept. 29 /

Water 

level

10.46 

16.13

Date

Dec. 22

Water 

level

18.53

90-28-1B1. Ed Askland. NW^NEj sec. 1, T. 90 N., R. 28 W. Records 

available: 1942-43, 1945-49.

Mar. 

May

31 

20

7.61 I 

4.871

June 

Sept

23 

.29

4.61 | 

8.40 I

Dec. 22 15.70

90-28-8Q1. Mr. Hovey. SHjSEi sec. 8, T. 90 N., R. 28 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. Mar. 31, 5.17; May 20, 7.f5; June 23, 7.14.

90-27-31N1. C. S. Knudson. STII^S^i sec. 31, T. 90 N., R. 27 W. Records available: 1942-43, 1948-49. Mar. 31, 9.53; June 23, 8.72;

Sept. 29, 10.73; Dec. 22, 13.25.

89-30-18J1. Dan Cain. NE^SE^ sec. 18, T. 89 N., R. 30 W. Records 

available: 1942-49.

Mar. 

May

30 

17

14.94 I 

11.94 1

June 

Sept

23 

.29

14.00 I 

21.58 1

Dec. 22 21.06

89-30-23R1. Johnson Township Consolidated School. SE^-SE^ sec. 23, 

T. 89 N., R. 30 W. Records available: 1942-45, 1947-49. Mar. 30, 33.91; 

Sept. 29, 34.38; Dec. 22, 34.94.

89-28-21Q2. Lltchfleld Real Estate Co. In Port Dodge, In SW^SEi 

sec. 21, T. 89 N., R. 28 W. Records available: 1942-43. No measurements 

made In 1949.

88-29-1101. Charles Matson. NE^mVi sec. 11, T. 88 N., R. 29 W. 

Records available: 1942-49. Mar. 31, 3.77; June 24, 5.41; Sept. 29, 9.27; 

Dec. 22, 10.25.

87-30-30R1. School District No. 9. SE^SE^ sec. 30, T. 87 N., R. 30 W. 

Records available: 1942-49.

Mar. 31 T 3T62T June 24 6790T Dec. 22 " T 10.29. 

May 17_______I 5.85 I Sept.50______ 8.92 \_____________I

87-28-5Q1. SW-|SEi sec. 5, T. 87 N., R. 28 "W. Records available: 

1942-49. Mar. 31, 3.50; June 24, 4.27; Sept. 29, 6.99; Dec. 22, 7.82.

87-28-29N1. Grant Spangler. About 4 miles northeast of Harcourt, In 

SW^SWi sec. 29, T. 87 N., R. 28 T». Highest observed water level, 3.24, 

on Apr. 18; Lowest, 9.89, on Dec. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8. and 9. Records available: 1942-49.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16

Jan.

5.13 

5.11 

5.30 

5.33 

5.25

5.32 

5.34 

5.29 

5.53 

5.47

5.20 

5.01 

4.85 

4.93 

4.94

5.22

Feb.

5.47 

5.50 

5.45 

5.46 

5.47

5.40 

5.31 

5.41 

5.49 

5.51

5.31 

5.42

...»

Mar.

a6.02

a5.54

Apr.

4.19 

4.08 

4.07 

4.06 

4.02

4.00 

4.03 

3.97 

3.94 

3.97

3.99 

3.97 

3.92 

3.87 

3.96

3.78

a Tape measurement at

May

3.71 

3.83 

3.86 

3.94 

4.01

4.10 

4.09 

4.10 

4.17 

4.25

4.26 

4.32 

4.23 

4.25 

4.21

4.20 

anoth

June

4.73 

4.75 

4.89 

4.93 

4.97

5-. 00 

5.12 

5.18 

5.20 

5.21

5.25 

5.29 

5.36 

5.31 

5.43

5.48 

er hou

July

6.10 

6.12 

6.12 

6.16 

6.20

6.26 

6.34 

6.38 

6.43 

6.50

6.52 

6.52 

6.56 

6.59 

6.64

6.69 

r.

Aug.

6.92 

7.04 

7.14 

7.20 

7.25

7.33 

7.40 

7.43 

7.49 

7.61

7.66 

7.70 

7.70 

7.69 

7.69

7.69

Sept.

8.51 

8.53 

8.57 

8.59 

8.75

8.80 

8.79 

8.81 

8.83 

8.82

8.77 

8.75 

8.78 

8.71 

8.55

8.42

Oct.

8.39 

8.39 

8.40 

8.46 

8.42

8.34 

8.34 

8.39 

8.51 

8.36

8.54 

8.65 

8.70 

8.80 

8.74

8.63

Nov.

8.71 

8.85 

8.91 

8.92 

9.07

9.02 

8.89 

8.85 

8.83 

8.85

8.91 

9.01 

9.09 

9.14 

9.20

9.27

Dec.

9.89 

9.89 

9.81 

9.88 

9.89

9.79 

9.89 

9.89 

9.89 

9.87

9.67 

9.80 

9.88 

9.87 

9.71

9.51
IOWA, WOODBURY COUNTY 41

87-28-29N1 Continued.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Ua-y

17 

18 

19 

20

21

22

23 

24 

25

26

27

20

29 

30 

31

Jan.

5.26 

5.19 

5.29 

5.21

5.22

5.29

5.26 

5.36 

5.36

8&'.35

Feb.

5.67 

5.86 

6.04

a6.04

Mar.

....

si 18

5.06

4.87

A. T^

4.51 

4.32 

4.25

Apr.

3.45 

3.24 

3.25 

^3.28

3.33

3.38

3.44 

3.52 

3.52

3.60

3.67

3.69

3.69 

3.66

May

4.20 

4.23 

4.32 

4.35

4.30

£. ^

4.37 

4.37 

4.33

4 42

4.46

4

^,9

4.56 

4.62 

4.67

June

5.53 

5.68 

5.65 

5.68

 i 7Q

5.84

5.82 

5.78 

5.71

^ rm

5.78

5.88

5.91 

5.97

July

6.70 

6.74 

6.86 

6.84

6.89

7 02

6.92 

6.79 

6.80

6.89

6.82

6

17^

6.83 

6.92 

6.94

AUK.

7.69 

7.69 

7.67 

7.79

7.82

7.82

7.82 

7.82 

7.88

7.94

8.05

8.14

8.22 

8.30 

8.35

Sent.

8.34 

8.33 

8.33 

8.27

8.27

8.21

8.28 

8.27 

8.24

8.22

8.26

8.33

8.37 

8.39

Oct.

8.58 

8.49 

8.44 

8.46

8.49

8.58

8.72 

8.82 

8.74

8.84

8.78

8.80

8.75 

8.82 

8.87

Nov.

9.41 

9.48 

9.31 

9.44

9.64

9.57

9.57 

9.49 

9.66

9 58

9.67

9.62

9.75 

9.85

Dec.

9.42 

9.48 

9.52 

9.47

9.46

9.47

9.31

9.37

9.40

9.53 

9.67 

9.61

a Tape measurement at another hour.

87-27- 18M1. J. B. Marsh. F/^SVSj sec. 18, T. 87 N., R. 27 W. Records available: 1942-49. Mar. 31, 137,66; June 24, 129.46; Sept. 29, 

132.54; Dec. 22, 134.70.

86-30-501. E. C. Monson. NEiNWj sec. 5, T. 86 N., R. 30 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. May 17, 59.46; June 24, 59.62; Sept. 30, 60.66; 

Dec. 22, 62.03.

86-29-14A1. P. E. Castenson. Near Harcourt, in NE^NEi sec. 14, 

T. 86 N., R. 29 W. Records available: 1942-49. Mar. 31, 5.37; June 24, 

5.60.

86-28-14H1. Town of Dayton. In Dayton, in SE^-NE^ sec. 14, T. 86 N., 

R. 28 W. Records available: 1942-48. No measurements made in 1949.

86-27-4D1. Mr. Davis. NW^NWj sec. 4, T. 86 N., R. 27 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. Mar. 31, 109.29; June 24, 105.42; Sept. 30, 106. 57j 

Dec. 22, 106.61.

Woodbury Count?

 , , 

89-48-23B1. City of Sioux City Riverside Station well. NVS£NE£ 

sec. 23, T. 39 N., R. 43 W. Recorder installed Apr. 19. Records available: 1939-44, 1949.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3

4

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13

14

15

16 

17

18

TO

20

21

Ar>r.

.....

. . . . .

. . . . .

 . . 

is! 76

13.74

13.83

May

14.38 

14.51 

14.52

14.60

14.62

14.70 

14.68 

14.67 

14.70 

14.73

14.82 

14.83 

14.85 

14.93

14.91

14.90 

14.90

14.97 

15.01

14.98

14.80

June

.....

.....

.....

..... 

.....

.....

....

....

....

14.95

July

14.83 

14.82 

14.86

T A. Qfi

14.96

15.00 

15.01 

15.03 

15.04 

15.06

15.11 

15.08 

14.97 

15.09

15.12

15.15

1 ^ *?^

15.26

1 «% P9

15.30

15.30

Aus.

 *

*****

 *

 * 

islse

15.33 

15.23 ' 

14.80 

14.84

14.85

14.88 

14 94

15.00 

15.00

15.09

15.10

Sect.

15.45 

15.45 

15.46

15.05

15.16

15.20 

15.28 

15.34 

15.36 

15.35

13.87 

14.00 

14.14

14 4Q

14.54 

14.62

14.61

14.75

Oct.

14.98 

14.99 

15.01

15.09

15.06

14.93 

14.97

14.98

14.96

Nov.

.....

15^04 

15.07

15.05 

15.15 

15.10

.....

.....

15.30

Dec.

15.43 

15.38 

15.42

15.46

lb.40

15.39 

15.54 

15.57 

15.50 

15.55

15.55 

15.61 

15.70 

15.64

15.58

IS. 46 

15.60

15.65 

15.64

15.67

15.70
42 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

89-48-23B1--Continued.

Water level at noon

Day

22

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Apr. ! May

13.90 

14.01 

14.06 

14.08

14.20 

14.28 

14.30 

14.31 

14.34

14.80 

14.82 

14.83 

14.85

14.88

.....

June

14.72 

14.59 

14.54 

14.43

14.54 

14.60 

14.65 

14.65 

14.74

July

15.26 

15.34 

15.38 

15.21

15.04 

15.15 

15.14 

15.07

from recorder charts

Aug.

15.05 

15.12 

15.15 

15.21

15.21 

15.26 

15.31 

15.30 

15.38 

15.46

Sept.

14.75 

14.82 

14.80 

14.81

14.86 

14.88 

14.95 

14.95 

14.98

Oct.

.....

Nov.

15.32 

15.27 

15.31 

15.35

15.28 

15.29 

15.35 

15.38 

15.42

Dec.

15.76 

15.81 

15.76

15.86 

15.84 

15.95 

15.96 

15.91 

15.98

89-47-22B1. City of Sioux City well Lowell 4. NWiNBj sec. 22, 

T. 89 N, R. 47 W. Records available: 1939-48. No measurements made In 

1949.

89-47-22B2. City of Sioux City well Lowell 3. NWjNEi sec. 22, 

T. 89 N., R. 47 W. Abandoned municipal supply well, diameter 26 Inches, 

depth 343 feet. Measuring point, hole In wooden platform on top of casing, 

8.2 feet below concrete floor of pumphouse, 2 feet above land-surface 

datum. Chief aquifer is Dakota sandstone of Cretaceous age. Affected by 

nearby pumping wells. Recorder Installed Apr. 18, 1949. Records available: 1949.

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

April

High

24.80 

24.30 

24.50

24.30 

24.00 

24.90 

24.40 

24.00

25.50 

26.20 

26.60 

25.40 

26.50

Low

25.10 

25.00 

25.10

25.80 

25.70 

25.50 

25.70 

25.80

27.30 

27.40 

26.70 

26.70 

26.60

May

Hieh

24.00 

24.00

26.30 

27.30 

27.20

27.40 

26.30 

24.40 

24.30 

25.60

25.40 

26.00 

26.60 

26.80 

24.70

24.40 

25.70 

27.00 

26.80 

26.50

25.60 

25.30 

25.30 

25.10 

25.70

25.50 

25.10 

26.10

.«« ».«

Low

26.50 

27.30 

27.50 

27.80 

27.40

27.50 

27.40 

26.70 

26.10 

26.40

26.50 

26.50 

26.80 

27.00 

26.90

26.20 

27.40 

28.10 

28.20 

27.20

26.60 

25.60 

27.40 

27.20 

26.30

26.90 

26.50

« * * «

June

High

25.90 

26.60 

26.90

25.80 

26.00 

26.10 

26.80 

27.10

26.50 

26.60 

27.20 

27.00 

26.90

27.70 

26.20 

26.50 

27.60 

27.10

25.50 

25.70 

26.30 

26.10 

27.10

Low

27.70 

27.90 

27.90

27.00 

26.70 

28.00 

28.00 

27.20

27.10 

27.20 

27.30 

27.20 

28.50

28 . 50 

27.80 

28.80 

28.90 

27.70

27.10 

27.30 

26.90 

26.60 

27.80

July

Hlch

27.10 

27.30 

27.20 

27.00 

27.00

28.00 

27.70 

27.70 

28.60 

26.50

26.30 

27.00 

26.90 

25.20 

25.20

26.90 

25.70 

25.90 

26.50 

25.40

26.60 

26.40 

27.20 

27.10 

27.10

28.40 

28.60 

28.90 

26.70 

26.30 

25.00

Low

28.00 

27.50 

27.40 

27.30 

28.00

28.50 

28.50 

28.50 

28.80 

28.70

27.00 

27.20 

27.90 

26.50 

26.90

27.10 

27.10 

27.80 

28.00 

27.70

28.30 

27.80 

27.30 

27.30 

28.40

29.20 

28.80 

28.90 

29.00 

26.70 

26.30

AUKUSt

Hlfih

25.50 

26.60 

27.40 

27.50 

27.60

27.50 

27.40 

29.20 

28.30 

27.90

27.80 

27.70 27. mo

27.70 

27.60

27.80 

28.00 

27.90 

27.90 

27.80

27.40 

26.90 

26.80 

27.30 

27.70

28.10 

28.80 

28.10 

27.90 

27.80 

27.00

Low

26.80 

27.40 

27.50 

27.60 

27.30

27.60 

27.60 

27.30 

28.80 

28.60

28.50 

28.90 

28.70 

28.30 

27.80

28.60 

29.30 

28.50 

28.20 

27.90

28.00 

27.40 

27.90 

27.80 

28.60

29.20 

29.40 

28.80 

28.10 

28.80 

27.80

Dally high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

September

High

26.70 

25.90 

25.90 

27.10

Low

27.10 

26.80 

27.70 

27.50

October

High

26.40 

26.10 

26.10 

26.20

Low

27.10 

26.40 

27.80 

26.90

November

High

25.20 

24.90 

24.80 

24.20

Low

25.60 

25.30 

24.90 

25.00

December

High

23.90 

24.60 

24.90 

25.40

Low

24.60 

25.00 

25.40 

25.70
IOWA, WOODBURY COUNTY 43

89-47-22B2 Continued.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

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

HiRh

26.90

26.70 

26.70 

26.60 

26.50 

26.10

26.00 

26.20 

26.20 

26.20 

26.40

26.60 

26.50 

26.40 

26.40 

26.10

26.20 

27.30 

27.10 

26.60 

26.30

25.60 

26.40 

26.20 

26.20 

26.40

Low

27.20

26.90 

26.80 

27.00 

26.70 

26.50

26.80 

27.10 

26.70 

26.40 

26.60

26.70 

26.60 

26.50 

26.50 

26.40

27.30 

27.70 

27.50 

27.10 

26.60

26.40 

27.20 

27.20 

26.40 

27.30

October

Hish

25.90

25.90 

26.60 

27.80 

26.80 

26.00

27.90 

27.60 

27.60 

27.30 

27.10

26.70 

26.20 

- 25.70 

25.50 

25.30

25.20 

25.20 

25.20 

25.40 

25.50

25.50 

25.50 

25.40 

25.30 

25.40 

25.10

Low

26.20

26.60 

27.80 

28.40 

28.30 

27.90

28.50 

28.20 

27.60 

27.60 

27.30

27.20 

26.60 

26.20 

25.70 

25.50

25.40 

25.30 

25.40 

25.50 

25.60

25.70 

25.70 

25.70 

25.50 

25.50 

25.40

November

High

23.50

23.00 

22. VO 

22.50 

22.80 

23.00

22.80 

22.50 

22.40 

22.70 

23.40

23.40 

23.40 

23.40 

23.00 

22.80

22.80 

23.30 

23.00 

22.80 

22.30

22.30 

22.00 

22.10 

22.90 

23.10

Low

24.20

23.50 

23.00 

22.80 

23.70 

24.20

23.10 

22.80 

22.70 

24.70 

23.80

23.90 

24.60 

23.70 

23.70 

23.00

23.90 

23.90 

23.70 

23.00 

22.80

22.40 

22.40 

22. PO 

24.90 

24.40

December

High

25.70

25.00 

24.50 

24.50 

24.20 

24.40

24.50 

23.60 

23.20

23! 60

23.80 

24.00 

24.80 

25.10 

24.50

24.00 

24.10 

24.20 

23.70 

25.30

25.40 

24.80 

24.60 

24.50 

24.70 

25.00

Low

26.20

26.20 

25.00 

24.70 

24.80 

25.70

24.90 

24.80 

23.60

23^90

24.30 

25.20 

25.50 

25.60 

25.90

24.40 

24.70 

24.80 

25.30 

25.40

25.70 

25.90 

25.60 

24.90 

25.80 

26.10
KANSAS

By Wanda H. Bansen 

PROGRAM OP WORK

The observation-well program in Kansas was continued in 1949 in cooperation with the State Geological Survey of Kansas, the Division of Water 

Resources of the State Board of Agriculture, and the Division of Sanitation 

of the 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 as part of the program of the 

Interior Department for development of the Missouri River Basin. Two 

counties not heretofore included were added to the program in 1949 and one 

was dropped making 68 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 1949: Geology and ground-water resources of a 

part of south-central Kansas with special reference to the '.Vichita municipal water supply;^- Geology and ground-water resources of Pawnee and 

Edwards Counties;** Geology and ground-water resources of Norton County 

and northwestern Phillips County;^ and Ground-water conditions in the 

Smoky Hill Valley in Saline, Dickinson, and Geary Counties,^

1 Williams, C. C., and Lohman, S. W., Geology and ground-water resources of a part of south-central Kansas with special reference to the 

Wichita municipal water supply: Kansas Geol. Survey Bull. 79, 455 pp., 

35 pis., 31 figs.

2 McLaughlin, T. G., Geology and ground-water resources of Pawnee 

and Edwards Counties, Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Bull. 80, 189 pp., 

9 pis., 12 figs.

3 Prye, J. C., and Leonard, A. R., Geology and ground-water resources 

of Norton County and northwestern Phillips County, Kansas: Kansas Geol. 

Survey Bull. 81 144 pp., 10 pis., 11 figs.

4 Latta, B. P., Ground-water conditions in the Smoky Hill Valley in 

Saline, Dickinson, and Geary Counties, Kansas: Kansas Geol. Survey Bull. 

84, 152 pp., 6 pis., 13 figs.

44
KANSAS 45

At the beginning of 1949, periodic water-level measurements were being 

made in 590 observation wells in the State. During the year measurements 

were discontinued in 47 wells and begun or resumed in 35 wells. At the end 

of the year 578 wells were under observation. Of the wells measured in 

1949, 174 were measured bimonthly, 104 were measured quarterly, 223 

monthly, 15 semimonthly, 8 weekly, and water-stage^recorders were maintained on 10. The recorders on four of these wells one in Finney County, 

one in Grant County, and two in Scott County are maintained by the 

Division of Water Resources of the State Board of Agriculture. During the 

year 3,032 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 counties, in 1949

County

Alien 

At chi s on 

Barber 

Barton 

Bourbon

Brown 

Chase 

Cheyenne 

Clark 

Coffey

Comanche 

Cowley 

Crawford 

Douglas 

Edwards

Ellis 

Finney 

Ford 

Franklin 

Grant

Gray 

Greeley 

Hamilton 

Harvey 

Haskell

Hodgeman 

Jackson 

Jefferson 

Jewe 11 

Johnson

Kearny 

Kingraan 

Kiowa 

Labette 

Leavenworth

Lincoln 

Linn 

Logan 

McPherson

Observer

W. W. Wilson 

W. W. Wilson 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson

W. W. Wilson 

Howard 0' Connor 

Ferd G. Schnittker 

H. C. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson

H. C. Corrigan 

C. K. Bayne

(g) 

W. W. WilsonH. C. Corrigan

(a) 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson 

H. C. Corri^m

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

(b) 

H. C. Corrigan

H. C. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson 

W. W. Wilson 

(c) 

W. W. Wilson

H. C. Corrigan 

C. K. Bayne 

H. C. Corrigan 

John Wayenburg 

W. W. Wilson

(d)

W. W. Wilson 

H. C. Corrigan 

(e)

*See footnotes at end of tabl

At beginning 

of year

2 

2

a

10 

4

7 

0 

19 

2 

3

2 

4 

3 

2

3

20 

10 

12

1 

9

7 

12 

5 

127 

5

3 

3

2 

21 

3

6 

10 

5 

4 

2

15 

3 

3 

11 

».

Discontinued

0 

0 

0

1 

0

0 

0

1

2 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

2 

0 

0

4 

7 

1 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

1 

0

2 

2 

0 

0 

0

0 

0

1 

0

Added

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

10 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

3 

0

0 

0 

0

1

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0

At 

end 

of 

year

2

2 

8 

9 

4

V 

10 

18 

0 

3

2 

4 

3 

2 

3

20 

10 

10

1 

9

3

5 

4 

130 

5

3 

3

2 

21 

3

4 

8 

5 

4 

2

15 

3 

2 

11
46 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Observation-well program, in Kansas, by counties, in 1949 Continued

County

Meade 

Miami 

Mitchell 

Morton 

Ness

Norton 

Osborne 

Pawnee 

Phillips 

Reno

Republic 

Rice 

Russell 

Saline 

Scott

Sedgwick 

Seward 

Shawnee 

Sherman 

Smith

Stafford 

Stanton 

Stevens 

Suraner 

Thomas

Trego 

Wallace 

Wichita 

Woodson 

Wyandotte

Observer

H. g. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson 

(d) 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan

(d) 

(d) 

H. C. Corrigan 

(d) 

C. K. Bayne

(f) 

(d) 

H. C. Corrigan 

(d) 

H. C. Corrigan

(b) 

H. 0. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson 

H. C. Corrigan 

(d)

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. C. Corrigan 

(g) 

H. C. Corrigan

A. R. Leonard 

H. C. Corrigan 

H. G. Corrigan 

W. W. Wilson 

V. C. Fiahel

At beginning 

of year

7 

1 

11 

3 

2

11 

13 

3 

14

1

8 

14 

10 

11 

10

38 

5 

1 

3 

8

3 

3 

5 

2 

9

0 

5 

13

1 

5

590

Discontinued

1 0 ' 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

1

0

1

4 

2 

0

1

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

1

0 

2 

0 

2

0 

0 

8 

0 

0

47

Added

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

1

0 

0 

0 

0

19 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

1

0 

0 

0 

0

35

At

end 

of 

year

6

1 

11 

3 

2

11 

13 

3 

13

1

8 

10 

8 

11 

9

57 

5 

1 

3 

8

2 

3 

3 

2

7

1 

5 

5

1 

5

578

a H. C. Corrigan, A. R. Leonard, D. H. Berry, or W. C. Connor,

b C. K. Bayne, 0. K. Brandon, R. A. Kreager, G. L. Hall, or S. A. 

Smith.

c D. W. Berry, W. C. Connor, or Gerald Sanders.

d D. W. Berry or W. C. Connor.

e C. K. Bayne or W. C. Connor.

f A. J. Dickarman, Lee P. Davidson, or C. Erickson.

g No measurements made in 1949.

Frequency of measurement of wells and number of wetted-tape measurements 

made in Kansas, by counties, in 1949

County

Alien 

At ch is on 

Barber 

Barton 

Bourbon

Brown 

Cheyenne 

Clark 

Coffey 

Comanche

Cowley 

Crawford 

Douglas 

Edwards 

Bills

Bimonthly

2 

2

0 

0 

2

2 

19 

0 

3 

0

4 

0 

2 

0 

14

Quarterly

0 

0 

8 

0 

0

0 

0 

2 

0 

2

0 

0 

0 

0 

2

Monthly

0 

0 

0 

9 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

3 

0

Semimonthly

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

Weekly

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

Equipped 

with 

recorders

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

Wettedtape

measurements

8 

8 

26 

103 

8

8 

93 

3 

12 

8

10 

0 

8 

32 

73
KANSAS 47

Frequency of measurement of wells and number of wetted-tape measurements

County

FInney 

Ford 

Franklin 

Grant 

Gray

Greeley 

Hami It on 

Harvey 

Haskell 

Hodgeman

Jackson 

Jefferson 

Jewell 

Johnson 

Kearny

KIngman 

Klowa 

Labette 

Leavenworth 

Lincoln

Linn 

Logan 

McPherson 

Meade 

Miami

Mitchell 

Morton 

Ness 

Norton 

Osborne

Pawnee 

Phillips 

Re no 

Republic 

Rice

Russell 

Saline 

Scott 

Sedgwi ck 

Seward

Shawnee 

Sherman 

Smith 

Stafford 

Stanton

St evens 

Sunnier 

Thomas 

Trego

Wallace

WI chita 

Woodson 

Wyandotte

Bimonthly

0

1 

1 

0 

0

5 

0 

0 

0 

0

3 

2 

0 

2

0

0 

0 

0 

2 

15

3 

0 

4 

0

1

11 

0 

0

11 

11

0 

13 

0 

0 

12

0 

11 

0 

0

1

1 

0

8 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

5

1 

0

174

Quarterly

3 

4 

0 

3 

2

0 

3

a

4 

2

0 

0 

0 

0 

2

9 

5 

0 

0 

0

0 

2 

5 

5 

0

0 

3 

2 

0 

0

0 

0

1 

0 

0

a

0

i

0 

0

0 

3 

0 

0 

3

3 

0 

3 

0 

4

0 

0 

2

104

Monthly

5 

3 

0 

2

1

0 

2 

101

1 

1

0 

0 

22 

0 

2

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

3 

0 

0 

6 

0

0 

0 

6 

47 

4

0 

0 

0 

2 

0

0 

0 

0

1 

0

0 

0 

0

221

Semimonthly

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

7 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

4 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

4 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

15

Weekly

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

7 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

1

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

a

Equipped 

with 

recorders

1 

0 

0 

1 

0

0 

0 

2 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0

1

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0 

2 

2

0

0 

0 

0 

0 

0

0 

0

1

0 

0

0 

0 

0

10

Wettedtape 

measurements

67 

42 

4 

33 

20

25 

29 

793 

26 

16

12 

8 

129 

12 

20

19 

19 

92 

8 

75

12

7 

35 

11 

4

53 

10 

7 

54 

54

36 

64 

4 

50 

49

30 

55 

71 

382 

40

4 

10 

45 

15 

9

11 

0 

9 

3 

19

24 

4 

2

3,032
48 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Alien County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Alien County

Well

24-18-33baa 

24-21-33dcd

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

Highest 

level

8.87 

37.35

Date

Mar. 1, 1949 

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

13.18 

40.58

Date

June 7, 1948 

June 7, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Alien 

County

Well

24-18-33baa 

24-21-33dcd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.31 

3 23

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+ 1.97 

-.38

Net rise for 

period 

of record

2.51 

1.68

24-18-33baa. Arnold Estate. NE^Nl/l/i sec. 33, T. 24 S., R. 18 E. Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 8.87; Apr. 18, 10.50; June 10, 11.10; 

July 21, 10.36.

24-21-33dcd. J. P. Harris. SE^SVViSEi sec. 33 T. 24 S., R. 21 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 37.35; Apr. 18, 37.75; June 10, 

37.97; July 21, 37.73.

Atchison County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Atchison County

Well

5-18-3dd 

6-21-32d

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

Highest 

level

0.75 

3.19

Date

Apr. 15, 1949 

Apr. 15, 1949

Lowest 

level

2.57 

8.76

Date

Nov. 27, 1948 

Feb. 9, 1949 

Nov. 27, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Atchison 

County

Well

5-18-3dd 

6-21-32d

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.82 

5.57

Net rise 

in 1949

1.68 

5.15

Net rise for 

period 

of record

0.76 

.91

5-18-3dd. Lee Savage. SE-JSEi sec. 3, T. 5 S., R. 18 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 2.57; Apr. 15, 0.75; June 13, 1.57; July 15, 

0.89.

6-21-32d. Owner unknown. SE^ sec. 32, T. 6 S., R. 21 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 5.60; Apr. 15, 3.19; June 13, 4.47; July 15, 

3.61.

Barber County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 8 wells in Barber County

Well

1 

3 

4

Length of 

record 

(years)

9 

9 

9

Highest 

level

63.35 

8.57 

12.50

Date

Dec. 21, 1949 

June 19, 1947 

June 22, 1949

Lowest 

level

82.99 

15.42 

16.30

Date

Oct. 17, 194C 

Oct. 21, 194( 

Aug. 20, 19 4?
KANSAS, BARTON COUNTY 49

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 8 wells in Barber County Continued

Well

5 

8 

9 

10 

13

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9 

9 

9

9

Highest 

level

17.62 

8.87 

1.13 

102.20 

4.22

Date

Mar. 20, 1948 

Nov. 21, 1941 

Sept .25, 1948 

Mar. 15, 1945 

Sept. 21, 1949

Lowest 

level

30.15 

17.48 

4.54 

107.72 

16.99

Date

Sept .24, 1941 

Mar. 21, 1941 

Aug. 21, 1943 

Sept .25, 1948 

Oct. 22, 1940

Difference between nicest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 8 wells in Barber 

County

Well

1 

3 

4 

5 

8 

9 

10 

13

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

19.64 

6.85 

3.80 

12.53 

8.61 

3.41 

5.52 

12.77

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+6.32 

-.40 

+2.17 

+ 1.13 

+1.52 

+ .65 

-.18 

+ .71

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+20.64 

+5.82 

+2.67 

+11.13 

+ 4.12 

+2.37 

-1.05 

+9.25

1. D. S. Shaw. SEiNWi sec. 19, T; 31 S., R. 15 W. "Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9. 68.42} June 21, 66.78} Sept. 22, 65.24; Dec. 21, 

63.35.

3. Mrs. Griever. SW^NE^ sec. 12, T. 32 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 10.30} June 22, 9.00; Sept. 21, 12.49; Dec. 21, 

12.60.

4. Madge Evans. SW|SEi sec. 4, T. 32 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 13.57} June 22, 12.50} Sept. 21, 13.23.

5. R. Kenney. NE^NW| sec. 1, T. 33 S., R. 12 W. Records available: 

1940-49. Mar. 9, 18.30} June 22, 18.07; Sept. 22, 17.85} Dec. 21, 17.72.

8. P. Brooks. SE^NEi sec. 17, T. 34 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 

1940-49. Mar. 9, 9.67; June 22, 8.92; Sept. 22, 12.99.

9. V. D. Wells. SE^SEi sec. 

able: 1940-49. Sept. 22, 1.39.

18, T. 34 S., R. 15 TiV. Records avail10. G. H. Davis. NW|SW| sec. 11, T. 35 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 104.72; Sept. 22, 104.85; Dec. 21, 104.90.

13. J. A. Hrencher. SW^SW| sec. 17, T. 32 S., R. 10 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 6.32; June 22, 6.09; Sept. 21, 4.22; Dec. 21, 

7.74.

Barton County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 9 wells in Barton County

Well

1 

16 

43 

100 

103

107 

109 

110 

131

Length of 

record 

( years)

8 

7 

7 

6 

6

6 

6 

6 

6

Highest 

level

0;16 

25.78 

14.39 

27.05 

1.00

92.28 

8.48 

16.15 

9.78

Date

June 23, 1949 

Sept. 21, 1949 

July 21, 1949 

June 23, 1949 

Apr. 27. 1945

Apr. 20, 1949 

June 23, 1949 

June 6, 1945 

July 13, 1945

Lowest 

level

5.49 

33.34 

21.21 

35.14 

7.66

101.60 

14.61 

23.00 

14.81

Date

Aug. 21, 1946 

July 11, 1947 

Jan. 19, 1944 

Dec. 7, 1947 

AUK. 21. 1946

Oct. 26, 1945 

July 10, 1946 

Oct. 20, 1948 

Sept. 23, 1948
50 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 9 wells in Barton

Well

1 

16 

43 

100 

103 

107 

109 

110 

131

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.33 

7.56 

6.82 

8.09 

6.66 

9.32 

6.13 

6.85 

6.03

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.13 

+ 2.21 

+ 1.51 

+ .58 

-.06 

+ 1.15 

+ 1.01 

+ 2.67 

+ 1.83

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-1.69 

+3.21 

+ 4.59 

-.49 

-1.63 

+ 1.36 

+ 1.90 

-1.90 

+ .71

1. F. Panning. SB. corner sec. 3, T. 20 S., R. 11 W. Records 

available: 1942-49.

Date

Jan . 2 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

4.12 

4.34 

2.00

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

Water 

level

3.51 

3.54 

.16

Date

July 21 

Au£. 18 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

2.07 

3.38 

4.09

Date

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

Water 

level

4.15 

4.35 

4.64

16. Teicbmann. 

available: 1942-49.

sec. 12, T. 20 S., R. 13 W. Records

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

28.72 

28.00 

28.42

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

28.39 

28.44 

27.42

July 21 

Aug". 18 

Sept. 21

26.16

OC, QO

£L>O O(0

25.78

Oct. 19 

IIov. 17 

Dec. 22

25.85 

25.95 

26.12

43. M. Hagen. SW|SWisW| aec. 20, T. 20 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 1942-49.

Jan . 12 

Mar. 10 

Apr. 20

18.10 

17.22 

17.19

May 17 

July 21 

AUK. 18

17.12 

14.39 

14.86

Sept. 21 

Oct. 19

15.58 | Nov. 17 

16.14 Dec. 22

16.40 

16.62

100. 

1944-49.

Unruh. i sec. 11, T. 20 S., R. 15 W. Records available:

Jan. 13 

Mar. 10 

Apr. 20

33.49 

33.10 

33.65

May 17 

June 23 

July 21

30.97 

27.05 

30.70

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20

32.00 

33.00

Oct. 20 

Nov. 18

33.32 

33.39

103. P. Konareck. 

able: 1944-49.

sec. 33, T. 17 S., R. 12 W. Records availJan. 13

fel>. 10 

Mar. 10

4.97 | Apr. 20 

2.20 May 17 

3.60 II June 23

4.22 

4.67 

1.45

July 21

Aug. 18 

So-fit. 21

3.44 

3.90

4.33

Oct. 19 

IIov. 17 

Dec. 25

4.49 

4.76 

4.UO

107. Carter Oil Co. SE^SE^ sec. 10, T. 17 S., tf. 11 W. Records 

available: 1944-49.

Jan. 13

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

99.00 

99.20 

98.60

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

92.28 

98.20 

97.03

July 21 

Aug . 18 

Sept. 21

97.00

97.58 

97.98

Oct . 19 

K ov . 17 

Doc . 23

90.07 

90.65 

90.62

109. J. C. Cook. S»J-S»J- sec. 28, T. 18 S., R. 15 W. Recurds available: 1944-49.

Jan. 13 

Feb. 11 

Mar. 10

12.71 

12.29 

11.30

Apr. 20 

May 18 

June 23

11.79 

11.79 

8.48

July 22 

Aug. 19 

Sept. 20

r 10.40 

11.19 

11.93

Oct. 20

Nov. 18 

Dec. 23

r 10.98 

11.54 

11.92
KANSAS, BROWN COUNTY 51

110. Prudential Life Insurance Co. HE^NE^ sec. 33, T. 17 S., 

R. 14 W. Records available: 1944-49.

Date

Jan. 13 

Feb. 11 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

22.20 

20.90 

21.10

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

Water 

level

20.89 

20.39 

18.95

Date

July 22 

Aug. 19 

Sept. 20

"Water 

level

19.42 

19.84 

20.05

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov 18 

Dec. 23

Water 

level

20.00 

19.82 

19.59

112. P. P. Kingston. SE^SE^ sec. 34, T. 16 S., R. 14 W. Records

available: 1944-48. Measurements discontinued, Apr. 20, 1949.

131. P. W. Gagleman. SE. corner sec. 22, T. 19 S., R. 15 W. Records

available: 1944-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 10 

Apr. 20

14.18 

13.40 

13.32

May 18 

June 23 

July 22

13.26 

11.93 

12.21

Aug. 19 

Sept .80 

Oct. 20

12.17 

13.04 

12.71

Nov. 18 

Dec. 23

12.48 

12.47

Bourbon County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Bourbon County

Well

25-23-27bbb 

25-24-13dda

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

.2

Highest 

level

4.87 

4.37

Date

July 21, 1949 

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

6.13 

7.51

Date

May 6, 1948 

Oct. 15, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Bourbon 

County

Well

25-23-27bbb 

25-24-13dda

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.26 

3.14

Net rise 

in 1949

0.65 

.12

Net rise for 

period 

of record

1.26 

.33

1. City of Port Scott. ME^SE^SE^ sec. 29, T. 25 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1942-47. No measurements made in 1949.

2. City of Port Scott. SW^SWi sec. 30, T. 25 S., R. 25 E. Records 

available: 1942-47. No measurements made in 1949.

25-23-27bbb. Harold Comstoc.k. NWjNWi sec. 27, T. 25 S., R. 23 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 5.39; Apr. 18, 5.29; June 10, 5.16; 

July 21, 4.87.

25-24-13dda. John Ibson. NEiSEiSEi sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 24 E.

ds available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 4.37; Apr. 18, 5.20; June 10, 5.46;

21, 5.41.

Brown County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Brown County

Well

2-15-25dd 

4-17-17ada

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

Highest 

level

8.92 

33.35

Date

Apr. 

July

15, 1949 

15, 1949

Lowest 

level

8.92 

37.19

Date

Nov. 

Nov.

27, 1948 

27, 1948
52 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, In 2 wells In Brown 

County

Well

2-15-25dd 

4-17-17ada

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.10 

3.84

Net rise 

In 1949

0.20 

3.84

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.49 

+2.46

1. City of 

available: 1946-

3. City of 

available: 1945-

4. City of 

available: 1945-

5. City of 

available: 1945-

6. City of 

available: 1945-

2-15-25dd. 

available: 1948 

9.72.

Hiawatha. NE^NE^ sec. 31, T. 2 S., R. 17 E. Records 

 47. No measurements made in 1949.

Hiawatha. SE^SE^ sec. 36, T. 2 S., R. 

-47. Ho measurements made In 1949.

Hiawatha. NWiSEi sec. 29, T. 2 S., R. 

47. No measurements made In 1949.

Hiawatha. SE^S'.Vj sec. 29, T. 2 S., R.

 47. No measurements made in 1949.

Hiawatha. NW^StS| sec. 29, T. 2 S., R.

 47. No measurements made In 1949.

Henry Rieger. SE^SE^ sec. 25, T. 2 S.

 49. Feb. 9, 9.58; Apr. 15, 8.92; June.

16 E. Records

17 E. Records

17 E, Records

17 S. Records

, R. 15 W. Records 

13, 9.62; July 15,

4-17-17ada. H. C. Brown. NEfSBiNE^ sec. 17, T. 4 S., R. 17 W. Records available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 36.70; Apr. 15, 36.43; June 13, 36.10; 

July 15, 33.35.

Chase County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 10 wells in Chase County^

record

Well

18-9-29cc 

19-7- lOda 

19-9-30CC 

20-6-31bd 

20-7-13 cb

20-8-2bd 

20-8-16aa 

20-9-26dd 

21-7-21cc 

22-6-llcc

Length of 

record 

(years)

3 

2 

3 

3 

3

3 

3 

3 

3

3

Highest 

level

19.48 

7.70 

37.75 

21.87 

11.70

9.46 

5.81 

15.38 

63.68 

6.64

Date

Mar. 26, 1948 

Aug. 13, 1948 

July 14, 1949 

July 14, 1949 

Aug. 13. 1948

Aug. 12, 1948 

July 14, 1949 

Aug. 12, 1949 

Mar. 27, 1948 

Mar. 27, 1948

Lowest 

level

24.63 

10.51 

41.22 

25.25 

19.09

10.33 

10.57 

15.88 

69.34 

7.95

Date

Oct. 3, 1947 

Apr. 14, 1948 

June R, 1948 

Mar. 27, 1948 

Mar. 27, 1948

July 14, 1949 

Sept .26, 1947 

June 8, 1948 

Sept. 17, 1947 

Sept. 23, 1947

Difference 

In water 

Count?

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 10 wells In Chase

Well

18-9-29CC 

19-7- lOda 

19-9-30CC 

20-6-31bd 

20-7-13 cb

20-8-2bd 

20-8-16aa 

20-9-26dd 

21-7-21cc 

22-6-llcc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.15 

2.81 

3.47 

3.38 

7.39

.87 

4.76 

.50 

5.66 

1.31

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1949

-0.72 

-.38 

+ .96 

+ .23 

-1.55

-.87 

+ .99 

-.22 

-4.35 

-.37

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+ 2.72 

+2.43 

+ 2.58 

+ 2.18 

+1.69

-.51 

+ 4.76 

+ .09 

+ 1.31 

+ .94
KANSAS, CHEYENNE COUNTY 53

18-9-29cc. Peak & Hatcher Co. S«tSWf sec. 39, T. 18 S., R. 9 E. 

Drilled well, diameter 8.5 Inches, depth 33.3 feet below land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Oct. 3, 1947 

Mar. 26 r 1948

Water 

level

24.63 

19.48

Date

June 8, 1948 

Aur,. 12

Water 

level

23.79 

21.19

Date

July 14, 1949

Water 

level

21.91

19-7-10da. Herbert T. Drake. NEiSEj- sec. 10, T. 19 N., 7 W. Dug 

well, diameter approximately 42 inches, depth 22.7 feet below land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 14, 1948 10.51; Aug. 13, 1948, 

7.70j July 14, 1949, 8.08.

19-9-30CC. E. E. Andrews. SWjSWj se c. 30, T. 19 S., R. 9 E. Drilled 

well, diameter 8.5 inches, depth 65.1 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49.

Sept.26, 1947 

Mar. 26. 1948

40.33

59.11

June 8, 1948 

Aug. 12_____

41.22

58.71

July 14, 1949 37.75

20-6-51bd. B. S. Thompson. SEiNWj sec. 51, T. 20 S., R. 6 E. Drilled 

well, diameter 6.5 inches, depth 42.5 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 25, 1947, 24.05; Mar. 27, 1948, 25.25} 

Aug. 15, 1948, 22.10* July 14, 1949, 21.87.

20-7-15cb. Geo. W. Storkey. NVV^SWi sec. 13, T. 20 S., R. 7 E. Dug 

well, diameter 48 inches, depth 55.0 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 8, 1947, 14.94; Mar. 27, 1948. 19.09; 

Aug. 15, 1948, 11.70} July 14, 1949, 15.25.

20-8-2bd. School District. SE^N^i sec. 2, T. 20 S., R. 8 E. Drilled 

well, diameter 5 inches, depth 21.1 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 26, 1947, 10.02; Mar. 26, 1948, 10.21; 

Aug. 12, 1948, 9.46; July 14, 1949, 10.53%

20-8-16aa. Gerald Brough. NE^NE^ sec. 16, T. 20 S., R. 8 E. Drilled 

well, diameter 7 inches, depth 52.4 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 26, 1947, 10.57; Mar. 26, 1948, 7.55} 

Aug. 12, 1948, 6.80; July 14, 1949, 5.81.

20-9-26dd. Ethel Welch Bell. SE^SEi sec. 26, T. 20 S., R. 9 E. 

Drilled well, diameter 7 Inches, depth 28.6 feet below land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 4, 1947, 15.69; June 8, 1948, 15.88; 

Aug. 12, 1948, 15.58; July 14, 1949, 15.60.

21-7-21cc. Stella Moore. SW±SW|- sec. 21, T. 21 S., R. 7 E. Drilled 

well, diameter 7 Inches, depth 98.5 feet below land-surface datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 17, 1947, 69.54; Mar. 27, 1948, 65.68; 

July 14, 1949, 68.05.

22-6-llcc. Margaret Smith. SW^SWi sec. 11, T. 22 S., R. 6 E. 

Drilled well, diameter 5.5 Inches, depth 85.5 feet below land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947-49. Sept. 25, 1947, 7.95; Mar. 27, 1948, 

6.64; July 14, 1949, 7.01.

Cheyenne County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

In 19 wells In Cheyenne County

Well

1-38-lcd

l-38-8dd

1-38-lOcc

l-38-17cd

S-39-2cb

Length of 

record 

(years)

2

4

4

4

4

Highest 

level

21.90

11.24

19.97

11.32

13.56

Date

June 8, 1949

Feb. 25, 1947

June 8, 1949

June 8, 1947

June 8, 1949

Dec. 18, 1949

Lowest 

level

23.09

15.52

21.67

12.57

19.03

Date

Oct. 5, 1948

Sept. 7, 1947

Oct. 22, 1946

Oct. 5, 1948

Mar. 28, 1946
54 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Highest and lowest water levels 

in 19 wells in Cheyenne

for the period of 

County continued

record

Well

2-39-10bb 

2-39-17ba 

2-39-27bb 

2-40-25db 

3-39-6aa

3-40-9ba 

3-40-16da 

3-40-22ab 

3-40-28bd 

3-40-33dd

3-41-13cc 

4-41-2aa 

4-42-34db 

5-42-4aa

Length of 

record 

( years)

3 

4 

4 

2 

4

4 

4 

4 

4 

4

4 

4 

4 

4

Highest 

level

25.27 

10.38 

17.20 

15.52 

4.94

11.69 

9.67 

10.02 

10.02 

11.90

7.83 

23.67 

8.73 

21.83

Date

July 29, 1947 

June 8, 1947 

Oct. 4, 1949 

Aug. 2, 1949 

June 8, 1949

Feb. 25, 1947 

June 8, 1949 

July 29, 1947 

Mar. 20, 1946 

July 29. 1947

Nov. 16, 1949 

Mar. 1, 1946 

June 8, 1949 

Dec. 5, 1947 

June 8, 1948

Lowest 

level

27.10 

12.56 

19.50 

16.45 

8.73

13.10 

11.90 

15.18 

12.75 

14.50

15.78 

28.53 

10.31 

23.68

Date

Aug. 3, 1948 

Sept. 7, 1947 

Mar. 27, 1946 

Oct. 5, 1948 

Dec. 5, 1947

Sept. 7, 1947 

Sept. 7, 1947 

Mar. 9, 1946 

Aug. 16, 1946 

Mar. 4, 1946

Aug. 16, 1946 

Oct. 4, 1949 

Sept. 7, 1947 

Aug. 2, 1949

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 19 wells in Cheyenne

Well

1-38-lcd 

l-38-8dd 

1-3 8- 10 cc 

l-38-17cd 

2-3 9-2 cb

2-39 -lObb 

2-39-17ba 

2-39-27bb 

2-40-25db 

3-39-6aa

3-40-9ba 

3-40-16da 

3-40-22ab 

3-40-28bd 

3-40-33dd

3-41-13cc 

4-41-2aa 

4-42-3 4db 

5_42-4aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.19 

2.08 

1.70 

1.25 

5.47

1.83 

2.18 

2.30 

.93 

3.79

1.41 

2.23 

5.16 

2.73 

2.60

7.95 

4.86 

1.58 

1.85

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.24 

+ .60 

+ .70 

+ .39 

+ 1.76

+ .43 

(a)

+ .57 

-.08 

+ 1.96

+ .55 

+ .91 

+ 2.19 

+ .73 

+ .06

+ 2.55 

+ .61 

+ .54 

+ .03

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.07 

+ .37 

+ 1.18 

-.15 

+ 3.71

-.01 

+ .31 

+ 1.88 

.00 

+ .06

-.50 

-.46 

+ 1.12 

-,2.11 

+ 1.61

+5.25 

-1.70 

+ .23 

+ .23

a No measurement-- made in 1948.

1-38-lcd. Paul O'Brien. SEiSWj sec. 1, T. 1 S., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

June 8 

AUK. 2

Water 

level

21.90 

22.72

Date

Oct. 4 

Nov, 16

Water 

level

22.75 

22.62

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

22.56

l-38-8dd. Owner unknown. SEpSEj sec. 8, T. IS., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

Aug.

8 

2

12.77 1 

a 14.83 1

a Pumped recently.

1-38-lOcc. School 

available: 1946-49

8 

2

19.97 1 

20.20 I

Oct. 

Nov.

4 

16

12.55 J 

12.30 I

district. SWiSW^ sec. 10

Oct. 

Nov.

4 

16

20.65 1 

20.40 II

Dec.

, T.

Dec.

18 12.15

IS., R. 38 W. Rec

18 20.44
KANSAS, CHEYENNE COUNTY ,55

l-38-17cd. F. J. Ostick. 

available: 1946-49.

gee. 17, T. IS., R. 38 W. Records

Date

June 8 

AUK. 2

Water 

level

11.32 

12.06

Date

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

Water 

level

12.12 

11.99

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

11.89

2-39-2cb. Owner unknown. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 39 W. "Records

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

Aue.

ords

June 

AUK.

8 

2

14.22 

13.70

1 Oct. 

I Nov.

2-59 -lObb. Owner unknown 

available: 1947-49.

8 

2

26.55 

26.28 I

Oct. 

Nov.

2-59-17ba. Owner unknown 

available: 1946-49.

a

2

12.01 

11.92

[ Oct. 

U Nov.

2-3?-27bb. Owner unknown 

available: 1948-49.

8 

2 17*41 1 Nov'.

2-40-25db. Owner unknown 

ava liable : 1948-49 .

8 

2

15.88 

15.52

FOct. 

1 Nov.

4 

16

13 

13

. W3.C.

4 

16

26 

25

. KE^MWj- sec.

4 

16

11 

10

. NW^NWi sec.

4 

16

17 

17

NWj-SE^ sec.

4 

12

15 

15

.84 

j79

10,

.55

,85

IV,

.38 

.85

27,

.20

J9

25,

.74 

,80

Dec.

T. 2

Dec.

T. 2

Dec.

T. 2

Dec.

T. 2

' Dec.

18 15,50

S., R. 39 W. Rec18 25.76

S., R. 39 W. Rec18 10.72

S., R. 39 W. Rec18 17.62

S., R. 40 W. Rec18 15.77

3-39-6aa. Owner unknown. NEj-NEj sec. 6, T. 3 S., R. 39 "W. Records 

available; 1946-49. June 8, 4.94; Aug. 2, 6.91; Oct. 4, 6.42. Measurements discontinued Oct. 4, 1949.

5-40-9ba, Owner unknown. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 9, T. 33., R. 40 W. Records

June 

AUK.

8 

2

12.3] 

12.30

5-40-16da. Owner 

available: 1946-49.

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

AUK._

8 

2

9.67 

10.40

1 Oct. 

1 Nov.

4 

16

12 

12

unknown. NE-JSE-j sec.

I Oct. 

1 Nov.

5-40-2 2ab. Owner unknown 

available: 1946-49.

8 

2

11.71 

10.77

3-40-28bd. Owner 

available: 1946-49.

June 

AUK.

8 

2

10.92 

12.13

5_40-35dd. Owner 

available: 1946-49.

June 

AUK.

8 

2

15.20 

13.44

I

Oct. 

Nov.

unknown

| Oct. 

1! Nov.

unknown

I Oct. 

1 Nov.

4 

16

9 

10

. NWjNEi sec.

4 

16

10 

11

. SE^NWj- sec.

4 

16

11 

11

SE^SEj sec.

4 

16

12 

12

.55 

.25

16,

.82 

.22

22,

.50 

.49

28,

.55 

,48

55,

.25

t 74

Dec,

T. 5

Dec.

T. 5

Dec.

T. 3

Dec.

T. 3

Dec.

18 12. 25

S,, R. 40 W. Records

18 10.

S., R. 40 W. Re

18 11.

20

C87

S,, R. 40 "W. Records

18 11. 40

S., R. 40 W. Records

18 12.83
56 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

3-41-13cc. Owner unknown, 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 13, T. 3 S., R. 41 W. RecDate

June 8 

Aue. 2

Water 

level

10.73 

9.80

Date

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

Water 

level

8.02 

7.83

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

9.45

4-41-2aa. Owner unknown. NEjNEi gee. 2, T. 4 S., R. 41 W. 

available: 1946-49.

Records

June 

AUK.

ords

June 

Aug.

8 

2

24.55 

25.56

4-42-34db. Owner 

available: 1946-^

8 

2

8.73 

9.08

I

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

28.53 1 Dec. 

25.34 1

unknown. NW^SEi sec. 34, T. 4 

B.

I

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

9.32 I Dec. 

9.20 1

5-42-4aa. Owner unknown. NEjNEj- sec. 4, T. 5 S. 

available: 1946-49.

June 

AUK.

8 

2

22.22 

23.68 I

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

22.84 | Dec. 

22.80 I

18 25.37

S., R. 42 W. Rec18 9.19

, R. 42 W. Record

18 22.65

Clark CountT

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Clark County

Well

5

12

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9

Highest 

level

25.68 

67.02

Date

Nov. 26, 1942 

Nov. 26, 1942

Lowest 

level

29.36 

74.05

Date

June 5, 1946 

Dec. 16, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 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 1949

0.32 

4.03

Net rise for 

period 

of record

1.39 

.64

5. Winnie Floyd. N^NW^ sec. 12. T. 33 S., R. 25 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 27.90; June 21 27.34. Measurements discontinued 

June 21, 1949.

12. Ralph Gardner. SWiSWj sec. 11, T. 33 S., R. 24 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 9. 67.56. Measurements discontinued, Mar. 9, 

1949 .

Coffey County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 3 wells in Coffey County

Well

10-17-9ab 

20-15-3 4dcb 

22-15-34da

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2 

2

Highest 

level

2.25 

1.71 

8.22

Date

Apr. 18, 1949 

Mar. 1, 1949 

Apr. 18, 1949

Lowest 

level

6.01 

8.35 

16.90

Date

Nov. 26, 1948 

Nov. 26, 1948 

Oct. 15, 1948
KANSAS, COWLEY COUNTY 57

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Coffey 

County

Well

19-17-9ab 

20-15-34dcb 

22-15-34da

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.76 

6.64 

8.68

Net rise 

in 1949

2.35 

2.35 

5.33

Net rise ( + ) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.25

-.vo

-3.19

19-17-9ab. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe "Railway. NW^NE^ sec. 9, 

T. 19 S., R. 17 E. Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 3.89; Apr. 18, 

2.25; June 10, 4.24; July 21, 3.65.

20-15-34dcb. Owner unknown. NWjSWjSEi sec. 34, T. 20 S., R. 15 E. 

Records -available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 1.71; Apr. 18, 2.29; June 10, 4.05; 

July 21, 6.00.

22-15-34da. B. D. Harreld. NE^SEi see. 34, T. 22 S., R. 15 E. Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1. 10.92; Apr. 18. 8.22; June 10. 9.60; 

July 21, 11.57.

Coganche County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wella in Comanche County

Well

1

9

Length of 

record 

(years)

9 

9

Highest 

level

36.20 

85.44

Date

Sept. 22, 1949 

Sept. 17, 1947

Lowest 

level

40.52 

98.30

Date

June 20 1941 

Dec. 20, 1946

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Comanche 

County

Well

1 

9

Dif £ eranea- .bat w.aen 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.32 

12.86

Net rise 

in 1949

1.45 

3.15

Net rise ( + ) or 

nst decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+3.55 

-.11

1. A. A. Carpenter. NEj-NEi sec. 8, T. 55 S., R. 20 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 37.82; June 27, 37.22; Sept. 22, 36.20; 

Dec. 20, 36.62.

9. H. R. Burnette. NWJNEJ- sec. 13, T.-32 S., R. 17 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 91.50; June 21, 90.68; Sept. 22, 89.35; 

Dec. 21, 89.05.

Cowley County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 4 wells in Cowley County

Well

1

2 

40 

42

Length of 

record 

( years )

7 

6 

6 

6

Highest 

level

11.99 

16.19 

10.82 

25.23

Date

Jan. 2, 1945 

July 5; 1947 

May. 16, 1945 

June 28, 1947

Lowest 

level

27.31 

23.04 

16.06 

28.98

Date

June 1, 1946 

Jan. 10, 1948 

Feb. 8, 1947 

Aug. 30, 1946
58 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water levels, in 1949 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 

in 1949

0.27 

.00 

.45 

.24

Net rise (+) or 

net; decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.01 

-2.34 

-2.40 

+2.56

1. City of Winfield. SW. corner SEi sec. 18, T. 32 S., R. 3 E. 

Records available: 1944-49. Jan. 14, 14.78; Mar. 31, 14.63; July 2, 14.51.

2. United States Army & Pairchild Aircraft Co. SE-J-NE^ sec. 19, 

T. 33 S., R. 4 E. (Strother Field well 5). Records available: 1946-49. 

Jan. 14, 18.86.

40. . City of o Winfield. ne. j sec. sec. 19, , T. . 32 S., ., R. . 3 E. . Records

available: 1944-49. Jan. 14, 13.67; Mar. 31, 13.56; July 2, 13.22.

42. Geological Survev, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SW. corner sec. 21, 

T. 32 S., R. 3 E. Records" available: 1944-49. Jan. 14, 26.15; Mar. 31, 

26.03; July 2, 25.91.

Crawford County

1. John P. Biddle. NE^SE^ sec. 5, T. 31 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1942-46. No measurement made in 1949.

24. City of Girard. SWjSfl^NEi sec. 24, T. 29 S., R. 23 E. Records 

available: 1942-48. No measurement made in 1949.

88. Kansas City Railway Co. NWjNEi sec. 20, T. 30 S., R. 25 E. 

Records available: 1944-46. No measurement made in 1949.

Douglas County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Douglas County

Well

13-20-llbab 

14- 19-23 ccc

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

Highest 

level

a 10.32 

3.54

Date

July 21, 1949 

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

19.88 

5.26

Date

Nov. 26, 1948 

Oct. 15, 1948

a Pumping recently.

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Douglas 

County

Well

13-20-llbab 

14-19-23ccc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.56

1.72

Net rise (+} or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+3.56 

-.21

Net rise (+) or 

nst decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+2.58 

-.28

13-20-llbab. Armstrong Martin. NW^NEiNWi sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 20 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 18.45; Apr. 18, 18.63; June 10, 

18.28j July 21, 16.32, pumping recently.

14-19-23ccc. C. A. Puckett. SW^SH^ sec. 23, T. 14 S., R. 19 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 3.54; Apr. 18, 3.71; June 10, 3.85; 

July 21, 3.95,
KANSAS, ELLIS COUNTY 59

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 )

6 

6 

6

Highest 

level

4.53 

+ 1.10 

63.42

Date

June 22, 1949 

Aug. 23, 1948 

July 2, 1947

Lowest 

level

7.97 

3.50 

68.20

Date

Sept. 13, 1946 

Feb. 14, 1945 

Mar. 13, 1946

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Edwards 

County

Well

1 

2 

10

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.44 

4.60 

4.78

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+ 0.01 

-.28 

-.08

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.15 

3.13

.67

1. Owner unknown. NW£sin£ sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 19 

of a battery of 3 wells. Records available: 1944-49.

north well

Date

Jan . 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

6.40 

6.02 

5.78

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 22

Water 

level

6.03 

5.87 

4.53

Date

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

5.70 

6.35 

6.60

Date

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

Water 

level

6.24 

G.33 

6.13

2. Owner unknown. 

able: 1944-49.

sec. 7, T. 24 S., R. 18 W. Records availFeb. 10 

Mar. 9 

At>r. 20

0.47 

.32 

.10

May 17 

June 22 

July 21

+0.22

+ .57 

+ .66

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20 

Oct. 19

+ 1.00 

+ .61 

3.84

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

+0.56 

.04

10. Owner unknown. SU^SWj sec. 22, T. 23 S., R. 19 W. Records 

available: 1944-49.

Jan . 12 

Apr. 20 

May 17

65.10 

64.97 

64.50

June 22 

July 21

64.40 

64.82

Sept .20 

Oct. 19

64.97 

64.37

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

64.46 

64.26

Bllis County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Bllis County

Well

215 

218

Length of 

record 

(years)

8 

8

Highest 

level

13.05 

13.00

Date

Apr. 21, 1949 

Sept. 7, 1944

Lowest 

level

17.70 

54.67

Date

Oct. 15, 1947 

Dec. 22, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Bills 

County

Well

215 

218

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.65 

41.67

Net rise 

in 1949

0.62 

.78

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

forx period of 

record

-1.35 

+10.72

OK08SJ5 (> 52 5
60 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1. City of 

able: 1948. N 0

2. City of 

able: 1948. No

3. City of 

able: 1948. No

4. City of 

able: 1948. No

215. A. H. 

able: 1941-49. 

15.67.

218. W. W. 

able: 1941-49. 

35.22.

Hays. SEj-NWi ge c. 4, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records availmeasurement made in 1949.

Hays. SW^SW^ sec. 3, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records availmeasurement made in 1949.

Hays. SWiNWi sec, 3, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records availmeasurement made in 1949.

Hays. SW^NBi sec. 33, T. 13 S., R. 18 W. Records availmeasurement made in 1949.

Romine. HEtNTII^ sec. 7. T. US. R. 16 W. Records availJan. 13, 16.34; Apr. 21, 13.05; July 22, 13.70; Oct. 20,

Bemis. NEjNEj- sec. 16, T. 12 S., R. 17 W. Records availJan. 13, 42.94; Apr. 21, 42.97; July 22, 22.65} Oct. 20,

Ellis County 

Smoky Hill Valley

Highest and lowest water 

in 14 wells

levels for the period of 

in Ellis County

record

Well

14-16-17cb 

14-16-36bb 

14-18-12bb 

14-18-26aa 

14-20-35dd

15-16-6dd 

15-16-13bb 

15-17-19ab 

15-17-25cb 

15-18-lbb

15-18-16bb 

15-19-6aa 

15-19-13ab 

15-19-35aa

Length of 

record 

( years )

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

3 

3 

3 

3

Highest 

level

17.67 

19.32 

23.34 

17.90 

13.95

22.00 

13.87 

139.40 

11.52 

17.27

5.62 

51.65 

6.08 

59.45

Date

July 6, 1949 

Dec. 30, 1949 

Dec. 30, 1949 

July 7, 1949 

July 7, 1949

Oct. 22, 1949 

June 4, 1948 

July 7, 1949 

July 23, 1947 

Aug. 22, 1949

July 23, 1947 

Dec. 30, 1949 

July 23, 1947 

Jan. 8, 1948

Lowest 

level

19.62 

21.74 

27.15 

20.85 

16.29

24.33 

14.85 

140.50 

12.46 

28.22

9.55 

53.12 

9.30 

70.70

Date

Oct. 9, 1948 

May 10, 1947 

July 30, 1946 

Jan. 8, 1948 

Aug. 8, 1946

Aug. 9, 1946 

July 17, 1946 

July 22, 1946 

Oct. 22, 1949 

July 24, 1946

July 12, 1946 

Aug. 22, 1949 

Oct. 8, 1947 

Apr. 8, 1948

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 14 wells in Ellis

Well

14-16-17cb 

14-16-36bb 

14-18-12bb 

14-18-26aa 

14-20-35dd

15-16-6dd 

15-16-13bb 

15-17-19ab 

15-17-25cb 

15-18-lbb

15-18-16bb 

15-19-6aa 

15-19-13ab 

15-19-3 5aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.95 

2.42 

3.81 

2.95 

2.34

2.33 

.98 

1.10 

.94 

10.95

3.93 

1.47 

3.22 

11.25

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+1.09 

+ .60 

+ .62 

+ .11 

+ .78

+ .61 

-.13 

+ .52 

+ .06 

+1.20

.00 

+ .41 

+ 1.55 

+ 1.24

Net rise for 

period of 

record

1.07 

.45 

3.81 

.62 

1.41

2.33 

.50 

.98 

.09 

10.12

.85 

.94 

1.57 

.38
KANSAS, ELLIS COUNTY 61

14-16-17cb. Owner unknown. NW-JSWj sec. 17, T. 14 S., R. 16 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

July 6

Water 

level

18.67 

17.67

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 22

Water 

level

18.81 

18.38

Date

Pec. 30

Water 

level

18.53

14-16-36bb. Tony Wagner. NWjNWj sec. 36, T. 14 S., R. 16 T». Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 26, 20.05; July 6, 19.48; Oct. 22, 19.70; 

Dec. 30, 19.32.

14-18-12bb. J. Brull. NW^NWj sec. 12, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

6

23.50 1 

23.54 1

Aug. 

Oct.

22

22

24.33 

24.07

Dec. 30 23.34

14-18-26aa. P. J. Befort. NE^NEi sec. 26, T. 14 S., R. 18 W. Records available: 1947-49. July 7, 17.90; Aug. 22, 19.17; Oct. 22, 20.35; 

Dec. 30, 20.14.

14-20-35dd. P. A. Pfannestial. SE^SE^ sec. 35, T. 14 Si, R. 20 W. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

7

1 16 

1 13

.08 ' 

,95

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

22

14 

14

.27 

.57

Dec. 30 14.88

15-16-6dd. Ted Thalen. SEjSEj sec. 6, T. 15 S., R. 16 W. Records 

available: 1947-49. Apr. 26 22.34, pumping; July 6, 22.17; Aug. 22, 

23.20, pumping; Oct. 22, 22.00.

15-16-13bb. Owner unknown. NWjNWj sec. 13, T. 15 S., R. 16 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 26 

July 6 15.92

22 

Oct. 22

14.07

14.59

Dec, 30 14.55

15-17-19ab. Liker. 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 19, T. 15 S., R. 17 W. Records

Apr. 

July

26

7

139 

139

.70 

.40

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

22

1159 

Il59

.66 

.52

| Dec. 50 159 .52

15-17-25cb. George Meder. NWjSEi- sec. 25, T. 15 S., R. 17 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 26 

July 6

12.44

12.59

Aug. 22 

Oct. 22

11.90

12.4.6

Dec. 30 12.01

15-18-lbb. Mat Rohr. 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 1, T. 15 S., R. 18 W. Records

Apr. 

July

26 

7

17.98 1 

17.85 1 Aug. Oct.

22 

22

17.27 

17.98

Dec. 50 18.10

15-18-16bb. T. W. Wolf. 

ords available: 1947-49.

i sec. 16, T. 15 S., R. 18 W. RecApr. 

July

26 

7

6.64 

5.79 I

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

22

8.18 

8.71

Dec. 50 8.70

15-19-6aa. Aug Leiker. NEiNE|- sec. 6, T. 15 S., R. 19 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

7

52.06 

51.95

Aug. 

i Oct.

22 

22

55.12 

51.97

Dec. 50 51.65

15-19-13ab. Pete Wolfe. NW^NEi sec. 13, T. 15 S., R. 19 W. Records 

available: 1947-49. Apr. 26, 6.56; Aug. 22, 7.25; Oct. 22, 7.50.
62 WATER LFVFLS AND ARTESIAN PRFSSDRE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

15-19-35aa. J. Zimmerman. NE^NE^ sec. 35, T. 15 S., R. 19 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

July 7

Water 

level

60.02 

62.09

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 22

Water 

level

63.69 

61.77

Date

Dec. 30

Water 

level

59.78

Firmey County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 9 wells in Finnev County

record

Well

1 

5 

6 

8 

13

23 

25 

1002 

1005

Length of 

record 

(years)

14 

10 

10 

10 

10

10 

10 

10 

5

Highest 

level

5.00 

17.75 

15.25 

73.10 

.76

39.23 

61.59 

111.51 

a 107.38

Date

June 1, 1947 

June 17, 1949 

June 21, 1940 

Nov. 25, 1949 

May 5. 1942

July 20, 1949 

Oct. 21, 1949 

May 25,1 1945 

Jan. 17, 1948

Lowest 

level

11.46 

22.54 

20.82 

75.25 

4.63

45.30 

71.60 

123 . 50 

127.45

Date

Mar. 8, 1941 

Jan. 28, 1940 

June 22, 1946 

June 21, 1940 

Sept. 23. 1939

Feb. 17, 1940 

Apr. 24, 1941 

Jan. 12, 1949 

Jan. 12, 1949

a Pumping recently.

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 9 wells in Flnney 

County

Well

1 

5 

6 

8 

13

23 

26 

1002 

1005

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.79 

5.57 

2.15 

3.87

6.07 

10.01 

11.99 

20.07

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1949

+ 0.56 

-.55 

+2.02 

+ .35 

-.06

+ 2.34 

+7.19 

+ 5.55 

+3.40

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+3.45 

+2.80 

+ .12 

+ 1.94 

+ 1.71

+ 5.96 

+9.76 

-14.90 

+ .42

1. Mrs. A. M. Reid. NEiNE-J- sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 33 W. Records 

avallable: 1939 -49.

Mean daily water level, from recorder charts

Date

Jan. 4 

5 

6 

7

a

9 

10

11

12 

13

15 

16 

17 

18

19 

20 

21 

22

Water 

level

6.64 

6.65 

6.66 

6.65 

6.62

6.64 

6.65 

6.65 

6.63 

6.61

6.60 

6.61 

6.63 

6.61 

6.61

6.60 

6.59 

6.59 

6.58

Date

Jan. 23 

24 

25 

26 

27

28 

29

30 

31 

Feb. 1

3 

4 

5 

6

7 

8 

9 

Mar. 21

Water 

level

6,58 

6.60 

6.60 

6.58 

6.58

6.61 

6.60

6.58 

6.59 

6.59

6.57 

6.58 

6.58 

6.57 

6.57

6.57 

6.58 

6.57 

6.22

Date

Mar. 22 

23 

24 

25 

26

Apr. 16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29

Water 

level

6.22 

6.22 

6.21 

6.21 

6.21

6.12 

6.10 

6.10 

6.11 

6.10

6.10 

6.13 

6.15 

6.14 

6.15

6.15 

5.82 

5.79 

5.84

Date

Apr. 30 

May 1 

2 

3 

4

5 

6 

7 

8 

9

10 

11 

12 

13 

14

15 

16 

17 

18

Water 

level

5.89 

5.95 

6.01 

6.04 

6.07

6.08 

6.08 

6.10 

6.11 

6.11

6.12 

6.13 

6.14 

6.15 

6.16

6.17 

6.19 

6.20 

6.20
KANSAS, FORD COUNTY 63

2. Maggie B. Smith. NE. corner OT^NE^ sec. 30, T. 26 S., R. 32 W. 

Records available: 1939-48. No measurement ^ made in 1949.

5. E. Alberta Reeves. 

ords available: 1939-49.

sec. 19, T. 21 S., R. 32 W. RecDate

Jan. 5 

Mar. 4 

Apr. 14

Water 

level

19.15 

19.35 

19.30

Date

May 24 

June 17 

July 19

Water 

level

19.14 

17.75 

18.79

DatB

Aug. 11 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 12

Water 

level

18.78 

18.70 

18.76

Date

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

Water 

level

18.65 

19.65

6. T. E. Meakel. 

available: 1939-49.

sec. 36, T. 21 S., R. 29 W. Records

Jan. 5 

Feb. 11 

Mar. 5

18.50 

18.02 

17.27

Apr. 22 

May 5 

June 24

17.94 

17.57 

15.46

July 15 

Aug. 19

16.05 

16.52

Sept. 24 

Dec. 17

16.06 

16.02

8. 0. 0. Reeve. STJ^NEjSEi sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 33 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 16, 73.29; May 19, 73.49; Aug. 25, 73.20; 

Nov. 25, 73.10.

13. Edwin Wehrley. 

available: 1939-49.

sec. 13, T. 25 S., R. 31 W. Records

Jan . 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 8

2.85 

2.89 

2.42

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

2.95 

2.31 

1.38

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20

2.52 

2.89 

2.72

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 23

3.01 

2.91 

2.92

23. J. E. Ely. SEjSTrV^SEj sec. 4, T. 23 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1939-49. Jan. 5, 41.80; Apr. 19, 41.10; July 20, 39.23.

26. Graden City Experiment Station. SW^NE^SE^ sec. 3, T. 24 S., 

R. 32 T». Records available: 1939-49. Jan. 20, 69.14; Apr. 19, 68.32; 

July 27, 67.44; Oct. 21, 61.59.

1002. Dept. of the Army. SYI% sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 31 W. Records 

available: 1942-49.

7an. 12 

Feb. 9 

Mar. 8

123 . 50 

120.95 

122.60

Apr. 19 

May 17 

June 23

116.90 

116 . 18 

112.23

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sent. 20

112.38 

113.57 

112.23

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 23

113.80 

115.80 

114.10

1005. Dept. of the Army, 

available: 1942-46, 1948-49.

SYI% sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 31 W. Records

Jan. 12 

Feb. 9 

Mar. 8

127.45 

125.57 

112.60

Apr. 19 

May 17 

June 23

115.20 

114.19 

113.94

July 21 

Sept. 20 

Oct. 19

114.00 

116.77 

117.08

Nov. 17 

Dec. 23

116.67 

114.62

Ford County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 8 wells in Ford County

Well

8 

38 

59 

79C 

96 

237 

1002 

1003

Length of 

record 

( years )

11 

11 

11 

11 

11 

11 

6 

6

Highest 

level

0.86 

26.73 

14.12 

13.25 

6.32 

83.72 

101.94 

94.35

Date

May 13, 1942 

Jan. 9, 1946 

July 17, 1947 

July 2, 1942 

Apr. 19, 1945 

May 25, 1943 

Dec. 10, 1947 

July 4, 1944

Lowest 

level

8.17 

42.08 

26.98 

20.19 

10.22 

86.42 

a 184.09 

109.52

Date

Nov. 7, 1939 

May 16, 1940 

Aug. 9, 1946 

Sept. 13, 1946 

Sept. 5, 1939 

Nov. 8, 1939 

Nov. 26, 1942 

Aug. 19, 1943

a Pumping.
64 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 8 wells in Ford 

Count 7

Well

8 

38 

59 

79C 

96 

237 

1002 

1003

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

7.31 

15.35 

12.86 

6.94 

3.90 

2.70 

82.15 

15.17

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-} 

in 1949

+1.01 

+3.20 

+ .18 

+2.27 

+ .55 

-.56 

+ 1.15 

+2.36

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.81 

+9.58 

+1.31 

+ 1.30 

+2.19 

-.24 

-.24 

+1.83

8. P. H. Diehl. NWjNWj sec. 34, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records available: 1938-49. Jan. 12, 6.22; Apr. 20, 5.80; Oct. 19, 5.58.

38. P. Buns. SEiNEi sec. 1, T. 26 S. R. 24 W. Records available: 

1938-49. Apr. 20, 34.32; July 21, 33.28; Oct. 19, 31.85.

41. J. J. Burghardt. NVViSW| sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1938-48. No measurements made in 1949.

57. Andrew Bogner. NWj-SEj- sec. 22, T. 26 S., R. 26 W. Records 

available: 1938-48. No measurements made in 1949.

59. Ward Byers. NE-J-NEi sec. 21, T. 25 S., R. 26 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Date

Jan. 9 

Feb. 19 

Mar. 12

Water 

level

16.56 

16.47 

16.31

Date

Apr. 30 

May 24 

June 20

Water 

level

24.11 

25.70 

16.84

Date

July 11 

Aug. 9 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

24.81 

26.98 

25.73

Date

Oct. 25 

Nov. 27 

Dec. 10

Water 

level

15.48 

15.28 

15.35

65. John N. Clark. SW|SW| sec. 33, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records 

available: 1938-48. No measurements made in 1949.

79C. 0. N. Nevins. 

available: 1938-49.

sec. 23, T. 26 S., R. 24 W. Records

Jan. 

July

12 

21

18.95 1 

16.85 I

Aug. 

Sept

18 

.20

16.56 I 

16.45 ji

Oct. 

Nov.

19 

17

17.421 

17.301

Dec. 21 17.22

96. Henry Hattrup. SE^NEi sec. 23, T. 26 S., R. 21 W. Records 

available: 1938-49. Jan. 12, 7.70; Apr. 20, 7.05; July 21, 7.46; Oct. 19, 

7.47.

237. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. NWjNWt sec. 28, T. 25 S., 

H. 22 W. Records available: 1939-49. Apr. 20, 85.20; July 21, 86.23.

1002. Department of the Army. SE|- sec. 12, T. 26 S., R. 25 W. Records available: 1942-49. Jan. 12, 104.01. Measurements discontinued 

Jan. 12, 1949.

1003. Department of the Army. NE^NE^ sec. 13, T. 26 S., H. 26 W. 

Records available: 1942-49.

Feb. 10 

Mar. 9 

Aror . 20

105.25 

106.54 

107.32

May 17 

June 21 

Julv 21

107.90 

104.72 

101.38

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20

101.18 

102.15

Nov. 17 

Dec. 23

101.19 

101.79

1004. Department of the Army. Center of NE-J- sec. *13, T. 26 S., 

R. 26 E. Records available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued Dec, 18, 

1948.
KANSAS, GRANT COUNTY 65

Franklin County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 1 well-in Franklin County

Well

17-19-llda

Length of 

record 

(years)

2

Highest 

level

6.10

Date

July 21, 1949

Lowest 

level

8.72

Date

Nov. 26, 1948

Difference between highest and loweslj recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 1 well in Franklin 

County

Well

17-19-llda

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.62

Net rise 

in 1949

2.62

Net rise for 

period of 

record

1.93

17-19-llda. L. tf. Seright. 

ords available: 1948-49. Mar. 1 

July 21, 6.10.

sec. 11, T. 17 S., R. 19 E. Rec8.46; Apr. 18, 7.12; June 10, 6.98;

Grant County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 6 wells in Grant County

Well

4 

5 

7

11 

14 

400

Length of 

record 

(years)

9 

9 

9

9 

9

5

Highest 

level

84.26 

64.77 

81.04

45.99 

128.36 

52.78

Date

Mar. 24, 1945 

Feb. 15, 1946 

Aug. 13, 1947

May 10, 1945 

Aug. 18, 1948 

Feb. 28, 1945

Lowest

level

87.52 

69.15 

82.76

48.96 

131.89 

57.17

Date

May 14, 1941 

Aug. 16, 1949 

May 14, 1941 

Oct. 25, 1949 

Dec. 20, 1949 

Nov. 15, 1949 

Sept. 7, 1949 

Sapt. 8, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 6 wells in Grant 

County

Well

4 

5 

7 

11 

14 

400

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.26 

4.38 

1.72 

2.97 

3.53 

4.39

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.37 

+ 2.20 

+ .37 

-.48 

-1.45 

-.66

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+2.48 

+ .72 

+1.08 

-1.73 

-1.42 

-3.26

1. F. C. Williams. SEiSEi sec. 30 T. 27 S., R. 37 W. Records 

available: 1941-48. No measurements made in 1949.

4. F. J. Andes. 

1941-49.

sec. 9, T. 27 S., R. 38 W. Records available:

Date

Jan. 4 

Feb. 9 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

85.45 

85.68 

85.35

Date

Apr. 7 

May 20 

June 20

Water 

level

85.40 

85.44 

85.42

Date

Aug. 16 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

a 85.60 

85.15

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

85.40 

85.04

a Pumping recently.

5. C. L. Jury. NE^SE^ sec. 4, T. 27 S., R. 37 W. Records avaj.1- 

able: 1941-49. Feb. 9, 66.37; May 20, 67.35; Aug. 16, 69.15; Nov. 15, 

66.28.
66 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

7. Ethel W. Hoffman. SE-J-SWi sec. 36, T. 28 S., R. 36 W. Records 

available: 1941-49 Feb. 9, 81.90; May 20. 81.24; Aug. 16, 81.44; 

Nov. 15, 81.05.

8. E. 0. Stuart. Iffl^NWi sec. 33, T. 29 S., R. 35 W. Records available: 1941-48. No measurements made in 1949.

11. J. A. Hoffitian. 

available: 1941-49.

sec. 26, T. 28 S., R. 38 W. Records

Date

Jan. 4 

Feb. 9 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

48.40 

48.57 

48.42

Date

Apr. 7 

May 20 

June 20

Water . 

level

48.45 

48.59 

48.58

Date

July 13 

Aug. 16 

Sept. 15

Water 

level

48.58 

48.58 

48.90

Date

Oct. 25 

Nov. 15 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

48.96 

48.95 

48.96

13. Fred Powell. NW^HEi g ec . 5, T. 29 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1941-48. No measurements made in 1949.

14. Mr. Hall. NEiSVSj sec. 31, T. 28 S., R. 26 W. Records available: 

1941-49. Feb. 9, 132.40; May 20, 130.30; Nov. 15, 131.89.

400. State Board of Agriculture, Division of Water Resources. 

sec. 6, T. 28 S., R. 38 W. Records available: 1944-49.

Mean daily 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 1 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

55.91 

55,91 

55.91 

55.91 

55.90

55.89 

55.88 

55.88 

55.88 

55.88

r 55.88 

55.87 

55.87 

55.88 

55.88

55.88 

55.88 

55.88 

55.88 

55.87

55.88 

55.88 

55.88 

55.89 

55.89

55.88 

55.88 

55.87 

55.87 

55.88 

55.88

Feb.

55.88 

55,86 

55.87 

55.87 

55.87

55.87 

55.87 

55.37 

55.87 

55.87

55.87 

55.86 

55.86 

55.86 

55.85

55.85 

55.85 

55.83 

55.83 

55,83

55.81 

55.81 

55.81

55.80 

55.79

55,79 

55.79 

55.78

Mar.

55.77 

55.77 

55.77 

55,77 

55.75

56.75 

55.76 

55.80 

55.84 

55.87

55.90 

55.92 

55.95 

55.97 

55.98

55.97 

55.95 

55.94 

55.93 

55.94

55.98 

56.01 

56.04 

56.07 

56.11

56.15 

56.16 

56.16 

56.15 

56.15 

56.15

Apr.

56.14

56.14 

56.14 

56.14

u.5JL;l5j

56.18 

56.20 

56.22 

56.24 

56.24

56.26 

56.27 

56.28 

56.31 

56.35

56.38 

56.41 

56.44 

56.47 

56.49

56.50 

56.50 

56.50 

56.52 

56.52

56.54

56.55 

56.55 

56.55 

56.55

May

56.54 

56.55 

56.57 

56.57 

56.59

56.60 

56.60 

56.61 

56.62 

56.62

56.59 

56.57 

56.57 

56.56 

56.53

56.51 

56.48 

56.47 

56.44 

56.43

56.42 

56.40 

56.39 

56.35 

56.35

56.32 

56.31 

56,29 

56,28 

56.27 

56.26

June

56.25 

56,24 

56.23 

56.23 

56.22

56.' 19

56.19 

56.19 

56.18 

56.17 

56.17

56.17 

56.17 

56.17 

56.16 

56.16

56.15 

56.16 

56.17 

56.19 

56.20

56.22 

56.23 

56.26 

56.27 

56.28

July

56.29 

56.34 

56.39 

56.43 

56.48

56.55 

56.60 

56.64 

56.68

56.67 

56.63

56.60 

56.56 

56.54 

56.53 

56.51

56.50 

56.49 

56.47 

56.46 

56.44

56.42 

56.41 

56.40 

56.38 

56.35 

56.33

Aus.

56.32 

56,30 

56.28 

56.28 

56.28

56.27 

56.27 

56.27 

56.28 

56.29

56.30 

56.32 

56.33 

56.33 

56.35

56.37 

56.43 

56.48 

56.54 

56.60

56.65 

56.68 

56.70 

56.72 

56.74

56.76 

56.78 

56.80 

56.82 

56.84 

56.86

Sept,

55.77: 

56,91 

56.92 

56.93 

56.94

56.96 

56.97 

56.97

56*94

56.94 

56.93 

56.93 

56.92 

56.91

56.90 

56.90 

56.88 

56.86 

56.84

56.80 

56.79 

56.78 

56.76 

56.75

Oct.

156.74 

56.73 

56.70 

56.67 

56.64

56.62 

56.62 

56.61 

56.58 

56.58

56.57 

56.56 

56.54 

56.52 

56.50

56.50 

56.48 

56.48 

56.46 

56.45

56.45 

55.44 

56.43 

56.42 

56.42

56.43 

56.42 

56.42 

56.41 

56.40 

56.39

Nov.

56.38 

56.38 

56.36 

56.35 

56.34

56.34 

56.33 

56.32 

56.31 

56.30

56.30 

56.29 

56.29

.....

.....

.....

a Nearby well pumping on Oct. 1-
KANSAS, GREELEY COUHTY 67

Gray County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Gray County

Well

1

3

11

Length of 

record 

( years)

10

10 

10

Highest 

level

3.48 

162.80 

56.53

Date

June 13, 1941 

Dec. 15, 1947 

Dec. 20, 1949

Lowest

level

7.56 

169.33 

59. "M

Date

Oct. 8, 1940 

Sept. 21, 1948 

Aug. 18, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, in 1949 and for period of record,-in 3 wells in Gray 

County

Well

1 

3

11

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.08 

6.53 

3.21

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.79 

+ .03 

+ .52

Net rise for 

period of 

record

1.51 

1.77 

2.11

1. G. A. Hard, 

able: 1939-49.

j sec. 20, T. 25 S., R. 29 '.V. Records availDate

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

5.50 

4.91 

5.07

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

Water 

level

5.32 

5.17 

4.25

Date

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

5.86 

6.45 

5.97

Date

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 23

Water 

level

6.07 

5.84 

5.83

3. H. A. Mans. NEiSW^NWi sec. 7, T. 28 S., R. 27 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 8, 163.50; June 21, 163.30; Sept. 15, 163.21; 

Dec. 20, 163.26.

7. P. Brietenbach and others. SE^SWjSEi sec. 36, T. 26 S., R. 29 W. 

Records available: 1939-48. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

8. Owner unknown. NW^NE^SEi sec. 11, T. 26 S., R. 28 Records

available: 1939-48. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

11. J. D. '.Vetmore. NE^NEj sec. 35, T. 29 S., R. 28 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Mar. 8, 57.40; June 21, 57.03; Sept. 15, 56.62; 

Dec. 20, 56.53.

20. H. E. Fischer. BE^SW^Ngi sec. 23, T. 25 S., R. 30 W. Records 

available: 1939-47. Measurements discontinued in 1947.

28. W. H. McLaughton. SE^SE^ sec. 14, T. 27 S., R. 29 W. Records 

available: 1939-47. Measurements discontinued in 1947.

Greeley County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Greeley County

Well

16-41-20ba 

17-40-22ccd 

18-39-10ad 

18-41-26aa 

19-43-25aa

Length, of 

record 

(years)

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

Highest 

level

127.96 

136.53 

109.34 

101.00 

90.7

Date

Jan. 6, 1949 

June 24, 1948 

Sept. 20, 1948 

May 19, 1948 

Aug. 7, 1947

Lowest

level

133.02 

146.78 

109.74 

102.90 

alOO.69

Date

July 20, 1949 

Nov. 12, 1948 

Mar. 4, 1949 

June 24, 1948 

May 24, 1949

a Well 25 feet away pumping.
68 WATPK LEVELS AMD ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record in 5 wells in Greeley 

County

Well

16-41-20ba 

17-40-22ccd 

18-39 -lOad 

18-41-26aa 

19-43-25aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.06 

10.25 

.40 

1.90 

9.99

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.69 

+ 5.27 

-.03 

-.02 

-1.74

Net decline 

for period 

of record

0.92 

1.33 

.24 

.34 

4.09

16-39-10cd. School district. SEiSWj sec. 10, T. 16 S., R. 39 W. 

Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

16-41-20ba. J. Howell. NBj-NW^ sec. 20, T. 16 S., R. 41 W. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 6

Mar. 4

Water 

level

127.96 

129.70

Date

fay 24 

Julv 20

Water 

level

130.38 

133.02

Date

Sept. 28 

Nov. 23

Water 

level

132.71 

131.02

16-43-26aa. Owner unknown. NE^-NE-? sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 43 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

17-40-22ccd. Owner unknown. SWiSWj sec. 22, T. 17 S., R. 40 W. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Mar. 

May

4 

24

142.20 I 

139.28 |

July 20 

Sent. 28

139.04 1 

141.01 1

Nov. 23 1 141.51

17-41-30dd. Owner unknown. SE^SE^ sec. 30, T. 17 S., R. 41 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

17-42-28bc. P. S. Luther. SWflfflt sec. 28, T. 17 S., R. 42 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

18-39-10ad. Owner unknown. SE^NE-I sec. 10, T. 18 S., R. 39 W. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 6, 109.72; Mar. 4, 109.74.

18-40-34aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 34, T. 18 S., R. 40 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

18-41-26aa, Aaron Sell. NE^NEj sec. 26, T. 18 S., R. 41 W. Records 

aval lable: 1948-49 .

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

4

101.79 | 

102.74 1

May 

Julv

24 

20

101.60 1 

101.76 1

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

23

101.77 

101.80

19-42-36bc. Owner unknown. STSjNWi sec. 36, T. 19 S., R. 42 TV. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.

19-43-25aa. Owner unknown. SE^NE^ sec. 25, T. 19 S., R. 43 W. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

4

92 

91

.25 I

.60 1

May 

Julv

24 

20

a 100 

I 94

.69

t oo

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

23

93 

94

.31

.79

a Well 25 feet away pumping.

20-39-33aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE? sec. 33, T. 20 S., R. 39 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1948.
KANSAS, HAMILTON COUNTY 69

Hamilton Count?

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Hamilton County

Well

2a 

3 

6 

7 

16

Length of 

record 

(years)

5 

10 

10 

10 

10

Highest 

level

12.80 

11.57 

47.95 

42.25 

84.38

Date

May 25, 1949 

July 7, 1942 

Jan. 22, 1948 

Dec. 2, 1944 

Dec. 2, 1944

Lowest 

level

15.95 ' 

14.67 

54.28 

46.00 

87.99

Date

Aug. 19, 1948 

Nov. 16, 1939 

Apr. 25, 1949 

Nov. 27, 1940 

June 24, 1944

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, In 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Hamilton 

County

Well

2a 

3 

6 

7 

16

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.15 

3.10 

6.33 

3. 75 

3.61

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.02 

-.41 

-.83 

-.32 

+ 1.47

Net rise for 

period of 

record

13.39 

.82 

.41 

2.03 

.00

2. R. Holdren. NWfNW^ sec. 22, T. 23 S., R. 43 W. Measuring point, 

0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1939-42. Measurements discontinued2a. Robert Hazlett. NEpE^ sec. 21, T. 23 S., R. 43 W. Drilled 

well, diameter 40 inches, depth 29 feet. Measuring point, top of concrete 

curb on west side, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum. South well of a 

battery of three irrigation wells. Measurements prior to 1949 published 

under well 2. A correction of 0.6 foot should be added to all measurements 

for the period 1944 to 1948 to correct for height of measuring point. Records available: 1944-49. Feb. 21, 13.67; May 25, 12.80; Aug. 24, 15.26; 

Nov. 25, 13.62.

3. B. Rees. SWfNW| sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 40 "W. Records available: 

1939-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 21

Water 

level

13.05 

12.99 

13.13

Date

Apr. 25 

May 25 

June 27

Water 

level

13.34 

13 .35 

12.29

Date

July 18 

Aug. 24 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

12.11 

12.30 

12.67

Date

Oct. 24 

Nov. 25 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

12.93 

13.14 

13.35

6. Belle Heinlein. 

able: 1939-49.

If sec. 24, T. 24 S., R. 39 W. Records availJan.

Feb.

17 

21

53.*29 

51.94

Mar. 

Anr.

21 

25

52.00 \ 

54.28 \

Sept 

Oct.

.23 

24

52.39 

52.79

Nov. 

Dec.

25 

19

53.25 

53.03

7. I. E. Martin. HW^SW-j sec. 16, T. 23 S., R. 40 W. Records available: 1939-49. Feb. 21, 43.60; May 25, 43.72; Aug. 24, 43.69; Nov. 25, 

43.74.

16. Charles H. Miller. SEiSW|- sec. 22, T. 25 S., R. 39 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 21, 85.72. Measurements discontinued, Feb. 21, 

1949.
70 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Harvey County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 25 we.lls in Harvey County that are not affected by pumping

Well

325

701 

817 

824 

831

832 

833 

852 

853 

854

875 

876 

877 

880 

881

888 

889 

890 

891 

892

893 

1174 

1187

Length of 

record 

(years)

12

J-fj

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

9 

9

Highest 

level

5.16 

29.26 

6.13 

5.77 

11.53

12.41 

5.31 

9.27 

6.03 

5.24

+ .98 

21.79 

9.95 

2.56 

3.23

+ .43 

.89 

.10 

+ .46 

+1.15

+ .87 

2.28 

3.68

Date

May 1, 1945 

July 6, 1949 

Apr. 20, 1945 

May 4, 1945 

May 4. 1945

May 4, 1945 

Oct. 2, 1945 

May 6, 1944 

Sept. 30, 1945 

Apr. 27. 1945

Mar. 2, 1945 

Dec. 22, 1944 

May 6, 1945 

Sept. 30, 1945 

Sept ,30, 1945

July 27, 1945 

May 6, 1944 

May 2, 1945 

May 11, 1942 

May 12. 1944

May 4, 1942 

May 1, 1945 

May 4, 1945

Lowest 

level

14.12 

44.23 

17.12 

18.16 

20.54

20.35 

15.79 

16.66 

11.93 

14.87

6.04 

27.83 

14.95 

8.38 

8.44

8.95 

8.95 

7.07 

4.68 

3.92

3.77 

11.11 

10.44

Date

June 27, 1949 

Nov. 2, 1938 

Oct. 25, 1940 

IIov. 5, 1940 

Nov. 5 T 1940

Nov. 5, 1940 

May 27, 1947 

Nov. 5, 1940 

Feb. 9, 1948 

Nov. 1. 1940

Oct. 25, 1940 

Nov. 8, 1940 

Jan. 27, 1941 

Mar. 10, 1947 

Nov. 24, 1947

Oct. 27, 1939 

Oct. 7, 1946 

Nov. 5, 1940 

Sept. 26, 1946 

Oct. 3, 1940

Jan. 27, 1941 

Jan. 29, 1948 

Dec. 5, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 23 wells in Harvey 

County that are not affected b? pumping

Well

325

701 

817 

824 

831

832 

833 

852 

853 

854

875 

876 

877 

880 

881

888 

889 

890 

891 

892

893 

1174 

1187

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

8.96 

14.97 

10.99 

12. 39 

9.01

7.94 

10.68 

7.39 

5.90 

9.63

7.02 

6.04 

5.00 

5.82 

5.21

9.38 

8.06 

6.97 

5.14 

5.07

4.64

8.83 

6.76

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+ 1.12 

+ .11 

-.92 

+ .99 

-.21

-.09 

-.29 

+ .93 

-.31 

-.45

+ .33 

-.25 

-1.81 

-.92 

-.47

+1.21 

-.11 

-1.08 

-.91 

-1.01

-.90 

+2.60 

-.18

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+ 4.03 

+8.22 

+ .32 

+3.74 

+ 2.0?

+ 1.65

-4.14 

+ 2.96 

-1.14 

+1.79

+ 1.21 

+ .57 

+1.78 

-1.70 

-1.65

+ .72 

-2.40 

+ 1.83 

+ .64 

-1.19

+ .88 

+ 2.44 

+ 1.34
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 71

Highest and lowest water levels 

Harvey County that are

for the period, of record in 101 wells in 

.pumped or are affected by pumping

Well*

3 

66d 

86

87 

87a

506 

507 

821 

839 

872

873

874 

878 

879

883

884 

885 

886

887 

894 

895 

1186 

1192

2072 

M-l 

M-la 

M-lb 

M-2

M-2a 

M-2b 

M-2c 

M-3 

M-3a

M-3b 

M-4 

M-4a 

M-4b 

M-5

M-5a 

M-5b 

M-6 

M-6a 

M-6b

M-7 

M-7a 

M-7b 

M-8 

M-8a

M-8b 

M-9 

M-9a 

M-9b 

M-10

M-lOa 

M-lOb

M-ll 

M-lla

M-llb 

M-12 

M-12a 

M-12b

Length of 

record 

(years)

11 

11 

9 

9 

9

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11

11

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

9 

9

8 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11

4 

11 

11

11ir11 11 1111 1111 11 1111 11 11 11 1111 11 11 11 1111 11

11 1111 11 11 11

Highest 

level

7.09 

25.30 

10.69 

8.86 

9.62

3.61 

3.23 

12.03 

9.62 

17.65

17.61 

20.04 

16.25 

17. 52

13.35

13.34 

13.22 

2.34

2.72 

9.56 

10.04

14.*27

27.09 

18,56 

17.47 

IS. 94 

18.33

17.84 

20»25 

31.58 

23.20 

19 .93

23, is 

23.1? 

22.87«i 

23.91 i 

20.33

17.79 

17.82 

19.05 

18.63 

18.46

11.03 

11.20 

11,24 

15.93 

14.72

13.30 

10.82 

10.40 

9.12 

12.05

11.24 

10.44

7.11 

6.38

7.67 

11.41 

10.73 

11.70

Date

June 12, 1940 

July 8, 1949 

Apr. 28, 1944 

Apr. 28, 1944 

Apr. 28, 1944

Apr. 28, 1944 

May 6, 1944 

AUK. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Mar. 11, 1939

Mar. 11, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

June 3, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

June Z, 1940

Aug. 21, 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

Sept .30, 1945 

May 3, 1945

May 5, 1947 

Apr. 13, 1939 

June 3, 1940 

June 3 1940 

Mav 4. 1939

June 3, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

Feb. 6, 1946 

May 8, 1939 

May 27. 1940

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 16. 1939

June 3, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

June 3, 1940 

June 3. 1940

June 13, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

June 3, 1940

June 3, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940

May 27, 1940 

Aug. 21, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Nov. 27, 1940

Lowest 

level

27.71 

61.14 

20.66 

32.79 

32.99

16.67 

15.73 

26.56 

18.79 

34.15

35.46 

46.30 

31.05 

30.64

24.13

24.39 

24.92 

18.41

20.74 

24.16 

27.08 

13.88

17.26

37.11 

103.00 

38.85 

36.44 

155.00

40.90 

40.96 

39.76 

111.50 

47.08

48.96 

94.63 

51.93 

47.88 

127.00

42.06 

43.00 

105.00 

39.43 

36.88

46.00 

27.92 

25.74 

87.76 

37.86

32.01 

76.00 

30.19 

29.84 

88.00

35.91 

31.00

65.79 

26.96

27.45 

82.00 

35.43 

36.10

Date

Jan. 29, 1948 

Sept. 3, 1947 

Nov. 7, 1947 

Sept. 8, 1945 

May 3, 1946

Oct. 4, 1946 

Sept .15, 1947 

Oct. 21, 1949 

May 26, 1948 

Mar. 5- 1948

May if 1948 

May 1, 1948 

Oct. 13, 1947 

Sept. 1, 1947

Apr. 1, 1947 

May 7, 1947 

Jan. 29, 1948 

Nov. 8, 1947 

May 30, 1948

May 26, 1948 

May 4, 1948 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Dec. 15, 1947 

Dec. 3. 1947

May 19, 1947 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Sept .30, 1949 

Sept .25, 1946 

Sept'. 2A 1949

Sept. 9, 1940 

Mar. 8, 1944 

Aug. 1, 1946 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949

Sept. 2 1949 

July 10, 1947 

Oct. 3, 1948 

Oct. 3, 1948 

Sept. 2. 1949

Sept. 30, 1949 

Feb. 27, 1947 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Dec. 3, 1947 

Oct. 3, 1948

Sept .30, 1949 

Sept .30, 1949 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Oct. 3, 1948 

Jan. 29, 1948

Oct. 3, 1948 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Nov. 30, 1949

Dec. 3, 1947 

May 4, 1948 

Oct. 3, 1948 

Aug. 3, 1945 

Jan. 5, 1949

Sept. 2, 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949
72 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

Harvey County that are Dumped or are affected by pumpin

Well

M-13 

M-13a 

M-13b 

M-14 

M-14a

M-14b

M-15 

M-15a

M-15b 

M-16 

M-16a 

M-16b 

M-17

M-17a 

M-17b 

M-18 

M-18a 

M-18b

M-19 

M-19 a 

M-19b 

M-20 

M-20a

M-20b 

M-21 

M-21a 

M-21b 

M-22

M-22a 

M-22b 

M-23 

M-23a 

M-23b

M-24 

M-24a 

M-24b 

M-25 

M-25a

M-25b 

M-26b

Length of 

record 

(years)

11 

11 

11 

. 11 

11

11

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

' 11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

3

Highest 

level

8.27 

7.89 

7.63 

9.07 

8.31

8.16

13.92 

12.49

13.45 

10.71 

10.93 

11.02 

6.58

5.66 

4.01 

10.00 

9.62 

9.38

10.82 

13.11 

11.47 

9.74 

9.28

8.49 

8.32 

8.50 

8.08 

9.20

8.49 

9.28 

7.85 

8.27 

7.50

8.71 

8.88 

11.17 

5.54 

5.31

6.89 

11.62

Date

Aug. 21, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

Apr. 4. 1939

May 13, 1940 

May 27, 1940 

June 3, 1940 

Apr. 17, 1939 

May 27, 1940

May 27, 1940 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

Aug. 21. 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

AUK. 21, 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

May 27, 1940 

May 27. 1940

May 27, 1940 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21. 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

AUK. 21. 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 28, 1939 

Aug. 21, 1939 

Aug. 21. 1939

Aug. 21, 1939 

July 7, 1948

Lowest 

level

62.42 

27.57 

27.44 

59.08 

36.02

33.06

80.82 

34.86

33.35 

65.50 

30.76 

24.47 

56.00

23.11 

16.06 

54.32 

33.50 

26.14

46.35 

26.96 

22.86 

78.00 

29.96

30.86 

44.00 

31.89 

22.04 

53.35

26.46 

23.69 

48.98 

20.77 

20.33

48.96 

21.43 

25.73 

58.62 

14.91

14.97 

15.61

in 101 wells in 

a; Continued

Date

Oct. 31, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949 

May 4^ 1948

Jan. 5, 1949

Jan. 7, 1947 

Dec. 3, 1947

May 4, 1948 

July 2, 1949 

Dec. 3, 1947 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Oct. 31. 1949

Jan. 29, 1948 

Jan. 29, 1948 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Feb. 27, 1947

Sept. 2, 1949 

Dec. 3, 1947 

Sept. 2, 1947 

Oct. 31, 1949 

May 4, 1948

May 4, 1948 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Dec. 4, 1946 

Nov. 8, 1947 

Sept. 30, 1949

Sept. 30, 1949 

- Jan. 5, 1949 

Sept. 25, 1946 

Jan. 5, 1949 

Jan. 5, 1949

Dec. 5, 1947 

'Jan. 29, 1948 

Jan. 29, 1948 

Oct. 31, 1949 

Dec. 30, 1947

Dec. 3, 1947 

Oct. 31, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 101 wells in Harvey 

County that are pumped or affected by pumping

Well

3 

66d 

86 

87 

87a

506 

507 

821 

839 

872

873 

874 

878

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

20.62 

34.84 

9.97 

23.93 

23.37

13.06 

12.50 

14.5? 

9.17 

16.50

17.85 

26.26 

14.80

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.93 

+20.78 

-.31 

+1.23 

+ .42

-.56 

-1.01 

-.41 

-2.62 

+2.71

+1.22 

+ .70 

+ 1.11

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-16.52 

+19.87 

+ .35 

+1.82 

+ 1.38 -.74 

-7.34 

-9.57 

+ 2.64 

-14.30

-16.12 

-22.35 

-10.86
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 73

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 101 wells in Harvey 

County that are pumped or affected by pumping Continued

Well

879 

883 

884 

885 

886

887 

894 

895 

1186 

1192

2072 

M-l 

M-la

M-lb 

M-2

M-2a 

M-2b 

M~2c 

M-3 

M-3a

M-3b 

11-4 

M-4a 

M-4b 

M-5

M-5a 

M-5b 

M-6 

M-6a 

M-6b

M-7 

M-7a 

M-7b 

M-8 

M-8a

M-8b 

M-9 

M-9a 

M-9b 

M-10

M-lOa 

M-lOb 

M-ll 

M-lla 

M-llb

M-12 

M-12a 

M-12b 

M-13 

M-13a

M-13b 

M-14 

M-14a 

M-14b 

M-15

M-15a 

M-15b 

M-16 

M-16a 

M-16b

M-17 

M-17a 

M-17b

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

13.12 

10.67 

11.05 

11. vo 

16.07

18.02 

14.60 

17.04 

6.65 

2.99

10.02 

94.44 

21.38 

20.50 

136.67

23.06 

20.71 

8.. 18 

88.30 

27.15

25.83 

71.51 

29.06 

23.97 

106.67

24.27 

25.18 

85.95 

20.80 

18.42

34.97 

16.72 

14.50 

71.83 

23.14

18.71 

65.18 

19.79 

20.72 

75.95

24.67 

20.56 

58.68 

20.58 

19.78

70.59 

24.70 

24.40 

54.15 

19.68

19.81 

50.01 

27.71 

24.90 

66.90

22.37 

19.90 

54.79 

19.83 

13.45

49.42 

17.45 

12.05

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-4.03 

+ .17 

-.32 

-.10 

+ 1.73

.00 

-.15 

+2.07 

-.23 

+ .15

-.49 

+37.38 

+7.14 

+5.06 

+6.20

+6.67 

+ 1.73 

+ 6.68 

-33.08 

+7.07

+3.16 

+36.36 

+9.53 

+5.27 

-70.29

+2.31 

+ 1.66 

+7.76 

+ 1.48 

+ 1.98

+ 4.28 

-2.16 

-1.07 

+54.76 

+2.45

+2.50 

+25.68 

+ 1.89 

+ 2.17 

-16.19

-.94 

+1.18 

-8.45 

-.11 

-.23

+34.71 

+7.33 

+ 6.31 

+16.61 

+3.04

+ 1.46 

+32.21 

+ 7.41 

+ 5.45 

+19.76

+ 2.50 

+ .97 

+29.88 

+6.07 

+ .96

+28.88 

+ .55 

+ .66

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-12.32 

-6.64 

-6.67 

-7.40 

-12.51

-14.91 

-12.26 

-13 .05 

-.28 

+1.13

-3.74 

-13.44 

-9.96 

-13.00 

-82.1V

-14.06 

-15.73 

-.26 

-17.30 

-16.56

-17.72 

-22.82 

-16.80 

-17.59 

-85.64

-15.24 

-14.83 

-62.81 

-16.30 

-15.75

-14.74 

-12.95 

-12.97 

-14.88 

-15.54

-15.70 

-19.00 

-17.09 

-17.18 

-74.18

-21.34 

-18.67 

-46.47 

-19.41 

-18.20

-13.85 

-15.33 

-15.43 

-15.19 

-15.38

-16.59 

-17.32 

-18.27 

-18.58 

-41.08

-17.58 

-16.83 

-17.95 

-12.40 

-3.1.08

-10.70 

-8.97 

-9.27
74 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 101 wells in Harvey 

County that are pumped or affected bv jpumpinjL Continued

Well

M-18 

M-18a 

M-18b 

M-19 

M-19a

M-19b 

M-20 

M-20a 

M-20b 

M-21

M-21a 

M-21b 

M-22 

M-22 a 

M-22b

M-23 

M-23a 

M-23b 

M-24 

M-24a

M-24b 

M-25 

M-25a 

M-25b 

M-26b

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

44.32 

23.88 

16.76 

35.53 

13.85

11.39 

68.26 

20.68 

22.37 

35.58

23.39 

13.96 

44.15 

17.97 

14.41

41.13 

12.50 

12.83 

40.25 

12.55

14.56 

53.08 

9.60 

8.08 

3.99

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-3.03 

-3.38 

-2.73 

+18.81 

+ 5.45

+ .05 

+30.86 

+ .54 

+ .17 

-8.29

-.53 

-1.23 

-11.52 

-1.74 

+ .86

+28.43 

+4.43 

+4.55 

+25.06 

+2.03

-2.51 

-17.41 -.66* 

-2.09 

-2.62

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-41.53 

-22.50 

-15.23 

-7.72 

-5.72

-6.10 

-17.77 

-17.51 

-19.02 

-28.45

-13.14 

-10.43 

-40.68 

-14.15 

-9.03

-4.59 

-3.81 

-3.80 

-3.79 

-4.59

-4.15 

-49.49 

-5.03 

-5.69 

+ .30

Pumpage from city of Wichita wells M-l to M-26, in millions 

in 1949, and since beginning of pumping on Sept. 1,

of gallons, 

1940

Well

M-l 

M-2 

M-3 

M-4 

M-5

M-6 

M-7 

M-8 

M-9 

M-10

M-ll 

M-12 

M-13 

M-14 

M-15

M-16 

M-17 

M-18 

M-19 

M-20

M-21 

M-22 

M-23 

M-24 

M-25 

M-26

Total

Pumpage 

1949

321.3 

98.5 

220.9 

11.9 

300.8

274.2 

480.6 

198.1 

300.0 

223.9

348.3 

215.0 

411.7 

323.5 

151.4

268.6 

170.8 

340.8 

194.1 

254.7

442.1 

178.6 

114.3 

71.2 

248.2 

.177.2

6,340.7

Total 

1940-49

2,634.1 

1,161.4 

1,875.1 

1,457.1 

2.373.3

2,336.2 

2,975.8 

2,381.8 

2,621.6 

2,311.2

2,549.7 

2,196.7 

2,571.6 

2,831.0 

2,415.7

2,301.9 

2,537.6 

2,826.8 

2,013.1 

1,940.1

3,169,5 

1,288.4 

2,251.2 

2,205.1 

2,308.7 

177.2

57,711.9
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 75

72. Anna Hertzler. SE|NE£SEi sec. 16, T. 22 S., R. 1 W. Records 

available: 1937-48, No measurements made In 1949.

294. Owner of well, J. B. Schmidt; lessee, Hollow Oil Co. i 

sec. 17, T. 22 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.

325. A. L. Gouldner. SW. corner SE^ sec. 19, T. 23 S., R. 3 W. 

Records available: 1937-49.

Date

Feb. 1 

Mar. 31

later 

level

9.82 

10.01

Date

May 31 

June 27

Water 

level

8.99 

7.64

Date

July 25 

Oct*. 14

Water 

level

8.04 

8.74

701. Dr. V. E. Cheskey. NE. comer NV»i sec. 3, T. 23 S., R. 

Records available: 1938-49.

1 W.

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

Water 

level

31.79 

30.02 

29.46

Date

June 2 

July 6

Water 

level

29.38 

29.26

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

32.04 

31.71

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

31.72 

31.77

817. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec-. 1, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. 

available: 1938-49.

Records

Jan. 2 

19 

Feb. 8 

15

13.97 

13.98 

13.54 

13.90

Mar. 28 

July 5 

Aug. 31 

Sent. 15

10.01 

10.04 

12.80 

13.41

Sept. 22 

30 

Oct. 7 

14

13.66 

13.90 

14.15 

14.31

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

14.45 

14.14 

14.92

824. City of Wichita. SE. corner sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. 

ords available: 1933-49.

RecMar. 

May

22 

3

10.26 

9.61 I

June 

July

£ 

6

9.56 

8.52

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

10

10.02 

10.40

Dec. 1 1 10.45

831. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 19, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. 

ords available: 1939-49.

RecDate

Mar. 22 

May 3

Water 

level

15.19 

14.96

Date

June 2 

July 6

Water 

level

14.89 

14.62

Date

Sept. 2

Water 

level

16.83

832. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 19, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Mar. 

May

22 

3

15 

15

.56 

,31

June 

July

2 

6

15.26 

15.01

Sept. 2 17.03

833. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 19, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1939-4S .

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

Water 

level

12.06 

10.44 

10.31

Date

June 2 

July 6

Water 

level

10.26 

9.46

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

10.90 

11.45

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

12.02 

12.40

852. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 29, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1939-49. Feb. 2, 13.03; Mar. 22, 12.81; May 3, 12.26; 

June 2, 12.19.

853. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 13, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8 

15

10.72 

10.74 

10.70 

10.66

Mar. 28 

July 5 

Aug. 31 

Sent. 15

9.98 

7.36 

8.98 

9.09

Sept. 30 

Oct. 7 

14

9.43 

9.49 

9.69

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

9.72 

8.95 

10.28
76 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

854. City of Wichita. SW. comer sec. 23, T. 23 S., R. 2 

ords available: 1938-49.

HecDate

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8 

15

Water 

level

10.41 

10.43 

10.41 

10.36

Date

Mar. 28 

July 5 

Aug. 31

Water 

level

9.58 

8.09 

9.43

Date

Sept. 15 

30 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

9.62 

10.01 

10.14

Date

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

10.39 

10.50 

10.85

875. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, A. B. Havely. 

SE. comer sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 '.V. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 2 

8 

15

3.36 

3.61 

3.92 

3.90 

4.62

Mar. 28 

May 17 

July 5 

Aug. 24 

31

1.42 

+ .41 

1.39 

2.87 

3.12

Sept. 8 

15 

22 

30

3.01 

2.66 

2.92 

3.14

Oct. 7 

14 

21 

Nov. 4

3.24 

3.46 

3.38 

3.41

876. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, A. B. Havely. 

SE. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3

19

27

Feb. 2

8

24.00

24.01

24.51

24.10

24.09

Feb. 15

Mar. 28

May 17

Aug. 31

July 5

24.01

22.40

22.80

24.28

22.48

Aug. 24

Sept. 8

15

22

30

24.21

24.39

24.46

24.50

24.59

Oct. 7

14

21

Nov. 4

24.62

24.50

24.34

24.38

877. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, A. B. Havely. 

SE. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Dai

1 

?.

3 

4 

5

6

7

8 

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26

P,7

28 

29 

30 

31

/I Jan.

13.16 

13.09

13.08 

13.14 

13.18

13.20 

13.20

13.18 

13.22

13.12

13.21 

13.21 

13.21 

13.20 

13.21

13.26 

13.26 

13.22 

13.26 

13.26

13.23 

13.23 

13.21 

13.23 

13.23

13.21

13.10

13.22 

13.23 

13.23 

13.17

I

Feb.

13.19 

13.19

13.14 

13.15 

13.15

13.16 

13.16

13.18 

13.20

1 13 . 20

T13.17 

13.12 

13.12 

13.10 

13.08

13.10 

13.10 

13.07 

13.05 

13.04

13.03 

12.98 

12.94 

12.92 

12.92

12.89

12.79

12.79

jowest

Mar.

12.77 

12 72

'.'.'.'.'.

12! 70

12.55 

12.56

12.56

12.56 

12.55 

12.55 

12.56 

12.56

12.54 

12.52 

12.54 

12.54 

12.50

12.44 

12.49 

12.49 

12.49 

12.51

12.48

12.48

12.49 

12.51 

12.50 

12.52

daily

Apr.

12.52 

TO <=;s>

12.49 

12.50 

12.50

12.48 

12.49

12.49 

12.49

12.48

12.48 

12.46 

12.44 

12.49 

12.51

12.51 

12.48 

12.50

'.'.'.'.'.

.....

water

May

1 Q 'ZR

12.34 

12.32 

12.31

12.31 

IP ^l

12.24 

12 24

.....

'.'.'.'.'.

ii.'gg

11.96 

11.90 

11.89

11.76 

11.78 

11.78 

11.78 

11.77

iileg*

level,

June

11.69

n

rtp

11.74 

11.73 

11.67

11.62 

11.60

11.59 

11.60

11.61

11.61 

11.59 

11.58 

11.48 

11.48

11.48

11.51 

11.52 

11.54

from

July

11.56

n

CQ

11.58 

11.50 

11.58

11.58 

11.60

11.65 

11.67

11.66

11.59 

11.56 

11.46 

11.46 

11.45

11.44 

11.43 

11.41 

11.43 

11.44

11.47 

11.48 

11.50 

11.51 

11.51

11.52

11.52

11.56 

11.58 

11.61 

11.63

recorc

Aug.

11.63 

11.64

11.66 

11.68 

11.69

11.71 

11.72

11.73

1 1 VR

11.77

.....

{{'.88 

11.89

11.89

11.90

11.91 

11.91 

11.92 

11.93

er chs

Sept

11.94 

11.93

11.92 

11.93 

11.94

11.97 

11.97

11.97 

11.98

11.98

11.96 

12.03 

12.06 

12.06 

12.06

12.05 

12.05 

12.10 

12.14 

12.14

12.J.5 

12.16 

12.17 

12.17 

12.17

12.19

12.19

12.22 

12.23 

12.24

irts

Oct.

12.25 

12.25

12.26 

12.28 

12.27

12.25 

12.26

12.32 

12.33

12.29

12.36 

12.37 

12.40 

12.41 

12.41

12.40 

12.40 

12.40 

12.41 

12.43

12.45 

12.46 

12.50 

12.50 

12.50

12.50

12.50

12.49 

12.49 

12.51 

12.52

Nov.

12.50 

12.53

12.54 

12.55

.....

.....

.....

.....

.....

12. '70

12.67

12.67

Dec.

.....

12! 75

12.71 

12.79

12.79 

12.79

12.73

12.75 

12.81 

12.83 

12.84 

12.84

12.81 

12.78 

12.82 

12.82 

12.84

12.84 

12.85 

12.87 

12.87 

12.90

12.90

12.93

12.94 

12.97 

12.97 

12.98
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 77

880. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Peter Miller, 

SB. corner sec. 11, T. 24 S., R. 3 1,1. Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Mar. 28 

July 5

Water 

level

6.79 

5.88 

5.30

Date

Aug. 31 

Sept. 15

Water 

level

6.49 

6.69

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

6.89 

6.58

Date

Oct. 14 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

7.12 

7.75

881. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property. Peter Miller. 

SE. corner sec. 11, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 28 

July 5

6.79 

6.56 

6.07

Aug. 31 

Sept. 15 

30

6.82 

7.03 

7.21

Oct. 7 

14

7.27 

7.39

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

7.57 

7.47

888. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, C. K. Ellis, 

NW. comer sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Mar. 28

4.66 

4.64

July 5 

Sept. 15- -- 

- ---- 30

^,&3l£g 

^5.58 

6.17

Oct. 7 

14

6.31 

7.55

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

6.45 

6.37

889. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, C. K. Ellis 

NW. corner sec. 17, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Mar. 28

6.83 

5.83 

5.23

July 5 

Sept. 15 

30

3.98 

6.00 

6.41

Oct. 7 

14

6.71 

6.05

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

7.11 

6.80

890. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, J. P. 

Gorgenson. NE. corner SE^SE^ sec. 21, T. 24 S., R. 3 H. Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Mar. 31 

May 31

Water 

level

2.06 

1.68

Date

June 27 

July 25

Water 

level

1.57 

1.73

Date

Oct. 20

Water 

level

3.54

891. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Arthur 

McMurray. SE. corner aec. 31 T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 

1939-49.

Date

Mar. 22

May 3

Water 

level

1.41 

1.39

Date

June 2 

July 6

Water 

level

1.47 

2.19

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

3.08 

3.30

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

2.82 

3.24

892. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Arthur 

McMurray. SE. comer sec. 31 T. 24 S.. R. 3 W. Records available: 

1939-49.

Mar. 

May

22

3

0.36 

.31 I

June 

Julv

2

6

0.40 

1.08

Sept. 

Oct.

2

6

1 2.25 

1 2.49

Nov. 

Dec.

10 

9

2.41 

2.45

893. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Arthur 

McMurray. SE. corner sec. 31 T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 

1939-49 .

Mar. 22 

May 3

0.22 1 June 2 

.15 1 July 6

0.22 1 Sept. 2 

.16 I Oct. 6

1.74 

2.12

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

2.10 

2.17

1174. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 32, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 5, 6.74; Apr. 4, 5.48; July 8, 6.56; 

Oct. 7, 6.34.

1187. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 29, T. 24 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1943-49.
78 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1187 Continued.

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

Water 

level

8.59 

6.74 

6.42

Date

June 2 

July 6

Water 

level

6.53 

5.78

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

7.98 

8.59

Date

Nov. 3,0 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

8.80 

8.96

Wells pumped or affected by Dumping

3. Mrs. Emma Linn Webster. SEiSEjS«£ sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. 

Records available: 1943-49. Feb. 15, 27.30; Apr. 4, 25.88.

66d. City of Newton. SW^SS^NE^ sec. 32, T. 23 S., R. 1 W. Records 

available: 1943-49. Jan. 6, 46.72; July 8, 26.30.

86. City of Halstead. NW-iNV^-SWj- se c. 35, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1943-49. Jan. 6, 17.73; Oct. 7, 18.42; Nov. 10 18.76; Dec. 1, 

18.39.

87. City of Halstead. 

available: 1943-49. Jan. 6 16.72.

sec. 35, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

87a. City of Halstead. NWiNfl%SWj sec. 35, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. 

available: 1943-49. Jan. 6, 17.77.

Records

506. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, W. G. Backhaus, 

sec. 28, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Dai

1

?.

3 

4 

5

6

7

R

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16

17

TO

19

20?^

22 

23 

24 

25

26

27

?A

29

30

31

d Jan.

14.76

14.76

14.77 

14.79 

14.79

14.80 

14.76

14.77

14.81

14.82

14.88 

14.77 

14.76 

14.76 

i_14. 75

14.30

13.41

12.52

11.97

12.00

12.23

io.'so

10.91

11.23

11.34

11.57

Feb.

11.79

11.85

12.01 

12.15 

12.22

12.36 

12.39

12.49

12.45

12.31

11.94 

11.08 

9.63 

9.05 

8.99

9.58

9.75

9.66

9.05

8.59

8.58

8.60 

8.62 

8.57 

8.06

7.28 

7.44

7.46

Mar.

7.68

8.02

'o.'is

9.40

9.71

9.94

10.11 

10.32 

10.50 

10.69 

10.77

10.88

11.04

11.16

11.26

11.36

11.58

11.61 

11.61 

11.75 

11.85

11.94 

12.01

12.01

11.97

11.95

11.82

Apr.

11.83

11.90

11.99 

12.00 

11.96

12.01 

12.11

12.28

12.35

12.44

12.44 

12.29 

12.23 

12.39 

12.43

12.42

12.51

12.57

.....

.....

May

.....

.....

'.'.'.'.'.

9.21

8.66

8.61

.....

.....

8.84

June

8.86

9.35

9.75 

9.84 

9.78

9.29 

8.97

Q Pfi

8.90

8.58

8.57 

8.57 

8.66

.....

ii.*73

11.87

11.91

I -i 70

July

11.51

11.84

12.06 

12.20 

12.42

12.51 

12.62

IP "7R

12.80

12.71

12.68 

12.59 

12.54 

12.48

'.!.'.'.'

12)79

12.82

12.84

12.96

13.00

AUK.

13.04

13.14

13.24 

13.32 

13.40

13.48 

13.56

13.59

13.61

13.60

14 '.03 

14.08

14.12 

14.22

14.28

14.35

14.44

14.49

Sept,

14.52

14.55

14.58 

14.58 

14.58

14.57 

14.56

14.55

14.20

14.13

14.10 

14.18 

14.20 

14.21 

14.22

14.23

14.24

14.29

14.31

14.30

14.32

14.34 

14.35 

14.35 

14.38

14.43 

14.46

14.50

14.52

14.55

Oct.

14.55

14.58

14.60 

14.61 

14.61

14.62 

14.63

14.66

14.66

14.64

14.67 

14.66 

14.62 

14.66 

14.71

14.79

14.87

14.92

14.97

15.04

15.09

15.06 

14.93 

15.03 

15.08

15.09 

15.09

15.20

15.18

15.16

15.15

Nov.

15.08

15.08

15.07 

15.05 

15.06

15.06 

15.04

15.02

14.99

14.97

14.94 

15.00 

15.03 

15.06 

15.09

15.11

15.11

15.14

15.13

15.20

15.21

15.20 

15.18 

15.16 

15.16

15.12 

15.11

15.13

15.16

15.16

Dec.

15.16

15.16

15 1 12

15.12 

15.15

15.15

15.15

15.10

15.15 

15.18 

15.18 

15.18 

15.20

15.22

15.26

15.28

15.28

15.27

15.25

15.20 

15.18 

15.16 

15.23

15.26 

15.32

15.34

15.35

15.34

15.32

507. 

Backhaus.

Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, W. G.

sec. 28, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49.
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 79

507 Continued.

Date

Jan. 3 

19 

27

Feb. 2 

8 

15

Water 

level

13.50 

11.71 

9.18 

11.66 

11.99 

10.16

Date

Mar. 28 

May 9 

17 

July 5 

Aug. 24

Water 

level

11.86 

8.91 

7.27 

9.70 

11.70

Date

Aug. 31 

Sept. 8 

15 

22 

30

Water 

level

14.06 

11.24 

10.64 

10.42 

11.20

Date

Oct. 7 

14 

21 

Nov. 4 

11

Water 

level

11.30 

11.55 

13.86 

12.32 

14.47

821. City of Mchita, 

available: 1939-49.

corner sec. 6, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8 

Mar. 28

21.38 

21.36 

21.21 

21.26

July 5 

Aug. 31 

Sept. 8 

22

20.99 

21.35 

21.40 

21.43

Sept. 30 

Oct. 7 

14

21.47 

21.47 

21.52

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

26.56 

21.70 

21.83

839. City of Wichita. NE. comer sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1938-49.

Feb 

Mar

SE.

Jan

Feb

. 1 

. 31

15.43 

15.92

May 

June

31

.27

13. 

10.

872. Owner of well, city of 

corner sec. 31, T. 23 S., R.

. 5

. 1

33.71

33.70

Mar.

May

31

31

33.

33.

86 | 

18 I

July 

Nov.

25 

10

13.01 | Dec. 

16.72 1

1 16.82

Wichita; owner of property, D. C. Buller 

2 W. Records available: 1939-49.

82 I

04 1

June

July

27

25

31.96 [ Oct.

31.88 1

7 31.00

873. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, D. C. Buller. 

SE. corner sec. 31, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 34.86; Apr. 4, 32.83; July 8, 33.76.

874. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, D. C. Buller. 

SE. corner sec. 31, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 44.39; Apr. 4, 43.66; July 8, 43.53.

878. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, C. Cadwell. 

SE. corner sec. 1, T. 24 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8

29.43 

29.45 

29.56

Mar. 28 

July 5 

AUE. 31

27.89 

27.33 

27.24

Sept, 30 

Oct. 7 

14

27.21 

27.20 

26.22

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

27.25 

27.34

879. Owner of well city of Wichita; owner of property, C. Cadwell. 

SE. comer sec. 1, T. 24 ., R. 3 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8

26.07 

26.13 

26.24

Mar. 

July o 

Auc. 31

29.69 

30.24 

29.74

Sept. 30 

Oct. 7 

14

29.93 

29.89 

30.13

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

30.21 

30.20

883. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Maggie 

Holle. NW. corner sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-43

Jan. 

Feb.

5

1

21.94 1 

21.81 1

Mar. 

May

31 

31

22.00 1 

20.27 1

June 

July

27 

25

20.36 

20.58

Oct. 7 21.77

884. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Maggie 

Holle. NW. corner sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 HT. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 21.90; Apr. 4, 22.54; July 8, 21.83.

885. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, Maggie Holle, 

NW. corner sec. 26, T-. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 22.70; Apr. 4, 22.90; July 8, 22.46.

886. Owner of well, city of Wichita; owner of property, B. H. Haiber, 

NB. corner NWj sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49.
80 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

886 Continued.

Date

Jan. 5 

31 

Feb. 1 

28 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

17.69 

17.57 

17.57 

17.64 

17.72

Date

Apr. 30 

May 31 

June 27 

28 

July 25

Water 

level

17.20 

16.36 

16.41 

16.41 

15.58

Date

July 27 

Aug. 25 

Sept .26 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

15.58 

17.15 

16.24 

17.07

Date

Oct. 28 

Nov. 10 

25 

Dec. 24

Water 

level

16.64 

17.73 

17.63 

15.96

887. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, P. H. Halber. 

NE. corner NWj sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 5 

Feb. 1

18.39 

18.43

Mar. 31 

May 31

18.38 | June 27 

17.26 I July 25

17.32 | Oct. 7 

16.48 I

18.39

894. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, H. A. 

LawrenceNE. corner sec. 18, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 24.13; Apr. 4, 23.67; July 8, 23.46.

895. Owner of well, city of Wlchlta; owner of property, H. A. Lawrence, 

NE. corner sec. 18, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1939-49. 

Jan. 5, 27.08; Apr. 4, 25.04; July 8, 25.33; Oct. 7, 24.25.

1186. City of Wlchlta. SW. corner sec. 13, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1942-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8 

15

12.35 

12.26 

12.22 

12.14

Mar. 28 

July 5 

Aug. 31 

SeDt.15

11.57 

10.87 

11.60 

11.97

Sept. 30 

Oct. 7 

14

11.74 

11.97 

12.04

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

12.06 

12.20 

12.39

1189. City of Wichlta. STf. corner sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 ff. Records available: 1942-46, 1949. Measurements resumed Mar. 25, 1949. 

Mar. 25, 12.58; Oct. 13, 13.46.

1192. City of Wlchlta. SEjSEi sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Jan. 5, 15.47; Apr. 4, 15.29.

2072. Owner Peter Hoops and others; tenant, N. T. Unruh. 

sec. 5, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1943-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8

36.23 

36.21 

36.19

Mar. 28 

July 5 

AUK. 31

36.25 

36,29 

36.25

Sept. 30 

act. 7 

14

36.62 

36.70 

37.01

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

36.61 

36.65 

36.70

M-l. City of Wichlta. NW. corner sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 

ords available: 1940-49.

2 W. RecDate

Jan. 5 

July 8

Water 

level

69.06 

32.01

Date

Sept. 2 

30

Water 

level

31.00 

103.00

Date

Oct. 31 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

97.00 

32.00

ords

Sept

ords

Jan. 

Ar>r.

M-la. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1940-49.

5 

. 2

34.82 I Sept 

28.08 I Oct.

M-lb. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1940-49.

5 

4

33.63 J Sept 

33.53 I

NW. corner sec

.30 

31

38 

31

NW. corner sec

. 2 

30

27 

27

. 29,

.85 I 

.571

. 29,

.41 1 

.20 I

T. 23

Dec.

T. 23

Oct. 

Dec.

S., R. 2 W. Rec1 28.12

S., R. 2 W. .Rec31

1

36.36 

29.58

M-2. City of Wlchita. Nffl/iSWj sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. 

available: 1940-49.

Records

Jan. 

July S

104.3 1 

34.12 !

Sept . 2 

30

155.00 

41.60

Oct. 

Dec.

31

1

41.00 

100.50
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 81

M-2a. City of Wlchlta. NW^SW| sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1940-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

36.46 

32.18

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

36.96 

32.10

Date

Dec. 1

Water 

level

32.39

M-2b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

4

36.58 I! 

36.37 1

Sept . 2 

30

36.95 

37.66

Oct. 

Dec.

31 

1

37.05 

37.01

M-2c. City of Wlchlta. NWlSWj sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1946-49. Jan. 5, 36.33; Sept. 2, 32.10; Sept. 30, 36.82; 

Dec. 1, 32.28.

M-3. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

July

75.96

43.82

Sept. 2 

50

[111.5 

I 40.00

Oct. 31 

Dec. 1

43.50

42.50

M-3a. City of Wlchlta. 

ords available: 1940-49.

I sec. 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. RecJan. 

Sept.

5 

2

47.08 | 

44.90 1

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

36.93 

40.49

Dec. 1 39.66

M-3b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1940-49.

sec* 29, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

4

45.69 I 

45.18 11

Sept . 2

30

48.96 

40.30

Oct. 

Dec.

31

1

44.55 

44.72

M-4. City of Wlchlta. SE. corner sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Jan. 

July

5 

8

81.22 I 

42.21 1

Sept. 2 

30

45.62 

41.62

Oct. 31 

Dec f 1

47.58 

46.00

M-4a. City of Wlchlta. 

ords available: 1940-49.

SE. corner sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. RecJan. 

Sept.

5 

2

50.16 1 

42.77 1

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

39.96 

42.58

| Dec. 1 42.40

M-4b. City of Tllchlta. 

ords available: 1940-49.

SE. corner sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. RecJan. 5 

Apr. 4

M-5. 

available:

45.56 I 

44.09 1

Sept

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49 .

July 8 

Sept. 2

M-5a. 

available:

31.91 I 

127.00 I

Sept 

Oct.

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49 .

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-5b. 

available:

35.48 ! 

33.08 1

Sept 

Oct.

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49.

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

33.69 1 

33.26 1

Sept

. 2

30

NWiSW| sec.

.30 

31

NWiSW|- sec.

.30 

31

NTil^SWi sec.

. 2 

30

43.72 1 Oct. 

40.46 1 Dec.

32, T. 23 S.,

42.00 1 Bee. 

106,00 I

32, T. 23 S.

42.06 1 Dec. 

33.73 1

32, T. 23 S.

32.70 I Oct. 

31.90 1 Dec.

31 

1

42.68 

42.61

R. 2 W. Records

1 104.00

, R. 2 W. Records

1 33.60

, R. 2 W. Records

31

1

33.37 

33.28
82 WATER LBVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-6. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 32, T. 23 S., R. 2 Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

"Water 

level

91.24 

105.00

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

SI. 50 

85.50

Date

Dec. 1

Water 

level

84.00

M-6a. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-6b. 

available:

City of Wichita. SM^SI^- sec. 

1940-49.

36, 55 | Sept. 30 

33.80 I Oct. 31

City of Wichita. SWisWj sec. 

1940-49.

32, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

32.70 J Nov. 30 

35.44 II

35.38

32, T. 23 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

S6.49 

35.73

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

35.83 

34.26

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

32.34 

34.96

Date

Dec. 1

Water 

level

34.90

15-7. City of Wichita. NW. corner 

Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 HI.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

31.61 

26.00

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

46.00 

26.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

27.00

M-7a. City of Wichita. NW. corner SWj sec. 16, T. 24 S. 

Records available: 1940-49.

, R. 2 W.

Jan. 

Sept.

5 

2

22.90 

27.10

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

27.92 1 

23.85

Nov. 30 25.02

M-7b. City of Wichita. NW. corner 

Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.

Apr. 

July

4

8

24.08 [ 

23.98 I

Sept . 2 

30

23.75 

25.74

Oct. 

Nov.

31 

30

24.13 

25.12

available:

City of Wichita. SE^NE^ 

1940-49.

sec. 6, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-8a. 

available:

86 

33

City of 

1940-49

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-8b 

available

32 

30

71 ty of 

L940-49

.23 

.12

Sept 

Oct.

Wichita.

.86 

.05

Sept 

Oct.

Hi chit a.

.30 

31

32 

33

SE^NEi sec. 6,

.30 

31

30 

30

SEiNEi sec. 6,

.00

f oo

T.

..48 

.88

T.

I! Dec. 1 33.00

24 S., R. 2 If. Records

II Dec. 1 30.84

24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date lter .Luvel

Jan. 5 | 30.98 

Apr. 4 1 29.99

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

29.76 

28.68

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

28.93 

29.52

Date

Dec. 1

Water 

level

29.51

M-9. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

sec. 6, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

56.57 

31.00

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

76.00 

30.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

30.50
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 83

M-9a. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49.

NWjNWi sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

30.19

28.50

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

28.70 

27.89

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

28.07

M-9b. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49.

sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Dat-P Water 

Date level

Jan. 5 29 .84 

Apr. 4 28.86

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

29.13 

27.34

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

28.23 

26.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

26.92

M-10. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49.

sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

70.96 

86.30

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

87.00 

33.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

}.evel

88.00

M-lOa. 

available:

City of 

194O-49.

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-lOb. 

available:

32. 

34.

City of 

1940-49 .

Wlchlta.

11 j 

25 1

Sept 

Oct.

Wlchlta.

NE^NHVj- sec. 8, T.

.30 

31

32.94 

30.94

NB^NWJ sec. 8, T.

24 S.

Nov.

24 S.

, R. 2 Tff, Records

30 33.30

, R. 2 W. Records

Date Wate nr level

Jan. 5 30.69 

Apr. 4 30.58

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

30.22 

30.83

T,-^- Water 

Date level

Sept .30 29.96 

Oct. 31 29.69

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

29.82

M-ll. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49.

SWjNWj- sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

40.93 

52.81

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

25.92 

24.75

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

54.14

M-lla. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-llb. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. SW^NW^ sec. 8. T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records 

1940-49.

26.96 | 

26.13 I

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

24.67 1 Nov. 30 

24.64 1

26.49

City of Wlchlta. SWiNWj sec. 8, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records 

1940-49 .

Date Water 

level

Jan. 5 27.06 

Apr. 4 26.91

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

26.70 

27.45

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

25.90 

24.84

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

26.52

M-12. 

available:

City of Wlchlta. 

1940-49 .

sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

61.92 

82.00

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

30.00 

29.56

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

27.00
84 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-12a. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

34.84 

35.43

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

28.42 

29.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

27.30

M-12b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

35.27 

34.97

Bate

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

34.51 

36.10

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

29.52 

30.19

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

28.38

M-13. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

sec. 17, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Hecords

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

41.79 

61.26

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

61. 32 

62.42

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

24.92

M-13a. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

f sec. 17, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Sect*

5 

2

27.57 

25.70

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

25.70 j 

25.53 I

Nov. 30 24.32

M-13b. City of Wichita. 

Records available: 1940-49.

NW. corner sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Wat«r 

level

27.44 

26.87

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

23.98 

26.34

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

26.10 

25.65

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

25.39

M-14. City of Wichita. 

Records available: 1940-49.

NW. corner sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

59.08 

53.00

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

29.00 

51.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

26.00

M-14a. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

i sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

TTan. 

Sept.

5 

2

34 

34

.16 

,98

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

30 

31

.00 

.67

Nov. 30 26.58

M-14b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

t sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

33.06 

32.78

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

32.29 

31.70

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

28.59 

28.98

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

26.76

M-15. City of Wichita. 

Records available: 1940-49.

SB. corner sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.

Date

Jan, 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

73.28 

28.27

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

53.00 

53.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

54.00
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 85

M-15a.. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 6

Water 

level

33.11 

26.86

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

30.09 

31.25

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

30.76

M-15b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

n 4-^ Water 

Date level

Jan. 5 30.90 

Apr. 4 30.72

Date

July 8 

Sent. 2

Water 

level

30.11 

27.85

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

30.65 

31.60

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

30.98

M-16. City of Wichita. 

Records available: 1940-49.

SE. corner SE^ sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 2 W.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

59.56 

65.50

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

27.00 

29.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

29.50

M-16a. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

30.73 

28.10

SEiSEi sec. 9, T. 24 S.,

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

M-16b. City of Wichita 

available: 1940-49*

5JS

Jan. 5 24.47 

Apr. 4 24. 19

Date

July 

Sept.

8 

2

M-17. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

Date

Jan, 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

47.16 

16.00

23.78 

24.65

R. 2 W. Records

Nov. 30

SEiSEj sec. 9, T. 24 S.,

Water 

level ]

24.08 £ 

22.48 (

Date

Sept .30 

3ct. 31

Water 

level

22.28 

22.72

NE|SEi sec. 16, T. 24 S.,

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

M-17a. City of Wiehita. 

available: 1940-49.

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

17.43 

14.60

Water 

level

15.50 

56.00

24.26

R. 2 W. Records

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

22.86

R. 2 W. Records

Date

Nov. 30

NE^SEi sec. 16, T. 24 S.

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

M-17b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

Date Water Date level

Jan. 5 14.80 

Apr. 4 14.61

Date

July 

Sept.

8 

2

M-18. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

14.43 

16.19

Water 

level

18.00

, R. 2 W. Records

Nov. 30

NB?SEj sec. 16, T. 24 S.

Water 

level l

14.26 i 

13.18 (

Date

Sept .30 

)ct. 31

Water 

level

13.06 

14.59

SE^ST^- sec. 22, T. 24 S.,

16.13

, R. 2 W. Records

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

14.65

R, 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

50.08 

18.84

Date

Sept, 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

54.32 

19.05

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

52.40
WATER. LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-18a. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

i sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan, 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

29.59 

17.80,

Date

Sent. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

33.50 

18.03

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

11.79

M-18b. 

avallable:

City of Wichita, 

1940-49.

SE|SW| sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

24.04 

23.36

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

22.69

17.30

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

25.24 

17.57

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

25.73

M-19, 

available:

City of mchita. 

1940-49.

NEfNEi sec. 27, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level35.98 

46.35

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

43.73 

45.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

19.79

M-19a. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-19b. 

available:

City of Wichita, 

1940-49.

22.36 | Sept 

22.60 I Oct.

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

NEiNSi sec. 27, T.

.30 

31

23.60 1 

24.11 1

NEiNEi sec. 27, T.

24 S., R. 2 W.

Nov. 30

24 S., R. 2 W.

Record

21.12

Record

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

20.59 

20.49

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

20.36 

19.82

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

20.77 

20.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

19.94

M-20, 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

sec. 8, T. 24 S., F, 2 W. Records

Date

Jan, 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

59.94 

31.50

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

77.00 

78.00

Date

Nov. '50

Water 

level

29.00

M-20s. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

M-20b. 

available:

City of Wichita. NWj-SE^ sec. 8 T. 24 

1940-49.

28.58 I Sept. 30 29.60 N 

29.90 I Oct. 31 28,83

City of Wichita. NWiSE^ sec. 8, T. 24 

1940-49.

S., R. 2 W. Records

ov. 30 28.35

S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

28.91 

28.78

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water II ^ ._ level Date

28.86 Sept. 30 

30.00 II Oct. 31

Water 

level

30.10 

30.09

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

29.00

M-21. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

32.69 

44.00

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

20.10 

17.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

39.00
KANSAS, HARVEY COUNTY 87

M-21a. 

available:

City of Wi chita. 

1940-49.

^- sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sect. 2

Water 

level

24.09 

25.10

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

19.06 

17.37

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

23.82

M-21b. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

SW|SW| sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Acr. 4

Water 

level

20.82 

20.50

Date

July 8 

Set>t. 2

Water 

level

20.09 

21.50

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

18.63 

17.04

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

20.82

M-22. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

sec. 26, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sent. 2

Water 

level

42.86 

52.80

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

53.35 

53.20

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

53.02

M-22a. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sent. 2

M-22b. 

available:

City of Wichita. SWjSEi sec. 26, T. 24 S 

1940-49.

24.56 1 

26f 17 |

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

26.46 1 Nov. 

25.14 I

City of Wichita. SE^SWi sec. 26, T. 24 S 

1940-49 .

., R. 2 W.

30

., R. 2 W.

Record

25.70

Record

Date

Jan. 5 

Acr. 4

Water 

level

23.69 

23.33

Date

July 8 

Sent. 2

Water 

level

23.06 

21.50

Date

Sept.. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

21.36 

20.30

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

21.15

M-23. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

i sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sent. 2

Water 

level

45.14 

15.50

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water

level

14.86 

14.00

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

16.10

M-23a. 

available:

Jan. 5 

Sent. 2

M-23b. 

available:

City of Wichita. SE^NEi sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Record 

1940-49.

20.77 1 Sept. 30 

14.00 1 Oct. 31

14.47 ! Nov. 30 

15.68 1

15.70

City of Wichita. SE^NEi sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Record! 

1940-49 .

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water

level

20.33 

20.19

Date

July 8 

Sect. 2

Water 

level

19.96 

13.40

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

13.78 

14.84

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

14.96

M-24. 

available:

City of Wichita. 

1940-49.

SBjSEi sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Sent . 2

Water 

level

41.26 

15.00

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

15.50 

16.50

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

15.00

M-24a. 

available:

City of 

1940-49.

Wichita. SEjSEi sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-24a Continued.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept, 2

Water 

level

17. 79 

14.55

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

14.82 

15.42

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

15.60

M-24b. City of Wichita. SE^SE^ sec. 35, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. 

available: 1940-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

16.90 

16.26

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

15.38 

17.07

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

17.50 

17.70

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

17.60

M-25. City of Wichita. SWjSEi sec. 36, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1940-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Sept. 2

later 

level

40.53 

10.30

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

11.00 

58.62

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

58.00

M-25a. City of Wichita. SE^SE^ sec. 36, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records 

available: 1940-49.

Jan. 

Sept.

5 

2

12.81 

9.70 I

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

10.08 

13.08

Nov. 30 13.83

M-25b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1940-49.

i sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

'Apr. 4

Water 

level

12.68 

12.53

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

12.41 

12.00

Date

Sept, 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

11.53 

14.36

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

14.06

M-26. City of Wichita. SW^NEi sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

well, diameter 18 inches. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above 

land-surface datum. Records available: 1949.

Date

July 8 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

13.96 

64.00

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

65.00 

65.00

Date'

Nov. 30

Water 

level

18.00

M-26a. City of Wichita. SWj-NW^ sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

well, diameter 1.25 inches. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.8 feet above 

land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. Sept. 2, 16.40; Sept. 30, 

17.26j Oct. 31, 18.08j Nov. 30, 15.99.

M026b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 22, T. 24 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

14.42

14,36

Sept, 2 

Sept,30

13.80

14.64

Oct. 31 

Nov. 50

15.61

14.72

Haskell Count? 

By Janet S. Olson

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record, 

in 5 wells in Haskell Count?

Well

6 ' 7 

10 

11 

12

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9 

9 

9 

9

Highest 

level

154.73 

187.08 

47.96 

183.81 

179.40

Date

Nov. 20, 1946 

Aug. 17, 1948 

Aug. 9, 1943 

May 19, 1949 

Nov. 3. 1941

Lowest 

level

158.66 

189.34 

53.90 

187.34 

184.88

Date

Feb. 6, 1946 

May 19, 1949 

May 19, 1949 

Aug. 16, 1949 

NOV. 24. 1947
KANSAS, HODGEMAN COUNTY

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water levels, in 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Haskell 

County

Well

6 

7 

10 

11 

12

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.93 

2.26 

5.94 

3.53 

5.48

Net rise (+) or 

net decline ( - ) 

in 1949

-0.71 

+1.11 

+ .77 

-1.03 

+4.68

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-1.93 

+ .36 

+ .90 

-2.70 

+ .39

6. Copeland State Bank. NE%NEt sec. 11, T. 29 S., R. 31 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Feb. 8, 156.17; May 19, 156.13; Aug. 16. 156.13; 

Nov. 15, 158.08.

7. Etta McCoy. NWjNW| sec. 2, T. 30 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 

1941-49. Feb. 8, 187.28; May 19, 189.34; Aug. 16, 187.15; Nov. 15, 187.14.

10. Eli Stoops. SE|NWi sec. 33, T. 30 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Feb. 8 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

50.25 

50.08 

50.10

Date

Apr. 7 

May 19 

June 20

Water 

level

50.17 

53.90 

48.74

Date

July 13 

Aug. 16 

Sept .20

Water 

level

49.30 

48.10 

48.23

Date

Oct. 25 

Nov. 15 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

48.49 

48.74 

48.97

11. L. C. Leonard. SE^SW^ sec. 20, T. 30 S.. R. 32 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Feb. 8, 184.41; May 19, 183.81; Aug. 16, 187.34.

12. Sybol Smith. STi^Sl^ sec. 11, T. 30 S., R. ^2 W. Records available: 1941-49. May 19, 184.79; Aug. 16, 180.68; Nov. 15, 180.07.

Hodgeman County 

By Janet S. Olson

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Hodgeman County

Well

3 

4 

5

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9 

9

Highest 

level

28.89 

19.55 

26.37

Date

Oct. 21, 1948 

Oct. 21, 1948 

June 23, 1949

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, for 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Hodgeman 

County

Well

3 

4 

5

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.88 

7.97 

9.71

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.42 

-1.30 

+2.39

Net rise for 

period of 

record

5.38 

6.18 

3.17

3. W. J. Fox. Slfl%SW^ sec. 12, T. 21 S. R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 28.90; Apr. 22, 28.84; Oct. 21, 29.31.

4.. William Macey. SW^SUf^ sec. 13, T. 22 S., R. 22 W. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 22.60; Apr. 22, 23.13; July 23, 19.12; Oct. 21, 

20.85.

5. Ray Klein. NW|NEj sec. 36, T. 22 S., R. 22 "W. Records available: 

1940-49.
90 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

5 Continued.

-. Water 

Date level

Jan. 14 29.75 

Feb. 11 30,35 

Mar. 11 29.00

Date

Apr. 22 

June 23

Water 

level

29.42 

26.37

Date

Aug. 19 

Sept .20

later 

level

29.59 

30.00

Date

Nov. 11 

Dec, 23

^fater 

level

29.19 

28.86

Jackaon County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 3 wells in Jack-son County

Well

5-15-22db 

7-15-3ca 

9-15-23dcb

Length of 

record 

( years )

2 

2 

2

Highest 

level

19.35 

5.85 

3.42

Date

July 15, 1949 

July 3, 1948 

Apr. 15, 1949

Lowest 

level

21.36 

7.22 

8.31

Date

Feb. 9, 1949 

Oct. 14, 1948 

Oct. 14, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record in 3 wells In Jackson 

Count?

Wells

5-15-22db 

7-15-3ca 

9-15-23dcb

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.01 

1.37 

4.89

Net rise 

in 1949

1.94 

.57 

3.81

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.87 

.22 

2.2-7

5-15-22db. Fred Bergman Estate. NWjSE^ sec. 22, T. 5 S., R. 15 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 21.36; Apr. 18, 20.22; June 13, 

19.95; July 15, 19.35.

7-15-3ca. Fred Shafer. NWj of sec. 3, T. 73., R. 15 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 5.91; Apr. 15, 5.88; June 13, 5.93; July 15, 

5.95.

9-15-23dcb. B. F. Albright. NWiSW^SEt sec. 23, T. 9 S., R. 15 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 5.59; Apr. 15, 3.42; June 13, 5.99; 

July 15, 3.96.

Jefferson County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Jefferson County

Well

ll-19-27bcc 

ll-19-29bc

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

Highest 

level

23.66 

12.67

Date

July 15, 1949 

July 15, 1949

Lowest 

level

27.43 

24.87

Date

Nov. 27, 1948 

Nov. 27, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Jefferson 

County

Well

ll-19-27bcc 

ll-19-29bc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels 

3.77 

12.20

Net rise 

in 1949

3.77 

12.10

Net rise for 

period of 

record

2.74 

8.78

ll-19-27bcc. School district. SW£SW|Nfl£ sec. 27, T. 11 S., R. 19 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 26.45; Apr. 15, 24.48; June 13, 

25.48; July 15, 23.66.

ll-19-29bc. Bill Green. SHI^NWj sec. 29, T. 11 S., R. 19 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 23.01; Apr. 15, 15.00; June 13, 17.31; 

July 15, 12.67.
KANSAS, JEWELL COUNTY 91

Jewell County 

By Janet S. Olson

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

In 22 wells In Jewell Count?

record

Well

6 

8 

12 

14 

22

30 

34 

41 

44 

45

46 

47 

48 

49 

64

65 

66 

69 

l-6-5da 

l-6-5dd

1-7-lbb 

1-7- 2da

Length of 

record 

( years )

15

15 

15 

15 

15

15 

15 

14 

14 

14

14 

14 

14 

13 

13

13 

13 

12 

3 

3

3 

3

Highest 

level

36.60 

3.87 

54.62 

14.53 

9.38

17.08 

5.88 

10.27 

5.00 

18.24

.36 

.98 

6,66 

13.15 

53.00

9.62 

8.67 

6.31 

3.80 

9.14

4.29 

1.57

Date

Oct. 26, 1949 

June 24, 1947 

June 24, 1947 

June 24, 1947 

June 24, 1947

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949 

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 2, 1944 

June 24, 1947

June 24, 1947 

June 24, 1947 

Apr. 25, 1947 

June 24, 1947 

June 24, 1947

Nov. 23, 1942 

June 24, 1947 

Sept. 17, 1946 

June 20, 1949 

Aug. 19. 1948

June 20, 1949 

June 20, 1949

Lowest 

level

46.76 

68.06 

77.79 

46.69 

25.68

43.45 

33.92 

27.38 

24.03 

34.39

17.54 

13.84 

27.19 

46.83 

65.90

38.10 

27.55 

24.50 

9.90 

30.65

10.80 

8.00

Date

Oct. 13, 1937 

Aug. 23, 1934 

June 8, 1938 

Mar. 20, 1934 

Aue. 10, 1934

Sept. 20", 1940 

Aug. 19, 1940 

May 23, 1941 

May 9, 1935 

Dec. 21, 1940

Aug. 30, 1934 

May 9, 1935 

Oct. 25, 1934 

Nov. 24, 1934 

Jan. 19 f 1938

Aug. 20, 1940 

Oct. 23 1940 

Aug. 19, 1940 

Dec. 21 1948 

May 20. 1948

Nov. 2, 1948 

Dec. 21, 1948

Difference between highest and 

In water level, for 1949 and 

County

lowest recorded water levels and net change 

for* period of record, In 22 wells In Jewell

Well

6 

8 

12 

14 

22

30 

34 

41 

44 

45

46 

47 

48 

49 

64

65 

66 

69 

l-6-5da 

l-6-5dd

1-7-lbb 

l-7-2da

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

10.16 

64.19 

23.17 

32.16 

16.30

26.37 

28.04 

17.11 

19.03 

16.15

17.18 

12.86 

20.53 

33.68 

12.90

28.48 

18.88 

18.19 

6.10 

21.51

6.51 

6.43

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1949

-2.63 

+6.?6 

+ .59 

-.05 

+1.53

+6.45 

+ 6.30 

+2.44 

+ .72 

+1.38

+1.09 

+1.60 

+4.65 

+6.28 

+ .55

+ .85 

+ 1.97 

+9.93 

+ 1.47 

-2.?2

+ .12 

+ 1.09

Net rise { + ) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+3.76 

+24.58 

+10.08 

+23.30 

+11.66

+21.00 

+ 7.67 

+ 11.82 

+11.31 

+12.18

+ 4.28 

+3.59 

+ 1.46 

+ 5.98 

+7.94

+25.37 

+9.93 

+9.83 

+ .47 

+ 11.48

-.51 

-.01

6. H. C. Doud. 

1935-44, 1946-49.

sec. 5, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records available:

Date

Apr. 22 

July 1

Water 

level

37.82 

36.46

Date

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

37.07 

36.60

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

37.57
92 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

8. Will Zadlna. NWiSWj sec. 17, T. 3 S., R. 9 Ml. Records available: 

1935-44, 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 22 

July 1

Water 

,_ level

18.73 

7.64

Date

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

13.96 

15.20

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

17.37

12. M. W. Howe. Lot 4 of sec. 30, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1Q?IR_AQ 1935-49.

Apr. 

July

22

1

61.93 

56.50

Aug. 

Oct.

31

26

62.32 

63.20

Dec. 28 64.70

14. C. Walker. SE^SE^ sec. 24, T. 3 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 

1935-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 

July

22

1

21.56 

19.10

1 Aug. 

1 Oct.

31 

26

1 20.90 

1 21.62

Dec. 28 22.35

able

22. Meyer Miles. NW|NEi sec. 10, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records avail- 

: 1935-49.

Apr. 

July

22

1

12.12 

10.25

| Aug. 

1 Oct.

31 

26

10.89 

10.66

Dec. 25 11.36

30. Fred Van Wye. NEiSW| sec. 28, T. 4 S. R. 9 ^. Records available: TQ!^R_AQ 1955-49.

Date

Jan. 25 

Feb. 25 

Mar. 25

Water 

level

25.65 

23.28 

18.97

Date

Apr. 28 

May 25 

June 25

Water 

level

19.10 

18.10 

17.20

Date

July 25 

Aug. 25 

Sect .25

Water 

level

17.29 

18.95 

19.30

Date

Oct. 25 

Nov. 25 

Dec. 25

Water 

level

18.10 

19.60 

17.90

34. Glen Kindler. SE^SE^ sec. 18, T. 3 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1936-49.

Date

Apr. 22 

July 1

Water 

level

6.56 

5.88

Date

Aug. 51 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

8.20 

9.28

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

10.50

41. Walter Dietz. Lot 16 of sec. 6, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1935-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 22 

July 1

12.23

11.34

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

13.04

13.38

Dec. 23 12.78

44. Cleo Simple. SE^SW| sec. 13, T. 4 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1935-49, Apr. 22, 9.07; July 1, 9.40; Oct. 26, 9.08.

45. Victor Yapp. NEjSWi sec. 24, T. 4 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1935-49.

Apr. 

July

22 

1

19.55 

19.13

Aug. 

Oct.

31 

26

20.57 

20.10

I Dec. 23 19.76

46. Ralph Wierenga. Lot 3 of sec. 19, T. 5 S., R. 9 flf. Records 

available: 1936-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 22 

Julv 1

3.20

2.86

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

4.60

4.34

Dec. 23 4.50

47. Meyer Miles. SEj-SW^ sec. 3, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 192S-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 22 

July 1

6.90

5.52

Aug. 51 

Oct. 26

6.12

5.48

Dec. 28 6.04
KANSAS, JEWEL! COUNTY 93

48. Prank Rogers. SW^SWj sec. 23, T. 4 S., R. 10 W. Records available: 1935-49. Apr. 22, 14.45. Measurements discontinued Apr. 22, 1949.

49. E. Underwood. SW^NEi sec. 5, T. 3 S. R. 9 W. Records available: 1935-44, 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 22 

July 1

Water 

level

17.74 

13.92

Date

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

16.69 

15.47

Date

Dec. 23

Water 

level

16.52

64. Chris Vandeventer, former owner. SE^SWj sec. 6, T. 3 S., 

R. 8 II. Records available: 1937-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 

July

22

1

56.04 

56.23

Aug. 

Oct.

31 

26

57.41 

56.14

I Dec. 23 I 57.23

65. Mrs. B. M. Parkhurst. SE^SEi sec. 23. T. 3 S., R. 9 HI. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Apr. 22 

July 1

10.89

10.85

Aug. 31 

Oct. 26

11.59

10.75

Dec. 25 10.75

66. A. E. Cook farm. SEfNEi sec. 1, T. 5 S., R. 10 W. Records 

available: 1957-44, 1946-49. Measuring point beginning August 1949, top 

of casing south side, 2.5 feet below old measuring point, 2.5 feet above 

land-surface datum. Apr. 22, 13.46; July 1, 12.48; Aug. 51, 15.57; 

Oct. 26, 23.21.

69. Walter Dietz. NW^ lot 2 of sec. 7, T. 5 S., R. 9 W. Records 

available: 1937-44, 1946-49.

Apr. 22 

July 1

10.18

9.81

Aug. 51 

Oct. 26

10.17

9.82

Dec. 23 10.40

l-6-5da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NE^NE^ sec. 5, 

T. 1 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Mar. 24 

Apr. 27 

Mav 26

Water 

level

8.58 

8.55 

5.65

Date

June 20 

July 29 

Aug. 17

Water 

level

3.80 

6.94 

7.75

Date

Sept. 25 

Oct. 28 

Nov. 12

Water 

level

7.58 

6.98 

7.62

Date

Dec. 5 

28

Water 

level

8.09 

8.43

l-6-5dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEjSEi sec. 5, 

 T. IS., R. 6 W. Bored observation well, diameter 1.25 inches. Measuring 

point, top of 1^-Inch pipe, 5.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records 

available: 1947-49. '

Date

Oct. 15, 1947 

Nov. 14 

Dec. 17 

Jan. 15, 1948 

Feb. 20 

Mar. 25 

May 20 

Julv 26

Water 

level

30.20 

50.25 

50.59 

50.57 

50.58 

29.94 

50.65 

15.51

Date

Aug. 19, 1948 

Sept. 25 

Nov. 2 

Dec. 21 

Feb. 7, 1949 

Mar. 24 

Apr. 27 

Mav 26

Water 

level

9.14 

19.00 

10.52 

16.40 

18.55 

17.61 

18.96 

14.15

Date

June 20 1949 

July 29 

Aug. 17 

Sept. 23 

Oct. 28 

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

Water 

level

18.65 

18.32 

18.65 

18.07 

17.47 

18.09 

18.47 

18.72

1-7-Ibb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

T. 1 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1948-49.

NWj-NWi sec. 1,

Date

Feb. 7 

liar. 24 

Ar>r. 27

Water 

level

10.25 

8.78 

8.70

Date

May 26 

June 20 

Julv 29

Water 

level

7.50 

4.29 

7.99

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 28

Water 

level

9.02 

9.47 

9.97

Date

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

Water

level

10.15 

10.40 

10.44
94 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-7-2da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

T. IS., R. 7 W. Records available: 1948-49.

aec. 2,

Date

Feb. 7 

Mar. 24 

Apr. 27

Water 

level

7.89 

7.06 

6.62

Date

May 26 

June 20 

Julv 29

Water 

level

5.10 

1.57 

4.42

Date

Aug. 17 

S ept. 23 

Oct. 28

Water 

level

5.27 

6.16 

5.57

Date

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

Water 

level

6.10 

6.51 

6.91

Johnson County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 3 wells in Johnson County

Well

12-23-29bcc 

12-25-31aaa 

14-25-8bb

Length of 

record 

L (years)

2 

2 

2

Highest 

level

2.80 

1.86 

2.37

Date

June 10, 1949 

May 4, 1948 

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

8.39 

2.46 

10.48

Date .

Oct. 15, 1948 

Nov. 26, 1948 

Nov. 26, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Johnson 

Count?

Well

12-23-29bcc 

12-25-31aaa 

14-25-8bb

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.59 

.60 

8.11

Net rise 

in 1949

3.35

.11 

5.89

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.48 

-.49 

-1.75

12-23-29bcc. William Johnson. STUfiSWtNWj sec. 29, T. 12 S. R. 23 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 2.94; Apr. 18, 3.17; June 10, 2.80; 

July 21, 4.82.

12-25-31aaa. C. M. Webb. HE^NEiNE^ sec. 31, T. 12 S., R. 25 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 1.99; Apr. 18, 2.18; June 10, 1.91; 

July 21, 2.35.

14-25-8bb. Mrs. Alice Allison. NW^NWi sec. 8, T. 14 S., R. 25 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 2.37; Apr. 18, 3.10; June 10, 2.59; 

July 21, 4.57.

Keamy County 

By Janet S. Ols on

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 4 wells in Kearny County

Well

13 

16 

19 

28

Length of 

record 

{ years )

10 

10 

10 

10

Highest 

level

1.47 

35.50 

130.20 

121.33

Date

May 9, 1942 

Aug. 24, 1949 

Nov. 25, 1949 

Aug. 16, 1948

Lowest 

level

8.93 

47.81 

134.67 

123.85

Date

Dec. 30, 1939 

July 3, 1941 

Nov. 15, 1945 

Feb. 19, 1940 

Oct. 22, 1940
KANSAS, KINGMAN COUNTY 95

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, for 1949 and for the period of record, in 4 wells in 

Kearnv County

Well

13 

16 

19 

28

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.76 

12.31 

4.47 

2.52

Net rise ( + ) or 

Net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.21 

+ 1.86 

+ .11 

-.37

Net rise for 

period of 

record

3.35 

9.98 

.67 

1.77

able:

1. R. T. Beatty. NWjNE^ sec. 34, T. 24 S. R 

1939-48. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

R. 36 W. Records avail2. C. E. Worthen. SE^SE^ sec. 16, T. 24 S., R. 36 W. 

available: 1939-48. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

Records

13. D. S. Nicholson. NWjNWi sec . 

available: 1939-48.

15, T. 25 S., R. 37 W. Records

Date

Jan. 17 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 21

Water 

level

5.22

5.15 

5.36

Date

Apr. 25 

May 25 

June 27

Water 

level

5.15 

5.05 

4.76

Date

July 18 

Aug. 24 

Sect. 23

Water 

level

5.03 

5.15 

5.15

Date

Oct. 26 

Nov. 25 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

5.07 

5.22 

5.21

16. C. B. Campbell. SE^SE^ sec. 15, T. 23 S., R. 35 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 21, 36.78; May 25, 37.88; Aug. 24, 35.50.

19. E. M. Beymer. NE^NE^ sec. 8, T. 26 S., R. 38 W. Records available: 1939-49. Feb. 21, 130.24; Aug. 24, 133.40; Nov. 25, 130.20.

28. fjtj Harry lit*.J. M J Tate. -LtlUO * i» «£« i*^ sec. BOU « 26, tiD j T. i 22 tiO S., * > R. n 37 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 25, 121.61; Aug. 24, 122.00.

Kinsman County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 9 wells in Kingman County

record

Well

1

2

4

5

6

7

8

11

14

Length of 

record 

(years)

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

Highest 

level

11.27

7.69

58.20

19.39

25.64

42.91

5.05

5.96

11.12

Date

Mar. 31, 1943

Jan. 9, 1946

Feb. 19, 1947

Feb. 8, 1946

Oct. 3, 1949

Oct. 3. 1949

Oct. 3, 1949

Oct. 3, 1949

July 28, 1945

Lowest 

level

15.25

13.80

65.13

20.60

32.68

48.73

8.32

13.75

13.86

Date

Nov. 12, 1946

Nov. 20, 1946

Feb. 5, 1947

Dec. 5, 1946

Aug. 29, 1946

Sept. 25, 1948

Sept .30, 1946

July 13, 1946

Jan. 10, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 9 wells in Kingman 

County

Well

1 

2 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

11 

14

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.98 

6.11 

6.93 

1.21 

7.04 

5.82 

3.27 

7.79 

2.74

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-1.59 

-.60 

-.43 

.00 

+4.55 

+5.49 

+1.09 

+ .86 

+ .18

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-1.74 

-.54 

+4.84 

+ .10 

+5.65 

+3.63 

+ .70 

+ .67 

-1.59
96 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1. A. A. Mueller. SE^SWiSWj sec. 1, T. 30 S., R. 8 W. Records 

avai^ble: 1945-49. Jan. 4. 11.94; Mar. 29. 12.26; July 19, 12.76; 

Oct. 3, 13.53.

2. L. A. Brammer. SE^SE^ST^ sec. 3, T. 30 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 9.80; Mar. 29, 9.87; July 19, 10.08; Oct. 3, 

10.40.

4. Owner unknown. NWiNW£ sec. 9, T. 27 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 58.62; Mar. 29, 58.78; July 19, 59.63; Oct. 3, 

59.05.

5. School district. SWjSW^SWi sec. 6, T. 29 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 20.43. Measurements discontinued Jan. 4, 

1949.

6. Jane Garrett. NE^NWiNEi sec. 3, T. 29 S. R. 6 W. Records available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 30.19; Mar. 29, 28.46; July 19. 26.56; Oct. 3, 

25.64.

7. S. Schrag. SW^SEiSWj sec. 5, T. 27 S., R. 5 H. Records available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 48.40; Mar. 29, 46.83; July 19, 43.86; Oct. 3, 

42.91.

8. John McClure. NW|NEi sec. 10, T. 27 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 6.14; Mar. 29, 5.76; July 19, 5.59; Oct. 3, 5.05.

10. W. H. Stephens. SW^ST^SWj sec. 11, T. 30 S., R. 5 TJ. Records 

available: 1945-48. No measurement made in 1949.

11. S. Bolinger. SEiSU|Sl!l£ sec. 12, T. 28 S., R. 5 W. Records 

available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 6.82; Mar. 29, 6.84; July 19, 6.79; Oct. 3, 

5.96,

14. Rilla Marteney. SE^NEi sec. 22, T. 28 S., R. 7 W. Records 

available: 1945-49. Jan. 4, 12.89; Mar. 29, 12.71, Measurements discontinued after Mar. 29, 1949.

Kiowa County 

By Janet S. Olson 

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record,

Well

4 

7 

8 

10 

19

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9 

9 

9 

9

Highest 

level

69.61 

22.61 

18.20 

104.67 

28.76

Date

Dec. 22, 1949 

Sept. 2 2, 1949 

Dec. 22, 1949 

Sept. 18, 1945 

Dec. 22, 1949

Lowest 

level

76.07 

32.51 

26.62 

120.13 

37.30

Date

Aug. 20, 1943 

Mar. 22, 1941 

Apr. 28, 1941 

June 23, 1948 

June 19, 1945

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 5 wells in Kiowa 

Count?

Well

4 

7 

8 

10 

19

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

6.46 

9.90 

8.42 

15.51 

8.54

Net rise 

in 1949

5.10 

3.40 

3.23 

4.09 

4.41

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+5.91 

+8,52 

+7.76 

-4.24 

+10.82
KANSAS, IABETTF COUNTY 97

4. H. E. Davis. SEiNEi sec. 4, T. 28 S., R. 16 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 10, 72.42; June 22, 71.50; Sept. 22, 70.29; Dec. 22, 

69.61.

7. "A. C. Weaver. SW^Nlflfc sec. 23, T. 27 S., R. 18 OT. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 10, 26.77; June 22, 23.12; Sept. 22, 22.61; Dec. 22, 

23.73.

8. E. E. Miller. STSfcSEi sec. 18, T. 27 S., R. 18 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 10, 26.77; June 22, 23.12; Sept. 22, 22.61; Dec. 22, 

23.73.

10. J. E. Ely. SWjNWf se c. 23, T. 30 S., R. 18 W. Records available: 1940-49. Mar. 9, 115.30; June 21, 112.31; Aug. 22, 111.84; Dec. 22, 

111.01.

19. C. Williamson. SE^NE^ sec. 23, T. 27 S., R. 17 W. Records 

available: 1944-49. Mar. 10, 32.90; Sept. 22, 28.77; Dec. 22, 28.76.

Labette County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 4 wells in Labette County

Well

1 

2 

3 

4

Length of 

record 

(years)

7 

7 

7 

7

Highest 

level

1.20 

+ .28 

.28 

4.21

Date

Oct. 1, 1945 

Aug. 1, 1948 

Aug. 1, 1948 

May 1, 1945

Lowest 

level

15.49 

13.62 

11.52 

14.77

Date

Oct. 16, 1946 

Oct. 17, 1943 

Sept. 16, 1946 

Oct. 16, 1946

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 4 wells in 

Labette County

Well

1 

2 

3 

4

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

14.29 

13.90 

11.24 

10.56

Net rise 

in 1949

2.79 

6.00 

1.88 

.41

Net decline 

for period of 

record

2.22 

.70 

2.42 

1.65

1. J. Ballah. 

able: 1942-49.

sec. 33. T. 31 S., R. 21 E. Records availDate

Jan. 2 

17 

Feb. 2 

17 

Mar. 1 

17

Water 

level

13.39 

9.28 

9.02 

7.29 

5.74 

'5.69

Date

Apr. 1 

17 

May 1 

16 

June 2 

16

Water 

level

6.12 

6.82 

6.04 

6.73 

6.14 

6.65

Date

July 1 

16 

Aug. 1 

16 

Sept . 1 

16

Water 

level

6.91 

6.08 

9.93 

11.18 

12.28 

13.08

Date

Oct. 1 

16 

Nov. 1 

16 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

11.00 

9.93 

9.02 

9.62 

10.53

2. C. Givens. NWjNWi sec. 27, T. 31 S., R. 21 E. 

1943-49.

Records available:

Jan. 2 

17 

Feb. 2 

17 

Mar. 1 

17

9.88 

1.61 

.89 

.29 

.74 

.68

Apr. 1 

17 

May 1 

16 

June 2 

16

.96 

1.64 

.83 

1.59 

1.08 

1.03

July 1 

16 

Aug. 1 

16 

Sept. 1 

16

1.34 

.87 

5.85 

7.02 

9.50 

11.43

Oct. 1 

16 

Nov. 1 

16 

Dec. 1

5.73 

1.61 

.94 

1.26 

2.34
98 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

3. B. H. Foster, 

able: 1943-« .

sec. 34, T. 31 S., R. 21 E. Records availDate

Jan. 2 

17 

Feb. 2 

17 

Mar. 1 

17

Water 

level

6.78 

1.19 

1.03 

.94 

1.98 

1.93

Date

Apr. 1 

17 

May 1 

16 

June 2 

16

Water 

level

2.06 

2.92 

1.98 

3.03 

2.02 

1.66

Date

July 1 

16 

Aug. 1 

16 

Sept. 1 

16

Water 

level

1.94 

1.44 

5.79 

6.33 

7.72 

8.33

Date

Oct. 1 

16 

Nov. 1 

16 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

6.64 

4.81 

2.80 

3.74 

4.43

4. Roy SchierBnberg. 

available: 1943-49.

SEjSWj- sec. 3, T. 32 S., R. 21 E. Records

Jan. 2 

17 

Feb. 2 

17 

Mar. 1 

17

11.20 

10.08 

9.40 

8.18 

8.04 

8.01

Apr. 1 

17 

May 1 

16 

June 2 

16

7.42 

8.12 

7.31 

8.01 

7.49 

6.98

July 1 

16 

Aug. 1 

16 

Sept. 1 

16

7.07 

6.76 

10.87 

9.98 

10.58 

10.91

Oct. 1 

16 

Nov. 1 

16 

Dec. 1

11.02 

10.73 

10.04 

10.26 

10.79

Leavenworth County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Leavenworth County

Well

8-2S-7C 

lP_22-34ad

Length of 

record 

( years )

2 

2

Highest 

level

1.44 

1.11

Date

Apr. 15, 1949 

July 3, 1948

Lowest 

level

9.53 

2.91

Date

Nov. 27, 1948 

Aug. 25, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 2 wells in 

Leavenworth County

Well

8-22-7c 

10-22-3 4ad

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

8.09 

1.80

Net rise 

in 1949

7.92 

1.35

Net rise for 

period of 

record

3.91 

1.64

8-22-7C. Mrs. Joe Kennedy. SWj- of aec. 7. T. 8 S., R. 22 E. Records available: 1943-49. Feb. 9, 4.87; Apr. 15, 1.44; June 13, 3.12; 

July 15, 1.61.

10-22-34ad. A. K. Mussett. SE^NE^ sec. 34, T. 10 S., R. 22 E. Records available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 2.75; Apr. 15, 1.54} June 13 2.18; 

July 15, 1.15.

Lincoln County

Highest and lowest water 

in 15 wells

levels for the period of record 

in Lincoln Count!

Well

ll-7-32dc 

 12-6-12cd 

12-6-16cc 

12-7-18aa 

12-7-19dd

12-7-23aa 

12-7-34ad 

12-8-6aa 

12-8-8cd 

12-3-llcb

12-9- lOad

Length of 

record 

( years )

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

3 

3 

3 

3

3

3

Highest 

level

73.18 

11.64 

20.08 

20.15 

9.80

8.36 

49.90 

5.92 

12.50 

15.62

17.90

Date

July 11, 1949 

Aug. 9, 1948 

July 11, 1949 

July 24, 1947 

July 11, 1949

Apr. 26, 1949 

Aug. 9, 1948 

Aor. 28, 1947 

July 11, 1949 

July 11, 1949

July 11, 1949

Lowest 

level

74.67 

15.52 

24.87 

23.43 

13.18

13.43 

50.84 

10.53 

14.30 

19.35

20.26

Date

Sept. 8, 1947 

Jan. 12, 1948 

Nov. 28, 1947 

Nov. 20, 1947 

Jan. 12. 1948

Jan. 12, 1948 

Feb. 21, 1947 

Sept. 8, 1947 

Jan. 12, 1948 

Jan. 12, 1948

Jan. 12, 1948 

Apr. 6, 1948
KANSAS, LINCOLN COUNTY 99

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 15 wells in Lincoln County Continued

Well

12-10-8bb 

12-10-13aa 

12-10-17ab 

12-10-21dd

Length of 

record 

(years)

3 

3 

3 

3

Highest 

level

13.52 

16.92 

24.99 

25.98

Date

July 11, 1949 

July 11, 1949 

July 11, 1949 

July 24, 1947

Lowest 

level

16.58 

24.48 

28.49 

S7.85

Date

Jan. 12, 1948 

Jan. 12, 1948 

Dec. 7, 1948 

Apr. 26, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest 

in water level, in 1949 and for the 

Lincoln Count?

recorded water levels and net change 

period of record, in 15 wells in

Well

ll-7-32dc 

12-6-12cd 

12-6-16cc 

12-7-18aa 

12-7- 19dd

12-7-23aa 

12-7-3 4ad 

12-8-6aa 

12-8-8cd 

12-8-llcb

12-9-10ad 

12-10-8bb 

12-10-13 aa 

12-10-17ab 

12-10-21dd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

' 1.49 

3.88 

4.79 

3.28 

3.38

5.07 

.94 

4.61 

1.80 

3.73

2.36 

3.06 

7.56 

3.50 

1.87

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-} 

in 1949

+0.01

-1.03 

+ 1.91 

-.25 

-.70

-.19 

-.23 

-.47 

+ .70 

-.59

-.38 

+1.03 

+ .23 

+2.99 

+ .22

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+ 0.05 

-1.21 

-1.40 

-2.42 

+ .34

+1.87 

+ .57 

-1.86 

+ .37 

-.66

+ .65 

+ .80 

+3.89 

+ .66 

-.23

ll-7-32dc. Owner unknown. 

ords available: 1947-49.

sec. 32, T. 11 S., R. 7 W. RecDate

Apr. 26 

July 11

Water 

level

73.85 

73.18

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

73.80 

73.92

Date

Dec. 27

Water 

level

74.29

12»6-12cd. Harry W. Woody, 

ords available: 1947-49.

sec. 12, T. 12 S., R. 6 W. RecApr. 26 

July 11

12.79

11.82

Aug. 22 

Oct. 25

12.82

13.49

Dec. 14 14.80

12-6-16cc. Owner unknown. SW^SW^ sec. 16, T. 12 S., R. 6 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

21.68 1 

20.08 |

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

21.92 | 

22.45 1

Dec. 27 22.58

12-7-18aa. Mr. Hendrickson. NE^NE^ sec. 18, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

21.50 

20.45

12-7-19dd. Owner 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

9.84 

9.80

1 Aug. 

1 Oct.

unknown

1 Aug. 

1 Oct.

22

25

22 

22

. SE^SEi sec.

22 

25

10 

12

.20 |

.60 {

19,

.80 1 

tl4|

Dec.

T. 12

Dec.

27 23.04

S., R. 7 W. Records

27 12.26

12-7-23aa. Owner unknown. NE^NE^ sec. 23, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

8.36 | 

9.26 1

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

10.06 1 

11.05 I

Dec. 27 11.53
100 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

12-7-3 4ad. Owner unknown. 

ords available: 1947-49.

i sec. 34, T. 12 S., R. 7 W. RecDate

A or. 26 

July 11

Water 

level

50.25 

50.15

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

50.08 

50.27

Date

Dec. 27

Water 

level

50.27

12-8-6aa. Owner unknown. NE-jNEj sec. 6, T. 12 S., R. 6 W. Records 

ava ilable: 194 7-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

6.10 1 

7.37 1

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

8.59 j 

8.18 1

Dec. 27 8.20

12-8-8cd. Owner unknown. SE^SW^ sec. 

available: 1947-49.

3, T. 12 S., R. 8 W. Records

Apr. 

July

26 

11

14.02 1 

12.50 i!

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

12.68 1 

12.85 1

Dec. 27 13.30

12-8-llcb. Owner unknown. N^STfl^ sec. 11, T. 12 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1947-49.

ADT. 

July

26 

11

16.68 1 

15.62 I

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

18.50 

18.21

Dec. 27 19.03

12- 9-10ad. Owner unknown. 

ords available: 1947-49.

sec. 10, T. 12 S., H. 9 W. RecApr. 26 

July 11

18.26

17.90

Aug. 22 

Oct. 25

18.14

18.56

Dec. 27 18.96

12-10-8bb. G. Meitler. NTflfiNW|- sec. 8, T. 12 S., R. 10 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

15.84 1 

13.52 ]

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

14.62 | 

14.90 1

Dec. 27 15.40

12-10-13aa. Saenger Estate. NE|NB^ sec. 13, T. 12 S., R. 10 W. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

19.60 1 

16.92 I

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

17.84 1 

19.22 1

Dec. 27 20.19

12-10-17ab. Gorge School district. NW^NE|- sec. 17, T. 12 S. 

R. 10W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

11

25.95 ] 

24.99 1 Oct!

22 

25

25.48 | 

25.50 1

Dec. 27 25.50

12-10-21dd. Owner unknown. 

ords available: 1947-49.

sec. 21, T. 12 S., R. 10 W. RecApr. 

July

26 

11

27.85 || 

26.42 1

Aug. 

Oct.

22 

25

26.64 1 

26.92 1

Dec. 27 la 27. 10

a Mill pumping.

Linn County

Hi^iest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Linn County

Well

19-24-36aa 

22-25-6cb 

23-25-7daa

Length of 

record 

( years )

2 

2 

2

Highest 

level

9.41 

9.91 

1.64

Date

July 6, 1948 

Apr. 18, 19« 

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

13.81 

13.21 

17.21

Date

Nov. 26, 1948 

Nov. 26, 1948 

May 5, 1948
KANSAS, MCPHERSON COUNTY 101

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Linn 

County

Well

19-24-36aa 

22-25-6cb 

23-25-Vaa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.40 

4.30 

15.5V

Net rise 

in 1949

2.48 

.74 

6.34

Net rise (+) cr 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.49 

+ .51 

+ 8.26

19-24-36aa. Mr. Newby. NB^NBi sec. 36, T. 19 S., R. 24 E. Recordsavailable: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 9.80; Apr. 18, 9.8V; June 10, 9.G8; July 21 

11.33.

22-25-3cb. E. C. Smith. NW^SWj sec. 6, T. 22 S., R. 25 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 10.83; Apr. 18, 9.91; June 10, 10.63; 

July 21, 12.4V.

23-25-Vdaa. 0. M. Grigsby. NE^NE^SE^ sec. 7, T. 23 S., R. 25 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 1.64; Apr. 18, 3.18; June 10, 6.5V; 

July 21, 8.95.

Logan County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Logan County

Well

1 

2

Length of 

record 

(years)

V 

V

Highest 

level

96.42 

59.39

Date

Jan. 22, 1944 

Oct. 13, 1948

Lowest 

level

99.29 

65.21

Date

Jan. 6, 1947 

Feb. 27, 1944

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 Logan 

County

Well

1 

2

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.87 

5.82

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.62 

-.28

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.05 

.10 '

1. Octon Estate. SVi^STI| sec. 2, T. 11 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1942-49. Jan. 5, 9V.41; Apr. 14, 9V.12; July 19, 9V.10; Oct. 10, 

9V.IV.

2. J. J. Schultz. SEiSEi sec. 34, T. 11 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1942-49. Jan. 5, 59.85; Apr. 14, 59.80; Oct. 12, 59.6V.

4. L. L. Garrison Estate. SE^SB^ sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 32 W. Records available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued Oct. 13, 1948.

McPherson County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in McPherson County

Well

243 

249 

262 

309 

311

Length of 

record 

(years)

12 

12 

12 

12 

12

Highest 

level

80.19 

25.26 

21.51 

20.74 

7.09

Date

July 8, 1949 

July 3, 1945 

Aug. 3, 1945 

Apr. 8, 1944 

May 4, 1945

Lowest 

level

83.48 

a 36.13 

b 41.35 

37.26 

13.06

Date

Jan. 6, 1948 

Apr. 2, 1940 

Nov. 2, 1938 

Mar. 26, 1938 

Dec. 31, 1939

Pumping recently. 

Pumping.
102 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in McPheraon 

Count?

Well

243 

249 

262 

309 

311

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

3.29 

10.87 

19.84 

16.52 

5.97

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.37 

+2.59 

+8.74 

+ .81 

-1.01

Net rise for 

period of 

record

2.63 

2.89 

5.63 

3.45 

1.30

243. Emma Bergstrom. SE^S1i|SEi sec. 5, T. 19 S., R. 3 W. Records 

available: 1937-49. Apr. 10, 80.58; July 8, 80.19; Oct. 4, 80.46.

249. Prudential Life Insurance Co. SB, -corner sec. 5, T. 19 S., 

R. 3 W. Records available: 1937-49. Apr. 10, 31.56; July 8, 31.20; 

Oct. 4, 30.80.

260. John Rawson. SEiSEj sec. 33, T. 17 S., R. 4 W. Records available: 1937-48. No measurement, made in 1949.

262. P. A. Olsen. NE^N^NE^ sec. 1, T. 18 S., R. 5 W. Records

available: 1937-49. Apr. 10, 26.19; July 8, 24.83; Oct. 4, 24.45.

309. Mrs. Ida Tuxhorn. SWjSlli sec. 9, T. 21 S., R. 4 W, Records

available: 1937-49. Apr. 10, 29.06; July 8, 28.54; Oct. 4, 28.63.

310. City of Moundridge. SW^NEiS^ sec. 23, T. 21 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-48. No measurement made in 1949.

311. City of Moundridge. SW^NEiSWi sec. 23, T. 21 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49. Apr. 10, 9.58; July 8, 11.06; Oct. 4, 10.90.

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 

17-3-30dd 

17-4-25dd

Length of 

record 

(years)

4 

4 

4 

4

Highest 

level

24.98 

25.98 

28.49 

23.43

Date

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949 

Aug. 22, 1949

Lowest 

level

28.18 

28.40 

31.36 

25.80

Date

Dec. 1; 1947 

Jan. 6. 1948 

Jan. 6. 1948 

Jan. 6, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 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

3.20 

3.32 

2.87 

2.37

Net rise 

in 1949

1.31 

.95 

1.34 

.88

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.79 

.99 

.95 

.21

l7-3-17dd. Geological Survey. U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

sec. 17, T. 17 S., R. 3 W. Records, available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

July 1

Water 

level

25.88 

24.98

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

26.10 

26.33

Date

Dec. 22

Water 

level

26.17
KANSAS, MEADE COUNTY 103

17-3-18dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept 

sec. 18, T. 17 S., R. 3 1». Records available:

of Interior. 

1946-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

July 1

Water 

level

26.08 

85.08

Date

Aug. 88 

Oct. 84

Water 

level

85.93 

86.54

Date

Dec. 82

Water 

level

26.45

17-5-50dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

sec. 50, T. 17 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 

July

sec.

27

1

29.59 1 Aug. 22 

28.49 1 Oct. 24

17-4-25dd. Geological Survey, 

25, T. 17 S., R. 4 W. Records

Apr. 27 n 

July 1

24.02 I Aug. 22 

25.46 1 Oct. 24

1 29.08 

1 29.54

U. S. Dept. 

available:

1 25.45 

1 25.84

I

Dec. 22 29.58

of Interior. SB. corner 

1946-49 .

I

Dec. 22 24.09

Meade County 

By Janet S. Olson

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 6 wells in Meade County

record

Well

35 

54 

45 

61 

77 

254

Length of 

record 

( years ).

11 

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

Highest 

level

57.55 

143.28 

.42 

58.60 

60.55 

11.92

Date

Nov. 25, 1942 

Dec. 14, 1944 

Dec. 20, 1949 

Dec. 20, 1949 

June 20, 1949 

Dec. 26, 1949

Lowest 

level

59.05 

150.59 

4.10 

60.77 

67.12 

15.52

Date

Dec. 20, 1949 

Oct. 29, 1959 

Aug. 51, 1939 

May 17, 1940 

Sept. 9, 1945 

Aug. 51, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 6 wells in

Meade County

Well

55 

54 

45 

61 

77 

254

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.42 

7.11 

5.68 

2.17 

6.59 

5.60

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-1.11 

-.11 

+2.20 

+ .65 

+ .99 

+1.41

Net rise (+) or 

net decline {-) 

for period of 

record

-1.46 

-.22 

+2.95 

+1.96 

-11.90 

+5.60

55. W. L. Woodruff. NEfNWj- sec. 54, T. 55 S., R. 26 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Dec. 20, 59.05.

54. School district. SE^SEj sec. 17, T. 55 S., R. 27 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. June 20, 146.90.

45. Joseph Rocke. SE^NE^ sec. 51, T. 50 S., R. 27 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. B, 1.77; June 21, 0.65; Sept. 15, 0.85; Dec. 20, 

0.42.

55. C. W. Farris. SEtSEj sec. 15, T. 30 S., R. 28 W. Records available: 1939-47. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

61. John Meyer. NWjNWt sec. 26, T. 31 S., R. 27 W. Records available: 1939-49. Mar. 8, 59.18; Sept. 15, 58.88; Dec. 20, 58.60.

77. J. W. Wood. SE^NEj sec. 4, T. 52 S., R. 28 W. Records available: 1959-49. June 20, 60.53; Sept. 15, 61. 22*
104 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

234. Christopher Sobba. NW^NE^ sec. 23, T. 30 S., R. 27 W. Records 

available: 1939-49.

JDa-j

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1?,

13

14

15

16 

17

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24

25

26

27

28

29 

30 

31

rt Jan.

 " 

13.25

13.25

13.21

13.27

13.30

13.27

13.25

13.22

13.20

13.25

13.28 

13.27

13.23 

13.23 

13.19

13.17 

13.17 

13.17 

13.20

13.20

13.17

13.12

13.21

13.21 

13.19 

13.23

]

Feb.

13.23 

13.20 

13.19 

13.20 

13.20

13.20

13.18

13.22

13.24

13.24

13.17

13.20

13.21

13.19

13.18

13.21 

13.20

13.17 

13.18 

13.17

13.14 

13.13 

13.00 

13.10

13.10

13.07

13.07

13.07

jowest

Mar.

13.04 

13.04 

13.03 

13.02 

13.02

13.06

13.05

13.02

13.03

13.04

13.04

13.04

13.06

13.07

13.09

13.03 

13.04

13.05 

13.05 

13.05

13.08 

13.09 

13.06 

13.09

13.09

13.04

13.04

13.04

13.05 

13.02 

13.04

dally

Apr.

13.04 

13.01 

13.03 

13.03 

13.03

13.02

13.02

13.02

13.03

13.06

13.06

13.03

13.01

13.03

13.04

12.99 

13.01

13.01 

12.99 

12.98

12.99 

13.05 

13.07 

13.07

13.07

13.08

13.08

13.00

12.98 

12.95

water

May

12.96 

12.98 

13.00 

12.98 

12.99

13.00

12.94

TO Q C

12 99

13.00

12.99

12 9°

12.97

12 94

12.94

12.83 

12.81

12.83 

12.82 

12.82

12.77 

12.83 

12.83 

12.82

J12.83

12.83.

12.81

12.79

12.78 

12.80 

12.80

level

June

12.79 

12.81 

12.80 

12.77 

12.68

12.69

12.67

12.66

12.65

12.66

12.64

12.60

12.61

12.51

12.61

12.58 

12.62

12.62 

12.59 

12.59

12.59 

12.58 

12.56 

12 K 5

12.59

12.61

12.64

12.65

12.45 

12.46

from

July

12.47 

12.57 

12.57 

12.54 

12.49

12.46

12.44

12.43

12.45

12.40

12.37

12.23

12.24

12.24

12.24

12.24 

12.23

12.24 

12.24 

12.26

12.26 

12.17 

12.18 

12.25

12.25

12.22

12.17

12.18

12.19 

12.20 

12.19

re co re

AUK.

12.15 

12.16 

12.17 

12.15 

12.15

12.16

12.16

12.15

12.11

12.11

12.11

12.19

12.44

12.58

12.63

12.76 

12.82

.....

.....

 * 

ler ch£

Sept,

12.75 

12.65 

12.62 

12. 55 

12.52

12.48

12.45

12.42

12.41

12.41

12.30

12.21

12.24

12.23

12.19

12.14

12.18 

12.18 

12.15

12.17 

12.20 

12.21 

12.21

12.21

12.23

12.26

12.28

12.27 

12.23

irts

Oct.

.....

12.08

12.08

12.04 

12.04

12.03 

12.03 

12.03

12.06 

12.06 

12.05 

12.05

12.02

12.03

12.00

11.99

Nov.

.....

ii!95

11.95

11.94

11.93

11.99

12.01 

12.00

Dec.

12.01 

12.01 

12.03 

12.03 

12.01

11.98

12.01

12.01

11.98

11.93,

12.01

12.03

12.04

12.02

12.04

11.96 

11.98

11.99 

11.99 

11.97

11.95 

11.95 

11.95 

11.96

11.96

11.92

11.95

11.96

11.95 

11.96 

11.97

Miami County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

In 1 well In Miami County

Well

16-25-5CCC

Length of 

record 

( years )

2

Highest 

level

2.64

Date

Mar. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

5.35

Date

Oct. 15, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, in 1 well in Miami 

County

Well

16-25-5ccc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.71

Net rise 

in 1949

1.04

Net decline 

for period of 

record

0.70

16-?5-5ccc. C. E. Moews. SWiSW^SE^ sec. 5, T. 16 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 2.64; Apr. 18, 2.97; June 10, 2.71; 

July 21, 4.24.
KANSAS, MITCHELL COUNTY 105

Mitchell Count? 

By Janet S. Olaon

Highest and lowest water 

in 11 wells

levels for the period of record 

in Mitchell County

Well

6-8-34cc 

6-9-27ab 

6-9-30da 

7-6-30bc 

7-6-3 4cb

7-7-7aa 

7-7-15dc 

7-8-5cb 

7-9 -2bc 

7-10-lOcc

8-6-12dd

Length of 

record 

( years )

3 

4 

3 

3 

3

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

3

Highest 

level

a 16.65 

22.36 

26.35 

20.60 

22.18

28.16 

19.47 

23.53 

27.06 

25.25

31.76

Date

July 29, 1947 

June 24, 1947 

June 29, 1949 

Dec. 10, 1946 

June 29. 1949

July 29, 1947 

July 28, 1948 

June 29, 1949 

June 29, 1949 

July 29,, 1948

Mar. 30, 1948

Lowest 

level

a 18.30 

31.10 

29.50 

30.32 

32.19

30.35 

22.90 

29.18 

32.54 

26.84

34.13

Date

SeDt.29, 1947 

May 11, 1935 

Nov. 29, 1948 

July 28, 1948 

Nov. 29. 1948

Apr. 21, 1949 

May 27, 1948 

Nov. 29, 1948 

Nov. 29, 1948 

Oct. 14. 1946

Sept .29, 1947

a Pumping.

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 11 wells in 

Mitchell County

Well

6-8-34CC 

6-9-27ab 

6-9-30da 

7-6-30bc 

7-6-34cb

7-7-7»a 

7-7-15dc 

7-8-5cb 

7-9-2bc 

7-10-lOcc

8-6-12dd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.65 

8.74 

2.95 

9.72 

10.01

2.19 

3.43 

5.65 

5.48 

1.59

2.37

He* rise (+} or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.20 

-.72 

+2.03 

-.14 

+4.55

+ .36 

+ .81 

+1.68 

+ 4.41 

+ .06

+ .02

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.28 

+3.58 

-.13 

+ ..95 

-3.29

+ .18 

-.11 

-2.46 

+ .22 

+ .96

+ .03

6-8-34cc. Owner unknown. SW^SWj gee. 34, T. 6 S., R. 8 W. 

available: 194 7-49.

Records

Date

Apr. 21 

June 29

Water 

level

* 17.62 

17.62

Date

July 30 

Oct. 26

Tfeter 

level

17.85 

17.50

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

17.80

a Pumping.

6-9-27ab. L. Lowdeimilk. Nll^NE^ sec. 27, T; 6 S.,'R. 9 W. 

available: 1935-49.

Records

Apr. 21 25.68 1 July 30 25.28 

June 29 24.00 I Oct. 26 25.25

6-9-30da. Owner 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21 28.83 

June 29 26.35

7-6-30bc. Dan P. 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21 a 29.19 

June 29 a 25.70

a Pumping.

unknown. NE^SE^ sec. 30,

I

July 30 26.60 

Oct. 26 26.75

Gise. SwiSW^ sec. 30, T.

D July 30 26.48 

I Oct. 26 28.76

1 Dec.

T. 6 S

1 Dec.

7 S.,

I Dec.

28 26.39

. , R. 9 W. Records

28 27.27

R. 6 W. Records

28 27.60
106 WATER LE'VELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CEHTRAL STATES

7-6-34cb. Owner unknown. NWjS'3| sec. 34, T. 7 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1947-4©. June 29, 22.18; Aug. 30, 26.50; Oct. 26, 27.70; 

Dec. 28, 27.64. '

7-7-7aa. A. McDysan. NEjNEi sec . 7, T. 7 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 21 

June 29

Water 

level

30.35 

28.63

Date

July 30 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

28.69 

28.88

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

28.92

7-7-15dc. Owner unknown. SWjSEj sec. 15, T. 7 S., R. 7 If. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21 

June 29

21.50 I July 30 

20".04 I Sept.26

21.18 I Dec. 28 

21.26 I

21.47

7-8-5cb. Paul Meers. 

able: 1947-49.

sec. 5, T. 7 S., R. 8 W. Records availApr. 21 

June 29

28.48 I July 30 

23.53 1 Oct. 26

26.55

26.63

Dec. 28 27.50

7-9-2bc. P. Day. STJ|NTfl£ sec. 2, T. 7 S., R. 9 W. Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 21, 31.22; June 29, 27.06; July 30, 28.82; Oct. 26, 

28.13.

7-10-lOcc. J. P. Raster. SW^SW| sec. 10, T. 7 S., R. 10 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21 

June 29

25.57 I July 30 

25.28 I Oct. 26

25.90 | Dec. 28 

25.

5.90 I 

S.60 I

25.88

8-6-12dd. Mrs. R. E. McKee, 

ords available: 1947-49.

i sec. 12, T. 8 S., R. 6 W. RecApr. 21 

June 29

31.88 I Aug. 30 

51.87 I Oct. 26

31.85 | Dec. 28 

31,

..85T

..85 I

31 .87

Morton County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 3 wells in Morton County

Well

22 

65 

117

Length of 

record 

( years )

11 

11 

11

Highest 

level

71.58 

47.29 

a 160.60

Date

Feb. 12, 1947 

May 25, 1948 

May 19, 1949

Lowest 

level

75.45 

53.75 

166.54

Date

Jan. 6, 1941 

Mar. 13, 1941 

May 25, 1948

a Pumping recently.

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Morton 

County

Well

22

65 

117

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

level

3.87 

6.46 

5.94

Net ris e 

in 1949

0.29 

.3.0 

1.22

Net rise 

for period of 

record

1.01 

1.45 

3.98

22. A. P. Wilcox. SE^Sl^ sec. 14, T. 31 S., R. 43 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 9, 73.55; May 20, 72.94; Aug. 17, 72.78.

65. John Hentschel. SE^SBj sec. 8, T. 33 S., R. 42 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 9, 51.80; May 20, '52.04; Aug. 17, 51.84; 

Nov. 16, 51.76.
KANSAS, NORTON COUNTY 107

117. TO. C. Washburn. SW|STfl% sec. 4, T. 34 S., R. 42 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 8, 161.30; May 19, 160.60, pumping recently; 

Aug. 17, 162.13, pumping recently.

Ness County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells in Ness County

Well

1 

2

Length of 

record 

(years)

9 

9

Highest 

level

30.18 

22.46

Date

Jan. 14, 1949 

Oct. 21, 1949 

July 23, 1949

Lowest 

level

34.91 

25.85

Date

Aug. 27, 1940 

Nov. 8, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 194S and for period of record, in 2 wells in Ness 

County

Well

1 

2

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.73 

3.39

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.04 

-.54

Net rise for 

period of 

record

4.73 

2.16.

1. J. E. Picken. SE£SW| sec. 32, T. 20 S., R. 23 "»'. Records available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 30.18; Apr. 22, 30.40; Oct. 21, 30.38.

2. C. L. Whitley. SW. corner sec. 20, T. 20 S., R. 22 W. Records 

available: 1940-49. Jan. 14, 22.70; Apr. 22, 22.49; July 23, 22.46; 

Oct. 21, 23.24.

Norton County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 11 wells in Norton County

Well

l-21-55dc 

2-21-lbb 

2-21-2bd 

2-21-llaa 

2-21-18aa

2-21-19dd 

2-22- lldc 

2-22-26ac 

2-22-28aa 

2-23-36cd

3-23-8aa

.Length of 

re cord 

(years)

4 

4

4 

4 

3

4 

3 

3 

3 

4

3

Highest 

level

29.34 

20.99 

22.14 

28.66 

42.44

63.12 

65.65 

27.21 

47.30 

26.93

37.35

Date

Dec. 30, 1949 

July 7, 1949 

July 7, 1949 

Dec. 30, 1949 

AUK. 29, 1947

Dec. 30. 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949 

July 31, 1947 

July 31, 1947 

July 31. 1947

July 7, 1949

Lowest 

level

33.74 

27.01 

26.29 

34.85 

43.22

64.90 

67.35 

29.80 

49.70 

29.30

38.80

Date

Oct. 7 1948 

June 24, 1946 

Oct. 7. 1948 

Oct. 7, 1948 

Nov. 30, 1948

Oct. 7. 1947 

May 7, 1947 

Apr. 26, 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Oct. 7, 1948-

Dec. 1, 1948

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 11 wells in Norton

Well

1-21-3 5dc 

2-21-lbb 

2-21-2bd 

2-21-llaa 

2-21-18aa

2-21-19dd 

2-22-lldc 

2-22-26ac 

2-22-28aa 

2-23-36cd

3^.23 -8aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.40 

6.02 

4.05 

6.19 

.78

1.78 

1.70 

2.59 

2.40 

2.37

1.45

Net rise 

in 1949

4.40 

2.03 

1.77 

4.41 

.63

.71 

1.02 

.92 

.11 

1.33

.80

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+3.90 

+2.41 

+2.23 

+2.78 

+ .45

+ .84 

+1.25 

+ .86 

+ .43 

+ .62

-.15
108 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-21-35dc. H. S. Whitaker. 

ords available: 1946-49.

^ sec. 35, T. 1 S., R. 21 II. RecDate

Apr. 25 

July 7

Water 

level

31.62 

30.74

Date

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

30.08 

29.70

Date

Dec. 30

Water 

level

29.34

2-21-lbb. Verner Ross. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 1, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records

Apr. 25 

July 7

24.40

20.99

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

22.68 I Dec. 50 

23.16 J__

25.43

2-21-2bd. Vernon J. Hamilton. 

Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 21 W.

Apr. 25 

July 7

24.25

22.14

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

23.14

25.57

Dec. 50 25.55

2-21-llaa. W. B. Woods. NE^NE^- sec. 11, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records 

available: 1945-49.

Apr. 25 

July 7

51.55

28.67

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27 23.75

28.66

2-21-18aa. Mr. Hrypkema. NEjNEi sec. 13, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 26 

July 7

43.04 | Sept. 2 

42.49 1 Oct. 27

42.55

42.66

Dec. 30 42.59

2-21-19dd. Owner unknown. SEiSEj sec. 19, T. 2 S., R. 21 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 7

63.92

64.25

Sept. 2 

Oct. 27

63.44

65.50

Dec. 50 63.12

2-22-lldc. Owner unknown. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 11, T. 2 S., "R. 22 W. RecApr. 26 

July 7

66.86

65.88

Sept. 2 

Oct. 27

65.65

65.80

Dec. 30 65.92

2-22-26ac. Percy G. Whitaker. S^NEj sec. 26, T. 2 S., R. 22 W. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 26 

July 7

29.80T Sept. 2 

27.28 I Oct. 27

28.12

28.30

Dec. 30 28.45

2-22-28aa. H. E. Fisher. NE^NE^ sec. 28, T. 2 S., R. 22 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 26 

July 7

49.10

48.95

Sept. 2 

Oct. 27

49.70

48.70

Dec. 50 48.74

2-25-36cd. R. L. Brooks. SEjSl|- sec. 56, T. 2 S., R. 25 W. Records 

available: 1946-49. Apr. 26, 28.39; July 7, 27.38; Sept. 2, 27.71; 

Oct. 27, 27.83.

3-25-8aa. Owner unknown, 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 8, T. 5 S., R. 25 W. Records

Apr. 26 

Julv 7

38.25

57.35

Sept. 2 

Oct. 27

37.75

58.05

Dec. 50 58.00
KANSAS, OSBORNE COUNTY 109

Osborne Count?

Highest and lowest water 

in 11 wells

levels for the period of record 

in Osborne County

Well

6-12-20bb 

6-12-23cd 

6-15-12ba 

7-ll-21da 

7-ll-26dd

7-12- 2Sab 

7-15- 15da

7-14-6 cb 

7-14- lOdd

7-15-8 cc 

7-15- 12dc

Length of 

record 

(years)

4 

4 

4 

5 

3

3 

3

5 

3

3 

5

Highest 

level

56.50 

24.57 

57.85 

51.85 

18.79

51.57 

56.20

22.70 

51.29

22.60 

b 10.60

Date

Nov. 26, 1945 

July 8, 1949 

Mar. 51, 1948 

June 29, 1949 

Nov. 20, 1946

Oct. 26, 1949 

Nov. 7, 1946

Sept. 1, 1949 

Oct. 26, 1949

Oct. 26, 1949 

June 29, 1949

Lowest 

level

. 43.06 

27.17 

40.95 

35.86 

25.67

34.60 

a 58.94

24.19 

52.22

23.64 

b 20.85

Date

Jan. 28, 1946 

Apr. 26, 1946 

Dec. 15, 1947 

Nov. 29, 1948 

AUR. 27f 1947

Jan. 7, 1947 

Sept. 50, 1947 

D Apr. 23, 1949 

Nov. 29, 1948 

Feb. 4, 1947

Feb. 16, 1948 

Apr. 23, 1948

Pumping recently. 

Pumping.

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 11 wells in Osborne

Well

6-12-20bb 

6-12-25 cd 

6-15- 12ba 

7-ll-21da 

7-ll-26dd

7-12-28ab 

7-l3-15da 

7-14-6cb 

7-14- lOdd 

7-15-8cc

7-15- 12dc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

6.76 

2.80 

3.10 

2.03. 

6.88

5.03 

2.74 

1.49 

.93 

1.04

12.94

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+2.25 

+ .91 

+ 1.54 

+1.04

-.18

+1.54 

+ .51 

+1.19 

+ .87 

+ .40

-1.45

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-2.00 

+1.92 

+2.40 

+ .61 

-.06

+ 1.50 

-1.36 

+ .70 

+1.11 

+ .59

-5.36

6-ll-34aa. W. E. Lowdon. 

available: 1946-49.

NEiNEj sec. 54, T. 6 S., R. 11 W. Records

Date

Jan. 2 

10 

17 

25 

Feb. 2

10 

18 

25 

Mar. 8 

16

24 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

36.55 

56.48 

36.45 

36.52 

36.48

36.54 

36.49 

36.50 

36.41 

36.56

36.29 

36.55

Date

A OT. 7 

14 

22 

28 

May 5

13 

20 

27 

June "3 

11

17 

25

Water 

level

36.30 

36.53 

36.52 

36.36 

36.35

36.58 

36.40 

36.55 

36.59 

56.22

56.06 

35.90

Date

July 2 

10 

17 

25 

Aug. 2

9 

18 

27 

Sept. 5 

12

19 

26

Hater 

level

35.76 

55.61 

35.47 

35.59 

55.27

35.21 

55.16 

55.13 

55.10 

55.09

55.09 

55.07

Date

Oct. 2 

11 

18 

26 

Nov. 5

10 

17 

25 

Dec. 2 

9

16 

25

Water 

level

35.11 

35.14 

55.07 

35.05 

35.03

34.99 

35.05 

55.06 

55.06 

55.02

35.06 

35.17

6-ll-56aa. J. M. Irey. NE^NE^ sec. 56, T. 6 S., R. 11 W. Records 

available: 1946-48. No measurement made in 1949.

6-12-20bb. C. M. Storer. NVi/|NWj sec. 20, T. 6 S., R. 12 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 21 

Aur. 25

Water 

level

40.15 

40.17

Date

July 8 

Sect. 1

Water 

level

57.60 

58.15

Date

Oct. 27 

Dec. 29

Water 

level

58.05 

38.30
110 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

6-12-23cd. C. Pink, 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 23, T. 6 S., R. 12 W. Records

Date

Feb. 21 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

25.71 

25.67

Date

July 8 

Sent. 1

Water 

level

24.37 

24.82

Date

Oct. 27 

Dec. 29

Water 

level

24.65 

24.92

6-13-12ba. P. L. Smith. NEjNWj- sec. 12, T. 6 S., R. 13 W. Records 

aval lable: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

39.07

38.49 I

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

38.64

38.38

Dec. 29 38.10

7-ll-21da. 

ords available:

J. 0. Harrison. 

1947-49.

& sec. 21, T. 7 S., R. 11 W. RecApr. 23 

June 29

32.52

31.93

S ept. 1 

Oct. 26

32.06

32.53

Dec. 29 32.82

7-ll-26dd. Published incorrectly as 7-ll-23dd in previous reports. 

Owner unknown. SE^SE^ sec. 23, T. 7 S., R. 11 W. Records available: 

1947-49. Apr. 23, 21.33; Oct. 26, 19.68, pumping; Dec. 29, 19.86.

7-12-28ab. C. E. Galley. 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 28, T. 7 S., R. 13 W. Records

Apr. 23 1 

June 29 1

7-13-15da. 

ords aval lable :

Apr. 23 k 

June 29 1

33.30 II Sept. 1 

32.89 I Oct. 26

J. W. Bathurst. NEjSEi 

1947-49.

38.94 B Sept. 1 

36.47 1 Oct. 26

32.32 B Dec. 29 32.34 

31.57 I

sec. 15, T. 7 S., R. 13 W. Rec37.85 I Dec. 29 38.16 

37.58 1

a Pumping

7-14-6cb. J. A. Guttery. 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 6, T. 7 S., R. 14 W. Records

Apr. 23 

June 29

I 23.68 1 

1 22.95 1

Sept. 1 

Oct. 26

22.70 | 

22.85 1

Dec. 29 23.00

7-14-10dd. John Clark, 

avallable: 1947-49.

sec. 10, T. 7 S., R. 14 W. Records

Apr. 23 

June 29

31.83

31.65

Sept. 1 

Oct. 26

31.32

31.29

Dec. 29 31.30

7-15-8cc. P. Dibble. SWjSll£ sec. 15, T. 7 S., R. 15 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 23 

June 29

23.54

22.75

Sept. 1 

Oct. 26

22.63

22.60

Dec. 29 22.70

a Pumping.

7-15-12dc. Tom Hale, Jr. SH&SEi sec. 12, T. 7 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1947-49. June 29, 10.60, pumping; Sept. 1, 10.92; 

Oct. 26, 12.20, pumping; Dec. 29, 17.70.

Pawnee County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Pawnee County

Well

7 

8 

14

Length of 

record 

( years )

9 

9 

6

Highest 

level

23.69 

a 7.45 

14.70

Date

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 8, 1947 

Aug. 18- 1949 

Sept. 20, 1949

Lowest 

level

29.17 

18.32 

17.72

Date

Jan. 20, 1948 

Sept .30, 1940 

July 21, 1944
KANSAS, PHILLIPS COUNTY 111

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wella in Pawnee 

County

Well

7 

8 

14

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.48 

10.87 

3.02

Net r1.se (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.11 

-.73 

+ .94

Net rise for 

period of 

record

1.43 

4.47 

3.01

7. Ralph Lupfer. 

able: 1940-49.

sec. 18, T. 22 §., R. 17 W. Records availDate

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

26.20 

26.25 

25.90

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

Water 

level

25.90 

25.74 

24.14

Date

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sect. 20

Water 

level

24.76 

25.28 

25.55

Date

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

Water 

level

25.68 

25.84 

26.07

able:

. F. B. Reed. NWiNWj- gee. 6, T. 22 S., R. 16 W. Records avail1940-49.

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

12.70 

12.74 

12.50

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

12.66 

12.92 

7.86

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sect .20

10.66 

11.76 

12.59

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

12.95 

13.02 

13.32

14. 

1944-49 .

B. Unruh. gee. 29, T. 21 S., R. 15 W. Records available:

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

14.77 

15.05 

14.98

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

14.97 

14.92 

14.87

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sent. 20

14.83 

14.70 

14.70

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

14.73 

14.72 

14.71

Phillips Count?

Highest and lowest water 

in 15 wells

levels for the period of record 

in Phillips County

Well

l-19-19cc 

1-20- 13 ad 

l-20-30cc 

1-20-3 4ba 

4-17-31bc

4-18-30ab 

4-19-2 Idd 

4-19-35ab 

4-20-21cc 

5-16-3aa

5-17-laa 

5-17-3 cd 

5-17-12aa

Length of 

record 

( years )

2 

3 

2 

2 

4

4 

4 

4 

4 

4

4 

4

4

Highest 

level

14.95 

25.05 

77.03 

26.58 

50.40

9.43 

8.80 

12.17 

48.46 

37.75

.73 

1.18 

51.49

Date

July 7, 1949 

July 31, 1947 

Dec. 30, 1949 

July 7, 1949 

July 8, 1949

July 8, 1949 

July 8, 1949 

Aug. 29, 1947 

Mar. 31, 1948 

July 8. 1949

Mar. 31, 1948 

May 6, 1947 

Dec. 29, 1949

Lowest 

level

20.18 

29.35 

78.43 

30.50 

52.72

20.29 

15.10 

14.17 

48.92 

44.76

7.60 

27.00 

54.20

Date

Nov. 30, 1948 

Oct. 8, 1948 

Jan. 1, 1948 

Oct. 8, 1948 

Oct. 6 t 1948

Sept .25, 1946 

Sept. 25, 1946 

Nov. 30, 1948 

Feb. 6, 1946 

Dec. 17, 1945

Nov. 21, 1945 

June 12, 1946 

Sept .30, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 13 wells in Phillips 

County

Well

l-19-19cc 

1-20- I3ad 

l-20-30cc 

l-20-34ba 

4-17-31bc

4-18-30ab 

4-19-21dd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.23 

4.30 

1.35 

3.92 

2.32

10.86 

6.30

Net rise 

in 1949

3.49 

1.60 

.27 

2.80 

1.44

5.72 

2.72

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.81 

+1.08 

+ .79 

+ .97 

+ .11

+7.60 

+1.49
112 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, in 13 wells in Phillips 

C ount y C onti nued

Well

4-19-35ab 

4-20-21CC 

5-16-3aa 

5-17-laa 

5-17-3cd 

5-17-12aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.00 

.46 

7.01 

6.87 

25.82 

2.71

Net rise 

In 1949

0.83 

.04 

3.85 

3.37 

5.91 

.71

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.68 

+ .39 

+3.29 

+3.57 

+5.56 

+ 1.40

l-19-19cc. Al Skelton. SWj-SE| sec. 19, T. 1 S., R. 19 W. Records 

avallable: 19 4 7- 49 .

Date

Apr. 25 

July 7

Water 

level

17.70 

14.95

DateSept. 1 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

15.60 

16.18

Date

Dec. 30

Water 

level

16.69

l-20-13ad. Owner unknown. SE^NE^ sec. 13, T. IS., R. 20 W. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

ords

Apr. 

July

ords

Apr. 

July

25 

7

27.17 | 

25.95 U

Sept. 

O'ct.

l-20-30cc. Owner unknown 

available: 1947-49.

25

7

77.30 || 

77.18 U

a Pumping.

1-20-3 4ba. Harold 

available: 1947-49

25 

7

28.77 | 

26.58 |

Sept. 

Oct.

1 

27

27 

26

. SW^SWj- sec.

1 

27

77 

77

Parker. NE^NWj- sec.

Sept. 

Oct. 27

.99 

.89

30,

.18 

,20

34,

27.22 

27.34

Dec.

T. 1

Dec.

T. 1

Dec.

30 26.63

S., R. 20 W. Rec30 a 77.08

S., R. 20 W. Rec30 27.08

4-17-25cd. Minnie Gray. SEiSWj sec. 25, T. 4 S., R. 17 W. Records 

available: 1946-48. Measurements discontinued Nov. 30, 1948.

4-17 -31bc. C. B. Brower. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 31, T. 4 S., R. 17 W. RecApr. 

July

25 

8

k 51 

[ 50

.40 

.40

Sept 

Oct.

*27 51 

51

.40 

,43

Dec. 29 51 .28

a Pumping slowly.

4-18-30ab. 

ords available:

Sutley Estate. 

1946-49.

sec. 30, T. 4 S., R. 18 W. RecApr. 25 

July 8

14.54

9.45

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

10.38

10.94

Dec. 29 11.70

4-19-21dd. P. Klnter. SE^SE^ sec. 21, T. 4 S., R. 19 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

^713.55] 

I 8.80 II

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

9.45

9.63

Dec. 29 9.39

a Pumping,

4-19-35ab. Glen Seeger. NW^NEj- sec. 35, T. 4 S., S. 19 W. Records 

available: 1946-49. July 8, 13.63; Sept. 1, 13.15; Oct. 27, 13.09; 

Dec. 29, 13.34, pumping.
KANSAS, REPUBLIC COUNTY 113

4-20-21cc. F. Albright. SW£S1»i sec. 21, T. 4 S., R. 20 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 25 

July 8

Water 

level

48.53 

48.60

Date

Sept. 1 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

48.60 

48.60

Date

Dec. 29

Water 

level

48.53

5-16-3aa. M. W. Hardman. NEj-NEi sec. 3. T. 5 S.. R. 16 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

41.59 | Sept. -1 

37.75 I Oct. 27

39.68 1 

40.42 I

5-17-laa. Phillips County. NE^IIEfe sec. 1 

ords available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

4.57 | Sept. 1 

1.94 1 Oct. 27

1.57 I! 

2.88 1

5-17-3cd. Owner unknown. SE^SW^ sec. 3, T. 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

5.08 | Sept. 1 

1.94 1 Oct. 27

5.95 | 

5.94 1

5-17-12aa. E. R. Downing and others. NE^NE 

R. 17 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 25 

July 8

51.83 | Sept. 1 

52.09 1 Oct. 27

51.79 I 

51.55 L

Dec. 29

, T. 53., R. 17

Dec. 29

5 S., R. 17 W.

Dec. 29

40.75

W. Rec4.03

Records

6.18

i sec. 12, T. 5 S.,

Dec. 29 - 51.49

Reno County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 1 well in Reno County

Well

86

Length of 

record 

(years)

8

Highest 

level

10.30

Date

Oct. 26, 1946

Lowest 

level

19.08

Date

Mar. 31, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 1 well in Reno 

County

Well

86

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

level

8.78

Net rise 

in 1949

1.77

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.85

86. Mrs. Barb. SW^SE^SEi sec. 12, T. 23 S., R. 6 W. (307 East 

Sixth Street). Records available: 1946-49. Jan. 4, 16.43; Apr. 10, 

15.83; July 8, 15.91; Oct. 3, 16.45.

Ret>ublie County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Republic County

Well

l-5-7bb 

l-5-7cb 

158 

188 

202

Length of 

record 

(years)

3 

3

a 

a 

a

Highest 

level

4.79 

18.83 

11.17 

9.40 

33.50

Date

June 20, 1949 

Oct. 28, 1949 

June 25, 1945 

June 28, 1947 

Aug. 3, 1943 

Apr. 27, 1946

Lowest 

level

8.83 

22.04 

15.97 

18.40 

35.74

Date

Nov. 2, 1948 

Feb. 7, 1949 

Feb. 25, 1943 

Nov. 25, 1943 

Aug. 29, 1943
114 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Republic 

Count?

Well

l-5-7bb 

l-5-7cb 

158 

188 

202

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.04 

3.21 

4.80 

9.00 

2.25

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+2.09 

+2.39 

+1.36 

-.70 

+ .10

Net rise for 

period of 

record

1.71 

.76 

2.59 

1.72 

.55

l-5-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

T. 1 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1947-49.

sec. 7,

Date

Feb. 7 

Mar. 24 

Aor. 27

Water 

level

8.68 

7.74 

7.23

Date

May 26 

June 20 

July 29

Water 

level

5.50 

4.79 

5.95

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 28

Water 

level

6.60 

6.54 

5.50

Date

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

Water 

level

5.95 

6.36 

6.70

l-5-7cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

T. 1 S., R. 5 W. Records available: 1947-49.

sec. 7,

Feb. 7 

Mar. 24 

Anr. 27

22.04 

21.85 

21.35

May 26 

June 20 

July 29

20.75 

19.93 

19.16

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 28

19.40 

19.35 

18.83

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

19.02 

19.30 

19.59

40. City of Republic. SW^NW^ sec. 31, T. 1 S., R. 4 W. Records 

available: 1942-48. No measurement made in 1949.

158. A. J. Dickennan. SEfSEi sec. 1, T. 3 S., R. 4 W. 

able: 1942-49. Measurements discontinued Aug. 25, 1949.

Records availJan. 25

25

14.80

14.72

Mar. 

May

25

25

15.70

14.08

June 25 

July 25

13.31

15.26

Aug. 25 13.36

158a. A. J. Dickerman. SE^SE^ sec. 1, T. 3 S.,«R. 4 W. Bored 

observation well, diameter 8 inches, depth 43 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of platform, 0.5 foot above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1949. Oct. 1, 17.06; Oct. 25, 16.77; Nov. 25, 

16.25; Dec. 25, 15.78.

188. City of Courtland. SW|SWj sec, 

avallable: 1942-49 .

16, T. 3 S., R. 5 W. Records

Date

Mar. 10

Aur. 25

Water 

level

14.50 

14.30

Date

June 30 

Set>t. 1

Water 

level

13.20 

16.90

Date

Oct. 26

Water 

level

16.60

202. C. E. Erickson. 

available: 1942-49.

sec. 36, T. 4 S., R. 5 W. Records

Date

Jan. 30 

Feb. 27 

Mar. 28

Water 

level

34.10 

34.10 

35.40

Date

Apr. 27 

May 24 

July 29

Water 

level

34.20 

34.00 

34.00

Date

Aug. 29 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

34.00 

34.20

Date

Oct. 27 

Dec. 23

Water 

level

34.00 

34.00

209. Glenn B. Snapp. SEiNEj sec, 1. T. 4 S., R. 3 W. Records avail 

able: 1942-47. No measurement , made in 1949.

230. Lloyd Blosser. NE^SWi sec. 21, T. 4 S., R. 4 W. Records avail 

able: 1942-45. No measurement made in 1949.
KANSAS, RICE COUNTY 115

Rice County

Highest and lowe

Well

18-6-13bc 

18-7-10ad 

18-9-22ad 

19-6-13dd 

19-6-17ba

19-7-24ab 

19-7-3 4ab 

19-10-22bc 

20-6-23cd 

20-6-36bb

20- 10-28 ba 

21-8-20cc

Length of 

record 

( years )

4 

4 

4 

4 

4

4 

4 

4 

4

4

4 

4

sst water levels for the period of record 

Ln 12 wells in Rice County

Highest 

level

11.62 

37.18 

8.88 

40.25 

5.80

33.30 

43.16 

1.56 

4.57 

4.20

9.64 

5.57

Date

Aug. 6, 1948 

Aug. 5, 1948 

Aug. 6, 1948 

July 6, 1949 

Aug. 6, 1948

Aug. 6, 1948 

July 6, 1949 

Aug. 5, 1948 

Apr. 7, 1948 

Aug. 6, 1948

Aug. 5, 1948 

Aug. 29, 1949

Lowest 

level

13.14 

43.54 

11.50 

41.12 

13.17

36.12 

44.68 

8.00 

18.83 

16.06

13.39 

8. 76

Date

Jan. 6, 1948 

Sept. 16, 1946 

Dec. 11, 1947 

Jan. 6, 1948 

Oct. 3, 1947

Feb. 27, 1947 

Dec. 29, 1946 

Oct. 4, 1946 

Feb. 27, 1947 

Oct. 3, 1947

Oct. 4, 1946 

Oct. 3, 1947

Difference 

in water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1049 and for period of record, in 12 wells in Rice

Well

18-6-13bc 

18-7-10ad 

18-9-22ad 

19-6- 13dd 

19-6-17ba

19-7-24ab 

19-7-3 4ab 

19-10-22bc 

20-6 -23 cd 

20-6-36bb

20-10-28ba 

21-8-20cc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

1.52 

6.36 

2.62 

.87 

7.37

2,82 

1.52 

6.44 

14.26 

11.86

3.75 

3.19

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.46 

+ .01 

-.40 

+ .14 

-.91

-1.29 

+ .18 

-.75 

-2.27 

-.34

-.34 

-.95

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.21 

+ .99 

+ .35 

+ .15 

+2.15

+ .S5 

+1.29 

-.55 

-.17 

+ .64

+1.33 

+1.40

18-6-13bc. F. Kasparek. SW^NWj sec. 13, T. 18 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 

July

27 

6

Water 

level

12.21 

11.70

Date

Aug. 

Oct.

Water 

level

29 11.93 

24 12.00

\ Date

Dec. 23

Water 

level

12.19

18-7-10ad. G. J. O'Neill. 

ords available: 1946-^3.

sec. 10, T. 18 S., R. 7 W. RecApr, 

Jul

42.52 

42.52

Aug. 

Oct.

29 

24

42.54 

42.57

1 Dec. 23 42.54

U-8-lOdc. C. Dobrinski. SW^SEi sec. 10, T. 18 S., R. 8 W. Records available: 1946-48. NO measurement made in 1949.

18-9-. 2ad. 0. Brownleewe. SE^NE^ S9C. 22, T. 18 S., R. 9 W, Hecords available: 1946-49. Apr. 27, 10.08; July 6, 9.56; Aug. 29, 10.35. 

Measurements discontinued Aug. 29, 1949.

18-10-2ca. The Bushton News. NBfcSW^ sec. 2, T. 18 S., R. 10 W. 

Records available: 1946-48. Measurements discontinued Dec. 2, 1948.

19-6- 13dd. W. M. Myers. SE^SEi sec. 13, T. 19 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1946-49. July 6, 40.25; Aug. 29, 40.39; Oct. 24, 40.70; 

Dec. 23, 40.50.
116 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

19-6-17ba. City of Little River. NEiOT| sec. 17, T. 19 S., R. 6 W. 

Records available: 1946-49. July 6, 8.87; Aug. 29, 9.81; Oct. 24, 10.28. 

Measurements discontinued Oct. 24, 1949.

19-7-24ab. J. P. Pulllam. IWjNEi sec. 24, T. 19 S., R. 7 W. Records available: 1946-49. July 6, 34.28; Aug. V 29, 35.01; Sept. 24, 35.54.

19-7-34ab. B. J. Good. NW^NEi sec. 34, T. 19 S., R. 7 W. Records 

available: 1946-49. July 6, 43.16, Measurements discontinued July 6. 

1949.

19-10-22bc. J. R. ;3owman. 

ords available: 1946-49.

i sec. 22, T. 19 S., R. 10 W. RecDate

Apr. 27 

July 6

Water 

level

3.20 

2.86

Date

Aug. 29 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

3.54 

4.52

Date

Dec. 23

Water 

level

4.93

20-6-23cd. School district. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 23, T. 20 S., R. 6 W. RecApr. 27 

July 6

6.00

8.25

Aug. 29 

Oct. 24

12.18

,15.03

Dec. 23 17.12

20-6-36bb. J. W. Harder. NW^NWi sec. 36, T. 20 S., R. 6 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 

July

27 

6

5.60 1 

6.33 1 Aug. 

Oct.

29 

24

1 7.41 

1 7.12

Dec. 23 7.71

20-10-28ba. H. Thompson, 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 28, T. 20 S., R. 10 Tl. RecApr. 

July

27 

6

11.35 j 

10.30 1

Aug. 

Oct.

29 

24

11.37 

11.74

Dec. 23 12.00

21-8-20cc. R. J. Dill. SW|SW£ sec. 20, T. 21 S., R. 8 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 6

5.57

5.86

Aug. 

Oct.

29

24

6.77

7.23

Dec. 23 6.98

Russell County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

In 8 wells In Russell County

record

Well

45 

80 

81 

117 

146 

148 

149 

152

Length of 

record 

(years)

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8

Highest 

level

18.39 

3.40 

101.85 

4.70 

14.59 

3.81 

18.18 

10.30

Date

July 12, 1945 

Apr. 14, 1942 

Aug. 29, 1941 

Apr. 13, 1942 

Apr. 8, 1943 

Apr. 8, 1943 

July 22, 1949 

Apr. 14, 1948

Lowest 

level

24.28 

7.76 

134.71 

10.61 

16.20 

7.92 

21.54 

26.45

Date

Aug. 20, 1941 

June 29, 1943 

July 10, 1947 

Dec. 20, 1943 

Sept. 1, 1942 

Oct. 2, 1941 

June 29, 1943 

Sept. 22, 1941
KANSAS, SALINE COUNTY 117

Difference 

in water 

Count?

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 8 wells In Russell

Well

45 

80 

81 

117 

146 

148 

149 

152

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.89 

4.36 

32.86 

5.91 

1.61 

4.11 

3.36 

16.15

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.29 

+ .68 

+2.02 

+ .31 

-.16 

+ .43 

+ .68 

+ .96

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+3.?3 

-.11 

-19.03 

+ .78 

+ .61 

+ 1.17 

+2.39 

+10.42

45. Jacob Flogler. NWiNTfl^ sec. 11, T. 15 S., R. 14 TB. Records 

available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 23.25; Apr. 21, 22.76; July 22, 20.43; 

Oct. 20, 21.05.

80. Joseph Purthmyer, Jr. SE^SE^ sec. 9, T. 14 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 5.40; Apr. 21, 5*11; July 22, 5.32; 

Oct. 20, 4.82.

81. . Joseph Purthmyer, , Jr.r. sec. . 9, , T. . 14 S., ., R. . 15 "W. Records available: 1941-49. July 22, 121.55; Oct. 20, 120.88.

95. George J. Gobleman. SWjNEi sec. 28, T. 11 S., R. 15 W. Records available: 1941-48. Measurements discontinued In 1949.

117. Marie Dutt and others. SE^NEi sec. 18, T. 13 S., R. 14 W. Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 6.67; Apr. 21, 5.96; July 22, 9.75} 

Oct. 20, 5.80.

126. Bertha Dewald. NV/JSW|- sec. 19, T. 13 S., R. 13 W. Records 

available: 1941-43. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

146. D. P. Steinle. NEjNEi sec. 24, T. 14 S., R. 12 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 15.60; Apr. 21, 15.41; July 22, 15.29; 

Oct. 20, 15.19.

148. John Penex. HE^SEi sec. 13, T. 14 S., R. 13 W. Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 6.19; Apr. 21, 6.15; July 22, 6.28; Oct. 20, 6.71,

149. George Boxberger, Jr. NE^NE^ sec. 22, T. 14 S., R. 14 1.7 . Records available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 19.10; Apr. 21, 18.78; July 22, 18.18; 

Oct. 20, 18.47.

152. D. D. Beisel. SW^SEj sec. 10, T, 14 S., R. 12 W. Records 

available: 1941-49. Jan. 13, 17.28; Apr. 21, 16.99; July 22, 11.47; 

Oct. 20, 16.03.

Saline County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

In 11 wells in Saline Count''

record

Well

15-2- 17cd 

15-2-18cd 

15-2-30dc 

15-3-24dd 

15-3 -3 6ab

16-2-7bb 

16-2-18cc

16-2-19ab 

16-3-13cd

16-3-26dc 

16-3-34dd

Length of 

record 

( years )

4 

4 

4 

4 

4

4 

.4

4 

4

4 

4

Highes-t 

level

21.41 

22.12 

19.06 

17.49 

23.54

18.30 

22.28

19.94 

20. "70

18.04 

19.76

Date

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949 

Aug. 6, 1948 

Aug. 6. 1948

Aug. 6, 1948 

July 1, 1949

July 1, 1949 

Apr. 1, 1946

July 1, 1949 

July 1, 1949

Lowest 

J.e vel

25.44 

25.50 

22.42 

20.64 

27,35

22.08 

26.52

24.67 

24.38

21.60 

23.15

Date

Jan. 6. 1948 

Jan. 6, 1948 

Sept. 5, 1946 

Jan. 6, 1948 

Jan. 6, 1948

Aug. 1, 1946 

Dec. 1, 1947 

Jan. 6, 1948 

Dec. 1, 1947 

Jan. 6. 1948

Jan. 6, 1948 

Jan. 6, 1948
118 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Difference 

In water 

County

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 11 wells In Saline

Well

15-2-17cd 

15-2- 18cd 

15-2 -30dc 

15-3-24dd 

15-3 -3 6ab

16-2-7bb 

16-2-18cc 

16-2-19ab 

16-3-13cd 

16-3-26dc

16-3-34dd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.03 

3.33 

3.36 

3.15 

3.83

3.78 

4.24 

4.73 

3.68 

3.56

3.39

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1949

+0.49 

+ .66 

+ .03 

-.71 

-.97

.00 

+ 1.38 

+1.73 

+ .07 

+ .80

+ .62

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.24 

+ .11 

+ .33 

-.99 

-1.07

+ .48 

+ 1.40 

+1.69 

-2.29 

+ .66

+1.09

15-2-17cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. 17, T. 15 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

Julv 1

Water 

level

22.15 

21.41

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

22.42 

23.12

Date

Dec. 22

Water 

level

23.49

15-2-18cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SE. corner 

sec. 18, T. 15 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

23.20 I Aug. 22 

22.12 II Oct. 24

24.29 I Dec. 22 

23.98 I

15-2-30dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SW^£ 

sec. 30. T. 15 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

19.72 H Aug. 22 

19.06 i Oct. 24

20.11 I Dec. 22 

20.95 I

15-3-24dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SB. 

sec. 24, T. 15 S., R. 24 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

17.72 1 Aug. 22 

18.22 II Oct. 24

18.88 1 Dec. 22 

19.63 1

15-3-36ab. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW. 

NEi sec. 36, T. 15 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

24.22 | Aug. 22 

24.58 1 Oct. 24

25.49 1 Dec. 22 

26.07 1

24.01

JEi

21.05

corner

19.89

corner

26.37

16-2-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW. corner 

sec. 7, T. 16 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

18.60 \ Aug. 22 

18.38 I Oct. 24

18.96 1 Dec. 22 

19.60 1

16-2-18cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SW. 

sec. 18, T. 16 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

24.27 I Aug. 22 

22.28 1 Oct. 24

24.55 1 Dec. 22 

24.63 1

16-2-19ab. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NW-|-1 

sec. 19, T. 16 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

22.24 1 Aug. 22 

19.94 1 Oct. 24

22.48 1 Dec. 22 

22.54 I

19.72

corner

24.40

*Ei

22.21
KANSAS, SCOTT COUNTY

16-3-I3cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. 13, T. 16 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

July 1

Water 

level

21.84 

21.67

Date

Aug. 22 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

21.92 

22. G3

Date

Dec. 22

Water 

level

22.99

16-3-26dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

26, T. 16 S., R. 3 X Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

19.06

18.04

Aug. 

Oct.

22

24

19.11

19.74

Dec. 22 19.94

16-3-34dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

sec. 34, T. 16 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 27 

July 1

20.40

19.76

Aug. 

Oct.

22

24

20.31

21.22

Dec. 22 21.47

Scott County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 9 wells in Scott County

record

Well

1

1A

2

2A

3

19

32

48

50

Length of 

record 

(years)

18

9

16

6

10

10

10

10

10

Highest 

level

55.89

53.42

30.95

31.58

67.94

45.38

37.79

29.10

93.60

Date

May 14, 1934

May 16, 1934

Aug. 16, 1940

Aug. 18, 1940

Apr. 25, 1939

Aug. 10, 1944

May 30, 1934

Apr. 18, 1940

Apr. 20, 1939

Apr. 22, 1939

July 19, 1949

Oct. 12, 1949

Lowest 

level

68.46

58.64

40.81

38.33

91.99

58.09

44.88

31.63

97.95

Date

Nov. 4, 1947

Jan. 6, 1949

Jan. 7, 1949

Jan. 8, 1949

Jan. 9, 1949

Dec. U, 1947

Sept. 16, 1946

Oct. 13, 1948

Feb. 17, 1949

Dec. 16, 1949

July 13, 1948

Aug. 6, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 9 wells In Scott 

County

Well

1 

1A 

2 

2A 

3

19 

32 

48 

50

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

12.57 

5.22 

9.86 

6.75 

24.05

12 .vi 

7.09 

2.53 

4.35

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.67 

+ .54 

+1.97 

+ .08 

+2.46

+2.07 

-1.30 

+ 1.09 

+1.39

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-8.90 

-4.63 

-6.58 

-4.70 

-10.11

-4.14 

-7.09 

+1.11 

+4.14

1. Mrs. Roslne Smith. NW. corner sec. 9, T. 20 S., R. 33 H. Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

65.74 

65.60 

65.54

Date

Apr. 14 

May 24 

June 17

Water 

level

65.75 

65.57 

65.35

Date

July 19 

Aug. 11 

Sent. 28

Water 

level

65.30 

67.08 

65.70

Date

Oct. 12 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

Water 

level

65.65 

65.70 

65.23
120 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1A. Division of Water Resources, Kansas State Board of Agriculture. 

NWj sec. 5, T. 20 S., R. 55 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Mean daily 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

50 

51

Jan.

58.62 

58.62 

58.65 

58.63 

58.65

58.64 

58.64

58.64

58.64

58.65

58.65

58.62

58.61

58.61 

58.60

58.60

. . . 

.....

Feb.

.....

.....

.....

58.60

58.60

58.60

58.59

58.59

58.58

58.57

58.57

58.57

58.56

58.56

58.54

Mar.

58.55 

58.52 

58.52 

58.51 

58.52

58.51 

58.50

58.50

58.49

58.48

"iR A*7

58.46

58.46

58.45 

58.44

58.45 

58.45

58.42

58.41

58.40

58.59

58.58

58.56

58.56

58.56

58.55

58.35

58.54

58.55

58.55 

58.55

Apr.

58.54 

58.54 

58.53 

58.52 

58.51

58.50 

58.29

Rfi $>Q

58.28

58.28

Rfi P*7

58.26

RR PR

58.25 

58.25

58.25 

58.25

58.25

58.25

58.25

RR P 1^

58.25

58.21

58.21

58.21

58.21

58.21

58.21

58.21

58.20

May

58.20 

58.20 

58.18 

58.18 

58.18

58.17 

58.17

58.17

58.16

58.16

58.16

58.15

58.15

58.15 

58.15

58.15 

58.13

58.12

58.12

58.11

58.10

58.09

58.08

58.08

58.07

58.07

58.06

58.05

58.05

58.04 

58.05

June

58.02 

58.05 

58.04 

58.05 

58.05

58.06 

58.08

58.09

58.11

58.12

58.15

58.14

58.16

58.18 

58.19

58.20 

58.20

58.19

58.18

58.18

58.19

58.19

58.18

58.18

58.18

58.18

58.18

58.18

58.17

58.18

July

58.17 

58.17 

58.17 

58.15 

58.15

58.14 

58.15

58.12

58.11

58.10

58.09

58.07

58.06

58.05 

58.05

58 .04 

58.05

58.02

58.00

57.99

57.98

57.98

57.98

57.98

57.97

57.96

57.96

57.97

57.98

58.01 

58.02

Aug.

58.04 

58.06 

58.07 

58.10 

58.15

58.15 

58.16

58.17

58.18

58.21

58.25

58.24

58.25

58.26 

58.27

58.28 

58.50

58.52

58.54

58.55

58.56

58.56

58.57

58.58

58.40

58.40

58.41

58.42

58.45

58.44 

58.46

Sept

58.46 

58.47 

58.47 

58.49

58.49

58.60 

58.50

58.51

58.55

58.55

58.55

58.56

58.57

58.57 

58.57

58.57 

58.58

58.58

58.57

58.58

58.58

58.59

58.59

58.59

58.59

58.60

58.60

58.60

.....

Nov.

58 1 45

56.47 

58.47

58.47

58.47

58.46

58.44

58.44

58.42

58.41 

58.41

58.40 

58.59

58.58

58.58

58.57

58.55

58.54

58.55

58.55

58.52

58.52

58.52

58.52

58.52

58.51

Dec.

58.51 

58.50 

58.50 

58.50 

58.28

5S.28 

58.27

58.26

58.25

58.24

58.24

58.24

58.24

58.25 

58.22

58.22 

58.21

58.20

58.19

58.18

58.18

58.17

58.16

58.14

58.15

58.11

58.10

58.08

58.08

59.08 

58.08

2. E. E. Coffin. NEjSEj- sec. 25, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Apr. 14

Water 

level

59.84 

59.77 

59.85

Date

May 24 

June 17 

July 19

Water 

level

59.40 

59.08 

38.80

Date

Aug. 11 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

38.35 

38.52

Date

Nov. 25 

Dec. 16

Water 

level

58.26 

58.03

2A. Division of Water Resources, Kansas State Board of Agriculture, 

- --- 26, T. 18 S., R. 35 H. Records available: 1944-49.

Mean daily water level, from recorder charts

Bay

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18

Jan.

37148

57.48 

57.46 

57.44

.....

' * 

'.'.'.'.'.

Feb.

.*.'.'.'!

.....

.....

 

57.*20 

57.20

Mar.

37.11 

57.11 

57.09 

57.08 

57.07

57.08 

37.06 

57.04 

57.05 

57.05

57.05 

37.02 

37.05 

57.05 

37.02

37.00 

57.00 

56.99

Apr.

56.95 

56.92 

56.91 

36.92 

36.91

56.89 

56.89 

56.89 

56.89 

36.90

36.90 

56.88 

56.86 

56.90 

56.95

56.91 

56.93 

36.95

May

56.94 

56.96 

56.96 

57.01 

37.06

37.15 

57.16 

57.15 

57.16 

57.17

57.17 

57.17 

57.17 

57.18 

57.18

57.17 

57.18 

37.20

June

37.55 

57.54 

57.56 

57.58 

57.40

57.42 

57.42 

37.41 

37.59 

57.56

57.52 

57.23 

57.25 

57.22 

57.19

57.14 

57.10 

37.07

July

36.76 

56.76 

56.75 

56.75 

36.75

36.75 

36.75 

36.74 

56.74

'.'.'.'.'.

.....

Sept

.....

57." 95 

57.90 

57.85

57.76 

57.70 

37.64 

57.59 

57.54

57.48 

37.42 

37.57

Oct.

57.62 

57.62 

57.57 

57.57 

57.52

57.45 

57.55 

37.24 

37.15 

37.06

37.05 

56.98 

56.95 

56.91 

56.87 

56.82 

56.79 

56.76

Nov.

56.55 

56.53 

36.52 

56.29 

36.28

36.27 

56.25 

56.19 

56.18 

56.16

36.15 

36.18 

36.17 

36.13 

36.12

36.13 

36.12 

36.09

Dec.

36.00 

35.99 

35.98 

36.00 

55.94

55.94 

55.95 

55.94 

55.89 

55.86

55.90 

35.94 

35.93 

35.93 

55.89

35.83 

35.85
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 121

2A Continued.

Mean daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

19

20

21 

22

23

24

25

26 

27

28

29

30

31

Jan.

.....

Feb.

37.20

37.20

37.19 

37.19

37.17

37.17

37.15

37.14 

37.14

37.13

Mar.

36.99

36.96

36.96 

36.97

36.94

36.94

36.95

36.94 

36.93

36.93

36.94

36.91

36.93

Apr.

36.97

36.96

36.98 

36.98

36.99

36.98

36,96

36.96 

36.99

36.99

36.95

36.94

May

37.23

37.24

37.25 

37.30

37.31

37.35

37.35

37.35 

37.34

37.34

^7 ^4

37.34

37.33

June

37.04

37.00

36.96 

36.91

36.86

36.82

36.79

36.78 

36.78

36.77

36.77

 zf* rj {*

July

36.58

36.64

36.78 

36.91

36.96

36.99

36.98

36.98 

36.98

"^.i nn

37.04

"vi i v

37.20

Sept

37.33

37.27

37.24 

37.23

37.26

37.28

37.33

37.38 

37.45

 zn CQ

37.55

 zrj CQ

Oct.

36.75

36.75

36.75 

36.74

36.72

36.68

36.63

36.57 

36.53

36.48

36.43

36.42

36.38

Nov.

36.07

36.08

36.09 

36.05

36.03

36.04

36.05

36.03 

36.00

36.01

36.03

 zr: r\"\

Dec.

35.83

35.83

35.83 

35.86

35.84

35.81

35.83

35.83 

35.83

 Z C QQ

35.82

 z c or*

35.80

3. Claude Hughes 

avallable: 1939-49.

ST»|Slill| sec. 21, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

80.45 

79.20 

79.40

Date

Apr. 14 

May 24

Water 

level

79.20 

86.64

Date

June 17 

Oct. 12

Water 

Isvel

79.79 

83.20

Date

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

Water 

level

82.11 

80.39

19. 

1939-49.

J. Dyer. SE-jNSi sec. 12, T. 18 S., R. 33 W. Records available:

Jan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Mar. 4

51.80 

58.09 

51.60

Apr. 14 

May 24 

June 17

52.57 

52.05 

51.19

July 20 

Aug. 11 

Sept. 28

51.26 

54.95 

54.87

Oct. 12 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

52.25 

51.54 

51.23

32. E. J. Roark. 

able: 1939-49.

sec. 25, T. 19 S., R. 33 W. Records availJan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Mar. 4

41.28 

43.70 

43.50

Apr. 14 

May 24 

June 17

43 .50 

43.62 

43.48

July 20 

Aug. 11 

Sept .23

43.29 

43.14 

43.14

Oct. 12 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

4o.25 

43.05 

44.88

39. Henry F. Poos Estate. HE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 18 S., R. 31 1». Records available: 1939-48. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

48. P. Roark. NEjNEi sec. 25, T. 20 S. R. 33 W. Records available: 

1939-49.

Jan. 5 

Feb. 17 

Mar. 4

30.47 

30.54 

30.50

Apr. 14 

May 24 

June 17

30.60 

30.29 

29.65

July 19 

Aug. 11 

Sept. 23

29.10 

29.86 

29.38

Oct. 12 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 16

23.36 

29.29 

29.41

50. F. M. Houston. SWjSEj sec. 28, T. 19 S., R. 32 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Jan. 5, 94.79; Apr. 14, 94.76; July 19, 95.66; 

Oct. 12, 93.50.

Sedgwick County 

By Janet S. Olson

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 38 wells in Sedgwick County

Well

11 

12

26 

307

Length of 

record 

(years)

12 

12

12

12

Highest 

level

51.34 

11.06

5.00 

9.08

Date

Aug. 4; 1945 

May 7, 1944 

May 8, 1944

July 24, 1948 

May 12, 13, 20, 

1945

Lowest 

level

60.34 

18.99

23.69 

15.59

Date

July 4; 1938 

Apr. -1, 2, 8, 

9, 11, 12, 

1938 

Jan. 29, 1939 

Dec. 30, 1949
122 WATER LEVELS AND APTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Highest and lowest water levels for the 

in 58 wells in Sedawick County 

period of record 

Continued

Well

502 

800 

302 

304 

305

807 

808 

809 

810 

811

812 

814

815

816 

825

826 

830 

834 

838 

840

842 

845 

846 

847 

870

M-27b 

M-28b 

M-S9b 

M-30b 

M-31b

M-32b 

M-33b 

M-34b

M-35b

Length ef 

record 

(years)

7 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 -

11

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

11 

11 

11 

11 

11

2 

2 

2 

2 

2

2 

2 

2

2

Highest 

level

12.49 

7.27 

1.96 

.59 

1.57

18.98 

19.31 

6.77 

1.94 

3.69

6.54 

9.64

7.65

5.32

5.49

2.12 

23.32 

5.87 

17.90 

.53

1.39 

8.20 

11.35 

10.55 

1.54

12.62 

12.55 

9.81 

7.39 

8.34

8.40 

6.82 

5.64

10.60

Date

Mar. 20, 1944 

Apr. 29, 1944 

May 11, 1942 

May 2, 1945 

May 2, 1945

July 6, 1949 

Sept. 2, 1949 

Apr. 29, 1944 

Apr. 28, 1944 

May 6. 1944

Sept. 27, 1948 

June 28, 1949

May 11, 1945

Oct. 8, 1945 

May 4. 1945

May 9, 1944 

June 2; 1949 

May 8, 1944 

July 6, 1949 

Sept. 30, 1945

Oct. 4, 1945 

May 8, 1944 

May 8, 1944 

May 8, 1944 

Nov. 9. 1945

Oct. 4, 1948 

Oct. 4, 1948 

Oct. 4, 1948 

Oct. 4, 1948 

July 7^ 1948

Oct. 4, 1948 

Oct. 4; 1948 

July 7, 1948

Sept. 2, 1949

Lowest 

level

29.70 

19. S9 

8.46 

5.20 

6.27

23.04 

23.47 

14.68 

13.38 

9.57

18.91 

17.11

14.04

18.47 

15.18

13.01 

23.62 

11.70 

26.91 

8.30

7.62 

16.16 

18.21 

18.36 

8.30

18.96 

16.50 

23.57 

17.43 

13.73

13.19 

12.02 

9.83

13.20

Date

Dec. 2, 1949 

Am-. 3, 1940 

Dec. 5, 1947 

Sept. 26, 1946 

Sept. 26, 1946

Jan. 2, 1941 

Mar. 4, 1941 

Jan. 2, 1941 

Aug. 30, 1940 

July 8. 1946

Feb. 10; 1947 

Dec. Z; 1940 

Jan. 2; 1941 

Feb. 5; 1941 

Mar. 4, 1941

May 1, 1941 

Jan. 24, 1941 

Jan. 31, 1941 

Mar. 3, 1947 

Dec. 5, 1947

Nov. 5, 1940 

Oct. 3, 1940 

Oct. Z; 1940 

Uov. 5, 1940 

Mar. 10, 1947

Sept. 26, 1946 

Dec. 5, 1947 

Dec. 5, 1947 

Dec. 5, 1947 

Nov. 5, 1940

Sept. 2, 1949 

Sept .30, 1949 

Nov. 30, 1949 

Nov. 30, 1949 

Oct. 31, 1949

Oct. 31, 1949 

Nov. 30, 1949 

Nov. 12, 1947 

Nov. 30j 1949 

Nov. 5, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for the period of record, in 38 wells in 

Sedgwick County

Well

11 

12 

26 

307 

502

800 

802 

804 

805 

807

808 

809 

810 

811 

812

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

9.00 

7.93 

18.18 

6.51 

7.21

12.42 

6.50 

4.61 

4.70 

5.06

4.16 

7.91 

11.44 

5.88 

12.37

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-1.21 

-.82 

+ .65 

-3.64 

-4.00

+3.83 

+ .06 

-.51 

+ .10 

+ .65

+3.16 

+ .29 

-1.52 

-1.08 

-.03

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+ 4.49 

+ 1.56 

+ 4.76 

-3.06 

-14.09

+ G.80 

-3.05 

-1.28 

-.51 

+ 1.63

+3.71 

+1.86 

-1.03 

+ .43 

+ 4.10
KANSAS, SEDQWICK COUNTY 123

Difference 

In water

between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

level, In 1949 and for the period of record, In 38 wells In

Well

814 

815 

816 

825 

826

830 

834 

838 

840 

842

845 

846 

847 

870 . 

M-27b

M-28b 

M-29b 

M-30b 

M-31b 

M-32b

M-33b 

M-34b 

M-35b

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

r 7.47 

6.39 

13.15 

9.69 

10.89

r 5.30 

5.83 

9.01 

7.77 

6.23

7.96 

6.86 

7.81 

6.66 

6.34

3.95 

14.76 

10.04 

5.39 

4.79

5.20 

4.19 

2.60

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1949

+0.18 

+1.24 

-1.27 

+ .01 

+4.04

+ .63 

+ .31 

+ 1.38 

+3.98 

-1.03

-.84 

+ 2.57 

+ .17 

-2.59 

-3.88

-3.28 

-14.76 

-10.04 

-4.74 

-3.96

-2.65 

-1.98 

-1.51

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+4.22 

+ 2.68 

+ 1.59 

+4.57 

+3.26

-1.11 

+ 1.81 

+ 4.00 

+7.12 

+ .36

-1.21 

+2.06 

-.32 

+ .19 

-.45

+ .1V 

-11.76 

-5.83 

-3.60 

-1.56

+1.27 

+1.02 

+ .97

Pumpage from city of Wlchlta wells M-27 to M-35, In millions of gallons,

In 1949

Well

M-27 

M-38 

M-29 

M-30 

M-31

M-32 

M-33 

M-34 

M-35

Pumpage 

1949

354.3 

138.7 

274.9 

298.9 

99.2

116.5 

160.6 

85.7 

37.5

Total 1,566.3

Total 

1949

354.3 

138.7 

274.9 

298.9 

99.2

116.5 

160.6 

85.7 

 37.5

1,566.3

11. J. II. Helm. SE. corner sec. 22, T. 26 S., R. 3 11. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

Water 

level

53.67 

53.36

Date

May 3 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

52.48 

54.49

Date

Dec. 10

Water 

level

54.75

12. Dr. A. D. Updegraph. 

available: 1937-49 .

NWjSEj sec. 26, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records

Date

Jan. 31 

Mar. 31

Apr. 30

Water 

level

15.17 

15.30 

14.44

Date

May 31 

June 27 

July 27

Water 

level

12.72 

13.90 

14.24

Date

Aug. 31 

Sept. 25 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

14.65 

15.01 

15.18

Date

Nov. 30 

Dec. 23

Water 

level

15.81 

16.04

26. Wichits Water Co. SY% sec. 18, T. 27 S., R. 1 Tf. Records available: 1937-49.
124 WATER LFVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

26--Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Da^

1 ?.

3 

4 

5

6

7

R

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

A Jan.

12.17 

12.11

12.10

12.10 

12.05

11.97 

12.24

12.17

12.16

12.08

H'.65 

11.60 

11.52 

11,43

11.35 

11,10 

10.40 

10.37 

10.53

10.53 

10.48 

10.35 

10.12 

10.31

10.51

9.99

10.12

10.24

10.28

10.35

Feb.

10.39 

10.44

10.56 

10.65 

10.73

10.80 

10.88

10.95

10.96

,10.96

10.76 

10.55 

9.35 

9.23 

9.25

9.23 

9.13 

9.03 

8.70 

8.42

8.41 

8.44 

8.41 

8.20 

8.00

7.76

7.73

7.93

Mar.

8.19 

8.45

9^22

9.34

9.46

9.56

9.63 

9.72 

9.80 

9.89 

9.94

10.00 

10.11 

10.72 

10.56 

10.37

10.41 

10.42 

10.41 

10.48 

10.43

10.43

10.62

12.88

14.13

14.18

14.47

Apr.

13.73 

12.75

12.20 

11.85 

11.61

11.41 

11.30

11,21

11.15

11.12

11.06 

11.00 

10.97 

11.00 

11.00

10.00 

11.01 

11.02 

11.03 

11.02

11.02 

11.02 

11.03 

11.03 

11.04

11.05

May

.....

.....

.....

.'.'.'.'!

'$'.86 

9.63 

9.43 

9.40

9.24 

9.04 

8.66 

8.60 

8.40

8.50

June

8.25 

8.09

8.24 

8.46 

8.46

8.06 

7.82

7.63

7.51

7.49

7.33 

7.14 

6.86 

6.80

....

'.'.'.'.

8.56

R T^

8 94

9.13

July

9.30 

9.45

9.58 

9.70 

9.81

9.93 

10.10

10.15

10.21

10.25

10.27 

10.27 

10.16 

10.09 

10.13

10.21 

10.27 

10.34 

10.42 

10.44

10.74 

10.74 

10.57 

10.64 

10.70

10.76

10.76

10.76

10.75

10.73

10.71

AUK.

10.76 

10.82

10.88 

10.93 

10.98

11.04 

11.07

11.12

11.15

11.17

. . . . .

.....

. * . . .

ii.'es

11.67

11.67

11.68

11.66

11.66

11.69

11.70

Sept

11.70 

11.71

11.72 

11.73 

11.73

11.68 

11.69

11.60

11.52

11,42

11.39 

11.43 

11.44 

11.44 

11,40

11,40 

11.43 

11.45 

11.46 

11.47

11.49 

11.52 

11.55 

11.57 

11.60

11.63

11.66

11.69

11.72

11.74

Oct.

11.76 

11.80

11.82 

11.84 

11.86

11.90 

11.94

11.99

12.00

12.03

12.03 

12.00 

11.95 

11.44 

10.68

10.47 

10.63 

10.78 

10.89 

10.98

11.05 

11.10 

11.15 

11.19 

11.24

11.27

11.28

11.35

11.36

11.33

11.39

Nov.

11.41 

11.43

11.43 

11.44 

11.46

11.46 

11.45

11.45

11.46

11.46

.'::::

.....

'.'...'.

ii.43

11.43

11.52

11.52

11.52

Dec,

11.52 

11.51

11.53

ii!55

11.55

11.54

11.51

11.55 

11.56 

11.56 

11.56 

11.55

11.52 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53 

11.51

11.57 

11.67 

11.73 

11.73 

11.72

11.66

11.66

11.66

11.65

11.58

11.52

307. J. R. Clark. 

available: 1937-49.

aec. 1. T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

I 

2

3

4

5

6 

7

8

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

to ocoW I-1>. CO

25

26 

27

28

29

30

31

Jan.

11.95 

11.93

11.93

11.95

11.96

11.97 

11.87

12.00

12.04

12.04

12.04 

12.05

" 

.....

.....

Hay

.....

13.02

13.02

12.99 

12.98 

12.97 

12.94 

12.92

12.89 

12.62 

12.57 

12.47 

12.38

12.16 

12.07 

11.97

T T QQ

11.87

11.63

June

11.57 

11.56

11.56

11.55

11.52

11.47

..... .'.'!.'.'

.'!.'.'.'

 ' '

.....

11.74

11.75

11.75

11. -79

July

11.84 

11.86

11.88

11.93

11.95

11.96 

12.02

i 5> np

12.02

12.02

H I-1 MCO tOt o CO *.tO

12.05 

11.97 

11.90 

12.39 

12.39

12.55 

12.54 

12.55

1 o cc

12.58

12.62 

12.65

12.68

.12.68

' 12.60

12.61

Aup;.

12.65 

12.70

12.75

12.86

12.87

13.03 

12.92

13.01

13.02

13.03

13.05

.....

14.*23

14.26

14.27 

14.34

14.37

14.42

14.47

14.51

Sept.

14.53 

14.53

14.54

14.54

14.54

14.54 

14.54

14.58

14.59

14.60

14.61 

14.67 

14.62 

14.63 

14.66

14.66 

14.56 

14.47 

14.43 

14.40

14.36 

14.16 

14.15 

14. 1?

14.15

14.00 

14.10

14.16

14.23

14.28

Oct.

14.30 

14.30

14.32

14.34

14.34

14.38 

14.41

14.42

14.42

14.41

14.44 

14.46 

14.46 

14.39

.....

.'..*.'.'

.....

14.88

14.88

14.90

14.91

Nov.

14.91 

14.94

14.95

14.98

14.98

14.98 

14.98

15.01

15.00

14.92

14.81 

14.76 

14.75 

14.74 

14.72

14.71 

14.71 

14.70 

14.69 

14.68

14.67 

14.67 

14.65 

14.64

14.64

14.63 

14.63

14.63

14.82

14.96

Dec.

15.01

15.26

15.26 

15.31

15.34

15.39

15.39

15.41 

15.49 

15.50 

15.42 

15.17

15.07 

14.98 

14.97 

14.88 

14.82

14.96 

15.10 

15.21 

15.32

15.34

15.40 

15.44

15.48

15.50

15.59

15.60
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 125

502. Kansas Gas & Electrtc Co. NW. corner sec. 29, T. 26 S., ft. 1 E. 

Records available: 1943-49. Pumping prior to each measurement.

Date

Jan. 7 

Feb. 4 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

25.20 

23.00 

20.30

Date

Apr. 1 

May 9 

June 7

Water 

level

24.40 

22.50 

23.30

Date

July 1 

Aug. 5 

Set>t. 9

Water 

level

25.00 

27.70 

27.20

Date

Oct. 18 

Nov. 11 

Dec. 2

Water 

level

25.00 

26.90 

29.70

800. City of Wichita. 

ords available: 1938-49.

SW. corner sec. 33, T. 26 S., R. 1 E. RecDate

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

Water 

level

15.86 

15.67

Date

May 3 

June 2

Water 

level

15.38 

13.21

Date

July 6

Water 

level

12.11

802. City of Wichita 

available: 1939-49.

NW. corner sec. 1, T. 27 S., R. 1 W. Records

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

Wate-r 

level

7.44 

7.56

Date

May 3 

June 2

Water 

level

7.34 

6.01

Date

July 6 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

5.21 

7.39

Date

Dec. 9

Water 

level

7.73

304. City of Wichita. SE. corner sec. 16, T. 26 S., R. 1 VI. Records-available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

"ar. 22 

May 3

2.78 

2.66 

2.01

June 2 

July 5

1.40 

1.62

Sept. 2 

Oct. G

2.69 

2.91

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

3.07 

3.37

805. City of Wichita. NW. corner NE| sec. 19, T. 26 S., R. 1 W. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

3.71 

3.86 

3.71

June 2 

July 6

1.80 

2.70

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

3.18 

3.46

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

3.53 

3.62

807. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 10, T. 26 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 22 

May 3

21.06 

20.87

June 2 

July 6

19.09

18.98

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

19.53 

20.40

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

20.47 

20.66

80S. City of Wichita. SW. corner NWj sec. 18, T. 26 S., R. 2 W. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

22.76 

22.76 

22.38

June 2 

July 6

21.12 

20.86

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

19.31 

19.38

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

19.53 

19.73

809. City of Wichita. NW. corner sec. 21, T. 28 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 1933-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

10.76 

10.96

May 3 

June 2

10.79 

10.16

July 6 

Sept. 2

8.96 

9.74

Oct. 6 

Nov. 10

10.30 

10.80

810. City of Wichita. 

Records available: 1938-49.

HE. corner SE^ sec. 35, T. 26 S., R. 1 W.

Jan. 3 

19 

Feb. 8 

Mar. 28

10.14 

11.50 

11.66 

10.33

July 5 

Aug. 31 

Sept. 8 

15

9.82 

10.80 

10.95 

11.06

Sept. 22 

30 

Oct. 7

11.14 

11.33 

11.33

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

11.52 

11.73 

11.93

811. City of Wichita, 

ords available: 1938-49.

SE. corner sec. 33, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. RecJan. 3

19

Feb. 8

Mar. 28

5.74

5.72

5.46

5.11

July 5

Aug. 31

Sept. 8

4.98

5.75

8.14

Sept. 15

30

Oct. 7

5.99

6.31

6.39

Oct. 21

Nov. 10

Dec. 1

6.53

6.77

7.04
126 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

812. City of Wichlta. 

ords available: 1938-49.

SE. corner sec. 14, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. RecDate

Jan. 3 

19

Feb. 8

Water 

level

7.75 

7.71 

7.63

Date

Mar. 28 

July 5 

Aus. 31

Water 

level

7.86 

7.28 

6.30

Date

Sept .30 

Oct. 7 

14

Water 

level

7.22 

7.22 

7.23

Date

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

7.24 

7.09 

7.37

814. City of Tlfiohlta. 

ords available: 1938-49.

SE. corner sec. 14, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. RecJan.31 

Apr. 1

12.08 B 

12.16 I

May 31 

June 28

9.8S I July 27 

9.64 I Oct. 7

10.66 B 

11.04 8

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

11.70

12.08

815. City of Wichita. 

ords available: 1938-49.

NE. corner sec. 17, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. ReoJan. 3

19

Feb. 8

Mar. 28

11.42

11.43

11.46

8.94

July 5

Aug. 31

Sept. 15

8.07

8.84

9.15

Sept. 30

Oct. 7

14

9.45

9.57

8.59

Oct. 21

Nov. 10

Dec. 1

9.82

10.16

10.52

516. City of Wichita. SE. comer sec. 7, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. 

available: 1938-49.

Records

Jan. 3

19

Feb. 8

Mar. 28

8.38

8.36

8.30

6.89

July 5

Aug. 31

Sept. 8

15

5.95

7.98

8.14

8.23

Sept. 30

Oct. 7

14

8.52

8.52

3.77

Oct. 21

Nov. 10

Dec. 1

8.86

-8.81

9.57

825. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 3, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records 

available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

8.87 

9.16 

9.02

June 2 

July 6

8.11 

7.91

Sept. 2 

Oct. 7

8.15 

8.52

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

8.75 

9.03

826. City of Wichita. NE. corner sec. 5, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Records available: 1939-49. Apr. 4, 7.22; July 8, 7.00.

830. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 30, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22 

May 3

25.82 

25.78 

25.51

June 2 

July 6

23.32 

23.48

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

24.13 

24.66

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

24.97 

25.23

834. City of Wichita. SW. comer sec. 9, T. 25 S., R. 3 W. Records available: 1938-49.

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

May 3

8.71 

8.62 

8.39

June 2 

July 6

7.26 

7.39

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

7.63 

8.3.8

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

8.34 

8.49

838. City of Wichita. NE. corner NW^ see. 33, T. 25 S., R. 3. W. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 22 

May 3

22.76 

22.59

June 2 

July 6

21.88 

17.90

Aug. 2 

Oct. 6

19. ]5 

20.04

Nov. 10 

Dec. 9

840. Owner of property, C. A. Berger; owner of well, city of 

NE. comer sec. 9, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records available: 1940-49.

Jan. 3 

19 

Mar. 28

6.69 

6.60 

3.08

July 5 

Aug. 31 

Sept .30

3.73 

4.20 

4.96

Oct. 7 

14 

21

6.15 

- 6.27 

6.41

Nov. 10 

Dec. 1

20.86 

21.36

Wichita

6.68 

4.00

842. City of Wichita. SW. corner sec. 16, T. 25 S., H. 2 1». Record 

available: 1939-49.

Mar. 22

May 3

4.72 

4.61

June 2 

July 6

3.75 

4.38

Oct. 6 

Nov. 16

5.56 

5.77

Dec. 9 5.89
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 127

845. City of Wichita. SWj-SWj- sec. 5, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. 

available: 1959-49.

Records

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

Water 

level

15.06 

15.09

Date

May 3 

June 2

Water 

level

14.96 

14.00

Date

July 6 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

14.11 

15.98

846. 

available:

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

847.

City of Wichita. SWiSEj sec. 

1959-49.

16.59 I May 5 

15.96 I June 2

City of Wichita. SW. corner £

6, T. 27 S., R. 1 E. Records

15.82 

15.82

5E^- sec.

July 6 14.02

6, T. 27 S., R. 1 E.

Date

Feb. 2 

Mar. 22

Water 

level

16.42 

16.08

Date

May 3 

June 2

Water 

level

15.99 

14.10

Date

July 6 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

14.49 

16.14

Date

Oct. 6 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

16.52 

16.47

- 870. 

available:

W. Williams. 

1940-49.

sec. 18, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Mar. 

May

22 

3

I 5.62 1 

1 5.48 1 I

June 

July

2 

6

2.64 D 

2.71 8

Oct. 

Nov.

6 

10

5.09 

5.85

Dec. 9 6.24

3004. City of Wichita. SEiSE^SEi sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 5 W, Driven 

observation well, diameter 1.25 inches, depth 20 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of l-|--inch pipe, 0.8 foot above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1949. Mar. 25, 5.25; Oct. 6, 7.54.

M-27. City of Wichita. NW. corner NWj sec. 2, T. 25 S., R. 2 VJ. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 215 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947, 1949

Date

Dec. 1, 1947 

Jan. 1, 1949 

July 8

Water 

level

15.98 

14.62 

15.96

Date

Sept. 2, 1949 

50

Water 

level

a 48.00 

49.00

Date

Oct. 51, 1949 

Nov. 50

Water 

level

15.50 

16.20

a Pumping.

M-27a. City of Wichita. NWjNWj sec. 2, T. 25 S. R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1-? inches, depth 80 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.6 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949.

Dec.

Sept .i- 1947

M-27b. 

available:

Apr. 

Sept

4 

. 2

16.44 

15.12

Sept 

Oct.

City of Wichita. 

1948-49 .

13.47 

18.96

Sept 

Oct.

.30, 1949 

51

20 

16

NE^NE?- sec. 5

.30 

51

18 

15

.52 

.05

, T.

.81 

.67

I Hov

25 S

1 Nov

. 50, 1949

., R. 2 W.

. 50

I 16.80

Records

1 16.50

M-28. City of Wichita. NS. corner NWj sec. 2, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 220 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Dec. 

July

17,

8,

1947 

1949

15. -75 

14.09

Sept. J3, 1949 17. 

16.

00 1 

00 1

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 15.00 

15.50

M-28a. City of Wichita. NEtNWi sec. 2, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 78 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.2 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947. 1949.
128 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-28a ContInued.

Date

Dec. 17, 1947 

Sept. 2, 1949

Water 

level

15.37 

14.39

Date

Sept. 30, 1949 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

17.15 

1C. 46

Date

Nov. 30, 1949

Water 

level

16.52

M-28b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 2, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

4

13.74 I 

12.96 1

Sept . 2 

30

16.50 

16.50

Oct.

Nov.

31 

30

1 15.77 

1 15.83

M-29. City of Wlchlta. NW. corner NTN^ sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 225 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947. 1949.

July 

July

1, 

8,

1947 

1949

13.28 I 

13.01 1

Sept . 2, 

30

1949 a. 58.00 

a 60.00 I

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 19.00 

1 52.00

a Pumping.

M-29a. City of Wlchlta. NW£NVi% sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter l£ Inches, depth 97 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.1 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949.

July 

Sept.

1, 

2,

1947 

1949

12.15 1 

29.90

Sept 

Oct.

.30,

31

1949 29.27 

16.02

I Nov. 30, 1949 29.53

M-29b. City of WlcMta. NW£NWj sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

available: 1948-49.

Records

Apr. 

Sept. \

10.79 

10.66

Sept 

Oct.

.30 

31

22.39 

14.90

1 Nov. 30 1 23.57

M-30. City of Wlchlta. NE. corner NWj sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 225 feet below landsurface datum. Records available: 1947. 1949.

Oct. 16, 1947 

July 3. 1949

11.82

7.51

Sept. 2, 1949 

___ 30 ___

56.00

15.00

Oct. 31, 1949 

Nov. 50_____

55.00

55.00

a Pumping.

M-30a. City of Wlchlta. NE^N1.^ sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter l£ Inches, depth 70 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.0 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947. 1949.

Oct. :

Sept.

L6, 1947 

2. 1949

10.97 

20.80

Sept 

Oct.

.30, 

31

1949 12. 

19.

66 

48

1 Nov. 30, 1949 20.79

M-50b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr .

5 

4

8.53 

8.37

Sept . 2 

30

16.90 

12.40

1 Oct. 

1 Nov.

31 

30

16.27 

17.43

M-31. City of Wlchlta. NW. comer NWj sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 1^- Inches, depth 197 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top.of casing, 210 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

July 16 

July t

5, 1947 

}. 1949

10.77 J 

9 .20 1

Sept . 'cI, 1949 14.00 

13.26

1 Oct. 

1 Nov.

30* 1949 15.00 

14.00

M-31a. City of Wlchlta. NV^NWf sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter l£ Inches, depth 85 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.1 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949.
KANSAS, SEDGWICK COUNTY 129

M-31a Continued.

Date

July 16, 1947 

Sept. 2, 1949

Water 

level

9.95 

12.17

Date

Sept. 30, 1949 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

11.33 

12.48

Date

Nov. 30, 1949

Water 

level

12.33

M-31b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

5

4

9.98 1 

9.96 I

Sept . 2 

30

13.48 | 

12.60 1

Oct.

Nov.

31 

30

13.73 

13.55

M-32. -.City of Wlchlta. NE. corner sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 185 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Aug. 

July

16,

8,

1947 

1949

11.27 II 

9.02 ||

Sent. 2, 

3C

1949 a 

a

45.00 1 

45.50 |

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 a 48.00 

13.00

a Pumping.

M-32a. City of Wlchlta. NE^NWi sec. 12, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter Ij- Inches, depth 71 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949.

Aug. 

Sept

16,

 2,

1947 

1949

M-32b. 

available:

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

4

9.96 1 

12.90 1 i

Sept 

Oct.

City of Wlchlta. 

1948-49.

10.13 

10.09

Sept

.30, 1949 

31

12. 

14.

NR^NE^ sec. 12

. 2 

30

11. 

11.

92 

17

Nov.

, T. 25 S

85 

98

Oct. 

Nov.

30, 1949 11.03

. , R. 2 Tf. Records

31 

30

13.19 

12.36

M-33. City of Wlchlta. NE. comer SEi sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 170 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Oct. 

July

29,

8,

1947 

1949

11.75 

7.23

Sept . 2, 

30

1949 10.00 

12.50

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 14.50 

a 52.50

a Pumping.

M-33a. City of Wlchlta. NBjSEi sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 54 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.2 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949. Oct. 29, 1947, 11.98; Sept. 30, 1949, 

9.66; Oct. 31, 1949, 11.23; Nov. 31, 1949, 11.23.

M-33b. City of Wlchlta. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 1, T. 25 S., R. 2 W. Records

Jan. 

Apr,

5 

4

8.09 I 

7.57 I

Sept . 2 

30

V.30 ) 

7.82 I

Oct. 

Nov.

31 

30

9.47 

12.02

M-34. City of Wlchlta. SW. corner SW^ sec. 6, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. 

Drilled observation, diameter 18 Inches, depth 150 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, opening Inside pump base, 2.0 feet above landsurface datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Nov. 

July

12,

8.'

1947 

1949

12.60 

6.96

Sept . 2, 

30

1949 10.35 

10.95

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 12.15 

a 50.11

a Pumping.

M-34a. City of Wlchlta. SW^SU| sec. 6, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 83 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949. Nov. 12, 1947, 12.34; Sept. 30, 1949, 

9.53; Oct. 31, 1949, 10.64; Nov. 30, 1949, 15.93.
130 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

M-34b. City of Wichita. Sfl^SVfr sec. 6, T. 25 S., R. 1 

available: 1948-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

7.81 

7.79

Date

Sept. 2 

30

Water 

level

7.37 

7.93

Date

Oct. 31 

Nov. 30

Water 

level

8.81 

9.83

M-35. City of Wichita. NE. corner NWj sec. 7, T. 25 S., R. 1 W. 

Drilled observation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 130 feet below landsurface datum. Measuring point, opening on side of oump base, 2.0 feet 

above land-surface datum. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Nov. 

July

5, 1947 

8, 1949

12.91 1 

10.30 1

Sept. '< 

3C

2, 1949 

)

10.55 1 

11.11 |

Oct. 

Nov.

31, 

30

1949 12.00 

12.67

M-35a. City of Wichita. NEjNWi sec. 7, T. 25 S. R. 1 W. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 83 feet below land-surface 

datum. Measuring point, top of pipe, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. 

Records available: 1947, 1949.

Nov. 

Sept.

15, 

2f

1947 

1949

12.83 

8.69 I

Sept 

Oct.

.30, 

31

1949 9.43 1 

10.35 1

Nov. 30, 1949 10.35

M-35b. City of Wichita. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 6, T. 25 S., H. 1 II. Records

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

4

11.46 \ 

10.91 1

Sept . 2

30

10.60 ! 

11.26 I

Oct. 

Nov.

31 

30

12.23 

13.15

Seward County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Seward County

Well

15 

106 

108 

122 

159

Length of 

record 

(years)

© 

9 

9 

9 

9

Highest 

level

15.88 

203 .89 

106.04 

200.66 

89.44

Date

May 3, 1944 

Jan. 13, 1947 

Apr. 12, 1945 

Jan. 22, 1945 

Nov. 15, 1949

Lowest 

level

18.67 

210.95 

110.78 

205.76 

95.55

Date

Nov. 24, 1947 

Mar. 8, 1949 

Apr. 21, 1941 

Oct. 21, 1947 

Dec. 19, 1940

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Seward 

County

Well

15 

106 

108 

122 

159

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

2.79 

7.06 

4.74 

5.10 

6.11

Net rise 

in 1949

0.00 

2.75 

(a) 

1.57 

1.02

Net rise ( + } or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.92 

+ 1.84 

+3.11 

+1.89 

+5.84

a No measurement made in 1948,

15. R. H. Hitch, 

able: 1940-49.

sec. 21, T. 32 S., R. 33 W. Records availDate

Feb. 8 

Apr. 7 

May 19

Water 

level

17.74 

17.64 

17.29

Date

June 20 

July 13

Water 

level

16.64 

17.24

Date

Sept. 15 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

17.20 

17.21

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

17.62 

17.64
KANSAS, SHERMAN COUNTY 131

106. Kansas City Life Insurance Co. 

Records available: 1940-49.

sec. 8, T. 32 S., R. 34 W.

Jan. 

Feb.

4

8

207.52 1 

208.45 1

Mar. 

Mav

8 

19

210.95 

210.45 [

June 

July

20 

13

208.24 ] 

206.28 1

Sept 

Dec.

.15

20

206.93 

200.30

108. C. D. Day. NE^SEi sec. 6. T. 31 S.. R. 34 'JV. Records available: 1940-47, 1949. May 19, 108.27; July 13, 107.22.

122. Mrs. Flora Atwell. NE^SE-^- sec. 9, T. 33 S., R. 31 T/9. Records 

available: 1940-49.

Jan. 4 

Feb. 8 

Apr. 7

204.36 

203.51 

203.36

June 20 

July 13

203 . 56 

202.45

Sept. 15 

Oct. 25

202.70 

202.25

Nov. 16 

De c . 20

202.30 

201.74

159. Liberal Gas Co. 

available: 1940-49.

sec. 3, T. 35 S., R. 34 W. Records

Jan. 4 

Feb. 8 

Mar. 8

90.48 

90.40 

90.25

Apr. 7 

May 19 

June 20

90.25 

90.04 

89.98

July 13 

Aug. 16 

Sept. 15

89.80 

89.64 

89.60

Oct. 25 

Nov. 15 

Dec. 20

89.52 

89.44 

89.54

Shawnee County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 1 well In Shawnee Count?,

Well

ll-16-5bc

Length of 

record 

( years )

2

Highest 

level

1.27

Date

Apr. 15, 1949

Lowest 

level

11 .8*0

Date

Nov. 27, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for neriod of record, in 1 well in Shawnee 

County

Well

ll-16-5bc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

10.53

Net rise 

in 1949

8.79

Net rise for 

period of 

record

2.38

ll-16-5bc. C. C. Busey. S7^NW| sec. 5, T. 11 S., R. 16 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Feb. 9, 7.97; Apr. 15, 1.27; June 13, 1.71; July 15, 

3.01.

Sherman County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

In 5 wells in Sherman Count:

Well

8-37-28abb 

8-40-24baa

9-39-30cbb

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2

2

Highest 

level

107.30 

136.49

118.55

Date

July 14, 1948 

May 17, 1948 

July 20, 1949 

Oct. 13, 1949

Lowest 

level

107.85 

136.85

118.90

Date

Jan. 6, 1949 

Oct. 14, 1948

Apr. 14, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 19^ and for period of record, in 3 wells in Sherman 

County

Well

8-37-28abb 

8-40-24baa 

9-39-30cbb

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

0.55 

.36 

.35

Net rise 

in 1949

0.18 

.20 

.25

Net rise (+) or 

net decline {-) 

for period of 

record

+0.04 

-.16 

+ .13
132 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

8-37-28abb. Albert Voha. NWjNEi sec. 28, T. 8 S., R. 57 W. Records 

available: 1948-4°. Jan. 6, 107.85; Apr. I*-., 107.80; July 20, 107.62; 

Oct. 12, 107.55.

8-40-24baa. Victoria van Draaek Estate. NEiNE^NWl- sec. 24, T. 8 S., 

R. 40 Vf. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 14, 136.68; July 2C., 136.49; 

Oct.- 13, 136.65.

9-39-30cbb. Charles Glenn. NWjSWl- sec. 50, T. 9 S., R. 59 W. Records availalile: 1948-49. Apr. 14, 118.90; July 20, 118.67; Oct. 15, 

118.55.

Smith County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of 

in 8 wells in Smith County

record

Well

4-14-34bc 

4-15-51bb 

4-15-55bc 

5-15-4dc 

5-15-25CC 

5-13-33ba 

5-14-5bc 

5-15-2dc

Length of 

record 

(years)

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4

Highest 

level

42.15 

34.92 

35.18 

19.68 

43.05 

23.25 

34.80 

31.55

Date

Nov. 21, 1945 

July 30, 1947 

Sept. 1, 1949 

Dec. 29, 1949 

Oct. 27, 1949 

July 8, 1949 

Mar. 26, 1947 

Sept. 1, 1949

Lowest 

level

43.05 

56.26 

57.99 

35.23 

46.53 

30.46 

40.50 

33.84

Date

Sept .25, 1946 

Nov. 30, 1948 

June 12, 1946 

Dec. 17, 1945 

Jan. 28, 1946 

Jan. 2, 1948 

Oct. 27, 1947 

Nov. 30, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water- levelr in 1949 and for period of record, in 8 wells in Smith

Well

4-14-3 4bc 

4-15-31bb 

4-15-35bc 

5-13-4dc 

5-13-25cc 

5-13-33ba 

5-14-3bc 

5-15-2dc

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

0.90 

1.34 

4.81 

15.60 

3.48 

7.21 

5.70 

2.29

Net rise 

in 1949

0.46 

.84 

2.75 

7.37 

1.05 

1.93 

3.04 

1.84

Net rise ( + ) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-0.19 

+ .48 

+ .37 

+15.42 

+2.83 

-.92 

+ .61 

+ 1.15

4-14-34bc. Laura Davis. SW^NW| sec. 34, T. 4 S., R. 14 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 21 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

42.95 

42.83

Date

July 8

S<,lDt. 1

Water 

level

42.69 

42.61

Date

Dec. 29

Water 

level

42.34

4-15-31bb. W. Lala. 

available: 1946-49.

31, T. 4 S., R. 15 W. Records

Feb. 

Apr.

21 

25

36.18 I 

35.96 1

July 8 

Sent. 1

35.30 1 

35.26 1

Oct. 

Dec.

27 

29

35.30 

35.42

4-15-35bc. H. R. Dannenburg. SY»iNY»i sec. 55, T. 4 S., R. 15 U. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

able

Feb. 

Apr.

21 

25

37.69 1 

35.57 I

5-13-4dc. B. 

: 1946-49 .

21 

25

27 

22

Eller

.15 I! 

.69 1

July 

Sept.

. SWiJ

July 

Sept.

8 

1

34. 

33.

3Ei sec. 4, T.

8 

1

20. 

21 1

28 

18

5 S

18 

03

Oct. 

D BC.

., R.

Oct. 

Dec.

27 

29

34 

35

13 W. Records

27 

29

21 

19

.92 

.23

avail

.10 

.68
KANSAS, STAFFORD COUNTY 133

5-13-25cc. Zelma Carter. SVJiSWj 3e c. 25, T. 5 S., R. 13 W. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 21 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

44.15 

43.80

Date

July 8 

Sept. 1

Water 

level

43.43 

43.17

Date

Oct. 27 

Dec. 29

Water 

level

43.05 

43.07

R. 13

Apr. 

July

ords

Feb. 

Apr.

5-13-33ba, W. L. Gearhart and others. 

' V. Records available: 1946-49.

25

8

28.00 

23.25 I

Sept. 

Oct.

1 

27

24 

24

5-14-3bc. Walter Felsburg. SW^Nl/V^ sec 

available: 1946-49.

21 

25

37.17 

36.71

I July

II Sept.

5-15-2dc. G. K. Wanhoff. 

available: 1946-49.

Apr. 

July

25 

8

33.78 

32.16

] Sept. 

1 Oct.

I

NE^N

.39 I 

.57 1

. 3,

35.80 [ 

36.95 J

SW|SEi sec.

1 

27

31 

31

2, T.

.55 J 

.63 I

T»i sec. 33, T. 53.,

Dec.

T. 5

Oct. 

Dec.

5 S.

Dec.

29 27.72

S., R. 14 W. Rec27 

29

37.22 

35.00

, R. 15 fl. Records

29 32.00

Stafford County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 2 wells In Stafford County

Well

3 

19

Length of 

record 

( years)

8 

8

Highest 

level

15.01 

a .47

Date

May 17, 1949 

Mar. 10, 1949

Lowest 

level

22.23 

11.04

Date

Nov. 16, 1947 

Aug. 1, 1942

a Water around well.

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 2 wells in Stafford 

County

Well

3 

19

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

7.22 

10.57

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

-0.62 

+ .41

Net rise for 

period of 

record

0.79 

9.27

3. B. Fritzmeyer. SW. corner 

ords available: 1942-49.

sec. 12, T. 23 S., R. 12 W. RecDate

Jan. 12 

Feb. 10 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

17.10 

16.67 

15.67

Date

Apr. 20 

May 17 

June 23

Water 

level

16.20 

15.01 

15.16

Date

July 21 

Aug. 18 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

16.46 

17.06 

17.67

Date

Oct. 19 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 22

Water 

level

17.85 

17.54 

17.60

19. Atlantic Refining Co. SE^SE^ sec. 27, T. 21 S., R. 13 W. Records available: 1942-49. Feb. 10, 1.82; Mar. 10, 0.47, water around well; 

July 21, 1.77.

26. . Stanolind anon Oil Co.o. sec. sec. 3, , T. . 22 S., ., R. . 12 W. Records

available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued in 1949.
134 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Stanton County

Highest.and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Stanton County

Well

13 

93 

146

Length of 

record 

(years)

11 

11 

11

Highest 

level

45.27 

174.16 

33.93

Date

Feb. 9, 1949 

Nov. 26, 1947 

Nov. 16, 1949

- Lowest 

level

51.83 

180.65 

46.30

Date

Apr. 23, 1940 

Nov. 16, 1949 

Apr. 22, 1940 

May 14, 1940 

June 18, 1940

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 3 wells In Stanton 

County

Well

13 

93 

146

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

6.56 

6.49 

12.37

Net rise ( + ) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+ 2.69 

-2.04 

+ 4.14

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+4.85 

-5.20 

+12.30

13. L. Y. Carrithers. NE^SEi sec. 21, T. 27 S., R. 40 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 9, 45.27; Nov. 15, 46.48.

93. J. Plummer. Center NE^ sec. 11, T. 29 S., R. 41 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 9, 178.16; Aug. 17, 180.18; Nov. 16, 180.65.

146. C. M. Harrison. SWjSEi sec. 27, T. 30 3., R. 43 W. Records 

available: 1939-49. Feb. 9, 37.83; May 20, 37.37; Aug. 17, 35.94; 

Nov. 16, 33.93.

Stevens County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

_In 5 wells In Stevens County

Well

10 

12 

30

Length of 

record 

(years)

8 

8

3

Highest 

level

79.92 

108.59 

101.81

Date

Feb. 21, 1948 

Nov. 16, 1949 

Nov. 16, 1949

Lowest 

level

a 93.20 

113.38 

106.84

Date

May 10, 1945 

July 28, 1942 

Sept. 23, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 3 wells In Stevens 

County

Well

10 

12 

30

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

13.28 

4.79 

5.03

Net rise 

in 1949

0.57 

3.23 

.73

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-1.99 

+ 4.79 

+4.19

10. T. P. Patterson. NWfSVfl sec. 21, T. 33 S., R. 37 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. Feb. 8, 83.76; May 19, 83.90; Nov. 16, 83.67.

12. Mack Greenwood. NWfNEi sec. 28, T. 33 S., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1942-49. Feb. 8,109.20; May 19, 108.95; Aug. 17, 108.71; 

Nov. 16, 108.59.

21. B. W. Parsons. NE^NE^- sec. 9, T. 31 S., R. 37 W. Records available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued In 1949.

28. C. E. Dudley. NW^NEj- sec. 34, T. 31 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued In 1949.
KANSAS, THOMAS COUNTY 135

30. Central Life Assurance Co. SE^SE^ sec. 15, T. 33 S., R. 36 VJ. 

Records available: 1942-49. Feb. 8, 102.82; May 19, 102.31; Aug. 17, 

102.04; Nov. 16, 101.81.

Sunnier County

1. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. On to'.vnshlp road 

right-of-way In NW. corner sec. 1, T. 30 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 

1944-48. No measurement, made In 1949.

2. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. On township road 

right-of-way In NE. corner sec. 6, T. 30 S., R. 1 E. Records available: 

1944-48. No measurement, made In 1949.

Thomas County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

In 4 wells in Thomas County

Well

7 

26 

33 

8-34-2aa

Length of 

record 

(years)

8 

8 

8 

3

Highest 

level

122.99 

111.27 

116.34 

113.34

Date

July 20, 1949 

Oct. 12, 1949 

Oct. 12, 1949 

Dec. 15, 1949 

Dec. 29, 1949

Lowest 

level

128.02 

117.55 

121.30 

114.65

Date

Oct. 14, 1948 

Oct. 13, 1948 

Apr. 14, 1949 

Jan. 27, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 4 wella In Thomas 

Count y

Well

7 

26 

33 

8-34-2aa

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.03 

6.28 

4.96 

1.31

Net rise 

In 1949

2.97 

6.28 

3.62 

1.06

Net rise (+) or 

net decline {-) 

for period of 

record

-0.53 

+ .51 

+ .77 

+ .69

7. George Strait. NW^NEi sec. 18 T. 8 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1942-49. Apr. 14, 124.77; July 20, 122.99; Oct. 12, 125.05.

9. Mr.-Sloan. NWjNV/i sec. 26, T. 7 S., H. 33 T». Records available: 

1943-48 . No measurement made In 1949 .

12. T». A. Atha. NW^SE|- sec. 2 T. 7 S., R. 31 W. Records available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued Oct. 13, 1948.

13. H. V. Chrlstensen. SW|NE| sec. 13, T. 8 S., R. 31 \V. Records 

available: 1942-48. Measurements discontinued Jan. 15, 1948.

» 26. T. A. Ryan. NE^SE^- sec. 27 T. 8 S.. R. 32 T». Records available: 

1942-49. Apr. 14, 111.40; July 19, 112.50; Oct. 12, 111.27.

28. Katherlne B. Hood. SE^NEi sec. 20, T. 10 S., R. 31 W. Records 

available: 1946-48. No measurement made In 1949 .

33. Arch Ball. NW^NWi se c. 7, T. 9 S., R. 33 W. Records available: 

1942-49. Apr. 14, 121.30; July 19, 116.40; Oct. 12, 116.34.

62. H. A. Hllla. NEjNEi sec. 27, T. 10 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 1942-48. No measurement made In 1949.

8-34-2aa. U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and Kansas Agricultural 

Experiment Station. NEj 3 ec. 2, T. 8 S., R. 34 W. Records available: 

1947-49 .
136 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

8-34-2aa Continued.

Date

Jan. 6

13

20

27

Feb. 3

11

17

24

Mar. 3

10

17

24

31

Water 

level

114.53

114.60

114.62

114.65

114.61

114.05

114.09

114.13

114.12

114.10

114.05

114.15

114.01

Date

Apr. 7

14

21

28

May 5

12

19

26

June 2

' 9

16

23

30

Water 

level

114.01

113.98

113.98

113.93

113.97

113.93

113.97

113.92

113.94

113 .'95

113.87

113.76

113.85

Date

July 7

14

21

28

Aug. 4

11

18

25

Sept. 1

8

15

22

29

Water 

level

113.77

113.76

113.77

113.71

113.64

113.64

113.60

113.63

113.49

113.48

113.49

113.48

113.42

Date

Oct. 6

13

20

27

Nov. 3

10

17

24

Dec. 1

8

15

22

29

Water 

level

113.51

113.52

113.45

113.47

113.46

113.56

113.48

113.50

113.38

113.36

113.34

113.36

113.34

Trego County

14-22-36. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NE^NE^ sec. 

T. 14 S., R. 22 W. Drilled well, diameter ! ? inches, depth V4-.5 feet 

below land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. Oct. 19, 42.65; 

Oct. 29, 42.57; Dec. 30, 43.74.

Wallace County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Wallace County

36,

Well

ll-40-15ddd 

12-40-14bba 

13-40-10abb 

14-40 -34ddd 

15-40-23bbb

Length of 

record 

(years)

2 

2 

2 

2 

2

Highest 

level

38.44 

19.72 

16.08 

88.03 

76.88

Date

Api-. 14, 1949 

July 20, 1949 

May 18, 1948 

Jan. 6, 1949 

July 14, 1948

Lowest 

level

42.69 

22.52 

20.10 

88.50 

78.06

Date

May 17, 1948 

Oct. 14, 1948 

Oct. 14, 1948 

Oct. 13, 1949 

Jan. 6, 1949

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 5 wells in Wallace 

County

Well

ll-40-15ddd 

12-40-14bba 

13-40-10abb 

14-40-3 4ddd 

15-40-23bbb

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4,25 

2.30 

4.12 

.47 

1.18

Net rise ( + ) or 

net decline (-) 

in 1949

+0.63 

+2.80 

+ 1.00 

-.31 

+ .14

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

+0.76 

+1.03 

-3.02 

-.40 

+ .03

11-40- 15ddd. School district. BE^SE^SE^ sec. 15, T. 11 S., H. 40 W. 

Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 6, 39.55; Apr. 14, 38.44; July 20, 

41.64; Oct. 13, 41.93.

12-40- 14bba. W. P. Kirkham. NEiNW^NWi sec. 14, T. 12 S., R. 40 W. 

Measuring point beginning July 1949, too of casing north side, 2.6 

above old measuring point, 1.6 above land-surface datum. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 6, 22.48; Apr. 14, 22.40; July 20, 19.72.

13-40- lOabb. J. Mumma. NWiNWiNEj- sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 40 W. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 6, 19.85; Apr. 14, 18.62; July 20, 19.80; 

Oct. 13, 19.10.

14-40-34ddd. Owner unknown. BE^SE^SE^ sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 40 W. 

Records available: 1948-©. Jan. 6, 88.03; Apr. 14, 88.08; July 20, 

88.05; Oct. 13, 88.50.
KANSAS, WICHITA COUNTY 137

15-40-23bbb. Broadway School district. HWiNWjNVli sec. 23, T.. 15 S., 

R. 40 ffl. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 6, 78.06; Apr. 14. 77.10; 

July 20, 77.58; Oct. 13, 76.94.

Wlchlta County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Wlchlta Count?

Well

!6-37-26abb 

18-35- 14bb 

18-37-lldcc 

19-37-3 Ibb 

20-36-14dad

Length of 

record 

(years)

3 

3 

3 

3 

3

Highest 

level

86.40 

81.33 

71.25 

70.25 

94.80

Date

Apr. 14, 1949 

Aug. 11, 1949 

Aug. 16, 1948 

Aug. 4, 1948 

June 23, 1948

Lowest 

level

90.52 

83.37 

72.34 

70.63 

104.87

Date

Dec. 16, 1949 

Oct. 12, 1949 

Sept. 7, 1947 

July 23, 1948 

Aug. 4, 1947

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

In water level, In 1949 and for period of record, In 5 wells In Wlchita 

County

Well

16-37-26abb 

18-35-14bb 

18-37-lldcc 

19-37-3 Ibb 

20-36-14dad

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

4.12 

2.04 

1.09 

.38 

10.07

Net rise (+) or 

net decline (-) 

In 1P49

-3.15 

-.02 

+ .18 

+ .23 

-.02

Net rise (+} or 

net decline (-) 

for period of 

record

-3.02 

-.30 

+ .28 

-.15 

+9.88

16-35-26da. P. H. Taylor. NEiSEi sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 35 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

16-36-3dc. Leonard Harper. S»|SEi sec. 3, T. 16 S., R. 36 W. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued In 1949.

16-37-26abb. Richard G. Hbbson. Nl^NE^ sec. 26, T. 16 S., R. 37 W. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 14 

June 17

Water 

level

86.40 

87.26

Date

Aug. 11 

Oct. 13

Water 

level

87.50 

90.52

Date

Dec. 16

Water 

level

90.52

17-35-22bb. W. and J. D. Melsenheimer. NWiNTlf sec. 22, T. 17 S., 

R. 35 W. Records available: 1947-48. Measurements discontinued In 1949.

17-36-17da. John Schwindt. Nl^SE^ sec. 17, T. 17 S., R. 36 VJ. Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

17_38-4ba. Mary Klefer. NE^NWfc sec. 4, T. 17 S., R. 38 W. Records 

available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

18-35-14bb. A. C. Pelt. N1H%N1H% sec. 14, T. 18 S., R. 35 

available: 1948-49.

"Records

Feb. 

Apr.

17 

14

83.22 | 

83.28 1

June 

Aug.

17 

11

83.26 

81.33

Oct. 

Dec.

12 

16

83.37 

83.30

18-37-lldcc. L. L. Barngrober. 

Records available: 1948-49.

sec. 11, T. 18 S., R. 37 W.

Feb. 

At>r.

17 

14

72.30 | 

72.29 I

June 

AUK.

17 

11

71.70 

72.20

Oct. 

Dec.

13 

16

72.17 

72.02

19-35-4dda. Jake Hagelgantz. SBj-SEi sec. 4, T. 19 S., R. 35 W. Records available: 1947-48. Measurements discontinued In 1949.
138 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

19-37-31bb. A. C. Buck. NW|NW^ sec. 31, T. 19 S., R. 37 W. Records 

available: 1948-49. Dec. 16, 70.40.

20-37-14dad. Elmer Hartrnan. NE^SE^ gee. 14, T. 20 S., R. 36 W. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Feb. 17 

Acr. 14

Water 

level

94.90 

94.99

Date

June 17 

Auf. 11

Water 

level

95.02 

96.52

Date

Oct. 13 

Dec. 16

Water 

level

95.] 4 

94.99

20-37-20cc. J. P. Stevenson. SH^SWj sec. 20, T. 20 S., R. 37 W. 

Records available: 1948. Measurements discontinued in 1949.

20-38-18ad. E. E. Hoard. SE^NE^ sec. 18, T. 20 S., R. 38 W. 

ords available: 1948. Measiarements discontinued in 1949.

Wood s on County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 1 well in Woodson County

RecWell

25-1 6-3 Iddd

Length of 

record 

(years)

2

Highest 

level

4.23

Date

May 6, 1948

Lowest 

level

9.56

Date

Nov. 26, 1948

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 1 well in Woodson 

County

Well

25-16-llddd

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

5.52

Net rise 

in 1949

1.92

Net decline 

for period of 

record

3.41

25-16-llddd. John Yohon. SEiSEjSEj sec. 11, T. 25 S., R. 16 E. 

Records available: 1948-49. Mar. 1, 4.27; Apr. 18, 4.98j June 10, 5.64; 

July 21, 7.64.

Wyandotte County

Highest and lowest water levels for the period of record 

in 5 wells in Wyandotte County

Well

97 

100 

119

length of 

record 

(years)

5 

5 

5

Highest 

level

15.15 

15.82 

21.7.3

Date

July 11, 1945 

July 11, 1945 

July 11, 1945

Lowest 

level

29.90 

33.45 

35.56

Date

Dec. 31, 1948 

Dec. 31, 1948 

Dec. 31, 1943

Difference between highest and lowest recorded water levels and net change 

in water level, in 1949 and for period of record, in 3 wells in Wyandotte 

County

Well

97 

100 

119

Difference between 

highest and lowest 

levels

12.75 

17.63 

14.23

Net rise 

in 1949

5.08 

4.45

Net decline 

for period of 

record

2.72 

5.00 

9.94

97. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept . of Interior. NW^SWiSEi sec. 15, 

T. 11 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-49. Dec. 26, 24.82.

100. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SBiNEiNEf sec. 22, 

T. 11 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-49. Dec. 26, 29.00.

101. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Nl^SWjNWj sec. 23, 

T. 11 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-48. No measurement uade in 

1949.
KANSAS, WYANDOTTE COUNTY 139

119. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. SEiNEfcNEi sec. 20, 

T. 11 S,, R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-49. Dec. 26, 35.24.

121. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. NEiNWiSEf sec. 20, 

T. 11 S., R. 25 E. Records available: 1944-48. No measurements made in 

1949.
MINNESOTA

By J. E. Powell

PROGRAM OP WORK

Periodic measurements were made in 11 wells in Minnesota in 1949, and 

water-level determinations were obtained from 4 wells equipped with automatic water-stage recorders. A total of 1,419 measurements was made during 

the year. Of this total 940 were obtained from the 4 recorder-equipped 

wells. Field work was done in connection with the investigation of groundwater resources in the vicinity of Cloquet, in Carlton County, and at the 

Camp Ripley Military Reservation near Little Palls, in Morrison County. 

FLUCTUATIONS OP WATER LEVELS

The maximum and minimum fluctuations in the wells equipped with 

automatic water-stage recorders are as follows:

Well

M-18 (city of Moorhead) 

MS-1 (east of Dilworth) 

US-3 (city of Barnesville) 

US-2 (city of Hawley)

County

Clay 

Clay 

Clay 

Clay

Maximum

169 .08 

19.24 

6.04 

15.48

Minimum

177.96 

21.70 

7.36 

18.45

As in previous years, the water levels were low during the winter, 

the lowest stages occurring during the months of January and February. 

The water levels declined slightly from December to March and rose rapidly 

during April and May due to recharge from melting snow in conjunction with 

the thawing of the ground surface. The highest water levels of the year 

were attained in May after which they dropped gradually until the end of 

the year.

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-IEVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Brown County

108.30.9. (US 6.) Erwin Kjelshus. Records available: 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

11 

18 

25 

Feb. 1

Water 

level

2.72 

2.46 

2.30 

2.15 

1.94

Date

Feb. 7 

15 

22 

Mar. 1 

8

Water 

level

1.83 

1.65 

1.34 

1.42 

1.75

Date

Mar. 15 

21 

Apr. 5 

11 

20

Water 

level

1.53 

2.10 

3.78 

3.34 

3.37

Date

Apr. 24 

May 3 

11 

18 

25

Water 

level

3.42 

4.00 

4.15 

4.14 

4.28

140
MINNESOTA, CARLTON COUNTY 141

108.30.9 Continued.

Date

June 6 

14 

21 

25 

July 6 

13 

20

Water 

level"

4.46 

4.55 

5.05 

5.13 

5.74 

6.04 

6.58

Date

July 26 

Aug. 2 

10 

17 

22 

Sept . 2 

12

Water 

level

6.58 

6.62 

7.24 

7.70 

8.03 

9.00 

9.20

Date

Sept. 20 

26 

Oct. 3 

12 

24 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

9.08 

9.25 

9.42 

9.34 

9.43 

9.53

Date

Nov. 8 

18 

25 

Dec. 6 

16 

27

Water 

level

9.56 

9.32 

9.10 

8.90 

8.28 

8.15

Carlton County

49.17.18dcc2. Andrew Ketola. Unused dug well, 48-inch square wooden 

casing, depth 18 feet. Measuring point, top of well cover, 4.5 feet below 

land-surface datum. Records available: 1949.

Jan. 2

9

16

23

30

Feb. 6

13

20

27

Mar. 6

13

20

27

10.12

10.16

10.16

10.23

10.25

10.27

10.30

10.37

10.34

10.30

10.20

10.24

10.12

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

15

22

29

June 5

12

19

25

10.00

8.32

7.95

6.80

5.49

5.50

5.77

5.88

6.20

6.60

6.87

6.70

6.30

July 3

10

17

24

31

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept . 3

11

18

25

5.78

5.49

5.68

6.49

6.00

7.07

7.36

7.75

8.17

8.88

8.98

9.17

9.32

Oct. 2

9

16 ,

23

29

Nov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

11

18

25

9.45

8.15

7.89

7.12

7.04

7.18

7.00

6.89

6.96

7.11

6.92

6.75

7.16

49.17.22cbb. Bureau of Indian Affairs, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

Abandoned well, depth 100 feet. Measuring point, top of 5-inch standard 

pipe casing, 2.05 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949.

Date

Jan. 6

16

22

28

Feb. 4"

11

18

24

Mar. 5

11

18

26

Apr. 2

Water 

level

36.29

35.59

35.68

35.77

35.92

36.79

36.77

36.79

36.98

36.96

37.11

37.09

37.12

Date

Apr. 9

16

23

28

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

17

24

July 2

Water 

level

37.15

37.09

37.06

37.09

37.29

37.30

37.31

37.30

38.31

37.29

37.31

37.36

37.19

Date

July 9

16

23

28

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 2

9

17

24

Oct. 1

Water 

level

37.21

37.19

37.36

37.29

37.41

37.59

37.39

37.45

37.41

37.45

37.42

37.45

37.43

Date

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

25

Dec. 3

10

17

23

28

Water 

level

37.39

37.46

37.44

37.47

37.51

37.49

37.52

37.54

37.56

37.58

37.60

37.62

37.59

49.17.27cbb. Marge Bodway. Domestic well, equipped with hand pump, 

depth 52 feet. Measuring point, top of 4-inch standard pipe casing, at 

land-surface datum. Records available: 1949.

Jan. 6

16

22

28

Feb. 4

11

18

24

Mar. 5

11

18

26

Ar>r. 2

38.76

38.93

38.89

39.07

39.19

39.16

39.31

39.37

39.52

39.61

39.44

39.42

39.56

Apr. 9

16

23

28

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

17

24

July 2

39.54

39.59

39.61

39.71

39.57

39.59

39.58

39.63

39.63

39.65

39.67

39.66

39.68

July 9

16

23

28

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 2

9

17

24

Oct. 1

39.63

39.61

39.64

39.56

39.67

39.66

39.64

39.61

39.61

39.71

39.69

39.71

39.73

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

25

Dec. 3

10

17

23

28

39.71

39.76

39.74

39.77

39.89

39.86

39.71

39.73

39.75

39.72

39.72

40.04

40.05
142 WATEB LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

49.17.28adc. James, Alfred, and Laura Jolicoeur. Driven well, depth 

15 feet, not equipped with a nump. Measuring point, top of 1-inch 

galvanized-iron pipe casing, 1.5 feet above, land-surface datum. Records 

available: 1949.

Jan. 6

16

22

28

Feb. 4

11

18

25

Mar. 5

11

18

26

At>r. 2

3.78

3,74

3.76

3.77

3.82

3.78

3.61

3.71

3.39

3.22

2.89

2.78

2.60

Apr. 9

16

23

28

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

17

24

July 2

2.42

2.59

2.62

2.64

2.69

3.28

2.74

2.74

2.77

2.79

2.84

2.86

3.07

July 9

16

23

28

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 2

9

17

24

Oct. 1

3.24

3.22

3.31

3.12

3.29

3.62

3.64

3.81

3.86

3.89

3.59

3.66

3.68

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

25

Dec. 3

10

17

23

28

3.59

2.94

3.01

3.06

2.99

2.94

2.96

3.01

3.04

3.01

3.03

3.06

3.05

Clay County

137.45.30cbbl. City of Barnesville. Unused drilled well, 10-inch 

cast-iron pipe casing, depth 73 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.5 

feet above land-surface datum- Records available: 1949.

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

Janj_

7.11 

7.12 

7.13 

7.11 

7.09

7.10 

7.09 

7.18 

7.18 

7.18

7.14 

7.09 

7.12 

7.12

7.17 

7.16 

7.14 

7.18 

7.18

7.13 

7.14 

7.12 

7.16 

7.16

7.14 

7.14 

7.16 

7.18 

7.11 

7.13

Feb.

7.20 

7.18 

7.18 

7.18 

7.17

7.18 

7.17 

7.27

7.' 22

7.20 

7.85 

7.23 

7.22 

7.24

7.27 

7.22 

7.30 

7.32 

7.30

7.29 

7.31 

7.31 

7.35 

7.36

7.33 

7.34 

7.33

Mar.

7.30 

7.32 

7.29 

7.30 

7.28

7.25 

7.17 

7.15 

7.10 

7.07

7.06 

7.05 

7.03 

7.02 

7.01

7.00 

7.00 

7.01 

7.00 

6.99

6.99 

7.01 

6.96 

6.94 

6.93

6.91 

6.83 

6.86 

6.90 

6.96 

6.66

Aor.

6.63 

6.62 

6.68 

6.58 

6.57

6.58 

6. GO 

6.59 

6.60 

6.56

6.54 

6.56 

6.55 

6.58 

6.54

6.52 

6.54 

6.54 

6.53 

6.53

6.52 

6.54 

6.55 

6.57 

6.52

6.52 

6.55 

6.52 

6.51 

6.53

May

6.52 

6.55 

6.53 

6.53 

6.51

6.33 

6.26 

6.22 

6.22 

6.22

6.21 

6.20 

6.23 

6.23 

6.23

6.24 

6.24 

6.25 

6.26 

6.23

6.20 

6.20 

6.24 

6.24 

6.29

6.28 

6.30 

6.28 

6.31 

6.31 

6.35

June

6.36 

6.35 

6.38 

6.89 

6.37

6.42 

6.45 

6.50 

6.52 

6.54

6.57 

6.57 

6.56 

6.55 

6.59

6.56 

6.60 

6.64 

6.62 

6.54

6.46 

6.45 

6.44 

6.45 

6.49

6.51 

6.52 

6.53 

6.54 

6.58

July

6.52 

6.66 

6.68 

6.68 

6.67

6.48 

6.43 

6.42 

6.14 

6.08

6.04 

6.04 

6.07 

6.05 

6.07

6.10 

6.10 

6.17 

6.20 

6.19

6.31 

6.31 

6.32 

6.35 

6.42

6.42 

6.48 

6.44 

6.10 

6.07 

6.07

Aug.

6.07 

6.09 

6.11 

6.13 

6.17

6.24 

6.24 

6.30 

6.35 

6.38

6.46 

6.47 

6.52 

6.50 

6.52

6.56 

6.60 

6.63 

6.67 

6.68

6.69 

6.71 

6.73 

6.77 

6.81

6.82 

6.84 

6.34 

6.85 

6.87 

6.87

Sept.

6.90 

6.93 

6.95 

6.95 

6.95

6.94 

6.98 

6.99 

7.00 

7.05

7.04 

7.06 

7.09 

7.07 

7.07

7.09 

7.13 

7.13 

7.16 

7.16

7.20 

7.21 

7.21 

7.22 

7.S2

7.23 

7.27 

7.27 

7.30 

7.29

Oct.

".27 

7.27 

7.27 

7.23

7.27 

7.27 

7.29 

7.29 

7.20

7.23 

7.22 

7.22 

7.22 

7.19

6.85 

6.75 

6.80 

6.80 

6.85

7.20 

7.20 

7.05 

7.36 

7.41

7.35 

7.41 

7.35

 

* * H *
MINNESOTA, CIAY COUNTY 143

139.45.1ccd2. City of Hawley. Unuaed drilled well, 10-inch caat-iron 

pipe casing, depth 121.5 feet. Measuring point, ton of casing, 2.05 feet 

above land-aurface datum. Recorda available: 1949.

Prom recorder charta

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

Jan.

17.26 

17.10 

17.41 

17.52 

17.41

17.38 

17.36 

17.39 

17.21 

17.43

17.34 

17.40 

17.37 

17.41 

17.35

17.19 

17.51

17.36 

17.40

17.42

17.36

17.34 

17.14 

17.27 

17.31

17.31 

17.30 

17.30 

17.31 

17.13 

17.31

Feb.

17.33 

17.32 

17.26 

17.24 

17.41

17.09 

17.22 

17.30 

17.25 

17.26

17.27 

17.32 

17.16 

17.34 

17 .-2 6

17.30 

17.27

17.30 

17.28

17.11

17.36

17.27 

17.26 

17.32 

17.35

17.39 

17.47 

17.44

Mar.

17.50 

17.36 

17.47 

17.41 

17.39

17.29 

17.48 

17.32 

17.33 

17.37

17.31 

17.26 

16.97 

17.21 

17.25

17.30 

17.24

17.28 

17.28

17.27

17.26

17.29 

17.09 

17.12 

17.10

17.14 

17.06 

17.11 

17.01 

16.76 

16.54

Aor.

16.29 

16.34 

16.23 

15.95 

16.11

15.42 

15.42 

15.43 

15.28 

15.23

15.39 

15.40 

15.58 

15.72 

16.11

16.27 

16.13

16.12 

16.0.9

16.19 

16.27 

16.30 

16.28

16.55 

16.42 

16.59 

16.65 

16.55

Mav

16.53 

16.45 

16.46 

16.48 

16.15

15.75 

15.56 

15.56 

15.59 

15.73

15.59 

16.93 

16.44 

16.29 

16.28

16.38 

16.30

16.33 

16.22

16.38

16.37

16.28 

16.85 

17.07 

17.47

17.51 

17.69 

17.51 

17.36 

17.46 

17.70

June

17.36 

17.30 

17.30 

17.49 

17.29

17.58 

17.69 

17.71 

17.88 

17.92

17.48 

17.55 

17.70 

17.66 

17.65

17.55

.....

17.64

17.59

17.65 

17.91 

17.88 

17.79

17.54 

17.69 

17.58 

17.72 

17.50

July

17.34 

17.30 

17.04 

16.75 

16.73

16.63 

16.35 

16.23 

16.18 

16.03

15.94 

15.97 

15.99 

16.00 

16.00

15.81 

15.97

15.99 

15.97

15.93

16.30

16.71 

16.50 

16.67 

16.61

16.43 

16.39 

15.52 

15.52 

15.50 

15.55

Aue.

15.52 

15.60 

15.45 

15.26 

15.05

16.69 

17.19 

17.01 

17,23 

17.48

17.26 

17.06 

16.95 

17.02 

16.97

17.13 

17.03

17.01 

17.08

17.09

17.09

17.13 

17.16 

17.23 

17.24

17.14 

17.18 

17.08 

17.10 

17.14 

17.27

Sent.

17.12 

17.13 

16.91 

16.88 

17.08

17.20 

16.60 

16.61 

16.61 

16.79

16.81 

16.77 

16.79 

16.86 

16.82

16.61 

16.83

16.84 

16.87

16.79

15.01

16.81 

16.82 

16.76 

16.75

16.74 

16.73 

16.78 

16.75 

17.70

Oct.

16.67 

16.58 

16.76 

16.75 

16.77

16.79 

16.85 

16.91 

17.14 

17.17

17.15 

17.10 

17.10 

17.13 

17.09

.....

* * * *

16.46

18.11

18.13 

17.87 

16.67 

16.87

16.84 

16.66 

18.20

 

139.47.5cc3. 

1948-49.

City of Moorhead teat hole MSI. Records available:

PI

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

Anr.

 *

 

.....

 * 

.....

.....

.....

 *

 

* » * 

 * 

19! 24

May

19.66 

19.78 

19.90 

19.74 

a!9.72

19.55 

19.65 

19.85

19.47 

19.89 

19.45 

19.40

19.35 

19.35 

19.25 

19.31 

19.71

20.03 

19.88 

19.93 

19.90 

19.80

19.73 

19.71

iglss

19.45 

19.45

June

19.13 

19.17 

19.83 20.08" 

20.24

20.24 

20.41 

20.13 

20.19 

20.13

20.43

20.30 

20.41 

20.43 

20.24

20.42 

20.48 

20.11 

20.O7 

20.17

20.08 

a2oll9

:::::

 am recorder charta

July

a20.15

 * *

 

.....

 * 

!!'.!.'

Auc.

.....

20.34

20.34 

20.34 

20.28 

20.19 

20.02

20.69 

20.72 

20.73

20.77 

20.75 

20.73 

20.55 

20.65

19.77 

19.73 

19.63 

19.65 

19.59 

19.59

Seat.

19.59

20.68 

20.74 

20.74 

20.70

19|55

19.80 

19.79 

19.78 

19.77 

19.59

19.72 

19.70

Oct.

.....

19.74

19.72 

19.86 

19.88 

19.88 

19.90

19.90 

19.90 

19.90 

19.90 

19.92

2l! 72

21.26 

21.24 

21.30 

21.22 

21.30

21.28 

21.30 

21.22 

21.35 

21.35

Nov.

.....

.....

:::::

21.08 

21.11 

21.15 

21.07 

21.00

20.85 

20.88 

20.82

20.85

'.'.'.'.'.

Dec.

.....

21.65

21.69 

21.64 

21.62 

21.61 

21.70

21.61 

21.38 

21.38 

21.39

'.'.'.'.'.

 ' 

a Taoe measurement.
144 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

139.48.7dccl. 

able: 1948-49.

(M18). City of Moorhead supply well 4. Records availProm 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

Jan.

177.57

177.25 

177.40 

177.39 

177.04

176.75 

176.70 

177.25 

177.92 

177.96

177.96 

177.15 

176.70 

176.70 

176.55

177.11 

177.05 

177.29 

177.25 

177.25

176.57

a!76.80

176.75

176.80

176.80

176.60 

176.18

176.48

176.50

175.85

175.70

Feb.

176.10

176.10 

175.90 

175.90 

175.90

175.60 

165.60 

175.75 

176.05 

176.05

175.57 

175.65 

175.65 

175.50 

175.10

175.19 

175.17 

175.40 

177.40 

175.62

175.46

175.31

174.84

175.07

175.15

174.90 

175.20

175.20

Mar.

174.98

174.81 

174.79 

174.43 

a!76.30

174.66 

174.57 

174.46 

174.66 

174.57

174.54 

174.46 

174.46 

174.57 

174.55

174.15 

174.42 

174.34 

a!74.34

a!74.25

Apr.

a!73.90 

173.90 

173.81 

173 . 57

173.76 

173.90 

173.76 

173.90 

174.20

174.70 

174.45 

174.43 

173.97 

175.82

173.53 

172. 80 

172.59 

172.50 

172.93

172.84

173.80

174.81

174.37

174.68

174.20 

174.21

174.10

174.17

174.23

May

173.75

174. -10 

174.57 

174.03 

174.15

174.17 

174.45 

174.43 

174.65 

174.18

174.15 

174.04 

174.28 

172.85 

172.60

172.89 

172.69 

172.69 

172.47 

172.42

172.00

171.86

172.10

172.51

172.13

172.45 

172.70

172.35

171.85

171.60

171.60

June

171. SO

171.60 

171.65 

171.80 

171.72

171.65 

172.10 

171.92 

171.70 

172.02

171.92 

171.79 

171.39 

171.33 

171.25

171.24 

171.27 

171.43 

171.34 

170.68

170.73

170.68

170.58

171.48

170.98

170.99 

171.46

171.47

171.39

171.70

a Tape measurement.

Prom 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

PA

25

26

PV

28

PQ

 ^n

31

July

171.96

172.25

172.21

171.28 

171.28

171.80

172 10

171.88

171 .93

Aug.

171.58

m ^A

171.87

172.10

T7P PO

1 TO no

172 43

a!72.95

173. 18

1 T7^ ^>^\

T T^. ^c;

173.16

173.48

173.53

1 T^ RR

173.92

173.90 

i "7*^ Qn

-irr-z QO

173.82

173.55

173. 80 

T 17*^ Qn

T T^ QH

T '7'^ t^O

T '7'^ ^(^

173.79

Sept.

173.79

T7P ACi

Oct.

172.63

172.74

172.79

174.57

174.43

Dec.

169.20

169.07 

169.29

169.75

169.40

169.08

169.47 

169.10

a Tape measuremsnt.
MINNESOTA, MORRISON COUNTY 145

139.47.6aaa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior test hole. 

Cased for observation well, diameter 3 Inches, depth 103 feet. Cased with 

standard black pipe, slotted at bottom. Measuring point, top of collar 

on well casing, 2.50 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 

1949.

Date

July 16 

22 

27 

Aug. 5 

12

Water 

level

16.94 

17.02 

17.13 

17.19 

17.25

Date

Aug. 19 

26 

Sept. 2 

9 

23

Water 

level

17.29 

17.21 

17.20 

17.22 

17.73

Date

Oct. 2 

7 

14 

22

Water 

level

17.83 

17.84 

17.96 

18.03

Date

Oct. 28 

Nov. 4 

11 

19

Water 

level

18.10 

18.14 

18.19 

18.21

146.27.26bd. 

able: 1942-49.

Itasca Count? 

(U S 5) Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army. Records availJan. 3

27

31

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Aor. 2

22.08

20.60

20.70

24.00

23.80

22.60

24.00

22.70

22.60

22.50

22.70

22.50

Apr. 9

20

25

May 2

9

19

31

June 9

14

20

July 1

8

22.60

22.51

22.41

22.38

22.37

22.31

21.76

21.87

21.76

21.54

21.57

21.56

July 12

24

Aug. 3

15

27

29

Sept. 6

12

21

26

Oct. 4

10

21.27

21.57

20.10

19.68

19.39

19.37

19.33

19.27

19.37

19.42

19.38

19.37

Oct. 17

25

31

Nov. 7

15

22

28

Dec. 5

13

20

27

19.45

20.07

20.09

19.39

19.49

19.42

19.59

19.69

19.89

19.99

20.09

Morrlson County

R-10. Camp Rlpley Military Reservation. Geological Survey, U. S. 

Dept. of Interior test hole. Diameter 5 inches, depth 108.5 feet. Cased 

for observation purposes to 57.15 feet with l|-lnch standard block pipe 

casing. Measuring point is 2.48 feet above land-surface datum. Records 

available: 1949.

Date

Apr. 20

26

May 2

9

16

23

31

June 6

13

Water 

level

12.68

12.76

12.73

12.56

12.70

12.68

12.62

12.29

12.76

Date

June 20

27

29

30

July 5

11

J.4

18

26

Water 

level

12.66

12.17

12.58

12.47

12.12

12.23

12.62

12.84

10.43

Date

Aug. 1

9

16

23

30

Sept. 8

14

19

28

Water 

level

11.48

10.87

9.68

10.68

10.53

9.22

9.20

9.31

10.57

Date

Oct. 11

20

28

Nov. 8

21

29

Dec. 6

10

21

Water 

level

9.16

9.17

9.10

9.12

9.02

9.00

9.12

9.12

9.09

R-14. Camp Ripley Military Reservation. Geological Survey, U. S. 

Dept. of Interior test hole. Diameter, 5 inches, depth 59 feet, cased for 

observation purposes to 59 feet with 2-inch standard black pipe casing. 

Measuring point, top of casing, 0.92 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949.

Apr. 20

26

May 2

9

16

23

31

June 6

13

16.74

16.77

16.82

16.76

16.74

16.88

16.82

16.68

16.46

June 20

27

29

30

July 5

11

14

18

26

16.34

16.32

16.38

16.40

15.93

16.30

15.96

16.03

16.06

Aug. 1

9

16

23

30

Sept. 8

14

19

28

15.16

15.74

13.66

13.56

15.58

15.34

15.78

15.33

15,80

Oct. 11

20

28

Nov. 8

21

29

Dec. 6

10

21

15.80

15.88

15.93

15.88

15.98

16.04

16.14

16.28

16,29
WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

R-16. Camp Ripley Military Reservation. Geological Survey, U. S. 

Dept, of Interior test hole. Diameter 5 inches, depth 77.5 feet. Cased 

for observation purposes to 58.5 feet with 2-inch standard black pipe 

casing. Measuring point, top of casing, 2.10 feet above land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1949.

Apr. 20

26

May 2

9

16

23

31 .

June 6

13

13.59

15.66

13.54

13.48

13.56

13.51

13.49

13.18

13.33

June 20

27

29

30

July 5

11

14

18

26

13.28

13.06

13.04

13.10

13.00

13.14

13.29

13.36

13.40

Aug. 1

9

16

23

30

Sept. 8

14

19

28

13.26

13.19

13.14

13.11

13.21

13.23

13.32

13.33

13.34

Oct. 11

20

28

Nov. 8

21

29

Dec. 6

10

21

13.30

13.30

13.38

13.50

13.66

13.70

13.05

13.15

13.05

St. Louis Count?

56.17.4 (U S 4) (Formerly U S 136). Herman A. Katola. Records avail, 

able: 1943-49.

Jan. 2

9

16

23

30

Feb. 6

13

22

29

Mar. 2%

13

20

27

8.79

8.88

9.00

9.97

9.95

9.12

9.15

9.17

9.25

9.25

9.30

9.21

8.69

Apr. 3

6

10

17

27

May 1

8

15

22

29

June 5

12

19

7.90

7.42

6.67

6.58

6.59

6.95

6.48

6.75

7.04

7.17

6.79

7.00

7.21

June 26

July 3

10

17

24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

Sept. 4

11

18

25

7.21

7.25

6.08

6.63

6.75

6.50

6.71

6.98

7.95

7.38

7.56

7.67

7.79

Oct. 2

9

16

23

30

Nov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

11

18

25

7.91

5.38

5.93

5.71

5.94

5.95

6.14

5.64

6.02

6.18

6.29

6.32

6.51
MISSOURI

By J. B. Cooper 

PROGRAM OF WORK

Water-level measurements were madeatn Atchlson County In 1949 as part 

of the Taiklo Cre.ek Valley observation-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 Atchlson County section consisted of 13 wells In 1949 In which. 

135 single measurements were made by D. W. Knox, observer of the Tarklo 

Creek well program.

The measurements of the observation well In Grundy County were continued on a weekly basis. W. H. Estes, owner of the Grundy County well, 

has been the observer since Its establishment and Initial measurement In 

1942.

The water levels In the two 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 25 measurements 

was made in these two wells In 1948 .

FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER IEVELS

In the Grundy County well the low measurement of 8.40 feet below landsurface datum recorded on January 9 Is the lowest on record for this well. 

The year started with a measurement of 8.24 feet below land-surface datum 

on January 2. The maximum fluctuation of water level was 5.52 feet with 

the highest reading of 2.88 feet below land-surface datum occurring on 

June 26. The water level was 1.37 feet higher at the end of 1949 that the 

end of 1948.

Fluctuations of water levels in wells in Atchiaon County, together 

with the other wells In the Tarkio Creek area, are discussed In the section 

of this volume that deals with Iowa.

147
148 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS

Atchison County 

Tarkio Creek area

1. W. R. Marshall. NW^NEj sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records 

available: 1934-48. No measurement, made in 1949.

2. H. W. Klutas. 

able: 1934-49.

sec. 1, T. 66 N., R. 40 Records availDate

Jan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24

Water 

level

9.60 

9.30 

9.70

Date

Apr. 25 

May 23 

June 22

Water 

level

9.69 

9.69 

9.96

Date

July 19 

Aug. 22 

Sent .22

Water 

level

8.43 

8.54 

9.48

Date

Oct. 24 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

9.60 

9.75 

9.88

20. Owner unknown. SE^SE^ 

available: 1937-49.

10, T. 65 N., R. 40 W. Records

Jan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24

19.00 II Apr. 25 

19.98 | May 23 

20.60 I June 22

21.72 

21.85 

20.44

July 19 

Aug. 22 

Sent .22

17.24 

19.47 

19.34

Oct. 24 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

20.16 

21.80 

22.24

21. Owner unknown. 

available: 1937-49.

sec. 11, T. 65 N., R. 40 Records

Jan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24

19.14 II Apr. 25 

19.18 I May 23 

19.84 \ June 22

20.88 

20.56 

18.98

July 19 

Aug. 22 

Sept. 22

17.52 

17.97 

18.86

Oct. 24 

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

19.40 

19.94 

20.49

22. J. A. McAllister. SE'iNEi sec. 35, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Mar. 24 

Apr. 25 

May 23

10.12 | June 22 

11.53 I July 19 

10.67 \ AUE. 22

10.48 I Sept. 22 

9.74 1 Oct. 24 

10.58 1

10.75 

10.84

Nov. 23 

Dec. 19

11.05 

11.23

24. Owner unkno'wn. 

available: 1937-49.

fcjf sec. 26, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records

Mar. 

Apr. 

May

able

Jan. 

Feb.

24 

25 

23

3.98 1 

3.69 1 

3.601

June 22 

July 19 

AUK. 22

3.20 

3.01 

2.44

Sept 

Oct.

25. Edwin Rolf. SWjSW^ gee. 12, T. 

: 1937-49.

26 

21

36.60 1 

39.67 |

Mar. 24 

Ai>r. 25

39.39 

40.76

May 

June

.22 

24

3 

2

66 N., R.

23 

22

42 

41

.12 

.28

Nov. 

Dec.

23

19

2.46 

2.67

40 W. Records avail-

.06 

.13

July 

AUK.

19 

22

33.84 

38.27

29. Edwin Rolf. SW|SW| sec. 12, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records available: 1937-48. No measurement made in 1949.

31. W. F. Marshall. NWiNW|- sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records 

available: 1937-49.

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

26

21

24

5.921

4.05 1

2.88|

Apr.

May

June

25

23

22

3

2

3

.10 J

.141

.00 1

July 19

Aug. 22

Sent .22

2.8111

3.36

3.2811

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

24

23

19

2.92

3.38

3.75

32. W. F. Marshall, 

available! 1937-49.

| sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

26

21

24

13 . 13 I

9.401

12.241

Apr.

May

June

25

23

22

12.14 I

13.37 I

11.70 I

July

Aug.

Sect

19

22

.22

8.60 1

12.10B

12.561

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

24

23

19

11.32

12.93

13.58
MISSOURI, PHFLPS COUNTY 149

33. W. P. Marshall 

available: 1937-49.

NEiNWi sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records

Date

Jan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24

Water 

level

15.52 

14.98 

16.39

Date

Apr.1 25 

May 23 

June 22

Water 

level

16.15 

16.16 

15.42

Date

July 19 

Aug. 22 

Sept .22

Water 

level

11.20 

14.39 

14.86

Date

Oct. 24 

Hov. 23 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

15.76 

16.19 

16.30

34. W. P. Marshall, 

available: 1937-49.

sec. 13, T. 66 N., R. 40 W. Records

Jan. 26 

Mar. 24 

Anr. 25

4.80 

3.24 

3.56

May 23 

June 22 

July 19

4.33 I Aug. 22 

3.44 I Sept. 22 

3.23 1 Oct. 24

4.34 I Nov. 23 

5.60 Dec. 19 

3.49 11

4.17 

4.78

35. W. P. Marshall. 

available: 1937-49.

sec. 13, T. 66 H., R. 40 W. Records

Jan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar.. 24

15.50 \ Apr. 25 

21.70| May 23 

19.28 1 June 22

18.69 I July 19 

18.58 1 Aug. 22 

16.23 1 Sent. 22

10.83 

15.78 

17.38

Oct. 24 

Hov. 23 

Dec. 19

19.08 

20.10 

21.60

36. George Rolf, 

able: 1937-49.

sec. 13, T. 66 H., R. 40 W. Records availJan. 26 

Feb. 21 

Mar. 24

29.50 

28.14 

28.58

Apr. 25 

May 23 

June 22

28.76 

28.14 

26.31

July 19 

Aug. 22 

Sent. 22

19.15 

20.70 

22.81

Oct. 24 

Hov. 23 

Dec. 19

25.87 

27.07 

27.96

Grundy Count?

U. S. 113. WIley H. Estes. In Trenton, In sec'. 17, T. 61 H.,R. 24 W., 

on property of owner at 105 E. Fourth Street. Records available: 1942-49.

Jan. 2

9

16

24

31

Feb. 6

13

27

Mar. 6

12

20

27

Apr. 3

8.24

8.40

7.60

7.42

7.24

7.23

5.90

5.80

5.81

3.34

5.10

5.16

3.82

Apr. 10

17

24

May 1

8

15

22

29

June 5

12

19

26

July 3

4.08

4.64

4.75

4.90

5.48

5.52

5.34

5.64

5.24

5.22

4.20

2.88

4.74

July 10

17

24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

28

Sept. 4

11

18

25

Oct. 2

4.90

4.18

4.24

4.88

5.34

5.32

5.24

5.32

5.76

5.48

6.04

6.02

5.88

Oct. 9

16

22

30

Hov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

10

17

25

30

6.34

6.54

6.22

6.18

6.48

6.16

6.54

6.82

6.82

6.88

6.82

6.82

6.92

U S 98. S. V. Alien, 

available: 1942-49.

Phelps County

NWi-SEi sec. 13, T. 37 H., R. 10 W. Records

Jan. 31 

Mar. 1 

31

6.88 II May 2 

7.09 II June 1 

6.85 K 30

7.02 I Aug. 1 

7.09 1 Sept. 1 

5.72 1 30

9.60 

7.84 

7.22

Oct. 31

Nov. 30 

Dec. 30

6.64

7.41 

6.88

U S 98A. Fred Plllman. 

available: 1942-49.

sec. 24, T. 37 N., R. 10 W. Records

Tan. 31 

Mar. 1 

.31 

May 2

9.40 

9.29 

7.34 

9.28

May 31 

June 1 

July 1

10.35 

9.86 

7.67

Aug. 1 

Sept. 1 

30

9.10 

10.08 

8.56

Oct. 31 

Hov. 30 

Dec. 30

6.26

Q.ier

7.46
NEBRASKA

By H- A. Waite and others 

PROGRAM OP WORK

The State-wide program of water-level measurements in observation 

wells, begun in 1934, in cooperation with the Conservation and Survey 

Division, University of Nebraska, was expanded in 1945 as a part of the 

program for the development of the natural resources of the Missouri River 

Basin- Since 1945, there has been an increase in the number of wells measured and also in the number of measurements made in each well. The cooperative test-drilling program has been increased due to the inclusion of the 

observation-well program in the Missouri Basin studies.

Measurements of water levels were made in 1,032 wells including 60 

wells in the observation of which the following organizations are cooperaing informally: Grand Island Water Department, 45 wells in Hall County; 

Pish and Wildlife Service, United States Department of the Interior, 9 wells 

in Garden County; Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District,

1 well in Keith County; Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District,

2 wells in Keith County and 2 wells in Lincoln County. Meekly tape measurements for well 20-50-32aa, in Morrill County, were furnished by the Nebraska 

Department of Roads and IrrigationAutomatic 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)

l-40-29bb (near Haigler, Dundy County)

3-25-4bb (near Cambridge, Furnas County)

5-15-3ba (near Minden, Kearney County)

5-19-22da (near Atlanta, Phelps County)

7-lO-23ab (near Hastings, Adams County)

7-38-28cc (near Imperial, Chase County)

9-14-ldc (near Gibbon, Buffalo County) 

150
NEBRASKA 151

The following wells which are continued from preceding page, are 

eauipped with 60-day continuous recorders:

ll-ll-25cc (near Alda, Hall County)

24-48-10bb (near Alliance, Box Butte County) 

The remaining wells listed below, are equipped with 8-day recorders:

l-6-30dd (naar Superior, Nuckolls County)

5-6-26bd (in Edgar, Clay County)

7-20-3led (in Bertrand, Phelps County)

8-9-14ac (near Trumbull, Adams County)

13-36-9ad) (neal> Korty' Kelth Gount y>

14-33-27da (near O'Pallons, Lincoln County)

15-9-9aa (near Gushing, Howard County) 

17-16-26dc (near Arcadia, Valley County)

25-48-14aa) (neal> Alllance ' Box Butte County)

25-45-32ad (near Antioch, Sheridan County)

30-22-23dd (near Ainsworth, Brown Country)

The well near Superior is serviced by personnel of the Bureau of 

Reclamation at Superior. The two wells near Korty and the one near O'Pallons 

are serviced by Warren Doolittle of the Platte Valley Public Power and 

Irrigation District. The well near Ainsworth is serviced by personnel of 

the Bureau of Reclamation at Ainsworth.

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 Al3-9-24cc (U- S- 62) are given under the heading Saunders County. 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 wells in Nebraska 

were continued during 1949. These measurements form the basis for statements of water-level conditions in the State published in the monthly Water 

Resources Review.

In all, exclusive of automatic water-stage recorder measurements, 

6,091 individual measurements of water level were made in Nebraska in 1949.
152 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

FLUCTUATIONS 'OP WATER LEVKLS

The precipitation In Nebraska In 1949 was 25.36 Inches, 2.63 Inches 

above normal and 3.79 Inches above that of 1948.

The following table summarizes for each observation well, the highest 

and lowest water level of record, the net change In water level In 1949, 

and the net change In water level during the entire period of record:

Length of record, In years,'highest and lowest recorded water levels, In 

feet, net change In water level In 1949, and net change In water level 

during period of record In ^73, wells In Nebraska

Well

number

(1)

Highest 

level

(2)

Date

(3)

Lowest 

level

(4)

Datp

(5)

Net 

rise (+) 

or net 

decline 

1949a/

(6)

Net 

rise (+) 

or net 

decline 

for 

period 

of

record

(V)

Adams County

5-9-9dc 

5-10-lbb 

5-ll-2bb 

5-ll-10bc 

5-ll-25ac

6-9-4cb 

6-10-8ac 

6-10-23bb 

6-10-31bd 

6-ll-30bc

6-12 -12db 

7-9-12dc 

7-10-23ab

7-10-26da

7-ll-3cb 

7-ll-22ad 

7-12 -15ca 

7-12-24cc 

8-9-5cc

8-9-14ac 

8-10-26da 

8-10-32da 

8-ll-13aa 

8-12-lcd

8-12-8ab 

8-12-22db

35.65 

93.23 

85.68 

8.83 

90.77

102.84 

90-07 

2.05 

90.99 

83.47

99.83 

111.06 

99.95

113.46

111.59 

118.18 

96.99 

98.17 

91.29

109.96 

97.32 

103.99 

91.25 

82.93

6.15 

81.90

May 26,1949 

May 26,1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

June 3,1949 

Apr. 25jl949

Nov. 21,1949 

Sept. 29, 1949 

May 26,1949 

June 3, 1949 l 

Nov. 21,1949

Sept. 29, 1949 

Nov. 12,1949 

Jan. 22, 1935 

Mar. 14,1935 

Nov. 21.1949

Sept. 29, 1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

Sept. 29, 1949

July 5,1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

Apr. 12,1949 

Sept. 29, 1949 

Nov. 21^1949

Julv 8,1949 

Nov. 21,1949

37.70 

94.89 

86.40 

10.81 

91.19

103.40 

90.55 

10.43 

91.70 

84.12

100.30 

111.53 

102.96

115.63

112.20 

120-60 

98.05 

99.02 

92.12

113.35 

97.43 

104.30 

92.68 

84.05

£.72 

84.60

Aug. 20,1947 

Aug. 30,1948 

Aug. 30,1948 

Nov. 13,1940 

Oct. 20,1948

Nov. 17,1947 

Nov. 24,1947 

Apr. 12,1937 

Aug. 30,1948 

Oct. 20,1948

Oct. 20,1948 

June 28,1948 

Sept. 18, 1948

Sept. 1,1948

May 11,1948 

Aug. 15,1947 

Nov. 17,1947 

Nov. 17,1947 

Nov. 13,1947

Aug. 6,1949 

June 3,1949 

Nov. 11,1948 

Aug. 14,1947 

Pet. 22,1948

Sept. 7,1946 

Aug. 13,1947

0-50 

+ .02 

+ .47 

.27

+ .43 

+ .41 

+1.53 

+ .38 

+ .65

+ .27 

+ .18 

+ .45

+ .36

+ .62 

+ .47 

+ .53 

+ .67

+ .13 

+ .08 

+ .10 

+ .40 

+ .95

+1.30 

+1.14

+0.33 

.38 

+ .54 

+ .32 

+ .13

+ .56 

+ .45 

+3.48 

+ .23 

+ .65

+ .17 

+ .44 

2.12

.59

.60 

+ .42 

+ .06 

.85 

.83

.43 

.08 

.15 

+1.36 

+1.12

+1.89 

+2.70

Antelope County

4-6-2aa 3.31 May 24,1936 

May 30,1946

7.81 Sept. 12, 1935 + .16 +1.74

Banner'County

19-54-15bb 

19-55-29ac

22.40

26.38

July 13,1949 

Oct. 27,1938

24.04

34.52

Sept.15,1949 

June 27,1938

.58 

+1.05

a Difference between last measurement in preceding year, provided It 

occurred In October, November, or December, and the last measurement in the 

year of this report, provided it occurred In October, November, or December.
NEBRASKA 153

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska C ont inued

(1)

22-24-33 ca 

23-22-22cb 

23-22-22cc

(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)

Blaine County

1.16 

16.08 

2.24

May 31,1949 

Sept. 16, 1949 

Jan. 7,1935

5-65 

18.12 

4.38

Aug. 4,1946 

July 23,1940 

July 1,1936

+1.07 

+ .21

+0.18 

+ .99 

.44

Boone County

18-5-12cc 

18-7-4ca 

18 -7 -bad 

18-7-14bb 

19-5-4ac

19-5-6aa 

19-5-7cd 

19-5-16db 

19-5-27dc 

19-5-28cd

19-7-30aa 

19-7-31cc 

19-8-9bb 

19-8-14db 

19-8-16cc

20-6-6dc 

20-6-23bb 

20-6-35ba 

21-7-26ca

12.37 

12.65 

4.35 

56.93 

64.54

41.12 

44.26 

22.74 12.29- 

32.51

23.48 

36.19 

69-13 

25.29 

43.75

67.07 

29.62 

44.69 

14.89

Sept. 12, 1949 

June 8,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. ,28,1949 

June 6,1949

June 8,1949 

June 8, 1949 

June 8,1949 

June 8,1949 

June 8,1949

Apr. 28,1949 

July 5,1949 

July 5,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. 28,1949

July 6, 1949 

June 8, 1949 

July 6, 1949 

Apr. 27,1949

13.98 

15.17 

6.33 

58.55 

65.71

42.95 

46.32 

24.85 

15.01 

34.88

25.48 

38.22 

69.85 

26.58 

46.11

69.54 

32.55 

52.04 

21.07

Sept .28,1948 

Oct. 26,1940 

Aug. 6,1935 

May 20,1948 

Aug. 9,1949

Sept. 28, 1948 

Sept .29,1948 

Sept .28,1948 

Aug. 9,1949 

Sept. 29j 1948

Nov. 1,1949 

Aug. 4,1949 

Sept. 29, 1948 

Sept. 29, 1948 

Aug. 4,1949

June 8,1949 

Sept. 28, 1948 

Sept. 22, 1949 

Oct. 14,1938

....

....

....

....

.46 

.31 

.75 

.48 

.17

.14 

+ .03 

.39 

.13 

.11

+ .37 

+ .20 

.30 

+ .14 

.27

+ .43 

.17 

.14

+ .77

Box Butte County

24-47-ldb 

24-48-4bb 

24-48-10bb

24-48-lldd

24-48-31ba

24-50-10aa 

24-52-13cb 

24-52-35aa

25-47-31cc 

25-48-4dd 

25-48-14aa 

25-48-25bb2 

25-48-27db2

25-48-30ad 

25-49-14da 

25-50-22aa 

25-50-31ab

25-51-14aa 

26-47-17dd 

26-47-35dd 

26-50-12dc 

26-51-25bc

26-52-10bc 

26-52-17ab 

27-47-12da 

27-47-23ba 

27-49-21cb

27-50-20aa 

27-51-6bb 

28-51-6dd 

28-51-8bc

11.14 

13.32 

9.82

i .91

37.46

48.68 

74.35 

97.61

14.29 

63.15 

48.06 

70-76 

67.90

12.54 

31.43 

131.78 

102 . 60

87.52 

52.21 

11.83 

100-56 

95.49

93.37- 

73.11 

6.92 

16.34 

115.45

173.99 

219.86 

1.67 

84.47

Mar. 25,1948 

Apr. 11,1946 

July 14,1949

May 11,1949

Mar. 28,1948

June 3,1946 

Sept- 14, 1949 

July 22jl940

Aug. 28,1947 

July 22,1946 

Mar, 6,1946 

May 29,1946 

May 13,1946

July 11,1946 

May 13,1946 

Nov. 22,1949 

Sept. 14, 1949

July 22,1940 

July 1,1948 

Mar. 26,1948 

July 1,1948 

July 3^,1940

July 2P,1938 

July 12,1949 

July 12,1949 

Sept. 13, 1949 

Sept. 13 ,1949

Feb. 27,1946 

May 10, 1949 

Mar. 27,1936 

May 10,1949

12.45 

15.12 

11.37

7.05

39.20

52.02 

78.55 

99.13

19.26 

63.91 

50-90 

81.69 

72.19

15.40 

33.10 

132.54 

103.41

90.04 

62.29 

13.64 

102.38 

96.50

101.02 

75.46 

13.23 

29.94 

119.41

178.73 

221.17 

4.08 

86.40

May 14,1946 

Nov. 25,1949 

Oct. 22- 

29, 1948 

Nov. 12,1946

June 8,16, 

18, 30, 1946 

July 2,1938 

Sept. 1,1948 

May 9,1946

Nov. 23,1949 

Dec. 17,1946 

May 16,1946 

July 13,1949 

Sept. 15, 1949

July 11,1940 

July 22,1940 

Sept. 13, 1949 

May 1,1947 

Oct. 20,1941

Feb. 27,1946 

Sept. 1,1948 

Oct. 21,1948 

Nov. 12,1946 

Feb. 19,1947

Sept. 1,1948 

Feb. 18,1947 

Apr. 19,1935 

Nov. 2,1940 

Oct. 20,1941

Sept. 14, 1949 

Mar. 27,1948 

July 20,1940 

Mar. 30,1940

+ .38 

.62 

+ .14

+ .33

+ .22

+ .58 

+1.08 

+ .20

1.08 

+ .21 

.52 

.10 

.51

1.55 

+ .31 

+ .06

.62 

+3.52 

+ .64 

+1.03 

+ .45

+ .93 

+ .25 

+1.68 

+ .37 

+ .54

+ .59 

+ .61

.16 

1.80 

.66

.51

+ .64

+2.33 

+ .42 

+1.05

3.90 

.28 

2.31 

3.20 

3.02

+1.86 

-64 

+ .22 

+ .31

.34 

.29 

.90 

+ .55 

+ .13

1.86 

+ .46 

+4.53 

+12.51 

+ .57

4.73 

+ .01 

'.23 

+ .77

Influent seepage.
154 WATER LFVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued-

(1) 72) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)

Brown County

29-21-6cd 

29-21-7ab 

29-22-4ab 

30-21-15cd 

30-21-18bc

30-21-19cc 

30-21-26bb 

30-21 -30bc 

30-22-15cc 

30-22-17cb

30-22-19aa 

30-22-23dd

30-22-26db 

30-22-27dc 

30-23-lcc

30-23-13bc 

30-23-21aa 

31-22-23dd

2.19 

3.92 

.76 

74.39 

55.84

36.80 

37.15 

37.02 

41.54 

45.12

47.88 

38.49

24.95 

14.02 

62.94

38.40 

22.44 

41.58

Apr. 20,1949 

Dec. 16,1947 

Apr. 20,1949 

Nov. 15,1948 

AUK. 30,1949

Mar. 16,1948 

Dec- 5,1949 

Dec. 6,1949 

Mar. 17,1948 

Nov. 14,1947

Dec- 6,1949

Nov. 18,1944 

Aug. 1,1944 

Apr. 14.1948

June 16,1949 

Aug. 31,1949 

July 26,1949

9.00 

5.99 

3.95 

75.47 

58.69

40.12 

47.82 

38.45 

49.17 

46.59

38.73

 ZQ Ary

29.00 

18.87 

66.13

39.50 

23.73 

42.95

June 17,1945 

Oct. 14,1948 

Sept. 15, 1948 

Sept. 14, 1948 

Oct. 17.1940

Jan. 13,1948 

Sept. 14, 1948 

Sept. 15, 1948 

Oct. 17,1949 

Sept. 15, 1948

Apr. 20,1949

Q^i-.t- O 'Z 1 QAQ

Aug. 15,1937 

Aug. 9,1937 

Oct. 17.1949

Nov. 20,1944 

Dec. 15,1948 

Oct. 14,1948

+0-70

.46 

.60

.77

.65

+ .79 

.28 

.47

.82

.58 

.02 

.38

.63 

+1.24 

.43

0.62 

.58 

1.65 

+ .05 

.69

+ .27 

+1.09 

+ .68 

+ .28 

.74

+ .32

.01

+1.31 

+ .10 

+ .30

+1.08 

+ .34 

.85

Buffalo County

8-16-3cb 

8-16-lOcc 

8-16-12cc 

8-17-lda 

8-17-4bc

8-17-12dd 

8-18-4cb 

9-13-5cb 

9-13-9cc 

9-14-ldc

9-14-4cc 

9-14-13cb 

9-14-19dd 

9-14-21cc 

9-14-22bb

9-14 -34bb 

9-15-llcb 

9-15-16CC 

9-15-34bb 

9-16-9cb

9-16-13bc 

9-17-31cd 

9-18-27dd 

9-18-31cc 

10-13-24bc

10-17-21cd 

10-17-26cb 

10-18-12aa 

ll-18-7ac 

ll-18-9dc

10.22 

1.70 

1.59 

4.18 

5.26

.89 

7.30 

16.54 

10.87 

15.56

17.58 

15.30 

22.55 

17.49 

15.00

9.20 

23.67 

31.88 

16.60 

30.18

26.71 

8.02 

3.63 

7.38 

17.91

27.98 

23.29 

27.76 

34.32 

33.02

Sept. 8,1947 

July 6,1949 

Apr. 25,1933 

Oct. 7,1946 

Dec. 3,1946

Mar. 9,1948 

Oct. 7,1946 

May 20,1931 

July 5,1949 

July 20,1949

July 5,1949 

July 11,1947 

June 9,1931 

July 11,1947 

July 11,1947

Julv 5,1949 

July 11,1947 

May 4,1948 

June 16,1931 

July 7,1949

July 7,1949 

Oct. 7,1946 

Oct. 7,1946 

Oct. 8,1946 

May 13_j_1931

Julv 7, 1949 

Aug. 2,1949 

July 7,1949 

June 3,1949 

July 7,1949

13.22 

3.79 

7.80 

11.90 

11.19

4.95 

10.07 

22.54 

17.09 

19.75

23.11 

23.05 

28.53 

22.11 

19.56

15.68 

29.96 

35.02 

25.35 

31.63

28.40 

13.01 

9.39 

12.50 

26.28

38.75 

24.46 

29.45 

35.70 

34.61

Aug. 7,1946 

Sept. 7,1948 

Jan. 7,1947 

Nov. 3,1934 

Sept. 7,1948

Aug. 20,1936 

Sept. 7,1948 

Sept. 5,1946 

Oct. 4,1946 

Sept. 6,1946

Sept. 5,1946 

Oct. 15,1941 

Oct. 15,1941 

Nov. 24,1939 

Sept. 5,1946

 Oct. 27,1940 

Oct. 15,1941 

Sept. 5,1946 

Nov. 3,1948 

Sept. 19, 1949

Nov. 15,1948 

Mar. 9,1948 

July 10,1946 

Sent. 7,1948 

Sept. 5,1946

Aug. 2,1949 

Nov. 17,1948 

Nov. 15,1948 

Nov. 16,1948 

Nov. 15,1948

+1.49 

+ .05 

+ .22 

+1.09 

+1.74

.37 

.07 

+1.33 

+1.72 

+1.19

+1.26 

+1.34 

+1.00

+1.28

+1.82 

+ .67

+5.53 

+ .59

+ .37 

+ .21 

+1.48 

+ .77 

+1.63

+1.22 

+ .70 

+1.18 

+ .05

+1.50 

+ .98 

.75 

+2.70 

1.04

+1.56 

.43 

+ .42 

+ .07 

+2.19

+ .59 

+ .19 

1.70 

1.95 

. .10

.90 

.94 

+2.55 

2.50 

+ .59

+ .37 

+ .60 

+1.35 

.07 

4.10

+3.54 

+1.22 

+ .70 

+1.18 

+ .05

Butler County

Al6-l-17bc 

Al6-2-14cc 

Al6-2-30bc 

A16-3-ldc 

A16-3-8dd

A16-3-15cd 

Al7-4-28cd

2.80 

3.22 

20.77 

8.11 

1.54

11.52 

19.55

July 7,1947 

Apr. 19,1949 

July 12,1949 

July 7,1947 

Mar. 7,1949

July 7,1947 

July 7,1947

5.47 

6.35 

22.68 

12.45 

4.86

17.28 

22.10

Sept. 3,1946 

Oct. 12,1946 

Aug. 6,1946 

Jan- 12,1948 

Sept. 3,1947

Aug. 5,1946 

Oct. 11,1946

+ .37 

+ .05 

+ .25 

+ .43 

+ .09

+ .13 

+ .20

.85 

.44 

+ .76 

1.18 

+ .42

+1.30 

.39
NEBRASKA 155

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 975 wells in Nebraska Continued_________

(1) (2) (3) 14) (5)

Chase County

5-36-7ba 

5-56-10bb 

5-57-2dc 

5-57-5cc 

5-37-3cd

5-37-4dad 

5-37-9sdbl 

5-37-yadb2 

5-37-9adb3 

5-37-10ba

5-37-10bbb 

5-37-10bbc 

5-37-10bc 

5-38-3ad 

5-38-4aa

5-38-4ad 

6-37-32dc 

7-38-20dd 

7-38-28cc

14.93 

2.15 

5.39 

23.85 

5.10

86.15 

63.29 

78.95 

93.57 

5.37

4.67 

10.95 

14.99 

5.92. 

10.79

4.48 

18.90 

68.49 

75.23

June 9,1949 

Feb. 10,1949 

Feb. 10,1949 - 

Nov. 18,1949 

June 9,1949

Nov. 18,1949 

Nov. 18,1949 

Nov. 18,1949 

Dec. 20,1949 

June 9,1949

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 20,1949 

Dec. 20,1949 

June 9,1949 

June 9.1949

June 9,1949 

Mar. 23,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 23,1949

16.39 

6.53 

7.46 

25.60 

6.30

87.26 

68.00 

84.74 

98-65 

7.57

7.34 

14.62 

19.21 

7.03 

11.35

5.44 

19.65 

70.92 

76.85

Aug. 15,1946 

Mar- 23,1949 

Aug. 26,1949 

Dec- 9,1948 

Aug. 26,1949

Apr. 22,1949 

June 9,1949 

Apr. 22,1949 

Mar. 23,1949 

Aug. 4,1949

Dec. 9,1948 

Dec. 9,1948 

Mar. 23,1949 

Aug. 26,1949 

Aug. 4,1949

Aug. 26,1949 

Cct. 7,1948 

Nov. 19,1942 

Dec- 9,1944

0.17 

+1.34

....

....

+ .51 

+ .27

+0.10 

2.46 

1.46 

+1.34 

.11

+ .27 

+4.68 

+5.02 

+5.08 

+ .06

+2.67 

+3.67 

+4.19 

.00 

.02

.23 

+ .75 

+ .50 

+1.45

31-25-20ad

5-6-26bd

2.25 | May

76.12 1 Dec. 

1 51,

Cherry County

16,1945 

Clay

24, 50, 

1949

6.58 

County

77.09

Sept . 1956

July 18,1948 + .85

+ .14

+ .88

Uolfax County

A17-2-22dd

A17-3-4CC

A17-3-lldd

Al7-3-l8dc

A17-3-23cc

A17-3-29aa

A17-4-4bb

3.52

4.37

6.60

1.75

2.15

6.97

11.19

July 8,1947

Mar. 8,1949

July 7,1947

Mar. 23,1948

Mar. 24,1948

Julv 8,1947

July 8,1947

6.49

6.34

10.50

4.82

5.27

8-83

17.11

Jan. 13,1948

Sept. 4,1947

Jan. 3,1947

Sept. 4,1946

Sept. 3,1946

Nov. 1,1948

Aug. 6,1946

.43

.20

.81

.24

.07

.37

+1.82

+ .58

+ .53

+ .01

.49

.08

+ .17

.18

Custer County

18-17-3bb 

18-17-9bb 

18-17 -36dd 

19-17-9 ca 

19-17-17bb

19-17-19ad 

19-17-29cd 

19-17-34dd 

19-18-9aa 

19-18-10db

19-18-15ab 

19-19-lad 

19-19-2bb 

19-19-4cc 

19-19-9bc

19-19-12bc 

19-20-lcd 

19-20-5cb 

19-20-10aa 

19-20-12db

6.47 

10.99 

1.99 

69.04 

8.53

4.42 

10.21 

4.21 

11.98 

7.82

3.28 

7.55 

16.80 

8.95 

8.17

21.30 

12.09 

15.44 

16.77 

21.96

Dec. 1,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Aug. 31,1949 

Nov. 10,1949 

Nov. 9,1949

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Dec. 5,1949 

Mar. 28,1948 

Oct. 6,1949

Sept. 5,1949 

Nov. 10,1949 

Nov. 10,1949 

Nov. 10,1949 

Dec. 2,1949

Sept. 7,1949 

Dec. 2,1949 

Aug. 25,1949 

Dec. 2,1949 

Dec. 2,1949

6.49 

13.73 

2-87 

69.38 

9,14

4.78 

11.06 

4.34 

14.98 

8.26

3.67 

8.39 

17.51 

9.83 

8.75

21.38 

12.88 

15-81 

17.04 

22.11

Nov. 11,1949 

Dec. 1,1949 

Nov. 9,1949 

Sept .26, 1949 

Dec. 5,1949

Dec. 1,1949 

Dec. 1,1949 

Nov. 9,1949 

July 16,1940 

Dec. 1,1949

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Aug. 23,1949 

Sept. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949

Oct. 6,1949 

Sept. 7,1949 

Sept. 26, 1949 

Aug. 23,1949 

Sept. 7,1949 

Oct. 6,1949

....

....

....

....

+ .01 

2.74 

.84 

+ .24 

.36

.36 

.85 

+ .07 

+2.36 

+ .29

.20 

+ .20 

+ .62 

+ .07 

+ .47

.07 

+ .79 

.36 

+ .27 

+ .15
156 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CESTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued_________

TT)I(2) "lT3) (4) (5) (6)

Ouster County Continued

20-19-25dd 

20-19-31cb 

20-19-33cc 

20-19-34ab 

20-20-30aa

20-20-36cc 

20-21-9dd 

20-21-10bc 

20-21-22bc

32.61 

31.64 

22.65 

52.66 

32.38

3.26 

3.22 

21.09 

2.36

Oct. 6,1949 

Sept. 26, 1949 

Sept. 6,1949 

Nov. 10,1949 

Nov. 10,1949

Dec. 2,1949 

Dec- 2,1949 

Dec. 2,1949 

Dec. 2,1949

33.22 

32. 02, 

22.87 

54.34 

33.09

4.21 

4-60 

21.34 

3.45

Dec. 2,1949 

Aug. 26,1949 

Dec. 2,1949 

Sept. 26, 1949 

Aug. 24,1949

Oct. 6,1949 

Sept. 10, 1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949

....

0.61 

+ .14 

.22 

+1.62 

+ .62

+ .95 

+1.38 

+ .06 

+1.09

Dawes County

31-52-3de | 15.84 | Mar. 30,1948 I 21.51 | Aug. 27,1934

Dawson County

1.06 +2.65

9-19-16ab 

9-19-25bb 

9-19-33bb 

9-20-3dd 

9-20-5bc

9-20-13bc 

9-20-22cc 

9-20-33dd 

9-21-6ad 

9-21-7aa

9-21-7da 

9-21-12cb 

9-21-18aa 

9-21-18da 

9-21-19aal

9-21-19aa2 

9-21-19da 

9-21-19dd 

9-21-24aa 

9-21-29bc

9-21-30da 

9-21-3 laal 

9-21-31da 

9-21-31dd 

9-22-25do

9-22-26aa 

9-22-33aa 

9-23-2dc 

9-23 -3oc 

9-23-12da

9-23-21bb 

9-23 -28bb 

9-23-3200 

9-24-ldc 

10-20-21cb

10-20-35bb 

10-21-6da 

10-21-7aa 

10-21-7da 

10-21-18aa

10-21-18dd 

10-21-19aa 

10-21-19da 

I0-21-23ab 

10-21-30aa

10-21 -SOda

6.50 

5.12 

5.03 

8.72 

18.45

6.90 

7.74 

2.09 

1.39 

4.52

4.13 

9.29 

2.50 

2.22 

1.45

+1.23 

.95 

2.83 

1.97 

.10

3.63 

11.82 

7.68 

4.16 

2.17

5.69 

32.83 

14.02 

9.89 

+ .82

167.93 

116.77 

176.80 

13.66 

22.33

14.80 

7.00 

5.63 

6.10 

4.60

8.92 

11.88 

11.68 

8.15 

4.37

4.37

Dec. 3,1946 

July 6, 1949 

Dot . 8, 1946 

Dec. 3,1946 

July 1,1947

Dec- 3,1946 

Dec. 3,1946 

Julv 7,1949 

Oct. 8,1946 

Oct. 8,1946

Oct. 8,1946 

Oct. 8,1946 

Apr. 30,1944 

Oct. 8,1946 

Oct. 8,1946

Feb. 25,1932 

Feb. 25,1932 

Feb. 25,1932 

July 12,1947 

May 3,1947

Oct. 8,1946 

Oct. 8,1946 

July 12,1947 

Oct. 8,1946 

Apr. 18,1949

July 6,1949 

Nov. 22,1949 

July 14,1947 

Mar. 11,1949 

Dec. 5,1946

Nov. 22,1949 

Nov. 22,1949 

Nov. 22,1949 

Nov. 3,1949 

July 12,1947

July 12,1947 

May 4,1931 

Apr. 6,1931 

July 12,1947 

July 12,1947

July 12,1947 

July 20,1931 

May 25,1931 

July 12,1947 

July 12,1947

July 12,1947

10.70 

9.72 

9.04 

12.92 

23.50

11.94 

12.63 

5.28 

8.30 

8.99

7.32 

13.19 

7.24 

6.48 

5.55

2.75 

5.86 

7.64 

6.29 

5.21

9.20 

19.54 

22.60 

19.82 

17.28

15.62 

34.56 

18.24 

13.15 

9.96

170.74 

136.59 

183.20 

17.90 

25.79

18.64 

11.88 

12.55 

13.44 

12.84 17.27 

18.80 

18.81 

13.94 

10.02

12.35

Sept. 7,1948 

Nov. 4,1948 

Sept. 6,1946 

Sept. 7,1948 

Nov . 4-, 1948

Sept. 7,1948 

Sept. 6,1946 

Sept. 7,1948 

July 11,1946 

Aug. 21,1934

Nov. 4,1948 

Aug. 10,1937 

Aug. 14,1934 

Sept .21,1934 

Nov. 41,1934

Aug. 10,1937 

Sept .16, 1936 

Nov. 14,1934 

Sept. 21, 1934 

Sept. 30, 1940

Sept .30,1940 

Nov. 2,1940 

July 24,1940 

Nov. 5,1940 

Nov. 2,1940

Aug. 7,1943 

May 10,1949 

Aug. 9,1946 

Sept. 9,1948 

Nov. 4,1940

May 11,1949 

May 12,1949 

Oct. 14,1948 

Sept. 7,1946 

Sept. 6,1946

Sept. 7,1948 

Sept. 21, 1934 

Sept .21, 1934 

Sept .21, 1934 

Sept. 21, 1934

Sept. 21, 1934 

July 24,1940 

July 24,1940 

Aug. 8,1946 

AUK. 8.1946

Aug. 21,1934

+ 1.67 

+1.77 

+1.02 

+2.70 

+2-34

+2.75 

+2.21 

+1.60 

+ .82 

+1.24

+ .50 

+1.30 

+ .67 

+ .58 

+ .46

+ .65 

+ .81 

+1.33 

+1.40 

+ .25

.11 

+ .47 

+ .88 

+1.10 

+1.13

+ .58 

+1.09

+6-47 

+ .84 

+ .82

+1.41 

+ .36 

+ .79 

+ .85 

+ .96

+1.16 

+1.33 

+1.35 

+ .69 

+1.46

+1.33

+ .07 

+1.17 

+ .26 

+2.32 

+ .36

+1.19 

+ .82 

+1.19 

.90 

.33

+ .20 

.40 

1.02 

1.44 

1.39

1.63

.97 

.84 

+ .79 

. -73

.61 

+2.37 

+5.65 

+9.14 

+12 . 44

+2.81 

+1.73 

+1.12 

.11 

+5.60

+2.81 

+19.82 

+6.47 

+4.24 

+ .02

+ .76 

1.01 

2.08 

1.34 

1.91

2.20 

2.60 

2.42 

+ .16 

2.22

2.51
NEBRASKA 157

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 975 wells in Nebraska--Continued_________

(1) 12) (5) (4) (5) 16)

Dawson County--Continued

10-21-31da 

10-22 -llab 

10-22-29aa 

10-23 -5bb 

10-23 -29bb

10-23-30bc 

10-24-7bb 

10-24-15cc 

10-24-17bb 

ll-19-4dd

ll-21-31dd 

ll-22-28aa 

ll-23-21bc 

ll-23-23cc 

ll-24-16bb

ll-24-20ca 

ll-24-24cb 

ll-25-8ad 

ll-25-16bb 

ll-25-19cc

ll-25-21cc 

ll-25-34bc 

12-20-36cc 

12-24-30ab 

12-25-34cc

3.29 

4.53 

1.52 

4.29 

2.02

5.80 

10.35 

3.63 

2.72 

46.94

22.77 

26.08 

12.40 

.42 

3.56

9.52 

6.91 

.99 

3.17 

5.25

4.18 

11.79 

33.57 

42.28 

27.50

June 12,1935 

Oct. 9,1946 

July 12,1947 

Dec. 4,1946 

Oct. 9,1946

Oct. 9,1946 

Oct. 9,1946 

Apr. 20,1949 

Nov. 9,1946 

July 7, 1949

Sept. 8,1947 

July 12,1947 

July 12,1947 

Oct. 8,1946 

Oct. 9,1946

July 12,1947 

Dec. 4,1946 

Mar. 10,1949 

Apr. 19,1949 

July 7 , 1949

Nov. 17,1931 

July 6,1949 

June 3,1949 

July 6,1949 

Nov. 5,1947

9.27 

9.69 

7.45 

8.40 

7.70

12.05 

13.52 

7.83 

19.78 

47.82

33.28 

30.89 

15.50 

5.28 

8.42

14.97 

12.40 

5.04 

6.05 

14.30

20.37 

14.35 

36.32 

44.85 

30.40

Sept. 21, 1934 

Aug. 8,1946 

Nov. 5,1940 

July 11,1946 

Nov. 5,1948

Sept. 9,1948 

July 12,1946 

Sept. 7,1946 

May 1,1941 

Nov. 16,1948

July 24,1940 

Sept. 6,1946 

Mar. 10,1949 

Sept. 6,1946 

Sept. 6,1946

Sept. 22, 1934 

June 28,1946 

Aug. 4,1939 

Sept. 9,1947 

Oct. 2,1939

Aug . 2 , 1933 

July 12,1946 

Sept. 19, 1949 

Sept. 9,1947 

July 11,1946

+1.35 

+ .52 

+ 1.68 

.15 

+ .45

+ .78 

+ .18 

+1.00 

+ .91 

+ .47

+ .58 

.06 

+ .49 

+ .24 

+ .47

+1.30 

+1.00 

+ .25 

+ .39 

+ .42

+ .28 

+ .28 

.39 

1.84 

+ .45

2.17 

+1.46 

+1.18 

.81 

.74

.27 

+ .92 

+3.07 

+13 . 40 

+ .47

1.35 

.07 

.37 

+1.53 

.60

+ .10 

+2.68 

+ .59 

+ .84 

+3.59

+2.00 

+1.64 

.39 

1.70 

+2.03

Dodge County

Al7-5-2bb 

Al7-6-6aa 

Al7-6-8bc 

A17-8-4aa 

Al7-8-4dd

A17-8-16ad 

Al7-8-22cb 

Al7-8-28ad 

Al8-5-23bb 

Al8-6-25cc

Al8-7-36cb 

Al8-8-28da 

Al8-8-28dd 

A18-8-33aa

2.23 

.68 

1.78 

3.35 

3.70

6.11 

.82 

1.19 

6.55 

5.07

.84 

60.86 

23.63 

3.00

Mar. 8,1949 

June 22,1945 

Mar. 8,1949 

June 22,1945 

July 7,1947

June 22,1945 

Mar. 23,1948 

July 7, 1947 

July 7,1947 

July 7,1947

July 7,1947 

Oct. 8,1941 

Oct. 8,1941 

Oct. 8,1941

4.80 

9.65 

6.03 

12.21 

13.33

14.19 

8.14 

7.29 

8.73 

10.50

5.48 

68.72 

31.92 

9.36

Sept. 3,1946 

Mar. 22,1937 

Sept. 3,1947 

Feb. 2,1940 

Feb. 3,1940

Oct. 22,1940 

Feb. 3,1940 

Feb. 21,1940 

Oct. 11,1946 

Nov. 1,1948

July 12,1948 

Mar. 20,1940 

Feb. 3,1940 

Mar. 20,1940

.52 

.83 

.78 

.43 

 28

.20

.20 

.65 

+2.11

+ .80 

1.02 

+ .08 

.14

+1.21 

+2.39 

1.17 

+6.35 

+4.61

+3.13 

+4.54 

+2.60 

+1.06 

+ .29

.00 

+3.64 

+6.20 

+2.25

Dundy County

l-37-7ab 

l-37-16dd 

l-37-19ba 

l-37-31cd

l-38-20bc 

l-38-21cb 

l-38-26ca 

l-38-28da 

l-38-29ad

l-39-21ac 

l-39-22cc 

l-39-26aa 

l-39-30bb 

l-40-20cb

l-40-24cd

60.27 

37.91 

7.12 

3.21

14.75 

4.15 

11.55 

18.86 

7.52

4.27 

10.50 

24.77 

8.2.3 

1.80

7.70

Dec. 17,1949 

Nov. 15,1949 

Apr. 5,1949 

Apr. 5,1949

Aug. 2,1949 

Apr. 5,1949 

June 6,1949 

June 6,1949 

Feb. 8,1949

Apr. 5,1949 

Apr. 5,1949 

Apr. 5,1949 

June 6,1949 

June 6, 1947

Apr. 5,1949 

June 6,1949

61.88 

39.02 

14.25 

5.85

18.42 

9.74 

13.90 

20.42 

9.03

6.23 

13.37 

26.50 

13.12 

4.37

9.79

Oct. 21,1946 

Oct. 21,1946 

Oct. 8,1947 

Oct. 8,1947 

Oct. 6,1948

Aug. 10,1946 

Oct. 28,1938 

Oct. 8,1947 

Oct. 5,1948 

Oct. 5,1948

July 29,1940 

July 8,1949 

Oct. 5,1948 

Oct. 8,1947 

Oct. 8,1947

Oct. 8,1947

+ .65 

.80 

2.61 

+ .11

.51 

.72 

.12 

.65 

.18

.20 

.22 

.82 

.02 

.12

+ .44

+ .93 

.55 

.75 

.82

+3.15 

+3.37 

.58 

+ .16 

+1.05

.53 

.30 

+ .73 

' +.77 

+ .23

+1.40
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Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska--Continued

(1) (2) (3) Tef TTT

Furnas County Continued

4-22-32dd 

4-22-34bb 

4-23-15dn 

4-£:3-17bd 

4-23-20ab

4-23-20bb 

4-23-22dc 

4-23-23bd 

4-23-27dd 

4-23-30cc

4-23-36aa 

4-24-13bb 

4-24-13cd 

4-24-14cb 

4-24-14cc

4-24-14da 

4-24-15cb 

4-24-15cc 

4-24-19cb 

4-24-19cc

4-24-20cbb 

4-24-20cbc 

4-24-22bb 

4-24-23aa 

4-24-23bc

4-24-29cd 

4-25-27adc 

4-25-27add 

4-25-27daa: 

4-25-32cd

4-25-3 4ad

7.55 

12.22 

39.22 

28.29 

25.29

17.35 

14.25 

28.42 

7.08 

51.84

17.06 

20.10 

15.14 20-73- 

19.44

16-66 

14.88 

10.82 

12.25 

11.77

3.29 

4.54 

7.15 

14.79 

16.22

20.13 

6.90 

3.40 

4.02 

3.06

11.39

July 28,1948 

Dec. 1,1947 

July 18,1949 

Dec. 21,1949 

Julv 31,1947

July 18,1949 

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949 

July 28,1947 

June 5, 1947

July 28,1947 

Oct. 7,1949 

July 31,1947 

June 10,1949 

July 18,1949

July 18,1949 

July 18,1949 

July 31,1947 

July 18,1949 

June 10,1949

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949

June 6,1949 

June 6,1949 

June 6,1949 

June 6,1949 

Apr. 7,1949

Aug. 1,1949

12.20 

15.61 

39.58 

28-55 

31.28

19.16 

15. S 5 

30.89 

11.65 

54.69

23.17 

20.85 

19.73 

23.07 

20.80

17.42 

15.93 

14.20 

14.02 

15.12

6-94 

6.44 

10.33 

17.00 

18.57

23.57 

10.42 

7.94 

8.50 

6.58

17.76

Dec. 6,1948 

June 11,1948 

June 10,1949 

June 10,1949 

Aug. 14,1946

Dec. 21,1949 

July 18,1949 

Sept. 13, 1943 

Aug. 13,1946 

Aug. 2,1948

Aug. 13,1947 

Sept . 9,1949 

Aug. 14,1946 

Dec. 21,1949 

Oct. 7.1949

Nov. 19,1949 

Dec. 21,1949 

Aug. 14,1946 

Nov. 18,1949 

AUK. 5.1949

Oct . 7, 1949 

Aug. 6,1949 

Aug. 6,1949 

Oct. 7,1949 

Aug. 5,1949

Aug. 14,1946 

Dec. 20,1949 

Dec- 20,1949 

Aug. 5,1949 

Oct. 6,1947

Oct. 1,1948 

Jan. 31,1946

+2.12 

+ .84

+ .30

+'.49 

+ .39 

+ .56

+ .72 

+ .05

+ .37 

+ .38

....

+ .67 

2.57 

1.50 

1.11 

+ .42

+ .24

1.03 

.00 

+ .09 

+ .26 

+ .24

1.47 

.93 

+ .09 

.92 

.88

.53 

+ .20 

+1.56 

2.34 

1.26

.57 

.75 

.50 

1.64 

+ .75

6-45 

1.45 

2.73 

1.90 

1.57

+ .26 

2.57 

1.53 

1.11 

+ .37

+1.14

fiarden County

17-44-22cc 

18-46-27cc 

20-44-5db

20-44-9ca

20-45-17ba

21-44-29ab 

21-44-35ca

21-45-3bd 

21-45-10cd 

21-45-27cb

20.83 

1.97 

4.30

3.16

3.30

1.76 

.44

1.90 

1.60 

2.60

Oct. 25,1935 

Apr. 25,1935 

Oct. 21,1934

Mar. 4,1934

Mar. 26,1948 

June 17,1949 

June 17,1949 

Feb. 12,1934

June 17,1949 

Mar. 25,1948 

June 22,1947

27.30 

5.95 

8.04

7.18

7.49

5.86 

4.84

7.87 

6.66 

6.64

July 26,1940 

July 26,1940 

Jan. 13,1938 

Dec. 15,1939 

Nov. 5,1937

Nov. 23,1937 

Aug. 19,1937

Apr. 2,1938 

AUR. 20,1937

Nov. 30,1938 

July 29,1934 

Oct. 9,1937

.46 

.28 

+ .20

+ .30

.00

+ .20 

+ .20

+ .40 

+ .30 

+ .30

5.87 

.30 

1.66

1.66

+1.54

+2.38 

1.20

.95 

+ .98 

+1.82

Gosper County

5-22-3da 

6-21-29cc 

6-22-15cd 

7-21-6bc 

7-21-20bb

7-21-24dc 

7-21-33aa 

7-22-8bb 

8-21-3dc 

8-21-llaa

8-21-30dd 

8-22 -8bc 

8-22-8cd 

8-22-17dd 

8-22-26ba

8-23 -12 cb

151.02 

122 . 17 

126.09 

106.12 

195.77

168.90 

176.56 

240.72 

11.10 

3.09

128.64 

114.58 

128.56 

157 . 40 

164.73

52.15

Jan. 19,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 23,1949

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 22,1949 

July 14,1947 

AUR. 7,1943

Nov. 22,1949 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Sept. 30, 1949 

Nov. 22,1949 

Sept. 30, 1949

Nov. 22,1949

151.86 

123.72 

127.14 

117.80 

198.97

172.11 

181 . 68 

251.65 

14.50 

6.55

132.11 

129.30 

223.37 

169.72 

167.98

58.67

Oct. 16,1948 

Oct. 16,1948 

Oct. 16,1948 

Sept. 26, 1935 

Nov. 25,1947

May 28,1948 

Dec. 17,1947 

Nov. 25,1947 

Sept. 10, 1947 

Jan. 14,1949

Jan. 12,1948 

Aug. 12,1947 

Aug. 31,1940 

Nov. 25,1947 

Oct. 16,1948

Oct. 17,1948

+ .34 

+ 1.31 

+ .75 

+2.08 

+1.65

+2.33 

+1.29 

+3.93 

+ .67 

+ .10

+2.16 

+3.49

+5.00

+6.52

+ .05 

+1.48 

+ .91 

+11.47 

+3.20

+3.21 

+5.12 

+10.93 

+1.05 

1.62

+3.47 

+13.50 

+4»4.81 

+12.32 

+3.56

+6.52
160 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued

(1) (2)

24-36-30bb 

24-40-36bb

3.59 

12.32

June 

June

(3) (4) I

Grant County

8,1935 

8,1P35

6.62 

14.26

July 

Oct .

(5)

22, 

19,

(6) (7)

1940 

1948

+0.70 

+ .39

0.75 

1.07

ftreeley County

17-10-10cb 

17-ll-31ba 

17-12-6dc 

17-12-9bb 

17-12-26aa

19-9-12db

20-9-20cc 

20-9-20db 

20-9-30ca

20-9-34aa

13.78 

34.46 

12.41 

17.98 

22.81

37.27

1.30 

7.50 

67.28

32.28

Mar. 24,1936 

June 30,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

June 30,1949

Apr- 28,1948 

Apr. 28,1949 

Nov. 20,1935 

Mar. 29,1937 

June 8,1949

Apr. 28,1949

17.17 

35.53 

13.43 

27.00 

25.99

38.75

3.35 

9.37 

68.49

33.50

Oct. 31,1942 

Sept. 2,1949 

Nov. 29,1949 

Sept .30,1948 

Sept. 30, 1948

Aug. 4,1949

Aug. 3,1949 

Nov. 27,1939 

Sept. 28, 1948

Nov. 1,1949

....

....

....

+ .10 

+ .47 

.98 

+4.78 

+ .70

.74

.47 

1.67 

+ .31

+ .13

Hall County

9-9-8cb 

9-9-12ba 

9-9-27bc 

9-10-4dc

9-10-23ab 

9-10-29db 

9-11 -8bc 

9-ll-14cb 

9-ll-21bb

9-12-ldc 

9-12-9ba 

10-9-3cb 

10-9-4cb 

10-9 -lObb

10-9-28cc 

10-10-8cc 

10-10-13dd 

10-ll-15dc 

10-11 -30bc

10-12-21cc 

ll-9-4cc 

ll-9-4cd 

ll-9-8da

ll-9-9aal 

ll-9-9bd

ll-9-9cc

11-9 -9da 

11-9 -9dd 

ll-9-12dc 

ll-9-15bbl 

ll-9-15bb2

ll-9-15db 

ll-9-15dd 

ll-9-16ad 

ll-9-16bc 

ll-9-16bd

ll-9-16ca 

ll-9-16cb 

ll-9-16db

71.90 

67.05 

66.55 

3.62

78.55 

68.75 

4.05 

6.54 

7.17

18.50 

1.95 

2.00 

6.35

12.93 

19.52 

2.65 

15.20 

15.67

27.12 

10.08 

9.66 

13.58

17.25 

15.08

17.66

24.83 

24.93 

4.52 

22.00 

25.25

5.92 

5.83 

28.42 

23.75 

31.66

31.25 

16.83 

29.08

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Apr. 20,1949 

Apr. 28,1949

June 22,1948 

Oct. 20,1949 

Apr. 11,1949 

Mar. 12,1949 

Apr. 20,1949

July 5,1949 

May 29,1938 

Apr. 4,1949 

Apr. 11,1949

July 8,1949 

June 20,1932 

Mar. 15,1948 

July 5,1949 

June 23,1931

June 30,1941 

July 5,1949 

Oct. 1,1945 

Oct. 3,1949 

Oct. 1,1945

Oct. 1,1945 

Oct. 1,1945

Oct. 1,1945 

Nov. 16,1948

Nov. 15,1948 

Nov. 15,1948 

Apr. 19,1949 

Nov. 15,1948 

Nov. 15,1948

Oct. 1,1945 

July 14,1947 

Nov. 15,1948 

June 10,1946 

Dec. 18,1944

Dec. 9,1946 

Oct. 1,1945 

Nov. 15,1948

72.59 

68.15 

67.15 

6.87

79.12 

70.03 

7.82 

8.87 

9.52

23.35 

6.70 

6.55

9.38

15.32 

24.08 

4.62 

21.12 

23.92

29.35 

16.70 

19.05 

23.25

25.50 

24.25

26.15

33.65 

33.70 

8.40 

31.40 

35.40

18.66 

11.00 

41.95 

36.62 

45.30

42.45 

35.65 

37.34

Oct. 22,1948 

Oct. 22,1948 

Oct. 22,1948 

Sept. 7,1946

Oct. 22,1948 

Nov. 14,1947 

Sept. 5,1946 

Aug. 9,1946 

Sept. 7,1946

Sept .6-12,1946 

Dec. 24,1940 

Dec. 24,1940 

Sept. 11, 1947

Sept. 3,1946 

Sept. 5,1946 

Sept. 2,1948 

Sept. 5,1946 

Aug. 18,1944

Sept. 6,1949 

July 27,1940 

Feb. 5,1941 

Aug. 28,1941

July 27,1940 

July 27,1940 

Apr. 18,1941 

Feb. 5,1941 

Aug. 28,1941

Nov. 2,1940 

Dec. 24,1940 

Feb. 13,1937 

July 19,1941 

July 19,1941

May 21,1943 

Dec. 24,1940 

Aug. 28,1941 

Nov. 2,1940 

July 27,1940

Nov. 2,1940 

Feb. 5,1941 

Nov. 2,1940

+ .39 

+ .83 

+ .02 

+ .74

+ .35 

1.25 

+ .44 

+ .48 

.45

'+1.49 

.91 

.71 

+ .36

+ .70 

+ .62 

+ .05 

+1.47 

+1.07

+ .10 

2.00 

+2.17

.84 

+ .99

1.76

2.42 

1.23

4.00 

3.25

5.25

1.74 

1.67 

2.25

2.00 

2.40 

1.84

.07 

+ .43 

.48 

.41

.22 

1.28 

1.12 

.70 

.06

.69 

.85 

.81 

.70

+ .49 

.12 

+ .36 

.30 

2.49

1.13 

+ .62 

+3.64 

+1.50

.64 

+ .02

+1.08

+ .95 

+2.34 

.45 

+1.20 

+2.20

3.03 

1.21 

+3.74 

+1.28 

+1.82

+3.42 

+2.88 

+2.48
NEBRASKA 161

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 975 wells in Nebraska--Continued_________

(1) (2) (5) (5) I (6) I (7)

Hall County Centinued

ll-9-17ba 

ll-9-17bd 

ll-9-17cd 

ll-9-21bb 

ll-9-21bd

ll-9-22cb 

ll-9-26aa 

ll-9-27bc 

ll-9-28ba

ll-9-29bb 

ll-9-52cc 

ll-9-54aa 

11-9 -54cb 

ll-9-55dc

11-10-lcc

11-10-lldc 

ll-10-15ab

ll-10-14dd 

ll-10-16bb 

ll-10-24cb 

ll-10-26dd 

ll-10-27dc

11-11 -25cc 

11-11 -52cb 

11-11 -56cb 

11-12 -54dc 

12-9-27cb

12-9-52aal 

12-9-52aa2 

12-9-52cc 

12-ll-24cd

11.85 

15.25 

17.42 

24.25 

27.25

6.95 

2.56 

6.00 

6.15

19.16 

1.90 

2.54 

2.50 

2.08

5.08

5.00 

8.00

8.55 

8.02 

12.66 

5.55 

14.92

12.18 

29.04 

19.90 

25.59 

5.08

7.58 

9.72 

7.08 

5.54

Oct. 1,1945 

Oct. 1,1945 

Oct. 1,1945 

Aug. 5,1948 

Oct. 1,1945

May 12,1956 

July 10,1944 

July 10,1947 

Mar. 51,1956 

May 2,1956

July 14,1947 

May 29,1958 

July 10,1944 

July 10,1944 

July 14,1947

Apr- 4,1949 

July 14,1947

July 14,1947 

July 14.1947

July 5/1949 

July 5,1949 

July 14,1947 

Apr. 12,1949 

July 5 , 1949

June 25,1949 

May 20,1951 

July 5,1949 

July 5,1949 

Mar. 11,1946

July 14,1947 

July 5,1949 

July 14,1947 

Julv 5,1949

21.25 

26.35 

55.75 

53.15 

56.27

10.50 

8-75 

10.70 

15.60

26.00 

6.05 

7.50 

7.15 

6.10

12.00

12.40 

15.75

11.68 

11.07 

19.95 

17.70 

17.72

17.10 

56.80 

26.07 

27-58 

9.05

12.80 

13.55 

12.80 

12.26

Feb. 5,1941 

Feb. 5,1941 

Nov. 2,1940 

Feb. 5,1941 

Mat 29,1944

Sept. 26, 1949 

Dec. 6,1942 

Feb. 26,1944 

Feb. 26,1944

Dec. 24,1940 

Oct. 17,1936 

Dec. 24,1940 

Dec. 24,1940 

Dec. 24,1940

Dec. 24,1940 

Mar. 26,1941 

Dec. 24,1940 

Mar. 26^1941

Aug. 6,1946 

Mar. 8,1946 

Dec. 24,1940 

Dec. 28,1955 

June 7,1946

Oct. 4,1946 

Sept. 5,1948 

Sept. 4,1946 

Sept. 5,1948 

Dec. 24,1940

Dec. 24,1940 

Sept. 4,1946 

Dec. 24,1940 

Oct. 4,1946

1.85 

2.58 

11.91 

1-16 

1.61

1.08 

1.25 

+1.02

1.92 

.66 

1.16 

1.08 

.58

.26

.18 

1.02

+1.26 

+1.56 

+ .55

+1.54

+1.09 

+ .75 

+1.00 

+ .55

.42 

+ .99

+2.50

+1.62 

+2 . 12 

= 66 

+ .47 

1.65

2.78 

1.05 

+1.01 

8.28

1.57 

.71 

1.06 

1.50 

.60

+1.08

+1.60 

+ .80

+ .78 

+2.57 

+ .45 

+ .54 

+2.49

+1.89 

5.90 

1.95 

.45 

+1.09

+ .63 

+ .65 

+ .75 

+4.00

Hamilton County

9-8-9dc 

ll-5-5ba 

ll-5-26cc 

ll-6-15cb 

ll-8-28bc

12 -7 -2 Ida 

15-5-5drt 

15-5-19aa 

15-6-27cc

52.95 

84.00 

82.55 

89.06 

29.42

7.64 

16.50 

25.91 

6.85

Aug. 14,1957 

May 26,1948 

Apr. 27,1949 

Jan. 24,1955 

July 8,1949

June 14,1949 

June 14,1949 

Mar. 7,1949 

June 50,1955

50.40 

86.45 

85.00 

95.99 

52.55

10.07 

17.48 

27.28 

11.41

Dec. 51,1946 

Oct. 26,1948 

Oct. 15,1948 

Jan. 21,1941 

Sept. 5,1946

Nov. 1,1949 

Sept. 1,1949 

Aug. 5,1946 

Nov. 14,1940

+1.55 

+ .58 

+ .15

+ .74

".90 

+ .52

1.94 

2.07 

+ .05 

2.87 

.52

2.45 

1.15 

.45 

+ .26

Harlan County

1-17-lda 

1-17-llaa 

l-17-12cb 

l-17-12dd 

l-17-15bb

2-18-35cd 

2-19-5cb 

2-19-17da 

2-19-26bb 

2-19-28dd

2-19-34bc 

5-20-7ab 

3-20-16bb 

3-20-18ca 

5-20-22dd

5-20-25cc

1.95 

9.40 

5.51 

12.71 

11.01

5.68 

19.99 

18.60 

34.75 

6.59

19.55 

29.10 

5.89 

13.40 

24.15

1 10 . 22

Oct. 25,1946 

June 22,1949 

June 22,1949 

Oct. 26,1946 

July 22,1949

Aug. 1,1947 

June 11,1949 

Aug. 1,1947 

Aug. 6,1949 

June 11,1949

June 11,1949 

June 11,1949 

June 11,1949 

June 9,1947 

June 11.1949

Aug. 1,1947

8.00 

15.45 

7.53 

18.92 

13.84

14.52 

24.19 

22.22 

54.98 

10-74

25.70 

52.00 

9.44 

16.56 

26-29

16.16

Oct. 7,1948 

Nov. 18,1948 

Nov. 18,1948 

Dec. 22,1948 

Dec. 22,1948

Sept. 27, 1954 

Apr. 15,1946 

Dec- 10,1946 

Dec. 10,1948 

Nov. 17,1946

Aug. 15,1946 

Aug. 15,1946 

Aug. 15,1946 

Aug. 13,1946 

AUK. 13,1946

Aug. 15,1946

+ .61 

+1.00 

+ .06 

+1.76 

+ .15

.66 

.58 

.75 

.22 

.22

.18 

.60 

.45 

.57 

.49

.46

+ .22 

+1.18 

+ .51 

.19 

.14

+ .20 

.16 

.40 

.22 

+1.17

.54 

+1.10 

.01 

+1.18 

+1.14

+ .28
162 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, In years, highest'and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level In 1949, and net change In water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued

(1) | (2) | (3)

5-33-30cb 

5-33-31dc 

5-34-28bc 

5-34-30ba 

5-34-35ac 

5-35-17da

17-86 

6.64 

57.03 

9.63 

28-02 

6.83

(4)

Hayed County

June 9,1949 

Apr- 9,1937 

June 9,1949 

Feb. 8,1949 

June 9,1949 

Feb. 8,1949

20.00 

14.82 

60.25 

11.53 

30-94 

9.33

(5) (6) [ (7)

Aug. 15,1946 

Oct. 8,1947 

Aug. 4,1948 

Oct. 5,1948 

Aug. 4,1949 

Oct. 6,1948

+0.10 

.12 

.00 

+ .02 

.50 

.04

+0-04 

6-53 

+ .08 

+ .15 

+ .21 

+ .56

Hitchcock County

2-33-2aa

2-33-3bd 

2-33-3dd 

2-33-4ad

2-33-4da 

2-33-6cb 

2-33-8aaal 

2-33-8aaa2 

2-33-8aad

2-33-8ada 

2-33-8dad 

2-33-8dda 

2-33-8ddd 

2-33-9ac

2-33-9ad 

2-33-9boal 

2-33-9bca2 

2-33-9bcd 

2-33-9bdb

2-33-9bbc 

2-33-9cbc 

2-33-10ab 

2-34-7cd 

2-34-8add

2-34-8cbc 

2-34-8cdd

2-34-8da 

2-34-8dbc

2-34-lldc 

2-34-12da 

2-34-16cc 

2-34-16db 

2-34-17bbb

2-34-17bc 

2-34-18abb 

2-34-18acb 

2-34-18acc 

2-34-18bbb

2-34-18bcc 

2-34-19aad 

2-34-19abc 

2-34-19acbl 

2-34-19acb2

2-34-19bbb 

2-34-20abc 

2-34-20bbc 

2-34-20bbd 

2-35-12dcc

2-35-12ddd 

2-35-13bbc 

2-35-13bbd 

2-35-13bdc

9.51

10.08 

8-64 

12.54

7.41 

7.69 

 80 

1.95 

5.57

13.60 

50.13 

46.02 

55.15 

27.17

28-35 

3.94 

15.50 

18-92 

13.21

19.30 

27.79 

6.44 

17-87 

29.96

13.37 

5.28

18.24 

11.18

10.06 

13.75 

13.43 

14.16 

13.49

8-52 

17.77 

20.50 

8.30 

23.82

12-87 

10.41 

2.74 

5.17 

3.72

7.99 

26.75 

7.23 

8-62 

21.95

25.30 

19.17 

13.55 

13.36

Apr. 4,1949 

June 8,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

June 7,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

Dec. 19,1949 

Apr. 4,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

Mar- 11,1949 

Feb. 8,1949

Dec. 17,1949 

July 5,1949 

Nov. 15,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Mar- 11,1949

July 5,1949 

June 7,1949 

Feb. 8,1949 

Mar. 11,1949 

Feb. 8,1949

June 7, 1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Apr- 6,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

Aug. 3,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

June 6,1949 

Aug. 3,1949

June 8,1949 

June 7,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

Sept. 7,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 19,1S49 

Dec. 19,1949

Dec- 19,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Dec- 19,1949 

Dec- 19,1949 

Oct. 5,1949

Dec. 19,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Aug. 16,1946 

Dec. 19,1949

12.05

10.79 

9.55 

13.28

8.05 

11.32 

6.60 

9.20 

12.15

15.17 

50.90 

46.20 

55.95 

27.78

29.49 

8.90 

17.39 

20.11 

15.22

22.28 

28.23 

8.72 

18-40 

30.25

14.12 

5.95

20.85 

11.73

11.95 

15. 7C 

13.90 

14.47 

14.55

9.60 

18.27 

21.22 

8-65 

25.11

14.15 

10.98 

3.73 

6.06 

4.29

9.05 

27-32 

7.96 

9.37 

23.99

26.55 

20-10 

15.74 

13.88

Oct. 6,1948

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949

Oct. 5,1949 

Oct. 6,1948 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 4,1949

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

Sept. 2,1949

Apr- 28,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Dec. 17,1949 

Sept .28,1948

Nov. 15,1949 

Dec- 18,1949 

Oct. 4,1948 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 5,1949

Oct. 5,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Sept. 7,1949 

June 9,1948 

Sept. 7,1949

Oct. 6,1948 

Sept. 28, 1948 

Oct. 5,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Aug. 3,1949

Oct. 5,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Sept. 2,1949

Sept. 2,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Aug. 3,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Oct. 5,1949

Aug. 3,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Sept. 2,1949 

Sept. 2,1949

Sept. 2,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 . 

June 6,1947 

Oct. 5,1949

+ .55

+ .31

....

.25 

+ .33

+ .49

.43

+ .62 

+ .38

....

....

....

+ .52

.59

+ .71 

.33

+ .64

+ .64

+ .80 

1.13 

1.98 

2.33

+1.57 

 07 

+ .10 

+ .01 

.02

+ .19 

 05 

.87 

.16 

.18

2.19 

.42 

+ .75 

.17 

+ .29

.48 

+ .67

+ .57 

.10

+ .25 

.00 

.26 

.06 

+1.06

.39 

+ .13 

+ .72 

+ .30 

+1.12

+ .74 

+ .43 

+ .99 

+ .P8 

+ .04

+1.06 

.22 

+ .73 

+ .41 

.01

+ .48 

.42 

+ .55 

+ .20
NEBRASKA 163

Length of record, In years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued________

(1) (5) (41 (5) (6) (7)

Hitchcock County--Continued

2-55-15ccc 

2-55-13cd 

2-35-15dcc

2-55-31bc

2-35-25aa 

2-35-25ab 

2-55-24aa 

2-35-24abc 

2-55-24ada

2-55-24add 

2-55-24bc 

5-31-14bc 

5-31-17cd 

5-51-20da

5-51-29bb 

5-52-llbb 

5-32-12cc 

3-52-26dd 

5-52-51aa

3-55-55dc 

4-52-50dc 

4-52-33db 

4-55-8bb 

4-55 -23ad

11.15 

5.42 

7.90

19.77

12.25 

26.95 

5.67 

4.49 

2.89

5.40 

17.48 

11.82 

6.15 

6.58

12.79 

12.65 

21.20 

27.40 

5.52

9.58 

17.15 

35.75 

54.45 

11.70

Dec. 19,1949 

June 20,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

June 6,1949

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 9,1949 

Dec. 18,1949 

Dec. 19,1949

Aug. 5,1949 

Aug. 5,1949 

Oct. 8,1947 

June 8,1949 

July 28,1947

June 7,1948 

Feb. 8,1949 

Oct. 24,1946 

July 2(8,1947 

Apr. 4,1949

June 10,1949 

Apr. 6,1949 

June 9, 1949 

June 9,1949 

June 9,1949

11.49 

6.50 

8.56

21.75

14.50 

29.05 

8.77 

5.52 

5.66

8.58 

18-15 

15.88 

8.78 

8.52

13.50 

14. 1& 

22.15 

29.92 

L 7.55

12.04 

18.95 

57.80 

56-05 

15.86

Oct. 5,1949 

Sept -28,1948 

Sept- 2,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Sept- 24, 1954

Oct. 2,1948 

Oct. 5,1949 

Oct. 8,1947 

Sept. 2,1949 

Oct. 5,1949

Oct. 5,1949 

Oct. 5,1949 

Aug. 15,1946 

Aug. 15,1946 

Dec. 6,1948

Dec. 5,1947 

Oct. 6,1948 

Aug. 4,1948 

Aug. 1,1949 

Oct. 6,1948

Oct. 6,1948 

Oct . 6, 1948 

Oct. 6,1949 

Oct. 6,1948 

Oct. 6,1948

+ .53 

+ .66

+ .53 

+ .51 

+ .47

.50 

.02 

+ .25

.10

+ .50 

+ .03

+ .93 

+ .06

+ .40 

+ .01

+0-01 

.27 

.08

+ .56

.22 

.24 

 68 

.29 

.71

4.65 

.50 

+ .89 

+1.24 

.08

.45 

.50 

.09 

.12 

.44

.24 

.15 

.33 

.02 

+1.15

Holt County

27-9-27dd 

27-9-34da 

29-ll-9bb 

29-ll-21bb

29-12-10cb 

29-15-13dd 

30-15-27cc 

51-14-55cb

.50 

4.00 

6.75 

16.87

24.95 

38-92 

27.82 

26.46

Apr. 11,1949 

June 4,1935 

Aug. 51,1949 

Dec. 15,1947 

Jan. 14,1948

Oct. 6,1949 

Aug. 51,1949 

Oct. 6,1949 

July 25,1949

8.96 

9.88 

8.08 

25.47

27.65 

45.07 

50.80 

29.21

Oct. 50,1940 

Sept .29,1948 

Oct. 13,1948 

Feb. 16,1948

Feb. 16,1948 

Nov. 22,1948 

Oct. 5,1948 

June 15,1948

+ .72 

+5.64

+2.66 

+ .97 

+2.79

+5-53 

.11 

+ .90 

+2.90

+2.25 

+ .51 

+2-25 

+1.45

Hooker County

24-35-23dd I.19 | June8,1945 | 20.87] May 15,1949

Howard County

+ .58 8.76

13-9-26dd

13-9-27ca 

13-10-4ad 

13-10-7cd

13-ll-20dd 

13-ll-28da 

13-ll-29cb 

15-11 -56aa

15-12-27aa 

13-12-29ba 

13-12 -32cb 

14-10-4ca 

14-10-8dd

14-10-14bb 

14-10 -28dd 

14-10-30ba 

14-11-5 6dc

4-24

16.18 

6.15 

.05

41.29 

7-67 

4.14 

6.15

5.76 

24.56 

5.88 

27.21 

5.24

4.92 

4.06 

13.40 

54.59

June 1,1949

July 1,1949" 

May 22,1949 

May 25,1949

July 8,1949 

July 8,1949 

July 8,1949 

July 8,1949

July 8,1949 

July 8, 1949 

July 8,1949 

Nov. 9,1949 

AUK. 10.1949

May 2,1949 

May 22,1949 

Aug. 10,1949 

Dec. 6,1949

9.68

22-09 

11.81 

5.22

42.60 

9.70 

5.29 

8-56

5.27 

50.45 

6.77 

29.27 

6.45

8-15 

5.47 

16.66 

36.56

Sept. 4,1946 

Oct. 51,1946 

Oct. 26,1940 

Sept- 29, 1949 

Sept -28, 1949

Nov. 8,1949 

Sept. 28, 1949 

Aug. 5,1949 

Sept. 25, 1949 

Dec. 6,1949

Dec. 6,1949 

Oct. 28,1940 

Sept. 25, 1949 

May 21,1948 

Dec. 6,1949

Oct. 15,1940 

Dec- 6,1949 

Sept. 29, 1949 

Aug. 10,1949

....

....

+ .68 

+ .58

.43

+2.52

+2.85 

5.66 

5.12

1.08 

1.78 

1.04 

1.70

1.55 

+2.96 

2.84 

+1.56 

1.21

+1.09 

1.45 

.01 

+1.45
164 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued_________

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Howard County Continued

15-9-9aa

15-9-12cb

15-10-12ca

15-10-19ab

15-10-34cb

16-ll-7cc

l6-ll-32ab

31.00

8.27

64.63

8.48

16.66

16.31

16.75

Oct. 6-7, 1949

June 30,1949

June 30,1949

June 29,1948

June 30,1949

Nov. 29,1949

June 30,1949

32.91

11.06

66.98

11.53

19.60

19.59

18.56

Feb. 20,1949

Oct. 1,1948

Aug. 3,1949

Sept. 2,1949

June 29,1948

Sept. 30, 1948

Aug. 3,1949

+1.55

+1.18

+1.08

....

+2.05

....

....

+1.16

+ .38

+ .64

+ .61

+2.15

+2.28

+ .82

Kearney County

5-13-4bc 

5-13-18cd 

5-13-33cc 

5-14-16cb 

5-14-33bb

5-15-3ba 

5-15-9cb 

5-16-6ac 

5-16-30da 

6-13-16db

6-14-9bc 

6-14-21db 

6-14-25ba 

6-15-lcb 

6-15-llab

6-15-14bb 

6-15-22ac 

6-15-32ab 

6-16-14ad 

6-16-20bbl

6-16-25cb 

7-13-20aa 

7-14-12cd 

7-14-18bc 

7-14-30db

7-15-llad 

7-16-8dc 

7-16-lldd 

7-16-23da 

7-16-25aa

8-13-12cb 

8-13-16bc 

8-14-13db 

8-14-19cc 

8-14-23ba

8-15-21dc 

8-16-23dd 

8-16-28aa

120.37 

106.17 

138.65 

140.86 

158.22

103.24 

111.56 

119.40 

136.31 

86.58

87-22 

103 . 65 

89.24 

69.51

71.35

81-36 

95.15 

90.40 

80.20 

82.33

96.29 

54-80 

51.94 

74-72 

69.10

33.30 

16.63 

25.77 

64.77 

46.70

4.17 

3-18 

6.59 

2.38 

2.63

3.20 

2.20 

4.36

Jan. 14,1949 

July 27,1949 

Nov. 21,1949 

Oct. 11,1948 

Nov. 25,1949

Nov. 8,1949 

Sept. 28, 1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

June 10,1949 

Nov. 21,1949

Nov. 25,1949 

Nov. 25,1949 

Nov. 25,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 25,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Nov. 25,1949 

Nov. 25,1949 

Sept. 28, 1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Apr- 20,1949 

Apr. 20,1949 

Nov. 15,1946 

Nov. 15,1946 

Nov. 15,1946

Nov. 15,1946 

Oct. 10,1946 

Oct. 10,1946

121.19 

106.86 

140 . 60 

142 . 18 

158.53

108.15 

112.42 

121.80 

137.65 

89.42

89.54 

104.49 

93.56 

71.36 

75.78

83.88 

97.55 

91.92 

82.65 

100.50

99.89 

56-67 

53.32 

75.75 

71.70

35.07 

18.93 

27.61 

67.85 

48.80

7.12 

6.77 

10.98 

6.18 

5.75

7.25 

5.70 

7.60

Sept. 14, 1948 

Sept. 14, 1948 

July 27,1949 

Aug. 11,1947 

Sept. 14, 1948

Aug. 8,1947 

Dec- 29,1947 

Jan. 1,1948 

Aug. 3,1948 

Aug. 13,1947

Oct. 25,1948 

Sept. 13, 1948 

Dec. 31,1947 

June 29,1948 

Aug. 2,1948

Aug. 3,1948 

Dec. 31,1947 

Sept- 11, 1948 

Apr. 12,1949 

Oct. 29,1938

Nov. 17,1947 

Nov. 17,1947 

Apr. 19,1949 

June 10,1949 

Dec. 30,1947

Nov. 24,1947 

Aug. 7,1947 

Aug. 7,1947 

Dec. 30,1947 

Sept- 20, 1948

Aug. 9,1946 

Sept. 7,1946 

Oct. 27,1940 

Sept. 7,1946 

Sept. 11, 1947

Sept. 11, 1947 

Sept. 8,1948 

Sept. 7,1946

+ .30

+ .86 

+ .32 

+ .18

+1.03 

+ .36 

+1.10

+ .74

+ .73 

+ .43 

+ .42 

+1.08 

+1.01

+1.04 

+1.36 

+1.24 

+1.74 

+1.71

+1.90 

+1.07 

+ .62 

+ .36 

+ .18

+ .97 

+ .77 

+ .95 

+ 1.43 

+ 1.80

+ .52 

+ 1.16 

+ .55 

+ .63 

.10

+ .46

+ .55 

+ .57

.26 

.26 

.27 

.48 

.25

+4.23 

+ .78 

+2.40 

+ .19 

+2.84

+2.32 

+ .80 

+4.32 

+1.85 

+4.43

+2.19 

+2.40 

+1.52 

+2.32 

+17-60

+3.60 

+1.87 

+ .55 

+ .22 

+1.80

+1.62 

+2.30 

+1.84 

+3.08 

+2.10

+ .86 

+1.16 

+ .53 

.70 

+ .48

.18 

+ .09 

+ .88

Keith County

13-35-6dd 

13-36-3cb 

13-36-6bc 

13-36-8cc 

13-36-9ad

13-37-3ab 

13-37-5ad 

13-38-3ba 

13-38-6ca 

13-39-19cd

13-39-3 4dd 

13-40-22bb 

16-38-7aa

5.90 

4.61 

2.03 

1-52 

+ .02

10.55 

8.04 

9.27 

9-94 

39.96

166.07 

2.64 

7.63

May 8,1942 

May 8,1942 

May 8,1942 

June 13,1949 

Mar. 16,1946

May 8,1942 

May 8,1942 

May 8,1942 

May 8,1942 

Oct. 27,1935

Oct. 6,1949 

May 8,1942 

May 4,1942

10.98 

10.25 

6.32 

5.79 

3.74

15.80 

13.85 

15.79 

14.90 

43.37

167.47 

9.24

10.50

Dec. 13,1949 

Sept. 27, 1940 

Aug. 2,1943 

Apr. 17,1946 

Apr. 17-22, 1946

Nov. 6,1947 

Aug. 2,1943 

Aug. 2,1943 

Oct. 9,1948 

Oct. 25,1941

Nov. 19,1942 

Oct. 6,1943 

Aug. 31,1948 

Aug. 31,1949

1.81 

+ .74 

.28 

+ .40 

+ .23

+ .95 

.24 

+ .38 

+ .25

+ .01 

+ .10

3.26 

+ .22 

+1.19 

+ .43 

.84

 14 

+ .52 

+ .86 

 87 

1.35

+1.28 

 74 

2.50
NEBRASKA 165

Length of record, In, years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 975 wells in Nebraska Continued_________

(1) (2) .(3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Lincoln County

ll-26-16bb

12-26-35db 

12-27-14aa 

12-27-16aa

12-27-20dd 

12-27-27ad 

12-27-28dd 

12-27-36ad 

12-28-9bc

12-28-14dd 

12-28-15ba 

13-27-32bd 

13-28-16dd 

13-28-21da

13-28-25bc 

13-28-28cc 

13-28-29cc 

13-28-31cc 

13-29-6ba

13-29-20bb 

13-29-20cc 

13-29-25bb 

13-29-35bb 

13-30-3ad

13-30-4cd 

13-30-9cb 

13-30-13dd 

13-30-21bb 

13-30-21cd

14-30-9ca 

14-30-16db 

14-30-21cd 

14-30-28dc 

14-30-33cd

14-33-27aa 

14-33-27da

7.75

7.32 

2.98 

2.18

13.17 

1-74 

11.79 

2.87 

4.70

27.42 

11.05 

1.40 

2.70 

.62

3.48 

1.53 

3.28 

3.39 

2.14

5.15 

22.00 

3.05 

15.00 

2.10

4.97 

.90 

9.05 

10.50 

38.35

2-55 

.10 

2.58 

5.12 

5.90

8.16 

1.58

July 7,1949

July 13,1947 

July 2,1935 

July 2,1947

July 13,1947 

Sept. 11, 1942 

July 7,1949 

Nov. 3,1949 

Apr. 19,1949

Jan. 8,1948 

June 13,1947 

May 1,1942 

Apr. 19,1949 

June 12,1947

Apr. 19,1949 

Apr. 19,1949 

Apr. 7,1939 

Oct. 30,1946 

May 8,1942

Sept. 11, 1942 

July 7,1949 

Apr. 7,1939 

Sept. 8,1949 

May 8,1942

Oct. 9,1946 

June 13,1947 

July 7,1949 

July 7,19*9 

Nov. 3,1949

June 13,1947 

Feb. 25,1947 

Apr. 19,1949 

July 7,1949 

June 23,1947

Sept. 10, 1942 

June 27,1949

21.62

11.45 

7.07 

5.77

18.68 

7.36 

12.74 

9.02 

10.65

37.43 

16.85 

5.13 

6.18 

6.48

6.40 

3.52 

6.39 

10.84 

5.13

12.19 

22.85 

6.86 

17.85 

6-57

7.90 

3.24 

15.89 

19.92 

41.20

6.05 

2.69 

4.12 

7.53 

8-26

11.26 

5.71

Apr. 6,1939 

Oct. 2,1939 

Sept. 8,1948 

Aug. 30,1941 

Nov. 3,1949

Oct. 1,1940 

Nov. 1,1939 

Sept. 9,1948 

Sept. 2,1939 

Nov. 1^1939

Oct. 1,1940 

Oct. 1,1940 

Aug. 4,1939 

Sept. 8,1948 

Aug. 29^1940

Sept. 8,1949 

Sept. 8,1949 

Sept. 9,1947 

Aug . 3 , 1939 

July 26,1940

Oct. 2,1936 

Sept. 8,1949 

Nov. 22,1944 

May 14,1947 

Sept . 9, 1947

Nov. 3,1949 

Aug. 2,1946 

Aug. 2,1937 

Sept;. 17, 1936 

Jan. 20^1947

Sept. 12, 1946 

Sept. 9,1947 

July 7,1948 

July 7,1948 

Nov. 3,1949

Feb. 21,1949 

Feb. 4,1948 

Feb. 7,1948

+0.65

+ .49 

.25 

.48

+ .22 

+ .05 

+ .16 

+2-46 

.14

.21 

.19 

.33 

.51 

.44

.21

'.26 

+ .14 

.33

+ .66

.01 

+ .54 

.04

.45 

.12 

+ .47 

.05 

+ .25

.07 

.50 

.06 

+ .30 

.06

.0 

.18

+12 . 10

.15 

1.32 

2.31

+3.16 

+ .52 

+ .16 

+4.25 

+3.88

+9.27 

+3.44 

1.09 

+ .72 

.32

1.39 

.19 

1.89 

+5.46 

.69

+5.45 

.20 

1.09 

+ .04 

.70

+ .70 

.02 

+4.54 

+5.59 

+2.85

.33 

.70 

.06 

.90 

1.96

1.22 

1.99

Madison County

22-l-33cb

23-2-5aa

24-2-32dc

+ .30

2.93

2.89

Sept. 14, 1949

June 4,1935

June 4,1935

4.28

4.86

6.55

Aug. 18,1936

July 16,1936

Aug. 10,1935

....

+ .22

+ .33

+1.34

+ .98

+1.26

Merrick County

ll-8-3dd 

12-7-7aa 

12-8-7dc 

12-8-28dc 

13-6-2bc

13-6-7bb 

13-6-19cb 

13-6-28bb

13-7-4bc 

13-7-29cb

.55 

4.34 

8.55 

+ .11 

4.36

4-09 

3.10 

5.12

2.95 

.40

Mar. 17,1948 

July 10,1947 

July 5,1949 

Apr. 13,1949 

Apr. 12.1949

July 10,1947 

July 10,1947 

Jan. 6,1947

Mar. 9,1949 

Mar. 9,1949

3.32 

7.32 

13.79 

3.42 

6.91

6.60 

5.75 

7.49

7.46 

4.07

Sept. 5,1947 

Sept. 4,1946 

Sept. 4,1946 

Jan. 5,1949 

Nov. 11,1947

Jan. 5,1948 

Nov. 2,1948 

Jan. 5,1948 

Nov. 2,1948 

Sept. 4,1946

May 7,1946 

Aug. 6,1946

+ .19 

+ .42 

+1.02 

+ .70 

+ .62

+ .44 

+ .57 

+ .27

+ .30 

+ .37

+ .21 

.38 

+1.69 

.47 

.87

.58 

.94 

.86

+2.14 

.24
166 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change In water level In 1949, and net change In water level 

during period of record In 973 wells In Nebraska Continued

TTF T2T TST

Merrlck County Continued

14-4-18bb 

14-5-9cc2 

14-6-15bb 

14-7-21cb 

14-7-26cc

15-4-15dd 

15-4-31cc 

15-5-8dd 

15-5-27dd 

15-8-33bc

15-8-34bb 

16-3-7dd 

16-3-27cc

1.97 

4.56 

1.82 

4-16 

9.58

5.05 

2.13 

11.15 

1.92 

10.69

4-02 

.79 

4-05

Mar- 7,1949 

July 8,1947 

Mar. 8,1949 

Apr. 13,1949 

July 5 , 1949

July 8,1947 

Apr. 15,1949 

July 8,1947 

July 8,1947 

July 1,1949

June 1,1949 

Apr. 15,1949 

Mar. 7,1949

5.72 

7-14 

5.64 

9.74 

13.00

8.90 

5.22 

14.63 

4.70 

16.54

8.90 

4.97 

9.84

Sept. 3,1946 

Nov. 11,1947 

Sept. 4,1946 

Dec. 20,1934 

May 7,1946

Nov. 11,1947 

Nov. 11,1947 

Nov. 2,1948 

Jan. 13,1948 

Aug. 8,1949

Oct. 1,1948 

Nov. 11,1947 

Nov. 1,1934

+0.58 

+ .62 

+ .28 

+ .51 

+ .91

+ .35 

+ .63 

+2-49 

+ .69 

+2.20

+1.76 

+ .R8 

+ .30

.49 

.97 

.65 

+2.80 

+2.63

.35 

.20 

+1.88 

.22 

+1.11

+ .66 

+ .93

+2.50

Morrlll County

18-52-lldd 

19-49-23cc 

19-50-30cd 

19-52-26dd2 

20-49-30ac

20-50-17bb 

20-50-28bb 

20-50-32aa 

21-50-33bc 

22-50-14bc

22-50-28bc 

23-51-29bb

23.51 

9.60 

23.61 

18.53 

15.22

10-90 

11.99 

2.00 

17.76 

+ .06

80.39 

100 . 95

Dec. 16,1949 

Oct. 18,1937 

May 18,1949 

July 6,1949 

Nov. 31,1949

Oct. 27,1947 

Jan. 18,1947 

May 14,1942 

Aug. 31,1948 

May 9,1949

Nov. 21,1949 

Sept. 1,1948

24.11 

11.86 

24.18 

23.50 

21.22

15.93 

14.74 

5.80 

. 47.85 

2.33

82.46 

101.33

July 12,1949 

Apr. 5,1940 

July 12,1949 

Oct. 17,1949 

June 11,1946

May 9,1946 

Mar. 12,1947 

June 10,1948 

June 11,1946 

AUR. 13,1946

Aug. 29,1934 

June 12,1946

.45 

+1.45

+ .10 

+1.08 

+ .38 

4.43 

+ .61

+ .91 

+ .15

+ .05 

+ .10 

.27 

4.51 

+4.59

+4.11 

+1.67 

+ .26 

+16.33 

+ .26

+2.07 

+ .40

Nance County

15-7-6bb 

16-4-31bc 

16-6-14ad 

16-7-34cb 

16-7-36aa

17-4-23da 

17-4-24db 

17-4-25cd 

17-4-32dd 

17-4-36aa

17-5-35dd 

17-6-19bd 

17-6-34ad 

17-7-lad 

18-4-19ab

l-5-31cb 

l-5-31cc 

l-6-30dd

l-6-31cc

l-6-33cb 

l-6-33cb 

l-6-35cb 

l-6-35cc 

l-7-19cb

l-7-19dd 

l-7-27cb 

l-7-31da 

l-7-32bb

64.33 

3.08 

25-24 

27-02 

20.98

14.63 

.88 

9.28 

4-11 

2.57

3.58 

38-69 

42.60 

37.38 

8.19

18.29 

.42 

32.98

9.44

3.48 

7.99 

7-44 

8-85 

3.62

2-27 

18-72 

4.53 

.51

Apr. 26,1949 

Apr. 1949 

July 1,1949 

July 1,1949 

July 1,1949

July 6,1949 

Mar. 21,1936 

Apr. 26,1949 

June 6,1949 

July 6,1949

July 6,1949 

Sept. 23, 1949 

July 5,1949 

July 1,1949 

June 6,1949

Nuckol

66.00 

6.76 

30.84 

29.02 

22.52

18.74 

6.46 

12.08 

6.42 

5.15

6.72 

39.80 

45-15 

41-56 

12.21

Is Count

Sept- 30, 1948 

Jan. 13,1948 

Oct. 26,1940 

Sept .30, 1948 

Sept- 30, 1948

Sept .28, 1948 

Dec. 5,1949 

Sept. 28, 1948 

Sept. 28, 1948 

Sept. 28, 1948

Sept. 28, 1948 

Sept. 29, 1948 

Oct. 31,1942 

Nov. 1,1949 

Sept. 28, 1948

y

June 20,1949 

Sept .22, 1949 

Dec. 19,1949 

Dec. 20,1949 

Apr. 16,1948

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

July 28,1949 

Apr. 28,1949 

June 20,1949

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

Mar. 24,1948

20.43 

6.07 

33.52

13.53

6.31 

12.93 

14.69 

14.00 

11.65

7.80 

20.59 

11.55 

4-95

Nov. 2,1948 

Oct. 2,1947 

Oct. 27,1946

Dec. 21,1948

Sept. 23, 1948 

Nov. 2,1948 

Dec. 20,1948 

Nov. 2,1948 

Oct. 25,1948

Sept. 24, 1948 

Oct. 31,1947 

Oct. 25,1948 

Sept. 24, 1948

+ .51 

+ .80

....

....

+1-18 

+1.68 

+ .25

+ .54

+1.20 

+1.07 

+4.19 

+2.97 

+3.40

+1.17 

+1.22 

+1.91 

+1.09

+ .41 

+1.27 

+ .78 

+ .10 

+ .29

+ .87 

.24 

.38 

.21 

.74

+ .41 

+ .72 

+.09 

.50 

+ .04

+ .79 

+1.66 

+ .49

3.30

+ .28 

+ .14 

+2.67 

+ .75 

+ .46

+1.72 

+1.39 

+1.16 

+1.72
NEBRASKA 167

Length of record, In years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, In 

feet, net change In water level In 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued _____

(1) T8) T&T (6)

Nuckolls County Continued

l-7-33ad 

l-7-33dd 

l-7-34bb

l-7-35da

1-7-3 6da 

l-8-7bb 

l-8-7dd 

l-8-14cb 

l-8-17aa

l-8-17da 

l-8-18cc 

l-8-21cb 

l-8-21dc 

l-8-22ab

l-8-22ad 

l-8-22dd 

l-8-25aa 

l-8-25ad 

l-8-36aa

0.73 

4.84 

1.97

6.46

9.69 

.34 

 55 

12.85 

1.20

2.95 

8-13 

8.28 

24.52 

.52

3.88 

3.01 

1.75 

4.53 

7.46

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949

July 29,1949

Aug. 17,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

Aug. 2,1947 

June 20,1949

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949

6.70 

9.73 

7.73

9.10

12.43 

6.96 

6.35 

16.90 

6-60

7.73 

13.63 

13.06 

28.92 

5.64

10.05 

8.60 

7.06 

10.50 

12.17

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Sept .23, 1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Feb. 4,1949

Dec. 21,1948 

Oct. 13,1947 

Sept .2 4, 1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Sept. 24, 19 48 

Sept. 24, 1948

Oct. 13,1947 

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 13,1947 

Oct. 13,1947

+1.13 

+1.33 

+1.04

+ .99

+1.43 

+ .91 

+ .96 

+1.17 

+1.81

+1.16 

+1.06 

+ .14 

+1.32 

+ .11

+ .41 

+1.33 

+1.76 

+2.06 

+ .37

+1.06 

+1.14 

.56

+ .56

1.00 

+6.43 

.37 

+1.15 

+3.13

+1.54 

+ .37 

.09 

.13 

1.56

+1.77 

+1.32 

+1.79 

+3.29 

+1.51

Phelpa County

5-18-2cc 

5-18-4ab 

5-18-6ab 

5-18-15cb 

5-19-4bc

5-19-22da 

5-20-16dc 

5-20-32cc 

6-17 -15ad 

6-18-12bc

6-18-13da 

6-19-2aa 

6-19-18ba 

6-19-21dc 

6-20-10aa

6-20-28ad 

7-17-llcb 

7-17-30bb 

7-18-3 cc 

7-18-27ab

7-18-35ab 

7-19-6aa 

7-19-12cc 

7-19-16ac 

7-19-23ad

7-19-26dd 

7-20-14cc 

7-20-28dc 

7 -20 -3 led 

8-17-19db

8-17-21bc 

8-17-24bc 

8-18 -9db 

8-18-16cc 

8-18-2 Idd

8-18-24bb

8-18-33dd 

8-18-34bb

157.81 

147.83 

158.33 

157.50 

205-24

202.38 

37.64 

104.89 

84.35 

84.64

112.20 

107.10 

153.58 

148.93 

185.34

193.38 

26.70 

50.75 

76.02 

59-53

68.88 

56.34 

45.02 

71.11 

52.36

38.88 

161.92 

157.05 

219.26 

10.00

4.79 

7.60 

.94 

6.02 

10.01

7.85

72.28 

19.30

June 1,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

May 31,1949 

June 1,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Dec. 10,1949 

June 2,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

May 31,1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 23,1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Jan. 14,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

May 26,1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

Aug. 5,1947 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 28,1949 

July 15,1947

July 8,1949 

July 8,1949 

Feb. 23,1932 

July 15,1947 

Sept. 26, 1949

July 15,1947 

July 8,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949

159.81 

154.62 

159.54 

159.05 

208.25

204.64 

39.95 

105.84 

90.08 

89.92

116.75 

123.70 

156.26 

151.35 

188.01

194.78 

28.78 

54.17 

80.85 

64.15

72.74 

63.28 

54.07 

81.40 

70.60

49.89 

168.63 

172.72 

227.40 

15.91

6.95 

12.23 

6.05 

9.26 

11.80

10.05

76.48 

20.22

Sept. 8,1948 

Aug. 1,1940 

July 20,1948 

June 1,1948 

Jan. 21,1948

Sept. 13, 1949 

July 22,1948 

Nov. 8,1948 

Aug. 6,1947 

AUK. 5,1947

May 20,1948 

Mar. 9,1945 

Dec. 30,1948 

May 5,1948 

May 17,1948

July 23,1948 

Aug. 7,1947 

Aug. 5,1947 

May 15,1948 

AUK. 5.1947

May 12,1948 

May 10,1948 

July 24,1947 

July 25,1947 

Mar. 9.1945

Apr- 19,1945 

May 18, 1948 

Nov. 15,1934 

Aug. 20,1947 

Oct. 27.1940

Sept. 8,1948 

Oct. 27,1940 

Nov. 3,1934 

Aug. 9,1946 

Dec. 30,1948

Sept. 7,1946

May 8,1948 

June 15,1948

+ .21 

+1.93

+ .61

+ .62 

+1.08 

+ .95 

+2.03

+2.54 

+2.53 

+2.68 

+1.92 

+1.53

+1.02 

+ .79

+1.78

+2.11 

+3.45 

+3.63 

+4.38 

+2.43

+1.15 

+3.19 

+2-64 

+1.99 

.15

.46

.39

 74 

.92

.63

+ .87 

+ 88

+1.20 

+4.83 

+1.24 

+1.06 

+3.01

+ .72 

+2.03 

+ .68 

+5.73 

+5.28

+4.55 

+16.60 

+2.68 

+2.42 

+2.67

+1.40 

+2.08 

+3.40 

+4.83 

+4.62

+3.86 

+6.94 

+9.05 

+10.29 

+18.24

+6.22 

+6.71 

+12.93 

+7.70 

+2.82

+ .32 

+ .16 

+ .15 

+ .77 

+ .38

+ .40

+4.20 

+ .87
168 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest'and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska--Continued_________

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (V)

Phelps County Continued

8-19-7dc 

8-19-14dc 

8-19-15cd 

8-19-18aa 

8-19-29cc

8-19-33cc 

8-19-36bb 

8-20-8cd 

8-20-9cd 

8-20-12dc

8-20-18dd 

8-20-23dc 

8-20 -2 6'dc

4.24 

10.12 

6.12 

1.24 

62.69

48.32 

32.22 

4.18 

2.10 

1.24

104 68 

64.29 

33.97

July 15,1947 

July 8,1949 

Apr- 6,1949 

Mar. 12,1949 

Nov. 23.1949

Nov. 24,1949 

Nov. 24,1949 

July 8,1949 

June 4,1942 

Jan- 14,1949

Nov. 23,1949 

Nov. 23,1949 

June 23,1948

6.28 

13.22 

7.04 

2.54 

64.43

51.70 

39.48 

8.90 

7.42 

3.00

107-23 

71.26 

64.88

Aug. 9,1946 

Sept. 6,1946 

Mar- 18,1947 

Sept. 9,1949 

May 10,1948

May 10,1948 

Mar. 9,1945 

Aug. 9,1946 

Sept .30, 1940 

Sept. 8,1948

Dec. 30,1948 

June 5,1948 

May 25,1948

+1.05 

.43

+1.20

+2.06 

+1.01 

+1.12 

+ .53 

+ .27

+2.55 

+2.77 

+2.32

+0.68 

+1.55 

+ .39 

.52 

+1.74

+3.38 

+7.26 

+3.02 

+2.59 

.20

.+1.24 

+4.31 

+12 . 06

Platte County

A17-l-14cc 

Al7-l-14dd 

A17-l-17dd 

A17-l-25aa 

A17-l-29da

Al7-l-36bc 

Al8-l-28cd

16-2-2da 

16-2-9cc

16-2-12ab 

17-l-2cc 

17-l-5ad 

17-l-7ac 

17-1-14CC

17-l-34dc 

17-2 -2 cd 

17-2-4bc 

17-2 -6bd 

17-3-2da

17-3 -8cb 

17-3-23ad

7.44 

2.90 

5.20 

4.00 

7.82

3.87 

60-80

1.86 

.39

6.24 

6.80 

.94 

4.50 

9.06

6.29 

4.58 

7.24 

12.53 

5.51

.40 

13.55

July 8,1947 

July 30,1945 

July 30,1945 

July 30,1946 

July 8,1947

Apr. 25,1949 

Mar. 27,1940 

Apr. 24,1940 

Apr. 15,1949 

Apr. 15,1949

Apr. 15,1949 

Apr. 13,1942 

May 7,1949 

July 23,1945 

July 7 , 1947

July 7,1947 

July 8,1947 

June 11,1945 

June 6,1949 

June 6,1949

July 6,1949 

July 6,1949

14.10 

8-68 

10.58 

11.00 

12.00

6.77 

71.23

6.19 

4.80

11.79 

13.29 

7.40 

9.34 

11.50

9.40 

8.80 

12.30 

14.53 

9.95

3.20 

14.80

Aug. 25,1936 

Aug. 26,1936 

Aug. 3,1937 

Apr. 30,1940 

Oct. 16,1943

Nov. 11,1947 

July 30,1937

Nov. 11,1947 

Sept. 4,1946

Nov. 21,1939 

Oct. 18,1936 

Dec. 3,1935 

Dec. 21,1936 

Sept. 10, 1940

Sept. 4,1946 

Oct. 23,1936 

Aug. 31,1942 

Aug. 8,1949 

Sept. 28, 1948

Sept. 28, 1948 

Jan. 29,1947 

Sept .28, 1948

.52 

.65 

.79 

.99 

.83

.63 

.10

.97 

.42

.85 

.17 

.51 

.54 

.09

.61 

+1.76 

+ .55

....

+2.30 

+1.90 

.40 

.90 

.05

.85 

.60

.14 

.47

+1.89 

+2.19 

+4.29 

+1.76 

+ .61

1.15 

+1.48 

+ .24 

.28 

.34

+ .95 

+ .11

Polk County

13-4-34cc 

14-4-4da 

14-4-19ab 

15-2-4dc 

15-2-7bb

15-3-3dc 

15-3-20cc 

15-3-23dc 

15-4-35dc

16-1 -14bb 

16-l-36cb 

16-2-23dc

5.73 

4.75 

2.32 

3.36 

5.28

3.37 

4.20 

4.88 

18.45

3.72 

19.32 

5.92

Apr. 27,1949 

June 12,1949 

Mar. 7,1949 

Apr. 19,1949 

Apr. 19,1949

Apr. 20,1949 

Dec- 9,1946 

Mar. 7,1949 

July 7,1947 

July 12,1949

July 7,1947 

July 7,1947 

July 7,1947

12.61 

6.59 

6.02 

7.80 

8-43

6.42 

7.63 

10.72 

21.00

 6.38 

21.71 

8.24

Aug. 2,1940 

Sept. 1,1949 

Sept. 3,1947 

Nov. 10,1947 

Nov. 10,1947

Nov. 10,1947 

Nov. 10,1947 

Nov. -' 1,1948 

Sept. 3,1946

Sept. 3,1946 

June 3,1946 

Nov. 10,1947

+1.85

.68 

.06 

.14

.18 

.75 

 87 

.70

.55 

.37 

.18

+4-94 

.30 

.52 

1.15 

.69

.42 

.84 

.01 

+ .34

+ .59 

.35
NEBRASKA 169

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued_________

(1) I (8) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Red Willow County

2-29-4aa 

2-29-5ab 

2-30-laa 

2-30-12ad 

3-26-5bb

3-26-5cc 

3-26-9cb 

3-26-llbb 

3-27-7dc 

3-27-8ac

3-27-llcd 

3-27-17cd 

3-28-17da 

3-28-20bb 

3-28-21cd

3-28-24ac 

3-29-32db 

3-29-35da 

3-30-19bb 

3-30-26cb

3-30-29aa 

3-30-34bb 

4-26-34db

8.52 

16.35 

8.17 

27.76 

43.17

15.57 

15.35 

7.85 

6.95 

9.21

16.39 

8.31 

9.46 8.79 ' 

8.40

8.67 

4.60 

17.92 

5.72 

7.45

1.92 

12.34 

19.65

June 11,1949 

Dec- 7,1946 

Oct. 24,1946 

Oct. 6,1948 

June 11,1949

June 11,1949 

Dec. 3,1947 

June 6,1949 

June 11,1949 

Oct. 21,1946

Jan. 30,1946 

Oct. 25,1946 

July 7,1949 

Apr. 7,1949 

June 6.1949

Apr. 7,1949 

June 11,1949 

July 31,1947 

June 9,1949 

Feb. 7.1949

Apr. 7,1949 

Oct. 24,1946 

July 31,1947

11.52 

19.92 

11.60 

30.81 

47.77

17.35 

17.02 

9.43 

10.15 

13.49

17.90 

10.85 

12.28 

11.62 

9.73

14.12 

7.85 

20.39 

8.49 

10.35

5.06 

15.12 

21.28

Oct. 6,1948 

Oct. 6,1948 

Aug. 4,1949 

June 12,194G 

JulY 31,1947

Oct. 7,1948 

Aug. 14,1946 

Oct. 4,1948 

Dec. 6,1947 

Oct. 21,1937

Oct. 4,1947 

Oct. 6,1947 

Oct. 6,1947 

Oct. 6,1947 

Oct. 6,1947

Oct. 3,1949 

Oct. 6,1948 

June 9,1947 

Aug. 15,1946 

Oct. 4.1948

Oct. 9,1947 

Aug. 4,1949 

Oct. 7,1948

+0-23 

+ .08 

+ .50 

.22 

+ .66

+ .54 

+ .65 

+ .56 

+ .27 

+ .72

+ .22 

+ .49 

+ .53 

+ .57 

+ .63

.12 

+ .60 

+ .04 

+ .84 

+1.49

+ .42 

+ .29 

+ .64

0.14 

1.01 

+ .23 

+1.04 

+ .77

.07 

+ .56 

.09 

.05 

+2.32

.49 

.58 

+ .11 

+ .36 

+ .02

+1.36 

+ .46 

+1.24 

+ .13 

.54

+ .25 

.43 

+ .33

Rock County

30-17-8db 

30-19-lOaa

1.59 

.37

June 

June

Al3-9-24cc 

Al7-5-23bb

.48 

.71

July 

Mar.

23-56-6aa 

23-57-5bb

29.24 

21.27

Oct. 

Oct.

14, 

6,

31, 

23,

1949 

1949

5.12 

4.23

Saunders Count

1948 

1948

7.92 

3.35

Nov. 

July

y

Aug. 

Sept

Scotts Bluff County

26, 

26,

1949 

1949

34.63 

24.08

July 

June

22,

19,

30, 

. 3,

1, 

30,

1935 

1940

1.24 

1.10

+ .86 

+1.16

1934 

1947

.56 

+ .57

+2.25 

.84

1949 

1949

+ .79 

.80

+ .79 

.80

Seward County

All-2-23cc | 76.96 | Oct. 17,1949 | 77.86 | Oct. 14,1948

Sheridan County

+.90 I +.47

24-41-3 4da 

24-42 -27ba 

24-43-15da 

24-44-14da 

24-44-18bb

24-45-8dd 

24-46-10cb 

25-45-32ad

5.52 

12.19 

5.26 

3.94 

3.80

.96 

2.26 

31.50

June 8,1935 

Apr. 4,1946 

June 8,1949 

May 11,1949 

May 11,1949

May 14,1946 

Apr. 4,1946 

July 15,1949 

July 16,1949

9.37 

13.27 

8.08 

6.18 

5.50

3.29 

7.35 

33.84

Oct. 21,1941 

Jan. 21,1947 

Nov. 4,1940 

Apr. 15,1946 

Auff. 15,1946

Aug. 15,1946 

Aug. 15,1946 

Sept. 16, 1946

+ .58 

.04 

+ .66 

+1.02 

+ .46

+ .97 

+ .83 

+1.56

1.47 

.86 

+1.55 

.61 

.43

+1.12 

2.77 

+1.38

Sherman County

13-13-4dc 

13-13-13cc 

13-13-23ad 

14-14-3cc 

14-14-5bc

14-14-8db 

14-14-P3cb

120.64 

53.55 

37.93 

6.37 

8.87

6.01 

10.88

Dec. 6,1949 

Nov. 8,1949 

Sept. 23, 1949 

June 26,1949 

Aug. 5,1949

July 7,1949 

June 26,1949

121.70 

58.84 

38.37 

8.03 

11.42

8.76 

12.65

Nov. 8,1949 

Sept. 1,1949 

Dec. 6,1949 

Nov. 8,1949 

Mar. 29,1948

Oct. 1,1948 

Nov. 8,1949

1.62

+ .74

+ .46 

+1.77 

.42 

1.66 

+ .09

1.51 

1.77
170 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change In water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells In Nebraska Continued_________

(1) (3) (5) I (6) (7)

Sherman County Continued

15-14-19cb 

15-15-3dc 

15-15-14db 

15-15-24CC 

16-15 -8dd

16-15-9dc 

16-15-36CC 

16-16-12bc 

16-16-12dc

4.88 

14.11 

16.49 

12.56 

3.88

12.59 

8.38 

32.37 

26.20

Sept. 23, 1949 

Sept .23, 1949 

June 23,1949 

Sept .23, 1949 

Nov. 30.1949

Sept .22, 1949 

Nov. 30,1949 

Aug. 26,1949 

Aug. 23,1949

6.52 

14.82 

17.73 

13.55 

4.30

13.53 

12.21 

35.78 

28.91

Oct. 1,1948 

Nov. 30,1949 

Nov. 30,1949 

Nov. 30,1949 

Sept .23, 1949

Aug. 24,1949 

Sept. 23, 1949 

Nov. 7,1949 

Dec. 1,1949

+1 15

. ..

+0.11 

.63 

+1.24 

2.99 

+ .42

+ .03 

+1.37 

2.85 

2.71

Sioux County

24-57-35cb [ 4.84 Aug. 31,1949| 8.83 I July 1,1949 

Thomas County

.76 .76

23-28-9da 9.79

24-30-20ab 2.33

June 8,1935 

Mar. 27,1936

10.98

3.12

July 23,1940 

Apr. 26,1946

+ .06 

+ .02

Valley County

.12 

.16

17-16-25aa 

17-16-25cb 

17-16 -26dc 

17-16-34aa 

18-13-2ac

18-13-23dd 

18-15-12bb 

18-16-30cc 

19-13-28bb 

19 -13 -33 cc

19-14-6dc 

19-14-13da 

19-l4-15db 

19-14-36bb 

20-15-34aa

9.17 

2.67 

2.70 

8.14 

9.60

8.70 

28.26 

4.18 

12.29 

32.88

27.21 

20.33 

4.43 

28.51 

56.73

Aug. 26,1949 

Nov. 30,1949 

Apr. 1,1949 

Aug. 24,1949 

Sept .30, 1948

Aug. 3,1949 

Apr. 29,1949 

Aug. 31,1949 

Apr. 29,1949 

AUK. 3.1949

Sept. 20, 1949 

Sept. 30, 1948 

June 30,1948 

June 30,1949 

Apr. 29,1949

9.58 

3.19 

6.83 

11.18 

11.24

23.37 

32.00 

4.79 

14.58 

34.27

37.90 

22.74 

6.42 

30.90 

58.00

Sept .27, 1949 

Sept. 27, 1949 

Dec. 26,1946 

Nov. 30,1949 

Sept. 2,1949

Oct. 12,1938 

Oct. 1,1949 

Dec. 1,1949 

Sept .30, 1948 

June 2,1949

Aug. 10,1934 

Nov. 20,1949 

Nov. 29,1949 

Nov. 2,1949 

Nov. 2,1949 

Nov. 29,1949

70

. ..

. . .

.17 

+ .52 

+ .26 

4.04 

.02

+11.19 

+2.28 

.61 

.44 

+1.08

+9.97 

1.24 

1.99 

.53 

.84

Webster County

l--9-6cd 

l-9-8bc 

l-9-9ad 

l-9-9cb 

l-9-9cc

1-9-llbc 

1-9-llcb 

l-9-13ad 

l-9-14bb 

l-9-14bc

l-9-16bc 

1-10-ldcl 

l-10-3ad 

l-10-4ab 

l-10-4db

l-10-9ad 

l-10-10dd 

l-10-12ad 

l-10-12da 

l-10-12dc

1-11-lda 

l-ll-5bc 

l-ll-5cc

48.03 

6.78 

1.18 

1.84 

3.17

7.13 

.57 

3.74 

4.63 

7.29

6.20 

9.51 

6.47 

3.81 

5.34

14.63 

6.70 

7.33 

2.34 

3.20

3.44 

+ .12 

3.04

Apr. 14,1948 

Dec. 27,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20.1949

Oct. 27,1949 

June 20,1949 

June 20,1949 

May 27,1949 

June 20,1949

June 20,1949 

Oct. 29,1941 

June 21,1949 

June 21,1949 

June 21.1949

June 21,1949 

June 21,1949 

July 21,1949 

June 21,1949 

June 21.1949

June 11,1949 

June 21,1949 

June 21,1949

50.65 

6.85 

3.97 

6.78 

8.54

7.36 

'6.12 

10.22 

8.55 

12.60

17.70 

10.92 

10.08 

9.46 

9.75

17.89 

10.68 

9.36 

9.14 

7.88

10.02 

7.63 

7.50

Oct. 8,1948 

Oct. 27,1949 

Oct. 25,1948 

Oct. 25,1948 

Feb. 4,1949

Dec. 30,1949 

Sept. 24, 1948 

Nov. 10,1949 

Oct. 25,1948 

Dec. 5,1949

Aug. 18,1948 

^Sept.25,1939 

Oct. 8,1948 

Jan. 17,1949 

Nov. 17,1948

Nov. 17,1948 

Nov. 17,1948 

Nov. 17,1948 

Jan. 17,1949 

Nov. 17.1948

Dec. 21,1948 

Dec. 21,1948 

Nov. 17,1948

+1.65

+ .06 

+ .70 

+ .63

+ .98

+ .73 

+ .40 

1.21

 +3.Q5 

+ .87 

+ .84 

+1.75 

+ .47

+1.24 

+ .91 

+ .63 

+ .83 

+ .43

+1.48 

+1.43 

+ .27

.97 

+ .07 

.25 

+ .47 

.24

.23 

.23 

+ .04 

+ .98 

.05

+ .48 

+ .90 

+ .75 

+1.68 

+ .57

.19 

+1.24 

+ .69 

+ .43

+ .93

+ .51 

+ .35 

+ .59
NEBRASKA 171

Length of record, in years, highest and lowest recorded water levels, in 

feet, net change in water level in 1949, and net change in water level 

during period of record in 973 wells in Nebraska Continued________

(1) (2) (3) (5) (6)

Webster County Continued

1-11 -6cc 

l-ll-8bc 

l-ll-9bc 

1-11-llab 

1-11-llbb

1-11 -12bc 

l-ll-16aa 

1-12 -2bb 

l-12-4bb 

l-12-8aa

1-12 -9aa 

2-10-36db 

2-12 -34cd

3.19 

6.04 

3.00 

2.76 

6.20

5.62 

14.80 

.94 

1.58 

.90

1.84 

26.50 

16.87

June 21,1949 

June 21,1949 

May 19,1949 

June 14,1949 

June 21,1949

June 21,1949 

Dec- 27,1949 

June 21,1949 

May 19,1949 

May 20,1949

May 20,1949 

Apr- 7,1949 

Dec- 24,1949

7.08 

11.92 

9.33 

9.49 

10.20

8.27 

21.25 

7.12 

9.58 

6.10

7.39 

28.07 

19.62

Dec. 21,1948 

Nov. 18,1948 

Nov. 17,1948 

Feb. 11,1949 

Jan- 17,1949

Jan. 17,1949 

Aug. 12,1946 

Oct. 8,1948 

Oct. 8,1948 

Oct. 8.1948

Nov. 17,1948 

Feb. 12,1946 

Oct. 2,1936

+1.02 

+ .52 

+1.60 

+ .86 

+1.20

+1.14 

+3.94 

+1.53 

+1.35 

+ .40

+1.10 

+ .64 

+ .94

+0.71 

+ .73 

+3.19 

+ .82 

+ .96

+1.09 

+5.57 

+ .26 

.05 

.41

+1.44 

.63 

+2.64

York County

9-2-15bc

ll-l-35bb

11-3 -36ab

ll-4-25bc

ll-4-31ba

ll-4-33bb

23.05

104.94

67.67

66.00

72.02

68.36

Oct. 17,1949

Oct. 17,1949

Oct. 17,1949

Apr. 27,1949

Apr. 27,1949

Apr. 27,1949

26.09

105 . 40

68.00

66.43

72.65

69.29

Got. 6,1934

Oct. 14,1948

June 23,1948

Oct. 17,1949

Oct. 14,1948

Oct. 14,1948

....

+ .46

+ .28

 .11

+ .60

+ .74

+3.04

+ .41

+ .33

.21

+ .35

+ .30

PUMPAGK

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 wells 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 1949 a 

total of approximately 55,648-2 million gallons of water had been withdrawn 

from the ground-water reservoir. The public supply at Grand Island is 

obtained 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.

Monthly pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply 

Lincoln, Nebr., from well field north of Ashland, 1932-49

of

-f

Feb

Mar.

May

June 

July

Aug. 

Sept . 

Oct.

Nov. 

Dec.

1932

98.5 

186.1 

204.9.

201.8 

203.2

894.5

1933

"1 Qry f\

205.0

210.0

213.8

263.6 

212.6

197.2 

169.4 

 132.6

106.4 

133.9

2,235.7

1934

T «ZC C

164.2

T QO K

194.8

236.0

249.9

*Z/\Q Q

278.1 

206.5 

176.9

196.6 

171.7

2,508.7

1935

im i

1 crj o

1 OO *>

1 O** A

188.7

192.0

O*^A O

255-8 

181.3 

154.0

90.1 

182.9

2,228.8

1936

 1 QC O

i o*^ n

204.4

T QQ Q

234.8

296.4 

334.5

319.8 

228.2 

236-4

209.2 

201.2

2,832.9

1937

190.7

O/VV /!

T £Q c

262.9

254.5

«oo c

317.7 

297.6 

204.8

217.1 

188-8

2,819.5
172 WATER LFVFLS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Monthly pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply of Lincoln, 

Nebr., from well field north of Ashland, 1952-49 Continued

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Apr. 

May

June 

July 

Aug. 

Sept. 

Oct.

Nov.

Deo.

1938

203 . 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 

300.6 

324.3 

232.7

222.8 

203.4

2,979.1

1940

195.8 

182.8 

193.9 

177.1 

246.5

290.7 

374.3 

290.7 

314.1 

264.4

170.8 

201.5

2,902.3

1941

193.4 

181.2 

195.1 

173.8 

289.2

286.3 

387.4 

377.8 

277.0 

201.2

197.7 

205.3

2,960.4

1942

198.5 

178.4 

199.3 

213.8 

243.4

292.4 

372.5 

399.8 

269.3 

234.1

200.5 

241.8

3,043.8

1943

248.2 

227.6 

253.5 

246.9 

290.0

324.6 

379.8 

377.1 

334.0 

304.8

237.4 

263.9

3,487.8

Monthly pumpage, in millions 

Nebr., from well field

of gallons, for public 

north of Ashland, 1952

supply of 

-49 . .

Lincoln,

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Apr. 

May

June 

July 

Aug. 

Sept . 

Oct.

Nov. 

Dec.

1944

281.4 

246.1 

274.0 

274.5 

297.2

553.1 

381.0 

361.0 

343.3 

327.1

291.4 

307.5

3,737.4

1945

310.1 

283.9 

317.7 

313.3 

319.6

312.1 

365.6 

361.0 

334.7 

324.0

311.5 

291.9

3,845.4

1946

286.9 

259.6 

288.3 

330.7 

327.2

353.0 

374.2 

340.0 

341.8 

341.3

312.8 

312.5

3,868.3

1947

329.1 

299.0 

333.8 

325.5 

335.0

326.7 

375.4 

399-5 

380-2 

364.7

313.8 

325.8

4,108.5

1948

333.3 

309.6 

334.8 

213.7 

356.7

349.4 

407.2 

409.3 

392.1 

392.8

361.1 

363.0

4,223.0

1949

362.0 

325.7 

355.8 

361.1 

381.3

374.2 

412.9 

416.3 

398.0 

344.2

355.5 

351.4

4,438.4

Average -iaily pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply of Lincoln, 

Nebr., from Ashland well field, 1932-49

1932

1933

1934

1935

193R

a5.84

6.12

6.87

6.10

7.76

1937

1938

1939

1940

1941

7.72

6.94

8.16

7.95

8.11

1942

1943

1944

1945

8.34

9.53

10.20

10.54

1946

1947

1948

1949

10.60

11.25

11.54

12.16

a Pumping from Ashland well field began in August 1932.

Monthly pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply 

of Grand Island, Nebr., 1936-49

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Apr. 

May

June 

July 

Aug. 

Sept. 

Oct.

Nov. 

Dec.

1936

133.8 

95.6 

111.8 

154.3 

172.8

215.1 

291.2 

241.0 

194.6 

153.6

104.2 

104.4

2,972.4

1937

93.0 

83.3 

96.7 

131.3 

165.1

173.6 

236.3 

239.3 

194.7 

163.0

139.3 

101.6

1,817.2

1938

98.9 

88-2 

112.5 

140.7 

162.2

181.9 

242.4 

189.8 

199.0 

191.4 135.7' 

112.2

L,854.9

1939

107.4 

89.7 

108.5 

154.8 

195.6

209.8 

248.2 

251.1 

241.5 

192.2

144.1 

131.6

2,074.5

1940

125.7 

99.8 

100.9 

144.8 

190.6

229.2 

245.6 

240.6 

198.8 

172-8

132.6 

118.4

1,999.8

1941

100.6 

82.5 

108.1 

111-1 

159.7

134.9 

254.5 

251.3 

174.3 

148.4

134.7 

131.1

L,791.4

1942

126.0 

88.4 

132.5 

128.9 

137.2

251.9 

225.1 

250.4 

202.3 

198.4

168.9 

161.3

2,071.3
NEBRASKA 173

Monthly pumpage, in millions 

Grand Island, Nebr.

of gallons, 

, 1936-49--

for public supply 

 Continued

of

Jan. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Apr. 

May

June 

July 

Aug. 

Sept . 

Oct .

Nov. 

Dec.

1943

156.6 

151.6 

177.0 

212.3 

225.6

244.3 

301.3 

299.6 

250-1 

255.2

188,9 

189.4

o coo o £~t f O«w (7 t?

1944

189.7 

178.5 

209.6 

196.1 

224.9

228.7 

275.2 

320.6 

254.8 

228-8

227.0 

225.6

2,757.5

1945

228.1 

209.5 

269.3 

205.9 

215.4

225.0 

289.5 

286.5 

271.8 

251.7

215.6 

214.2

2,860.1

1946

210.3 

196.5 

218.7 

258.0 

247.7

304.4 

342.4 

3-54.8 

250.6 

245.7

211.5 

217.6

3,058.2

1947

218.3 

195.5 

250.6 

251.9 

298.2

258.5 

522.5 

399.6 

314.2 

244.8

206.5 

215.0

3,155.6

1948

216.5 

190.5 

209.6 

252.7 

275.8

278.2 

345.8 

311.7 

517.0 

268.4

216.4 

222.6

3,103.0

1949

240.3 

224-0 

238.6 

258-9 

246-5

261.4 

585.2 

560.2 

280.8 

253.2

222.9 

226.5

3,178.5

Average daily pumpage, in millions of gallons, for public supply 

of Grand Island, Nebr., 1918-48

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922

1925 

1924 

1925

al-64 

al.55 

al-44 

al.59 

al.76

al.83 

a2.04 

a2.15

1926 

1927 

1928 

1929 

1930

1951 

1952 

1955

a2.29 

a2.12 

a2.51 

5.65 

5.52

4.16 

4.11 

4.90

1954 

1955 

1956 

1957 

1958

1959 

1940 

1941

5.72 

5.54 

5.41 

5.00 

5.08

5.68 

5.47 

4-90

1942 

1945 

1944 

1945 

1946

1947 

1948 

1949

5-67 

7.20 

7.50 

7.84 

8.58

8.58 

8.48 

8. VI

a Does not include water pumped for condenser use at municipal 

electric plant.

WELL-NFMBERING SYSTEM

The following well-numbering system has been adopted in the Missouri 

Basin and is now being used in Nebraska- The State has been divided into 

two principal divisions. The numbers 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 

indicating the quarter section and the second letter the quarter-quarter 

section. The letters a_, b, c_t and & are applied in counter-clockwise 

direction beginning with a_ in the northeast quadrant. The last numeral 

indicates the number 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.
174 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATKR-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Adams County

5-9-9dc. D« McClarry. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

35.65 on May 26. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 22 

Apr. 11

Water 

level

36.94 

36.77

Date

May 26 

July 27

Water 

level

35.65 

37.21

Date

Sept .29 

Nov. 12

Water 

level

37.52 

37.37

5-10-lbb. Sims. Highest observed stage in period of record, 93.23 

on May 26. Records available; 1940-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

22 

11

94.35 1 

93.87 |

May 

Sept

26 

.29

93.23 

94.45

Nov. 21 94.38

5-ll-2bb. Neilson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 85.68 

on Nov. 21. Records available; 1947-49.

Jan 

Apr

of

Jan 

Apr

. 21 

. 25

86.15 | 

85.82 |

June 

Sept .

3 

29

85.69 I 

85.72 1

5-ll-10bc. University of Nebraska. Highest 

record, 8.83 on June 3. Records available:

. 21 

. 25

9.32 J 

8.93 j[

June 

July

3 

27

8.83 1 

9.53 |

Nov. 21

observed 

1937-38,

Sept .29 

Nov. 21

85-68

stage in period 

1P40-41, 1946-49.

9.78 

9.60

5-ll-25ac. Slater. Measuring point raised 0.5 foot. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 90.77 on Apr. 25. Records available: 1948-49. 

Apr. 25, 90.77.

6-9-4cb. Larson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 102.84 

on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

22 

11

103.24 1 

103.19 |

May 

July

26

27

103.13 

102 . 98

! Sept 

Nov.

.29 

21

102.98 

102 . 84

6-10-8ac. Hageman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 90.07 

on Sept 29. Records available; 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

25

3

90.37 1 

90.25 1

July 

Sept

27 

29

90.49 

90.07

Nov. 21 90.10

6-10-23bb- University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 2.05 on May 26. Records available: 1937-40, 1942, 1946-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

26

8.74 

5.49

May 

July

26 

27

2.05 

5.19 I

Sept 

NOV.

.20 

21

6.50 

6.95

6-10-31bd. Magnuson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

90.99 on June 3. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 25, 91.09; June 3, 

90.99; Sept. 29, 91.02; Nov. 21, 91.05.

6-ll-30bc. Miss Helen Marble. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 

inches, reported depth 192 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 

0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 1,987.00 feet above sea level. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 83.47 on Nov. 21, 1949; lowest, 84.12 

on Oct. 20, 1948. Records available: 1948-49. Oct. 20, 1948, 84.12; 

Apr. 25, 1949, 83.92; Nov. 21, 83.47.

6-12-12db. Christensen. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

99.84 on Sept. 29. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 25, 100.08; Sept. 29, 

99-84; Nov. 21, 100.03.

7-9-12dc. Halloran. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

111.06 on Nov. 12. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21

17

111 

111

.18 

.12

May 

Sept

26 

.29

111 

111

09 

12

| Nov. 12 111 .06
NFBRASKA, ADAMS COUNTY 175

7-10-23ab. Fricke. Stevens Type A 60-day automatic water-stage 

recorder Installed 1-n January. Records available: 1934-48, 1948-49. 

Lowest daily water-level, from recorder charts

Day

1

2

4

5

6 

7

Q

1011

TO

1 *

14

15

16

17

T Q

1 Q

20

21

nn

O 1*

24

25

26

O 1?

OQ

OQ

*^n

31

Jan.

102.41

102 . 60

102.60

102 . 50

102.45

1 (V? A9

102.45

102.45

102.58

102.58 

102 47

1 I~I9 R9

1f)9 ^Q

102 . 41

102.45 

102 42

102 47

i n9 A*7

102.43

102.39 

102 . 47

102.50

102.44

102.35

102.42

Feb.

102.45

1 no *^Q

102.40

102.40

102.40

102 . 40 

~\ no "^O

102.45

1 DO AR

102 . 42

102.37 

102.44

102.41

102 . 35

102.37

102.47 

i no *^R

102 . 40

102 . 40

102.40

102.37 

102.37

1 no ^"7

102 . 40

102.39

102.38 

102 . 41

i no *^Q

Mar.

1 no ^"7

 j no *^Q

 j c\n >ZQ

102.35

102.36

102.35 

1 no 9 R

102 27

1 no ^o

102.32

102.26

-) f\n OQ

102.31

1 no 9Q

102.22

102.23 

102.26

 > j^\o OR

1 no 9 *^

102.19

102.27 

1 no OQ

1 no 1 Q

102 22

102.24

102.18 

1 no OR

1 no OA

1 no 01

102.11

102.29

Apr.

102.20

i no o*^

1 no OQ

1 no 1 Q

102.17

102 . 18 

mo oo

-i no o*^

i no OR

102.22

102 .23

1 r>9 99

102.22

mo 1 9

102.19

102.12 

i no no

i no nQ

102.03

102.08

May

102.23 

1 no o ^

1 no 1 Q

T no T o

102.13

102.15 

102.14

i no 1 o

102 12

mo i o

102.10

June

102.13

102.13

102.14

102.10

102.07

102 . 07 

1 np n*7

i r>9 n*7

102.08

102 . 05

102.02 

102.04

102.05

102.04

102.03

101.98 

102 09

102 09

im 0*7

102 .00

102.01 

T m Q9

im QA

101 94

101.95

101.93 

i m QA

101.93

i m 09

101.95

Lowest dally 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

July

101.95 

101.95 

101.95 

101.95 

101.94

101.96 

101.99 

102.02 

102.03 

101.98

102.00 

102.15 

102.18 

102.23 

102.22

102.23 

102.22 

102.26 

102.30 

102.35

102.34 

102.29 

102.33 

102.31 

102.32

102.36 

102 . 55 

102.48 

102.55 

102.55 

102.56

Aug.

102.59 

102.62 

102.60 

102.54 

102 . 65

102.65 

102.68 

102.57 

102.56 

102 . 68

102 . 65 

102.60 

102.68 

102.60 

102.60

102.60 

102.65 

102 . 60 

102.60 

102.55

102.60 

102 . 62 

102.62 

102.58 

102.58

102.57 

102 . 57 

102.65 

102 . 62 

102.60 

102 . 60

Sept.

102.63 

102 . 67 

102.63 

102.63 

102.60

102.65 

102.65 

102.66 

102.62 

102.59

102.63 

102.60 

102.66 

102.61 

102 . 60

102.59 

102.50 

102 . 49 

102.45 

102 . 46

102.45 

102.38 

102.38 

102.35 

102.30

102.35 

102.32 

102.33 

102.39 

102.26

Oct.

102.26 

102.29 

102.30 

102.30 

102.21

102.18 

102.22 

102.29 

102.25 

102.25

102.25 

102.23 

102.25 

102.25 

102.20

102.23 

102.23 

102.27 

102.25 

102.23

102.26 

102.26 

102.23 

102.23 

102.23

102.25 

102.25 

102.25 

102.26 

102.28 

102.24

Nov.

102.26 

102.28 

102.25 

102.28 

102.28

102.23 

102.20 

102.20 

102.21 

102.22

102.30 

102.28 

102.25 

102.26 

102.28

102.28 

102.32 

102.36 

102.30 

102.30

102.17 

102.12 

102.14 

« 102.19 

102.10

102.10 

102.13 

102.15 

102.22 

102.13

Dec102 . 16 

102.14 

102.16 

102.17 

102.10

102.12 

102.21 

102.27 

102 . 11 

102.12

102.13 

102.22 

102.22 

102.17 

102.15

102 . 10 

102.17 

102.17 

102.11 

102.15

102.11 

102.13 

102.12 

101.98 

102.12

102.08 

102.12 

102.10 

102.10 

102.06 

102.08
176 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

7-10-26da. R. Pongherty. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

113.46 on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 22 

May 26

water 

level

113.94 

113.76

Date

July 27 

Sept .29

Water 

level

113.59 

113.48

Date

Nov. 21

Water 

level

113.46

7-ll-3cb. V. Katzberg. Highest observed stage in period of record,

111.59 on Sept. 29. Records available: 1947-49. Jan. £1, 111.96; Apr. 12,

111.88; June 6, 111.75; Sept. 29, 111.59.

7-ll-22ad. V. Anderson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

118.18 on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

25

118.55 1 

118.29 I

june 

Sept

6 

.29

118.40 1 

118.30 |

Nov. 21 118.18

7-12-15ca. R. Earr. Highest observed stage in period of record, 96.99 

on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

12

97 

97

.53 

.23 I

june 

July

6 

28

97 

97

.20 1

.18 !

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

21

97 

96

.03 

.99

7-12-24cc. Groff. Highest observed stage in period of record, 98.17 

on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

19

98 

98

80 

66 I

june 

Sept

6 

.28

98 

98

53 1 

35 |

Nov. 21 98. 17

8-9-5cc. Hargeroad. Highest observed stage in period of record,

91.29 on Sept. 29. Records available; 1947-49. Jan. 21, 91.94; Apr. 18,

91.81; June 3, 91.76; Sept. 29, 91.29.

8-9-14aa- C- Anderson. Altitude of measuring point corrected to 

1,908.97 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

108.17 on June 3. Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 19, 108.21; June 3, 

108.17. Measurements discontinued.

8-10-26da. Staltz. Highest observed stage in period of record, 97.32 

on Nov. 21} lowest, 97-43 on June 3. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

14

97.42 

97.38 I

june 

Sept

3 

29

97.43 

97.33

Nov. 21 97.32

8-10-29ab. Junkers. Altitude of measuring point 1,986-50 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 118-88 on Apr. 12. 

Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 12, 118-88- Measurements discontinued.

8-10-32da. Kieefe. Highest observed stage in period of record, 103.99 

on Apr. 12. Records available; 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

12

104.30 

103.99 I

june 

Sept

6 

.29

104.17 

104-00

1 Nov. 21 104-20

8-ll-13aa. Kent. Highest observed stage in period of record, 91.25 

on Sept. 29. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

21 

12

91 

91

.79 

-44 I

june 

Sept

6 

.29

91 

91

61 

25

1 Nov. 21 91 .32

8-12-lcd. Brickel. Highest observed stage in period of record, 82-93 

on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49. Jan. 20, B3.94; Apr. 12, 83.59; 

Nov. 21. 82.93.

8-12-8ab. Woodman. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

12

8.64 

7.82 [

Apr. 

July

20 

8

7-24 

6-15 I

SertNov.

9

4

7-36 

7-50

8-12-22db- Long. Highest observed stage in period of record, 81.90 

on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

12 

6

83 

82

.19 

.78

I July 

\ Sept

28 

28

82 

82

.54 

.20

1 Nov. 21 81 ,90
NEBRASKA, ADAMS COUNTY 177

8-9-14ac. C. Anderson. Stevens F 8-day automatic water-stage recorder 

installed Sept. 16. Altitude of measuring point corrected to 1,907.91 feet 

above sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 109.96 on 

July 5; lowest, 113.35 on Aug. 6. Records available: 1947-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

g

4

5

G 

7

0

9

10

11

T P

13

14

15

16 

17

18

19

20

21 

pp

0*2.

24

25

26

P7

28

29

 zn

31

Jan.

i i n P "*.

110.25

110.45

110.55

110.72

110. 85 

110.55 ni.oi

111 t, 1*.

111.24

110.97 

110.05

110.40

110.51

110.86

111.19 

111.10

110.85

110 99

110.72 .

110.69 

110.67

110.62

110.98

110.92

110.61 

110.50

110 97

111.00

110.50

110.60

Feb.

110.61

HO. 70

110.52

110.55

110.47

110.57 

110.36

11C. 77

110.86

110.66

110.42 

110.82

110.68

' 110.55

110.60

110.64 

110.60

110.67

110.82

110.83

110.51 

110.53

110.42

110.70

110.70

110.49 

110.69

110.66

Tar.

110.42

110.45

110.39 "MO "v>

110.53

110.73 

110.52

110.56

110.04

110.64

110.40 

110.55

110.65

110.80

110.80

110.45 

110.50

110.62

110.48

110.20

110.50 

110.63

110.45

110.65

110.78

110.55 

110.47

110.70

110.75

110.45

110.75

Apr.

110.75

110.50

110.55

110.55

110.35

110.40 

110.46

110.46

110.52

110.58

110.51 

1 1 n PA

110 27

110.70

110.74

110.49 

110.50

110.58

110.45

?'ay

110.21

110.29 

110.43

"MO AQ

110.57

110.29

110.26 

Tin PP

110.20

110.19

110.20

110.17

June

110.11

110.40

110.53

110.44

110.25

110.14 

110.19

110.17

110.25

110.24

110.14 

110.02

110.15

110.23

110.25

110.15 

110.27

110.34

110.30

110.14

110.27 

110.15

110.26

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

2

4

5

6 

7

8

g

10

11 

12

i ^

14

15

16 

17-1 Q

19

20

 21 

22 

23 

PA

25

26

July

110.15

109 99

109.96

110.62

110.72

110.64

110.47 

110.40

110.40

110.50

110.05

110.10 

110.12

110.36

110 24

110.15

110.24 

110.54 

110.36 

al!2.00

112.00

112.32

AUR.

1 -1 -2 rrr\

T T * 1 -2

113.15

113.00

 113.10

113.35 

112 82

1 1 -z -irj

112.60

112.75

112.78 

112.55

112.40

112.40

112.30

112.29

1 1 O OC

1 1 P "^n

IIP PP

112.92

112.13 

112.20 

112.19

TIP rt7

TIP IP

113.05

Sept.

111.90

112.43

TIP np

113.20

113.28

113.31 

113.12

113.05

TIP on

112.58

112.53 

112.83

112.85

112.55

112.08

IIP "^P

TIP Al

1 T P *^Q

112.17

112.27 

112.13 

112.13

Oct.

111.37 

111.43 

111.58 

111.53

TIT PQ

111.29

Nov.

111.08

111.30

111.28

110.89 

110.55 

110.45 

110.48

110.70

110.43

a Nearby irrigation well pumping July 24, 1949.
178 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

8-9-14ac Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

P7

28

9Q

 zrj

31

July "

112 -4&

113. 1O

1 T *z oc;

113.10

113.15

Aug.

113.13

112.12

112.12

111.88

111.90

Sept . Oct.

111-11

111.19

111.19

111.38

111.34

Nov.

110.49

110.42

Antelope County

24-G-2aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 

1944-49. Sept. 14, 4.C9; llov. 18, 5.1G.

27-7-10bb. Beberniss. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

54.33 on Oct. 18. Records available: 1940-42, 1944-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.

Arthur County 

Ho measurement made in 1949.

Banner County

17-55-Gdd. Anderson. Records available: 1935-40, 1942. No measurement made in 1949.

19-54-15bb. Rodgers. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 50 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0.4 foot above landsurface datum. Hi^hast observed stage in period of record, 22.40 on 

July 13; lowest, 24.04 on Sept. 15. Records available: 1949.

Date

May 16 

July 13

Water 

levej.

22.72 

22.40

Date

Aug. 19 

Sept.lb

Water 

level

22.78 

24.04

Date

Oct. 13 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

23.19 

23.27

Date

Dec. 16

Water 

level

23.30

19-55-29ac. Grant. To convert water levels from feet above assumed, 

datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, 

subtract from 133.20. Measuring point raised to 1.4 feet above landsurface datum. Records available: 1934-42, 1949.

June 

July

21 

13

30.24 

30.21 I

Aug. 

Sept

19 

.15

30.36 1 

30.54 I

Oct. 

Nov.

13 

17

30. G5 

31.05

1 Dec. 1G 31.48

Blaine County

22-24-33ca. US 57. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 1.16 on May 31. Records available: 1935-49.

Apr. 4

May 17

31

June 13

1.17

2.44

1.16

1.96

June 28

July 28

Aug. 9

23

3.13

4.21

4. 54

4.34

Sept. 7

19

Oct. 5

18

3.85

4.03

4.21

3.82

Nov. 15

30

Dec. 14

28

3.40

3.52

3.47

3.46

23-22-22cb. University of Nebraska. Altitude of measuring point, 

2,498.6 feet above sea level. To convert water levels from feet above 

assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below landsurface datum, subtract from 117.10. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 16.08 on Sept. 16. Records available: 1937-42, 1949. Sept. 16, 

16.08; Nov. 16, 16.16.

23-22-22cc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 

1948-49. Sept. 16, 3.18; Nov. 16, 2.68.

24-25-7aa. University of Nebraska. 

No measurements made in 1949.

Records available: 1937-42.

24-25-7ca. 

made in 1949.

Cox & Sons. Records available: 1934-42. No measurements
NEBRASKA, BOONS COUNTY 179

Boor.e County

18-5-12cc. Smith . Highest observed stage In period of record, 12.37 

on Sept. 12. Record's available: 1948-49. Sept. 12, 12.37; Nov. 4, 12.91; 

Dec. 5, 12.99.

18-7-4ca. University of Nebraska. To convert water levels from feet 

above assumed datum, as published In reports previous to 1948, to feet 

below land-surface datum, subtract from 114.90. Highest observed stage 

In period of record, 12.65 on June 8. Records available: 1937-42, 

1948-49. v

Date

Apr. 28 

June 8

Water 

level

12.79 

12.65

Date

July 5 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

13.03 

13.83

Date

Sept. 20

Nov. 1

Water 

level

13.66 

13.89

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

14.02

18-7-5ad. University of Nebraska. To convert water levels from fset 

above assumed datum, as published in reports prior to 1948, to feet below 

land-surface datum, subtract from 106.04. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 4.55 on Apr. 28. Records available: 1935-42, 194C-49.

Apr. 

June

28 

8

4.35 1 

4.43 1

July 

Aug.

5 

4

4.87 

5.49

Sept 

Nov.

.20

1

5.13 

4.96

Nov. 30 5.04

18-7-14bb. Kleffner. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

56.95 on Apr. 28. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 28 

July 5

Water 

level

5o.9S 

57.56

Date

Sept. 20 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

58 . 31 

58.07

Date Water 

level

Kov. 30 t>b.U7

19-5-4ac. Choat. Highest observed stage In period of record, 64.54 

on June 6; lowest, 65.71 on Aug. 9. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 6

Water 

level

64.89 

64.54

Date

July 6 

Aug. 9

Water 

level

65.57 

65.71

Date

Sept. 22 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

65.21 

65.14

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

65.03

19-5-6aa. Olson. Highest observed stage In period of record, 41.12 

on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

27 

8

41.36 1 

41.12 |

July 

Aug.

6 

9

41.53 

42.59

Sept 

Nov.

.22

4

42.51 

42.43

I Dec. 5 42.34

19-5-7cd. Karlcle. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

44.26 on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 8

Water 

level

44.64 

44.26

Date

July 6 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

44.69 

45.67

Date

Nov. 4 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

45.49 

45.42

19-5-16db. Choat. Highest observed stage In period of record, 22.74 

on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 8

Water 

level

23.17 

22.74

Date

July 6 

Aug. 9

Water 

level

23.56 

24.69

Date

Sept. 22 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

24.44 

24.35

Date

Dec. 5

"Water 

level

24.39

19-5-27dc. Gasper. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

12.29 on June 8; lowest, 15.01 on Aug. 9. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

27

8

13.04 1 

12.29 1

July 

Aug.

6 

9

13.18 

15.01 I

Sept 

Nov.

,22

4

13.80 

13.37

1 Dec. 5 13.91
180 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

19-5-2Gcd. Bryan. Highest observed sta^je in period of record, 32.51 

on June 0. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 8

Water 

level

33.17 

32.51

Date

July 6 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

33.02 

33.69

Date »

Nov . 4 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

33.74 

33.76

19-7-30aa. Green. Highest observed stage in period of record, 23.48 

on Apr. 28; lowest, 25.48 on Nov. 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

July

28 

5

23.48 1 

23.57 1

Sept 

Nov.

.20

1

24.40 

25.48

Nov. 30 24.78

19-7-31cc. Brown. Highest observed stage in period of record, 36.19 

on July 5; lowest, 58.22 on Aug. 4. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

July

28

5

36 

36

.22 1 

.19 |

Aug. 

Sept

4 

.20

38 

36

.22

.91

Nov. 1 

30

36 

36

88 

95

19-8-9bb. Curring. Highest observed stace in period of record, 69.13 

on July 5. Records available: 1948-49. July~5, 69.13; Sept.20, 69.79; 

Nov. 1, 69.78; Nov. 30, 69.65.

19-8-14db. West. Highest observed stage in period of record, 25.29 

on Apr. 28. Records available: 194C-49.

Apr.

July

28 

5

25.29 1 

25.33 1

Sept

Nov.

.20

1

25. CG 

26.07

Nov. 30 26.20

19-8-16cc. Dresch. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

43.75 on Apr. 28; lowest, 46.11 on Aug. 4. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

July

28 

5

43.75 1 

43.90 1

Aug. 

Sept

4 

.20

46.11 

44.87

Hov. 1 

30

44.70 

45.02

20-6-6dc. Stock n/ell. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

07.07 on July 6; lowest, 69.54 on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 8

Water 

level

67.14 

69.54

Date Water 

level

July 6 67 . 07 

Aug. 3 67.31

Date

Sept .22 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

67.70 

67.97

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

68-07

20-6-23bb. Redler. Highest observed stage in period of record, 29.62 

on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 27 

June 8

Water 

level

29.86 

29.62

Date

July 6 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

30.14 

31.64

Date

Nov. 4 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

31.69 

31.65

20-6-35ba.. Thompson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

44.69 on July 6; lowest, 52.04 on Sept. 22. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

27

8

48.95 1 

48.68 |

July 

Sept

6 

.22

44.69

52.04 I

Nov. 

Dec.

4

5

50.51 

50.39

21-7-26ca. University of Nebraska. To convert water levels from 

feet above assumed datum, as published in reports prior to 1948, to feet 

below land-surface datum, subtract from 120.81. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 14.89 on Apr. 27. Records available: 1937-42, 1948-49. 

Apr. 27, 14.89; Nov. 4, 14.97; Dec.. 5, 16.92.

Box Butte County

24-47-ldb. Geological Survey, U. S, Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. May 11, 11.24; July 12, 11.51; Sept. 13, 11.69; 

Nov. 23, 11.60.

24-48-4bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest 

observed stage in period of record, 15.12 on Nov. 25- Records available: 

1946-49. May 11, 14.18; July 14, 14.23; Sept. 15, 14.84; Nov. 25, 15.12.
NEBRASKA, BOX BUTTE COUNTY 181

24-48-10bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9.82 on July 14. Records available: 

1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

g

4

5

6

7

8

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

May

10.37 

10.38 

10.38 

10.38

10.37 

10.36 

10.36 

10.36 

10.35

10.34 

10-30 

10.26 

10.22 

10.19

10.16 

10.14 

10.12 

10.10 

10.09 

10.06

June

10.03

10.02

10.00

9.99

9

C.Q

9 no

9

0*7

9.90

....

....

....

July

9.83 

9.83 

9.82 

9.84

9.84 

9.85 

9.87 

9.89 

9.92

9.95 

9.98 

10.01 

10.03 

10.07

10.10 

10.15 

10.18 

10.22 

10.23 

10.24

Aug.

10.25

10.26

10.27

~\ a QQ

10.30

10.31 

10.32

10.33

10.35

10.36

10.38 

10.39 

10.41 

10.42 

10.44

10.45 

10.47 

10.49 

10.51 

10.53

10.54 

10.56 

10.57 

10.58 

10.61

10.62 

10.63 

10.64 

10.66 

10.68 

10.69

Sept.

10.70

i n "7P

10.73

10-75

10.76

10.77

T r\ rio

10.79

10.81

10.83

10.84 

10.85 

10.85 

10.86 

10.90

10.90 

10.91 

10.92 . 

10.92 

10.93

10.93 

10.94 

10.94 

10.95 

10.95

10.95 

10.96 

10.97 

10.97 

10.97

Oct.

10.97

10.98

T A QP.

10.98

10.98

10.99 

10.99

11.00

11.00

11.00

11.00 

11.01 

11.01 

11.01 

11.01

11.02 

11.02 

11.02 

11.03 

11.03

11.03 

11.03 

11.04 

11.04 

11.04

11.04 

11.04 

11.05 

11.05 

11.05 

11.05

Nov.

11.06

11.06

11.06

11.06

11.07

11.07 

11.08

11.08

11.08

11.09

11.09 

11.09 

11.10 

11.10 

11.10

11.12 

11.13 

11.14 

11.15 

11.16

11.17 

11.18 

11.12 

11.12 

11.13

11.13 

11.13 

11.13 

11.14 

11.14

Dec.

11.14

11.15

11.15

11.16

11.16

11.16 

11.16

11.16

11.17

11.17

11.17 

11.17 

11.18 

11.18 

11-18

11.19 

11.19 

11.19 

11.20 

11.20

11.20 

11.21 

11.21 

11.22 

11.22

11.22 

11.23 

11.23 

11.23 

11.23 

11.23

24-48-lldd. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.91 on May 11. Records available: 

1946-49. May 11, 0.91, Influent seepage; July 14, 3.81; Sept. 13, 5-47; 

Nov. 23, 5.77.

24-48-31ba. Odell. Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Date

May 4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Water 

level

38.56

38.54

38.57

38.55

38.51

38.47

38.54

38.58

Date

July 11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

Water 

level

38.54

38.49

38.51

38.37

38.34

38.29

38.32

38.40

Date

Sept .15

16 .

17

18

19

20

21

22

Water 

level

38.54

38.64

38.65

38.67

38.62

38.66

38.64

38.65

Date

Nov. 24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Dec. 1

Water 

level

38.38

38.38

38.36

38.38

38.45

38.47

38.48

38.48

24-50-10aa. Nolan. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-49. 

May 10, 49.23; July 12, 49.02; Sept. 14, 48.94; Nov. 22, 48-95.

24-52-13cb. Shepard. Highest observed stage in period of record. 

74.35 on Sept. 14. Records available; 1938, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1946-49. 

May 10, 77.81; July 12, 77.67; Sept. 14, 74.35; Nov. 22, 77.47.

24-52-35aa. Bailey. Records available; 1938-41, 1946-49. May 10, 

98.09; July 12, 98.00; Sept. 14, 97.92; Nov. 22, 97-88.

25-47-31cc. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Lowest 

observed stage in period of record, 19.26 on Nov. 23. Records available: 

1946-49. May 11, 17.99; July 13, 15.74; Sept. 15, 18.35; Nov. 23, 19.26.
182 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

25-48-4dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. May 9, 63.83; July 13, 63.57; Sept. 13, 63.85; 

Nov. 23, 63.58.

25-48-14aa. " Powell. Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Date

May 11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16

Water 

level

49.47 

49.42 

49.46 

49.41 

49.40 

49.38

Date

May 17 

18 

19 

July 13 

Sept .13 

14

Water 

level

49.50 

49.47 

49.44 

a49.47 

49.80 

49.83

Date

Sept .15 

16 

Nov. 22 

23 

24

Water

level

49.83 

49.80 

50.26 

50.35 

50.35

Date

Nov. 25 

26 

27 

28 

29

Water 

level

50.33 

50.28 

50.37 

50.37 

50.37

a Tape measurement.

25-48-25bb2. Burnham. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 

81-69 on July 13. Records available: 1946-49. May 10, 73.79; July 13, 

81.69; Sept. 13, 77-28; Nov. 23, 75.01.

25-48-27db2. Pepplar. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 

72.19 on Sept. 15. Records available: 1946-49. May 10, 68.98; July 12, 

70.46; Sept. 15, 72.19; Nov. 23, 70.21.

1938-42, 1944, 1946-47, 1949. 

May 10, 32.09;

25-48-30ad. Wells. Records available; 

May 10, 12.81; Nov. 23, 13.04.

25-49-14da. Sass. Records available; 1946-49. 

July 13, 32.01; Sept. 13, 33.10.

25-50-22aa. Holllster. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

131.78 on Nov. 22. Records available: 1946-49. May 10, 131.90; July 12, 

131.89; Sept. 14, 131.94; Nov. 22, 131.78.

25-50-31ab. Jacobsen. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

102.60 on Sept. 14. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-49. May 10, 

102.67; July 12, 102.65; Sept. 14, 102.60; Nov. 22, 102.70.

25-51-14aa. Alien. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-49. 

May 10, 87.71; July 12, 87.98; Sept. 14, 88-32; Nov. 22, 88.67.

26-47-17dd. Lawrence- Records available: 1946-49. May 11, 52.32; 

July 13, 55.12; Sept. 13, 57.84; Nov. 23, 53.55.

26-47-35dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available; 1946-49. May 11, 12-36; July 13, 12-69; Sept. 13, 13.33; 

Nov. 23, 13.00.

26-50-12dc. Rosenberg. Records available: 1938-42, 1946-49- 

May 10, 100.70; July 12, 100.57; Sept. 13, 100.67; Nov. 22, 100.62.

26-51-25bc. Wllklns. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-49. 

May 10, 95.78; July 12, 95.68; Sept. 14, 95.61; Nov. 22, 95.56.

26-52-lObc- Dyer. Records available; 1938-40, 1942, 1946-49. 

May 10, 94.62; Sept. 14, 97.70; Nov. 22, 95-23-

26-52-17ab. Bauer. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

73.11 on July 12. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-48. May 10, 

73.27; July 12, 73.11; Sept- 14, 73-18; Nov. 22, 73.14.

27-47-12da. Krejcl. Highest observed stage In period of record, 6.92 

on July 12. -Records available: 1934-36; 1946, 1949. May 11, 7.O2; 

July 12, 6.92; Sept. 13, 7.18; Nov. 23, 7.30.

27-47-23ba. Shremlk. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.34 on Sept. 13. Records available: 1938-42, 1944, 1946-49. May 11, 

17.00; July 13, 16.51; Sept. 13, 16.34; Nov. 23, 16.41.

27-49-21eb Wlldy. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

115.45 on Sept. 13. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-49. May 10, 117.99; 

July 11, 117.04; Sept. 13, 115.45; Nov. 22, 117.91.

27-50-20aa. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 178-73 on 

Sept. 14. Records available: 1938, 1940-42, 1944, 1946-49. May 10, 

175.94; July 11, 175.76; Sept. 14, 178-73.
NEBRASKA, BROWN COUNTY 183

27-51-6bb. Homrighausen- Highest observed stage In period of record, 

219.86 on May 10. Records available: 1946-49. May 10, 219.86; July 12, 

220.12; Sept. 14, 220.66.

28-51-6dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-38, 

1940-42, 1944-49. May 10, 1.94; July 12, 2.74; Sept. 14, 2.92; Nov. 22, 

2.41.

28-51-8bc. Gregg. Highest observed stage in period of record, 84.47 

on May 10. Records available; 1938-42, 1944-49. May 10, 84.47; July 12, 

84.84; Sept. 19, 85-09; Nov. 2K, 84.80.

Boyd County 

No measurement* made in 1949.

Brown County

29-21-6cd. Anderson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

2.19 on Apr. 20. Records available: 1944-45, 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 20 

June 6

Water 

level

2.19 

2.74

Date

July 7 

Aug. 30

Water 

level

4.42 

5.18

Date

Oct. 17 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

5.42 

5.62

29-21-7ab. Deer. Records available: 1947-49. Aug. 30, 5-20.

29-22-4ab. Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.76 on 

Apr. 20- Records available; 1944, 1947-49.

Apr. 

July

Anr . 

June

20 

26

0.76 | 

2.88 B

30-21-15cd. Records

20 

6

74.56 1 

74.46 \

30-21-18bc. City of 

record, 55.84 on Aug. 30; 

1947-49.

Apr. 

June

20 

6

55.97 | 

55.91 I

Aug. 

Oct.

30

17

3. 

2.

35 

94

1 Dec- 6 2. 55

available: 1947-49.

July 

Oct.

25 

17

75. 

74.

18 

40

1 Dec. 5 75.

Ainsworth. Highest observed stage in period 

lowest, 58.69 on Oct. 17. Records available

July 

Aug.

25 

30

55. 

55.

30-21-19cc. City of Ainsworth. Records

Apr. 

June

20 

6

37.36 1 

37.17 |

July 

Aug.

25 

30

38. 

37.

91 

84 I

Oct. 

Dec.

available

94 

55 I

Oct. 

Dec.

17 

5

58. 

56.

: 1947-49.

17 

5

37. 

38.

SO

of

69 

77

30 

02

30-21-26bb. Records available: 1947-49. 

46.68-

Apr. 20, 47.30; July 25,

30-21-30bc. Fling. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.02 

on Dec- 6. Records available: 1947-49. Apr- 20, 37.73; June 6, 37.37; 

Oct. 17, 37.03; Dec. 6, 37.02.

30-22 -15cc- Clark. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 49.07 

on Oct. 17. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

20 

6

41.83 1 

42.51

Aug. 

Oct.

31 

17

43.17 

49.07

I Dec. 6 41.90

30-22-17cb. Clausen. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

20 

16

46.40 1 

46.16 |

Sept 

Oct.

. 1 

17

46.10 

45.90

1 Dec. 6 45.86

30-22-19aa. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.88 on 

Dec. 6; lowest, 38.73 on Apr. 20. Records available: 1947-49.

AprJune

20 

16

38.73 

38.50

July 

Aug.

25 

31

38-45 

38.27 I

Oct. 

Dec.

17 

6

38.03 

37.88
184 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

30-22-23dd. Rasck. Highest 

on June 22. Records available: 

Lowe.st daily water

observed stage in period of record, 38.4 

1944, 1947-49. Recorder removed July 12. 

level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

5

6 

7

9

10

11 

12

13

14

15

16 

17

1 P

1 Q

20

21 

22O 1*,

24

25

26 

27

op

OQ

30

31

Jan.

38.97 

39.01 

39.01

.....

38.96

39.00

 2,0 QQ

39.04

39.05 

38-96

39.00

 ZQ QQ

38.96

38.97

 Z.Q QI7

 Z.Q 017

 Z.Q QQ

38-96

38-96

 Z.Q QI7

 Z.Q Qrr

 Z.Q QI7

-ZQ Q-Z

38.94

Feb.

38.96 

38-93 

38.93

 ZQ Q-Z,

38.98

38.93

 Z.Q QC

.....

38.97

 Z.Q QI7

38.94

 Z.Q QO

38.97

38.96

 ZQ QO

38 99

38.95

38.94

38.94 

38.93

38.94

 Z.Q QC

38.92

38.94

-ZQ QO

38.91

Mar.

38.91 

38.90 

38.90

"ZQ QQ

38.89

38.90

"ZQ QQ

 Z.Q QI7

 Z.Q QI7

38.86

38.85

 Z p Q c

 Zp pe

38.81

"Z Q QO

 Z.Q QC

38.83

38.82

 Z.Q Q1

"ZQ Ql

 Z.Q Q-Z,

38.82

38.78

"Z Q 17 Q

"ZQ r7Q

 Z,Q r»Q

 Z.Q I7Q

38.78

Apr.

38.75 

38-74 

38.74

 zo 17-2

38.71

38.73

 Z.Q 17 A

 Z.Q rj-t

 ZQ "7H

38-69

38.66 

38.65

 Z.Q i7r\

38.66

38.64

38-63 

38.62

38-60

38.57

38.61 

38-58

38.58

 2 p en

' 38.61

38.59

 Z.Q C Q

 Z.Q CI7

Hay

38.59 

38-58 

38.59 

38.60

38.62

38-61

____

.....

- ...J

38.66

38.66

 T Q ep

 Zp CTJ

38.64

38 . 64

38.65

 T Q /?O

 Z Q el

38.60

38.62

38.61

June

38.65 

38.60 

38.61 

38.58

38.57

38.59 

38.57

38.58

38-57

38.57

as . 56

38-61

 z Q cry

 ZQ C Q

38.54

38.56 

38.59

38.56

38.50

38.54

38 . 51 

38.49

 ZQ C.f~\

38.50

38.50

38.58

12 Q C. C.

38.54

 20 CO

July

38.56 

38.60 

38.57 

38.60

38.63

38.63 

38.67

38.66

38.68

38.68

38.66

30-22-26db. Skinner. Records available: 1937, 1939-45, 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 20 

June 6

Water 

level

25.04 

25.21

Date

July 26 

Aug. 30

Water 

level

27.10 

26.08

Date

Oct. 17 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

25.82 

25.69

30-22-27dc. Bower. Records available: 1934-45, 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 13 

Feb. 17

Water 

level

16.43 

16.34

Date

War. 16 

Apr . 20

Water 

level

16.27 

14.85

Date

June 15 

Oct. 17

Water 

level

14 . 84 

16.33

Date

Dec- 6

Water 

level

16.72

Oct.

30-23-lcc. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 66.13 on 

17. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

June 16 

July 26

Water 

level

63.27 

63.48

Date

Sept . 1 

Oct. 17

Water 

level

63.30 

66.13

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

63.10

30-23-13bc. Miles. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

38.40 on June 16. Records available: 1941, 1944, 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

20 

16

38.68 I 

38.40 1

Sept 

Oct.

1 

17

38.94 

38-50

I Dec. 6 38.42

Aug.

30-23-21aa. Highest observed stage in period of record, 22.44 on 

31. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

20 

16

23.20 

22.73

July 

Aug.

26 

31

22.59 

22.44

| Dec. 6 22.48

31-22-23dd. Boggy. Highest 

on July 26. Records available:

Apr. 

June

20 

16

42.02 II 

42.29 |

July 26 

Aug. 31

observed stage 

1947-49.

41.58 

41.63

in period of record,

I Dec. 6 42

41

.80

58
NEBRASKA, BUFFALO COUNTY 185

Buffalo County

8-16-3cb. Sheldon. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

12.12 

11.77

Date

Apr. 13 

July 6

Water 

level

11.32 

10.99

Date

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

10.06 

10.61

8-16-lOcc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.70 on July 6. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

13

2.05 

1.84

8-16-12cc. Garvin

7 

9

5.64 

5.22

July 

Sept .

6 

6

1.70 

3.18

Nov. 1 2 .73

. Records available: 1930, 1932-49.

I

Apr. 

July

8-17-lda. University of

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

8.38 

7.50

Apr. 

July

13 

6

4.47 

4-42

Nebraska Records

13 

6

7-50 

6.48

I

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

b 

5

.73 

.25

available: 1931-49.

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

7 

8

.65

.18

8-17-4bc. Richards. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

9.75 

8.38 I

Apr. 

July

8-17-12dd. University of 

1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

able

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

2.11 

2-01

Apr. 

July

13 

6

7.18 

5.85 I

Sept . 

Nov.

7

1

9 

9

.22 

.00

Nebraska. Records available: 1931-42,

13 

6

2.45 

2.31

Sept. 

Nov.

7

1

3 

2

.65 

.89

8-18-4cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records avail 

: . 1946-49.

12 

10

9.35 

9.01

9-13-5cb. Scott.

6 

9

19.55 

19.23

I

Apr. 

July

13 

6

9.54 

8.22

Sept. 

Nov.

7

1

10 

10

.05 

.05

Records available: 1930-49.

Apr. 

July

12 

5

18.79 

17.40 I

Sept . 

Nov.

9-13-9cc. Smith. Highest observed stage in period 

on July 5. Records available: 1930-40, 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

15.77 

13.32 [

Apr. 

July

13

5

13.02 

10.87 [

Sept. 

Nov.

7 

1

19 

18

.24

.57

of record, 10.87

6

1

12 

12

.68 

.35

9-14-ldc- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept 

observed stage in period of record, 15.56 on 

1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

. of Interior. Highest 

July 20- Records available:

Day) Jan.

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

coos c- oto

*

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

18.31 

18.30 

18.29 

18.23 

18.24

18.22 

18.20 

18.22 

18.25 

18.25

18.24 

18-22 

18.18 

18.17 

18.16

Feb.

18.15 

18.15 

18.12 

18.11 

18.11

H N O> *coo O rHHHrH HrH

18.14 

18.10 

18.11 

18.12 

18.11

Mar.

H rH£* t~- CO lO C17.85 

17.82 

17.81 

17.78 

17.76

17.76 

17.75 

17.75 

17.75 

17.76

Apr.

17.65 

17.65 

17.65 

17.60 

17.60

17.59 

17.58 

17.57 

17.57 

17.56

17.54 

17.53 

17.51 

17.53 

17.53

May

17.32 

17.29 

17.28 

17.32 

17.32

17.29 

17.27 

17.28 

17.27 

17.26

17.26 

17.25 

17.24 

17.23 

17.22

June

17.02 

17.01 

16.91 

16.86 

16.82

16.78 

16.74 

16-66 

16.45 

16.22

16.15 

16.16 

16.08 

16.07 

16.02

July

H rH 10 lOc- mto Ho>

15.68

15.68 

15.69 

15.70 

15.69

"15-68 

35.67 

15.66 

15.64 

15.63

Aug.

16.31 

16.41 

16.50 

16.58 

16.67

16.76 

16.82 

16.89 

16.97 

17.03

17.08 

17.13 

17.17 

17.18 

17.20

Sept

17.61 

17.64 

17.67 

17.69 

17.70

17.70 

17.73 

17.70 

17.65 

17.60

17.60 

17.60 

17.57 

17.54 

17.50

Oct.

17.38 

17.38 

17.40 

17.38 

17.35

17.35 

17.40 

17.40 

17.38 

17.41

17-42 

17.41 

17.43 

17.42 

17.38

Nov.

17.34 

17.34 

17.32 

17.33 

17.34

17.33 

17.30 

17.28 

17.26 

17.26

17.26 

17.29 

17.29 

17.29 

17.27

Dec.

17.26 

17.24 

17.22 

17.26 

17.26

17.20 

17.23 

17.24 

17.24 

17.18

17.14 

17.24 

17.24 

17.25 

17.25
186 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

9-14-Idc--Continued. 

Lowest 'daily water lev^l, from recorder charts

Day) Jan.

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

1R.23 

18-22 

18.17 

18.20 

18-20

18.16 

18.16 

18-16 

18.19 

18-19

18.18 

18.15 

18-18 

18.19 

18-19 

18-13

Feb.

18.08 

18.11 

18-10 

18-08 

18.09

18.10 

18.10 

18.08 

18.07 

18.05

18.03 

17.98 

17.92

Mar.

17 . 74 

17.73 

17.73 

17.72 

17.70

17.69 

17.70 

17.70 

17.66 

17.70

17.70 

17.67 

17.65 

17.65 

17.66 

17.66

Apr.

17.47 

17.46 

17.45 

17.44 

17.40

17.40 

17.39 

17.38 

17.36

17.37

17.37 

17.34 

17.32 

17.29 

17.30

Hay

17-21 

17.21 

17.22 

17.18 

17.15

17.16 

17.14 

17.14 

17.10 

17.10

17.08 

17.07 

17.06 

17.05 

17.04 

17.03

June

15.99 

16.01 

16.00 

15.95 

15.96

15.96 

15.88 

15.85 

35.84 

15.84

15.81 

15.83 

15-80 

15.77 

15.78

July

15.62 

15.60 

15.59 

15.57 

15.56

15.60 

15.58 

15.57 

15.58 

15.69

15.73 

15.86 

16.02 

16-13 

16.17 

16.19

Aug.

17-23 

17.2?. 

17.19 

17.20 

17-19

17-16 

17-22 

17.28 

17.33 

17.27

17-43 

17.47 

17.49 

17-53 

17.57 

17.59

Sept

17-50 

17.50 

17.50 

17-48 

17.48

17.45 

17.45 

17.44 

17-42 

17-42

17-43

17.43 

17.43 

17-40 

17.39

Oct.

17.35 

17.35 

17.33 

17.34 

17.34

17.34 

17.36 

17.36 

17.34 

17.31

17.32 

17.32 

17.32 

17.33 

17.33 

17.32

Nov.

17.29 

17.29 

17.28 

17.25 

17.28

17.28 

17.23 

17.23 

17.24 

17.24

17.22 

17.22 

17.23 

17.25 

17-25

Dec .

17.23 

17.18 

17.14 

17.16 

17.17

17-16 

17.16 

17.17 

17.17 

17.17

17.17 

17-15 

17.14 

17.15 

17.15 

17.13

9-14-4cc. Geological Survey, U> S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 17.58 on July 5. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 6 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

20.45 

19.80

Date

Apr. 13 

July 5

Water 

level

19.52 

17.58

Date

Sept . 6 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

20.33 

19.47

9-14-13cb. Mrs. Davis. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6

9

19.52 

18.92 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

18.75 

16.69 I

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

18.31 

18-19

9-14-19dd. US 129. Lewis. \ Records available: 1930-49.

Date

Feb. 3 

Mar. 1 

28

Water 

level

25.59 

25.49 

25.26

Date

Apr. 28 

May 28 

June 28

Water 

levtel

25-09 

24.75 

23.83-

Date

July 28 

Aug. 28 

Oct. 29

Water 

level

23.75 

25-36 

24.96

Date

Nov. 30 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

24.83 

24.65

9-14-21cc. Adair. Records available: 1930-40, 1942, 1944-49-

Date

Jan. 6 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

19.95 

19.59

Date

Apr. 13 

July 5

Water 

level

19.35 

17.50

Date

Sept . 6

Water 

level

20.09

9-14-22bb. Dot-* Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

9.20

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

17.56 \ 

17.32 |

Apr. 13 

July 5

9-14-34bb. Nicholson. Highest 

on July 5. Records available:

6 

9

12.20 I 

11.21 [

Apr. 13 

July 5

17.03 

15.63

1 Sept 

1 Nov.

observed stage in 

1930-49.

10.59 

9.20 I

Sept 

Nov.

. 6 

1

17.06 

16.40

period of record,

. 7

1

12.73 

11.18

9-15-llcb. Aldeen. Records available: 1932-42, 1944-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

9

26.33 

25.50 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

25.52 

23.97 I

Sept . 

Nov.

7

1

25.30 

25.55

9-15-16cc. 

discontinued.

Records available: 1946-49. Apr. 13, 32.47. Measurement

9-15-34bb. Wolford. Records available: 1930-37, 1939, 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

9

23.83 

22.50 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

20.80 

18.80 I

Sept. 

Nov.

7 

1

20.85 

19.82
NEBRASKA, BUFFALO COUNTY 187

9-16-9cb. Thels. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. Measuring point, edge of casing, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 30-18 on July 7; lowest, 31.63 on 

Sept. 19. Records available; 1948-49.

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

June 3

Water 

level

31.60 

30.98 

30.93

Date

July 7, 1949 

Sept .19

Water 

level

30.18 

31.63

Date

Nov. 3, 1949 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

31.07 

31.01

9-16-13bc. Richter. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth, 110.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.60 

foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

26.71 on July 7, 1949; lowest, 28.40 on Nov. 15, 1948. Records available: 

1948-49.

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

June 3

28-40 

27.23 

27.15

July 7, 1949 

Sept. 19.

26.71 

28.25

Nov. 3, 1949 

Dec. 1

27.91 

28.03

9-17-31cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar12 

10

11 

10

.29 I

.36 \

Apr. 

July

13 

6

9 

8

52 

75 I

Sept. 

Nov. I

9 

10

.98 

.52

9-18-27dd- Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interiorable: 1946-49.

Records availJan. 

Mar.

12 

10

8.80 1 

8.02 1

Apr. 

July

13 

6

7.45 

5.55 I

Sept. 

Nov.

7

1

6.82 

7.10

9-18-31cc. Mrs. Dworak. Records available; 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

11.97 I 

11.18 |

Apr. 

July

13 

6

11.00 

9.62 I

Sept . 

Nov.

7

1

10.54 

11.55

10-13-24bc- Bentley. Records available; 1930-40, 1944, 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

24.60 I 

24.35 |

Apr. 

July

11 

5

24-07 

22,75 I

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

24-19 

23.23

10-14-2cb. Mrs. Starks. Records available: 1934-38, 1942. No measurement made in 1949.

10-17-21cd. Buettnerassumed datum, as published 

datum, subtract from 105.07 

27.98 on July 7; lowest, 38

To convert water levels from feet above 

in previous reports, to feet below land-surface 

. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

.75 on Aug. 2. Records available: 1934-42, 1949.

Date

May 3 

June 3

Water 

level

28.39 

28.48

Date

July 7 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

27.98 

38-75

Date

Sept. 19 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

20.72 

28.85

Date

Dec. 1

Water 

level

28.80

10-17-26cb. Sanquist. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. 

Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 23.29 on Aug. 2, 1949; lowest, 

24.46 on Nov. 17, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Nov. 17, 1948 

Aug. 2, 1949

Water 

level

24.96 

23.29

Date

Sept. 19, 1949 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

24.07 

23.78

Date

Dec- 1, 1949

Water 

level

23.74

10-18-12aa. Arrant. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth, 126.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.50 foot 

above land-surface datum. Highest.observed stage in period of record, 27.76 

on July 7, 1949; lowest, 29.45 on Nov. 15, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

June 3

29.45 

28.25 

28.51

July 7, 1949 

Sept. 19

27.26 

29.01

Nov. 3, 1949 

Dec- 1

28.69 

28.75
188 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

ll-18-7ac. Wyle. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported 

depth, 135-0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.50 foot above 

land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 34.32 on 

June 3, 1949; lowest, 35.^0 on Nov. 16, 1948. Records available; 1948-49.

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 3, 1949

Water 

level

35.70 

34.76

Date

June 3, 1949 

Sept .19

Water 

level

34.32 

35.55

Date

Nov. 3, 1949 

Dec. 15

Water 

level

35.12 

34.52

ll-18-9dc. Cheney. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth, 110.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.0 foot 

above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.02 

on July 7, 1949; lowest, 34.61 on Nov. 15, 1948. Records available: 

1948-49.

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

June 3

34.61 

33.18 

33.22

July 7, 1949 

Sept .19

33.02 

34.36

Nov. 3, 1949 

Dec. 1

34.08 

34.56

Burt County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Butler County

Al4-3-8ba. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1940-42, 194 

1948. No measurements made in 1949. 

A16-l-17bc. Deitzler. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

' 4.12 1 Apr. 25 

2.90 1 July 12

2.95 

3.84

A16-2-14CC- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept . 

observed stage in period of record, 3.22 on Apr1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

5.47 1 Apr. 19 

4.02 1 July 12

3.22 

4.21

Sept . 1 

Nov. 5

4.62 

4.35,

of Interior. Highest 

19. Records available:

Sept . 1 

Nov. 5

5.44 

5.62

A16-2-30bc- Poel. Highest observed stage in period of record, 20.77 

on July 12. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

21.72 1 Apr. 19 

21.35 1 July 12

21.18 

20.77

Sept. 1 

Nov. 5

20-88 

21.20

Al6-3-ldc. Viglicky- Records available: 1946-49-

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

12.21 1 Apr. 18 

11.66 1 July 12

9.57 

10.11

Sept. 1 

Nov. 5

ll.flO 

11.95

A16-3-8dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.54 on Mar. 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

3.79 1 Apr. 18 

1.54 | July 12

2.09 

3.72 I

Sept. 1 

Nov. 5

4.32 

4.01

A16-3-15cd. Portna. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

13.52 g Apr. 18 

12.59 | July 12

12.23 

11.85 I

Sept. 1 

Nov. 5

13.29 

13.55

 Al7-4-28cd. Duda. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

21.41 II Apr. 18 

20.55 H July 11

20.07 

20.36 I

Sept. 1 

Nov. 5

21.27 

21.29

Cass County

No measurement made in 1949.

Cedar County 

No measurement > made in 1949.
NEBRASKA, CHASE COUNTY 189

Chase County

5-36-7ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 14.93 on June 9. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

June 9

Water 

level

15.69 

14-93

Date

Aug. 4 

Oct- 6

Water 

level

16-20 

16.00

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

15.95 

15.95

5-36-10bb. 

observation well 

top of pipe, 1.0 

period of record 

able; 1949.

Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

, diameter 1-J inches, depth 16.5 feet. Measuring point,

foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

, 2.15 on Feb. 10; lowest, 6.53 on Mar. 23. Records availDate

Feb. 10 

Mar. 23 

Apr> 22

Water 

level

2.15 

6.53 

4.23

Date

June 9 

July 19 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

3.33 

4.96 

5.27

Date

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

5.33 

4.92

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

4.70 

4.61

5-36-lldc. Redden. Records available; 

Measurements discontinued.

1934-40, 1941-44, 3-946-48.

5-37-2dc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Observation well, diameter I-? inches, depth 13.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 5.39 on Feb. 10; lowest, 7.46 on Aug. 26. Records available: 

1949.

Feb. 10 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

5.39 

6.53 

6.13

.Tune 9 

July 19 

Aug. 4

6.73 

5.40 

7.10

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

7.46 

7.05

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

6.86 

6.85

5-37-3cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J- inches, depth 42.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 23.85 on Nov. 18, 1949; lowest, 25.60 on Dec. 9, 1948- 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Dec. 9, 1948 

Feb. 10, 1949 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

Water 

level

25.60 

25.40 

25.48 

25-19

Date

June 9, 1949 

July 19 

Aug. 4 

26

Water 

level

24.88 

24.90 

25-00 

25.25

Date

Oct. 6, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

24.34 

23.85 

24.26

5-37-3cd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter I-? inches, depth 12.0 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period 

of record, 5.10 on June 9; lowest, 6.30 on Aug. 26. Records available: 1949.

Date

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22 

June 9

Water 

level

ii-66 

5.52 

5.10

Date

July 19 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

5.88 

6.02

Date

Aug. 26 

Oct. 4

Water 

level

6-30 

6.00

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

5.81 

5.77

5-?7-4dad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 100.5 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 86.15 on Nov. 18; lowest, 87.26 on Apr- 22. Records 

available: 1949-

Feb. 10 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

87.17 

87.24 

87.26

June 9 

July 19 

Aug. 4

87.08 

86.89 

86.80

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

 87.14 

86.87

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

86.15 

86.90

5-37-9adbl. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 69-0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 63.29 on Nov. 18; lowest, 68.00 on June 9. Records 

available: 1949.
190 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

5-37-9adbl--Continued.

Date

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

Water 

level

67.97 

67.97

Date

June 9 

Aug. 26

Water 

level

68.00 

67.87

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

63.97 

63.29

5-37-9adb2. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 89 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 

period of record, 78.95 on Nov. 18; lowest, 84. 

available: 1949.

Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

0 feet. Measuring point,

Highest observed stage in 

74 on Apr. 22. Records

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr- 22 

June 9

Water 

level

84.15 

84.74 

83.95

Date

July 19 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

83.94 

83.90

Date

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

84.15 

79.85

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

78.95 

79.13

5-37-9adb3. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 102.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.3 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 93.57 on Dec. 20; lowest, 98.65 on Mar. 22. Records 

available: 1949.

Mar. 23 

June 9

98.65 

98-45

July 19 

Aug. 4

97.83 

98.42

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

9V. 6P 

95-00

Nev. 18 

Dec. 20

93.85 

93.57

5-37-10ba. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datjm. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 5.37 on June 9; lowest, 7.57 on Aug. 4. Records available: 1949.

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22 

June 9

 6.96 

6.84 

5.37

July 19 

Aug. 4

7.06 

7.57

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

7.52 

7.13

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

6.99 

6.90

5-37-10bbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 19.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.2 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 4.67 on Dec. 19, 1949; lowest, 7.34 on Dec. 9, 1948. 

Records available; 1948-49.

Date

Dec. 9, 1948 

Feb. 10, 1949 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

Water 

level

7.34 

7.30 

7.26 

6.80

Date

June 9, 1949 

July 19 

. Aug. 4 

26

Water 

level

6.01 

6.39 

6.68 

6.96

Date

Oct. 6, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

4.90 

4.76 

4.67

5-37-lObbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 22.5 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 10.95 on Dec- 20, 1949; lowest, 14.62 on Dec. 9, 1948. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Dec. 9, 1948 

Feb. 10, 1949 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22

14.62 

14.48 

14.59 

14.31

June 9, 1949 

July 19 

Aug. 4 

26

13.60 

13.86 

14.16 

14.29

Oct. 6, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec- 20

11.28 

11.06 

10.95

5-37-10bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 32.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.3 foot above land»surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 14.99 on Dec. 20; lowest, 19.21 on Mar. 23. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Dec. 9, 1948 

Mar. 23, 1949 

Apr. 22 

June 9

19.18 

19.21 

18.64 

18.36

July 9, 1949 

Aug. 4 

26

18.44 

18.59 

18.78

Oct. 6, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

15.81 

15-20 

14.99
NEBRASKA, CHASE COUNTY 191

5-38-3ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 18-5 feet- Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 5.92 on June 9; lowest, 7.03 on Aug. 26. Records available : 1949.

Date

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22 

June 9

Water 

level

, 6.55 

6.26 

5.92

Date

July 19 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

6.28 

6.36

Date

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

7.03 

6.85

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

6-79 

6.55

5-38-4aa- Bureau of Reclamation, IJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 22.8 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 10.79 on June 9; lowest, 11.35 on Aug. 4. Records available : 1949.

Mar. 23 

Apr. 22 

June 9

11.19 

10.96 

10.79

July 19 

Avg. 4

11.07 1 Aug. 26 

11.35 I Oct. 6

11.37 

11.24

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

11.26 

11.21

5-3B-4ad. Bureau of Reclamation, D. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 13.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 4.48 on June 9j lowest, 5.44 on Aug. 26. Records available: 1949.

Mar- 23 

Apr. 22 

June 9

4.76 

4.51 

4.48

July 19 

Aug. 4

5.28 

5.37

Aug. 26 

Oct. 6

5.44 

5.15

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

5.05 

4.97

6-37-32dc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Abandoned 

drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 100+ feet. Measuring 

point, edge of casing, at land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 18.90 on Mar. 2?, 1949; lowest, 19.65 on Oct. 7, 1948. 

Records available: 1948-49. Oct. 7, 1948, 19.65; Dec. 8, 1948, 19.34; 

Feb. 10, 1949, 18.95; Mar. 23, 1949, 18.90.

7-38-20dd. Banks. Highest observed stage in period of record, 68.49 

on Dec. 19. Records available: 1934-40, 1942-44, 1948-49. Feb. 8, 68.93; 

Aug. 4, 68.95; Oct. 4, 68.79; Dec. 19, 68.49.

7-38-28cc. Hust. Highest observed stage in period of record, 75.23 

on Dec. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Lowest water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

5

6 

7

10

11

IP

T ^

14

15

16 

17

T Q

1 Q

20

21

22

23

24

Jan.

75.60 

75.65

75.71

75.73

17 e 17 n

75.65

17 C GO

75.83

75.77

"7R rrr»

75.68

rye C.rt

75.80

75.85

rtc rtc

75.69

75.68

75.68

75.70

17 C £iO

75.78 

75.77

Feb.

75.76 

75-69 

75.70

.....

 7C e o

rtc rtfl

75.74

75.63

rrc 170

rrc rt>r

75.65

75.70

75.75

171= rtf\

rtc AQ

rrc rtrt

75.77

75.73

rrc rfx

75.73 

75.75

 ipr.

.....

a75.65

.....

June

.....

.....

o *7R RR

75.56 

75.52

July

75.52 

75.51 

75.56 

75.54

75.57

75.58 

75.59

75.62

rt C /:«

75.61

75.52

17 c co

a75.45

.....

Aug.

175.56

17 c c/?

75.57

75.57 

75.56

75.54

rye c/?

75.57

75.58

rrc CO

 7^, ^"7

 7^, ^.Q

75.58

75-60

rrc co

 7^ ^7

rye cQ

75.61

75.59

rye err

75.56 

75.59

Sept

75.59 

75-54 

75.54 

75.58

75.60

75.60

rrc if}

75.31

r/c co

75.54

75.53 

75.66

75.66

rrc CQ

75.57

75.56 

75.62

75.65

75.64

75.64

75.64 

75.62

75.61 

75.56

Oct .

75.57 

75.56 

75.59 

75.58

75.39

75.50 

75.50

75.60

rrc CQ

75.62

75.62 

75.61

75. 65

75.65

75-56

75-53 

75.53

75.50

rrc cc

75.53

75.56 

75.56

75.64 

75.60

Nov.

75-55 

75.52 

75.53 

75.53

75-51

75-42 

75-39

7^ 4.P

75 42

75.55

75-56 

75.53

17 c cp

75.53

75-53

75-56 

75.52

'VR AA

75.43

75-51

75-45 

75-43

75.36 

75.45

Der-.

75-46 

75.41 

75.41 

75.46

75.31

75.37

 7*; A. 1!

"7"^ AH

75.31

75.28

75.37 

75.54

75.56

75.48

75.37

75.31

7^ 4.1

17 c AA

75.36

75.40

75.39 

75-41

75.42 

75.23

a Tape measurement.
192 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

7-38-28cc Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan .

75.78 

75.68 

75.72 

75-80 

75.80 

75.65 

75.72

Feb. Apr.

1

June

75.53 

75.56 

75.62 

75.59 

75.53 

75.51

July

.....

Aug.

75.59 

75.59 

75.61 

75.60 

75.60 

75.63 

75.61

Sept

75.35 

75 . 6? 

75.60 

75.61 

75.55 

75.54

Oct.

75.56 

75.54 

75.53 

75.54 

75.54 

75.59 

75.54

Nov.

75-35 

75.36 

75.36 

75.40 

75.50 

75.38

Dec.

75.40 

75.38 

75.44 

75.43 

75.38 

75.37 

75.40

Cherry County

26-32-28ad. Osborne. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1947-48. 

No measurement made in 1949.

31-25-20ad. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1936-49. 

Nov. 16, 1948, 2.82; Sept. 16, 1949, 3.43.

33-27-17cb. University cTf Nebraska- Records available; 

No measurement . made in 1949.

34-27-3Ida. 

1931-41, 1944-47.

34-27-32cb. Nebraska Agricultural College. 

1934-35, 1941-43. No measurement made in 1949.

34-31-3ad. University of Nebraska. Records available: 

No measurement made in 1949.

34-36-ldc. University of Nebraska. 

1947. No measurement made in 1949.

34-38-14bc. University of Nebraska 

1944-47. No measurement made in 1949.

Nebraska Agricultural College. 

No measurement made in 1949.

1936-48.

Records available: 

Records available:

1935-47. 

Records available: 1935-45, 

Records available: 1937-41,

Cheyenne County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Cla:r County

5-6-26bd. Merrill. Highest observed stage in period of record, 76.12 

on Dec. 24, 30, 31. Records available: 1948-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Da:

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16

17

18

T Q

20

21 

22 

23 

24

f\ Jan.

76.96 

76.94 

76.94 

76.94 

76.94

76.94 

76.94

TJC Qfi

TJC Qr7

76.96

76.96 

76.96 

76.95 

76.95 

76.96

76.96 

76-95

76-95 

76.95

76-95

76-94 

76.94 

76.95 

76.95

Feb.

76.89 

76-88 

76.87

76.95

76-97

T7 O9

77.04

77.05

77.05

77.04 

77.04 

77.04 

77-04 

77.02

77.03

rtrt p,«z

77.03 

77.03

76.99

77.00 

76.99 

76-99 

76.98

Kar.

76.98 

76.98 

76.97 

76.96 

76.96

76.96 

76.96

TJC QC

TJC QC

76.96

76.96 

76.95 

76.95 

76.95 

76.95

.....

76 92

76.91

76.90 

76.90 

76.89 

76.90

Apr.

76.88 

76.90 

76.89 

76.89 

76.88

76.88

rt c Qrt

rtc ctri

76.85

76.84

76.83 

76-82 

76-84 

76.84 

76.84

76-83 

76.94

76-94 

76 94

76.94

76.93 

76-93 

76.93 

76.88

May

76-85 

76-85 

76-85 

76.85 

76-85

76.86 

76.85

76.85

76.85

76-85 

76-84 

76-84 

76.84 

76.83

76.83

TJC QO

76.81

rj c QO

76-81

76.81 

76.80

June

76.76 

76.75 

76.75 

76.75 

76.75

76.74 

76.74

76.74

76.74

76-73

76-73

rj £ Tjr\

76.70

rj c rrf\

76.68

76.67 

76-66 

76.64 

76.63

July

76.60 

76.60 

76-59 

76.58 

76.58

76.57 

76.56

76-55

76.54

76.53

76.52 

76.52 

76.51 

76.50 

76.50

76.49 

rt c. A Q

76.47 

76.46

76-46

76-46 

76.46 

76.45 

76.45

Aug.

76-41 

76-41 

76.41 

76.40 

76.40

76.40 

76.40

76.40

76-40

76-40

76.39 

76.39 

76.39 

76.38 

76-39

76.38

rjc *ZQ

76.38

TJC "zrr

76.37

.....

Sept

76.36 

76.35 

76.35 

76.33 

76.34

76.34 

76.34

76-34

76-34

76.33

76.32 

76.32 

76.32 

76-32 

76.31

76-30

rjc XT

76.30

ri £ QQ

76-29

76.30 

76-30 

76.30 

76.29

Oct.

76.30 

76.28 

76.28 

76.28 

76.28

76.27

TJC 0*7

rjc n Q

rtc OQ

76.26

76.31

76.32

rrf! 'zn

76.32

TJC **. ^

76.34

76.34 

76.35 

76.36 

76.35

Nov.

76.30 

76.30 

76.30 

76.29 

76.30

76.30

rt a 'Zf\

TJC OQ

JTf /£ OQ

76.28

76.28 

76-29 

76.29 

76.28 

76-27

76.27

ric nrt

76-27 

76.26

76.26

76.27 

76.27 

76.27 

76.26

Dec.

76.27 

76.27. 

76.26

76.25

76.26 

76.27 

76.27 

76-27 

76.27

76.25 

76-24

76.12
NKBRASKA, OUSTER COUNTY 193

5-6-86bd--Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Da?

25 

26 

27

28 °9

30

31

j\ Jan76.94 

76.94 

76.93

76.94

rtc QO

76.90

Feb.

76.99 

76.98

rtc QQ

76.98

Mar.

76.89 

76.88 

76.88

76.88

rtc QO

*?£ R*7

76.88

At>r 

76.88 

76.87 

np- f\n

76.87 

rt G Q*7

rt G Qfi

May

.....

rtc rtri

rtc rtc

76.76

June

76.65 

76.64

rtf! fi'Z

76.63

rt c CO

rtc Cl

July

76.44 

76.44 

76.43

76.43 

76.43

76 42

76.41

Aug.

76.37

76.37 

76.36

76.36

76.36

Sept

76.28 

76-28

np- PR

Oct.

76.35 

76.54 

76.33

76.32 

76.30

76.31

76.31

Novt

76.26 

76.26 

76-26

76.27 

76-27

nc rsrt

Dec.

76.13 

76.13 

 76.13

76.13 

76.13

rjc "\ o

76.12

5-7-32ac. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-38, 

1940-41, 1946. No measurement made in 1949.

Colt'ax County

A17-2-22dd. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior, 

available; 1946-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar- 8

Water 

level

5.62 

4.71

Date

July 12 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

4.63 

5.62

Date

Nov. 5

Water 

level

5.05

Al7-3-4cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.37 on Mar. 8. Records available; 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

8

4.95 

4.37

Apr. 

July

18 

12

4 

5

Al7-3-lldd. Bailey. Records available

Jan. 

Mar.

3

7

10.12 | Apr. 

9.66 | July

18 

12

8 

8

A17-3-18dc. Polda- Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

8

3.51 

2.19

Apr. 

July

18 

12

2 

4

.68 

.78

Sept . 

Nov.

: 1945-49.

.99 

.18

Sept . 

Nov.

1946-49.

.66 

.02

Sept . 

Nov.

2 

5

5. 

5.

2

5

95 

75

8.82 

8.99

2 

5

3. 

3.

88 

67

Al7-3-23cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

3 

18

4.28 

2.59

July 

Sept

11 

2

4 

4

.31 I Nov. 

.59 1

5 4. 65

Al7-3-29aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

available: 1946-49.

Records

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

8

8.62 

7.53

Apr. 

July

18 

12

7 

8

Al7-4-4bb. Maxes. Records available:

JanMar.

3

7

15.12 

14.51

Apr. 

July

18 

12

13 

12

.84 

.40 I

Sept. 

Nov.

2 

5

8.45 

8.46

1945-49.

.91 

.35 I

Sept. 

Nov.

2

5

13 

13

.38 

.32

A20-2-2dd. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1940-42, 1946. 

No measurement made in 1949.

A20-4-6dd. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1935-42, 1946. 

No measurement made in 1949.

Cuming County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Custer County

15-23-2bb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1934-42. 

No measurement made in 1949.

16-23-35cb. University of Nebraska. Records available; 1937-42. 

No measurement made in 1949..
194 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

17-17-laa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 9, 5.19; Dec. 5, 5.15-

17-25-27cc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. 

No measurement.! made in 1949.

18-17-3bb- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 6.47 on Dec. 1; lowest, 6.49 on Nov. 11. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 6.48; Nov. 11, 6.49; Dec- 1, 6.47.

18-17-9bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 28.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 10.f-9 on Oct. 6; lowest, 13.73 on Dec. 1. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 10.99; Nov. 11, 12.51; Dec. 1, 13.73.

18-17-36dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 10.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2-0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 1.99 on Aug. 31; lowest, 2.87 on Nov. 9. Records available: 

1949. Aug. 31, 1.99; Nov. 9, 2-87; Dec. 5, 2.83.

19-17-9ca- Probert. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 170.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in casing under disc pipe, 

1.0 foot above land-surface datura. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 69.04 on Nov. 10; lowest, 69.38 on Sept. 26. Records available: 

1949. Sept. 26, 69.38; Nov. 10, 69.04; Dec. 5, 69.14.

19-17-17bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 8.53 on Nov. 9; lowest, 9.14 on Dec. 5. Records' available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 8.78; Nov. 9, 8.53; Dec. 5, 9.14.

19-17-19ad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 11.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4.42 on Oct. 6; lowest, 4.78 on Dec. 1. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 4.42; Nov. 11, 4.69; Dec- 1, 4.78.

19-17-29cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven and 

jetted observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 35.0 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 10.21 on Oct. 6; lowest, 11.06 on Dec. 1. 

Records available: 1949. Oct. 6, 10.21; Nov. 11, 10.40; Dec- 1, 11.06.

19-l7-34dd. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13-5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4.21 on Dec. 5; lowest, 4.34 on Nov. 9. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 4.28; Nov. 9, 4.34; Dec. 5, 4.21.

19-18-9aa. Owen. Records available: 1934-42, 1945, 1948-49. 

Sept. 10, 12.28; Oct. 6, 12.58; Nov. 10, 12.38; Dec. 2, 12.42.

19-18-10db. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14.0 feet- Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 7.83 on Oct. 6; lowest, 8.26 on Dec. 1. Records available: 

1949. Sept. 3, 7.97; Oct. 6, 7.83; Nov. 10, 8.09; Dec- 1, 8.26.

19-18-15ab. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well. Diameter 3/4 inch, depth 7.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 3.28 on Sept. 5; lowest, 3.67 on Oct. 6. Records available: 

1949. Sept. 5, 3.28; Oct. 6, 3.67; Nov. 10, 3.54; Dec- 1, 3.48.

19-19-lad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 20.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 7.55 on Nov. 10; lowest, 8-39 on Oct. 6. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 8.39; Nov. 10, 7-55; Dec. 2, 8.19.
NEBRASKA, OUSTER COUNTY 195

19-19-2bb. Slagel. Irrigation well. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 16.80 on Nov. 10; lowest, 17.51 on Aug. 23. Records available: 

1949- Aug. 23, 17".51; Sept. 26, 16.90; Nov. 10, 16.80; Dec. 2, 16.89.

19-19-4cc- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 8.95 on Nov. 10; lowest, 9.83 on Sept. 6. Records available: 

1949. Sept. 6, 9.83; Oct. 6, 9.60; Nov. 10, 8.95; Dec- 2, 9-76.

19-19-9bc- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept- of Interior- Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14-0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datura- Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 8-17 on Dec- 2; lowest, 8-75 on Oct. 6- Records available: 

1949. Sept. 6, 8-64; Oct. 6, 8.75; Nov. 10, 8-57; Dec. 2, 8-17.

19-19-12bc. Drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, depth 38 feet. 

Measuring point, top of casing, north side, 0-50 foot above land-surface 

datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 21.30 on Sept. 7; 

lowest, 21.38 on Oct. 6- Records available: 1949- Sept- 7, 21-30; Oct. 6, 

21.38; Nov. 11, 21.36; Dec- 1, 21.37.

19-20-lcd. Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. Measuring point, hole 

in pump base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 12-09 on Dec- 2; lowest, 12-88 on Sept. 7. Records 

available: 1949. Sept. 7, 12.88; Oct. 6, 12.29; Nov. 11, 12.15; Dec- 2, 

12.09.

19-20-5bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 21.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Records available; 1949. Oct. 6, 

19.29; Dec. 2, 19-58-

19-20-5cb. Jacobsen. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 112.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in top of base, 1.0 foot above 

land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 15.44 on 

Aug. 25; lowest, 15.81 on Sept. 26. Records available; 1949- Aug. 25, 

15.44; Sept. 26, 15.81; Dec- 2, 15.80.

19-20-10aa. Swick. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 80 feet. Measuring point, hole in pump base, at land-surface 

datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 16.77 on Dec. 2; 

lowest, 17.04 on Aug. 23. Records available: 1949. Aug. 23, 17.04; 

Sept. 26, 16.89; Dec. 2, 16.77.

19-20-12db. Cleff. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. 

Measuring point, hole in turbine bnse, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 21.96 on Dec. 2; lowest, 22.11 

on Sept. 7 and Oct. 6. Records available; 1949. Sept. 7, 22.11; Oct. 6, 

22.11; Nov. 11, 21.98; Dec. 2, 21.96.

20-19-25dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 41.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 32.61 on Oct. 6; lowest, 33.22 on Dec. 2. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 32.61; Nov. 10, 32.99; Dec. 2, 33.22.

20-19-31cb. Stone. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 110-0 feet- Measuring point, top of pump base, 1.0 foot 

above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

31.64 on Sept. 26; lowest, 32-02 on Aug. 26. Records available: 1949. 

Aug. 26, 32.02; Sept- 26, 31.64; Nov. 10, 31.79; Dec. 2, 31.88.

20-19-33cc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 28.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 22.65 on Sept. 6; lowest, 22.87 on Dec. 2. Records available; 

1949. Sept. 6, 22.65; Oct. 6, 22.72; Nov. 10, 22.84; Dec. 2, 22.87.

20-19-34ab. Johnson. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth, 122.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 52.66 on 

Nov. 10; lowest, 54.34 on Sept. 26. Records available: 1949. Sept. 26, 

54.34; Nov. 10, 52-66; Dec. 2, 52.72.
196 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

20~20-30aa- Holmes. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 18 Inches, 

reported depth, 77.0 feet. Measuring point, hole In top of turbine base, at 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period of record, 32.38 on 

Nov. 10; lowest, 33.09 on Aug.. 24. Records available: 1949. Aug. 24, 33.09; 

Sept. 26, 32.54; NOV. 10, 32.3R; Dec. 2, 32.47.

20-20-36cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet- Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 3.26 on Dec. 2; lowest, 4.21 on Oct. 6. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 4.21; Nov. 10, 3.90; Dec. 2, 3.26.

20-21-9dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dent, of Interior- Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 10.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum and 2,458-46 feet above sea level. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.22 on Dec. 2; lowest, 4.60 

on Sept.. 10. Records available: 1949. Sept- 10, 4.60; Oct. 6, 4.29; 

Nov. 10, 3.59; Dec- 2, 3.22.

20-21-lObc. Turner. Drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, reported 

depth, 30.0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing east side, 1-0 foot above 

land-surface datum, 2,477.68 feet above sea level. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 21.09 on Dec. 2} lowest, 21.34 on Oct. 6. Records 

available; 1949. Sept. 26, 21-15; Oct. 6, 21.34; Nov. 10, 21-18; Dec. 2, 

21-09.

20-21-22bc. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17-0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 2.36 on Dec. 2; lowest, 3.45 on Oct. 6. Records available: 

1949. Oct. 6, 3.45; Nov. 10, 2.49; Dec- 2, 2.36.

Dakota County 

No measurement made in 1949 

Dawes County 

31-52-3dc. US 60. Moody. Records available; 1934-49.

Date Water 

level

Feb. 2 16.90 

27 16.87 

Apr. 2 16.85

Date

May 1 

June 5

Water 

level

16.85 

16.85

Date

July 30 

Aug. 30

Water 

level

17.87 

17.92

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

18-87 

18-86

32-51-ldb. Howard. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-47. No measurement made in 1949.

34-49-llbc. University of Nebraska. 

1945. No measurement made in 1949.

Records available: 1940-42,

Dawaon County 

9-19-16ab- Kapp. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 12 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

9.87 

9.29

Date

Apr. 13 

July 7

Water 

level

8-42 

6.86

Date

Sept 7 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

9.08 

8.47

9-19-25bb. Bliss. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.12 

on July 6. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan . 

Mar12 

10

9.60 

8.81

Apr. 

July

13

6

7 

5

9-19-33bb. Gamble. Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

8.23 

8.57 I

Apr . 

July

13

7

6 

5

.35 

.12 I

Sept. 

Nov.

7 

1

6 

7

.95 

.95

1946-49.

 78 

.68 I

Sept . 

Nov.

7

1

7

7

.64 

.44

9-20-3dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept of Interior- Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 12 

Mar. 10

12.47 

11.65

Apr. 16 

July 7

10.89 

9.17

Sept- 7 

Nov. 1

10.10 

10.20
NEBRASKA, DAWSON COUNTY 197

9-20-5bc- Rhoadarmer. Records available; 1946-49-

Date

Jan . 12 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

23.21 

23.07

Date

Apr. 16 

July 7

Water 

level

21.95 

20.80

Date

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

21.68 

21.16

9-20-13bc- Brick. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

11.22 Apr. 16 

10 . 69 July 7

9.90' 

7.72

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

9.40 

9.00

9-20-22cc. Prlel. Records available: 1946-49.

JanMar.

12 

10

11.85 Apr. 16 

11.06 July 7

10-46 

9.14

9-20-33dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept . 

observed stage In period of record, 2.09 on Julv 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

4.13 Apr. 16 

4 . 09 July 7

2.71 

2.09

9-21-6ad. University of Nebraska. Records 

1940-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

5.80 Apr. 16 

4.95 July 6

4.16 

4.85

9-21-7aa. University of Nebraska. Records

12 

10

7.38 Apr. 16 

7.10 July 6

6.52 

6.74

9-21-7da. University of Nebraska. Records

JanMar.

Apr.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

6-40 | Apr. 16 

6.42 1 July 6

6.06 

6.17

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

of Interior. 

7. Records

10.09 

10.16

Highest 

available:

Sept 7

NOV. 1

available :

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

available:

4.05 

3.40

1930-38,

5.25 

5.58

1930-49.

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

available :

7.07 

7.46

1930-49.

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-12cb. Mvers. Records available: 1932, 1934-40, 

16, 10.49; July 6, 9.95; Sept. 7, 10.49; Nov. 1, 11.02.

9-21-18aa. University of Nebraska. Records available:

12 

10

5.69 Apr. 16 

4.94 July 6

4.45 

4.22

6-22 

6.82

1943-49. 

1930-49.

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-18da. University of Nebraska. Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

5.86 Apr. 17 

5.03 July 6

4.54 

4.00

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-19aal. University of Nebraska. Records available 

1942-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

4.59 Apr. 17 

3.64 July 16

3.47 

2.85

4.67 

5.54

1930-49-

5.14 

5.64

: 1930-40,

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

4.79 

4.49

9-21-19aa2. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

1.65 Apr. 17 

.55 July 6

0-49 

+ .20

1 Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-19da. University of Nebraska. Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

3.51 I! Apr. 17 

2.73 1 July 6

3.48 

2.92 I

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-19dd. University of Nebraska. Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

5.13 II Apr. 17 

4.99 1 July 6

5-00 

4.41

1.90 

1.32

1930-49.

4.61 

3.52

1930-49.

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

9-21-24aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 

1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

4.40 || July 7 

3.35 | Sept. 7

2.62 

2.90

6-61 

5.22

1931-43,

' Nov. 1 3.65
198 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

9-21-29bc. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Date

Jan . 12 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

2.76 

2.62

Date

Apr. 17 

July 6

Water 

level

2.32 

2.52

Date

Sept- 7 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

3.82 

2.95

9-21-30da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

JanMar.

12 

10

6.40 I Apr. 17 

6-35 1 July 6

6.26 9 Sept. 7 

6.27 1 Nov. 1

6.82 

6.64

9-21-31aal. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

Jan. 

Mar.

10 

17

13.33 1 July 6 

13.00 1 Sept. 7

12.69 I Nov. 1 

14.50 1

13.73

9-21-31da. University of Nebraska. Records available; 1930-49.

12

10

9.78 | Apr. 17 

9.30 | July 6

8.78 | Sept. 7 

8.10 1 Nov. 2

10.82 

9.45

9-21-31dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1939-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

6 

6

93 

39 I

Apr. 

July

17 

6

7 

5

.92 1

.17 |I

Sept 

Nov.

7 

2

7 

6

.00 

.36

9-22-23cd. Mrs. Handley. Records available: 1945-47. Measurements 

discontinued.

9-22-25dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed'stage in period of record, 2.17 on Apr. 18. Records 

available: 1939-49.

JanMar.

14 

11

3.09 

2.51

1 Apr. 

\ July

18 

6

2 

2

17 1 

29 |

Nov. 3 2.92

9-22-26aa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.69 on July 6. Records available: 1939-47, 1949.

Jan. 

Mar .

14 

11

6.28 

5.86 I

Apr. 

July

18 

6

5.70 

5.69 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

6.30 

5.94

9-22-33aa. Magnuson. Abandoned domestic well, diameter 3 inches, 

depth 88 feet- Measuring point, top of casing, at land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 32.83 on Nov. 22; lowest, 34.56 

on May 10. Records available: 1949. May 10, 34.56; Aug. 5, 33.71; 

Nov. 22, 32.83.

9-23-2dc- Nell. Records available: 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

11

16.54 

16.27 I

Apr. 

July

18 

6

15.98 

15.80 I

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

3

16.50 

16.28

9-23-3cc- Rhone. Highest observed stage in period of record, 9.89 

on Mar. 11. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

11

12.34 

. 9.89

1 Apr. 

1 July

18 

6

11.42 

11.65 I

Sept. 

Nov.

7 

3

12.64 

11.89

9-23-12da- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Measurements resumed. Records available; 1939-47, 1949. July 6, 3.35; 

Sept. 7, 3.44; Nov. 3, 3.60.

9-23-21bb. Weissert. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 3 

inches, depth 253.0 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, ,1.50 feet above 

land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 167.93 on 

Nov. 22; lowest, 170.74 on May 11. Records available: 1949. May 11, 

170.74; Aug. 4, 169.85; Nov. 22, 167.93.

9-23-23cd. Poss. Drilled "domestic and stock well, diameter 3.5 inches, 

depth 200.R feet: Measuring point, top edge of casing, 2.9 feet above 

land-surface datum- Records available: 1949. May 17, 138-74; Nov. 22, 

136.01.
NEBRASKA., DAWS ON COUNTY 199

9-23-28bb. Welssert. Abandoned'drilled domestic well, diameter 3 

Inches, depth 214.0 feet. Measuring point, top edge of casing, 0-10 foot 

above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

116.77 on Nov. 22; lowest, 136.59 on May 12. Records available: 1949. 

May 12, 136.59; Aug. 4, 121.25; Nov. 22, 116-77.

9-23-32cc. Holbein. Abandoned drilled domestic and stock well, 

diameter 4 Inches, depth 248.0 feet. Highest observed stage In period of 

record, 176.80 on Nov. 22, 1949; lowest, 183.27 on Oct. 14. Records available: 1948-49. Oct. 14, 1948, 183.27; Apr. 27, 1949, 180.43; Aug. 4, 

179.43; Nov. 22, 176.80.

9-24-ldc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed 

stage In period of record, 13.66 on Nov. 3. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 14 

Mar. 11

Waterlevel

14.28 

13.95

Date

Apr. 20 

July 6

Water 

level

13.97 

13.86

Date

Sept. 8 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

13.72 

13.66

9-24-14dd. Toeber. Abandoned drilled stock well, diameter 3 Inches, 

depth 252.0 feet. Measuring point, top edge of casing, 1.2 feet above 

land-surface datum. Records available": 1949. July 12, 174.48; Nov. 22, 

172.70.

9-25-31db. Tell Estate. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

189.73 on June 16. Plugged, measurements discontinued Aug. 4. Records 

available: 1934-42, 1948-49. June 16, 189.23.

10-20-21cb. Hill. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

25.22 

25.05 I

Apr. 16 

July 7

24.82 I 

24.42 1

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

24.97 

24.50

10-20-35bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available; 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

18.29 

17.86

July 7 

Sept. 7

16.60 I 

17.65 1

10-21-6da. University of Nebraska. Records 

1940-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

10 

16

8.70 

8.59

July 6 

Sept . 7

8.34 1 

8.37 1

10-21-7aa. University of Nebraska. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

8.56 

8.06 I

Apr. 16 

July 6

7.25 J 

7.25 1

10-21-7da- University of Nebraska. Records

Mar. 

Apr.

10 

16

8.34 

7.50 I

july 6 

Sept . 7

6.89 I 

6.88 1

10-21-18aa. University of Nebraska- Records 

1940-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

8.54 

7.89

Apr. 16 

July 6

7.23 1 

6.48 |

10-21-18dd. University of Nebraska. Records

Mar. 

Apr.

10 

16

13.05 

12.65

July 6 

Sept. 7

12.12 J 

11.82 I

I0-21-19aa. University of Nebraska. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

15.89 

15.56

Apr. 16

July 6

15.18 J 

14.40 J

10-21-19da- University of Nebraska. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

15.80 

15.44 I

Apr. 16 

July 6

14.94 1 

13.87 [

Nov. 1 17.02

available: 1930-35,

Nov. 1 8.29

available: 1930-49.

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

7.42 

7.91

available: 1930-49.

Nov. 1 8.07

available: 1930-37,

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

6.52 

7.52

available: 1930-49.

Nov. 1 12.42

available: 1930-49.

Sept . 7 

Nov. 1

14.12 

14.67

available: 1930-49.

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

14.00 

14.47
200 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

10-21-23ab. Delap. Records available: 1946-49-

Date

Jan. 12 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

12.52 

11.87

Date

Apr. 16 

July 7

Water 

level

11.42 

10.87

Date

Sept. 7 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

11-65 

11.94

10-21-30aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan . 12 

Mar. 10

8.35 

7.62

Apr. 16 

July 6

7.92 1 Sept. 7 

6.35 1 Nov. 1

6.20 

6.96

10-21-30da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan. 12 

Mar. 10

9.10 

8.15

Apr. 16 

July 6

6-60 | Sept. 7 

6.05 1

6.52

10-21-31da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-49.

Mar. 10 

Apr. 16

6.98 

6.42

July 6 

Sept . 7

5.51 \ Nov. 1 

5.99 1

6.65

10-22-llab. Brunner. Records available; 1946-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 10

7.50 

7-08

Apr. 16 

July 6

6.65 \ Sept. 8 

6.70 J Nov. 2

5.97 

6.69

10-22-29aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1931-43, 

1945-49.

Jan . 13 

Mar. 10

5.17 

4.82

Apr. 16 

July 6

3.81 I Sept. 7 

2.95 | Nov. 2

4.00 

4.28

10-23-5bb. Ogorsolka. Records available: 1945-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 10

6.92 

5.85

Apr. 16 

July 6

4.40 1 Sept. 7 

6.33 1 Nov. 2

7.10 

7.70

10-23-29bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept . of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Jan. 14 

Mar. 11

6.86 

6.20

Apr. 18 

July 6

5.87 I Sept. 8 

5.18 j Nov. 3

7.14 

7.25

10-23-30bc. Heller. Records available; 1945-49.

Jan. 14 

Mar. 11

10.98 

10.43

July 6 

Sept . 8

8.93 I Nov. 3 

10.12 |

10.57

10-24-7bb. McDowell. Records available: 1946-49.

Mar. 11 

Apr. 20

12.11 

11.77

July 6 

Sept . 8

11.85 1 Nov. 3 

12.25 j

12.26

10-24-15cc. Kauffman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

3.63 on Apr. 20. Records available: 1945-49.

Jan. 14 

Mar. 11

5.00 | Apr. 20 

4.35 | July 6

3.63 1 Sept. 8 

3.77 \ Nov. 3

4.10 

4.28

10-24-17bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 14 

Mar. 11

5.23 

4.85

Apr. 20 

July 6

3.84 J Sept. 8 

4.15 J Nov. 3

3.50 

4.32

ll-19-4dd. Vermas. Highest observed stage in period of record, 46.94 

on July 7. Records available; 1948-49.

May 3 

June 3

46.95 

47.19

July 7 

Sept. 19

46.94 I Nov. 3 

47.95 | Dec. 1

47.38 

47.35

ll-21-31dd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1930-36, 

1940-49. Mar. 10, 26.23; Apr. 16, 26.20; Sept. 7, 24.22; Nov. 1, 25-18.
NEBRASKA, DAWSON COUNTY 201

ll-22-28aa- Velte. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Jan . 13 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

27.09 

26.78

Date

Apr. 16 

July 6

Water 

level

26.55 

26.37

Date

Sept . 7 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

28.80 

27.45

ll-23-21bc. Robertaon. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 

15.50 on Mar. 10. Records available: 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

10

14.59 

15.50

Apr. 

July

16 

6

14.85 

13.76

' Sept . 

Nov.

8 

2

13.00 

14.45

ll-23-23cc- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

10

3.74 | 

2.72 I

Apr. 16 

July 6

2. 

3.

ll-24-16bb. Ballmer. Records available

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

10

7.15 1 

6.78 1

ll-24-20ca. Owings

13 

10

13.61 II 

12.53 j

ll-24-24cb. Powell

12 

10

10.67 I 

10.13 |

Apr. 16 

July 6

5. 

5.

Records available:

Apr. 16 

July 6

11. 

11.

Records available:

Apr. 16 

July 6

8. 

9.

16 1 Sept. 

38 1 Nov.

: 1945-49

59 1 Sept. 

52 1 Nov.

7 

2

3.34 

3.75

7 

2

6.72 

6.95

1932, 1934-42, -1944-49.

48 I Sept. 

19 1 Nov.

1946-49.

80 1 Sept . 

02 | Nov.

7 

2

11.12 

12.43

7 

2

8.34 

9.72

ll-25-8ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.99 on Mar. 10. Records 

available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

10

2 .05 

.99 I

Apr. 

July

19 

6

1 

2

21 

07 I

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

3

2 

3

.48 

.27

ll-25-16bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. 

observed stage in period of record, 3.17 on Apr. 

1947-49.

of Interior. Highest 

19. Rerords available:

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

10

4.82 

3.74 I

Apr. 

July

19 

6

3.17 

4-20 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

5.72 

5.21

ll-25-19cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.25 on July 7. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

Mar. 

Apr.

14 

11

7.05 I 

6.65 1

ll-25-21cc. Clark.

11 

19

9.18 || 

7.82 1

Apr. 19 

July 7

8. 

5-

Records available;

July 7 

Sept . 8

6.

7-

32 1 Sept 

25 | Nov.

1930-42,

37 1 Nov. 

59 I

. 8 

3

5.94 

7.15

1944-49.

3 9.04

ll-25-34bc. Clark. Highest observed stage in period of record, 11.79 

on July 6. Records available: 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar14 

11

12 

12

.11 

.28

1 Apr.

II July

20 

6

12 

11

.13 

.79 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

11. 

12.

80 

04

12-20-36cc. Thomas. Measuring point lowered to 0.70 foot above 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.57 on 

June 3; lowest, 36.32 on Sept. 19. Records available: 1948-49.

MaT 

June

3 

3

35.06 

.33.57

| July

| Sept .

7 

19

34.81 

36.32 I

Nov. 

Dec.

3 

1

35.84 

35.84

12-24-30ab. Geiken. Highest observed stage in period of record, 42.28 

on July 6. Records available: 1946-49.

MarApr.

10 

16

42.85 

42.70

July 

Sept .

6 

8

42.28 

42.82

| Nov. 2 44.62
202 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

12-25-34cc. Block. Records available: 1932, 1934-40, 1942, 1944-49.

Date

Jan . 13 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

28.06 

28-05

Date

Apr. 16 

July 6

Water 

level

28-05 

27.52

Date

Sept . 8 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

28.50 

27.60

Deuel County 

No measurement'1 made in 1949.

Dlxon County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Dodge County

Al7-5-2bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.23 on Mar. 8. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

3 

8

2.90 1 

2.23 |

Apr. 26 

July 11

3.31 J 

3.56 |

Al7-6-6aa. University of Nebraska. Records 

1944-49.

JanMar.

Mar.

JanMar.

JanMar.

JanApr3

8

1.42 J 

.84 1

Apr. 26 

July 12

1.28 I 

1.90 j

A17-6-8bc- Highest observed stage in period 

8. Records available; 1946-49.

3

8

3.201 

1.78}

A17-8-4aa. City of

4 

8

5.58 I 

4.50 1

Al7-8-4dd. City of

4 

26

8.91 1 

5.36 J

Apr. 26 

July 12

2.86 I 

3.23 1

Sept 

Nov.

. 2

5

4 

3

.75 

.59

available: 1937-42,

Sept 

Nov.

. 1 

5

2 

2

.78 

.29

of record, 1.78 on

Sept 

Nov .

Premont . Records available :

Apr. 26 

July 12

4.64 I 

4.46 ]

Sept 

Nov.

Premont. Records available:

July 12 

Sept . 1

7-25 I 

8.20 |

Nov.

. 1 

5

4 

4

1940-49.

. 1 

5

6 

5

1940-49.

5

.77 

.17

.19 

.85

8.72

Al7-8-9da. City of Premont. Records available: 1940-49. Measurements discontinued.

Al7-8-16ad. City of Premont. Records available: 1940-49.

JanMar.

4 

8

10 

9

22 j 

87 j

Apr.

July

26 

11

9 

8

06 

84 I

Sept. 

Nov.

1 

5

9 

9

.34 

-85

Al7-8-22cb. City of Premont. Records available: 1940, 1942-49. 

Jan. 4, 4.20; Mar. 8, flooded; Apr. 26, 2.22; July 12, 2.60. Destroyed, 

Sent. 1.

A17-8-28ad. City of Fremont. Records available; 1940-49.

JanMar4 

8

3.34 | 

(a) I

Apr. 

July

26 

12

1 

2

84 

55 I

Sept . 

Nov.

1 

5

4.00 

3.69

a Flooded.

A17-9-24dc. Wieser. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946, 1948. 

Measurements discontinued.

A18-5-23bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Records 

available: 1946-49.

Mar. 

Apr8 

26

7.51 | July 11 

. 7.31 || Sept. 1

7-57 

8-12 I

Nov. 5 7.67

Al8-6-25cc. Records available: 1947-49-

JanMar4 

8

9.00 J Apr. 26 

8.43 1 July 12

7.47 

7.94 I

Sept. 

Nov.

1 

5

8.28 

8.39
NEBRASKA, DUNDY COUNTY 203

Al8-7-36cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan- 4 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

1.35 

.86

Date

Apr. 26 

July 12

Water 

level

1.74 

3.00

Date

Sept . 1 

Nov. 5

Water 

level

4.55 

3.00

Jan. 

Mar.

^

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Mar.

Al8-8-28da. City of Premont . Records available;

4 

8

63.82 1 Apr. 26 

63.95 1 July 12

64.53 | S3pt. 

64.75 1 N<-v.

Al8-8-28dd. City of Premont. Records available:

4 

8

25.77 

25.78

Apr. 26 

July 12

25.76 J Sept. 

25.75 1 Nov.

Al8-8-33aa. City of Premont. Records available:

4 

8

5.72 

5.73

July 12 

Sept. 1

5.83 1 Nov. 

5.85 1

1940-49.

1 

5

64.81 

64.92

1940-49.

1 

5

25.98 

25.72

1940-41, 1946-49

5 5.79

Al8-9-18db. University of Nebraska. 

1946-48. No measurement made in 1949.

Records available: 1937-44,

Douglas County 

No measurement made in 1949 

Dundv County

1-37-7ab. Lingo. Highest observed stage in period of record, 60.27 

on Dec. 17. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5

Water 

level

60.84 

60.61

Date

June 6 

July 8

Water 

level

60.52 

60.40

Date

Aug. 2 

Oct. 4

Water 

level

60.92 

60.60

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec- 17

Water 

level

60-36 

60.27

l-37-16dd. Jones. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.91 

on Nov. 15. Records available: 1946-49. _

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

38.85 

38.63 I

June 

Aug.

6 

3

38.54 1 

38.40

Oct. 

Nov.

4 

15

37.92 

37.91

Dec. 18 37.97

l-37-19ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.12 on Apr. 5. Records available: 

1946-49.

Pet. 

Apr.

8 

5

11.28 

7.12 I

June 

Aug.

6 

2

9.11 

12.22

Sept 

Oct.

.12 

4

12.56 

13.38 I

Nov. 

Dec.

16 

18

13.16 

13.20

l-37-31cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period, 3.21 on'Apr. 5. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

4.85 

3.21 I

June 

Aug.

6

2

4.39 

5.77 I

Sept 

Oct.

.12 

4

5.31 

5.45 I

Nov. 

Dec.

16 

18

5.20 

5.11

l-38-20bc. Morris. Highest observed stage in period of record, 14.75 

on Aug. 2. Records available: 1935-36, 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 5 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

14.83 

14.75

Date

Oct . 4 

Nov. 16

water 

level

15. 02 

15.04

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

14-99^

l-38-21cb. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4.15 on Apr. 5. Records available: 1937-43, 1947-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5 

June 6

Water 

level

5.35 

4.15 

5.20

Date

July 8 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

4.48 

5.44

Date

Sept .13 

Oct. 4

Water 

level

5.50 

5.45

Date

Nov. 16 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

5.25 

4.93

980825 () 5->-
204 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-38-26ca. Jones. Highest observed stage in period of record, 11.55 

on June 6- Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr- 5

Water

level

12.79 

11.72

Date

June 6 

July 8

Water

level

11.55 

11.76

Date

Aug. 2 

Oct. 4

Water

level

12.72 

13.17

Date

Nov. 16 

Dec.. 18

Water 

level

13.16 

12.90

l-38-28da. Highest observed stage in period of record, 18.86 on 

June 6. Records available; 1948-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

19.75 

19.32

June 

Aug.

6 

2

18.86 I 

19.24 |

Oct. 

Nov.

4 

16

19.45 1 

19.28 |

Dec. 18 19.53

l-38-29ad. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest Observed, stage in period of record, 7.52 on Feb. 8. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr- 5 

June 6

7.52 

7.74 

7.71

July 8 

Aug. 2

8.14 

8.67

Sept .13 

Oct. 4

8.22 

8.37

Nov. 16 

Dec . 18

8.17 

7.95

l-39-21ac. Krutsinger. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

4.27 on Apr. 5. Records available: 1935-43, 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

4.40 

4.27 I

june 

Aug.

6 

2

4.85 I 

5.90 \

Oct. 

Nov.

4 

16

5.63 1 

5.40 |

Dec. 18 5.40

l-39-22cc. Dundy County. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

10.50 on Apr. 5; lowest, 15.57 on July 8- Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 

June

5 

6

10.50 II 

10.80 |

July 

Aug.

8 

2

13.37 I 

12.60 I

Sept 

Oct.

.13

4

12.20 1 

12.38 1

Nov. 

Dec16 

18

12.02 

11.82

l-39-26aa. Pringle. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

24.77 on Apr. 5. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5 

June 6

25.07 

24.77 

24.84

July 8 

Aug. 2

24.87 

25.30

Sept .13 

Oct. 4

25.39 

25.50

Nov. 16 

Dec. 18

25.04 

24.86

l-39-30bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 8.23 on June 6. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5 

June 6

11.55 

10.98 

8.23

July 8 

Aug. 2

11.41 

12.46

Sept. 13 

Oct. 4

12.30 

12.58

Nov. 16 

Dec- 18

12.28 

12.15

l-40-20cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

available: 1946-49.

Records

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

2.87 

1.80

July 

Aug.

5 

2

3.53 I 

4.02 J

Sept 

Oct.

.13 

4

3.84 1 

4.19 1

Nov. 

Dec.

16 

18

3.67 

3.48

l-40-24cd. Geological Sarvey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.70 on June 6. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

June 6 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

7.70 

8.59

Date

Oct. 4 

Nov. 16

Water 

level

8.27 

8.10

Date

Dec- 18

Water 

level

7.95

l-40-27ab. Minton. Highest observed stage in period of record, 18.40 

on June 6. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

5

19.10 

18.67 I

Jime 

Oct.

6 

4

18.40 

19.33 I

Nov. 

Dec.

7 

18

19.15 

19.11
NEBRASKA, DUNDY COUNTY 205

l-40-29bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior, 

observed stage In period of record, 10.72 on June 24, 25, 26, 

available: 1946-49.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Highest

27. Records

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

Feb.

11.60 

. 11 . 60 

11.58

11.55 

11.53 

11.52 

11.51 

11.50

11.48 

11.47 

11.47 

11.46 

11.45

11.45 

11.44 

11.43 

11.43 

11.43

11.43 

11.43 

11.43

Mar.

11.43

11.43

11.44

11.44

11.43

11.43 

11.43

11.43 

11.43 

11.43

11.43 

11.42 

11.42 

11.43 

11.43

11.43 

11.43 

11.43 

11.43 

11.43

11.43 

11.43 

11.43 

11.43 

11.41

11.41 

11.41 

11.41 

11.40 

11.40 

11.40

Apr.

11.40

T T *2Q

1 T *^Q

n

'zrj

11.35

11.32

1 1 OQ

11.27 

11.26 

11.18

11.18 

11.17 

11.15 

11.15 

11.15

11.15 

11.15 

11.15 

11.14 

11.14

11.14 

11.14 

11.13 

11.13 

11.13

11.13 

11.13 

11.13 

11.13 

11.15

May

11.16

n

i &

11 1C

11.15

11.14

11.13 

11 .12

11.12 

11.12 

11.11

11.12 

11.11 

11.11 

11.11 

11.11

11.10 

11.11 

11.12 

11.12 

11.11

11.11 

11.10 

11.10 

11.10 

11.09

11.08 

11.07 

11.06 

11.05 

11.07 

11.08

June

11.09

11.09

11.10

11.10

11.10

11.10 

11.10

11.02 

10.99 

10. P6

10.93 

10.91 

10.89 

10.88 

10.88

10.87 

10.85 

10.85 

10.85 

10.81

10.78 

10.76 

10.74 

10.72 

10.72

10.72 

10.72 

10.73 

10.74 

10.74

July

10.77

1 n ^Q

in ^Q

in 70

10.82

10.83

10.94 

10.94 

10.94

10.94 

10.94 

10.95 

10.96 

10.96

10.96 

10.97 

11.00 

11.00 

11.02

11.04 

11.06 

11.07 

11.09 

11.12

11.13 

11.15 

11.18 

11.21 

11.23 

11.25

Aug.

11 27

n

oo

11.30

i ~\ ^i

11.32

11.34

n

«Z f*

11.38 

11.40 

11.41

11.42 

11.44 

11.46 

11.47 

11.49

11.50 

11.52 

11.52 

11.52 

11.52

11.52 

11.52 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53

11.54 

11.54 

11.55 

11.56 

11.57 

11.57

Sept

11.56

11.56

11.53

11.43

11.38

11.37

1 1 *^ I7

11.37 

11.37 

11.36

11.36 

11.36 

11.36 

11.35 

11.34

11.34 

11.36 

11.36 

11.35 

11.36

11.36 

11.38 

11.39 

11.41 

11.43

11.44 

11.44 

11.45 

11.46 

11.46

Oct.

11.4T

11.49

11.50

11.50

11.52

11.51 

11.51

11.51 

11.51 

11.52

11.52 

11.51 

11.50 

11.50 

11.49

11.49 

11.48 

11.46 

11.45 

11.45

11.45 

11.45 

11.45 

11.45 

11.45

11.45 

11.45 

11.45 

11.45 

11.45 

11.45

Nov.

11.45

11.45

11.45

n

^C.

11.45

11.45 

11.45

11.45 

11.45 

11.45

11.45 

11.45 

11.46 

11.46 

11.47

11.48 

11.49 

11.49 

11.49 

11.49

11.50 

11.49 

11.49 

11.49 

11.49

11.50 

11.49 

11.50 

11.50 

11.51

Dec11.51

11.51

11.51

U R9

11.52

11.51 

11.51

11.51 

11.51 

11.50

11.51 

11.52 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53

11.52 

11.51 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53

11.53 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53 

11.52

11.52 

11.53 

11.52 

11.53 

11.53 

11.53

l-41-20Sd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 1.75 on Apr. 5. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5

Water 

level

2.18 

1.75

Date

June 6 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

2.70 

4.10

Date

Sept .13 

Oct. 4

Water 

level

3.09 

3.30

Date

Nov. 16 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

2.84 

2.56

l-41-27ca. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 2.86 on Feb. 8. Records available: 

1946-49.

. Feb . 8 

Apr. 5 

June 6

2. 

3. 

3.

86 

40 

99 I

July 5 

Aug. 2

3.98 

5.00

l-42-10cd. Geological Survey, 

available: 1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5

4. 

4.

1-42 -13bb 

observed stage 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 5

3. 

3.

1-42 -36aa 

observed stage 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr . 5

11. 

10.

27 

07

'in

35 

21

In

62 

18

I

June 6 

Aug. 2

3.92 

3.91

Geological Survey, 

period of record,

I

June 6 

Aug. 2

3.57 

5.15

Geological Survey, 

period of record,

I

June 6 

Aug. 2

10.41 

12.20

|

u.

1

u.

3.

1

u.

11

1

Sept 

Oct.

S.

Sept 

Oct.

.13 

4

4.38 

4.51

Nov. 

Dec .

Dept. of Interior.

.13 

4

3.84 

3.84

Nov. 

Dec.

S. Dept. of Interior. 

21 on Apr- 5. Records

Sept 

Oct.

S. 

.62

Sept 

Oct.

.13 

4

4.35 

4.62

Nov. 

DecDept. of Interior, 

on Feb. 8- Records

.13 

4

10.57 

10.72

Nov. 

Dec.

16 

18

4.25 

3.39

Records

16 

18

3.77 

3.74

Highest 

available:

16 

18

4.20 

4.15

Lowest 

available :

16 

IB

10.60 

11.25
206 WATER LEVELS AND ABTFSIAH PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-?6-24ca. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 6

Water 

level

15.18 

14.79 

14.41

Date

July 6 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

14.30 

14-59

Date

Sept. 12 

Oct . 5

Water 

level

14.87 

14.95

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

14.47

2-36-29ac. Howard. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 23.00 

12. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 9

22.19 

21.33 

21.34

July 6 

Aug. 3

21.44 

22.72

Sept . 12 

Oct. 5

23.00 

22.15

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

21.90 

21.70

2-36-31bc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 20.90 on Dec. 19. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 9

22.00 

21.46 

20.95

July 6 

Aug. 3

20.92 

21.17

Sept. 12 

Oct. 5

21.20 

21.32

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

20.73 

20.90

2-36-32da- Records available: 1948-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6

8.40 

8.50 I

june 6 

Aug. 3

7.82 

7.80 I

Gct. 5 

Nov. 17

8.19 

8.32

Dec. 19 8.40

Franklin County

1-13-lbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9.40 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar- 16 

Apr. 18

a!4.83 

a!3.76 

alS-15

May 20 

June 22 

July 21

all. 50 

a 9.40 

alO.74

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

12.80 

12.84

Dec. 3 

24

13.07 

13.13

& By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

1-13-lcc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.28 on June 22. Records available; 

194G-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 18

a7.88 

86.56 

a5.72

May 20 

June 22 

July 21

a3.43 

a2.28 

a4.68

Oct . 20 

Nov. 10

a6.25 

6.42

Dec. 3 

24

6.60 

6.63

a By Bureau of Reclamation, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-13-2bc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 5.94 on June 22. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 17

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

a9.02

a6.00

a8-20

May 19

June 22

July 21

a7.30

a5.94

a7.55

Oct. 20

Nov. 10

a8.64

8.65

Dec. 3

24

8.70

8.58

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-13-4cb. Ziegler. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.42 

on June 22. Records available; 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

18 

16

a!2.76 1 

all. 88 I

May 

June

23 

22

alO.48 i a 7.42 I

Oct. 

Nov.

20 

8

all. 40 

11.72

! Dec. 2

23

11.85 

11.97

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-13-7bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.12 on May 23. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 18

Mar. 15

Apr. 19

a5.92 II May 23

a4.79 June 22

a 4. 70 | JulT 21

a2.12

a2.25

a4.60

Oct. 20

Nov. 8

5.89

5.85

Dec. 2

23

6.02

5-81

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.
NEBRASKA, FRANKLIN COUNTY 207

l-13-12ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage ±n period of record, 5.00 on Mar. 16. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16

Water 

level

a6.46 

aS.OO

Date

July 21 

Oct. 20

Water 

level

a5.60 

6.57

Date

Nov. 8 

Dec. 2

Water 

level

6.51 

6.40

Date

Dec. 23

Water 

level

6.24

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

1-14-laa. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.60 on Dec. 3. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

a4.24 

a3.08 

al.86

July 21 al.97 Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a2.65 

3.08

Dec. 3 

23

1.60 

3.08

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U> S. Dept. of Interior.

l-14-2ac. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.78 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a6.63 

a5.78 

a5.30

May 23 

June 22 

July 21

a3.28 

al.78 

a4.05

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a5.24 

5.50

Dec- 2 

23

5.58 

5.65

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-14-2cd. Sindt. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.78 

on June ?2. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 

May

19 

23

al0.14| 

a 7.91J

June 

July

22 

21

a3.70 I 

a5.30J

Oct. 

Nov.

20 

10

a7.43 

a7.45

Dec. 2 6.70

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

l-14-4cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.34 on May 23. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 18

a6.53 

a5.10 

aS.OO

May 23 

June 22 

July 21

a3.34 

a3.38 

a5.50

Oct . 20 

Nov. 10

a6-07 

6.05

Dec- 2 

23

5.73 

5-97

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-14-5ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.40 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

a5.31 \ May 19 

a3.68 \ June 21 

a3.14 | July 21

al.43 

al.40 

a4.04

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a4.53 

a4.69

Dec. 3 

23

4.67 

4.65

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. 

l-14-6bc. Blank. Records available: 1946-49. Oct. 8, 8.76; Nov. 10, 

8.88; Dec. 3, 8.98.

l-14-7bbl. 

1946-49.

University of Nebraska. Records available: 1940-42,

Jan . 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a3.68 

a2.24 

a2.19

May 23 

June 22

a .071 July 21 

a .29| Oct. 20

a2.61 

a3.52

Nov. 10 

Dec. 23

3.55 

3.30

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. 

l-14-7bb2. Blank. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a6.67 

a5.55 

a5.13

May 23 

June 22 

July 21

a3.48 

a3.37 

a5.01

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a6.08 1 Dec. 2 

6.03 1 23

6.25 

6.01

a By Bureau 'of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
208 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-15-3ac- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 14.82 on July 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

Water 

level

a!8.68 

alV.70 

al7.43

Date

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

Water 

level

a!5.74 

a!4.83 

a!4.82

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

al7.45 

17.42

Date

Dec . 1 

23

Water 

level

17.48 

17.39

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-3db. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.01 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan . 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a7.87 

a6.90 

a6.78

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a4.59 

a4.01 

a5.72

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a7.73 

7.78

Dec. 1 

23

7.73 

7.70

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-5ca. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. 

able; 1946-49.

of Interior. Records availJan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a7.38 

a6.65 

a6.15

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

al.74 

al.55 

a3.04

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a5.94 

5.95

Dec. 1 '23 5.16 

6.12

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

l-15-6bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.11 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan . 18 

Mar. 16 

A"nr. 19

a8.73 

a8.15 

a8.11

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a7.36 

a7.11 

a8.33

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a9.02 

8.92

Dec. 1 

23

8.70 

8-73

a By Bureau of Reclamation, IT. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-7bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 5.53 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

alO-73 

9.45 

a 9.34

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a7.68 

a5.53 

a7.14

Oct. 20 

Nov. 8

alO.ll 

alO.05

Dec. 2 

23

10.02 

10.07

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-7cb. Gardner. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

21.65 on Apr. 19. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16

Water 

level

a22.72 

a21.73

Date

Apr. 19 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

a21.65 

22.02

Date

Dec. 23

Water 

level

22.02

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-8bd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.45 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

Water 

level

all. 00 

alO.80 

a 9.96

Date

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

Water 

level

a7.98 

a7.45 

a9.&0

Date

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

alO-92 

11.94

Date

Dec. 1 

23

Water 

level

10.93 

10.88

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

l-15-8cb. Townsend. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.78 

on May 25. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

all. 01 

a 8.97 

a 9.75

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a 6.78 II Oct. 21 

a 7.81 Nov. 8 

alO.08 I

alO.96 

10.88

Dec. 2 

23

10.87 

10-80
NEBRASKA, FRANKLIN COUNTY 209

l-16-7dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 10-50 on July 22; lowest, 13.31 on 

Jan. 19. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

Water 

level

a!3.31 

a!2 . 49 

a!2.83

Date

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

Water 

level

a!2.37 

all. 11 

alO.50

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

all. 70 

11.87

Date

Dec . 1 

23

Water 

level

12.09 

12.25

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-16-8bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.41 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a8.03 

a6.96 

a6.45

May 23 

June ?2 

July 22

a4.66 | Oct . 20 

a3.41 I Nov. 8 

a5.78

a7.60 

7.60

Dec . 1 

23

7.61 

7.61

a By Bureau of Reclamation, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-16-9bc. Post. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a!4.02 

a!3.19 

a!3.16

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a!2.75 

all. 55 

a!2.15

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a!3.60 

13.69

Dec. 1 

23

13.75 

13.71

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

. l-16-9dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.90 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 18

alO.73 

a 9.78 

a 9.24

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a8.18 1 Oct. 21 

a6.90 I Nov. 8 

a8.55 I

alO.Ol 

10.00

Dec. 1 

23

1O.04 

9.99

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- Dept. of Interior.

l-16-10bd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946^49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a5.52 

a4.73 

a4.21

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a2.32 

al.93 

a3.05

Oct . 21 

Nov. 8

a4.20 

4.15

Dec . 1 

23

4.16 

4.07

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

l-16-14ab. Howel. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a41.03 1 May 23 

a40.07 1 June 22 

a39.96 1 July 22

a39.10 

a38.11 

a38.80

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a40.38 

40-32

Dec. 3 

23

40.33 

40.33

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of interior.

l-16-16ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9.05 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a!2.93 

all. 73 

all. 41

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

alO.80 

a 9.05 

alO.30

Oct . 21 

Nov. 8

a!2.55 

12.35

Dec. 3 

23

12.24 

12.07

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-13-31ad. Highest observed stage in period of record, 51.07 on 

Mar. 15. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

Records available: 1947-49. Mar. 15, 51-07; Apr. 18, 52.85; May 19, 

destroyad, measurements discontinued.
210 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-13-32dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.32 on June 21. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Mar- 15 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

a8.95 

a6.27 

a5.63

Date

Jlay 19 

June 21 

July 21

Water 

level

a2.62 

a2.32 

a5.46

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

a7.43 

7.32

Date

Dec. 3 

24

Water 

level

7.16 

7.01

Apr.

2-14-33cc. 

7. Records

Cyr- Highest observed stage in period of record, 4-54 on 

available: 1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 7

a9.75 

a8.62 

4.54

Apr. 18 

May 19 

June 21

a7.79 

a6.52 

a4.38

July 21 

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a6.43 

a8.47 

8-42

Dec- 3 

24

8.37 

8.27

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-14-33dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 13.5 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. Dec. 24, 

7.06.

2-14-34ad. Highest observed stage in period of record, 48.2? on 

Oct. 20. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar- 15 

Apr- 18

a50.35 

a50.42 

a50.57

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

a50.44 

a50.55 

a49.86

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

a48.23 

50.23

Dec. 3 

23

50.16 

50.13

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

3-14-36dd. University of Nebraska- Records available: 1934-42. No 

measurements made in 1949.

4-14-10da. Gilgen Bros. Records available: 1935-40, 1942, 1947-49. 

Apr. 27, 167.59; July 20, 167.94.

Frontier County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Pumas County

1-25-6ba- Shoemaker. Records available: 1934-40, 1942. Measurements 

discontinued.

2-25-27cc. Mrs. Hunt. Records available: 1935-42. Measurements 

discontinued.

2-25-28dc. Loar. Records available: 1935-40, 1942. Measurements 

discontinued.

3-21-2cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.79 on June 10. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

10

7

9.07 I 

8-07 1

June 

Aug.

10 

5

6.79 

9.04 I

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

19

9.62 

9.27

1 Dec. 21 9.10

3-22-2ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest observed 

stage in period of record, 8.R4 on Nov. 19- Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7 

June 6

8. 

7. 

6.

3-23-34cc 

discontinued.

10 

84 

85 I

July 

Aug.

Lambert

8

1

7.27 

6.60

Sept . 

Oct.

Records available

9 

6

6.R8 

8.67

Nov. 

Dec.

: 1934-41, 1943.

19 

17

8.84 

8.83

Measurements

3-25-4bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.62 on June 20, 21, 22. Records available: 1946-49.
NEBRASKA, PURNAS COUNTY 211

3-25-4bb--Contlnued.

Lowest da1lywa t er level, from recorder charts

Day) Jan.

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

IR 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

6.00 

6.00 

6.00 

6.00 

6-00

6.00 

5.99 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98

5.98 

5.98 5.98* 

5.98 

5.98

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98

Feb.

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.98

5.98 

5.98 

5.98 

5.99 

6.00

6.00 

5.99 

5.99 

6-00 

6.00

6.00 

6-00 

5.96 

5.88 

5.82

5.76 

5.65 

4-48 

4.48 

4.48

4.48 

4.48 

4.48

Mar4.48 

4.49 

4.49 

4.49 

4-49

4.50 

4-50 

4.51 

4.51 

4.52

4.52 

4.53 

4.53 

4.54 

4.55

4.55 

4.55

4-57 

4.57 

4.57

4.57 

4.57 

4.57 

4.58 

4.59

4.59 

4.59 

4.57 

4.55 

4.55 

4.51

Apr.

4.47 

4.43 

4.36 

4.28 

4.19

4.12 

4.10 

4.10 

4.11 

4.12

4.12 

4.13 

4.13 

4.14 

4.34

4.15 

4.16 

4.18 

4.20 

4.21

4.22 

4.24 

4.25 

4.26 

4.30

4.34 

4.37 

4.40 

4.44 

4.46

May

4.48 

4.51 

4.54 

4.56 

4.59

4.60 

4.60 

4.58 

4.35 

4.14

4.04 

4.02 

4.02 

4.03 

4.04

4.05 

4.01 

3.97 

3.97 

3.95

3.92 

3.80 

3.78 

3.77 

3.75

3.75 

3.78 

3.80 

3.85 

3.86 

3.90

June

3.92 

3.94 

3.97 

3.98 

4.00

4.00 

3.68 

3.67 

3.66 

3.65

3.65 

3.65 

3.65 

3.64 

3.64

3.64 

3.63 

3.63 

3.63 

3.62

3.62 

3.62 

3.80 

3.85 

3.89

3.92 

3.94 

3.98 

4.02 

4.05

July

4.09 

4.12 

4.16 

4-19 

4.23

4.26 

4.30 

4.33 

4.36 

4.39

4.42 

4.45 

4.48 

4.51 

4.54

4.57 

4.61 

4.64

4.68 

4.71

4.74 

4.77 

4.79 

4.82 

4.91

4-93 

4.94 

4.97 

4.99 

5.01 

5.03

Aug.

5.02 

5.04 

5.06 

5.08 

5.11

5.13 

5.15 

5.17 

5.19 

5.20

5.23 

5.25 

5-27 

5.28 

5.30

5.32 

5.32 

5.26 

5.18 

5.13

5.09 

5.07 

5.07 

5.07 

5.07

5.07 

5.08 

5.08 

5.09 

5.10 

5.11

Sept,

5.12 

5.13 

5.14 

5.15 

5.16

5.17 

4.17 

5.18 

5.18 

5.19

5.20 

5.20 

5-21 

5.22 

5.22

5.23 

5-24 

5.25 

5.26 

5.27

5.28 

5.29 

5.30 

5.32 

5.33

5.34 

5.35 

5.37 

5.38 

5.40

Oct .

5.42 

5.42 

5.42 

5-42 

5.40

5-40 

5.40 

5.39 

5.38 

5.37

5.37 

5.37 

5.37 

5-37 

5.36

5-35 

5.35 

5.35 

5.35 

5.35

5.34 

5.34 

5.33 

5.33 

5.32

5.31 

5.30 

5.30 

5.30 

5.30 

5.29

Nov.

5.29 

5.28 

5.28 

5.27 

5.26

5.26 

5.26 

5.25 

5.25 

5.25

5.25 

5.25 

5.25 

5.25 

5.25

5.65 

5-65 

5.65 

5.65 

5-65

5.65 

5.65 

5-65 

5.65 

5.65

5.65 

5.65 

5-64 

5.64 

5.64

Dec.

5.64 

5.64 

5.64 

5.64 

5.64

5.64 

5.64 

5.64 

5.64 

5.63

5 . 6? 

5.63 

5.63 

5.63 

5.62

5.62 

5.62 

5.63 

5 61 

5-60

5.60 

5.59 

5.59 

5.58 

5.57

5.57 

5.56 

5.56 

5.56 

5.55 

5.54

4-21-32cc. Rhynolds.Records available; 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

14.39 

13.76

Date

June 10 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

12.35 

14.37

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

15.10 

14.35

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

14.10

4-22-19ac. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter ]-$ Inches, depth 30.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

In period of record, 21.61 on Nov. 19; lowest, 22.05 on June 10. Records 

available: 1949.

June 10 

July 18

a22.05 | Aug. 5 

a21.84 | Sept. 9

21.75 

a21.66

Oct. 7 

Nov. 19

21.65 I Dec. 21 

21.61 1

21.72

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

4-22-19ca. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observation well, diameter ! £ Inches, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage In 

period of record, 2.00 on June 10; lowest, 6-69 on Dec. 21. Records available: 1949.

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

al.OO

4.37

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept. 9

Water 

level

5.45 

a5.55

Date

Nov. 19 

Dec- 21

Water 

level

5.75 

5.69

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

4-22-25CC- Hays. Records available; 1946-4SDate

Feb. 10 

Anr. 7

Water 

level

11.97 

11.15

Date

June 11 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

9.32 

11.45

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

12.52 

12.34

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

12.35
212 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

4-22-29aa. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 25.50 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 13.10 on Dec. 21; lowest, 13.32 on Aug. 5. Records 

available: 1949.

Date

July 18 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

a!3.30 

13.32

Date

Sept. 9 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

a!3-22 

13.15

Date

Dec- 21

Water 

level

15.10

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

4-22-29ad. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

15.69 

15.90

Date

June 11 

July 18

Water 

level

15.02 

14.82

Date

Aug. 5 

\ Sept . 9

Water 

level

14.80 

15.09

Date

Nov. 19 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

15.67 

15.20

4-22-29da. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 24.50 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.50 feet above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage 

in neriod of record, 14-55 on June 11; lowest, 15.94 on Oct. 7- Records 

available: 1949-

June 11 

July 18

a!4.55 II Aug. 5 

a!4.95 1 Sept. 9

15.26 | Oct. 7 

a!5.80 I Nov. 19

15.94 

15-82

Dec- 21 ' 15.77

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. 

4-22-32dd. Mrs. Coker. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

7 

7

11.89 1 

8.84

June

Aug.

6

1

8.15 

11.42

Oct. 

Nov.

3 

15 .

11.06 1 

10.35

Dec. 17 10.08

4-22-33aa. Bureau of Reclamation, U« S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 19.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Measurement on June 10 

by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1949. 

June 10, 12.85; Dec- 21, 14.31.

4-22-34bb. Payne. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

June 10

Water 

level

14 .45 

12.76

Date

July 18 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

13.60 

15.40

Date

Nov- 19 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

14-65 

14.39

4-23-15da. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-^ inches, depth 42.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pine, 0.80 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 39.22 on July 18; lowest, 39-58 on June 10- Records 

available: 1949.

June 

July

10 

18

a39.58 

a39.22 I

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

19

39-42 

39.49

Dec- 21 39-49

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

4-23-17bd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 41-60 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 28.29 on Dec. 21; lowest, 28.55 on June 10. Records 

available; 1949.

June 

July

10 

18

|a28 

|a28

55 

50 I

Sept . 

Oct.

9 

7

a28-36 

28.35

Nov. 

Dec.

19 

21

28.31 

28.29

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. 

4-23-20ab. Larson. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr- 4

Water 

level

27.62 

27.22

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

26.32 

a26.43

Date

Sept . 9 

Oct . 7

Water 

level

127.28 

27.52

Date

Nov. 19 

Dec- 21

Water 

level

27.58 

27.52

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
NEBRASKA, FURNAS COUNTY 213

4-23-20bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 32.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1-00 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 17.35 on July 18; lowest, 19.16 on Dec. 21- Records 

available: 1949.

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

al7.63 

al7.35

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept. 9

Water 

level

17.74 

a!8.04

Date

Nov. 19 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

19.05 

19.16

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

4-23-22dc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 22.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top Cf pipe, 1.00 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 14..25 on June 10; lowest, 15.85 on July 18. Records 

available: 1949.

June 

July

10 

18

14 

a 15

25 1 

.85 |

Aug. 

Oct .

5

7

15 

15

.44 

.59

Nov. 

Dec19 

21

15 

15

.33 

.18

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

4-23-23bd. Moore. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28.42

on June 10- Records available: 1956-44, 1946-49-

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr- 7

Water 

level

29.40 

28.90

Date

June 10 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

28.42 

29.08

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

29.63 

29.50

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

29.43

4-23-27dd. 

able: 1946-49.

Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior- Records availFeb. 7 

Apr. 4

11.16 

9.92

June 6 

Aug. 1

8.55 I Oct. 7 

9.62 1 Nov. 19

11.00 1 Dec. 17 

11.00 1

10.97

4-25-SOcc. Breming Bros. Records available; 1946-49.

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

52.59 

54.07

Date

Oct. 3 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

53.55 

53.40

Date

Dec. 17

Water 

level

53.25

4-23-36aa. Watson. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

20.51 

20.07

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

17.43 

18.57

Date

Oct. 3 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

19.96 

20.17

Date

Dec- 17

Water 

level

20.10

4-24-13bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 32.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 20.10 on Oct. 7; lowest, 20.85 on Sept. 9. Records 

available: 1949.

June 

July

Feb. 

Apr.

10 

18

a20.33 

a20.19

a By Bureau 

4-24-13cd.

10 

4

17.79 

17.15

I

Aug. 

Sept

5 

9

20.15 

a20.85

| Oct. 

\ Nov.

of Reclamation, U- S- Dept 

Thomas. Records available

I

June 

July

10 

18

16.62 

16.26 I

Aug. 

Oct.

7 

19

20.10 \ 

20.13 \

 of Interior 

: 1946-49.

5 

7

16.45 \ 

16.90»|

Dec-

'

Nov. 

Dec.

21 20.13

19 

21

17.43 

17.50

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. Dept. of Interior4-24-14cb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 32 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 0-80 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 20.73 on June 10; lowest, 23.07 on Dec. 21. Records 

available: 1949.

June 

July

10 

18

20.73 | 

a21.28 I

Aug. 

Oct.

6

7

22.34 

22.77 I

Sept 

Nov.

. 9 

19

22.50 

23.02

Dec. 21 23.07

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
214 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

4-24-14cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 22.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.00-foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 19.44 on July 18; lowest, 20.80 on Oct. 7. Records available: 1949.

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

19.50 

a!9.44

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept. 9

Water 

level

19.90 

20-50

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

20-80 

20.68

rate

Dec- 21

Water 

level

20.76

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior4-24-14da- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, dianeter 1^ inches, depth 32-0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.50 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 16.66 on July 18; lowest, 17.42 on Nov. 19- Records 

available: 1949-

June 

July

10 

18

16.80 J 

a!6.66 8

Aug. 

Sept .

6 

9

16.89 | 

a!6.77 B

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

19

17-02 

17.42

Dec- 21 17.37

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior4-25-l5cb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth ?2.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.00 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 14.88 on July 18; lowest, 15.93 on Dec. 21. Records 

available: 1949-

June 10 

July 18

15.1811 

a!4-88 1

Aug. 

Sept .

5 

9

15.00 1 

a!5.03 |

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

19

15 

15

-46 

78

Dec . 21 15-93

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior.

4-24-15cc. 

able: 1946-49.

Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records availFeb. 10 

Apr. 4 

21

13.50 

12.52 

12.35

June 10 

July 18

11.44 

ell.86

Aug. 5 

Oct. 7

12.35 

13.16

Nov. 18 

Dec. 21

13.35 

13.33

4-24-19cb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-| inches, depth 22.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.30 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 12.25 on July 18; lowest, 14-02 on Nov. 18- Records 

available: 1949.

June 10 

July 18

a!2.32 1 

a!2.25 1

Aug. 

Sept .

5

9

13 

13

10 1 

09 1

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

18

13.52 

14.02

Dec. 20 13.96

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

4-24-19cc. Purington. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

11-77 on June 10; lowest, 15-12 on Aug. 5. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr10 

4

13.80 \ 

13.04 |

June 

July

10 

18

11.77 | 

a!2.67 J

Aug. 

Oct.

5 

7

15.12 1 

13.90 1

Nov. 

Dec18 

20

14.22 

19.02

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior4-24-20cbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 11-60 feet- Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-50 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 3.29 on June 10; lowest, 6.94 on Oct. 7. Records 

available: 1949.

June 10 

July 18

a3.29 1 

a5.82 |

Aug. 

Sept .

6 

9

6 

6

16 I

.55

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

18

6-94 

6-83

I! Dec. 20 | 6.74

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior4-24-20cbc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 4-54 on June 10; lowest, 6.44 on Aug. 6. Records 

available: 1949.
NEBRASKA, FURNAS COUNTY 215

4-24-20cbc Continued.

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

a4.54 

a6.01

Date

Aug. 6 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

6.44 

6.42

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

6.15 

5.99

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. Dept. of Interior.

4-24-22bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 7.15 on June 10; lowest, 10.33 on Aug. 6. Records 

available: 1949.

June 10 

July 18

a7.15 

a8-97

Aug. 6' 

Oct. 7

10.33 

10-22

Nov. 18 

Dec. 21

10.02 

9.88

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U> S. Dept. of Interior.

4-24-22dd. Oeoiogical Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. Apr. 7, 6.49. Destroyed, measurements discontinued.

4-24-23aa. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 22.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.00 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 14.79 on June 10; lowest, 17.00 on Oct. 7. Records 

available: 1949.

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

14-79 

a!5.62

Date

Aug. 5 

. Sept . 9

Water 1 __. level ****

16.95 1 Oct. 7 

16.42 1 Nov. 18

Water 

level

17.00 

16.75

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

16.69

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. Dept. of Interior.

4-24-23bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 22.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 16.22 on June 10; lowest, 18.57 on Aug. 5. Records 

available: 1949-

Date

June 10 

July 18

Water 

level

16.22 

a!7.8O

Date

Aug. 5 

Oct. *

Water 

level

18.57 

18.47

Date

Nov. 1 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

17.93 

17.79

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept of Interior.

4-24-29cd. Andrews Estate. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 20.13 on June 6. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

20.97 

20.60

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

20.13 

21.26

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

21.03 

20.80

Date

Dec. 17

Water 

level

20.68

4-25-27adc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter ! £ inches, depth 16.50 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.00 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 6.90 on June 6; lowest, 10.42 on Dec. 20. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Dec. 7, 1948 

Jan. 7, 1949 

Feb. 3 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

a7.85 

a9.85 

a9.71 

a7.72

Date

June 6, 1949 

July 18 

Sept . 9

Water 

level

a6.90 

a7.33 

a9.30

Date

Oct. 7, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

9.90 

10.25 

10.42

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. Dept. of Interior.

4-25-27add- Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 3.40 on June 6; lowest, 7.94 on Dec. 20. Records 

available: 1948-49.
216 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

4-25-27add Continued.

Date

Dec. 7, 1948 

Jan. 7, 1949 

Feb. 3 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

a6.44 

a6-49 

a6.4>7 

a4.39

Date

June 6, 1949 

July 18 

Aug. 6 

Sept . 9

Water 

level

a3.40 

a4.50 

6.51 

a7.28

Date

Oct. 7, 1949 

NOv. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

 level

7.65 

7.80 

7.94

a. By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept of Interior4-25-27daal. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 11-00 feet. Measuring ooint, 

top of pipe, 0-50 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 4-02 on June 6; lowest, 8-50 on Aug. 5- Records 

available: 1948-49.

Dec. 7, 1948 

Jan. 7, 1949 

Feb. 3 

Apr. 7

a6-63 

a6.63 

a6.61 

K4.89

June 6, 1949 

July 18 

Aug. 6 

Sept . 9

a4.02 

a5.38 

8.50 

a7-48

Oct. 7, 1949 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

7.67 

7.65 

7.74

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

4-25-32cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.06 on Apr. 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

mt Water 

0511:6 level

Feb. 7 5.37 

Apr. 7 3.06

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

4.00 

5-60

Date

Sept. 9 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

5.10 

5.60

Date

Nov. 15 

Dee. 17

Water 

level

5-40 

5.20

4-25-34ad. Sayer. Highest observed stage in period of record, 11.39 

on Aug. 1. Records available: 1946-49-

Feb. 

Apr.

7 

7

16.54 I 

14.65 |

June 

Aug.

6

1

14.13 I 

11-39|

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

15

17.05 

16.78

1 Dec. 17 16.62

Page County 

No measurement made in 1949 

Garden County 

17-44-22cc. Morris. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-46, 1948-49.

Date

May 9 

June 20

Water 

level

26.54 

26.16

Date

July 11 

Sept .12

Water 

level

26.04 

26-63

Date

Nov. 21

Water 

level

26-85

18-46-27ec. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 

1944, 1946-49.

May 

June

9 

20

4 

4

04 

16

July 

Sept

11 

12

4 

3

42 1 

91 1

Nov. 21 4 .42

(Measurements in following wells supplied by Fish & Wildlife Service,)

20-44-5db. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 

1934-49. Mar. 17, 6.00; June 20, 5.50; Sept. 26, 5.90; Dec. 21, 6.10.

20-44-9ca. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 

1933-39, 1942-49. Mar. 17, 5.00; June 20, 4.60; Sept. 26, 5.00; Dec. 21, 

5.10.

20-45-13ab. 'Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 1.80 on June 17. Records available: 1934-49. 

Mar. 17, 2.10; June 17, 1-80; Sept. 26, 3.70; Dec. 21, 3.10.

20-45-17ba. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 3.30 on June 17. Records available: 1934-43, 

1945-49. Mar. 17, 3.90; June 17, ?.30; Sept. 26, 5.50; Dee. 21, 4.50.
NEBRASKA, GOSPER COUNTY 217

21-44-29ab. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed 

stage In period of record, 1.76 on June 17. Records available: 1934-49. 

Mar. 11, 2.46; June 17, 1.76; Sept. 26, 2.76; Dec- 20, 2.96,

21-44-35ca. US 59. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records 

available: 1933-49.

Date

Peb . 10

16

21

Mar. 3

10

17

23

30

Apr. 8

14

21

29

Water 

level

2.50

2.50

2.20

.60

1.80

1.80

1.80

1.40

1.70

1.70

2.00

2.40

Date

May 5

13

19

25

June 5

10

17

July 1

8

14

21

Water 

level

2.40

2.10

2.20

2.20

2.50

2.50

2.50

3.10

3.40

3.50

3.70

Date

July 29

Aug. 5

12

19

26

Sept . 2

9

16

23

30

Oct. 7

Water 

level

3.80

3.90

3.90

3.80

4.20

3.80

3.80

3.70

3.80

3.90

3.80

Date

Oct. 14

21

26

Nov. 4

10

17

24

Dec- 2

9

23

30

Water 

level

3.50

3.50

3.40

3.30

3.30

3.30

3.20

3.10

3.10

3.00

2.90

21-45-3bd. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Highest observed 

stage In period of record, 1.90 on June 17. Records available: 1933-49.

Peb. 10

17

23

Mar. 3

11

17

23

Apr. 8

14

21

28

3.70

3-60

3.50

3.90

2.90

2.90

2.90

2.60

2.50

2.60

2.80

May 5

14

19

25

June 3

9

17

July 1

8

14

2.80

2.60

2.60

2.60

2.80

2.80

1.90

2.40

2.50

2.50

July 21

29

Aug. 8

12

19

26

Sept . 30

Oct. 7

14

21

2.80

2.90

3.10

3.20

3.30

3.40

3.50

3-50

3.30

3.30

Oct. 28

Nov. 4

10

17

24

Dec- 2

9

16

23

30

3.40

3.40

3.40

3.40

3-40

3.40

3-40

3-30

3-50

3-40

21-45-10cd. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 

1933-49. Mar. 11, 2.00; June 17, 1.70; Sept. 26, 4.00; Dec- 20, 2.80.

21-45-27cb. Crescent Lake Migratory Bird Refuge. Records available: 

Mar. 17, 3.30; June 17, 2.70; Sept. 26, 3.40; Dec. 21, 3.10. Records available: 1933-49.

Gosper County

5-22-3da. PhllUlps. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

151.02 on Jan. 19. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 19 

Apr. 26

Water 

level

151.02 

151.48

Date

June 16 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

151.12 

151.42

Date

Sept -30 

Nov. 23

Water 

level

151.05 

151.05

5-22-12ab. Berntson. Records available: 1934-42. Dry, measurements 

discontinued.

6-21-29cc. Forrester. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

122.17 on Nov. 23. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 26, 123.22; June 16, 

122.94; Nov. 23, 122-17.

6-22-15cd. Highest observed stage In period of record, 126.09 on 

Nov. 23. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 26 

June 14

126.70 1 Aug. 2 

126.54 1 Sept. 30

126.44 

126.13

7-21-6bc. Larson Estate. Highest observed 

106.12 on Nov. 23. Records available: 1934-39,

Jan. 18 

Apr. 25

107.80 1 June 14 

107.09 1 Aug. 2

107.05 

106.88

1 Nov. 23 126.09

stage In period of record, 

1948-49.

I

Sept .30 

Nov. 23

106.42 

106.12
218 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

7-21-20bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 195.77 on 

Nov. 23. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 18 

Apr. 25

- Water 

level

197.00 

196.59

Date

June 14 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

196.67 

196.73

Date

Sept .30 

Nov. 23

Water 

level

196-13 

195.77

7-21-24dc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 168.90 on 

Nov. 23. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Apr. 25

170.74 

170.00

June 14 

Aug. 2

169.64 

169.44

Sept. 30 

Nov. 23

169.14 

168 . 90

7-21-33aa. Highest observed stage in period of record, 176.56 on 

Nov. 23. Records available; 1947-49. Apr. 26, 178.06; Sept. 30, 176.84j 

Nov. 23, 176.56.

Nov.

7-22-8bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 240.72 on 

22. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

JanMar.

26 

14

243.261 

242.531

8-21-3dc. Jeffrey

14 

12

13.721 

13.0l|

Aug. 

Sept

Bros.

Apr. 

July

2 

.30

242.37 1 

241.30 |

Records available:

18 

8

13.40 1 

12.34 |

Nov. 22 240 .72

1946-49.

!

Sept 

Nov.

. 9 

3

12 

13

.60 

.08

8-21-llaa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Lowest observed stage in period of record, 6.55 on Jan. 14. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

12

6 

5

55 I 

35 1

Apr.

July

18 

8

5 

4

.50 

.62 I

Sept . 

Nov.

9 

3

6. 

6.

15 

08

8-21-30dd. Nyslop. Altitude of measuring point 2,490.96 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 128-64 on Nov. 22. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

18 

27

130 

130

-041 

.10

June 

Aug.

14 

2

129 

129

.77 

.53 I

Sept 

Nov.

.30 

22

128 

128

.95 

 64

8-22-8bc- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation DistrictAbandoned drilled well, diameter 12 inches, reported depth 256 feet. 

Measuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest 

foobserved stage in period of record, 114-58 on Sept. 30, 1949; lowest, 129.30 

on Aug. 12, 1947. Records available: 1947-49.

Aug. 12, 1947 

Nov. 25 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Oct. 22

129.30 

126.30 

125.50 

119.93

Nov. 12, 1948 

Dec. 20 

Apr. 27, 1949 

June 14

119.17 

119.29 

119.46 

118-26

Aug. 2, 1949 

Sept .30 

Nov. 22

116.63 

114.58 

115.80

8-22-8cd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 128.56 on Sept. 30- Records 

available: 1940-49.

July 3, 1948 

Aug. 4 

Sept .13 

Oct. 16

135-88 

135.95 

133.96 

133.02

Nov. 12, 1948 

Dec- 20 

Apr. 27, 1949

132.54 

122.38 

131.82

June 14, 1949 

Aug. 2 

Sept .30

131.20 

120.04 

128-56

8-2!d-17dd. Highest observed stage in period of record, 157.40 on 

Nov. 22. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

18 

27

161 

160

.341 

.49 |

June 

Aug.

14 

2

159 

159

-58 

-09 I

Sept 

Nov.

.30 

22

157 

157

.85 

.40

8-22-26ba. Highest observed stage in period of record, 164.73 on 

Sept. 30. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 27, 166.70; June 14, 165.73; 

Aug. 2, 165.64; Sept. 30, 164.73.
NEBRASKA, GRBFLEY COUNTY 219

8-23-12cb. Tilson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 52.15 

on Nov. 22. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 18 

Apr. 27

water 

level

56.81 

55.86

Date

June 14 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

54.78 

54.15

Date

Sept. 30 

Nov. 22

Water 

level

52.81 

52.15

Brant County

24-36-30bb. University of Nebraska- Published erroneously in previous 

reports as 24-37-25ac. Records available; 1935-42, 1946-49.

May 13 

June 8

4.87 1 

4.26 1

July 15 

Sept .16

5.41 1 

5.55 1

24-40-36bb. University of Nebraska. Records 

1944-49.

May 13 

June 8

13.52 1 

13.48 |

July 14 

Sept .16

13.42 1 

13.85 |

Nov. 25 5.36

available: 1935-42,

Nov. 25 13.87

Greeley County

17-10-10cb. 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 114.90. Records available: 1935-42, 

1949. Apr. 28, 14.27.

17-ll-31ba-. Yuma. Highest observed stage in period of record, 34.46 

on June 30; lowest, 35.53 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1948-49.

AprJune

28 

2

34.62 1 

34-52 1

June 

Sept

30 

. 2

34.46 1 

35-53 1

Nov. 2 

29

35.02 

34.93

17-12-6dc. Puss. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12-41 

on Apr. 28; lowest, 13.43 on Nov. 29. Records available: 1948-49.

AprJune

28 

2

12-41 

12.72

June 

Aug.

30

3

12-47 1 

13.27 |

Sept. 

Nov.

2

2

12.84 

13.29

17-12-9bb. Williams. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

17.98 on Apr. 28. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

28 

2

17.98 1 

18.89 |

June 

Nov.

30 

2

18.23 1 

19.58 1

Nov. 29 22.22

17-12-26aa. Jess. Highest observed stage in period of record, 22.81 

on June 30- Records available: 1948-49.

AprJune

28 

2

23 

22

.03 

-89

June 

Sept

30 

. 2

22 

24

.81 1 

.62 |

Nov. 2

29

23 

22

-07 

.95

19-9-12db- Irrigation well. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 37.27 on Apr- 28; lowest, 38-75 on Aug. 4- Records available: 

1948-49.

AprJuly

28 

5

37.27 1 

37.50 1

Aug. 

Sept

4 

.20

38.75 1 

38.24

Nov. 1 

30

38-57 

38.01

20-9-20cc- University of Nebraska- Lowest observed stage in period 

of record, 3.35 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1934-42, 1948-49.

Sept. 29, 1948 

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 8

2.78 

1.93

1.79

July 5, 1949 

Aug. 3 

Sept. 20

2.22

3.35 

2.81

Nov. 1, 1949 

30

2.43 

2.32

20-9-20db. Published in reports prior to 1948 as 423. University of 

Nebraska. Listed incorrectly as destroyed in 1942. Records available: 

1937-41, 1948-49-

Date

Apr- 28 

June 8

Water

level

7.56 

8.07

Date

July 5 

Aug. 4

Water

level

7.79 

9.04

Date

Sept .22 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

8.97 

9.10

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

9.17

1)80825 () >!> 15
220 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1948, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

20-9-30ca- Gilray. Highest observed stage in period of record, 67.28 

on June 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 28 

June 8

Water 

level

67.86 

67.28

Date

July 5 

Sept .20

Water 

level

67-43 

67.83

Date

Nov. 1 

30

Water 

level

67-66 

67.69

20-9-34aa. Haggerty- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

52.28 on Apr- 28. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

July

28 

5

32 

32

.28 I 

41 1

Aug. 

Sept

4 

.22

33 

32

.26(1 .sol

Nov. 1 

30

53 

32

.60 

.72

Hall County

(Measurements in wells owned by the city of Grand Island were supplied 

through the courtesy of the Grand Island Water Department )

9-9-8cb. Lautenschlager. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

71.90 on Apr. 28. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 28, 71.90; Oct. 20, 

72.20.

9-9-12ba. Stulken. Highest observed stage in period of record, 67-05 

on Apr. 28. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 28, 67.05; Oct-. 20, 67.32.

9-9-27bc- Alber. Highest observed stage in period of reoord, 66.55 

on Apr. 28- Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 28, 66.55; Oct. 20, 67-13.

9-10-4dc. Hilsbeck- Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.62 

on Apr. 20. Reoorda available: 1946-49.

JanMar.

7 

12

6. 

4.

28 

25

Apr. 

July

20 

8

3

5

62 

19 |

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

4

6.05 

5-fl5

9-10-2?ab- Thaden. Highest observed stage in period of record, 78.55 

on Apr. 28. Records available; 1948-49. Apr- 28, 78.55; Oct. 20, 78.77-

9-10-29db. Rainforth. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

68.75 on Oct. 20. Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 28, 69.61; Oct. 20, 

68.75.

9-ll-8bc. Gosda. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.05 

on Apr- 11. Records available; 1945-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

6.65 

5.00 I

Apr. 

July

11

5

4.05 I 

5-60 1

Sept . 

Nov. I

7.40 

6.91

9-ll-14ct>. Cox. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.54 on 

Mar- 12. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan- 7 

Mar- 12

7.52 

6.54

Apr. 21 

July 8

7.13 

7.17

Sept - 8 

Nov. 4

7.70 

7.82

9-ll-21bb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.17 on Apr. 20. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

12

8.29 

7.33 I

AprJuly

20 

8

7-17 J 

7-74 1

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

8-60 

8.30

9-12-ldc- Kipp. Records available: 1930-49.

JanMar6 

9

6.82 

5.25 [

Apr. 

July

11 

5

3.72 I 

5.12 I

Sept . 

Nov.

6

1

6-69 

6-58

9-12-9ba- Ohlman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 18-50 

on July 15- Records available: 1930-49-

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

22.15 

21.40 I

Apr. 

July

12 

5

20.80 

18-50 |

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

20.80 

20.70

10-9-3cb- City of Grand Island. 

2.50; Sept. 26, 6.25; Nov. 28, 6.25-

Records available: 1935-49. Apr. 4,
NEBRASKA, HALL COUNTY 221

10-9-4cb. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 2.00 on Apr. 4. Records available: 1935-49. Apr. 4, 2.00; 

Sept. 26, 6.00; Nov. 28, 6.16.

10-9-8cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-47. 

Measurements discontinued.

10-9-10bb. Herman. Highest observed stage In period of record, 6.35 

on Apr- 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

8.3O 

7.01

Date

Apr. 11 

July 8

Water 

level

6.35 

7.15

Date

Sept . 6 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

8.69 

8.70

10-9-28cc. Highest observed stage In period of record, 12.93 on 

July 8. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 7 

Mar. 12

13.82 lApr. 20 

13.55 | July 8

13.21 II Sept. 8 

12.93 I Nov. 1

14.05 

14. OO

10-10-Scc. Dahlstrom. Records available: 1931-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

22.23

21.05

Apr. 11 

July 5

20-82 

20.09

3ept. 6 

Nov. 1

22.35

21.60

10-10-13dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

available: 1946-49.

Records

Jan. 7 

Mar. 12

3.29

2.83

Apr. 11 

July 8

3.28

3.46

Sept. 

Nov.

4% 21 

3.80

10-ll-15dc. Bouton. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

15.20 on July 5. Records available: 1930-49. ______

Jan. 6 

Mar. 9

18.65 I Apr. 11 

18-15 I July 5

17.78 I Sept. 6 

15.20 \ Nov. 1

187 02

17.25

10-ll-30bc. Weldon. Records available: 1930-49.

Jan. 

Mar19.63

19.51

Apr. 11 

July 5

19.40

17.50

Nov. 18.49

10-12-21cc. Knight. Highest observed stage In period of record, 27.12 

on July 5; lowest, 29.35 on Sept. 6. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

28.27 1 

28.10 \

AprJuly

12 

5 ,

27.85 

27.12 I

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

29.35 

28.17

ll-9-3bc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-36, 1938-48- 

Measurements discontinuedll-9-4cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-40, 1942-49. 

-Oct. 3, 12.58-

ll-9-4cd. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage In period .of 

record, 9-66 on Oct. 3. Records available: 1935-36, 1938-49. Oct. 3, 

9.66.

ll-9-8da. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Oct. 3, 16.00.

ll-9-8db. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-46, 1948. 

Measurements discontinued.

ll-9-9aal. City of Grand Island- Records available: 1935-49- 

Oct. 3, 20-34.

ll-9-9bd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Oct. 3, 16-83.

Ilr9-9cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Oct. 3, 27.25-
222 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

ll-9-12dc- City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4.52 on Apr. 19. Records available: 1935-49. Apr. 4, 4.83; 

Apr. 19, 4.52; Sept. 26, 7.66; Nov. 28, 7.50.

ll-9-15bbl. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Oct. 3, 26.00.

ll-9-15bb2. City of Grand Island. Records available; 

Oct. 3, 28.50.

ll-9-15cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 

Measurements discontinued.

Records available:

1935-49. 

1935-47. 

ll-9-15db. City of Grand Island. 1935-40,

1942-49. Oct. 3, 12.08.

ll-9-15dd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 7.16; Sept. 26, 8-92; Nov. 28, 9.16.

ll-9-16ad. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Oct. 3, 30.16.

ll-9-16bc. City of Grand Island. Records available 

Oct. 3, 28.42.

ll-9-16bd. City of Grand Island. 

1944-49. Oct. 3, 36.08-

ll-9-16ca. City of Grand IslandOct. 3, 35.83-

ll-9-16cb. City of Grand Island. 

Oct. 3, 30.32.

ll-9-16db. City of Grand Island. 

Oct. 3, 30.92.

ll-9-17ba. City of Grand Island. 

Oct. 3, 14.83.

ll-9-17bd. City of Grand Island. 

Oct. 3, 19.08.

ll-9-17cd. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-36, 

1938-49. Oct. 3, 31.16-

Records available: 

Records available: 

Records available: 

Records available: 

Records available:

1935-49.

1936-42, 

1935-49- 

1935-49. 

1935-49. 

1935-49.

Records available: 1935-49.

Records available: 1935-49. 

Records available: 1935-49.

ll-9-21bb. City of Grand IslandOct. 3, 28.58.

ll-9-21bd. City of Grand Island. 

Oct. 3, 30-25.

ll-9-22cb- City of Grand Island- Lowest observed stage in period of 

record, 10.50 on Sept. 26. Records available: 1935-49. Apr- 4, 9.75; 

Sept. 26, 10.50; Nov. 28, 10.33.

ll-9-26aa- City of Grand Island- Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr- 4, 3.75; Sept. 26, 6-25; Nov. 28, 6.50-

ll-9-27bc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar- 9 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

10.45 

7.65 

a8-52

Date

Apr. 11 

July 8

Water 

level

8.21 

6.78

Date

Sept . 6 

26

Water 

level

8.99 

alO.20

Date

Nov. 4 

28

Water

level

9.56 

a 9.52

a By Grand Island Water Department.

ll-9-28ba. City of Grand Island- Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr- 4, 13.32; Sept. 26, 14.66; Nov. 28, 15-08.

ll-9-29bb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 20.92; Sept. 26, 21.08; Nov. 28, 21-17.

ll-9-32cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 2.00; Sept. 26, 5-25; Nov. 28, 5.16.

ll-9-34aa. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr- 4, 3.58; Sept. 26, 6.00; Nov. 28, 6.16.
NEBRASKA, HALL COUNTY 223

ll-9-34cb. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 3.66; Apr. 19, 3.40; Sept. 26, 6.00; Nov. 28, 6.50.

ll-9-35dc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr- 4, 2.08; Sept. 26, 5.38; Nov. 28, 5-00.

11-10-lcc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 6.16; Sept. 26, 6.66; Nov. 28, 6-92.

11-10-lldc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 6.32; Sept. 26, 6.34; Nov. 28, 6.50.

ll-10-13ab. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 9.08; Apr. 11, 9.06; Sept. 26, 9.34; Nov. 28, 10.35.

ll-10-14dd. Thomas. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

8.53 on July 5. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 6 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

10.99 

10.75

Date

Apr. 11 

July 5

Water 

level

10. 39. 

8.53

Date

Sept. 6 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

9.02 

9.29

ll-10-16bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 8.02 on July 5. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

6 

9

10.10 1 

9.83 |

Apr. 

July

11 

5

9.57 

8.02 I

Sept . 

Nov.

6

1

8.38 

8.50

ll-10-24cb- City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 13.75; Sept. 26, 13.16; Nov. 28, 14-35.

ll-10-26dd. City of Grand Island. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 5.35 on Apr- 12. Records available: 1935-39, 1942-49. 

Apr. 4, 5.50; Apr- 12, 5.35; Sept. 26, 8.16; Nov. 28, 8-16.

ll-10-27dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 14.92 on July 5. Records available: 

1946-49.

JanMar5 

9

17 

16

.55

.83

AprJuly

11 

5

16 

14

.54 

.92

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

15.15 

15.64

ll-ll-25cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interiorobserved stage in period of record, 12.18 on June 25. Records 

1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Lowest 

available:

Day

1

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24

Jan.

al6.01

a!6.02

a!6.04

a!6.06

a!6.08

16.10

n c 1 *

16.15

16.15 

16.11

16.10 

16.10 

16.10 

16.10 

16.10

16.10 

16.10 

16.10 

16.10 

16.10

16.10 

16.10 

16.10 

16.10

Mar.

15.50 

15.50

15-50 

15.49 

15.49 

15.51 

15.51

15.52 

15.51 

15.51 

15.52 

15.52

15'. 51 

15.50 

15.51 

15-50

Apr.

1 ^ AQ

15 49

15.48

15.47

15.46

15.45

1 1 A. A

15.43

15.42 

15-41

15.40 

15.40 

15.40 

15.39 

15.41

15.41 

15.40 

15.39 

15.35 

15.30

15.29 

15-28 

15-25 

15.22

May

15.16

-IE i A

1 R "IX

1 R 1 A

15.15

15.15

"I R "IP

15.12

15.12 

15.11

15.05

15.02 

16-00 

14.99 

14.97

14.95 

14.95 

14.95 

14.92 

14.90

14.91 

14.90 

14.85 

14.80

June

14.68

14.68

14.70

14.68

14.67

14-62

1 A. 1C>

T O QQ

13.00 

13.60

13.60 

13.50 

13.30 

13.10 

13.00

12.90 

12.80 

12.63 

12.58 

12.52

12-40 

12.30 

12.26 

12.20

July

1 0 Xft

1 O XQ

"IP 4,1

IP 44

12.48

12.50

T O RO

12.56

12.56 

12.59

12.61 

12.62 

12.65 

12.68 

12.69

12.70 

12.71 

12.73 

12.75 

12.76

12.82 

13.00 

13.20 

13.32

Aug.

T x 0*7

n « Q c;

1 X QQ

14.10

14.22

14.28 

14.37

1 A ?Q

14.25 

14.45

14.56 

14.66 

14-68 

14-73 

14.70

14.60 

14.58 

14.55 

14.54 

14.52

14.51 

14.50 

14.48 

14.50

Sept

14.96

14 90

1 A. QQ

14.85

14.85

14.86 

14.86

14.83

14-80 

14.75

14.71 

14.70 

14.68 

14.67 

14.65

14.62 

14.63 

14.63 

14.62 

14.63

14.62 

14.62 

14.62 

14.60

Oct.

14.61

T A. f\O

14.63-

14.63

14.60

14-61 

14.65

14.66

14.65 

14.67

14.69 

14-70 

14-71 

14.71 

14-68

14.68 

14.68 

14.69 

14.70 

14-70

14-72 

14-74 

14-74 

14.74

Nov.

14.74

1 A. T^

"I A "7*;

14-77

14-77

14-76 

14.74

1 A 79

14.73 

14.73

14.77 

14.77 

14.78 

14.78 

14.79

14.79 

14.80 

14.77 

14.78 

14-81

14.79 

14.78 

14.77 

14-79

Dec14.83

14.81

14.83

14.85

14.82

14-81 

14.85

14.86

14.87 

14.79

14.80 

14.87 

14-88 

14.88 

14.85

14.82 

14.84 

14.87 

14.85 

14-87

14-86 

14-88 

14.90 

14.90

a Interpolated.
224 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

ll-ll-25cc Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

25 

26 

27 

28 

29

30

31

Jan.

16.10

Mar.

15.48 

15.49 

15.48 

15.48

1 R 4Q

15.49

15.47

Apr.

15.20 

15.20 

15.20 

15.17 

15.15

15.15

May

14.78 

14.75 

14.72 

14.70 

14-70

14.69

14.69

June

12.18 

12.20 

12.22 

12-28

1 O ^Q

12.36

July

13.45 

13.45 

13.52 

13.65 

13.65

*! *Z £ ( »

13.82

Aug.

14.75 

14.89 

14-90 

14-89 

14-93

U

Q 1^

14-97

Sept

14-61 

14-61 

14.62 

14-62 

14- ,61

14.60

Oct .

14-73 

14.72 

14-72 

14.73 

14 72

1 A- 7R

I4.7o;

Nov.

14.77 

14.79 

14.77 

14.81 

14 82

14.81

Dec.

14.90 

14.90 

14.90 

14. 91 

i A on

14.91

14.91

a Interpolated.

ll-ll-52cb. Hughes. Records .available; 1930-4].,, 19,43-49.,

Date

Jan. 6 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

35.64 

35.60

Date

i; Apr. 11 

- July 5

- Water 

level

35.54 

34.70

Date

ISept . 6 

i;Nov. 1

Water, 

level

35*70 

,35.30

ll'-ll-36cb. Batle-- Highest observed stage In period of, record,'.i^*90 

on July 5. Records available; 1930-40, 1943-49.

Jan.. 

Mar.

25.59

Jan. 

Apr-

,6 

9

22i-70 1 

22.54|

Apr- 11 

July 5

11-12 -34dc. Stutzman. Highest 

-on July 5. Records .available:

6 

11

26.29 J 

26.10|

July 5 

Sept. 6

' 22 .-25 

19.90

observed 

1946-49

25. 

26.

1

Sept. 

Nov.

stage In

59 

40 1

Nov.

 6, ...... 

1

, 22... 55

;21«S&

period of record^.

1 ,26.15

 12-9-27cb- City of Grand IslandV Records available;" '1935-4'9. 

Apr. 4, 6.92;' Sept - 2'6,' 5.'5&; Nov. 28, 5.66. ' r' . ; ' / : 

12-9-32aal. Ci'ty of Grand'Island. Records available": : 1935-49. 

Apr. 4, 8'.25; Sept. 26, 9.16; Nov. 28,.9.67. " '"'" !

12-9-32aa2. Hall County Farm. Records' available: 1946-49., ,

Jan." 

Mar.

5" 

9

12,. 29 I 

12.0&I

AprJuly

11 5' . 11., 89 

. 9 .72 t

Nov. 1 r 11.67

. 12-9-32cc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-49. 

Apr. 4,,, 7.75; Sept. 26, .8-75;, Nov. 28, 9.00.. , u ,. ' . ', ' .__...

12-ll-24cd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. HighB-stobserved stage In period of record, 3.64 on July ,5. fi&eords available:

1946^49. ... , ... ,« . - . ' .. : 

Jan. 

Mar-'

6 . , 

9

10. 18 f 

9.7l|

Apr. 

.July

11 ' 

5 , :

6.44 

3,54 1

Sep;t 

Nov.

6 ,; 

1

' 6V7,4 

7.29

. , Hamilton County

. '9-6-34bb-. Records available: 1934-42, 1946-4?- No rieas^eiient .made 

In 1949. .-, . . - . ',

' 9-8i-9dc. Phillips. Records available: 1934-42, 1944y';i046, 1948-49. 

Apr. 27,'57.17;-Oct.'20, 56.40. -. ' ; ''. ' /" V '

' ll-5-5.ba'. Andelison & *Mad,sen. Records available:' 1948^49*.* Apr. $!7, 

85.90; Oct. '17, 86.07 , ' ' ' '''. ' '.'"\'. '.'", '', 

i . i 11-&H26QC.. , KLutje- Highest observe^ st^age in period :of record, 82.^53 

on Apr. 27;. . Records ^available: 1948-49.' Apr. 27,,; Q2:. 52;; Opt, ',1V, 82,85.

 Records; available: { r1934-42, , l;946-49."

Apr.' 27, 93:05; 'Oct.-19,"93.41. - '''.''] I ^ "< : ';..'; 'i '

ll-Q-28bc» Rathjie. Highest' '.observed 's'ta^ge rln,' 'period' ofc record, 2^-42 

on i July. 8. "^qords^ya^latjle 19:46-49'.!^,, ;', .". : ' ' '. ,.".;' ; .- . ;

JanMar.

7 

12

30-49, 

29. Q7 '

: Apr.

J.uly 2Q i-- , . 

,B -,-.?

' . ^9 .-ao1

,29 .-42 ,

| Jlav., -1C, - t ', -. 30.28.
NFBRASKA, HARIAN COUNTY 225

12-7-21da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 15.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 1,777.75 feet above sea level. 

Highest observed stage in period of rerord, 7.64 on June 14; lowest, 10.07 

on Nov. 1. Records available: 1949. June 14, 7.64; July 11, 8.37; 

Sept. 1, 9.55; Nov. 1, 10.07.

13-5-3dd. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter It inches, depth 24.6 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,674.07 feet above sea level. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 16.30 on June 14; lowest, 17.48 

on Sept. 1. Records available: 1949. June 14, 16.30; July 11, 17.32; 

Sept. 1, 17.48; Nov. 7, 17.43. '

13-5-19aa. Clayton. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

23.91 on Mar. 7. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

Water 

level

24.75 

23.91

Date

Apr. 20 

July 12

Water 

level

24.16 

25.00

Date

Sept . 1 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

25.68 

25.82

13-6-27CC. Lock. Records available: 1935-40, 1942, 1944, 1946-49-

Jan. 

Mar.

3 

7

9.42 

7.72

Apr. 

July

20 

11

7.75 1 

8.95 1

Sept . 

Nov.

1 

7

9.85 

9.70

Harlan County

1-17-lda. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan . 18 

Mar. 16

Water 

level

a6.62 

a5.36

Date

May 23 

June 22

Water 

level

a3.20 

a2.79

Date

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

a6.60 

6.42

Date

Dec- 1 

23

Water 

level

6.33 

6.32

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior1-17-llaa. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9-40 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16

a!3.14 1 Apr. 19 

a!2.70 | May 23

a!2.50 

all. 88

June 22 

July 22

a 9.40 

a 10. 50

Oct. 21 

Dec. 23

all. 25 

12.27

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interiorl-17-12cb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.51 on June 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 18 

Mar. 16

Apr- 19

a6.88 

a6.04

a5.98

May 23 

June 22

July 22

a5.52 

a3.51

a4.79

Oct. 21 

Nov. 10

a6.83 

7.00

Dec. 1 

23

7.07 

7.02

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. 

l-17-12dd. Mrs. Godeken. Records available: 1946-49-

Jan. 19 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a!7.76 

a!7.03 

al6.74

May 23 

June 22

a!6.31 

a!4.80

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a!7.02 

a!7.01

Dec- 1 

23

16.92 

17.16

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior.

l-17-13bb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 11.01 on July 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan . 18 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 19

a!3.67 

a!3.06 

a!2.83

May 23 

June 22 

July 22

a!2.65 

all. 50 

all. 01

Oct. 21 

Nov. 8

a!3.21 

13.47

Dec. 1 

23

13.68 

13.69

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior
226 WATER IFVHS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-18-33cd. Feese. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

11.75 

10.80

-Date

June 11 

Aug. 6

Water 

level

9.00 

9.38

Date

Oct. 8 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

10.80 

11.02

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

11.22

2-19-5cb. Short. Highest observed stage in period of record, 19.99 

on June 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

20.96 

20.32

Date

June 11 

Oct. 8

Water 

level

19.99 

21.40

Date

Nov . 19

Water 

level

21 .04

2-19-17da. Korte. Records available; 1946-49.

Date ~

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

21.68 

20.12

Date

June 11 

Aug. 6

Water 

level

19.37 

20.68

Date

Oct. 8 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

21.72 

21.63

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

21.49

2-19-26bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 34.75 on Aug. 6. 

Records available; 1948-49.

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

34.92 1 June 11 

34.85 1 Aug. 6

34.79 | Oct. 8 

34.75 1 Nov. 19

34.78 1 Dec. 21 

34.79 1

34.76

2-19-28dd. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 6.59 on June 11. Records available; 1940-41, 1946-49.

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

8.35 1 June 11 

7.66 \ Aug. 6

6.59 I Oct. 8 

8.92 1 Nov. 19

9.50 1 Dec. 21 

9.15 1

9.03

2-19-34bc. Fishbeck. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

19.53 on June 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

20.53 

20.20

Date

June 11 

Oct. 8

Water 

level

19.53 

21.80

Date

Nov. 19 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

21.34 

21.20

3-17-21da. Remke. Records available: 1935-42, 1948 

made in 1949.

3-17-27bb. University of Nebraska. 

1948. No measurements made in 1949.

No measurements 

Records available: 1935-40, 1942,

3-20-7ab. Struve. Highest observed stage in period of record, 29.10 

on June 11. Records available; 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

29.70 

29.30

Date

June 11 

Aug. 6

Water 

level

29.10 

29.95

Date

Oct. 8 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

29.80 

29.55

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

29.45

3-20-16bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.89 on June 11. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

10

7

7.50 

5.82 I

June 

Aug.

11

6

3.89 1 

7.40 9

Oct. 

Nov.

8 

19

8.10 

7.57

|De«. 21 7.40

3-20-l8ca. Fish Implement Co. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr- 7

Water 

level

14.70 

14.22

Date

June 11 

Oct . 8

Water 

level

13.59 

14.77

Date

Nov. 19

Water 

level

14.77

3-20-22dd. Murdock. Highest observed stage in period of record, 24.13 

on June 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

24.87 

24.52

Date

June 11 

Aug. 6

Water 

level

24.13 

25.06

Date

Oct. 8 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

25-50 

24.95

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

24.81
NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 227

3-2O-25cc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Records 

available: 1946-4?.

Date

Feb. 10 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

14.32 

13.20

Date

June 11 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

11.56 

13.23

Date

Oct. 8 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

15.02 

15.07

Date

Dec. 21

Water 

level

14.97

Hayes County

5-32-25bc- Joy. Records available: 1934-43. Measurements discontinued.

5-33-30cb. Scott. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.86 

on June 9. Records available; 1946-49.

Apr. 

June

6 

9

18.83 1 

17.86 |

July 

Aug.

19 

26

a!9.32 1 

a!9.72 |

Oct. 

Nov.

6 

17

19.40 

19.14

I Dec. 20 19.13

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

5-33-31dc. 

1946-49.

University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-44,

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 9

12.92 

12.14 

11.54

July 19 

Aug. 4

a!2.08 

13.08

Aug. 26 

Oct . 6

13.92 

13.30

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

12.85 

13.17

By Bureau of Reclamation, U

5-34-28bc. Schreiber. Highest 

57.03 on June 9. Records available:

S. Dept. of Interior.

observed stage in period of record, 

1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

6

57.39 ] 

57.20 1

June 

July

9 

19

57.03 1 

a57.32 |

Sept. 

Oct.

2 

6

a58.24 

57 .SO [

Nov. 

Dec .

17 

20

57.68 

57.61

a By Bureau' of Reclamation, U.

5-34-30ba. Geological Survey, 

served stage in period of record, 9

S. Dept. of Interior.

U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest ob- 

.63 on Feb. 8. Records available: 1946-

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 9

9.63 

10.45 

10.05

July 19 

Aug. 4

alO.93 If Aug. 26 

11.20 | Oct. 6

all. 38 

11.16

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

10.98 

10.85

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

5-34-35ac. Lady. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28.02 

on June 9; lowest, 30-94 on Aug. 4. Records available; 1948749.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

6

29.34 

28.57

June 

Aug.

9 

4

28.02 

30.94 I

Sept. 

Oct.

2 

6

a29.95. 

29.90

1 Dec. 20 1 29.79

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior5-35-17da- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.83 on'Feb. 8. Records available; 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6

Water 

level

6.83 

7.96

Date

June 9 

AUK- 4

Water 

level

7.70 

9.20

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

8.69 

8.62

7-34-4ac. Laird & Ward Estate. Records available: 1934-41. Measurements discontinued.

Hitchcock County

2-33-2aa- Wertz. Highest observed stage in period of record, 9.51 

on Apr. 4 and June 8. Records available; 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. '4

Water 

level

10.04 

9.51

Date

June 8 

July 5

Water 

level

9.51 

alO.56

Date

Sept. 12 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

alO.78 

10.52

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

10.40 

10.35

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior
228 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-33-3bd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J Inches, reported depth 44 feet- Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,682.78 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.08 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 10-79 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949. Oct. 6, 10.79; 

Nov. 17, 10.44; Dec. 19, 10.08-

2-33-Zdd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, reported depth 40«4 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,680-70 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.64 on June 7; 

lowest, 9.55 on Oct. 6. Records available; 1949.

Date

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr- 28

Water

level

a8.89 

a8.74 

a8.73

Date

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a8.64 

a8.89 

a9.54

Date

Sept . 2 

Oct . 6

Water 

level

a9.50 

9.55

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec- 18

Water 

level

9.28 

9.22

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior.

2-33-4ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U« S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J Inches, reported depth 35 feet- Keasuring 

point, tcp of pipe, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum, 2,593-83 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12.54 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, 13.28 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949. Sept. 7, 13.18, by 

Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior} Oct. 6, 13.28; Nov. 17, 

12.87; Dec. 19, 12.54.

2-33-4da. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, reported depth 35-7 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,685.93 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.41 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, R.05 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949. Oct. 5, 8.05; Nov. 16, 

7-63; Dec- 19, 7.41.

2-33-6cb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.69 on Apr. 4. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 8 

Apr. 4 

June 6

8.65 

7.69 

8.94

June 20 

July 5 

Aug. 3

a8.74 1 Sept- 7 

9.32 1 Oct. 4 

10.12 §

alO.14 

10.35

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

9.97 

9.65

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-33-8aaal. Bureau of Reclamation; U. S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J- inches, reported depth 31.6 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0-70 foot above land-surface datum, 2,692.73 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 0.80 on Apr- 28; 

lowest, 6.60 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949.

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28 

June 7

aO.94 1 July 5 

a -80 I Aug. 3 

al.14 \

al-47 

a2.57

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

a3.44 

6.60

Nov. 15 

Dec- 18

2.97 

2.07

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U> S. Dept. of Interior.

2-33-8aaa2. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 29-7 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,695-00 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.95 on Mar. 11; 

lowest, 9-20 on Oct. 6. Records available; 1949-

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28

a By ]

a2.79 | June 7 

al.95 I July 5 

a3.23 1 Aug. 3

a2.85 

a3.64 

a4.90

Sept .2 1 a6.12 

Oct. 6 9.20

Nov. 15 

Dec. 18

5.75 

4.77

3ureau or Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-?3-flaad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S, Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, reported depth 30.0 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2, 697-91 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.57 on Feb. 8; 

lowest, 12.15 on Oct. 4. Records available: 1949.
 NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 229

2-33-Saad Continued.

Date

Feb. r8' 

Mar- ,11 Apr. 28

Water 

 level

a5-57 

a5.98 

a5.98

Date

June 7 

July 5 f 

Aug . 3 ;

Water 

level

a5.65 

a5.81 

a7.59

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 4

Water 

'level

a8.76 

12. IB

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

8.95 

7.90

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior2T33-8ada. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 39.4 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 footi above land-surface datura^ 2,704.35 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 13.60 on Dec- 17; 

lowest, 15.17 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949. Oct. 6, 15-17; Nov- 15, 

14-90; Dec- 17, 13-60.

,2-33-8dad. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter ,1-J, inches, r eported- depth : 64 .'0 feet. Measuring 

point., top of pipe, 1.20 feet above land-surface datum, 2,752.92--feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5Q.13 on July 5; 

lowest, .50.90 on Oct <: 5. Records available: .;19"49. '

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28

a50.75 1 June 7 

a50.46 I -July 5 

a50.32 1 Aug. 3

a50.25 

a50.13 

a5Q.20

Sept., 2, 

Oet, 5

&50-90 

.50.34

Nov. 15 

De"c. 18

- i

50.60 

5Q.B2

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. <sf Interior2-33-8dda- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Det>t. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-5-, inches, reported depth 56.7 feet. .Measuring 

point, top of-pipe, 3-0-feet above land-surface datum^ 2,762.il feet above 

sea lev,el*. Highest observed stage in period of record, 46.62, on Nov. 15; 

lowest, .4&-2Q on Aug, 3< Records available: 1949. , . Date.

Aug. 3 

Sept . £

Water 

lev? 1

aiS'.gO 

a46.£3

Date

Oct. 5 ' . I 

Nov. 15 ;

Water 

level

46.05 

46.02

Dat e " '

Dec. -18 .

Water 

level

46.10

a By Bureau o'f "Reclamation," U- S." Qept. of -Interior^-

2-.33-8ddd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. . Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1--J inches, reported depth 56.7 feei. Measuring 

point^ top of pipe, 1*,0 foot above land-s,urface datum, 2,775.'41 feet above 

sea level. Highest o;bs,erved stage in period of record, 55-15 on Sept. 2; , 

lowest, 55.95 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949.'

Aug. - 

Sept .

3- -i 

2

a55.3ol 

a55.15 1

Oct. 

Holv.

-6r'..,

15

55 .95 

55.18 I

De'ci'. 17,!. 

i ; i 

55.29

a,By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept, of Interior.

2-33-9ac. Bureau.of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of, Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter li1 inches, reported depth 35.1 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0-6 foot above, land-surface datum, 2,715.07 feet.above 

sea level. Highest observe?! stage in period of >.ec.orla, 27-17 on Mar- .11; 

lowest, 27.78 on Sept. 2. Records available; 1949.

Date '

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28

. Water 

level ,

a27.50 

a27.17 

a27.28

Date

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. -3

Water 

level

a27.34 

a27.30 

a27.62

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct . 5

Wat er , 

level

a27.78 

27.67

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

27.56 

27.52

&' By Bureau of Reclamation, U. & Depti of Interior.

 2-33 -9ad. .Burefiu>of Reclamation, tJ. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well>'diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 39.6 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, D-5 foot above lancj.-surface datum, 2,711.52 feet above 

sea level. ~Highest observed stage in period of record,. 28-35 on July 5; 

lowest, 29.49 on Anr. 28. Records available: 1949.

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28

a28.86 

a28.68 

a29.49

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

a28-38 

a28.35 

a28.52

Sept 2 

Oct. 5

a28.76 

28.79

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

28.73 

28.67

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
230 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-33-9bcal. McConnell. Drilled Irrigation well, diameter 24 Inches, 

reported depth 29.0 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, 0.5 foot above 

land-surface datunj. Highest observed stage In period of record, 3.94 on 

June 7, 1949; lowest, 8.90 on Aug. 3, 1949. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

June 30, 1948 

Aug. 31 

Sent. 28 

Oct. 27 

Dec. 3

Water 

level

a5.05 

a5.05 

a6.25 

a5.25 

a4.85

Date

Feb. 8, 1949 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28 

June 7 

July 5

Water 

level

a3.99 

a4.07 

a4.22 

a3.94 

a4.50

Date

Aug. 3, 1949 

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6 

Dec. 17

Water 

level

a8.90 

a4-68 

5.36 

5.10

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-33-9bca2. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter li Inches, depth 31.9 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,704.95 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 15.50 on Feb. 8j lowest, 

17.39 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1949.

Date

Feb. 8 

Mar. 23 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

a!5.50 

a!5.70 

a!5.69

Date

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a!5.59 

a!6.03 

a!7.39

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

a!6.08 

16.35

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

16.35 

16.37

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-33-9bcd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, depth 41.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 feet above land-surface datum, 2,710.B8 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 18.92 on Mar. 11; 

lowest, 20.11 on Dec- 17. Records available: 1949.

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28

a!9.95 

a!8.92 

a!9.19

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

a!9 . 17 

a!9.34 

a!9.28

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

a!9.34 

19.73

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

20.05 

20.11

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-33-9bdb. McConnell. Drilled well, diameter 18 Inches, reported 

depth 32.0 feet, used to supply swimming pool- Measuring point, 

hole In turbine base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage In period of record, 13.21 on Feb. 8, 1949J lowest, 15.22 on Sept. 28, 

1948. Records available: 1949.

Date

June 30, 1948 

Sept. 2 8 

Oct. 27 

Dec. 3 

Feb. 8, 1949

Water 

level

a!3.72 

a!5.22 

a!4.55 

a!4.23 

a!3.21

Date

Mar. 11, 1949 

Apr. 28 

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a!3.45 

a!3.50 

a!3.33 

a!3.84 

a!5-05

Date

Sept. 2, 1949 

Oct. 6 

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

Water 

level

13.72 

14.05 

14.00 

13.90

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior2-33-9cbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J Inches, reported depth 31.5 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,714.27 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 19.30 on June 7; 

lowest, 22.28 on Nov. 15. Records available: 1949.

Date

Feb. 8 

Kar. 11 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

a20.00 

a!9.72 

a!9.48

Date

June 7 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a!9.30 

a!9.34 

a!9.54

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

a20.04 

21.25

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

22.28 

22.19

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 231

2-3?-9cbc- Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, reported depth 35.6 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,727.11 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27.79 on Sept. 2; 

lowest, 28.23 on Dec. 18. Records available: 1949.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

a27.81 

a27.79

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

27.95 

28.17

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

28.23

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-33-10ab. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.44 on Apr. 6. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

Apr. 6 

June 8

Water 

level

a6.80 

a6.44 

a6.69

Date

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a7.36 

a7.97

Date

Sept . 2 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

a7.91 

7.75

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

Water 

level

7.40 

7.26

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-34-7cd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 34.0 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,782.75 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.87 on Aug. 3; 

lowest, 18.40 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1949. Aug. 3, 17.87, by 

Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior; Oct. 6, 18-40; Nov. 17, 

18.21; Dec. 19, 18.04.

2-34-8add- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ Inches, reported depth 49.0 feet- Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,779.09 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 29-96 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 30.25 on Oct. 5- Records available: 1949. Oct. 5, 30.25; Nov. 17, 

30.03; Dec. 19, 29.96.

2-34-8cbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, reported depth 42.10 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.8 foot above land-surface datum, 2,773.16 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 13.37 on Aug. 3; 

lowest, 14.12 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 7

Water 

level

a!3-37 

a!4-06

Date

Oct. 5 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

14.12 

14.02

Date

Dec. 19

Water 

level

13.85

a By Bureau of Rec amation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-34-8cdd. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, reported depth 39.1 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,760.22 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.28 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 5.95 on Aug. 3 and Sept. 7. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept 

3

7

a5 

a5

.95 

.95 I

Oct. 

Nov.

6 

16

5 

5

.92 

.47

Dec- 19 5-28

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-34-8da- Pollman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 18-24 

on June 6- Records available; 1946-49-

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

19.15 

18.40

Date

June 6 

July 5

Water 

level

18-24 

a!8.58

Date

Aug. 3 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

19.76 

19.80

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

19.71 

19.37

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.
 232 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL'STATES

2-34-8dbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.. Jetted 

observation well, .diameter 1-j iiiciies, reported depth 3S..4 feat. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datura, 2,765.46 .feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period- of record, 11; . 18, on ,Aug. 3; 

lowest, 11.73 on Sept. 7. Recorda available; 1949.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 7

Water 

level

all. 18 

11.73

a By Bureau of Rec

foat-e

>0ct . 5 

;NoV- 17

Wat e'r 

level

 11 . 70 

11.45

.Date

"Dec- 19

Water level''

11,28

Lamation, U. S- Dept,. of. Interior.

2-34-lldc. Geological Survey, TJ. .S. Dept. of interior. .. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, -HK06 on June 8.' Records available:> 

1946-49. " - .

_ , Water 

Date level

Feb. 8 alO.45 

Mar. 11 alO.48 

Apr. 28 alO.20

Date"

June 8 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

alO.06 

alQ.3S 

alO.90

 Date'

,. Sept . 2 

 Oct . . 6

Water, 

level

all. 02. 

11. OS

i,Date' 

l

*Nov. -15 

;jBee. -17

Water 

level

10.73 

10 -.57

a By Bureau of^Reelamat ion,- tf S > Dent. of Interior.

,2-34-12da- L. Hall. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, 

reported, depth 3'S1 fee't^.,' Measuring point, edge of casing, 1.0'foQt above 

land-surface datum. Highest' observed .s'tage in, period of recQrfl', 13.75 an 

"June 7", 1949; lowest, 15^70 "on'Sept. ?8, '1948. 'Records/available.: '1&48-4

Date

June 30, 1948 

Aug.. 3,1 

Sept .2 8'., ', 

Oct. 27 

Deo. 3 .

Water 

level

alS.10 

a.14.85 

al5.7Q', 

a!5.36 

a!5 . 48

Date

Feb. 8, 1949 

, Ma-r. 11 

.Apr, 38 ,.,. 

, June . 7 

July. '$ . : ...

.rWatesr 

level

a!4.80 

a.14.42 

a;i4.06 " 

aW-75 

al4-16

Date '

Augt' 3, ,1949 i 

Sept. . ; .2 

, -Qct . 6 

riov. 15 ' 

Oec.;i7.'. f

Water 

level

!a!5»22 

a!5.38 

' 15,01 

15. .18

,,15-lQ

'a By. Bureau. of Reclamation,. 'Qi S».-Dept. of Interior,.

- - 2-34-16oc. Bureau ofir ,Reelamationr U-. S> > Dept . of .JnterkQr. Jetted 

.observation, well, .diametie.r 1^. inches, .4eptji 36-2 feet,- Measuring point,.. 

top .of pipe, 1»8 feet aho.ve, Ja.rid-surfacet ,,d9,t.um, 2,7617".'?6..'feei l ,above aea 

level. Highest observed st^ge in .period, o,f .re QQEd,. 13.'.43 on Aug. 3;, ,. L- . 

lowest, 15'. 90 on Oct . 5- Recor.ds available : .1949 , .'-. r- L '.'..':

Aug. , 

Sept.

3 - -

2 :

a!3 

a 13 S

vOct.- -, 5

'is 13 

13 .84>* |S .' . . , "-''

13i69-

2-34-16db. Bureau 4f Reclamation, -H- S. Dej>4.- of .Interior.- -jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 39.£ feet. ' Measuring p61nt, 

top -of pipe,, 0.,5 foot above Jand-surfaoe datum, 2,762.56 fe^t. above sea 

level. Highest observed .staga .in period of record, ,,14.16 on,Aug. tSj-, ,-.,., 

Ipwest, 14.47 on Oct.. 5., Records available; ;1949. ',."-: ; -,. ,;

Aug. 

Sept .

3

2

a!4.16 

a!4.44- I

.Oct. 

Nov.

5 

15

' 14.47 

14.35

Dec. 18 ' . 1-4.22

a By Bureau of Reclamation, IJ. S. Dept, of Interior2-34-17bbb. -Bureau'of Reclamation, IJ. S« Dapt. of^ Interior.,; Jetted 

observation well, diameter \\ inches, reported depth 46 feet. Measuring 

point, .top of pipe, .1.0 foot Above land-surface datum,- 2 J!-773.7.Q_feet above 

sea level.. Highest observed stage to .period of ..record, 13.4SI on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 14.55 on Aug. 3. Records a-vaAlable: - 1949-. V ---, Aug. 

Sept.

3

a!4 .06 [

Oct. 

Nov.

5 ' 

15 ; 

,13,94 1 D 

13.85 |

BCV IS .' . 13.49s

a By Bureau of Reclamation, \}'. S;. Dept. of Interiors

2-34-17bc. Bureau-of Reclsiination, Ut S. 'Dept. *6f Interior. "Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, reported depth 42.7 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.4 foot above land-surface datum, 2,769.84 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.52 on Sept- 7; 

lowest, 9.60 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.
NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 233

2-34-17bc--Continued.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 7

Water 

level

aS.Sl 

a8.52

Date

Oct. 5 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

9.60 

9.40

Date

Dec. 19

Water 

level

9.20

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

2-34-lSabb. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 44 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,V81.S4 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 17.77 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 18-27 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a!7.90 j 

al8.27 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

18.17 

17.94

| Dec. 19 17.77

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior2-34-18act>. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1% inches, reported depth 51.9 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,785.66 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 20.50 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, 21.22 on Aug. 3. Records available; 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3

2

a21 

a21

.22 I 

.03 1

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

20 

20

.87 

.62

I Dec- 19 20 .50

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept.of Interior2-34-18acc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, reported depth 40 f e.et. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,774.78 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8-30 on Sept. 2; 

lowest, 8.65 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3

2

a8.61 1 

a8.30 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5

17

8.65 

8.42

| Dec. 19 8.31

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

2-34-18bbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- inches, reported depth 51 feet- Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,793-06 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 23.82 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, 25.11 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3

2

a24-94 

a25.11

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

24.44 

24.09

1 Dec- 19 23.82

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

2-34-18bcc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dent- of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter I'j inches, reported depth 45.8 feet- Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,784-37 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 12.87 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, 14.15 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a!3.61 

a!4.15 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

13.35 

13.04

1 Dec- 19 12.87

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior2-34-19aad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 32.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 2,775.00 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.41 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 10.98 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

alO-88 

alO.84 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

10-98 

10.57

| Dec. 19 10.41

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior.

2-34-19abc- Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 24.5 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum,- 2,771.52 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.74 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 3.73 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1949-
234 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-34-19abc Continued.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

a3.73 

a3.68

Date

Oct. 5 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

3.55 

2.92

Date

Dec. 19

Water 

level

2.74

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-34-19acbl. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 25.6 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, at land-surface datum, 2,773.01 feet above sea level. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 5.17 on Dec- 19; lowest, 6.06 on Sept. 2 

Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a6.05 | 

a6.06 |

Oct. 

Nov.

5

17

5.94 

5.37

f Dec. 19 5.17

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-34-19acb2. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 29.3 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.5 feet above land-surface datum, 2,773.84 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.72 on Dec. 19; 

lowest, 4.29 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3 

2

a3.76 I! 

a4.25 1

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

4-29 

3.99

I Dec. 19 ' 3.72

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior2-34-19bbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 33.6 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-4 foot above land-surface datum, 2,780-37 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 7.99 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 9-05 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a9.05 I 

a8.38 |

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

8.87 

8.22

1 Dec. 19 7.99

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior2-34-20abc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 46-0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,784.49 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 26.75 on Aug. 3; 

lowest, 27.32 on Oct. 5. Records available; 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a26.75 1 

a27.15 | I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

27.32 

27.16

1 Dec- 19 26.97

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-34-20bbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J Inches, depth 28-9 feet- Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,770.28 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 7.23 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 7-96 on Sept. 2. Sept. 2, 7.96, by Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. 

Dept. of Interior; Oct. 5, 7.91; Nov. 17, 7.38; Dec. 19, 7.23. Records 

available; 1949.

2-34-20bbd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- Inches, depth 30.7 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,769.80 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 8.62 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 9-37 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3

2

a9.03 

a9.37 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

9.34 

8.82

1 Dec- 19 8.62

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior.

2-35-12dcc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- Inches, reported depth 38-7 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0-5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,798.31 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage In period of record, 21-95 on Oct. 5; 

lowest, 23.99 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.
NEBRASKA, HITCHCOCK COUNTY 235

2-35-12dcc Continued.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 2

. Water 

level

a23.44 

a23.99

Date

Oct. 5 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

21.95 

23.67

Date

Dec. 19

Water 

level

23.45

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-35-12ddd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 52.2 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,794.56 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 25.30 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 26.55 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3 

2

a25.78 1 

a26.55 1

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

25.92 1 

25.52

Dec. 19 25.30

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-35-13bbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U« S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter l£ inches, reported depth 44 feet- Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.2 feet above land-surface datum, 2,799.95 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 19.17 on Aug. 3; 

lowest, 20.10 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept.

3 

2

a!9.17 1 

a!9.99 1

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

17

20.10 | 

19.81 1

Dec- 19 19.59

a By Bureau of Reclamation, u> S. Dept. of Interior2-35-13bbd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Published 

in previous reports as 2-35-13bb. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

15.25 

a!4.60 

14.40

Date

Apr. 28 

June 6 

20

Water 

level

a!4.52 

14.19 

a!4.01

Date

July 5 

Aug. 3 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

a!3.96 

14.14 

14.74

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

14.55 

15.03

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-35-13bdc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, reported depth 40.1 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,790.81 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 13.36 on Dec- 19; 

lowest, 13.88 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949. Sept. 2, 13.56, by 

Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Oct. 5, 13.88; Nov. 17, 

13.65; Dec. 19, 13.36.

2-35-13ccc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 40.7 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,793.81 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage .in period of record, 11.13 on Dec. 9; lowest, 

11.49 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949. Aug. 3, 11.14, by Bureau of 

Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Oct. 5, 11.49; Nov. 17, 11.32; 

Dec. 19, 11.13.

2-35-13cd. Stratton Gun Club. Abandoned drilled stock well, diameter 

3 inches. Measuring point, edge of casing, at land-surface datum. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.42.on June 20, 1949; lowest, 6-30 on 

Sept. 28, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

July 22, 194P 

Aug. 31 

Sept .28 

Oct. 27 

Dec. 3

Water 

level

a5.39 

a5.95 

a6.30 

a5.98 

a5.65

Date

Feb. 8, 1949 

Mar. 11 

Apr. 28 

June 20 

July 5

Water 

level

a6.06 

a4.63 

a4.00 

a3.42 

a4.51

Date

Aug. 3, 1949 

Sept. 2 

Oct. 5 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

lovel

a5.49 

a6.09 

5.80 

5.30 

5.12

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

2-35-13dcc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 40.1 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum, 2,785.01 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.90 on Dec. 19; lowest, 

8.56 on Sept. 2 and Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3 

2

a7.98 

a8.56 I

Qct. 

Nov.

5 

17

8.56 

8.10

I Dec. 19 7.90

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.
235 WATER LFVFLS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

2-35-21bc- Eloomfield. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

19.77 on June 6. Records available: 1954-41, 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

20.80 

20 . 40

Date

June 6 

Aag. 2

Water 

level

19. 7^ 

19.79

Date

Sept. 13 

Oct . 5

Water 

level

a20.08 

20.18

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

20.22 

20-17

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

2-35-23aa- W- Hall- Abandoned drilled stock v/ell, diameter 4 Inches, 

depth 27 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, at land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 12.25 on June 20, 1949; lowest, 

14.30 on Oct. 2, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

July 22, 1948 

Sept .28 

Oct. 27 

Dec. 3

Water 

level

a!3.64 

a!3.50 

a!4.30 

a!3.95

Date

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 20 

July 5 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

a!2.69 

a!2.25 

a!2.47 

a!3.34

Date

Sept. 2, 1949 

Oct . 5 

Nov. 17 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

a!2.70 

13.95 

13.64 

13.42

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior2-35-23cb. W. G. Hall. Abandoned drilled stock well, diameter 3 

inches, depth 41 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, at land-surface 

datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 26.93 on June 20, 1949; 

lowest, 29.05 on Oct. 5, 1949. Records available: 1948-49.

July

Aug.

Sept

Oct.

Dec.

22, 1948

31

28

27

3

a28.13

a28.45

a28.65

a28.58

a28.40

a By Bureau of -Reel

Mar. 11, 1949

Apr. 28

June 20

July 5

Aug. 3

amation, U2-35-24aa. Geological Survey,

27.85

27.69

26.93

27.15

27.69

Sept. 2,

Oct. 5

Nov. 17

Dec. 19

Si Dept. of Interior.

U- S- Dept. of Interior

1949 a27.38

29.05

28.00

27.89

Highest

observed stage in period of record, 3.67 on June 9. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6 

June 9

Water 

level

5.12 

4.21 

3.67

Date

July 5 

Aug. 2

Water 

level

a5.37 

6.39

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

a6.40 

6.25

Date

Nov. 16 

Dec. 19

Water 

level

5.59 

5.40

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-35-24abc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter l-J inches, depth 34.8 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0.6 foot above land-surface datum, 2,782.48 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.49 on Dec. 18; lowest, 

5.52 on Sept. 2. Records available: 1949.

Date

Aug. 3 

Sent. 2

Water 

level

a4.78 

a5.52

Date

Oct. 5 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

5.20 

4.67

Date

Dec. 18

Water 

level

4.49

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U> S- Dept. of Interior2-35-24ada. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-^ inches, depth 27.5 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 2,776.81 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 2.89 on Dec. 19; lowest, 

3.66 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept .

3 

2

a3.60 

a3.61 I

Oct. 

Nov.

5 

18

3.66 1 

3.12 1

Dec. 19 2.89

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior2-35-24add. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 30.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1-20 feet above land-surface datum, 2,782.71 feet above sea 

level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.40" on Aug. 3; lowest, 

8.58 on Oct. 5. Records available: 1949. Aug. 3, 3.40; Oct. 5, 8.58; 

Nov. 17, 8.31; Dec. 19, 8-03.
NEBRASKA,'HITCHCOCK COUNTY 237.

2-35-24bc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S« Dept of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter lj- inches, depth 44.4 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.2 feet abo^e land-surface datum, 2,801-40 f,eet above sea 

level. Highest observed' stage in period of record, {17.48 on Aug. 3; lowest, 

18-15 or. Oct. 5. Records, available: 1949. ; ',

Date

Aug. 3 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

a!7.48 

al7.91

Date

Oct. 5. 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

18.15 

18.08

D^te i

.Dec. t !9

Water 

level

17.98

a, Py. Bureau of ."Reclamation, IT. S. Dept. of, Interior-! t ' « > |

3-31r 14bc. Geological Survey, U- |S. Dept. of Interiori Records

available; 1946-494 ' ' * ' Date - ;

Feb. 8 ' 

Apr. 4 

June 8 .._

Water 

level

'14.08 

14.90 

14.00

Date

Jui-y .5

Aug. 4

Water 

level

a 14. 70 

14.84

flate

Sept. 12 

' Get . 6

 tb. - _t

Watesr 

level

a 14 ;55 

14*77 : 

date"

Nov. 18 

:Dee. 17 '- 

Water 

level

14.60 

 14.62

By Bureau or fRee lama t ion, - U i^o. jDept.. or interior.

3-31-17cd. "GedldgicaliSurvey, U- |S. Dept. of Interi 

served st4g& -in period of record, 6.15 eon Jjjne '&.. Record

p.. 'Higtoest ob- "*' 

available: 1946-49.

Feb. 7 

Apr. 4 

June 8

7.00 

6.92 

6.15

' July 5 ' 

Aug. 1

a7.R6' 

8.69

Sept .12 

Oct. 3

'a'8.20 * 

8.33

'Nov: 15 

Dec. 17

7.65 

7.54

By Bureau of Reclamation^ U>

 3-31-20da. Geological Survey, U. 

available; 1946-49. ,

Dept. of Interior.

S. Dept. of Interior- .Records,

Feb. 7 ( - 

Apr . 4 

June 8

8.42 8 July £ 

8.15 "Aug. 1 

7.33 |

"T. 46 

7.92

Sept .12 . 

Oct. 3

- 8.18 

8.45

Nov. vl5 

Dec. .17

, 8.25 

' 8.27

3-31-29bb. Records available: 1947-49. Aug. 1, 14.12; Oct. 3','-l3S77. 

~3-32'-llbb. Ge£logical'"Survey, U- fsV-Dept ."of Ilnt'erip"r.; s. Highest obr'^i 

served stage in period of record, 12,*6;| on-Feb. 8-. Records.; availablei ) /

1946-'

Feb. 

Apr. ''

19.

8 6' 12.65 1 

 12.96 |

June 

Aug.;

9 

4

12.83 

13.60

't '

J

Oct . 

N&Vi

6 17' 14.01 

. 15*5$

k

>

c. 13.50

3-32-lScc. Mrs. Mprthole.. Repqrds.available; ^946-49. .Feb. 9, 21."22; 

Apr. 6, 21.39; Aug.' 26,' 21.80. ' " ' ,' t ," \ !,,.,..., V ...,,., ',,,,. . 

3-32-26dd. Meintz. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 29.92 

On Aug. ag. 1. Records available: 1946-49,. ^ v -' '. , ; ' ", _,"'..''"'

Feb. 

June

7 

8

28.61 1 

28.08

July 

Aug..

5 

1

a27.95 

29.92 I

'Sept 

Oct.

12 '3 a28.72,. 

28". 88 I

HovDec.

15 

17

1,38.85 

j 28. 42

By Bureau'or Reclaiaation, 15 

S-32-31aa. 'Geological Survey, 

served stage in period of record, 5 1946-49. " .....

uept. or Interior.

tJ. S', iJ'ept.'bf Interior-. Highest 6t?- 

32 on Apr. 4. Records'available:

Feb. & 

Apr. 4 

June 8

 S-^94 I July 19 " 

6; i32'| Aug. 3 ' 

5.42 |

'&5.8O 

6': 48 :

''Sept .12 ' 

Oct. 6

a6.50- 1 Hov. 17 

' 6.67 1 Dec. 19 \-

.6-43

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U-

' tawrehce. Highest 

9.38 on June"10. Records available

S. Dept. of Interior^

obseryed stage in period of.record, 

: 1935-43, 1946-4S. . . . - Feb. ,Ti8

Apr.

Feb. 

Apr.

10.57

4-?2-30dc'. 

6., t Records

8 

6

17.36 

17.15

& By Bureau

I

June 

Aug.

103' 9.38 J 

10.57 1

Qct,. 

Nov.

Highest observed stage in 

.available? 1948-49- . - I

June 

July

of- -Reel

9 

19 *

amatj

17.58 I 

al8.03 1

ion, IT.- o

Aug. 

Sept.

* Depfc

17'6 . IQ.,96. J--Dec. 

10.641

period of record,

4 

2

18.35 1 Oct. 

al8.67 1 Dec.

. of Interior*

20 10

17.15 on

6 

20

18 

18

.39

.20

.02
238 WATFR LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

4-32-33db. Bower. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.75 

on June 9; lowest, 37.80 on Oct. 6. Records available: 1946, 1949.

Dat£

Apr. 6 

June 9

Water 

level

34.18 

33.75

Date

Sept. 2 

Oct. 6

Water 

level

35.52 

37.80

Date

Nov. 17 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

34.30 

34.21

4-33-8bb. Handel. Highest observed sta,ge in period of record, 54.43 

on June 9. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

Apr. 6

Water 

level

54.85 

54.51

Date

June 9 

July 19

Water 

level

54.43 

a54.65

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

55.64 

55.27

Date

Dec. 20

Water 

level

55-02

4-33-23ad. Geological Survey, U« S. Dept of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 11.70 on June 9. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 9 

Apr. 6 

June 9

11.82 1 July 19 

11.73 1 Aug. 4 

11.70 |

alS.OO 1 Sept. 2 

13.57 1 Oct. 6

a!3.47 

13.35

Nov. 17 

Dec- 20

12.72 

12.67

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior. 

Holt County

26-12-24aa. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42. 

No measurement made in 1949.

27-9-27dd. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 0.30 on Apr. 11. Records available: 1937-49. Apr. 11, 0.30; 

Apr. 19, 0.54; June 7, 1.40; June 23, 1-67.

27-9-34da. US 56. University of Nebraska. Records available: 

1935-49.

Mar. 21

Apr. 26

May 10

5.96

7.31

8.79

May 23 8.33

June 10 8.06

23 9.16

Aug. 1

Sept .26

Oct. 26

9.57

8.46

8.46

Nov. 7

22

Dec. 5

fl.57

8.38

fl.33

Petersen. Records available: 1935-42. No measurement

Records available: 1935-42.

27-14-28bc. 

made in 1949.

28-14-29aa. University of Nebraska. 

No measurement made in 1949.

29-ll-9bb. Highest observed stage in period of rocord, 6.75 on Aug. 31. 

Records available: 1947-49. Aug. 31, 6.75, by Bureau of Reclamation, 

U. S. Dept. of Interior.

29-ll-21bb. Murphy. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, 

U- S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1947-49. June 6, 23.49; 

July 25, 23.04; Aug. 31, 22.82; Oct. 6, 21.55.

29-12-lOcb. School district. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 24.95 on Oct. 6. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, 

U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1947-49. June 6, 25.47; 

July 26, 25.40; Aug. 31, 25.48; Oct. 6, 24.95.

29-13-13dd. Highest observed stage in period of record, 38.92 on 

Aug. 31. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of 

Interior. Records available:* 1947-49. June 6, 39.42; July 25, 40.18; 

Aug. 31, 38.92; Oct. 6, 39.22.

30-13-27cc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27.82 on 

Oct. 6. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

Records available: 1947-49. July 25, 27.87; Aug. 31, 2B.52; Oct. 6, 27-82.

30-14-23dd. Records available: 1947-48. No measurement made in 

1949.

31-14-35cb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 26-46 on 

July 25- Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

Records available: 1947-49. July 25, 26.46; Aug. 31, 26.56; Oct. 6, 26.54.
NEBRASKA, HOWARD COUNTY 239

Hooker County

35-46-34dd. University of Nebraska- Lowest observed stage in period 

of record, 20.87 on May 13. Records available: 1935-42, 1944-49.

Date

May IS 

June 8

Water 

level

20.87 

19.70

Date

July 15 

Sept. 16

Water 

level

19.21 

20.02

Date

Nov. 23

Water 

level

20.46

Howard bounty

13-9-26dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.24 on June 1. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Apr. 11 

May 3 

June 1

Water 

level

6.83 

4.43 

4.24

Date

July 1 

5 

Aug. 10

Water 

level

4.26 

4.74 

6.59

Date

Sept . 6 

30 

Nov. 1

Water 

level

6.22 

6.32 

6.55

Date

Nov. 9 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

6.58 

6.67

13-9-27ca. Placke Estate. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.18 on July 1. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1948-49.

May 4 

31

17.26 

16.87

July 

Aug.

1 

10

16.18 I 

16.39 |

Sept 

Nov.

.30 

9

16.57 

16.57

1 Dec. 6 16.62

13-10-4ad. Abandoned driven domestic well. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 2.50 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 6.13 on May 22; lowest, 11.81 on Sept. 29. Records available: 

1949.

Date

May 22 

July 8

Water 

level

6.13 

9.14

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept .29

Water 

level

11.63 

11.81

Date

Nov . 9 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

10.59 

9.79

13-10-7cd. Abandoned stock well, diameter 1^ inches. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 0.50 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 0.05 on May 23; lowest, 3.22 an Sept. 28 and 

Nov. 8. Records available: 1949.

May 

July

23

8

0.05 1 

1.90

Aug. 

Sept

5 

.28

3.00 | 

3.22 1

Nov.

Dec.

8 

6

3.22 

3.17

13-ll-20dd. Drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches. Measuring point, 

top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage 

in period of reoord, 41.29 on July 8; lowest, 42.60 on Sept. 28. Records 

available: 1949-

May 

July

27 

8

41 

41

.41

.29 |

Sept 

Nov.

.28

9

42 

42

.60 1 

.45 |

Dec. 6 42. 48

13-ll-28da. Hadenfelt. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 50.0 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at landsurface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.67 on 

July 8; lowest, 9.70 on Aug. 5. Records available; 1949.

May 

July

26 

8

7.88 1 

7.67 1

Aug. 

Sept

5 

.28

9.70 1 

9.38 |

Nov. 

Dec.

8 

6

9.51 

9.66

13-ll-29cb. Geological Survey. IT. S. Dept. of Interior. Drilled and 

driven observation well, diameter If- inches, depth 11 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 4.14 on July 8; lowest, 5.29 on Sept. 23. 

Records available: 1949.

July 

Aug.

8 

5

4.14 1 

5.14 1

Sept 

Nov.

.23

a

5.29 1 

5.17 j

Dec. 6 5.18

13-ll-36aa. Rief. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 80 feet. Measuring point, hole iinder punp base, at landsurface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.15 on July 8; 

lowest, 8-36 on Dec. 6. Records available: 1649 
240 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

13-11-36aa--Continued.

Date

May 27 

July 8

Water 

level

6.63 

6.15

Date

Sept. 28 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

8.28 

8.32

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

8.36

13-12-27aa. Geological Survey, II. S. Dept. of Interior. Drilled and 

driven observation well, diameter i-J inches, depth 10.7 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum- Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 3.76 on July 8; lowest, 5-27 on Dec- 6- Records 

available: 1949.

July 8 

Aug. 5

3.76 I Sept. 23 

4.11 1 Nov. 8

4.65 1 Dec. 6 

5.12 \

5-27

13-12-29ba. Mrs. Young. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

24.36 on July 8. Records available: 1934-42, 1948-49.

May 3 

July 8

24.95 1 Aug. 5 

24.36 | Sept. 23

25.08 1 Nov. 8 

25.77 1

26.42

13-12-32cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Drilled and 

driven observation well, diameter i^ inches, depth 20.9 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 3.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 3.88 on July 8; lowest, 6.77 on Sept. 23. 

Records available; 1949.

July 

Aug.

8 

5

3.88 

5.99 I

Sept 

Nov.

.23

8

6.77 

6.72

1 Dec . 6 6.72

14-10-4ca- Svoboda. Highest observed stage in period of record,- 

27.21 on Nov. 9. Records available: 1948-49.

May 

June

2

1

27 

27

79 

58

Aug. 

Sept

10 

.29

27 

28

.33

.00 I

Nov. 

Dec9 

6

27 

27

.21 

.71

14-10-8dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Drilled and 

driven observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 18.8 feet. Measuring 

point, top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 5.24 on Aug.' 10; lowest, 6.45 on Dec. 6. 

Records available; 1949. Aug. 10, 5.24; Sept. 28,-5-44; Nov. 9, 5-97; 

Dec. 6, 6.45.

14-10-14bb. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4-92 on May 2. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1948-49.

May 2 

31

4 

5

.92 

.21

! Aug. 

Sept

5 

.29

6 

6

23 

58

Nov. 

Dec.

9 

6

6 

6

68 

70

14-10-28dd. School district. Domestic well, diameter 1^ inches. 

Measuring point, top of pipe, 3.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.06 on May 22; lowest, 5.47 on Dec. 6. 

Records available; 1949.

May 

Aug.

22

5

4-06 

5.40

Sept.29 

Nov. 9

5.42

5.44

Dec. 6 5.47

14-10-30ba. Domestic well. Measuring point, top of casing, 0-5 foot 

above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 13.40 

on Aug. 10; lowest, 16.66 on Sept. 29. Records available: 1949. May 24, 

13.80; Aug. 10, 13.40; Sept. 29, 16.66; Nov. 9, 13.81.

14-ll-36dc. Stock well, Measuring point, top of casing, 2.0 feet 

above land-surface datum. Highest 'observed stage in period of record, 34.59 

on Dec. 6; lowest, 36.56 on Aug. 10. Records available: 1949. May 24, 

36.02; Aug. 10, 36.56; Dec- 6, 34-59.
NEBRASKA, HOWARD COUNTY 241

15-9-9aa. Edwards. Highest observed stage in period of record, 31.00 

on Oct. 6 and 7; lowest, 32-91 on Feb. 20. Records available: 1948-49. 

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

DET

1 

2 

Z 

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

yj Jan.

32.74 

32.68 

32.71 

32.70 

32.74

32.78 

32.75 

32.80 

32-85 

32.85

32.84 

32.80 

32.77 

32.78 

32.78

32.85 

32.84 

32.80 

32.85 

32.83

32.82 

32.82 

32.83 

32.86 

32-86

32.84 

32.79 

32.86

32.83

Feb.

32-86 

32-86 

32-81 

32-83 

32-81

32.83 

32-82 

32.85 

32.88 

32.88

32.83 

32.86 

32.89 

32-87 

32.83

32.89 

32.86 

32-89 

32-89 

32-91

32-89 

32-86 

32-85 

32-88 

32-89

32.87 

32-88 

32.89

Mar 

32.86 

32.85 

32-84 

32-80 

32-79

32-83 

32-82 

32-74 

32.76 

32.77

32.78 

32-74 

32-76 

32.77 

32.77

32.70 

32.69 

32.69 

32.67 

32-63

32.59

.....

Apr.

32-36 

32.33 

32.32 

32-31 

32.28

32.25 

32.24 

32.24 

32.22 

32.22

32.21 

32.17 

32.12 

32.14 

32.16

32.10 

32.12 

32.10 

32.08 

32.08

32.04 

32.04 

32.04 

32.02 

32.00

31.99 

32.01 

31.99 

31.95

*Z-1 Q-l

May

31.90 

31.92 

31.89 

31.89 

31.91

31.91 

31.90 

31.86 

31.85 

31.84

31.84 

31.83 

31.80 

831.80 

831.78

831.72 

31.74 

31-75 

31.76 

31.75

31.69 

31.72 

31.73 

31.73 

31.69

31.68 

31-66

31.65 »ZT CK

31.64

31.64

June

31.60 

31-61 

31.63 

31.62

31.54 

31.53 

31.51 

31.50 

31.48

31-47 

31-43 

31.43 

31.42 

31.42

31.39 

31.36 

31.38 

31.36 

31.32

31.35 

31.32 

31.28 

31.29 

31.28

31.28 

31.28 

31.28

rz-\ OC

31.25

July

31.28 

31.28 

31.28 

31.29 

31.29

31-31 

31.31 

31.32 

31.33 

31.33

31.32 

31.28 

31.25 

31.22 

31.20

31.16 

31.12 

31.15 

31.15 

31.11

31.16 

31.13 

31.11 

31.09 

31.09

31.08 

31.12 

31.14

Aug.

31.10 

31.11 

31.10 

31.09 

31.09

31.09 

31.08 

31.06 

31.07 

31.06

31.07 

31-07 

31-07 

31.07 

31-07

31.07 

31.07 

31.06 

31.07 

31.09

31.08 

31.06 

31.06 

31.06 

31.06

31.05 

31.07 

31.07 

31.05

31.08

31.07

Sept

31.07 

31.04 

31.03 

31.06 

31.07

31.05 

31.05 

31.08 

31.08 

31.07

31.01 

31.03 

31 . 10

31.08 

31.06

31.06 

31.06 

31.07 

31.05 

31.02

31.05 

31.06 

31.05 

31.05

31.02

Oct.

31.01 

31.03 

31.02 

31.06 

31.03

31.00 

31. OO 

31.09 

31.09 

31.06

31.07 

31.08 

31.12 

31.14 

31.10

31.06 

31.07 

31.05 

31.07 

31.07

31.09 

31.09 

31.15 

31.15 

31.12

.....

31.08

Nov.

31.08 

31.12 

31.12 

31-14 

31.14

31-12 

31.08 

31.02 

31.02 

31.03

31.03 

31.10 

31.10 

31.11 

31.11

31.15 

31.15 

31.15 

31.11 

31.16

31.17

31-11

<ZT } rj

<ZT T 17

Dec31-18 

31-17 

31-18 

31.20 

31.12

31.18 

31-23 

31.20 

31.11 

31.11

31.24 

31.66

31.27 

31.30

31.29 

31.32 

31.35 

31.43 

31.31

31.29 

31.28 

31.29 

31.28

31.26

31.24

a Interpolated.

15-9-12cb- Baker. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 4 feet, depth 

35 feet. Measuring point, edge of concrete curb, at land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.27 on June 30, 1949; lowest, 

11.06 on Oct. 1, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

May 21, 1948 

Oct. 1 

Apr. 26, 1949

Water 

level

10.26 

11.06. 

8.91

Date

June 2, 1949 

30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

8.51 

8.27 

9.21

Date

Sept .27, 1949 

Nov. 7 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

9.71 

9.72 

9.88

15-10-12ca- Hanson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

64.63 on June 30; lowest, 66.98 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

May 31

Water 

level

65.28 

64.88

Date

June 30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

64.63 

66.98

Date

Sept. 27 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

66.27 

65.70

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

65-51

15-10-19ab. Ward. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.53 

on Sept. 2. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

May 2 

June 30

Water 

level

9.96 

9.88

Date

Sept. 2 

Nov. 9

Water 

level

11-53 

11.24

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

11.24

l5-10-34cb. Mrs. Anderson. Highest observed stage in period of 

records 16.66 on June 30. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

19 

31

17 

17

-97 

.74 1

June 

Sept

30 

27

16

17

.66 1 

.35 |

Nov. 

Dec9 

6

17.31 

17.45
242 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

16-ll-7cc. Lind. Highest observed stage in period of record, 16.31 

on Nov. 29. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

May 2 

31

 Water 

level

18.02 

18.08

Date

June 30 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

18.01 

19.36

Date

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

Iftvel

19.24 

16.31

16-ll-27dc. Mrs. Augustyn. Records available: 1934-43, 1948. No 

measurements made in 1949.

16-ll-32ab. Gerdes. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.75 on June 30; lowest, 18.56 on Aug. 3. Records available: 1948-49.

Water Da* 6 level

May 2 17 . 12 

31 17.09

Date

June 30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

16.75 

18.56

Date

Sept. 2 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

17.74 

17.56

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

17.63

Jefferson County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Johnson County 

No measurement 1 made in 1949.

Kearney County

5-13-4bc. Larson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 120.37 

on Jan. 14. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 14 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

120.37 

120.77

Date

June 10 

July 27

Water 

level

120.57 

120.58

Date

Sept .28 

Nov. 21

Water 

level

120-97 

120.52

5-13-18cd. Christensen. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

106.17 on July 27. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 18, 106.60; June 13, 

106.27; July 27, 106.17; Sept. 28, 106.24-

5-13-33cc. Raun. Highest observed stage in period of record, 138.65 

Nov. 21; lowest, 140.60 on July 27. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 14 

Apr. 18

138.98 | June 13 

139.34 1 July 27

138.86 | Sept. 28 

140.60 1 Nov. 21

1139.14 

|138.65

5-14-16cb. Peterson. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 17 

Apr. 18

142.04 1 June 13 

141.98 1 July 27

141.62 I Sept .28 

141.59 1 Nov. 25

142.02 

141.70

5-14-33bb. Mrs. Nielson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

158.22 on Nov. 25. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

17 

18

158.39 

158.52 I

june 

July

13 

27

158.44 

158.38 {

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

25

158.37 

158.22

5-15-3ba. Thomson. Stevens Type A-35 60-day automatic water-stage 

recorder installed Sept. 15. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

103.24 on Nov. 8- Records available: 1947-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

3

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

Jan.

104.58 

104.38

104.56 

104.73 

104-89

104.91 

104.86 

104.93 

alOS.08 

al05-09

Feb.

104.53 

104.53 

104.50

* 104.59 

104.45 

104.74 

104.85 

104.89

Mar.

104.59 

104.56

104.53 

104 . 43 

104.53

104 . 75 

104.70 

104.58 

104.69 

104.70

Apr104.59

104.64 

104.64 

104.50

104 . 48 

104.52 

104.52 

104.58 

104.64

May

104-39 

104-51

104.45 

104.45 

104.60

104.60 

104.60 

104.36 

104.42 

104-42

June

104.24

1 HA c»O

104.65 

104.60 

104.47

104.33 

104.34 

104.33 

104.40 

104.40

a Interpolated.
NEBRASKA, KKARHEY COUNTY 243

5-15-3ba Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17

1 O

19

20

21

22

OT

24

25

26 

on

OQ

29

30

31

Jan.

a 105. 06 

104.78 

104.51 

104.52 

104.80

105.03

Feb.

104.54 

104 . 65 

104.65 

104.65 

104.51

104.66 

104.66

104 . 70

104 . 82

104. R8

104.70 

104.63

104.51

104.70

104.72

104.58 

104.77

104.77

Mar.

104.68 

104.60 

104 . 67 

104.81

104.30

104.52 

i r>A. f^o

104.48

104.53

104 . 53

104.53 

104.51

104 . 55

Apr.

104.64 

104.39 

104.33 

104 . 70 

104.74

104.59 

104.53

104.62

104.53

104 . 43

104.39 

104.51

104.57

104.46

104.37

104.58 

104.61

104.55

104.38

104.16.

May

104 . 42 

104.42 

104.32 

104.35 

104.34

104.28 

104.25

a!04.45

a!04.25

104.45

104.00

......

104.35 

104.32

104.30

104.32

104.29

June

104.33 

104.18 

104.29 

104.33 

104-30

104.25 

104.38

104.59

104.50

104.28

104.41 

104.33

104.12

104-12

104.24

104.30

T (14 dP

104-45

104.32

104.41

a Interpolated.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

5

6

7

8

10

11 

121 "^

14

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22

0*

24

25

26

27

QQ

QQ

30

31

July

104.48 

104.43 

104.30 

104.24

104.23

104.23 

104.28

104.40

1 riA. f^~\

104.47

104.32 

104.26

104.25

104.32

104.31

104.26 

104 . 11 

104.34 

104.34 

104.17

104.44 

104.46

104.37

104 27

104.26

104.32 

104 . 49

104.53

104.66

104.61

104.55

Aug.

104.37 

104.39 

104.36

104.52 

104.52

104 . 42

104 . 43

104 . 50

104.52 

104.52

104.44

104.44

104 . 45

104.48 

104.53 

104.42 

104 . 48 

104.54

104.47 

104.41

104.40

104-50

104.58

104.62 

104 . 43

104.43

104.43

104.43

104.48

Sept.

104.47 

104.26 

104.11 

104.30

104.54

104.57

104.38

104.28

104 . 02 

104.22 

104.35 

104.36 

104.15

104.33 

104.25

104.18

104.18

104.00

104.22 

T n& PP

104.30

104.20

104.05

Oct.

104.12 

104.10 

104.18 

104.20

104.07

103.90 

103.90

104.36

104.36

104.20

104.30 

104.30

104-35

104.40

104.25

104.00 

104.04 

103.95 

104.11 

104-10

104.18 

104.19

104.35

104.35

104 . 12

104 . 12 

103 . 98

104.05

104.05

104.11

104.08

Nov.

104.03 

104.16 

104.12 

104.20

104.22

104.08 

103.90

103.24

103.30

103.33

104.08

104.19 

104.20 

104 . 15 

103.92 

104.23

104.30 

104.00

104.86

T A^ QQ

104.05

103.86

T A"5? Qft

104.07

104.19

104.19

Dec.

104.17 

104.09 

104.29 

104.37

103 . 73

103.91 

104.11

103.97

103.59

103.53

104.18

IDA PA

104.30

104.29

103.97

103 . 66 

103 . 84 

103 . 85 

103.89 

103.95

103.92

5-15-9cb. Olson. Highest observed stage In period of record, 111.56 

on Sept. 28. Records available; 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 16 

June 13

Water 

level

111.75 

111.91

Date

July 27 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

111.75 

111.56

Date

Nov. 24

Water 

level

111.64
244 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

5-16-6ac. Palk. Highest observed stage in period of record, 119.40 

on Nov.' 24- Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 15, 120-33; June 10, 120-02; 

Sept. 27, 119.70; Nov. 24, 119.40-

5-16-30da- Caswell. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

136.31 on June 10- Records available: 1947-49. Jan. 20, 136.51; June 10, 

136.31,

6-13-16db. Youngson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

86.58 on Nov. 21. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Apr. 18

Wat er 

level

87.11 

87.10

Date

June 10 

Sept .28

Water 

level

86.94 

86.89

Date

Nov. 21

Water 

level

86.58

6-14-9bc. Altitude of measuring-point 2,149.74 feet above sea level. 

Lowest observed stage in period of record, 87.22 on Nov. 25. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

17 

15

87.68 

87.56 I

June 

Sept

10 

28

87.37 

87.84

1 Nov. 25 87.22

6-14-21db. Larson- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

103.65 on Nov. 25. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

17 

18

104 . 12 

104.02 I

June 

Sept

13 

28

103 . 69 

103.97

1 Nov. 25 103.65

Nov.

6-14-25ba- Highest observed stage in period of record, 89.24 on 

25. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

18 

10

90.66 

89.50

1 July 

1 Sept

27 

28

89.35 

89.48

1 Nov. 25 89.24

6-15-lcb. Youngson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

69.51 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 17, 70.50; Apr. 12, 

70.28; June 10, 70.32; Nov. 24, 69.51-

6-15-llab. Bang. Highest observed stage in period of record, 71.35 

on Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

17 72 

72

.29 

-04 I

June 

July

10 

28

72 

73

.15 

.14 I

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

24

71 

71

4V 

35

6-15-14bb. Stadler. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

81.36 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49. Jan- 20, 82-15; Apr- 18, 

81-83; Sept- 27, 81.BO; Nov. 24, 81.36.

6-15-22ac- Worth. Highest observed stage in period of record, 95.15 

on Nov. 24. Records available; 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

20 

19

96.11 

95.87 I

June 

Sept

10 

27

95.76 

95.44

| Nov. 24 95.15

6-15-32ab. Stadler. Altitude of measuring point, 2,200.48 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 90.40 on Nov. 24. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

18 

15

91 

91

19 

25 I

June 

Sept

10 

.27

90 

90

98 

65

| Nov. 24 90 .40

6-16-14ad. Johnson. Altitude of measuring point 2,218.62 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 80.20 on Nov. 25; 

lowest, 82.65 on Apr. 12. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 12, 82.65; 

May 26, 81.69; Sept- 27, 80.67; Nov. 25, 80.20.

6-16-20bbl. Carlson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

82.33 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1934-42, 1946-49.

Apr. 

May

9 

26

84.35 

84.34 I

Aug. 

Sept

1 

27

83.95 

83.22

1 Nov. 24 82.33

6-16-25cb. Lorenzen. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

96.29 on Nov. 25. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr18 

15

97 

97

31 

45 I

June 

Sept

10 

.27

97 

96

.11 

.59

i Nov. 25 96 .29
 NEBRASKA, KMRNEY COUNTY 245

7-13-20aa- Sleason. Highest observed stage in period of record, 54.80 

on- Nov. 25. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 19 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

55.87 "55 '.60

Date

June 10 

July 20

Water 

level

55.28 

55.08

Date

Sept .28 

Nov. 25

Water 

level

55 .-10 

54.80

7-14-12cd- Shearjer. Altitude of measuring point 2,110.05 feet .above 

'sea level. Highest-observed stage in period of1 record, 51.94 on,Sept-. 28; 

lowest, 53.32 on Apr- 19. Records available: '1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr19 

19

53 

53

.13 

32f I

June 

July

10 

28

53 

52

.10 

.36 I

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

24

51

- 52

-94 

.00

7-14-18bc- Newbold.- Altitude of measuring' point . 2,129-13-feet:"above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.76 on Nov. 24. 

Records available: 1948-49t

Jan. 

Apr19 

13

34.63 1 

 34'. 51 j

June 

Sept

10 

.28 34.1

7 | Nov. 24 33.76

7-14-gOba. Burehall. 'Altitude of measuring point 2,156.26 feet above 

sea level. Highest observed stage in period of record, 74.72 on Nov. 24; 

lowest, 75.75 on June~'iO.. Records available; r 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr19 

13

75 '75 .56 

.69 1

June 

Sept

10 ".28 75 

74

.76 

.84

1 Nov. 24 74.72

7-14-30db. Oman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 69.10 

on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

19 

13

70.42 1 

70.40 1

June 

Sept

10 

28

70.34 

69.27

I Nov. 24 69.10

7-15-llad. Hokser. Highest observed stage in period of record, 33.30 

on Nov. 24. .Records available; 1947-49,. Apr. 12, 34.20; June 13, 33.97; 

Sept. 28, 33.50; Nov. 24, 33.30.

7-16-8dc. Kring Estate- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.63 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

20 

12

17.52 I 

17,30 |

May 

Sept

26 

 27

17.20 

16-76

1 Nov. 24 16.63

7-16-lldd. Black- Highest observed stage in period of record, 25-77 

on Nov. 24. Records available: ;^947-49.

JanApr.

20 

9

26 

26

.79 1 

.69 |

May 

July

26 ? 28 '

26 

25

,50 

.98, I

Sept 

Nov.

.28 

24

25 

25

.87 

.77

7-16-23da- Keene'. Highest observed stage In period of record, 64-77 

on Nov. 24. Records available; '1947.-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

20 .

9

66.07 1 

65.72 |

May 

Sept

26 

.28 ' 

65.70 

65.23

\ Nov. 24 64.77

7-16-25aa. Schneider. Altitude of measuring point 2,183.43 feet above 

sea level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 46.70 on Nov. 24. 

Records available: 1948-4^.

Apr. 

May

AprJan. 

Mar9 

26

47.69 

47-68 I

July 

Sept

29 

.28

47.33 I 

47.03 1

8-13-liJcb- Hall. Highest observed stage in 

20- Records available: 1946-49-

7 

12

6-37 

5.37 I

Apr. 

July

20 

8

4.17 1 

4.68 |

Nov. 24 46

period of record, 4

Sept 

Nov.

. 9

4

6 

6

.70

.17

.06 

.02

on

8-13-16bc- Howard. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3-18 

on Apr. 20. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

12

5-50 

4.52

Apr. 

JUly

20 

8

3.18 

3.50 I

Sept. 

Nov.

9

4

5.13 

4.99
246 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

8-14-13db. Yensen. Records available: 1930-49.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 12

Water 

level

B.45 

7.52

Date

Apr. 20 

Sept . 8

Water 

level

6.60 

8.73

Date

Nov. 4

Water 

level

8-40

8-14-19cc. Nielson- Records available: 1946-49.

Jan* 

Mar7 

12

5.25 

4.42 I

Apr. 

July

20 

8

3.56 I 

3.55 1

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

1 5.22 

1 5.10

8-14-23ba. Geological Survey, Uavailable: 1946-49.S. Dept. of Interior. Records

Jan. 

Mar7 

12

4.65 

3.83 1

8-15-21dc. Raffety

JanMar.

7 

12

6.15 

5.23

Apr. 

July

20 

8

'6

3

.X'6 

.79

Records available:

Apr. 

July

20 

8

4 

4

.08 

.65

I

Sept. 

Nov.

1946-49.

I

Sept . 

Nov.

9 

4

5 

5

8 

4

6 

6

.12

.50 

.36

8-16-23dd. Geological Survey, U« 

available: 1946-49.

S.'Dept- of Interior. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

12

5 

4

.00 

.19 I

Apr. 

July

18 

8

2

3

.42 1 

.50 |

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

4

4 

4

.75 

.85

8-16-28aa. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. 

available: 1946-49.

of Interior. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

12

6.98 

6.20 I

Apr. 

July

16 

8

4.53 1 

4.95 1

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

6.70 

6.72

Keith County

13-35-6d4. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Altitude of measuring point 3,064.88 feet above sea level. Lowest observed 

stage in period of record, 10.98 on Dec. 13. Records available: 1940-46, 

1948-49. July 20, 9.34; Aug. 12, 10.02; Oct. 6, 10.56; Dec. 13, 10.98.

13-36-3cb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Altitude of measuring point 3,110.11 feet above sea level. Records available: 1958-49.

Date

Peb . 9 . 

Mar. 4 

Apr. 12

Water 

level

9.53 

8.97 

9.04

Date

May 5 

June 8

Water 

level

8.98 

, 9-33

Date

July 7 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

7.33 

8.91

Date

Oct. 6 

Dec- 13

Water 

level

9.15 

9.08

13-36-6bc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available; 1936-49.

Peb. 9 

Mar. 4 

Apr. 12

2.96 1 May 5 

3.74 \ June 8 

3.32 I

4.23

3.57

July 7 

Aug. 12

2.69 j Oct. 6 

5.32 1 Dec- 13

5.27 

4.39

13-36-8cc. Geological Survey, U« S« Dept. of Interior. Measurements 

supplied through courtesy of platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation 

District. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.52 on June 13. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day peb.

1 ....

g

3 .... 

4 .... 

5 ....

6 .... 

7 .... 

8 ....

9 3.12

Mar.

2.44 

2.47 

2.55

2.60 

2.63 

2.71 

2.73

May

3.12 

3.17 

3.17

- 3.17 

3.06 

2.17 

2.21

June

2

OC

2

QC

2.97 

2.82 

2.83

2.68 

2.48 

2.52 

2.55

July

2 .64

2 69

2.77 

2.84

2.81 

2.86 

2.88 

2.94

Aug.

3.75

3 err

3.73 

3.78 

3.81

3.88 

3.94 

3.98 

4.03

Sept.

4 "it.

4

'n

4.30 

4.31 

4.31

4.20 

4.20

Oct.

4.03

4 on

3.98 

3.95 

3.93

3.92 

3.93

3.97 

3.98

Nov.

3.43

3

-ZI7

3.47 

3.46 

3.47

3.46 

3.43 

3.43 

3.42

Dec-

....

....
NEBRASKA, KEITH COUNTY 247

13-36-8ee--Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

18 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Feb.

3.12 

3.05 

3.04 

3.02 

2.98 

2.98

3.01 

2.99 

2.87 

2.81 

2.80

2.78 

2.66 

2.40 

2.32 

2.29

2.28 

2.32 

2.37

Mar.

2.76 

2.77 

2.78 

2.80 

2.84 

2.84

2.84 

2.88 

2.88 

2.90

2.91 

2.92 

2.93 

2.94

....

May

2.29 

2.53 

2.63 

2.71 

2.45 

2.29

2.29 

2.40 

2.55 

2.62 

2.66

2.55 

2.24 

2.30 

2.25 

2.42

2.53 

2.65 

2.73 

2.76 

2.82 

2.84

June

2.58 

2.59

1.52 

1.66 

1.77

1.90 

2.05 

1.98 

1.97 

2.03

2.07 

2.14 

2.16 

2.16 

2.27

2.34 

2.37 

2.42 

2.50 

2.58

July

3.00 

3.05 

2.95 

3.02 

3.08 

3.13

3.19 

3.27 

3.30 

3.32 

3.33

3.38 

3.41 

3.47 

3.54 

3.60

3.63 

3.68 

3.74 

3.74 

3.73 

3.75

Aug.

4.04 

4.07 

4.11 

4.12 

4.15 

4.16

4.18 

4.18 

4.20 

4.22

4.23 

4.27 

4.29 

4.32 

4.34

4.36 

4.38 

4.38 

4.38 

4.36 

4.35

Sept .

4.18 

4-18 

4.19 

4.19 

4.19 

4.19

4.18 

4.20 

4.20

' 4^21

4.24 

4.25 

4.26 

4.26 

4.26

4.26 

4.23 

4.23 

4.22 

4,19

Oct.

3.92 

3.86 

3.82 

3.82 

3.83 

3.82

3.84 

3.80 

3.82 

3.78 

3.63

3.60 

3.58 

3.56

3.54

3.54 

3.50 

3.50 

3.50 

3.48

Nov.

3.42 

3.42 

3.42 

3T40 

3.40 

3.40

3.41 

3.41 

3.40 

3.38 

3.38

3.39 

3.36 

3.35 

3.33 

3.34

3.34 

3.34 

3.36

Dec.

3 '.35

....

....

....

13-36-9ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Measurements 

supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation 

District. Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

IP

T "^

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

1.84 

1.84

....

....

....

....

....

....

Feb.

....

....

....

....

....

.28 

.10 

.04 

.00

.07 

.10 

.10

Mar.

.27 

.33 

.35

.41 

.39 

.41 

.45 

.41

....

....

.52 

.56 

.59 

.63

.65 

.71 

.71 

.58

....

May

1.17 

1.12 

1.10

.98 

.12 

.22 

.49 

.64

.80

Q-Z

Qfi

.07 

.26

.13 

.18 

.43 

.51 

.52

.12 

.23 

.43 

.30 

.49

.73 

.86 

.95 

.94 

1.05 

1.05

June

1.15 

1.26 

1.19 

.72 

.84

.24

.42 

.66

.87

QI7

(a)

.14 

.30

.60 

.79 

.52 

 72 

.91

1.02 

1.08 

1.10 

1.11 

1.20

1.28 

1.29 

1.31 

1.42 

1.48

July

1.50 

1.54 

1.62 

1.68

1.35 

1.42 

1.41 

1.49 

1.58

1.60 

1.34

1.48

1.44 

1.57

1.65 

1.73 

1.82 

1.87 

1.88

1.95 

2.00 

2.09 

2.18 

2.25

2.27 

2.34 

2.40 

2.40 

2.42 

2.48

Aug.

2.53 

2.55 

2.59 

2.64 

2.68

2.75 

2.80 

2.82 

2.84 

2.84

2.86

2

QQ

2 OQ

2.90 

2.90

2.87 

2.87 

2.84 

2.85

2.87 

2.90 

2.92 

2.94 

2.94

2.94 

2.94 

2.93 

2.90 

2.86 

2.83

Sept

2.83 

2.83 

2.83 

2.82 

2.80

2.64 

2.63 

2.60

2.59

2

CQ

2 CO

2.57 

2.57

2.58 

2.60 

2.61 

2.61 

2.64

2.64 

2.64 

2.64 

2.64 

2.66

2.67 

2.67 

2.67 

2.67 

b2.66

Oct.

2.55 

2.46 

2.40 

2.38 

2.34

2.36 

2.41 

2.45 

2.45 

2.42

2.24 

2^n

2

-zc

2.37 

2.37

2.39 

2.40 

2.40 

2.39 

2.31

2.20 

2.16 

2.15 

2.13 

2.10

2.09 

2.07 

2.06 

2.05 

2.05 

2.04

Nov.

2.02 

2.02 

2.00 

1.98 

1.97

1.95 

1.93 

1.93 

1.91 

1.89

1.88 

1.77

1.77

1.77 

1.78

1.77 

1.75 

1.74 

1.74

1.78 

1.75 

1.71 

1.68 

1.68

1.65 

1.65 

1.65

Dec-

....

1.60

....

....

....

....

a Above land-surface datum.

b Following rise caused by influent seepage.
248 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

13-37-3ab. Altitude of measuring point 3,146.47 feet above sea level. 

Records available: 1935-49.

Date

Mar. 4 

Apr. 12

Water 

level

13.40 

13.96

Date

May 5 

June 8

Water 

level

13.79 

13.96

Date

July 7 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

12.14 

13.58

Date

Oct. 6 

Dec. 13

Water 

level

14.60 

13.94

13-37-5ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1936-49.

Mar. 4 

Apr. 12

10.75 

11.47

May 5 

June 8

11.55 

11.76

July 7 

Aug. 12

10.29 I Oct. 6 

12.59 | Dec. 13

12-53 

12.34

13-38-3ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1936-49.

Feb. 9 

Mar. 5 

Apr. 12

13.00 

12.62 

12.59

May 5 

June 8

13.02 

12.68

July 7 

Aug. 12

12-04 

13.84

Oct. 6 

Dec. 13

14.16 

13.57

13-38-6ca. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1936-49.

Jan. 21 

Feb. 9 

Mar. 5

13.59 

13.20 

12.68

Apr. 12 

May 5 

June 8

12.53 

12.99 

12.79

July 7 

Aug. 12

11.69 

14.52

Oct.. 6 

Dec. 14

14.80 

14.16

13-39-19cd. McGinley. Published incorrectly in previous reports as 

13-40-19cd. Altitude of measuring point 3,314.61 feet above sea level. 

Records available: 1935-41, 1944, 1949.

Feb. 9 

Mar. 4 

Apr. 12

43.15 

42.70 

42.69

May 5 

June 8

42.79 

41.93

July 5 

Aug. 12

42.74 

42.99

Oct. 6 

Dec. 13

42.68 

42.97

13-39-34dd. Peters Estate. To convert water levels from feet above 

assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface 

datum, add 67.62. Highest observed stage in period of record, 166.07 on 

Oct. 6. Records available: 1935-42, 1949. Apr. 12, 166.69j Oct. 6, 

166.07.

13-40-22bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Driven observation well, diameter 2 inches, depth 12 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 0-9 foot above land-surface datum, 3,293.04 feet above sea 

level- Highest observed stage in period of record, 2-64 on May 8, 1942; 

lowest, 9.24 on Oct. 6, 1943. Measurements through 1947 supplied through 

courtesy of Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Jan. 31, 1939

Feb. 28

Apr. 4

May 2

June 1

30

Aug. 1

31

Sept. 30

Oct. 30

Dec. 1

Jan. 7, 1940

Feb. 2

29

Apr. 1

30

May 24

June 27

July 25

Aug. 29

Oct. 1

31

Water 

level

6.28

6.40

5.44

5-94

7.55

8-02

8.50

8.74

8-87

8.71

8.63

8-49

8.40

8.03

7.95

8.34

8.48

8-67

8.92

9.07

9.07

8.86

Date

Jan. 2, 1941

Feb. 4

Mar. 3

Apr. 10

May 5

June 6

July 1

Aug. 4

Sept. 2

Oct. 1

Nov. 4

Dec. 1

Feb. 2, 1942

2&

Apr. 7

May 8

Aug. 12

Sept . 9

Oct. 8

Nov. 13

Dec. 15

Jan. 27, 1943

Water 

level

8.56

8.44

8.18

8.44

8.29

8.38

8.44

8.76

8.87

8.60

8.21

7.77

7.33

7.18

6.63

2.64

7.96

8.35

7.95

7.45

7.31

6.90

Date

Mar. 19, 1943

May 13

June 11

July 9

Aug. 2

Sept. 15

Oct. 6

Nov. 5

Dec. 9

Jan. 15, 1944

June 8

July 10

Aug. 11

Sept. 16

Oct. 9

Jan. 10, 1945

Feb. 13

Mar. 8

Apr. 10

Aug. 2

Oct. 16

Dec. 3

Water 

level

6.82

7.68

6.88

7.56

8.33

8.97

9.24

8.74

8.36

8.40

7.19

7.75

8.06

8.60

8.62

7.39

7.40

7.48

7.74

8.22

7.85

7.47
NEBRASKA, LINCOLN COUNTY 249

13-40-22bb Continued.

Date

Jan. 31, 1946

Apr. 15

May 8

June 4

July 18

Aug. 6

Nov. 22

June 26, 1947

Water 

level

7.11

6.67

7.58

7.85

8.21

8.42

7.70

6.30

Date

Dec. 3, 1947

July 8, 1948

Aug. 5

Sept .13

Oct. 9

Nov. 8

29

Mar. 5, 1949

Water 

level

7.20

7.28

7.62

8.39

8.41

7.74

7.03

6.14

Date

Apr. 12

May 5

June 8

July 7

Aug. 12

Oct. 7

Dec. 14

Water 

level

6-34

6.94

6.59

5.54

7.77

7.52

7.02

16-38-7aa. US 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: 1936-49.

Date

Feb. 1 

28 

Apr. 30

Water 

level

10.40 

10.40 

10.00

Date

June 2 

July 29 

Aug. 31

Water 

level

9.70 

10.20 

10.50

Date

Sept. 30 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

10.40 

10-40

Date

Nov. 30 

Dec. 31

Water 

level

10.30 

10.30

16-38-30ab. University of Nebraska. 

1944- No measurement 1 made in 1949.

Records available: 1935-42,

Keya Paha County 

No neasurement made in 1949.

Kimball County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Knox County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Lancaster County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Lincoln County

9-29-4cb. Roethemeyer- Records available: 1934-42, 1944. Measurements discontinued.

10-32-17cc. Pristo. Records available: 1934-42, 1944. Measurements 

discontinued.

11-26-16bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.75 on July 7. Records 

available: 1938-49.

Date

Jan . 13 

Mar. 11

Water 

level

9.79 

9.66

Date

Apr. 19 

July 7

Water 

level

8.72 

7.75

Date

Sept . 8 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

7.96 

8.70

12-26-35db. McWha. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

10.47 

9.76 1

Apr. 

July

12-27-14aa. University

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

5.51 

5.04 1

Apr. 

July

19 

6

8 

8

.70 

.55 1

of Nebraska Records

19 

6

4 

4

.41 

.40 1

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

10-40 

10.52

available: 1935-49.

Sept . 

Nov.

7 

3

6.24 

6.47
250 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

12-27-16aa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Lowest observed stage In period of record, 5-77 on Nov. 3. Records available: 1938-49. -

Date

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

Water 

level

4.42 

4.03

Date

Apr. 19 

July 6

Water 

level

3.73 

3.20

Date

Sept . 8 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

5.57 

5.77

12-27-20dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available; 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

14.04 II 

13.90 |

Apr. 

July

19 

7

13.64 

13.52 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

13.85 

14.06

12-27-27ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District 

Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 

Apr11 

19

3.95 j

3.41

July 

Sept .

7 

8

3.92 

4.37

1 Nov. 3 4.33

12-27-28dd. Geological Survey, U« S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 11.79 on July 7. Records available: 

1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

11.85 1 

12.28 |

Apr. 

July

19 

7

11.92 

11.79 I

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

4

12.16 

12.34

12-27-36ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 2.87 on Nov. 3. Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

4.92 I 

4.85 1

July 

Sept.

7 

8

4.52 

4.65

1 Nov. 3 2.87

12-28-9bc- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.70 on Apr- 19. Records 

available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

4.82 1 

4.77 1

AprJuly

19 

7

4.70 

4.98 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

5-20 

4.91

12-28-14dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

27.60 1 

27.62 I

Apr. 

July

19 

7

27.60 

27.69 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

27.82 

S7.55

12-28-l5ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

12.10 

12.05

Apr. 

July

19 

6

11.90 

11.91 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

12.15 

12.09

13-27-32bd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

3.59 1 

2.50 |

AprJuly

19 

6

2.45 

3.22

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

4.57 

3.92

13-28-16dd. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 2.70 on Apr. 19. Records available: 

1947-49. Apr. 19, 2.70; July 6, 4.11; Sept. 8, 6.01; Nov. 3, 5-44.

13-28-21da. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available; 1938-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

4.62 II Apr- 19 

2.52 I July 7

1.69 I Sept. 8 

3.64 1 Nov. 3

5.35 

4.80

13-28-25bc. Roberts. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

3-48 on Apr. 19; lowest, 6.40 on Sept- 8- Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

5.44 1 Apr. 19 

4.11 1 July 6

3.48 1 Sept. 8 

4.80 1 Nov. 3

6.40 

5.87
NEBRASKA, LINCOLN COUNTY 251

13-28-28cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Bept. 

observed stage in period of record, 1.53 on Apr. 

Sent. 8. Records available; 1947-49.

of Interior. Highest 

19j lowest, 3.92 on

Date

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

Water 

level

2.87 

2-05

Date

Apr. 19 

July 6

Water 

level

1.53 

1.86

Date

Sept . 8

Water 

level

3.52

13-28-29cc. Langford. Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

5.09 1 

5.42 1

July 

Sept.

7 

8

4-55 

6.03

1 Nov. 3 6.16

13-28-31cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

4.92 1 

4.53 |

July 

Sept.

7 

8

5.12 

4.49

j Nov. 3 4.54

13-29-5dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept of interior- Driven 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 10-0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, at land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. Sept. 8, 

6.66; Nov. 3, 6.71.

13-29-6ba. Central Nebraska Public Power and.Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

3.50 1 

2-74 1

Apr. 

July

19

7

2.65 

3.55 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

4.50 

4.09

13-29-20bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1936-43, 1945-49- Jan. 13, 6-98; Sept. 8, 6.40; 

Nov. 3, 6.45-

13-29-20cc. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, reported 

depth 121 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 1.00 foot above 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 22-00 on 

July 7; lowest, 22.85 on Sept. 8. Records available: 1949. Apr. 19, 

22.50; July 7, 22.00; Sept. 8, 22-85; Nov. 3, 22.70.

13-29-25bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

4.35 j 3.82 I

July 

Sept.

7 

8

4.46 

5.19

I Nov. 3 5.29

13-29-35bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 15.00 on 

Sept- 8. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

17 

17

00

19 j

Apr. 

July

19

7

17 

15

.05 

.37 I

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

15 

15

-00 

.35

13-30-3ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

4.73 1 Apr. 19 

4.26 | July 7

3.40 

3.63

13-30-4cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. 

observed stage in period of record, 7.90 on Nov. 

1946-49.

Jan. 13 

Mar. 11

7-29 I Apr. 19 

7.02 1 July 7

6.65 

5.65

[

Sept. 8 

Nov. 3

5.52 

4.99

of interior- Lowest 

3. Records available;

I

Sept. 8 

Nov. 3

7.56 

7.90

13-30-9cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interiorable: 1946-49.

Records availJan. 

Mar.

13 . 

11

2.33 

2.00

1 Apr. 

1 July

19

7

1-08 

1.49 I

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

3

2.98 

2.72

13-30-13dd. Central Nebraska Public power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 9-05 on July 7- Records available: 1936-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

13 

11

10.30 

9-70

Apr- 19

7

9.83 

9.05

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

11.14 

1C. 56
252 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

13-30-21bb. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage In period, 

of record, 10-50 on July 7. Records available; 1S34-40.

Date

Jan- 13 

Mar. 11

Water 

level

11.41 

11.22

Date

Apr. 19 

July 7

Water 

level

10.61 

10.50

Date

Sept . 8 

Nov . 3

Water 

level

12.00 

11.55

13-30-21cd. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage In period 

of record, 38.35 on Nov. 3. Records available: 1947-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

38.78 1 

38.88 |

July 

Sept.

7 

8

38.74 1 

38.54 |

Nov. 3 38.35

14-30-9ca. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-49. Apr. 19, 2.83; July 7, 3.32; Sept. 8, 5.33; Nov. 3, 4.97.

14-30-l6db. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

0.24 I 

.82 |

July 

Sept.

7 

8

0.56 

1.59 |

Nov. 3 1.20

14-30-21cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 2.58 on Apr. 19. Records available: 

1946-49.

Mar. 

Apr.

11 

19

2 

2

76 1 

58 |

July 

Sept7 

8

3

4

5010 1

Nov. 3 3.86

14-30-28dc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 5.12 on July 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

JanMar.

13

11

6.44 I 

5.83

Apr. 

July

19

7

5.15 1 

5.12 1

Sept . 

Nov.

8 

3

5.98 

6.20

14-30-33cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest 

observed stage In period of record, 8.26 on Nov. 3. Records available: 

1946-49 

Jan. 

Mar .

3

11

8 

7

13 

79 I

Apr. 

July

19

7

6 

7

69 I 

29 |

Sept. 

Nov.

8 

3

8 

8

17 

26

14-32-21bb. Great Western Sugar Co. Records available: 1934-36, 

1940-41- Measurements discontinued.

14-33-17da. University of Nebraska. 

No measurement 3 made In 1949.

Records available: 1936-46-

14-33-27aa. C«ntral Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Measurements supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and 

Irrigation District. Lowest observed stage In period of record, 11.26 on 

Feb. 21. Records available; 1938-49.

Date

Feb. 8 

21 

Mar. 3 

8 

17 

Apr. 25 

May 3

Water 

level

10.90 

11.26 

10.50 

10.43 

10.40 

9.65 

9.85

Date

May 9 

16 

23 

June 6 

13 

20 

July 6

Water 

level

9.90 

9.70 

9.50 

9.23 

9.20 

.8.90 

8.35

Date

July 18 

26 

Aug: 7 

17 

29 

Sept. 6 

12

Water 

level

8.55 

8-70 

8-87 

8.94 

8.92 

8.83 

8.85

Date

Sept- 20 

Oct. 5 

17 

26 

Nov. 14 

21 

Dec- 12

water 

level

8.99 

9.25 

9.45 

9.60 

10.00 

9.80 

10.50
NEBRASKA, MADISON COUNTY 253

14-33-27da- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Measurements 

supplied through courtesy of Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation 

District. Highest observed stage in period of record, 1.58 on June 27. 

Records available: 1943-49.

Lowest daily 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

Feb.

....

5.69 

5.69 

5.69

5.67 

'5.65 

5.65 

5.60 

5.58

5.56 

5.56

5

C-Z

5.48 

5.45

5.43 

5.35 

5.18 

5.07 

4 . 96

4.83 

4.73 

4.65

Mar.

4.60 

4.60 

4.61

4.63 

4.65 

4.69 

4.73 

4.76

4.79 

4.83 

4.86 

4.90

4-96 

5 no

5.02 

5.03

5.06 

5.07 

5.08 

5.10

....

Apr.

....

....

....

....

....

4.58

4.61 

4.64 

4-67 

4.69 

4.71

May

4.73 

4.75 

4.79 

4.80 

4-83

4.85 

4.86 

4.86 

4.80 

4.71

4-63 

4.60 

4.59 

4.59 

4.45

4.36 

4.33

....

4.27 

4.25 

4.23

4-23 

4.26 

4.28 

4.31

4.36

June

4.39 

4.43 

4.46 

4.48 

4.49

4.51 

4.51 

4.52 

4.52 

4.53

4.53 

4.52 

4.48 

4.35 

3.89

3.34 

2.98

2

I7Q

2.62 

2.46

2.26 

2.01 

1.83 

1.69 

1.75

1.77 

1.58 

1.74 

1.88 

2.05

July

2.20 

2.37 

2.58 

2.80

2.60 

2.89 

3.08 

3.24 

3.36

3.45 

3.54 

3.62

3.94

....

4.34 

4.38 

4.43 

4.47 

4.50 

4.53

Aug.

4.57 

4.60

4.76

4.80 

4.82 

4.84 

4.87 

4.89

4.91 

4.91 

4.91

4.90 

4.89

4.89 

4-90 

4.90 

4.91

4.98 

4.99 

5.00

Sept .

5.01 

5.01 

5.02 

5.03 

5.02

5.01 

4.94 

4-90 

4.88 

4.85

4.83 

4.82 

4.80 

4.80 

4.79

4.78 

4.77 

4.77

4.77

4.76 

4.77 

4.77 

4.77 

4.77

4.79 

4.81 

4.83 

4.84 

4.85

t Oct.

4.85 

4.86 

4.87 

4-89 

4.91

4.92 

4.94 

4.95 

4.96 

4.95

4.92 

4.88 

4.86

4.81 

4.81

4.80 

4.80

4.82 

4.84 

4-87 

4.89

4.95 

4.97 

4.99 

5.02 

5.04 

5.06

Nov.

5.08 

5.10

....

5.31 

5.32

5.33 

5.34 

5.35

5.36 

5.38

5.39 

5.39 

5.40 

5.41 

5-42

5.43 

5.44 

5.45

Dec.

....

....

5.59 

5.60 

5.61 

5.62

5.62 

5.63 

5.64

5.65

....

....

14-33-32cd. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1936-41- 

No measurement« made in 1949.

15-31-13dd. University of Nebraska. 

No measurement * made in 1949.

16-31-4ab. University of Nebraska, 

measurement' made in 1949-

Records available: 1934-42. 

Records available: 1935-42. No

Logan County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Loup County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Madison County

21-4-34cb. Engelsgard. Records available; 

made in 1949.

1940-42. No measurements

22-l-33cb. Christian. Records available: 1935-49. Sept. 14, +0.30.

23-2-5aa. Bredehoft. Records available: 1934-37, 1940-42, 1944-49. 

Sept. 14, 3.52; Nov. 18, 3.74.

24-2-32dc. Prauner. Records available; 1934-42, 1944-49. Feb. 10, 

1948, 4.75; Oct. 18, 1948, 4.83; Sept. 14, 1949, 4.15; Nov. 18, 1949, 4.50.
254 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

McPher-son County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Herrick County

ll-8-3dd- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan- 5 

Apr. 12

Water 

level

1.89 

1.37

Date

July 5 

Sept . 6

Water 

level

1.80 

1.82

Date

Nov . 1

Water 

level

2.10

ll-8-18ab. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-48. No 

measurement < made In 1949.

11-8-19dc. City of Grand Island. Records available: 1935-45. No 

measurement > made In 1949.

12-7-7aa. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

5 

9

6 

6

82 

19 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

4 

5

.72 ! 

.13

Sept . 

Nov.

2 

1

6.44 

6.74

12-8-7dc. Highest observed stage In period of record, 8.55 on July 5. 

Records available: 1946-49.

JanMar.

5 

9

10.60 

9.97 (

Apr. 

July

13 

5

9.79 I 

8.55 1

Sept . 

Nov.

6 

1

10.05 

9.50

12-8-28dc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, +0.11 on Apr. 13; lowest, 3.42 on Jan- 5. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

5 

9

3.42 

1.34 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

+0-11 1 

1.80 |I

Sept . 

Nov.

6

1

1.75 

2.42

13-6-2bc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 4.36 on Apr. 12. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

able

Jan. 

Mar.

able

Jan. 

Mar.

able

Jan. 

Apr.

5 

8

6.52 

5.25 I

Apr. 12 

July 12

4.36 

5.05

13-6-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. 

: 1946-49.

5 

9

6.42 

5.53 I

Apr. 12 

July 5

4.16 

4-50

13-6-19cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. 

: 1946-49.

5 

9

5.39 

4.59 I

Apr. 12 

July 5

3.34 

3.52

13-6-28bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. 

: 1946-49.

5

12

6.40 

5.31

II July 5 

I Sept. 2

5.35 

7.14

1

of

1

of

1

of

1

Sept. 

Nov.

2

7

6 

6

.30 

.23

Interior. Records availSept. 

Nov.

6

1

6 

6

Interior. Records

Sept . 

Nov.

6

1

4 

5

Interior. Records

Nov. 1 6

.00 

.16

avail

.73 

.18

avail

.85 .

13-7-4bc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 2.95 on Mar- 9. Records available: 

1946-49.

JanMar.

5 

9

5.52 

2.95 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

3.67 

4.25 I

Sept. 

Nov.

6

1

4.62 

5.05

13-7-29cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 0.40 on Mar. 9. Records available: 

1946-49.

JanMar.

5 

9

2.09 

.40 I

Apr. 

July

13 

5

0.68 

2.67 I

Sept. 

Nov. !

2.52 

2.72
NEBRASKA, MERRICK COUNTY 255

14-4-18bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.97 on Mar- 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Mar. 7

Water 

level

2.97 

1.97

Date

Apr- 12 

July 12

Water 

level

2.62 

3.75

Date

Sept . 1 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

4.73 

4.47

14-5-9cc2. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 7 

Mar. 8

6.69 I Apr- 12 

5.93 | July 12

4.84 1 Sept. 2 

5-05 [ Nov. 7

14-6-15bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior, 

observed stage in period of record, 1.82 on Mar. 8. Records 

1946-49.

Jan- 5 

Mar. 8

3.40 i Apr. 12 

1.82 | July 12

2.24 1 Sept. 2 

3 . 40 I Nov . 7

14-7-21cb. Trudy. Highest observed stage in period of 

on Apr. 13. Records available: 1934-42, 1945-49.

Jan. 5 

Mar. 9

6.84 I Apr. 13 

4.85 | July 5

4.16 I Sept. 6 

5.00 1 Nov. 1

14-7-26cc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior, 

observed stage in period of record, 9.58 on July 5. Records 

1946-49.

Jan. 5 

Mar. 9

11.45 1 Apr. 13 

11.09 1 July 5

6.62 

6.47

Highest 

available :

4.96 

4.38

record, 4.16

7.10 

6.94

Highest 

available:

10.51 (Sept. 6 

9.58 | Nov. 1

15-4-15dd. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interiorable: 1946-49.

Jan. 4 

Mar. 8

8.24 1 Apr. 15 

7.89 1 July 12

10.19 

10-32

Records avail

5.61 I Sept. 2 

6.19 jNov. 7

15-4-31cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior, 

observed stage in period of record, 2.13 on Apr. 15. Records 

1946-49.

Jan. 3 

Mar. 8

5.12 1 Apr. 15 

2.45 | July 12

7.84 

8.30

Highest 

available:

2 . 13 1 Sept . 2 

3.29 1 Nov. 7

15-5-8dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior, 

available: 1946-49.

Jan- 5 

Mar. 7

13.01 1 Apr. 12 

12.65 | July 12

4.03 

4.06

Records

12.40 ISept. 2 

11.35 |Nov. 7

15-5-27dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior, 

available: 1946-49.

Jan. 5 

Mar. 8

4.19 II Apr. 12 

3.20 U July 12

11.99 

12.14

Records

2.09 | Sept. 2 

2.63 [Nov. 7

3.27 

3.68

15-8-33bc. Dinsdale Bros. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

10.69 on July 1; lowest, 16.54 on Aug. 8. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

May 2 

June 1

Water 

level

10.92 

10.77

Date

July 1 

Aug. 8

Water 

level

10.69 

16.54

Date

Sept .21 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

11.93 

11.78

Date

Dec. 2

Water 

level

11.49

15-8-34bb. 

4.02 on June 1.

Anderson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1948-49.

May 2 

June 1

4.25 \ July 1 

4.02 | Aug. 8

4.75 

7.34

Sept- 21 

Nov. 4

6.43 I Dec. 2 

6.96 1

7.14
256 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

16-3-7dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.79 on Apr. 15. Records available: 

1947-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

3.86 

3.49

Date

Apr. 15 

July 12

Water 

level

0.79 

3.58

Date

Sept. 2 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

4.85 

4.01

16-3-27cc. Pearson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

4.05 on Mar. 7. Records available: 1934-42, 1944-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

5

7

6.19 1 

4.05 1

Apr. 

July

19 

12

4.43 I 

5.54 1

Sept. 

Nov.

2

7

7.48 

7.15

Morrill County

18-52-lldd. Harden. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. 

Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 23.51 on Dec- 16; lowest', 24.11 

on July 12. Records available; 1949-

May 

July

18 

12

23 

24

66 \ 

11 |

Sept 

Oct.

.15 

12

23 

23

.76 

.68 j

Nov. 

Dec.

17 

16

23 

23

56 

.61

19-49-23cc. Guthrie Estate. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 

inches, reported depth 60 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, south side, 

0.4 foot above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 9.60 on Oct. 18, 1937; lowest, 11.86 on Apr. 5, 1940. Records 

available: 1936-42, 1944, 1948-49.

Jan. 21, 1936

Mar. 31

June 8

Aug. 7

Sept .10

Nov. 30

Apr. 6, 1937

Oct. 18

June 27, 1938

Oct. 26

June 13, 1939

11.57

11.79

10.79

10.89

10.68

11.41

11.66

9.60

10.89

11.16

11.47

Dec. 5, 1939

Apr. 5, 1940

Nov. 7

Oct. 23, 1941

Nov. 16, 1942

Nov. 16, 1944

Mar. 28, 1948

July 2

Oct. 22

Mar. 9, 1949

11.47

11.86

11.56

11.34

11.37

11.36

11.57

11.43

11.02

11.49

May 9, 1949

July 11

13

Aug. 19

Sept- 12

15

Oct. 12

Nov. 17

21

Dec. 16

11.49

11.00

10-76

9.91

10.92

11.01

10.82

11.29

11.30

11.47

19-50-30cd. Reuter. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 81 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, south side, at land-surface 

datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 23.61 on May 18; lowest, 

24.18 on July 12. Records available: 1949.

Date

May 18 

July 12

Water 

level

23.61 

24.18

Date

Aug. 15 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

23.91 

24.03

Date

Oct. 13 

Nov. 17

Water 

level

23.99 

23.81

Date

Dec. 16

Water 

level

23 . 88

19-52-26dd2. Schneider. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 83 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.7 foot above 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 18.53 on 

July 6; lowest, 23.50 on Oct. 17. Records available: 1949. May 18, 18.99; 

July 6, 18.53; Aug. 9, 19.36; Oct. 17, 23.50.

20-49-30ac. Stewart. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

15.22 on Nov. 21. Records available: 1946-49. May 9, 19.78; July 11, 

18.63; Sept. 12, 15.88; Nov. 21, 15.22.

20-50-17bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. May 8, 15.23; July 11, 13.52; Sept. 12, 11-45; 

Nov. 21, 11.78.

20-50-28bb._S^iith. Records available: 1934-42, 1944-49.

May 9 

June 21 

July 11

13.66| July 12 

13.16 Aug. 19 

13.42 Sept .12

13.45 

13.53 

13.53

Sept .15 

Oct. 13 

Nov. 17

13.61 II Nov. 21 

13.44 Dec. 16 

14.11 H

13.56 

12.38
NEBRASKA, NANCE COUNTY 257

20-50-32aa. State of Nebraska, Department of Roads and Irrigation. 

Records available: 1930-49.

Date

Jan. 5

10

15

21

25-

Feb. 5

10

15

20

25

Mar. 1

5

10

15

20

24

25

30

Apr. 10

14

Water 

level

4.72

4.64

4.56

4.62

4.60

4.64

4.71

4.59

4.35

4.22

4.41

4.38

4.37

4.47

4.51

4.57

4.54

4.58

4.74

4.70

Date

Apr. 15

19

25

30

May 2

5

8

9

15

20

25

30

June 5

6

7

11

14

20

25

30

Water 

level

4.85

4.92

5.06

4.94

4.85

4.91

4.80

4.60

4.80

4.80

4.88

5.29

5.18

5.05

4.80

4.62

4.53

4.72

4.74

5.36

Date

July 5

10

15

21

25

27

Aug. 1

5

11

16

20

25

30

Sept . 1

5

10

15

20

26

30

Water 

level

5.67

5.33

5.21

5.38

5.28

5.71

5-27

5.32

5.22

4.96

4.73

4-82

4-89

4.93

4.72

4.78

4.98

4.93

4.69

4-70

Date

Oct. 5

10

15

18

20

25

30

Nov. 6

10

15

21

29

30

Dec . 5

12

16

20

25

30

Water 

level

4.68

4.42

4.44

4.48

4.44

4.52

4.57

4.59

4.61

4.72

4.74

4.63

4-63

4.79

4.82

4.80

4-71

4.54

4.44

21-50-33bc. Winters. Records available: 1946-49. May 9, 37.32; 

July 11, 35.77; Sept. 12, 29.14; Nov. 21, 30-85.

22-50-14bc. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, +0-06 on May 9. Records available: 

1946-49. May 9, +0.06; July 11, 0-79; Sept. 12, 0.88; Nov. 21, 0.40.

22-50-28bc- Jensen. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

80-39 on Nov. 21- Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946-49. May 9, 

80.95; July 11, 80-84; Sept. 12, 80.87; Nov. 21, 80.39.

23-51-29bb. Green. Records available: 1946-49. July 12, 100.88; 

Sept. 14, 100.84.

Nance County

15-7-6bb. Highest observed stage in period of record, 64.33 on Apr- 26- 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr- 26 

June 1

Water 

level

64.33 

65.72

Date

July 1 

Aug. 8

Water 

level

65.78 

65.61

Date

Sept. 21 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

65.54 

65.51

Date

Dec. 2

Water 

level

65.49

16-4-31bc. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.08 on Ar>r. 22. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Apr- 22

Water 

level

6.41 

3.08

Date

July 12 

Sept. 2

Water 

level

4.46 

5.24

Date

Nov. 7

Water 

level

5.49

16-6-14ac. Aldrich. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

25.24 on July 1. Records available: 1936-37, 1939-42, 1947-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

June 1

Water 

level

25.68 

25.64

Date

July 1 

Aug". 8

Water 

level

25.24 

25.99

Date

Sept. 21 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

26.02 

25.93

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

26-14
258 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-GEM1 RAL STATES

16-7-34cb. Brooks. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27.02 

on July 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

June 1

Water 

level

27.32 

27.12

Date

July 1 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

27.09 

28-93

Date

Nov. 7 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

27-85 

27.55

16-7-36aa. Russell. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

20.98 on July 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 26 

June 1

Water 

level

21.26 

21.09

Date

July 1 

Aug. 8

Water 

level

20-98 

21.42

Date

Sept .21 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

21.68 

21.83

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

21.87

17-4-23da. Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 14.63 on July 6. Records available: 1948-49. 

Apr. 26, 15.86; June 6, 15.54; July 6, 14.43. Measurements discontinued.

17-4-24db. 

6.46 on Dec. 5- 

Dec. 5, 6-46.

Greek Estate. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1934-42, 1948-49. Nov. 7, 6.35;

17-4-25cd. Loup River Public Power District- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 9.28 on Apr. 26. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

26 

6

1 9.28 \ 

10.32 \

July 

Aug.

6 

8

10-22 

11.39 I

Sept 

Nov.

.21 

4

11.39 

11.66

1 Dec- 2 11.65

17-4-32dd. Loup River Public Power District- Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 4.11 on June 6. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

26 

6

4.82 I 

4.11 |

July 

Aug.

6 

8

5-19 

6.20 I Sept 

Nov.

.21 

4

5.66 

5.93

I Dec. 2 6-01

17-4-36aa- Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 2.57 on July 6- Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

26 

6

2.93 1 

2.73 1

July 

Aug.

6 

8

2.57 

4.47 I

Sept 

Nov.

.21 

4

4.35 

4.63

1 Dec- 2 4-85

17-5-35dd. Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 3.58 on July 6- Records available; 1948-49.______ 

Apr. 26 4.38 I July 6 3.58 I Sept.21 4.65 1 Dec. 5 I §T59~ 

June 1 4.87 I Aug'. 8 5.91 I Nov. 7 5.42 I

17-6-19bd- Highest observed stage in period of record, 38-69 on 

Sept. 23, 1949; lowest, 39.80 on Sept. 29, 1948- Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Sept. 29, 1948 

Apr. 26, 1949

Water 

level

39.80 

39.36

Date

July 5, 1949 

Aug. 9

Water 

level

38.89 

39.79

Date

Sept. 23, 1949 

Nov. 30

Water 

level

38.69 

39.08

17-6-34ad. Christiansen- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

42.60 on July 5. Records available: 1935-42, 1948-49.

Apr. 

July

26 

5

43 

42

.16 

.60 (

Aug. 

Sept

9 

.22

42 

42

.61 

.67

Nov. 1 

30

42.63 

42. 9C

17-7-lad. Mrs. Anderson. Drilled domestic well, diameter 4 inches, 

depth 58 feet. Measuring point, edge of casing, 2.0 feet above land-surface 

datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.38 on July 1; lowest, 

41.56 on Nov. 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Mav 

July

k!0, 

1,

1948 

1949

38-10 

37.38 I

Aug. 

Sept

9, 

.23

1949 38.20 

38.56

1 Nov. 1, 

30

1949 41.56 

38.60

18-4-19ab. Peterson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

8-19 on June 6. Records available: 1948-49.
NEBRASKA., NUCKOLLS COUNTY 259

18-4-19ab--Continued.

Date

Apr. 26 

June 6

Water 

level

9.12 

8.19

Date

July 6 

Aug. 8

Water 

level

9.94 

11.86

Date

Sept .22 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

11.03 

11.28

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

11.29

Nemaha County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Nuckolls County

(Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. 

except those made in November and December, 1949.)

of Interto r,

l-5-31cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 18.29 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 7 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

20.12 

19.85 

19.57

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

18.75 

18.29 

18.89

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 10

19-10 I Nov. 12 

19.00 I Dec. 28 

18.54 1

18.62 

18.99

l-5-31cc- Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 0.42 on Sept- 22- Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 7

Mar. 25

Apr. 28

3.37

1.14

1.75

May 27

June 20

July 28

0-85

.72

1.73

Aug. 17

Sept. 22

Oct. 27

2.00

-42

-95

Nov. 12

Dec. 5

28

1.53

1.94

2.29

l-6-30dd. Day. Highest observed stage In period of record, 32-98 

on Dec- 19 and 20- Records available: 1946-49- 

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day) Jan.

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

33.25 

33.22 

33.22 

33.23 

33.23

33.23 

33.23 

33.23 

33.24 

23.24

33.24

33.24 

33.23 

33.22 

33.22

33.24 

33.24 

33-22 

33.23 

33.24

33.25 

33.24

33.23 

33.24 

33.24 

33.22 

33.22

Feb.

33.22 

33.22

33.22 

33.22 

33.23 

33.24 

33.25

33.24 

33.21 

33.22 

33.21 

33-19

33.20 

33.20 

33.20 

33.21 

33.22

33.22 

33.21 

33.21 

33.21 

33.21

33.26 

33.25 

33.26

Mar.

33.26 

33.25 

33.25 

33.23 

33.23

33.24 

33.25 

33.25 

33.23 

33.24

33.24 

33.24 

33.24 

33.24 

33.24

33.25 

33.25 

33.24 

33.25 

33.24

33.24 

33.23 

33.24 

33.24 

33.24

33.24 

33.23 

33.24 

33.25 

33.24 

33.25

Apr33.26 

33.26 

33.27 

33.26 

33.26

33.25

33.25 

33.28 

33.28 

33.27

33.27 

33.26 

33.24 

33.25 

33.26

33.27 

33.26 

33.27 

33.27 

33.27

33.26 

33.26 

33.27 

33.26 

33.26

33.26 

33.27 

33.27 

33.26 

33.25

May

33.26 

33.26 

33.26 

33.26 

33.27

33.28 

33.28 

33.27 

33.28 

33.28

33.27 

33.27 

33.26 

33.25 

33.25

33.24 

33.24 

33.25 

33.25 

33.25

33.24 

33.25 

33.24 

33.24 

33.24

33.23 

33.22 

33.22 

33.22 

33.22 

33.21

June

33.21 

33.21 

33.22

33.23 

33.23 

33.23 

33.23 

33.23

33.23 

33.22 

33.21 

33.21 

33.21

33.20 

33.19 

33.19 

33.18 

33.18

33.17 

33.17 

33.16 

33.15 

33.15

33.15 

33.14 

33.15 

33.14 

33.13

July

33.13 

33.13 

33.13 

33.12 

33.12

33.12 

33.13 

33.12 

33.12 

33.12

33.12 

33.12 

33.13 

33.13 

33.13

33.13 

33.12 

33.12 

33.12 

33.12

33.12 

33.12 

33.12 

33.11 

33.11

33.11 

33.10 

33.10 

33.10 

33.10 

33.10

Aug.

33.09 

33.09 

33.09 

33.08 

33.08

33.08 

33.08 

33.08 

33.07 

33.07

33.07 

33.06 

33.06 

33.06 

33.06

33.06 

33.06 

33.06 

33.06 

33.06

33.06 

33-06 

33.05 

33.05 

33.05

33.04 

33 . 04 

33.04 

33.04 

33.04 

33.04

Sent

33.04 

33.03 

33.03 

33.03 

33.04

33.03 

33.04 

33.04 

33.04 

33-03

33.03 

33.04 

33.04 

33.04 

33.03

33.02 

33.02 

33.02 

33.03 

33.02

33.03 

33 . 03 

33.03 

33.03 

33.02

33.02 

33.02 

33.03 

33.03 

33.01

Oct.

33.01 

33.01 

33.01 

33.01 

32.99

32.99 

32.99 

33.00 

32.99 

33.00

33.00 

33.00

.....

.....

.....

Nov.

.....

.....

33.01 

33.00 

33.00 

33.00

33.00 

33.00 

33.00

.....

.....

Dec.

.....

.....

.....

33.00 

32.99 

32.99 

32.98 

32.98

32.99 

33.00 

33.00 

33.00 

33.00

33.00 

33.00 

33.01 

33.02 

33.01 

33.01
260 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-6-33.cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interiorable: 1947-49.

Records availDate

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

1?.35 

12.27 

11.76

Date

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

Water 

level

11.20 

10.55 

10.74

Date

Aug. 8 

Sept . 9 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

11.42 

11.99 

12.28

Date

Nov. 12 

Dec- 5 

29

Water 

level

12.52 

12.78 

12.99

l-6-33cb. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 3.48 on June 20. Records available: 1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 27

Apr. 28

5.94

5.27

5.46

May 27

June 20

July 29

4.26 I Aug. 17

3.48 I Sept -2Vi

4-97 1 Oct. 27

4.87

4.25

4.19

Nov. 12

Dec. 5

29

4.46

4.54

4.74

l-6-33cc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period, 7.99 on June 20. Records available: 1947-49.

Feb. 7 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

12.72 

12.09 

9-96

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

11-37 1 Aug. 17 

7.99 1 Sept .22 

9.60 1 Oct. 27

10.43 

11.04 

10.47

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

29

10.70 

10-94 

11.76

l-6-35cb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 7.44 on July 28. Records available: 

1947-49.

Apr. 28 

May 27 

June 20

13.71 

13.38 

13.77

July 28 

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22

7.44 

8.23 

8.81

Oct. 27 

Nov. 12

9.47 1 Dec. 5 

9.75 1 29

10.16 

10.50

l-6-35cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 8.85 on Apr. 28- Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 7 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

12.95 

10.52 

8.85

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

10.97 

8.97 

11.23

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

11.70 

10.30 

9.83

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

29

10.27 

10.52 

10.81

l-7-19cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 3.62 on June 20. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

11.46

9.99

9.35

May 27

June 20

July 28

7.15

3.62

6.04

Aug. 8

Sept .22

Oct. 27

6.95

7.92

7.50

Nov. 10

Dec . 1

30

7.74

7.96

8.20

l-7-19dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.27 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

6.04

3.71

4.00

May 27

June 20

July 28

2.89 1 Aug. 17

2.27 1 Sept. 22

5.72 Q Oct. 27

6.35

5.60

4.85

Nov. 12

30

Dec- 30

5.05

5.12

5-05

l-7-27cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 18.72 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

20.36 

20.08 

20.19

May 29 

June 20 

July 28

19.43 

18.72 

19.75

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

19.90 

20.50 

19.46

Nov. 10 

30 

Dec. 29

19.44 

19.33 

19.20

l-7-31da. Geological Survey, U- 'S- Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 4.53 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

11.28 

9.84 

8.13

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

9.69 

4.53 

7.01

Aug. 17 

Sept .22 

Oct. 27

7.97 | Nov. 10 

8.89 30 

8.44 | Dec. 30

8.81 

7.44 

9.48

l-7-32bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept, 

able: 1947-49.

of Interior. Records availFeb. 4 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

3.90 

2.30 

1-00

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

2.19 

1.20 

2.67

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

2.80 II Nov. 10 

3.16 30 

2.77 U Dec- 30

2.90 

3.01 

2.87
NEBRASKA, NUCKOLLS COUNTY 261

l-7-33ad. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.73 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar- 25 

May 27

Water 

level

6.19 

5.66 

5-00

Date

June 20 

July 29 

Aug. 17

Water 

level

0.73 

4.32 

5.00

Date

Sept .22 

Oct. 27 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

5.49 

5.16 

5.11

Date

Nov. 30 

Dec. 30

Water 

level

5.11 

5.16

l-7-33dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.84 on June'20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 25

Apr. 28

9.46

8.82

5.95

May 27

June 20

July 29

8.60

4.84

7.52

Aug. 17

Sept .22

Oct. 27

8-25

6.30

7.44

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 30

7.75

7.98

8.25

l-7-34bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.97 on June 20. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 25

Apr. 28

7.09

5.63

3.54

May 27

June 20

July 29

5.24

1.97

5.71

Aug. 17

Sept. 22 0

Oct. 27

6.49

6.40

6.16

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 30

6.25

6.19

5.95

l-7-35da- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.46 on July 29; lowest, 9.10 on 

Feb. 4. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 25 

Apr.- 28

9.10 I May 27 

8.50 1 June 20 

7.77 1 July 29

8.36 \ Aug. 17 

6.84 | Sept. 22 

6.46 1 Oct. 27

6.73 

7.23 

7.44

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

28

7.60 

7.74 

8.01

l-7-36da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9.69 on Aug. 17. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

4

25

28

12.29

11.81

11.40 I

May

June

July

27

20

29

11.78

10.85 !

10.50 I

Aug.

Sept

Oct.

17

.22

27

9.69

10.42

10.88 I

Nov.

Dec.

12

5

10.97

11.00

l-8-7ac. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 10.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 15, 4.94, by Bureau of Rpclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interiors Dec. 30, 

5.04.

l-8-7ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 16.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 16, 10.68, by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; 

Dec. 30, 10.54.

l-8-7bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.34 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

1.22 

.70 

.59

May 29 

June 20 

July 29

0.47 

.34 

.39

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

0.44 INov. 10 

.49 1 Dec. 3 

.56 | 30

0.96 

.58 

.53

l-8-7ca. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 10.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 15, 5.10, by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior} Dec- 30, 

4.82.

l-8-7dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0«55 on June 20. Records available: 

1946-49.
262 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-8-7dd Continued.

Date

Jan. 14, 1948 

Feb. 18 

Mar. 22 

Apr. 15 

May 19 

July 22 

Aug. 18 

Sept .24

Water 

level

5.28 

3.86 

1.28 

3.27 

4.48 

4.09 

5.48 

6.35

Date

Oct. 25, 1948 

Dec. 20 

Feb. 4, 1949 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28 

May 27 

June 20

Water 

level

6.20 

5.30 

5.20 

.85 

2.79 

1.47 

.55

Date

July 28, 1949 

Aug. 17 

Sept .22 

Oct. 27 

Nov. 10 

Dec. 3 

30

Water 

level

4.87 

5.58 

5.05 

3.90 

4.13 

4.30 

4.34

l-8-8db. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 22.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available; 1949. 

Dec. 2, 16.13, by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S- Dept. of Interior; Dec. 30, 

15.98.

l-8-8dc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 10.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datuir. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 17, 4.10, by Bureau offEeclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Dec. 30, 

4.10.

l-8-9cc- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^- inches, depth 32.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 29, 27.18, by Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior; Dec- 30, 

26.46.

l-8-14cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 12.85 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

15.67 

14.31 

14.32

Date

May 29 

June 20 

July 28

Water 

level

13.42 

12.85 

. 13.22

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

13.98 

14.22 

14.17

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 3 

30

Water 

level

14.35 

14.57 

14.67

l-8-14dd. Keiffer. Abandoned domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth 

28.00 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 4.0 feet below land-surface 

datum. Records available: 1949. June 30, 15.04; Nov. 10, 15.95; Dec. 30, 

16.04.

l-8-16bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 10.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 30, 5.40, by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Dec. 30, 

5.30.

l-8-17aa- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 1.20 on June 20. Records available: 1947-49.

Feb. 4

Apr. 28

May 29

5.02

2.52

1.88

June 20

July 28

Aug. 17

1.20

3.84

5-03

Sept -22

Oct. 27

Nov. 10

4.64

3.58

3.52

Dec. 3

30

3.57

3.40

l-8-17ca- Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 9.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum- Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 30, 6.04, by Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Dec. 30, 

6.11.

l-8-17da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.95 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Apr. 28

May 27

6.93

4.26

3.59

June 20

July 28

Aug. 17

2.95

5.88

6.61

Sept. 22

Oct. 27

Nov. 10

6.61

5.97

5-92

Dec. 3

30

5.93

5.97
NEBRASKA, NUCKOLLS COUNTY 263

l-8-l8aa. Bureau of Reclamation, U« S- Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 12.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 16, 7.38, by Bureau of Reclamation; Dec. 30, 7.39.

l-8-18cc. Geological Survey, U« S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 8.13 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

13.38 

12.00 

11.68

Date

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

Water 

level

10.94 

8.13 

11.04

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

12.20 

12.66 

12.39

Date

Nov. 12 

Dec. 5 

30

Water 

level

12.41 

12.48 

12.50

l-8-21cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 8.28 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 2B

12.34 

10.87 

11.09

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

9-90 

8-28 

10.67

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

11.84 

12.15 

11-70

Nov. 10 

Dec. 5 

31

11.73 

11.77 

12.50

l-8-21dc. Teachworth. Records available: 1946-49.

MarApr.

31 

28

27.77 1 

27.40 |

May 

June

27 

20

26.70 1 

25.40 1

Oct. 

Nov.

27 

10

26 87 II 

26.94 |

Dec. 5 

31

26.91 

27.37

l-8-22ab. Smith. Highest observed stage In period of record, 0.52 

on June 20. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

4.05

3.10

3.60

May 27

June 20

July 28

2.03

.52

4.46

Aug. 17

Sept .22

Oct. 27

4.97

4.77

4.51

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 30

4.54

4.49

4.22

l-8-22ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 3.88 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

8.38

5.74

6.76

May 27

June 20

July 28

5.25

3.88

8.33

Aug. 17

Sept. 22

Oct. 27

9.15

9.00

8.43

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 31

8.44

8.43

8.28

l-8-22dd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage In period of record, 3.01 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

8.05

5.24

5.80

May 27

June 20

July 28

3.55

3.01

6.10

Aug. 17

Sept .22

Oct. 27

6.88

7.16

6.38

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 31

6.65

6.90

7.09

l-8-23ab. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 10.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,600.32 feet above sea 

level . Records available: 1949. June 30, 3.70; Dec. 30, 7.61.

l-8-23db. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 1^ Inches, depth 13.00 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

June 30, 4.80; Dec- 30, 10.80.

l-8-25aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.75 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar- 31

Apr. 28'

6.51

4.45

3.54

May 27

June 20

July 28

1.90

1.75

4.66

Aug. 17

Sept. 22

Oct. 27

5.35

5.35

5.78

Nov. 10

30

Dec. 30

4.75

4.80

4.85
264 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-8-25ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.53 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

9.09 

5.07 

5.89

Date

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

Water 

level

5.05 

4.53 

8.33

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 22 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

9.13 

8.87 

7.53

Date

Nov. 10 

30 

Dec. 30

Water 

level

7.92 

8.07 

7.21

l-8-36aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.46 on June 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

10.74 

9.52 

10.24

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

8.45 

7.46 

10.61

Aug. 17 

Sept. 23 

Oct. 28

11.25 II Nov. 10 

11.14 \ 30 

10.93 | Dec. 31

11.07 

11.00 

10-66

2-5-8dd. Mrs. Dillon- Records available: 1934-41, 1946- Measurements discontinued.

4-7-26aa- Statz. Records available: 1935-41, 1946. Measurements 

discontinued.

Otoe County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Pawnee County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Perkins County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Phelps County

5-18-2cc- Brown. Highest observed stage in period of record, 157.81 

on June 1. Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 6, 158.12; June 1, 157.81; 

Sept. 27, 158.71; Nov. 24, 157.97.

5-18-4ab. Western Public Service Co. To convert water levels from 

feet above assumed datum, as published in reports prior to 1948, to feet 

below land-surface datum, subtract from 252.41. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 147.83 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1934-41, 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Apr. 8

Water 

level

149.78 

149.34

Date

June 1 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

149.45 

148.74

Date

Sept. 27 

Nov. 24

Water 

level

149.04 

147.83

5-18-6ab. Christian Ohildrens Home. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 158.33 on May 31. Records available: 1947-49. Jan. 17, 

159.49; Apr. 8, 158.54; May 31, 158.33. Measurements discontinued.

5-18-15cb. Rodgers. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

157.50 on June 1. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 8, 158.03; June 1, 

157.50; Aug. 1, 157.99. Measurements discontinued.

5-19-4bc- Highest observed stage in period of record, 205-24 on 

Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 5 

June 1

Water 

level

205.84 

205.57

Date

July 29 

Sept .26

Water 

level

206 . 09 

205 . 72

Date

Nov. 24

Water 

level

205.24
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 265

5-19-22da. Warp. Stevens Type A-35 60-day automatic water-stage 

recorder installed Sept. 16. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

202.38 on Dec. 10; lowest, 204.64 on Sept. 13. Records available: 1947-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

2

4

5

6 

7

10

11 

12

13

14

15

16 

17

T Q

TQ

20

21 

22

23

24

25

26 

27

OQ

29

30

31

Jan.

OA1^ on

OAO Qf\

OA*^ OQ

203.34

203.45

OA^ r^

'on^ T e;

203 . 60

203.30

Feb.

203.13

OA^ on

on^ OT

203.19

203.30

on1* K E;

on1^ RQ

OA^ *7Q

203.79

203.28

OA*3* AQ

On^ QT

203.55

203 . 65

OA1^ C 1*

203.81

203 . 87

203 . 61

o r\rxl crj

on*3; ^Q

203.61

203.64

203.47

O A 1^ co

OA 1^ £ a

Mar.

203 . 42

203 42

on1* **o

203.25

203.38

203.63 

203.48

203 . 41

203.54

203.57

203.51 

203.48

203.54

OA*^ r/o

203 . 72

203.34 

on*3? "s? 1?

203 47

on*3* ^O

203.03

203.32 

203.44

on^ OR

203 . 56

203.66

203 . 42 

on^ ^Q

203.64

OA*3* TTZi

203.43

203 . 68

Apr.

O A1^ AQ

203 47

203 . 55

203.55

203.37

May

203.44

203.37 

203.31

OA^ OQ

OA^ OQ

203.26

203.22

June

203.24

OA^ RA

OA*3* ^n

203 . 62

203.51

203.31 

203.30

203.30

203 . 40

203.40

203.31 

on** T A

on**! OQ

203.38

203.42

203.22 

203.41

204.63

OA4 K4

203.34

203.49

OA^ ^Q

OA^ T ^

OA*3? T O

203.28

203.35

on*3* A c

on*3; RQ

203.50

203 . 51

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Dav

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

July

203.59 

203.52 

203.36 

203.26 

203.25

203.28 

203.31 

203.48 

203.60 

203.55

203 . 32 

203.24 

203.20 

203.36 

203.33

203.28 

203.10 

203.33 

203.33 

203.19

203 . 52 

203.55 

203.43 

203.33 

203.23

203.23

203.36 

203.43 

203.64 

203.60

Aug.

203.44 

203.37 

203 . 41 

203.39 

203.25

203.29 

203.26 

203.15 

203.17 

203.19

203.29 

203.29 

203.27 

203.30 

203.34

203.42 

203.34 

203.23 

203.32 

203.44

203.52 

203 . 42 

203.32 

203.24 

203.34

203.38 

203.34

203.46 

203.40 

203.48 

203.47

Sept .

203 . 48 

203.25 

203 . 13 

203.38 

204.50

203 . 47 

204.52 

204.50 

203.42 

203 . 19

203.17 

204.62 

204.64 

203 . 44 

203.30

203.21 

203.19 

203. OO 

203.25 

203 . 40

203.44 

203.27 

203 . 40 

203.32 

203.35

203.23 

203 . 02

203.28 

203.28 

203.38

Oct.

203.25 

203.06 

203.14 

203.14 

203.28

203.29 

203.11 

203 . 12 

203.50 

203.55

203.31 

203 . 42 

203 . 48 

203.58 

203.60

203.41 

203.08 

203.12 

202.99 

203.21

203.21 

203.35 

203.36 

203.56 

203.55

203.28

OA^ O'?

203.08 

203.18 

203.10 

203.37

Nov.

203.34 

203.15 

203.32 

203.26 

203.36

203.39 

203.23 

203.00 

202.78 

202.84

202.88 

203.30 

203 . 45 

203.43 

203.35

203.31 

203 . 45 

203.37 

203.15 

203.46

203.55 

203.15 

203.16 

203.19 

202.77

202.71 

202 79

202.81 

203.28 

203.06

Dec.

203.06 

202.98 

202.98 

203.34 

202 . 69

202.69 

203.15 

203.14 

202 . 69 

202.38

202.40 

203.37 

203.53 

203.27 

202.87

202.57 

202.76 

203.01 

202.90 

202.97

. 202.92 

203.14 

203.14 

202.71 

202 . 88

203 . 14 

203.19

203.21 

203.13 

202.99 

203.14
266 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

5-19-35db. Gray. Records available: 1947-48. Measurements discont inued.

5-20-16dc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37-64 on 

June 2. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 8 

June 2

Water 

level

37.71 

37.64

Date

July 28 

Sept .27

Water 

level

37.87 

38.24

Date

Nov. 23

Water 

level

37.92

5-20-32cc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 104-89 on 

Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49. Apr- 3, 105.36; July 28, 105.28; 

Sept. 26, 105.16; Nov. 24, 104-89.

6-17-15ad- Rumste. Highest observed stage in period of record, 84.35 

on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

14 

8

85 

85

.74 

.39 I

May 

Aug.

31

1

85 

85

.56 

.46 I

Sept 

Nov.

.26 

24

84. 

84.

87 

35

6-18-12bc. Welks. Highest observed stage in period of record, 84.64 

on May 31. Records available- 1947-49. Jan. 14, 85.18; Apr. 7, 85.25; 

May 31, 84.64. Measurements discontinued.

6-18-13da. Brown. Highest observed stage in period of record, 112.20 

on Nov. 24. Records available; 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

14 

7

113 

114

-57 

.33 I

june 

Sept

1 

.27

113 

112

.83 

.90

1 Nov. 24 112 .20

6-19-2aa- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage? in*period of record, 107.10 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1945-49.

AprMay

1 

27

109 

109

86 

54

July 

Sept

28 

.26

108- 

108.

92 

27

1 Nov. 24 107 10

6-19-18ba. Nelson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

153.58 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

5 

27

155 . 43 

155.15

1 July 

| Sept

29 

26

155.05 

154-33

1 Nov. 24 153.58

6-19-21dc- Highest observed stage in period of record, 148-93 on 

Nov. 24- Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

Nov.

Apr. 

May

5 150-20 1 

149.94 |

July 28 

Sept. 26

149.71 1 

149.31 1

6-20-10aa. Highest observed stage in period 

23. Records available: 1948-49.

5 

31

186-47 1 

186.27 1

July 29 

Sept .26

186.38 1 

186.00 |

Nov

of

Nov

. 24 148.93

record, 185.34 on

. 23 185-34

6-20-28ad. Johnson Fstate. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

193.38 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Apr.

17 

5

194 

193

.23 

.96

1 May 

1 July

31 

29

193 

194

.72 

.09 I

Sept 

Nov.

.26 

24

193 

193

.94 

.38

7-17-llcb. Just. Highest observed stage in period of record, 26.70 

on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49. Apr- 7, 27-25; May 26, 27-09; 

July 29, 28-16; Nov. 24, 26.7Q.

7-17-30bb. Soderholm. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

50.75 on Jan. 14- Records available: 1947-49. Jan. 14, 50.75; Apr- 7, 

51-15; May 26, 51.00; July 29, 50.77. Measurements discontinued.

7-18-3cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 76-02 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

5 

26

78.02 

78-19

July 

Sept .

29 

26

77.05 

76.10

j Nov. 24 76-02
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 267

7-18-27ab- Getty. Highest observed stage in period of record, 59-53 

on May 26. Records available: 1947-49. Apr. 7, 59.77; Hay 26, 59-53. 

Measurements discontinued.

7-18-55ab. Anderson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

68.88 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 14 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

70.32 

70-79

Date

May 26 

July 29

Water 

level

70-51 

71-18

Date

Sept -27 

Nov. 24

Water 

level

69.49 

68.88

7-19-6aa- Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 56.34 on Nov. 23. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

1

1

58 

58

.98 

.55

1 July 

| Sept

28 

.26

58 

56

.10 | 

.99 |

Nov. 23 56 .34

7-19-12cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District, 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 45.02 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

Hay

1

27

48 

48

.50 

.91 I

July 

Sept

28 " 

.26

47 

46

.52 I 

.86 |

Nov. 24 45 02

7-19-16ac. Cole. Highest observed stage in period of record, 71.11 

on Nov. 24. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 

June

7 

1

74.21 

73.47

1 July

| Sept

28 

.26

73.17 

72.50

Nov. 24 71.11

7-19-23ad. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 52.36 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1945-49.

Apr. 

May

1 

27

56 

57

.99 

.20 I

July 

Sept

28 

.26

54 

52

.28 

.73

Nov. 24 52 .36

7-19-26dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Apr. 

May

1 

27

46.98 

47.78 I

July 

Sept

28 

.26

40.23 

41.04

1 Nov. 26 43.19

7-20-14cc. Highest observed sta<re in period of record, 161-92 on 

Nov. 24. Records available: 1948-49." Apr- 5, 165.06j June 1, 164.90; 

July 29, 164.12; Nov. 24, 161-92.

7-20-28dc. Dahlgre*. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

157-05 on Nov. 24. Records available: 1934-36, 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

5 

1

158.67 

158.27

! July 

Sept

29 

.26

158.43 

157-85

| Nov. 24 157.05

7-20-31cd. Peterson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

219.26 on Nov. 28. Records available: 1947-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

2

3

4

5

6 

7

8

9

10

11 

12

13

14

Jan.

220.60

PPl PR

PPT AP

PPT A*\

Feb.

OpA Q7

MarPPT 1 «

ppi r\ rz

ppl T A

PPA on

220.88

221.20 

ppl on

oon QO

ppl 1 A

221.38

221.38

opT TO

PPl ^"7

221 45

Apr.

221.16

PPl AQ

PPl 1 1

PPl 1 X

221.04

220 . 80

PO A QK.

PPA QC

PPA Q C

221.11

221.11

PPA QA

2?0 48

ppA Q K.

Hay

PPH AH

PPA KC

ppr\ KC

PPA &"\

220.88

221.04

ppl AT

ppA «7p

PPA fll

220.90

220.78 

220.76

oor\ fic\

220.56

June

220.38

PPA fip

PPA Q£

220-86

220.83

220.67 

220.60

220.56

220.60

220.62

220.60

PPA XQ

PPA ^Q

ppA Art

9HOH-25 (> 
268 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

7-20-31cd Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

15

16

17

18

19

20

21 

22

p-r

24 

25

26

P*7

OQ

29

 *n

31

Jan.

a??0.96

a221.40 

R221.53

221.23

221.56

a221.40

221.27

221.58 

221.58

221.49

Feb.

221.34

oon QT

221.16 

221.20

221.13 

221 24

221 27

Mar.

221.15

220.99 

221 00

POT ncj

pp-i n1^

220.74

220.70 

220 84

220 77

220-52 

220.50

220.67 

220.74

ppn QP.

221 10

221.06

221 .13

Apr.

221.03

220.96 

oon QO

220 95

220- 88

220.80

220-62 

ppn 70

oon QT

220.76 

220.64

220.88 

220 94

oon Qs*

oon *7Q

220 42

May

220.55

220.48 

220.35

oon ^7

220.67

220-67

220.40 

220.54

oon >7Q

220.94 

220-78

220.67 

ppn fin

220.60

220 48

220 48

220.45

June

220.57

220.41 

ppn C.R

220-80

220.80

220.60

220.78 

220.63

220.36

220-29 

220.37

220.43 

220 72

220 70

220.64

a Interpolated^ 

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

g

4

5

6

8

g

10

11 

12

13

14

15

16 

17-1 Q

19

20

21 

22

23

24

25

26 

27

28

OQ

30

31

J'jiy

220 56

ppn *7e,

220.64

o«?n ^o

220.49

220.56 

oon C^Q

OOn 'T'^

oon QQ

220.89

220.80 

oon CD

220.66

oon *7n

220.63

220.60 

ppn / c

ppn *7p

220 77

220.67

220.65 

oon QD

220.92

220 92

?20-69

220.53 

ppn A.A

ppn QQ

220.88

220.84

Aug.

ppn QI

220 94

ppi i n

221 15

221.15

221.19 

221 21

pp-l pc

pp-l -i -r

221.04

220-98 

220.00

PP1 IP

oon AQ

ppn RP

220.68

220-68 

ppn C.E.

220 49

ppn fin

220.52 

oon c* 1?

oon RT

220 56

ppn ^Q

220.56

Sept.

oon C^Q

oon ^Q

oon T Q

oon *^n

220.40

220.36 

oon ^n

220.53

oon ^"^

220.30

220.00 

oon ' ^'v

220. ie

220-10 

ppn n p

ppn ^1

PPO 4P

220-44

220.44

220.44 

220 44

oon AQ

ppn 40

ppn ' o

Oct.

220 20

220 24

220 24

ppn **p

220.23

219.92 

219.86

220.02

220.22

220 47

220.60

220.18 

ppn no.

Nov.

219 46

on a A.P.

219.49

219.36

OT Q OQ

219.26

219.66

01 Q rrn

8-17-19db. Bamford. Records available: 1930-37, 1939-43, 1945-4

Date

Mar. 12 

Apr. 16

Water 

level

11.69 

11.58

Date

July 8 

Sept . 8

Water 

level

10.20 

11.19

Date

Nov. 4

Water 

level

11.60

8-17-21bc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.79 on July 8. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

12

6.16 \ 

5.64 1

Apr. 

July

18 

8

4.92 

4.79 I

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

6.29 

6.20
NEBRASKA, PHELPS COUNTY 269

8-17-24bc. Skiles. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.60 

on July 8. Records available: 1930-49.

Date

Jan. 14 

Mar. 12

Water 

level

9.09 

8.45

Date

Apr. 18 

July 8

Water 

level

7.70 

7.60

Date

Sept. 9 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

9.85 

9.30

8-18-9db. University of Nebraska. Records available; 1931-40, 

1942-43, 1945-47, 1949. Apr. 18, 3.15.

. 8-18-16cc. Nelson. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

12

7.78 1 

7.48 1

Apr. 

July

18 

8

6.91 1 

6.28 1

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

7.50 

7.32

8-18-21dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.01 on Sept. 26. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

6 

26

11.70 1 

11.19 j

July 

Sept

29 

.26

10.36 1 

10.01 1

Nov. 24 10.88

8-18-24bb. Skiles. Highest observed stags in period of record, 7.85 

on July 8. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

12

9 

9

44 

19

Apr. 

July

18 

8

8

7

.52 1 

.85

Sept. 

Nov.

9 

4

9 

9

.09 

.17

8-18-33dd. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 72.28 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

5 

26

73 

73

.10 I 

.12 |

July 

Sept.

29 

26

72 

72

.86 1 

.48 |

Nov. 24 72 .28

8-18-34bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 19.30 on Nov. 24. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

May

5 

26

20 

19

.06 

.97

July 

Sept

29 

.26

19 

19

.67 1 

.44 1

Nov. 24 19 .50

8-19-7dc. Mrs. Labart Records available: 1946-49. Mar. 12, 4.53; 

Apr. 18, 4.50. Measurements discontinued.

8-19-14dc. Crawford. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

10-12 on July 8. Records available; 1946-49._______________

JanMar.

14

12

11.48

10.90

Apr. 18 

July 8

10.50

10.12

Sept, 

Nov.

11.40

11.22

Apr.

8-19-15cd. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.12 on 

6. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 14 

Mar. 12

Water 

level

6.70 

6.32

Date

Apr- 6 

18

Water 

level

6.12 

6.37

Date

July 8 

Sept . 9

Water 

level

6-48 

7.02

Date Water 

level

Nov. 4 6-65

8-19-18aa. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Driven observation well, diameter 2 inches, depth 8-6 feet. Measuring 

point, top of casing, 2.0 feet a^ove land-surface datum. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 1.24 on Mar. 12j lowest, 2.54 on Sept. 9. 

Records available: 1949.

Date

Jan. 14 

Mar. 12

Water 

level

1.86 

1.24

Date

Apr. 18 

July 8

Water 

level

1.61 

2.06

Date

Sept 9 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

2.54 

2.38

8-19-29cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 62.69 on Nov. 23. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

1

1

63 

63

.79 

.66

I July 

1 Sept

28 

.26

63 

63

.39 1 

.06 |

Nov. 23 62 .69
270 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CEKTRAL STATES

8-19-33cc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 48.32 on Nov. 24- Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr- 1 

June 1

Water 

level

50.13 

49.72

Date

July 28 

Sept .26

Water 

level

49.30 

48.79

Date

Nov. 24

Water 

level

48-32

8-19-36bb. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 32.22 on Nov. 24- Records 

available: 1945-49.

Apr. 

June

1 

1

33 

33

.45 | 

.28 1

July 

Sept

28 

.26

33 

32

.02 1

.67

Nov. 24 32 .22

8-20-8cd. Mrs. Matson. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

4.18 on July 8. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

14 

12

6.45 1 

5.95 1

Apr. 

July

18 

8

5.24 I 

4.18 {

Sept . 

Nov.

9 

3

4.19 

5.20

8-20-9cd. Jones. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan- 14 

Mar- 12

3.10

2.90

Apr. 18 

July 8

2.65

2.35

Sept. 9 

Nov. 4

2.85

2.98

8-20-12dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 1.24 on Jan. 14. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar14 

12

1.24 1 

1.20 1

Apr 

July

16 

8

1.35 

1.63 I

Sept . 

Nov.

9 

4

1.57 

1.55

8-20-18dd. High Estate. Highest observed stage In period of record, 

104.68 on Nov. 23. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 6, 106.54; July 28, 

104.84; Sept- 26, 104.87; Nov. 23, 104.68-

8-20-23dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Highest observed stage In period of record, 64.29 on Nov. 23. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Apr- 6 

June 1

66.45

66.10

July 28 

Sept.26

65.59

65.19

Nov. 23 64.29

8-20-26dc. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 

June

6

1

51.47 1 

57.17 1

July 

Sept

28 

.26

54.42 

50.64

1 Nov. 23 52.82

Pierce nounty 

No measurement made In 1949.

Platte County

Al7-l-14cc. Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 

1935-40, 1942-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

8

9.52 | 

8.28 1 [

Apr. 

July

25 

12

8.47 

8.40 I

Sept. 

Nov.

2 

4

9.00 

9.10

A17-l-14dd. Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 

1935-40, 1942-49.

JanMar.

4 

8

4.84 I 

3.45 I

Apr. 

July

25 

12

3.40 

4.18 I

Sept. 

Nov.

2 

4

5.06 

4.70

A17-l-17dd. Loup River Public Power District 

1935-40, 1942-49.

Records available:

JanMar.

4 

8

9.34 

8.99

Apr. 

July

25 

12

7.20 

7.75 I

Sept. 

Nov.

2 

4

8.89 

8.80
NEBRASKA, PLATTE COUNTY 271

AlV-l-25aa. 

1955-40, 1942-49'.

Loup River Public Power District. Records available:

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

8.25 

7.80

Date

Apr. 26 

July 12

Water 

level

6.74 

6.43

Date

Sept. 2 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

7.48 

7.30

Al7-l-29da. Loup River Public Power District. 

1955-40, 1942-44, 1946-49.

Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

4

7

11

9

.20 

.57 I

Apr. 

July

25 

12

9 

9

38 1 

79 |

Sept. 

Nov.

2

4

10 

10

.74 

.75

Al7-l-36bc. Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 3.87 on Apr. 25. Records available; 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

8

5.95 

5-29

I Apr. 

1 July

25 

12

3.87 I 

4.99 1

Sept. 

Nov.

2 

4

5.87 

5.87

Al8-l-28cd. US 150. Loup River Public Power District. Records 

available: 1935-40, 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 29 

Feb. 26 

Mar. 31

Water 

level

69.70 

69.70 

69.80

Date

Apr. 29 

May 28 

June 30

Water 

level

69.49 

69.40 

70.50

Date

July 30 

Aug. 29 

Sept. 30

Water 

level

70.50 

69.50 

69.50

Date

Oct. 31 

Dec. 28

Water 

level

70.50 

69.70

A20-l-18cb. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 

1946. No measurement made in 1949.

16-2-2da. Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 1.86 on Apr. 15. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar- 8

Water 

level

5.05 

3.86

Date

Apr. 15 

July 12

Water 

level

1.86 

3.67

Date

Sept . 2 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

5.50 

5.05

16-2-9cc. Nyffeler. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

0.59 on Apr. 15. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

5 

8

2.55 

.95

1 Apr. 

1 July

15

12

0.39 | 

2.85 |

Sept. 

Nov.

2

7

3.62 

3.43

16-2-12ab. Ernst. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.24 

on Apr. 15. Records available: 1934-42, 1944-49. Apr. 15, 6.24; July 12, 

7.60; Sept. 2, 9.95; Nov. 7, 9.27.

17-l-2cc. Loup River Public Power District. Records available: 

1935-40; 1942-49.

Apr. 

July

25 

12

9.70 

8.93 I

Sept . 

Nov.

2 

4

10.65 I 

10.45 1

Nov. 

Dec7 

2

10.43 

10.51

17-l-5ad. Loup River Public Power District. Highest observed stage 

in period of record, 0.94 on Mar. 7. Records available: 1935-40, 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 7

Water 

level

1.69 

.94

Date

Apr. 25 

July 12

Water 

level

1.35 

1.63

Date

Sept. 2 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

2.58 

2.24

Date

Nov. 7 

Dec- 2

Water 

level

2.20 

2.31

17-l-7ac. Loup River Public Power District. 

1955-40, 1942-49.

Records available:

Jan. 

Apr.

4 

25

7.83 

6.09

July 

Sept

12 

. 2

5.72 

6.85

Nov. 4

7

7.16 

7.14

1 Dec. 2 7.34

17-l-14cc. Loup River Public Power District. 

1955-40, 1942-49.

Records available:

Jan. 

Mar.

4

8

10.67 1 

9.45 |

Apr. 

July

25 

12

9.77 

10.39 I

Sept . 

Nov.

2 

4

11.00 

10.71 I

Nov. 

Dec.

7 

2

10.72 

10.79
272 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

17-l-34dc- Ernst. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Jan- 5 

Mar. 7

Water 

level

8.72 

7.82

Date

July 12 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

7.58 

8.79

Date

Nov. 7

Water 

level

8.68

17-2-2cd. Schacher- Records available: 1934-42, 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar- 7

Water 

level

8.01 

6.73

Date

Apr. 18 

July 12

Water 

level

4.87 

4.62

Date

Sept . 2 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

6.84 

6.81

Date

Nov. 7 

Dec. 2

Water 

level

6.36 

6.51

17-2-4bc. Loup River Public Power District. 

1935-40, 1942-49-

Records available:

JanMar4 

8

10.88 

8.09 I

Apr. 

July

25 

12

8.96 II 

9.22 |

Sept . 

Nov.

2 

4

11.16 I 

10.93 |I

Nov. 

Dec.

7 

2

10.91 

10.96

17-2-6bd. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, 

diameter 1-J inches, depth 23.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.4 

feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

12.53 on June 6, 1949; lowest, 14-53 on Aug. 8, 1949. Records available: 

1948-49-

Date

May 18, 1948 

Sept .28 

Apr. 27, 1949

Water 

level

13.70 

14.32 

13.07

Date

June 6, 1949 

July 6 

Aug. 8

Water 

level

12.53 

12.93 

14.53

Date

Sept- 21, 1949 

Nov. 7 

Dec. 2

Water 

level

13.94 

13.87 

13.98

17-2-17bb. Observation well, diameter 2 inches, depth 9-60 feet. 

Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.16 on Nov. 7, 1949; lowest, 3.62 on 

Sept. 28, 1948. Records available: 1948-49. May 18, 1948, 3.40; 

Sept. 28, 1948, 3.62; Nov. 7, 1949, 3.18; Dec. 2, 1949, 3.37.

17-3-2da. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 18.0 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.5 feet 

above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 5.51 

on June 6, 1949; lowest, 9.95 on Sept. 28, 1948. Records available: 1948-49-

May 19, 1948 

Sept. 28 

Apr- 7, 1949

8.45 

9-95 

6.61

June 6, 1949 

July 6 

Aug. 9

5-51 

6-39 

8.96

Sept. 21, 1949 

Nov. 7 

Dec. 2

8.48 

8.66 

8.79

17-3-8cb. Loup River Public Power District. Driven observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 14.5 feet. Measuring point, top of pipe, 2.0 

feet above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

0.40 on July 6, 1949; lowest, 3.20 on Sept- 28, 1948. Records available: 

1948-49.

May 18, 1948 

Sept -28 

Apr. 26, 1949

2.70 

3.20 

1.04

June 6, 1949 

July 6 

Aug. 9

0.81 

.40 

2.98

Sept. 21, 1949 

Nov. 7 

Dec- 2

1.48 

1.27 

1.75

17-3-23ad. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 48-20 

feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 0-60 foot above land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 13.55 on July 6, 1949; lowest, 

14.80 on Jan- 29, 1947 and Sept. 28, 1948. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 29, 1947 

Oct. 30 

Sept .28, 1948 

Apr. 27, 1S49

14.80 

14.19 

14.80 

14.43

June 6, 1949 

July 6 

Aug. 9

14.00 

13.55 

13.71

Sept. 21, 1949 

Nov. 7 

Dec. 2

14.11 

14.42 

14.69
NEBRASKA, POLK COUNTY 273

Polk County

13-4-34cc. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 5.73 on Apr. 27. Records available: 1940-41, 1944, 1946-49. 

Apr. 27, 5.73; Oct. 17, 7.67.

14-4-4da. Geological Survey, U- S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12.0 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum, 1,608.02 feet above sea level. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 4-75 on June 12; lowest, 6.59 

on Sept. 1. Records available: 1949. 

Sept. 1, 6.59; Nov. 7, 5.05-

14-4-19ab. Geological Survey, Uobserved stage in period of record, 2.32 on Mar. 7. 

1946-49.

June 12, 4.75; July 11, 4.97; 

S- Dept. of Interior. Highest

Records available:

Date

Jan- 3 

Mar. 7

Water 

level

5.45 

2.32

Date

Apr. 20 

July 11

Water 

level

3.26 

4.82

Date

Sept. 1 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

4.57 

4.65

15-2-4dc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 3.36 on Apr. 19. 

Records available: 1946-49.

JanApr3 

19

6.75 1 

3.36

July 

Sept

12

1

5.88 1 

7.40

Nov. 7 7-40

15-2-Tbb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 5.28 on Apr- 19. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

3

7

6.85 1 

5.45 |

Apr. 

July

19 

12

5.28 

7.08 I

Sept . 

Nov.

1 

7

7.46 

7.53

15-3-3dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.37 on Apr. 20. Records available: 

1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

Jan. 

Apr.

3

7

5-73 1 

4.95 1

15-3-20cc. Norris.

3 

20

6.25 1 

4.31 1

Apr. 

July

20 

11

3 

4

Records available;

July 

Sept

11

1

4 

6

.37 

.34 I

Sept . 

Nov.

1 

7

5.45 

5.86

1946-49.

.88 

.06

1 Nov. 7 6.53

15-3-23dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.88 on Mar. 7. Records available: 

1947-49.

Jan 

Mar

18.

Jan 

Apr

Jan 

Apr

Jan 

Mar

Jan 

Apr

. 3 

. 7

10.48 f 

4.88 I

July 11 

Sept . 1

8.77 | Nov. 

9.78 H

7 9.85

15-4-35dc. flarlson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

45 on July 12. Records available: 1946-49.

. 3 

. 20

19.98 1 

18.64 §

16-l-14bb. Ozafla.

. 3 

. 19

5.82 II 

5.26 |

16-l-36cd. Bugham.

. 3

. 7

21.18 R 

20.71 1

16-2-23dc. Nitsch.

. 3 

. 19

7.91 U 

5.97 |

July 12 

Sept. 1

Records

July 12 

Sept . 1

Records

Apr. 19 

July 12

Records

July 12 

Sept . 1

18.45 I Nov. 

19.40 |

available: 1946-49.

5.02 I) Nov. 

5.27 I

available: 1946-49.

19.81 I Sept. 

19-55 H Nov.

available: 1946-49.

6.96 I Nov. 

8.20 |

7 19.65

7 5.45

1 

5

20.28 

20.48

7 7.96
274 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Red Willow County

2-29-4aa- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 8.52 on June 11. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 9 

Apr- 6 

June 11

Water 

level

10-59 

9.42 

8.52

Date

July 7 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

9.17 

10.42

Date

Sept. 12 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

10.73 

11.20

Date

Nov. 14 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

10.74 

10.62

2-29-5ab. Wilcox. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 9 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

18.89 

18.42

Date

June 11 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

17.70 

19.88

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

19.42 

19.13

2-30-laa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Lowest 

observed stage in period of record, 11.60 on Aug. 4. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 9 

Apr. 7 

June 11

Water 

level

9.86 

9.13 

8.90

Date

July 7 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

a9.51 

11.60

Date

Sept . 12 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

a9.06 

10.70

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

10.00 

9.80

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior2-30-12ad. Schmidt. Records available; 1946-49.

Feb. 9 

Apr. 7 

June 11

29.60 

29.89 

29.31

July 7 

Aug. 4

a29.10 

30.15

Sept. 12 

Oct. 7

a29.71 

29.32

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

29.25 

29.34

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior3-26-5bb. Carr. Highest observed stage in period of record, 43.17 

on June 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

9 

4

43.77 

43.49 I

June 

Sept

11 

9

43.17 

a45.74 I

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

15

44.44 

43.75

1 Dec. 20 43.53

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- Dept. of Interior.

3-26-5cc. Highest observed stage in period of record, 15.57 on 

June 11. Records available: 1948-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

9 

4

16.59 

15.75 I

June 

Aug.

11 

4

15.57 

16.22 I

Qct. 

Nov.

7 

18

16.80 

16.60

JDec. 20 16.42

5-26-9eb. Pucha. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr7 

7

16-72 

16.12 I

June 

Aug.

6

1

15.60 

15.55 I

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

15

16.10 

16.19

|Dec. 17 16.17

3-26-llbb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.85 on June 6. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

7 

7

8.81 

8.21 (

June 

Aug. S

7.85 

8.35 I

Sept - 

Oct.

9 

7

a8-86 

9.04 I

Nov 

Dec.

15 

17

8.82 

8.71

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- Dept. of Interior.

3-27-7dc. Helm. Highest observed stage in period of record, 6.95 on 

June 11. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr8 

4

9.27 

8.40 I

June 

Aug.

11 

4

6.95 

8.32 I

Sept. 

Oct.

9 

7

a9.1C 

9.48 I

Nov. 

Dec.

15 

20

9.44 

9.25

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior5-27-8ac. Duckworth- Records available: 1934-44, 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

8 

4

11.53 

11.09 I

June 

Aug.

11 

4

10.12 

10.94 I

Oct. 

Nov.

7 

18

11.34 

11.27

|Dec. 20 11.02
NEBRASKA, RED WILLOW COUNTY 275

3-27-llcd. Tiller. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

16.70 

17.49

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

17.52 

17.14

Date

Dec- 17

Water 

level

16.88

3-27-17cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7

water 

level

10.81 

8.51

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

9.90 

9.89

Date

Oct. 7 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

10.27 

9.87

Date

Dec- 17

Water 

level

9.68

3-28-17da. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 9.46 on July 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7 

June 6

10.72 | July 7 

9.60 H Aug. 1 

9.59 1

a9.46 

10.54

Sept. 7 

Oct. 7

all. 15 \ Nov. 15 

11.52 1 Dec. 17

10.97 

10.68

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior3-28-20bb. Tridle. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.79 

on Apr. 7. Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7 

June 6

9.85 

8.79 

9.19

July 7 

Aug. 1

a8.99 II Sept. 7 

9.65 1 Oct. 3

a 10'. 30 

10.56

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

10.34 

10.06

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior.

3-28-21cd. Vogue. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8-40 

on June 6. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

June 6

Water 

level

8.47 

8.40

Date

Aug. 1, 

Oct. 3

Water 

level

8.83 

9.04

Date

Nov. 15 

Dec. 17

Water 

level

8.82 

8-54

3-28-24ac. Highest observed stage in period of record, 8.67 on 

Apr. 7; lowest, 14.12 on Oct. 3. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Feb. 7 

Apr. 7

Water 

level

11.87 

8.67

Date

June 6 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

11.78 

13.52

Date

Oct. 3 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

14.12 

12.66

Date

Dec. 17

Water 

level

12.24

3-29-32db. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 4-60 on June 11. Records available; 1940-44, 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

9

7

5.96 

4.95 I

June 

Aug.

11 

4

4.60 

6.83

I Oct. 

1 Nov.

6 

18

7.02 

6.32

I Dec. 20 5.98

3-29-35da. Hickman. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 7 

June 11

Water 

level

18.84 

18.20

Date

Aug. 4 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

17.99 

18.15

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

18-42 

18.29

3-30-19bb. 

5.72 on June 9.

Mrs. Cain. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1946-49.

June 

July

9

7

5.72 

6.88 I

Aug. 

Oct.

4 

6

7.59 

7.12 I

Nov. 

Dec.

15 - 

17

6.95 

6.77

3-30-26cb. Brown. Highest observed stage in period of record, 7.45 

on Feb. 7- Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 

Apr.

7 

4

7.45 

7.78 I

June 

Oct.

6 

3

8.15 

9.30 I

Nov. 

Dec.

15

17

8-65 

8-57
276 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

3-30-29aa. Geological Survey, tJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.92 on Apr. 7. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Feb. 9 

Apr. 7 

June 11

Water 

level

3.55 

1.92 

2.35

Date

July 7 

Aug. 4

Water 

level

a3.63 

4.68

Date

Sept. 12 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

a4.35 

4.56

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

3.97 

3.75

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior.

3-50-34bb. 

15.12 on Aug. 4.

Hauxwell. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1946-49.

Feb. 9 

Apr- 7 

June 11

13.46 

12.86 

12 . 53

July 7 

Aug. 4

a!3.30 

15.12

Sept .12 

Oct. . 7

a!4.27 1 Nov. 18 

14.30 1 Dec. 20

13.85 

13.73

a By Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. 

4-26-54db. Selover. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 9 

Apr. 4

Water 

level

20.82 

20.12

Date

June 11 

Oct. 7

Water 

level

19.77 

20.79

Date

Nov. 18 

Dec. 20

Water 

level

20.60 

20-55

Richardson County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Rock County

30-17-8db. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 1.59 on June 14. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, 

U. S. Dept. of Interior, Ainsworth. Records available: 1934-49-

June 

July

14 

25

1 

3

.59 

.88

Aug. 

Sept

51 

.14

5 

3

99 

67

1 Oct. 6 4 .04

30-19-10aa. University of Nebraska- Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 0.37 on June 6. Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, 

U. S- Dept. of Interior, Ainsworth. Records available: 1940, 1944-49.

June 

July

6 

25

0 

3

37 

08 I

Aug. 

Sept

31 

14

3 

2

.37 

.92

1 Oct. 6 3 .07

Saline County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Sarpy County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Saunders County

A13-9-lldd. City of Lincoln. Records available:

Measurements discontinued.

Al3-9-12dc. City of Lincoln. 

Measurements discontinued.

A13-9-24cc. US 62. City of Lincoln. Records available; 1955-49.

Records available:

1934-42, 1944, 1946- 

1936-42, 1944, 1946.

Date

Feb. 1 

28 

Apr. 1

Water 

level

5.05 

1.17 

1.45

Date

Apr. 28 

May 50 

July 1

Water 

level

5.67 

5.05 

2.82

Date

Aug. 5 

29 

Oct. 1

Water 

level

5.45 

5.52 

5.05

Date

Oct. 21 

Nov. 28

Water 

level

5.55 

5.49

A13-9-24dc. City of Lincoln. 

1946- Measurements discontinued.

Records available: 1934-42, 1944,
NEBRASKA, SHERIDAN COUNTY 277

A14-5-35cd. Union Pacific Railroad. Records available: 1935-42, 

1944, 1946. Measurements discontinued.

Al7-5-23bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. Destroyed, measurements discontinued after Nov. 5-

Date

Jan. 3 

Apr. 26

Water 

level

2.07 

1.17

Date

July 11 

Sept. 1

Water 

level

1.94 

3.10

Date

Nov. 5

Water 

level

1.97

Scotts Bluff County

23-56-6aa- Gompert. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches. 

Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum. 

Highest observed stage in period of record, 29.24 on Oct. 26; lowest, 

34.63 on July 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Nov. 23, 1948 

Mar- 23, 1949

Apr- 27 

June 15

30.91 

33.05

33.95 

34.55

July 1, 1949 

28

Aug. 31 

Sept .30

34.63 

33.54

31.77 

29.44

Oct. 26, 1949 

Nov. 28

Dec- 21

29.24 

29.88

30.12

23-57-5bb. Oleson. Abandoned drilled domestic well, diameter 4 

inches, depth 142 feet. Measuring point, top of casing, 1.1 feet above 

land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 21.27 on 

Oct. 26; lowest, 24.08 on June 30- Records available: 1948-49.

Dec. 14, 1948 

Mar. 23, 1949 

Apr. 27 

June 10

21-28 

23.63 

23.47 

23.78

June 30, 1949 

July 28 

Aug. 31 

Sept. 30

24.08 

23.87 

23.03 

21.28

Oct. 26, 1949 

Nov. 28 

Dec. 21

21.27 

22.05 

22-08

Seward County

All-2-23cc- Rolfmeier. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

76.96 on Oct. 17. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 26, 77-4S; Oct. 17, 

76.96.

All-3-22aa. Kilpatrick Estate. Records available: 1934-42, 1946. 

Measurements discontinued.

24-41-34da. 

1944-49.

Sheridan County 

University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42,

May 13 

June 8

7.66 | 

7.52 I

July 15 

Sept.16

7.98

8.34

Nov. 25

24-42-27ba. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records 

available: 1946-49. May 13, 12.94; June 8, 12.52; July 15, 12-84; Nov. 25, 

13.05.

24-43-15da. University of Nebraska. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 5.26 on June 8. Records available: 1940-42, 1944-49.

May 

June

13 

8

5 

5

 78 | 

.26)

July 

Sept

15 

.16

6 

6

.32 

.53

I Nov. 25 6.35

24-44-14da. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.94 on May 11. Records available; 

1949. May 11, 3.94; July 15, 4.62; Sept. 16, 5.24; Nov. 25, 4-66.

24-44-18bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.80 on May 11. Records available: 

1946-49. May 11, 3.80; July 15, 4.11; Sept. 16, 4.77; Nov. 25, 4.73.

24-45-8dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Records available: 1935-42, 1946-49. May 11, 1.13; July 14, 0.97; Sept. 13, 2.15; 

Nov. 23, 1.94.

24-46-10cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Record^ 

available: 1946-49. May 11, 5.92; July 14, 5.67; Sept. 13, 6.14; Nov. 23, 

6.03.
278 WATER LFVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

25-41-28ad. Ballinger. Records available: 3946-47. Measurements 

discontinued.

25-45-32ad. -Herrian. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

31.50 on July 15 and 16- Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water le^el, from recorder charts

Date

May 11 

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

Water 

level

32.33 

32.33

32.33

3?. 29

32.25

32.25

32.23

32.17

Date

July 13 

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

Water 

level

31.52 

31.51

31.50

31.50

31.54

31.59

31.59

31.62

Date

Sept .13 

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

Water 

level

32.13 

32.13

32.13

32.17

32.20

32.22

32.22

32.23

Date

Nov. 23 

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Water 

level

32-19 

32.19

32.19

32.19

32.18

32-18

32-19

32-20

26-41-24cd.

27-41-29ba. 

discontinued.

27-46-34bb. 

discontinued.

28-42-15bc.

28-46-4ac. 

discontinued.

28-46-32ad. 

31-44-10dd.

Records available; 1946-47. Measurements discontinued. 

Bixby. Records available: 1946-47. Measurements

Mesursmlth. Records available: 1946-47. Measurements

Records available: 1946-47. Measurements discontinued. 

Nickels. Records available; 1946-47. Measurements

1935-42, 

1934-38, 1940-41, 1945,

Records available: 1946-47. Measurements discontinued.

University of Nebraska. Records available: 

1944-47. No measurement made in 1949.

31-46-5dd. Johnson. Records available: 

1947. Measurements discontinued.

31-46-8ad. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1937-42, 

1945-47. No measurement made in 1949.

33-42-36da. Barto. Records available: 1940-41, 1945, 1947. Measurements dia-continued.

Sherman County

13-13-4dc. Thomas. Drilled stock well, diameter 4 inches, reported 

depth 190 feet. Measuring point, hole in top of platform, at land-surface 

datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 120.64 on Dec. 6; 

lowest. 121.70 on Nov. 8. Records available: 1949. June 22, 121.10; 

Sept. 23, 120.92; Nov. 8, 121-70; Dec. 6, 120-64.

13-13-13cc. Siefert. Dug stock well, diameter 4 feet, reported depth 

78 feet- Measuring point, hole in platform, south side, at land-surface 

datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 53.55 on Nov. 8; lowest, 

58.84 on Sept. 1. Records available: 1949. Sept. 1, 58.84; Sept. 23, 

54-93; Nov. 8, 53.55; Dec. 6, 57.07.

13-13-23ad. McDonald. Abandoned dug and drilled stock well, diameter 

4 feet, depth 44 feet. Measuring point, top of plank, east side, at landsurface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 37.93 on 

Sept. 23; lowest, 38-37 on Dec- 6. Records available: 1949. June 23, 

37.95; Sept. 23, 37.93; Dec. 6, 38.37.

14-14-3cc. Couton- Dug and drilled stock well. Measuring point, top 

of casing, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 6.37 on June 26; lowest, 8-03 on Nov. 8. Records available: 1949. June 26, 6-37; Sept. 23, 6-63; Nov. 8, 8-03.

14-14-5bc. 

8.87 on Aug. 5.

Macejeski. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr-. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

10-95 

11-15

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept -23

Water 

level

8-87 

9.89

Date

Nov . 8 

Dec- 5

Water 

level

10.89 

11.33
NEBRASKA, SHERMAN COUNTY 279

14-14-8db. 

6.01 on July 7.

Zimmerman. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 3

water 

level

6.46

6.43

Date

July 7 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

6.01 

7.95

Date

Nov. 8 

Dec- 6

¥tvee£

7.95 

8.02

14-14-23cb. Hell- Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 85 feet. Measuring point, hole in pump base, 1.0 foot above 

land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 10.88 on 

June 26; lowest, 12.65 on Nov. 8. Records available: 1949. June 26, 

10.88; Sept. 23, 12.46; Nov. 8, 12.65.

14-14-35cb. School district. Domestic well. Measuring point, top of 

casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949- 

June 24, 30.14; Dec. 6, 30.35.

15-14-19cb. Hell. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.88 

on Sept. 23. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 3

Water 

level

5.01 

5.24

Date

July 7 

Sept .23

Water 

level

5.65 

4.88

Date

Nov. 7 

8

Water 

level

5.28 

5.29

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

5.37

15-15-3dc« Larsen. Irrigation well- Measuring point, top of punp 

base, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 14.11 on Sept. 23} lowest, 14.82 on Nov. 30. Records available: 

1949. June 26, 14.19; Sept. 23, 14.11; Nov. 30, 14-82.

15-15-14db. Chelewski. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 183 feet. Measuring point, top of pump platform, 1-0 foot 

above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.49 on June 23; lowest, 17.73 on Nov. 30. Records available: 1949. 

June 23, 16.49; Sept. 23, 16.75; Nov. 30, 17.73.

15-15-24cc. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Driven observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 20-1 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 12.56 on Sept. 23; lowest, 13.55 on Nov. 30- Records available: 

1949. Sept. 23, 12.56; Nov. 7, 13.22; Nov. 8, 13.25; Nov. 30, 13.55.

16-15-5dd. Drilled stock well, diameter 5 inches, depth 86 feetMeasuring point, top of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Records 

available: 1949. Oct. 11, 42.94; Nov. 30, 42.76.

16-15-8dd. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 21 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 3.88 on Nov. 30; lowest, 4-30 on Sept. 23- Records available: 1949- Sept. 23, 4.30; Nov. 7, 4.08; Nov. 30, 3.88.

16-15-9dc. Geological Survey, U. S. Deptr. of Interior- Jetted 

observation well, diameter i inch, depth 17 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 12-59 on Sept. 22; lowest, 13.53 on Aug. 24. Records available: 

1949. Aug. 24, 13.53; Sept. 22, 12.59; Nov. 7, 13.35; Nov. 30, 13.50.

16-15-16cd. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 2.3 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 30, 6.24.

16-15-19ab. Fowler- Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 124 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at landsurface datum. Records available: 1949. Nov. 20, 22.21.

16-15-20cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 37.9 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 2.5-feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Dec. 1, 9.52.
280 WATER LEVBIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

16-15-21aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.5 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 2.2 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Nov. 16, 5.09-

16-15-26ca. School district. Drilled domestic well, diameter 4 

inches. Measuring point, inspection hole, east side of pump base, 1.4 feet 

above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949- Oct. 11, 48.93; 

Nov. 30, 49.82.

16-15-28bb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 35.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 2-8 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Dec. 1, 21.10-

16-15-36cc. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter ^ inch, depth 40 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 8.38 on Nov. 30; lowest, 12.21 on Sept. 23. Records available: 

1949. Aug. 22, 9.75; Aug. 24, 9.87; Sept. 23, 12.21; Nov. 30, 8.38.

16-16-12bc. Chotkoski. Drilled irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, 

reported depth 124 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, 2.0 feet 

above land-surface datum- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

32.37 on Aug. 26; lowest, 35.78 on Nov. 7. Records available: 1949. 

Aug. 29, 32.37; Sept. 27, 33.68; Nov. 7, 35-78; Nov. 30, 35.22.

16-16-12dc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/8 inch, depth 37 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 26.20 on Aug. 23; lowest, 28.91 on Dec- 1. Records 

available: 1949. Aug. 23, 26.20; Aug. 24, 26.22; Sept. 27, 26.29; Dec. 1, 

28-91.

16-16-13aa- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 20.2 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 13.18 on Sept. 27; lowest, 13.69 on Dec. 1. Records 

available: 1949. Sept. 27, 13.18; Nov. 7, 13.56; Dec. 1, 13.69.

Sioux County

24-57-35cb. Lenhart- Drilled irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 87 feet. Measuring point, hole in turbine base, at land-surface 

datum. Highest observed stage in period of record, 4.84 on Aug. 31; lowest, 

8.83 on July 1. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

July 1, 1949 

28

Water 

level

7.09 

8.83 

6.12

Date

Aug. 31, 1949 

Sept -30 

Oct. 26

Water 

level

4.84 

5.53 

6-36

Date

Nov. 28, 1949 

Dec. 21

Water 

level

7.33 

7.85

Stanton County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Thayer County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Thomas County

23-28-9da. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-40, 1942 , 

1945-49.

May 

June

11 

8

10 

10

-19 tt 

.06 1

July 

Sept.

15 

16

10. 

10.

49 

69

1 Nov. 24 10 .62

24-30-20ab. University of Nebraska. Records available: 1935-42, 

1944-49. July 15, 2.91; Sept. 16, 2.84; Nov. 23, 2.76-
NEBRASKA, THURSTON COUNTY 281

Thurston County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Valley County

17-16-17ac- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter 3/8 inch, depth 20.3 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 2-0 feet above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Sept. 26, 3.48; Dec. 5, 4.46-

17-16-25aa- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Jetted 

observation well, diameter § inch, depth 25 feet. Measuring point, top of 

pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in period 

of record, 9.17 on Aug. 26; lowest, 9.58 on Sept. 27. Records available: 

1949. Aug. 26, 9.17; Sept. 27, 9.58; Nov. 7, 9.44; Nov. 30, 9.34.

17-16-25cb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 10.5 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 2.67 on Nov. 30; lowest, 3.19 on Sept. 27. Records 

available: 1949. Sept. 27, 3.19; Nov. 7, 2.80; Nov. 30, 2.67.

17-16-26dc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.70 on Apr. 1. Records available: 

1943-49.

Lowest dally 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

P/L

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

4.57 

4.57 

4.57 

4-57

....

4.42 

4.50 

4.58

4.59 

4.56 

4.48 

4-43 

4.38

4.36 

4.38

4.40

4.43 

4.43

4.41 

4.38 

4.36

....

Feb.

....

....

....

....

....

4.76 

4.78

4.77

3.04

Mar.

3.04 

3.03 

2.99 

3.02 

3.32

3.41 

3.41

3.48 

3.62 

3.69

3.72 

3.77 

3.80 

3.71 

3.76

....

....

3.57 

3.60

3

rjr\

3.85

3.87 

2.97 

3.14 

3.20 

3.12

Apr.

2.70 

2.86 

2.95 

2.95 

3.03

3.22 

3.43

3.65 

3.65 

3.18

3.50 

3.73 

3.91 

3.91 

3.11

3.37

3

rfz

3

017

4.10 

4.14

4.19 

4.27 

4.35 

4.48

4.50

4.57 

4.63 

4.68 

4.73 

4.75

May

4.76 

4.82 

4.86 

4.91 

4.95

4.75 

4.37

4.38 

3.93 

4.19

4.37 

4.51 

4.63 

4.72 

4.78

4.80 

4.78

4.85

4.93 

4.97

4.87 

4.26 

4.34 

4.47

4.60

4.74 

4.85 

4.95 

5.02 

5.09 

5.15

June

5.17 

5.14 

5.11 

5.16 

5.18

5.19 

5.15

4.06 

3.78 

3.58

3.88 

4.04 

4.20 

4.36 

4.51

4.66 

4.80

A RQ

4.97 

5.03

5.10 

5.19 

5-26

5

*zo

5.37

5.43 

5.44 

4.82 

4.78 

4.82

July

4.93 

5.00 

5.18 

5.23 

5.36

5-42 

5.48

5.48 

4.88 

4.85

4.91 

5.13 

5.22 

5.30 

5.38

5.45 

5.53

5.56

5-60 

5.54

5.48 

5.56 

5.66

5 RQ

5.73

....

Aug.

5.84 

5.87 

5.90 

5.93

5.97 

5.00

6.03 

6.06 

6.08

6.10 

6.12 

6.14 

6.15 

6.16

5.94

5

Q"2,

5 Q1

5-86 

5.69

5.64 

5.64 

5.67

S T^

5.82

5-86 

5.81 

5.81 

5.80 

5.82 

5.83

Sept .

5.85 

5.88 

5.89 

5.83 

5.76

5 /11

5.36 

5.34 

5.29

5.24 

5.22 

5.16 

5.19 

5.23

5-28 

5.35

c 4-*

5.50 

5.54

5.60 

5.63 

5.66

5 cry

5-69

5.72 

5.70 

5.72 

5.73 

5.75

Oct.

5.80 

5.81 

5.83 

5.84 

5.82

5.80

5

rtQ

5.70 

5.67 

5.42

5.31 

5.16 

5.13 

5.13 

5.13

5.12 

5.14

5 1 1

5.17 

5.18

5.19 

5.19 

5.21

5

QT

5.22

5.23 

5.23 

5.24 

5.24 

5.26 

5.26

Nov.

5-25 

5.26 

5.27 

5.27 

5-27

5.27

5 OR

5.24 

5-23 

5.21

5.20 

5.29 

5-28 

5.24 

5.24

5.24 

5.24

5

OC

5.26 

5-25

5-27 

5.18 

5.17 

5.14

5.12

5.11 

5.10 

5.10 

5.10 

5.11

Dec.

5.11 

5-12 

5.11 

5.12 

a5.13

5.13

5 T ^

5.14 

5.17 

5.13

5-13 

a5.01 

a5-05 

5.08 

5.09

5.14 

5.11

5.08

5.06 

5.03

5.10 

5.17 

5.23

5

0Q

5.32

5.36 

5.39 

5.40 

5.36 

5.32 

5.27

a Interpolated.

17-16-34aa- Geological Survey, U« S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 16.0 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 8.14 on Aug. 24; lowest, 11.18 on Nov. 30. Records 

available: 1949. Aug. 24, 8.14; Sept. 27, 9.71; Nov. 7, 10.94; Nov. 30, 

11.18.
282 WATER LFVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

18-13-2ac. Rutar. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 11.24 

on Sept. 2. Records available: 1948-49- _

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

10.33 

10-17

Date

June 30 

Sept - 2

Water 

level

10.27 

11.24

Date

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

level

10.15 

10-28

18-13-£,3dd. Hutchins. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

8.70 on Aug. 5. Records available: 1934-42, 1948-49.

Date

Apr- 29 

June 2

Water 

level

10-88 

11.39

Date

June 30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

11.06 

8.70

Date

Sept . 2 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

9.77 

11.51

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

11.89

18-15-12bb. Kokes. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28.26 

on Apr. 29. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 29, 28.26; June 2, 28-56.

18-16-30cc- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 14.0 feet. Measuring point, top 

of pipe, 2.0 feet above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 4.18 on Aug. 31; lowest, 4.79 on Dec. 1. Records available: 1949. Aug. 31, 4-18; Nov. 8, 4-69; Dec. 1, 4.79.

19-13-28bb. Peterson. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

12.29 on Apr. 29. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

12.29 

12.55

Date

June 30 

Sept. 30

Water 

level

12-71 

13.62

Date

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

level

13.53 

13.89

19-13-33cc. Pish. Highest observed stage in period of record, 32-88 

on Aug. 3; lowest, 34.27 on June 2- Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

10.88 

11.39

Date

June 30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

11-06 

8.70

Date

Sept - 2 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

9.77 

11.51

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

11-89

19-14-6dc. Versal- To convert water levels from feet above assumed 

datum, as published in previous reports, to feet below land-surface datum, 

subtract from 135.85. Highest observed stage in period of record, 27.21 

on Sept. 20, 1949. Records available: 1934-42, 1948-49-

Date

Mar. 27, 1948 

June 30 

Sept. 30 

Apr. 29, 1949

Water 

level

29.23 

28-77 

27.82 

29.29

Date

June 2, 1949 

30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

29.55 

29.37 

28.62

Date

Sept. 20, 1949 

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

level

27.21 

27.38 

27-93

19-14-13da. Sack. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 22.74 

on Nov. 29. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

22.39 

21.88

Date

June 30 

Aug. 3

Water 

level

21.92 

20.71

Date

Sept .20 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

21.60 

22.43

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

22.74

19-14-15db. Kerchal. Lowest observed stage in period of record, 6.42 

on Nov. 29. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Apr- 29 

June 2

Water 

level

4.96 

5.57

Date

June 30 

Sept .26

Water 

level

5-43 

6-04

Date

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

level

6-41 

6.42

19-14-36bb. Penas. Highest observed stage in period of record, 28.51 

on June 30; lowest, 30-90 on Nov. 2. Records available: 1948-49.
NEBRASKA, WEBSTER COUNTY 283

19-14-36bb Cont inued.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

29.24 

29.44

Date

June 30 

Aug . 3

Water 

level

28.51 

29.69

Date

Sept. 2O 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

29.88 

30.90

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

29.93

2O-15-34aa. Michalski. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

56.73 on Apr. 29; lowest, 58.00 on Nov. 2 and 29. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Apr. 29 

June 2

Water 

level

56.73 

56.99

Date

June 3O 

Sept . 2

Water 

level

56.85 

57.37

Date

Nov. 2 

29

Water 

level

58.00 

58.00

Washington County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Wayne County 

No measurement made in 1949.

Webster County

(Measurements made by Bureau of Reclamation, TJ. S. Dept of Interior, 

except those made in November and December.)

l-9-6cd. Records available: 1948-49. Aug. 6, 49.7O; Nov. 10, 48.64j 

Dec. 27, 49.OO.

l-9-8bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of interior. Drilled 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 12.6 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period of record, 6.78 on Dec. 27; lowest, 6.85 on Oct. 27. Records available: 1949. Oct. 27, 6.85; Nov. 10, 6.84; Dec. 27, 6.78.

l-9-9ad. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 1.18 on June 20. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

3.15 

1.59 

2.48

Date

May 27 

June 20 

July 29

Water 

level

2.24 

1.18 

3.29

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept. 23 

Oct. 28

Water 

level

3.60 

3.64 

3.35

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec- 3 

30

Water 

level

3.24 

3.15 

3.05

l-9-9cb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 1.84 on June 2O. Records available: 1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Apr. 28 

May 27

6.62 

4.92 

4.22

June 20 

July 28 

Aug. 17

1.84 | Sept. 27 

5.O6 1 Oct. 27 

5.55 1 Nov. 10

5.96 

5.58 

5.72

Dec. 5 

30

5.83 

5.90

l-9-9cc. Geological Survey, TJ. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest observed 

stage in period of record, 3.17 on June 20; lowest, 8.54 on Feb. 4. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Feb. 4

Mar. 31

Apr. 28

8.54 1 May 27

7.15 1 June 20

6.93 1 July 28

6.16

3.17

5.85

Aug. 17

Sept. 22

Oct. 27

6.28

6.81

6.76

Nov. 10

Dec- 5

30

6.85

7.08

7.80

1-9-llbc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Driven 

observation well, diameter 1-J inches, depth 14.5 feet. Measuring point, 

top of pipe, 1-0 foot above land-surface datum. Highest observed stage in 

period'of record, 7.13 on Oct. 27; lowest, 7.36 on Dec- 30. Records available: 1949. Oct. 27, 7.13; Nov. 10, 7.25; Dec. 30, 7.36.

1-9-llcb. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.57 on June 20- Records available: 

1946-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

5.08 

2.25 

2.83

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

2.12 1 Aug. 17 

.57 1 Sept. 22 

3.87 1 Oct. 27

4.33 

4.37 

3.93

Nov. 10 

Dec. 3 

30

4.02 

4.12 

4.12

!)808-25 O 5-2 1!)
284 WATFR LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

l-9-13ad. Geological Survey,'U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.74 on June 20; lowest, 10.22 on 

Nov. 10. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

Water 

level

8.64 

6.62 

7.19

Date

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

Water 

level

5.70 

3.74 

7.46

Date

Aug. 17 

Sept .22 

Oct. 27

Water 

level

8.28 

8.43 

9.21

Date

Nov. 10 

Dec. 5 

30

Water 

level

10.22 

8.23 

8.14

l-9-14bb. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 4.63 on May 27. Records available:

1947-49.

Feb. 4

Apr. 27

May 27

7.57

5.90

' 4.63

July 28

Aug. 17

Sept. 22

6.17

7.85

7.87

Oct. 27

Nov. 10

7.58

7.62

Dec- 3

30

7.61

7.49

l-9-14bc. Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.29 on June 20; lowest, 12.60 on 

Dec- 5- Records available: 1947-49.

Feb. 4 

Mar. 31 

Apr. 28

10.67 

10.22 

10.49

May 27 

June 20 

July 28

9.40 

7.29 

10.98

Aug. 17 

Sept- 22 

Oct. 27

11.93 

11.79 

11.73

Nov. 10 

Dec. 5

11.65 

12.60

l-9-16bc> G. Ohmstede. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

6.20 on June 20. Records available: 1946-49.

Mar. 

Apr31 

28

11.77 1 

11.20 1

May 

June

27 

20

9.70 1 

6.20 |

Nov. 

Dec.

10 

5

9.92 

10.54

1 Dec- 30 10.38

1-10-ldcl. Records available: 1939-41, 1946-49. Aug. 6, 9.68, by 

Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior; Nov. 10, 10.05; Dec. 27, 9.76.

l-10-3ad. Geological Survey, U« S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.47 on June 21. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

9.42 

8.72

8.26

May 19 

June 21

July 21

7.66 

6.47

7.83

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

8.31 

8-45

Dec. 6 

27

8.59 

8.67

l-10-4ab. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.81 on June 21; lowest, 9.46 on 

Jan. 17. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 17

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

9.46

8.72

8.09

May 19

June 21

July 21

6.99

3.81

4.83

Oct. 20

Nov. 10

7.14

7.35

Dec. 6

27

7-52

7.68

l-10-4db. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 5.34 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17

Mar. 15

Apr- 18

9.40

8.43

8.09

May 19

June 21

July 21

7.26

5.34

7.65

Oct. 20

Nov. 10

8.90

9.05

Dec. 6

27

9.06

9.03

l-10-9ad. Geological Survey, U« S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 14.63 on June 21. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

Apr.

17 

15

ia

17.63 

16.48

16.34 I

May 

June

July

19 

21

21

15.85 

14.63

15.20 I

Oct. 

Nov.

20 

10

16.35 

16.46 (

Dec- 6 

30

16.56 

16.53

l-10-10dd. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.70 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

10.12 | May 20

8". 44 1 June 21

8-48 | July 21

7.88

6.70

8.60

Oct. 20

Nov. 10

9.96

9.52

Dec- 6

30

9.56

9.44
NEBRASKA, WEBSTER COUNTY 285

l-10-12ad. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 7.33 on July 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

8-22 

8.41 

8.38

Date

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

Water 

level

8.06 

7.49 

7.33

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

8.67 

8.68

Date

Dec. 6 

27

Water 

level

8.67 

8.67

l-10-12da. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2-34 on June 21; lowest, 9.14 on 

Jan. 17. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

9.14 

5.37

6.09

May 19 

June 21

July 21

5.21 

2.34

6.30

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

7.58 

7.52

Dec. 6 

27

7.54 

7.57

l-10-12dc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.20 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

7.10 1 May 20 

5.22 1 June 21 

5.63 | July 21

4.30 

3.20 

6.50

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

6.98 1 Dec- 6 

7.09 1 30

7.00 

6.95

1-11-^lda- Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.44 on June 11. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15' 

Apr. 7

9.98 

9.06 

8.64

Apr. 18 

May 19 

June 11

8.68 

6.49 

3.44

June 21 

July 21 

Oct. 20

4.05 H Nov. 10 

6.02 1 Dec. 6 

7.59 1 27

8.00 

8.30 

8.54

l-ll-5bc- Geological Survey, U- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, +0.12 on June 21. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

7.61 

5.73 

5.21

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

0-47 1 Oct. 20 

+.12 1 Nov. 10 

3.13 1

5.77 

5.98

Dec- 6 

24

6.10 

6.20

l-ll-5cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.04 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr- 18

7.03 1 May 19 

6.10 1 June 21 

5.98 | July 21

4.81 

3.04 

5.94

Oct . 20 

Nov. 10

6.87 II Dec- 6 

6.95 24

6.88 

6.91

l-ll-6cc. Bureau of Reclamation, U- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3.19 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan . 19 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

6-89 

4.88 

4.69

May 20 

June 21 

July 21

3.95 

3.19 

4.76

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

5.89 It Dec- 6 

5.90 | 27

5.94 

6.06

l-ll-8bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6-04 on June 21. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

11.58 

10.10 

10.38

May 20 

June 21 

July 21

9.33 

6.04 

9.35

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

11.00 || Dec. 6 

11.12 27

11.15 

11.19

l-ll-9bc. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 3-00 on May 19- Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar- 15 

Apr. 18

8.14 

6.24 

5.14

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

3.00 

4.04 

5.93

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

6.98 || Dec. 6 

6.55 24

6.28 

6-14
286 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1-11-llab. Geological Survey, TJ- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 2.76 on June 14; lowest, 9.49 on 

Feb. 11. Records .available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

b 

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.

8.90 

8.88 

8.87 

8.84 

8.81

8.78 

8.77 

8-76 

8.74 

8.70

8.68 

8.67 

8.66 

8.64 

8.64

8.61 

8.58 

8.57 

8.55 

8.52

8.51 

8.48 

8.47 

8.44 

8.42

8.40 

8.40

Feb.

....

....

9.49 

9.47 

9.48 

9.45 

9.45

9.43 

9.43 

9.44 

9.44 

9.46

9.45 

9.45 

9.44 

9.48 

9.29

9.13 

9.13 

9.08

Mar.

9.00 

8.98 

8.91 

8. 79 

8.65

8.59 

8.59 

8.58 

8.59 

8.60

8.61 

8.63 

8.63 

8.65 

8.68

8.69 

8.70 

8.70 

8.71 

8.70

8.70 

8.73 

8.70 

8.70 

8.72

8.71 

8.68 

8.66 

8.63 

8.62

Apr.

8.60 

8.59 

8.59 

8.56 

8.54

8.53 

8.54 

8.54 

8.55 

8.55

8.55 

8.53 

8.52 

8.52 

8.52

8.48 

8.48 

8.48 

8.47 

8.46

8.46 

8.47 

8.46 

8.46 

8.47

8.48 

8.48 

8.48 

8.47 

8.48

May

8.50 

8.50 

8.51 

8.53 

8.53

8.15 

8.03 

7-53 

7.04 

7.03

7.08 

7.14 

7.22 

7.27 

7.30

7.31 

7.33 

7.35 

7.35 

7.24

5.90 

5.82 

5.88 

5.95 

6.02

6.08 

6.18

June

 

....

3.34 

3.52 

3.23 

2.76 

3.12

3.42 

3.65 

3.70 

3.43 

3.67

3.91 

4.04 

4.12 

4.13 

3.87

4.09 

4.29 

4.32 

4.36 

4.52

July

4.66 

4.77 

4-86 

4.97 

5.07

5.16 

5.26 

5.34 

5.43 

5.51

5.57 

5.63 

5.68 

5.75 

5.81

5.86 

5.92 

6-00 

6.08 

6.15

6.23 

6.29 

6.30 

6.23 

6.29

6.34 

6.38 

6.45 

6.46 

6.47 

6.48

Aug.

6.52 

6.56 

6.60 

6.64 

6.68

6.65 

6.64 

6.61 

6.58 

6.55

6.53 

6.50 

6.48 

6.45 

6.43

6.40 

6.38 

6.36 

6.34 

6.32

6.30 

6.28 

6.27 

6.25 

6.23

6.20 

6.18 

6.16 

6.14 

6.13 

6.12

Sept.

6.11 

6.09 

6.08 

6.07 

6.10

6.15 

6.15 

6.13 

6.13 

6.17

6.17 

6.17 

6.14 

6.10 

6.08

6.07 

6.08 

6.06 

6.04 

6.03

6.02 

6.01 

5.98 

5.97 

5.96

5.95 

5.94 

5.92

Oct.

....

7.47 

7.42 

6.73

6.58 

6.52 

6.52 

6.59 

6.62

6.63 

6.65 

6.68 

6.71 

6.74

6.78 

6.82 

6.86 

6.91 

6.94

6.96 

6.98 

6.99 

7.02 

7.04 

7.07

Nov.

7.09 

7.11 

7.15 

'7.17 

7.20

7.22 

7.23 

7.28

7.44

7-45 

7.48 

7.51 

7.53 

7.55

7.57 

7.59 

7.59 

7.60 

7.63

7.65 

7.65 

7.65 

7.67 

7.68

7.68 

7.69 

7.71 

7.73 

7.74

Dec.

7.76 

7.76 

7.78 

7.80 

7.80

7.78 

7.82 

7.84 

7.84 

7.79

7.82 

7.87 

7.89 

7-90 

7.92

7.89 

7.90 

7-92 

7.92 

7.94

7.94 

7.96 

7.97 

7.97 

7.97

7.98 

8.00 

8.00 

8.01 

8.01 

8.02

1-11-llbb. Bureau of Reclamation, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 6.20 on June 21; lowest, 10-20 on 

Jan. 17. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

10.20 

8.95 

9.05

Date

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

Water 

level

8-18 

6.20 

7.15

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

8-15 

8.42

Date

Dec. 6 

24

Water 

level

8.71 

8.88

l-ll-12bc- Bureau of Reclamation, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 5.62 on June 21; lowest, 8.27 on 

Jan. 17. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan.

Mar.

Apr.

17

15

18

8.27 1

7.19 1

7.25 1

May

June

July

19

21

21

r 6.74

5.62

5.85 I

Oct.

Nov.

20

10

6.35 1

6.77

Dec. 6

24

6.95

7.09

l-ll-16aa. Geological Survey, U. S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 14-80 on Dec. 17. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan.

Mar.

Apr.

17

15

18

18.43 I

16.45 1

17.36 I

May

June

July

20

21

21

16.94

16.33

16.23 I

Oct.

Nov.

20

10

15.70 I

15.42 I

1

Dec. 6

27

15.14

14.80

l-12-2bb. Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.94 on June 21- Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan.

Mar.

Apr.

17

15

18

6.47 1

4.98

4.20 1

May

June

July

19

21

21

0.98

.94

3.60 I

Oct.

Nov.

20

10

5.10 1

5.14

Dec. 3

24

5.20

5.19
NEBRASKA, YORK COUNTY 287

l-12-4bb- Geological Survey, U. S- Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.58 on May 19. Records available: 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

Water 

level

8.05 

7.16 

5.98

Date

May 19 

June 21 

July 21

Water 

level

1.58 

1.80 

4.90

Date

Oct. 20 

Nov. 10

Water 

level

8.13 

7.55

Date

Dec- 3 

24

Water 

level

7.08 

6.73

1-12-8aa- Geological Survey, 0- S. Dept. of Interior- Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 0.90 on May 20. Records available: 

1946-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 16 

Apr. 18

4.70 

2.60 

2.73

May 20 

June 21 

July 21

0.90 I Oct. 20 

1.801 Nov. 10 

4.16 1

4.76 

4.70

Dec. 2 

24

4.58 

4.47

l-12-9aa. Bureau of Reclamation, D- S. Dept. of Interior. Highest 

observed stage in period of record, 1.84 on May 20. Records available: 

1948-49.

Jan . 18 

Mar. 15

Apr. 18

6.86 

4.30

4.37

May 20 

June 21

July 21

1.84 

2.06

4.64

Oct . 20 

Nov. 10

5.80 

5-85

Dec. 2 

24

5.78 

5.95

2-9-24bd. H. Pederson. Records available: 1934-42, 1946. Measurements discontinued.

2-10-36db. Somerholder- Highest observed stage in period of record, 

26-50 on Apr. 7. Records available: 1934-40, 1942, 1946-49. Apr. 7, 

26.50; Oct. 8, 26.69; Nov. 10, 26-61.

2-12-34cd. B. McNenny. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

16.87 on Dec- 24. Records available: 1939-42, 1946-49.

Jan. 17 

Mar. 15 

Apr. 18

17.97 g May 19 

17.30 I June 21 

17.30 \ July 21

17.60 1 Oct. 20 

17.28 I Nov. 10 

17.26 1

16.94 

18.05

Dec. 3 

24

16.95 

16.87

3-lO-34cb. R. Adams, 

discontinued.

Records available: 1934-42, 1946. Measurements

Wheeler Countv

No measurement made in 1949.

York County

9-2-15bc. {Well 225 in previous reports). To convert water levels 

from feet above assumed datum, as published in previous reports, to feet 

below land-surface datum, subtract from 125.82. Measuring point lowered 

0-5 foot on Apr- 27, 1949. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

23.05 on Oct. 17. Records available: 1934-41, 1944, 1949- Apr. 27, 23.55; 

Oct. 17, 23.05.

ll-l-35bb. Schlechte. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

104.94 on Oct. 17. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 26, 105-08; Oct.. 17, 

104.94.

ll-3-32db. Moore. Records available: 1934-42, 1944, 1946. Measurements discontinued.

ll-3-36ab. Mother Jewel Home. Highest observed stage in period of 

record, 67.67 on Oct. 17. Records available; 1948-49. Apr. 22, 67.83; 

Oct. 17, 67.67.

ll-4-25bc. Traoy. Highest observed stage in period of record, 66-00 

on Apr. .27; lowest, 66.43 on Oct. 17. Records available: 1948-49. 

Apr. 27, 66-00; Oct. 17, 66.43.

ll-4-31ba. Penster. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

72.02 on Apr. 27. Records available; 1948-49. Apr. 27, 72.02; Oct. 17, 

72.05.

ll-4-33bb. Leuthje. Highest observed stage in period of record, 

68.36 on Apr. 27. Records available: 1948-49. Apr. 27, 68.36; Oct. 17, 

68-55.
NORTH DAKOTA

By J. E, Powell and G. A. LaRocque, Jr, 

PROGRAM OF WORK

Ground-water investigations and the measurement of water levels in 

observation wells in North Dakota were continued in 1949 in cooperation 

with the State Geological Survey, the State Water Conservation Commission, 

and the Missouri Basin investigational program. At the end of 1949, 

water-level measurements were being made in 397 observation wells, 9 of 

which were equipped with automatic water-stage recorders. Water levels in 

29 wells were being measured weekly by local observers. Water-level measure' 

ments were discontinued in seven wells. 4,431 periodic water-level measurements are included in this report, and in addition, 2,091 water-level 

determinations were obtained from wells equipped with automatic water-stage 

recorders. Water-level determinations obtained under the Missouri Basin 

program are reported here for the first time and include measurements 

obtained from 1945 through 1949, inclusive, (See figs. 8 and 9.)

Under the cooperative program, field work in connection with the 

investigation of the ground-water conditions in the vicinities of Neche 

and Lakota was completed during 1949, and field work was done in connection 

with studies of the ground-water conditions in the vicinities of Rlchardton, 

Streeter, Devils .Lake, Rolla, Mylo, St. John, and Bowbells. A report on 

the ground-water conditions in the Fargo-Moorhead area was published and 

reports on the ground-water investigations near Wyndmere, Kindred, and 

Portland were completed,

PRECIPITATION

Precipitation for North Dakota in 1949, &a reported by the United 

States Weather Bureau, was 16.24 inches, or 0.85 inch below average. 

Departures from average precipitation ranged from 6.75 inches below average 

to 5.77 inches above average. The maximum positive departures from the 

average occurred in the northeastern part of the State, and the greatest

288
 DRAINAGE BASINS 

A Missouri B-Sour is C Devils Lake and Upper Sheyenn

Figure 8.--Map of North Dakota showing drainage basins and distribution 

the Federal-State cooperative program at t
290 WATER LEVFLS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

N N
NORTH DAKOTA 291

negative departures occurred in the southwestern part of the State. In 

general, precipitation was above average in the east and mid-central portions of the State and below average in the remaining portions. Average 

precipitation for the State was above average during the months of January, 

May, July, October, and December. The greatest monthly departures were 

-1.07 inches in August and +1.52 inches in October.

As in previous years, the ground-water levels were low during the 

winter, the lowest stage occurring in February. Ground-water levels declined moderately from December to March and rose rapidly during April and 

May due to recharge from melting snow in 'conjunction with the thawing of the 

ground surface. The highest ground-water levels occurred in May, after 

which they declined gradually until November. A small rise in November 

was followed by an insignificant dron in December. At the end of 1949, 

the average ground-water level was 0.52 foot higher than at the end of 

1948.

FLUCTUATIONS OF WATER U2VEIS

The average monthly water levels for the State from 1937 through 1949 

are shown in the following table. These averages are based on measurements 

In selected observation wells, and were computed from the records from 

nine wells~in which water levels were measured weekly distributed throughout the State. Four of these wells are in the Red Hiver drainage basin, 

one in the Souris River drainage basin, and three in the Missouri River 

drainage basin. Figure 10 is a graphical presentation of these data.

Average monthly water levels, in feet above assumed datum planes, in 

observation wells in North Dakota, 1957-1949.

Year

1937

1938 

1939 

1940 

1941

1942 

1943 

1944 

1945 

1946

1947 

1948 

1949

Jan.

99.97 

99.49 

99.24 

98.84

100.68 

100.51 

100.40 

101.04 

100.01

100.48 

101.30 

101.12

Feb.

99.93 

99.38 

99.14 

98.74

100.41 

100.44 

100.24 

100.96 

100.24

100.49 

101.01 

100.84

Mar.

100.12 

99.38 

99.13 

98.83

100.43 

100.40 

100 . 02 

101.06 

100.18

100.33 

101.10 

100.96

Apr.

100.41 

99.95 

99.16 

99.76

101.40 

101.30 

100.22 

101.49 

101.18

101.35 

102.29 

103.00

May

100.68 

99.98 

99.43 

99.97

101.45 

102.09 

100.52 

101.74 

101.55

101.74 

104.63 

103.88

June

100.35 

100.07 

99.52 

100.43

101.67 

102.73 

101.15 

101.71 

100.97

102.25 

103 .74 

103.36
105

1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 

Figure 10. Graph showing average monthly water leve

wells in North Dakota, 
NORTH DAKOTA, EENSON COUNTY 293

Average monthly water levels, in feet above assumed datum planes, in 

observation wells in North Dakota, 1957-1949 Continued

Year

1937

1938 

1939 

1940 

1941

1942 

1943 

1944 

1945 

1946

1947 

1948 

1949

July

99.99 

99.89 

99.34 

100.39

101.42 

102.68 

101.28 

101.27 

100.60

102.37 

103.27 

102.89

Aug.

99.61 

99.62 

99.24 

99.89

101.48 

102.19 

101.37 

100.95 

100.36

101.93 

102 . 65 

102.45

Sept.

100.31

99.59 

99.41 

99.07 

100.16

101 . 43 

101.91 

101.67 

100.71 

100.07

101.49 

101.73 

101.97

Oct.

100.39

99.44 

99.37 

98.96 

100.73

101.35 

101.50 

101.36 

100.71 

100.70

101.48 

101.52 

101.65

Nov.

100.13

99.51 

99.34 

98.95 

100.64

100.98 

100.37 

101.55 

100.70 

100.84

101.57 

101.47 

101.96

Dec.

100 .05

99.54 

99.31 

98.92 

100.26

100.73 

101.26 

101.59 

100.54 

100.67

101.51 

101.32 

101.84

The following table shows the general fluctuations and net changes in 

the ground-water levels during 1949 in several regions of the State 

according to drainage basins. This table indicates a net rise in water 

levels for the year in all regions except the Janes River basin where 

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 

1949

Basin

Red River 

Devils Lake and Upper 

Sheyenne River 

James River 

Souris River 

Missouri River

Number 

of 

wells

7 

3

5 

5

7

High

5.02 

7.31

8.73 

6.26 

38.12

Low

9.60 

10.29

11.08 

8.72 

41.22

Fluctuation

4.58 

2.98

2.35 

2.49 

3.10

Net 

Change

0.65 

.57

.77 

+ .34 

1.10

WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM ,

The well numbers in this report conform to the system adopted for 

reports in all the Missouri Basin States. See Water-Supply Paper 1098 

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LFVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Adams County

130.97.14ccl. Mrs. Halverson. Records available: 1940-49. June 30, 

49.98j July 13, 50.00.

Barnes County

138.57.5cbl. H. H. Wilkins. Records available: 1939-47, 1949. 

Sept. 7, 31.64.

138.57.5cb2. H. H. Wilkins. Records available: 1939-47. Measxirements discontinued.

Benson County

156.69.36cal. H. Biltingsrud. Records available: 1940-49. 

Sept. 12, 13.28.
294 WATER LFVFLS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

159.81.19dc; 

depth 12.8 feet.

Botineau County

Alfred Nelson. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 Inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

9.75 

9.32 

9.78 

10.69

Date

July 9, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 7, 1948 

AUK. 13

Water 

level

9.06 

10.05 

7.73 

7.67

Date

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sent. 15

Water 

level

9.62 

7.20 

7.59 

8.98

I59.81.27at). Carl Kjonaas. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

Inches, depth 12.9 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 16

10.00 

4.25 

7.04 

8.90

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 12 

Aug. 13, 1948 

Nov. 19

0.12 

6.61 

.96 

5.73

Mar. 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 15

b +1.80 

b +1.80 

3.59

b Surrounded by ponded water,

159.8l.34cd. Ovner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 Inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 16

13.15 

12.67 

13.05 

13.65

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 12 

May 7, 1948 

AUK. 18

13.11 

14.05 

10.42 

11.55

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sect . 15

11.29 

4.06 

8.87 

10.15

159.82.laa. H. L. Diamond. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 Inches, depth 15.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 9, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 16

8.72 

4.72 

5.41 

7.01

July 9, 1947 

Oct. 31 

Aug. 13, 1948 

Nov. 19

3.60 

6.54 

2.29 

6.05

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 15

b +1.56 

2.12 

4.10

b Surrounded by ponded water.

159.82.13ab. John H. Olllges. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

13 Inches, depth 14 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 7, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 16

11.00 

10.38 

11.30 

11.85

Apr. 1, 1947 

Sept. 7 

Oct. 31 

May 7. 1948

10.11 

7.67 

10.81 

3.27

Aug. 13, 1948 

Nov. 19 

May 3, 1949 

Sept. 15

5.56 

10.36 

6.93 

 4.90

159.83.9aa. Martlnlson Estate. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 Inches, depth 61.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 7, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 20

5.95 

4.53 

5.55 

6.69

July 11, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 7,- 1948 

AUK. 13

3.88 

5.80 

c 1.06 

2.60

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sent. 16

4.37 

1.06 

2.51 

5.61

c Ponded water nearby.

159.83.lice. H. Helming. Dug domestic well, diameter 20 Inches, 

depth 15 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oc-t. 7, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 20 

Mar. 26, 1947

8.15 

4.87 

5.63 

7.30 

7.60

July 11, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

4.14 

5.86 

c 2.28 

2.67

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 16

4.71 

2.55 

3.94 

c 5.65

c Ponded water nearby.

159.83.17cd. Donald Zeltz. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 Inches, depth 11.0 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 7, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 20

8.05 

6.55 

6.82 

7.12

July 11, 194*/ 

Oct. 31 

May 7, 1948 

AUK. 13

6.51 

7.86 

c 3.73 

4.67

Nov. 19 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 16

6.09 

3.44 

5.25 

5.74

c Ponded water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, BURKE COUNTY 295

160.82.34dd.

1945-49.

Dug stock well, diameter 18 Inches. Records available:

Date

Oct. 9, 1945 

May 7, 1946 

July 30 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 1,, 1947

Water 

level

8.20 

7.77 

d 9.20 

8.99 

7.80

Date

July 9, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. IS

Water 

level

6.73 

9.36 

4.70 

5.90

Date

Nov. 19. 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 15

Water 

level

7.59 

4.29 

6.18 

7.65

d Pumping recently.

161.93.32dd. H. A. Mllleton. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 12.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 2, 1945 

May 8, 1946 

July 30 

Mar. 26, 1947

5.40 

1.35 

6.00 

b +3.00

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 28 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

b 3.00 

7.40 

(b) 

1.21

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949

July 11 

Sept. 16

a +1.57 

(b)

(b)

7.55

Top of lce< 

b Surrounded by ponded water

162.83.8cc. Roy Brackelsburg. ST/H^SWi sec. 8, T. 162 N., R. 83 W. 

Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 15 feet. Records available: 

1945-49.

Oct. 3, 1945 

May 8 

July 31 

July 2, 1947

4.50 

3.26 

4.35 

2.22

Oct. 28, 1947 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17 

Nov. 18

4.02 

0.76 

2.76 

3.36

May 10, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 16

1.82 

3.01 

3.66

162.8S.21aa. 

Records available:

sec

1945-49.

21, T. 162 N., R. 83 W. Dug stock well.

Oct. 3, 1945 

May 8 1946 

July 31 

Nov. 20

2.62 

2.14 

3.25 

a 3.08

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 28 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

1.32

2.77 

b .48 

c 1.35

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 16

1.48 

c 1.S8 

c 1.54 

2.20

Surrounded by ponded water. 

Ponded water nearby.

Bowman County

131.102.Hbal. City of Bowman. Records available: 1940-42, 1944-46, 

1948. No measurement made In 1949.

131.102.11cal. City of Bowman. Records available: 1940-42, 1944-49. 

June 30, 19.3Sj Aug. 11, 18.55; Oct. 10, 19.34.

131.102.11ca2. City of .Bowman. 

1943. No measurement made In 1949.

Records available: 1940-42, 1944-46,

Burke County

159.91.4ddl. U. 3. Pish and "Wildlife Service. Records available: 

1940-46, 1949. Sept. 10, 76.75.

160.91.21cdl. U. S. Pish and "Wildlife Service. Records available: 

1940-47, 1949. Sept. 10, 59.05.

161.89.Ibc. Bowbells Golf Club. Bored domestic well, diameter 10 

Inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 23, 1945 

June 3 , 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22

7.55 

6.95 

7.12 

7.09 

7.36 

7.23

Aug. 8, 1946 

Sept .30 

Oct. 22 

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 8. 1948

7.65 

8.99 

8.82 

4.35 

6.12 

2.54

Aug. 18, 1948 

Nov. 17 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

6.57 

7.87 

7.06 

5.85 

7.98
296 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

161.89.5dd2. L. P. Chrlstianson. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 

inches, depth 80 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Sept. 24, 1945 

Ar>r. 10, 1946 

July 12 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

24.35 

24.35 

24.14 

24.24

Date

'Aug. 12, 1946 

Oct. 22 

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

24.26 

24.07 

23.36 

24.50

Date

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18 

May 11, 1949

Water 

level

25.02 

23.04 

26.69

161.89.14cdl. J. p. Heve. Dug domestic well, depth 12 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 24, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Oct. 23 

July 7, 1947

16.00 

11.54 

11.22 

4.56

Nov. 4, 1947 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Kov-. 17

12.26 

5.48 

6.21 

9.47

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

4.11 

6.43 

10.05

161.89.18ccl. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches. 

1945-49.

Sept. 14, 1945 

July 12, 1946 

Aug. 12 

Oct. 23

15.10 

9.74 

10.99 

14.82

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 8, 1948 

AUK. 18

5.64 

6.88 

5.16 

6.74

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept .20

8.56 

7.46 

6.82 

10.02

161.89.20aa. T. Jacobson. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 96.0 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 14, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

July 12 

Aug. 12 

Oct. 22

25.58 

25.06 

25.28 

25.35 

25.26

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 7 

Nov. 4 

May 8, 1948 

AUK. 18

25.12 

24.72 

24.78 

24.38 

24.60

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

24.61 

24.50 

24.48 

24.70

161.89.24bb. Olson Bros. Unused drilled well, diameter 6 inches, 

depth 180 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

July 15, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Oct. 23 

July 7, 1947

61.02 

62.01 

58.79 

54.67

Nov. 4, 1947 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Nov. 17

55.24 

54.72 

51.33 

51.47

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

57.09 

56.19 

59.85

162.88.31cc. R. F. Dodge. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 10 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 18, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22

3.45 

.69 

3.04 

1.72 

1.90 

1.55

Aug. 2, 1946 

8 

Sept. 30 

Oct. 23 

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 4

1.54 

3.70 

4.72 

3.90 

(b) 

c .43

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Nov. 15 ~ 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 20

(b) 

0.86 

.99 

b .64 

b .32 

2.65

Surrounded by ponded water, 

c Ponded water nearby.

162.89.lbb. Raymond Swenson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 15.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 18, 1945 

July 23, 1946 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 22

10.72 

10.82 

d 11.61 

15.56

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18 .

4.50 

9.60 

4.26 

5.56

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11. 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

9.42 

3.73 

6.33 

9.32

d Pumping recently.

161.S9.27dd. Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 220 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

July 13, 1946. 

Aug. 1 

Oct. 23 

July 7, 1947

82.38 

81.88 

81.63 

78.63

Nov. 4, 1947 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. '18 

Nov. 17

78.36 

78.41 

77.77 

79.02

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

77.27 

76.94 

76.73
NORTH DAKOTA, BURKE COUNTY 297

161.90.18dc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 14.7 feet. Records available: 1945-48. Measurements discontinued 

Nov. 17, 1948.

Date

Sept. 15, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

July 9 

Aug. 7

Water 

level

11.82 

11.35 

11.32 

11.48

Date

Oct. 18, 1946 

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9

Water 

level

12.13 

11.66 

9.91

Date

Nov. 4, 1947 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

Water 

level

9.14 

8.53 

8.85

Sept. 15, 1945" 

Apr. 10, 1946 

Oct. 23 

Apr. 22, 1947

13.65 

13.44 

13.65 

15.05

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

10.61 

11.00 

10.04 

10.64

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

11.55 

10.99 

9.19 

11.09

161.92.12ddl. Maud Beard. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 54.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 15, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 7 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18

19.83 

22.77 

20.55 

21.38 

29.33

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov.' 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

29.29 

20.66 

17.42 

8.70 

10.94

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

16.04 

25.27 

14.26 

12.05

161.92.12dd*. Maud Beard. Bored stock well, diameter 30 Inches, 

depth 61.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 15, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 7 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18

28.20 

29.27 

39.88 

38.68 

31.93

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

27.79 

32.52 

27.94 

18.45

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

31.64 

32.52 

27.42 

22.67

163.91.20ab. 

Records available:

Oliver Salmon. 

1945-49.

Unused drilled well, diameter 6 inches.

Sept. 16, 1945 

June 25, 1946 

Aug. 12 

Oct. 15 

Apr. 24, 1947

13.30 

13.97 

13.85 

14.07 

15.53

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

13.76 

11.93 

9.86 

11.03

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

10.87 

10.95 

10.49 

11.67

163.91.25ad. N. Baerke. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 

30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 16, 1945 

June 26, 1946 

Aug. 9

12.32 

24.90 

25.23

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11. 1948

16.85 

22.49

Aug. 20, 1948 

Sept. 21, 1949

17.24 

21.15

I62.89.4cd. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 7.0 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 18, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22 

Aug. 2

4.85 

2.31 

2.65 

3.29 

3.52 

3.49 

3.46

Aug. 8, 1946 

Sept .30 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 18, 1947 

July 7 

Nov. 4

3.51 

(f) 

4.29 

(b) 

(b) 

(b)

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Nov. 15 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

b +4 

2.04 

3.64 

b .0 

2.87 

4.35

b Surrounded by ponded water, 

f Dry.

162.89.5ddl. Mrs. P. M. Peterson. Records available: 1937-49.

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 16 

Nov. 15

69.84 

69.99 

70.52

May 11, 1949 

July 21

70.41 

69.90

Sept. 10 

20

70.28 

70.56
298 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESMN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

142.89.17aa. Prank Shultz. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 10.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Sept. 17, 1945 

June 6 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22

Water 

level

5.92 

4.16 

4.32 

4.60 

4.93 

4.77

Date

Aug. 2, 1946 

Sept .30 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 18, 1947 

July 7 

Nov. 4

Water 

level

4.81 

7.55 

6.13 

b 1.23 

b 1.38 

3.85

Date

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Nov. 15 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sect. 20

Water 

level

b 1.03 

3.50 

3.52 

2.90 

2.95 

5.67

b Surrounded by ponded water.

162.89.22cc. Prank Dyer. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 Inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 18, 1945 

July 30, 1946 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 18, 1947

54.78 

54.63 

54.51 

54.53

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

54.09 

54.18 

54.17 

54.09

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

54.03 

54.06 

53.38 

54.05

162.90.6bal. 

Records available: 

5 feet south.

Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 Inches, 

1945-48. Measurements discontinued. See well 6ba2,

Sept. 15, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

18 

July 1 

8

10.75 

5.78 

6.06 

6.80 

7.57

July 22, 1946 

Aug. 2 

8 

Sept .30 

Oct. 17

7.44 

7.79 

8.11 

9.74 

9.11

Apr. 24, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5 

May ?LO, 1948 

Auc. 18

4.99 

2.65 

5.52 

c .82 

.0

c Ponded water nearby.

162 

depth 35 

1945-48.

Aug. 

Nov.

18, 

17

,90.6ba2. Owner 

.3 feet. Records

1948 4

7

.78 1 

(36 1

unknown. Dug 

available:

May 11, 

July 21

1949

domestic 

1948-49 .

4.10 

5.71

well, diameter 18 Inches, 

See well 6bal for period

I Sept. 20, 1949 8.21

162.90.27dc. Alfred Jensen. Dug domestic well, diameter 30 Inches, 

depth 20 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 19, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

July 2 

Aue. 7

10.05 

9.54 

&.56 

9.42

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aus. 18

3.15 

7.04 

2.82 

4.33

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sect. 21

8.55 

3.68 

6.23 

8.80

162.91.3ddl. Carl Kallbert. Unused dug well, diameter 36 Inches, 

depth 18.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 15, 1945 

June 13, 1946 

Aug. 12 

Oct. 17 

Apr. 24, 1947

12.93

12.75 

12.99 

12.84 

3.53

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

4.73 

16.77 

10.55 

15.24

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

12.88 

7.26 

16.04 

14.22

162.91.20cc. J. Frllsch. Dhused bored well, diameter 14 Inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 21, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 7 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18

11.05 

10.80 

10.20 

10.53 

11.40

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9. 

Nov. 5 

May 11. 1948 

Aue. 20

11.34

8.86 

9.57 

5.77 

8.14

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

9.53 

7.78 

8.32 

9.24

162.91.30aa. Prank Ronnle. Unused bored well, diameter 8 Inches, 

Records available:

Sept .21, 1945 

June 7, 1946 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18 

Apr. 22, 1947

12.15 

12.41 

12.63 

10.54 

13.82

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

10.22 

10.26 

10.16 

9.07

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

10.18 

11.04 

10.25 

12.15
NORTH DAKOTA, BURKE COUNTY 299

162.92.24cc. M. E. Glaapey. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 14 feet. Records available; 1945-49.

Date

Sent. 15, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 5 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18

Hater 

level

9.47 

7.51 

7.51 

8.08 

9.62

Date

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948

Water 

level

6.80 

5.63 

6.73 

2.26

Date

Aug. 20, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

5.30 

4.65 

5.97 

8.05

162.92.27ab. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Unused bored well, diameter 14 inches,

Sept. 21, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 5 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 18

10.95 

10.40 

10.21 

10.33 

11.01

Apr. 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 5 

Aug. 20, 1948

10.99 

8.60 

9.15 

8.30

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept .21

9.21 

8.48 

9.03 

10.42

162.93.Baa. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 12 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept .11, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

May 28 

June 3 

July 1 

8 

22

8.85 

6.91 

9.50 

9.61 

8.82 

8.97 

7.85

Aug. 2, 1946 

8 

Oct. 16 

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5

8.82 

10.24 

8.74 

6.48 

2.90 

7.51

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20 

Nov. 15 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept . 21

2.79 

7.82 

9.52 

4.64 

7.03 

9.37

162.93.10cc. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 39.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept

Apr.

May

Aug.

Apr.

.21,

10,

28

8

25,

1945

1946

1947

18.85 1

18.89

18.20

18.89

18.80 |

July

Nov.

May

Aug.

q

5'

11,

20

1947

1948

18.43

18.62

14.73

16.56

Nov.

May

July

Sept.

16,

12,

23

22

1948

1949

12.36

17.05

16.86

17.24

Sept .21, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

May 28 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 18

9.80 

9.41 

9.09 

9.93 

10.05

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

AUK- 20,

9.79 

9.11 

9.52 

c 4.80 

7.63

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 23 

Sept. 22

8.94 

7.97 

8.50 

9.72

c Ponded water nearby.

162.94.2bal. Anton Boen. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 20 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 11, 1945

Apr. 10, 1946

June 3

July 1

3

Aug. 8

14.07

10.31

9.29

12.81

12.18

17.22

Oct. 1, 1946

16

Apr. 25, 1947

July 8

Nov. 6

May 11, 1948

15.27

11.96

11.64

10.62

10.73

9.85

Aug. 19, 1948

Nov. 15

May 5, 1947

July 22

Sept. 21

8.66

8.88

7.84

8.53

9.49

162.94.2ba2. Anton Boen. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 65 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 11, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 3 

July 1 

8 

Aup;. 3

28.92 

12.56 

11,00 

12.32 

12.04 

12.40

Oct. 1, 1946 

16 

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 11, 1948

12.53 

12.13 

10.89 

10.50 

10.02

Aug. 19, 1948 

Nov. 15 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 21

8.57 

9.29 

8.17 

8.77 

9.78
300 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

163.88.2dd2. ?;. B. Haselton. Dug stock well, diameter 36 indies, 

depth 35 feet. Records available: '1945-49.

Date

Sept. 24, 1945 

July 26, 1946 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 23

Water 

level

11.80 

11.14 

12.87 

20.61

Date

July 7, 1947 

May 8, 1948 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

3.86 

c 3.44 

5.34

Date

May 11, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

3.63 

6.78 

10.50

c Ponded water nearby.

163.88,19dc2. G. T. Swenson. Dug domestic well, diameter 4 inches, 

depth 14 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 18, 1945 

July 23, 1946 

Aua. 8

8.66 

8.23 

8.76

Oct. 22, 1946 

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4

11.63 

3.09 

8.95

May 8, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

Sept. 20

3.16 

4.39 

11.30

163.89.8dd. Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 17, 1945 

July 18, 1946 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 18, 1947

47.23 

49.32 

40.25 

47.88 

46.77

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18,

48.44 

49.79 

45.70 

45.65

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

45.70 

c 46.10 

46.37 

47.52

c Ponded water nearby.

163.89.10dc. J. L. Gverdett. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 12.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 17, 1945 

July 18, 1946 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 8, 1947

6.88 

6.55 

6.87 

6.59 

5.18

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

5.32 

6.19 

7.78 

7.83

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1049 

July 21 

Sept. 20

6.21 

5.40 

7.16 

6.40

163.90.22ecl. Owner unknown, 

available: 1945-49.

Bored domestic and stock well. Records

Sept. 21 1945 

June 27, 1946 

Aue. 12

32,95 

32.20 

32.73

Oct. 22, 1946 

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 4

32.76 

29.04 

30.88

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

Sent. 20

29.45 

28.61 

29.51

163.90.35dc. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 16, 1945 

June 6, 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22 

Auc. 2

18.25 

18.41 

18.44 

18.45 

18.42 

18.47 

18.49

Aug. 9, 1946 

Sept. 30 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 18, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5

18.48 

18.65 

18.67 

18.94 

15.46 

15.82

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18 

Nov. 15 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 20

12.74 

13.14 

14.11 

13.67 

13.30 

14. ]5

163.91.6ba. M. Valentine. Dug domestic well, diameter 40 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 12, 1945 

June 21, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Oct. 17 

Apr. 24, 1947

11.22 

9.30 

10.10 

10.39 

9.21

July 8, 1947 

Nov, 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

5.28 

9.12 

c 2.34 

4.71

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

9.38 

5.36 

7.45 

10.35

c Ponded water nearby

163.91.35cd. T. Pashal. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 

5 inches, depth 100 feet. Records available: 1945-49.
NORTH DAKOTA, BURKE COUNTY 301

163 .91.35cd Continued.

Date

Sept. 15, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

18 

July 1 

8 

22

Water 

level

12.65 

11.16 

11.07 

11.01 

11.01 

10.99

Date

Aug. 2, 1946 

12 

Oct. 1 

17 

Apr. 24, 1947 

July 8

Water 

level

11.01 

11.03 

11.16 

9.94 

11.04 

10.60

Date

Nov. 5, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20 

July 21, 1949 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

10.01 

9.33 

8.86 

8.80 

9.15

163.92.5ba. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 24 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 12, 1945 

June 18, 1946 

Aug. 9

24.35 

24.30 

24.28

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948

20.95 

20.97 

18.84

Aug. 20, 1948 

May 11, 1949

19.58 

19.26

163.92.9ccl. Samuel Nlckey. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 35 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 13, 1945 

June 18, 1946 

Aug. 12 

Oct. 17

15.90 

17.89 

12.67 

17.80

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

AUH. 20

15.80 

14.80 

13.67 

14.10

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sect. 21

12.40 

13.55 

12.88 

13.25

163.92.12ccl. E. Engstrom. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 16 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 13, 1945 

June 21, 1946 

Aug. 12 

Oct. IV 

Apr. 24, 1947

10.55 

9.25 

9.51 

11.76 

11.48

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

7.25 

9.50 

7.17 

8.10

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

10.67 

7.93 

8.60 

11.50

163.92.32dd. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Dug stock well, diameter 36 inches.

Sept. 12, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

20 

July 1 

8 

22

12.00 

10.10 

9.85 

10.59 

9.79 

9.80

Aug. 12, 1946 

Oct. 1 

16 

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 11, 1948

10.11 

10.18 

10.17 

7.61 

9.29 

6.46

Aug. 20, 1948 

Nov. 15 

May 11, 1949 

July 21 

Sept. 21

7.95 

8.44 

8.48 

9.21 

9.48

163.92.35dd. P. C. Palck. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 12, 1945 

June 3, 1946 

July 1 

8 

22 

Aug. 2

15.05 

12.42 

14.22 

13.38 

13.68 

13.41

Aug. 12, 1946 

Oct. 1 

17 

Apr. 24, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5

13.41 

13.60 

14.01 

13.49 

8.77 

12.38

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20 

Nov. 15 

July 21, 1949 

Sept. 21

8.27 

9.53 

14.06 

11.52 

13.88

163.93.8cb. W. M. Tyndall. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

May 15, 1946 

Oct. 16 

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5

23.55 

22.51 

21.11 

20.59

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20 

Nov. 17

c 11.77 

14.13 

16.84

May 12, 1949 

July 23 

Sept. 21

12.82 

14.66 

16.69

a Ponded water nearby.

163-93.13bd. A. Curtis. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, depth 

30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 13, 1945 

May 27, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Oct. 17

14.15 

13.30 

13.13 

14.41

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

AUK. 20

13.23 

14.00 

10.67 

12.01

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 23 

Sept. 21

12.55 

c 12.82 

12.93 

12.89

c Ponded water nearby.
302 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

163.93.34cc2. 

recorder charts.

Owner unknown. Records available: 1946-49. From

Date

May 20, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

Water 

level

14.93 

7.83 

11.09

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949

Water 

level

12.36 

9.88

Date

July 23, 1949 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

11.09 

12.04

163.94.6bb. 

depth 73.0 feet.

Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 5 Inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 10, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

May 16 

Apr. 25, 1947

71.10 

71.00 

71.30 

71.11

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 19

72.78 

70.95 

70.76 

71.00

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 22 

Sept .22

70.78 

70.91 

70.92 

71.10

163.94.10cdl. A. B. Peterson. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 46 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 10, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

May 21 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 16

24.25 

25.68 

24.00 

d 28.91 

23.31

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 11, 1948 

Aue. 19

23.89 

22.02 

20.98 

d 23.47 

21.04

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 21

19.22 

17.93 

18.63 

19.25

d Pumping recently.

163.94.Side. A. F. Shetfstad. Bored stock well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 25 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 11, 1945 

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 6 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 1

12.90 

11.73 

11.75 

11.80 

11.98

Oct. 16, 1946 

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 11, 1948

12.02 

11.49 

11.71 

11.55 

10.85

Aug. 19, 1948 

Nov. 15 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 2 2

11.16 

11.30 

10.79 

11.06 

11.27

164.89.32bc. Great Northern Railway. Drilled stock well, diameter 

8 Inches, depth 186 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 17, 1945 

July 18, 1946 

Oct. 22 

Apr. 8, 1947

. 56.55 

56.50 

56.51 

56.38

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 4 

May 10, 1948

56.17 

60.63 

55.71

Aug. 18, 1948 

Nov. 17 

Sept. 20, 1949

55.54 

55.74 

55.39

164.91.35dd. M. Lanthorn. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 16, 1945 

June 25, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Oct. 17

21.40 

21.10 

22.03 

18.61

Apr. 24, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948

19.38 

g 3.52 

8.35 

c 3.18

Aug. 20, 1948 

Nov. 16 

May 12, 1949 

Sept. 21

5.25 

11.51 

5.61 

22.22

Ponded water nearby, 

g Surface water draining into well.

164.93.35dc. 0. J. M. Olsen. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 Inches, depth 27 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 12, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

May 24 

Aug. 9 

Apr. 24. 1947

22.17 

22.68 

20.90 

21.52 

22.00

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 5 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 20

19.85 

20.57 

16.94 

19.01

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 12, 1949 

July 23 

Sept. 21

19,69 

19.49 

20.06 

20.44

Burleleh County

141.80.35ccl. Celia De Long. Records available: 

June 7, 14.18; Sept. 10, 15.58; Nov. 25, 14.82.

1940-46, 1948-49.
NORTH DAKOTA, CASS COUNTY 303

Gas s County 

137.50.29dad4. Village of Kindred. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 3

10

17

24

30

Feb. 7

14

28

Mar. 5

11

18

Water 

level

9.14

9*09

9.18

9.04

8.97

8.99

9.01

9.01

8.69

8.48

8.36

Date

Mar. 27

Apr. 4

11

18

25

May 2

9

17

23

31

Water 

level

8.96

8.41

8.18

8.17

8.15

8.13

8.01

7.87-

7.88

7.87

Date

July 5

12

18

25

Aug. 1

8

15

22

29

Sept. 5

Water 

level

7.27

7.16

7.16

7.16

7.37

7.68

8.00

8.07

8.20

8.32

Date

Sept. 12

19

26

Oct. 3

10

17

24

Nov. 7

14

21

Water 

level

8.59

8.65

8.66

8.79

8.75

8.72

8.72

6.72

8.71

8.71

137.50.29dda5. Village of Kindred. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 3

10

17

24

30

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 5

11

18

8.66

8.67

8.69

8.74

8.73

8.74

8.75

8.75

8.83

8.88

8.88

8.89

Mar. 27

Apr. 4

11

18

25

May 2

9

17

23

31

June 6

13

8.17

8.12

8,11

8.10

8.06

8.03

7.76

8.08

8.01

7.70

7.59

7.37

June 20

27

July 5

12

18

25

Aug. 1

8

15

22

29

7.22

7.21

7.19

7.16

.7.05

7.05

7.22

7.38

7.49

7.68

7.89

Sept . 5

12

19

26

Oct. 3

10

17

24

Nov. 7

14

21

8.46

8.55

8.57

8.60

8.69

8.69

8.70

8.69

8.64

8.61

8.59

137.50.29ddcl. Village of Kindred. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 3

10

17

24

30

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 5

11

18

8.09

8.08

8.01

7.86

8.03

8.03

8.04

8.04

8.07

8.06

8.08

8.09

Mar. 27

Apr. 4

11

18

25

May 2

9

17

23

31

June 6

13

7.30

7.30

7.29

7.22

7.17

7.14

7.09

7.00

6.99

6.99

6.97

6.74

June 20

27

July 5

12

18

25

Aug. 1

8

15

22

29

6.51

6.50

6.50

6.45

6.44

6.43

6.72

7.05

7.25

7.40

7.46

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Oct. 3

10

17

24

Nov. 7

14

21

7.60

7.82

7.91

7.91

7.86

7.90

7.99

7.97

7.96

7.93

7.91

139.48.6ccdl. 

Records available:

The Pierce Co., 1019 First Avenue North. Fargo, 

1940-49.

Lowest daily water level

Da

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17

y| Jan.

37.04 

36.98 

36.94 

36.93 

36.86

36.77 

36.72 

36.65 

36.66 

36.69

36.72 

36.71 

36.64 

36.57 

36.56

36.52 

36 f 52

Feb.

36.39 

36.39 

36.38 

36.36 

36.31

36.29 

36.25 

36.21 

36.20 

36.22

36.22 

36.16 

36.00 

36.00 

35.94

.....

Mar.

35.77 

35.73 

35.71 

35.69 

35.65

35.66 

35.66 

35.65 

35.67 

35.67

35.67 

35.66 

35.66 

55.67 

35.67

35.67 

35.65

Apr.

36.58 

936.58

 

 * 

 

 

35!57

35.57 

35.56

May

35.60 

35.58 

35.54 

35.52 

35.52

35.53 

35.54 

35.54 

35.54 

35.54

35.54 

35.53 

35.53 

35.52 

35.52

35.52 

35.51

June

35.48 

35.46 

35.46 

35.48 

35.48

35.50 

35.52 

35.52 

35.52 

35.52

35.51 

35.50 

35.50 

35.48 

35.48

35.48 

35.47

. from recorder charts

July

36.54 

35.53 

35.53 

35.52 

35.52

35.49 

35.47 

£5.54 

35.44 

35.46

35.46 

35.45 

35.43 

35.43 

35.43

35.30 

35.30

Aug.

* * 

35.* 45

35.47 

35.48 

35.48 

35.48 

35.49

35.53 

35.68 

35.67 

35.77 

35.87

35.97 

36.01

SeplL

37 '.98 

38.06 

38.17 

38.27

38.34 

38.42 

38.49 

38.56 

38.59

38.64 

-38.68 

38.77 

38.94 

38.89

38.93 

38.98

, Oct.

39.65 

39.68 

39.72 

39.76 

39.78

39.78 

39.84 

39.88 

39.92 

39.92

39.86 

39.85 

39.86 

39.86 

39.82

39.76 

39.70

Nov.

38.86 

38.82 

38.81 

38.76 

38.67

38.64 

38.59 

38.52 

38.47 

38.41

38.38 

38.36 

38.34 

38.31 

38.28

38.25 

38.23

Dec.

37164 

37.64 

37.63 

37.63

37.62 

37.57 

37.56 

37.56 

37.51

37.44 

37.36 

37.37 

37.37 

37.37

37.33 

37.26

a Tape measurement >
304 WATER LEVEIfi AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

139.48.6ccdl. Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day] Jan.

HHNco os

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

36.49 

36.48 

36.48

36.47 

36.46 

36.40 

36.37 

36.36

H toCO Nl Lt>

 * tOo ! N to| to tOI (O 

Feb.

a35.90 

35.91

35.91 

35.89 

35.85 

35.80 

35.80

35.80 

35.78 

35.77

Mar.

35.63 

35.65 

35.98

35.93 

35.90 

35.90 

35.90 

35.87

a35.85 

36.52 

36.50 

36.54 

36.56 

36.57

Apr.

35.56 

35.56 

35.56

35.54 

35.53 

35.55 

35.56 

35.56

oc- totO(O t LOL tO LO 

May

35.49 

35.50 

35.50

35.50 

35.48 

35.49 

35.51 

35.51

LO U) tQ tOHN to LO LO

June

35.17 

35.49 

35.49

35.48 

35.48 

35.46 

35.44 

35.39

35.40 

35.39 

35.11 

35.41 

35.40

July

35.28 

35.30 

35.31

35.31 

35.31

.....

!;;;;

Aug.

36.13 

36.35 

36.49

36.52 

36.63 

36.83 

36.96 

37.10

37.27 

37.40 

37.47 

37.49

Sept

39.14 

39.20 

39.24

39.29 

39.33 

a39.39

.....

, Oct.

39.67 

39.62 

39.55

39/49 

39.32 

39.29 

39.29 

39.25

QJ CO £- & * H

OSH to LOOi COOS 

Nov.

38.22 

38.11 

38.10

38.08 

38.08 

38.02 

37.99 

37.94

.....

Dec,

37.23 

37.23 

37.21

37.19 

37.17 

37.16 

37.17 

37.09

37.07 

37.05 

37.03 

37.03 

37.03 

37.00

a Tape measurement.

139.48.7acbl. City of Fargo. 

1940-49.

In Island Park. Records available:

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Da-*

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

;) Jan.

41.69 

41.63 

41.67 

41.67 

41.54

41.51 

41.51 

42.77 

42.86 

42.87

42.88 

42.81 

42.73 

42.75 

42.59

42.63 

42.64 

42.61 

42.65 

42.65

42.63 

42.78 

42.78 

42.78

42^78 

42.70 

42.67

Feb.

42.74 

42.74 

42.69 

42.69 

42.77

42.76 

42.76 

42.78 

42.79 

42.83

42.79 

42.78 

42.82 

42.8} 

42.72

42.79 

42.79 

42.82 

42.61 

42.68

42.69 

42.66 

42.65 

42.67 

42.69

42.72 

42.72 

42.72

Mar.

42.69 

42.67 

42.67 

42.69 

42.69

42.65 

42.64 

42.68 

42.68 

42.68

42.68 

42.65 

42.70 

42.72 

42.72

42.69 

42.69 

42.62 

42.60 

42.66

42.64 

42.65 

42.65 

42.64 

42.59

42.73 

42.71 

42.73 

42.78 

42.78 

42.77

Apr.

42.76 

42.74 

42.63 

42.62 

42.60

42.59 

42.61 

42.65 

42.65 

42.68

42.68 

42.63 

42.67 

42.71 

42.73

42.71 

42.73 

42.74 

42.74 

42.71

42.70 

42.70 

42.76 

42.76 

42.73

42.75 

42.79 

42.76 

42.73 

42.70

May 1 June

42.69 

42.66 

42.67 

42.70 

42.70

42.73 

42.73 

42.71 

42.74 

42.74

42.74 

42.73 

42.75 

42.78 

42.77

42.76 

42.75 

42.73 

42.76 

42.76

42.70 

42. VO 

42.75 

42.76 

42.76

42.77 

42.78 

42.77 

42.75 

42.76 

42.76

42.74 

42.72 

42.77 

42.76 

42.75

42.79 

42.80 

42.79 

42.80 

42.79

42.76 

42.74 

42.76 

42.75 

42.76

42.76 

42.73 

42.74 

42.74 

42.71

42.71 

42.71 

42.69 

42.69 

42.71

42.71 

42.72 

42.73 

42.70

July

42.77 

42.77 

42.74 

42.76 

42.76

42.78 

42.72 

42.72 

42.77 

42.75

42.70 

42.64 

42.66 

42.70 

42.72

42.71 

42.70 

42.74 

42.77 

42.77

42.74 

42.80 

42.79 

42.78 

42.79

42.80 

42.80 

42.78 

42.83 

42.83 

42.83

Aug.

42.81 

42.85 

42.86 

42.86 

42.85

42.87 

42.87 

143.00

. . « . .

&43.01 

43.01 

43.03 

43.04

43.04 

43.06 

43.06 

a43.10

.....

.....

.....

Sept

a43.17 

43.18 

43.21 

43.24

43.25 

43.25 

43.25 

43.25 

43.21

43.18 

43.21 

43.21 

43.22 

43.22

43.20 

43.21 

43.22 

43.26 

43.26

43.28 

43.29 

43.32 

43.32 

43.21

43.27 

43.31 

43.34 

43.35 

43.33

. Oct.

43.30 

a43.08

43.30 

43.34 

43.34 

43.29

43.23 

43.23 

43.30 

43.32 

43.30

43.29 

43.30 

43.30 

43.27 

43.26

43^20 

43.25 

43.26 

43.48

43.22 

43.19 

43.20 

43.18 

43.23 

43.23

Nov.

43.17 

43.24 

43.23 

43.25 

43.25

43.23 

43.21 

43.18 

43.16 

43.14

43.17 

43.17 

43.16 

43.15 

43.15

43.17 

43.22 

43.22 

43.17 

43.20

43.22 

43.19 

43.19 

43.18 

43.16

43.17 

43.17 

43.17 

43.16 

43.16

Dec.

43.18 

43.18 

43.15 

43.17 

43.17

43.15 

43.18 

43.21 

43.20 

43.14

43.15 

43.15 

43.15 

43.15 

43.14

43.14 

43.14 

43.18 

43.18 

43.17

43.17 

43.16 

43.18 

43.18 

43.16

43.16 

43.16 

43.17 

43.19 

43.19 

43.21

a Tape measurement.

139.49.lccl. City of Fargo. Records available: 1937-49 

water level, from recorder charts

Da-?

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7

Jan.

56.50 

56.40 

56.91 

56.30 

55.80

57.14 

56.32

Feb.

53.32 

53.72 

53.26 

53.66 

53.67

52.91 

53.57

Mar.

52.36 

53.35 

52.65 

52.85 

52.74

52.42 

53.20

Apr*

51.65 

53.78 

51.87 

51.70 

54.31

53.35 

52.24

May

51.95 

53.55 

52.45 

51.95 

51.44

52.15 

54.52

June

52.68 

52.05 

52.15 

51.88 

51.88

51.49 

51.50

July

149.46

.....

Aug.

53.34 

53.34 

54.01 

54.11 

352.67

.....

Sept

89.06 

89.10 

89.13

.....

, Oct.

85.30 

85.29 

85.28 

85.27 

85.27

85.26 

85.20

Nov.

61.43 

.....

.....

.....

Dec.

.....'

a59.'34 

60.16 

59.07

59.90 

59.82

a Tape measurement.
NORTH DAKOTA, CASS COUNTY 305

139.49.lccl--Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day| Jan.

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

54.85 

54.70 

55.11

54.67 

55.15 

54.55 

54.27 

54.03

. . . . .

.....

a53!50 

53.40 

54.08 

53.50

53! 50 

53.33 

53.87

Feb.

53.07 

53.52 

53.13

52.75 

52.71 

53.38 

52.78

52.93 

52.65 

52.93 

52.65 

52.50

53.22 

52.67 

52.38 

53.36 

52.70

52.40 

52.20 

52.90

Mar.

52.60 

52.40 

53.63

52.82 

52.40 

52.25 

53.45 

52.70

53.27 

52.72 

52.39 

52.90 

51.85

51.35 

52.63 

51.80 

52.62 

51.75

54.67 

53.10 

52.24 

51.95 

53.15 

51.85

Apr.

51.95 

53.25 

52.00

54.02 

52.70 

51.90 

51.54

52 '.{.{ 

52.02 

52.13 

52.03

52.83 

52.15 

53.40 

52.70 

55.15

53.95 

52.95 

54.43 

53.70 

52.10

May

53.17 

52.40 

54.30

53.64 

52.40 

53.84 

53.74 

53.44

52.87 

52.44 

52.44 

52.21 

52.71

51.33 

51.35 

52.12 

51.83 

51.34

51.95 

51.83 

51.34 

50.33 

50.33 

49.55

June

51.35 

51.08 

51.98

51.98 

51.11 

50.73 

50.61 

50.85

50.85 

50.76 

50.76 

50.62 

50.51

50.61 

50.75 

50.36 

50.36 

49.84

49.84 

49.82 

49.73 

49.96 

49.37

July

a53.12 

52.35 

52.58

52.82 

52.82 

53.56 

54.06 

53.82

53.31 

53.31 

53.31 

54.02 

54.04

54.06 

a53.80

 * 

a54l61 

54.52 

54.11

Aug.

a66.20 

74.55 

74.54 

74.58

a76.'l2 

78.83

87.74 

88.32 

88.90 

88.92 

79.36

89.33 

89.80 

88.82 

88.94 

89.02 

89.03

Sept

as! ie

88.26

88.24 

89.85 

83.70

86.95 

91.24 

92.12 

52.12 

92.25

&o'.92 

83.78 

84.60

82.30 

80.57 

80.57 

80.56 

80.57

Oct.

82.95 

79.25 

76.65

74.95 

73.65 

72.95 

70.99 

70.16

70.00 

69.30 

68.60 

67.60 

66.47

66.65 

64.82 

64.60 

65.25 

63.80

63.28 

64.16 

63.70 

62.51 

63.00 

62.61

Nov.

a59.76

59! 86 

59.11

58.76 

59.47 

58.44 

59.04 

58.44

a55.12

Dec.

a5&'.50

.....

56170 

56.08 

67.12 

56.10

a55*.52

a Tape measurement.

139.49.6adl. Union stockyards. Records available: 1938-49. 

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day] Jan.

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

 "

71.46 

71.48 

71.48 

71.49

71.55 

71.58 

71.60 

71.60 

171.67

71.67 

71.62 

71.59 

71.54 

71.53

71.52 

a71.64 

71.63 

71.58 

71.54

71.53 

71.49 

71.49 

71.61 

71.61 

71.54

Feb.

71.41 

71.40 

71.41

a71.60

71.61 

71.60 

71.64 

71.70 

71.76

71.81 

a71.49 

71.50 

71.71 

71.71

71.75 

71.77 

71.84 

72.65 

72.73

72.78 

72.84 

72.84 

72.92 

73.00

73.02 

73.04 

73.09

Mar.

75.12 

73.15 

75.22 

73.26 

72.60

72.62 

72.63 

72.65 

72.68 

72.70

72.72 

72.72 

72.60 

72.61 

72.60

72.59 

72.58 

72.59 

.....

.....

172.45 

72.32 

72.00 

71.78 

71.62 

71.60

Apr.

71.60 

172.00 

72.10 

71.88 

71.63

71.50 

71.35 

71.33 

71.30 

69.98

69.98 

70.67 

70.53 

70.45 

70.38

69.58 

69.30 

69.02 

68.88 

68.77

a69!4i

a67.90

May

 '

a67.75 

67.69 

67.69 

67.68 

67.67

67.67

a67 ! 71 

67.71 

67.68

67.65 

67.62 

67.60 

67.58 

67.60

66.60 

66.27 

66.23 

66.19 

66.17

66.16 

66.16 

66.15 

66.12 

65.92 

65.61

June

65.67 

65.67 

66.07 

66.08 

66.07

66.04 

66.07 

66.11 

66.16 

66.16

66.10 

66.10

 * 

i66*.36 

66.39 

66.39 

66.36

66.40 

66.46 

66.51 

66.56 

66.58

66.58 

66.59 

66.44 

66.71 

66.79

July

66.56 

66.5" 

66.60 

66.60 

66.60

66.67 

67.90 

68.90 

68.98 

68.98

69.05 

69.15 

69.17

69.43

69.47 

69.48 

69.52 

69.80

68.' 23 

68.27 

68.29 

68.34

68.41 

68.49 

68.55 

68.52 

68.54 

68.55

Aug.

68.48 

68.62 

68.78 

68.85 

68.75

68.81 

68.81 

68.85 

68.90 

69.12

69.20 

69.29 

69.35 

69.38 

69.45

69.47 

69.53 

69.62 

69.66 

69.67

69.67 

69.69 

69.70 

69.75 

69.78

69.83 

69.84 

69.84 

69.83 

69.84 

69.85

Sept

69.89 

70.00 

70.01 

70.01 

69.99

70.01 

70.01 

70.09 

70.15 

70.17

70.16 

70.18 

70.13 

70.30 

70.35

70.42 

70.45 

70.48 

 70.55 

80.62

70.71 

70.82 

71.00 

71.04 

71.08

71.13 

71.20 

71.27 

71.40 

71.49

Oct.

71.49 

71.50 

71.54 

71.62 

71.68

71.74 

71.79 

71.84 

71.87 

71.87

71.89 

71.96 

72.04 

72.12 

72.15

72.16 

72.21 

72.26 

 72.24 

72.41

72.46 

72.51 

72.55 

72.61 

72.66

72.71 

72.77 

72.78 

72.81 

72.82 

72.83

Nov.

72.83 

72.84 

72.85 

72.88 

72.88

72.87 

72.83 

72.81 

72.80 

72.78

72.76 

72.76 

72.75 

72.71 

72.63

72.56 

72.50 

72.50 

72.45

.....

71.68 

71.60 

71.55 

71.38 

71.36

Dec.

71.33 

71.32 

a71.55 

71.14 

71.09

71.07 

70.95 

70.95 

70.95 

71.04

70.97 

70.93 

70. PI 

170.89

170 ! 71 

70.70 

70.69 

70.68

70.68 

70.67 

70.66 

170.66 

.....

aeaiga

a Tape measurement.
306 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

140.52.14ddl. Mrs. Arthur D. South. Records available: 1937-49. 

May 14, 13.05.

140.52.14dd3. Mrs. Arthur D. South. Records available: 1937-49. 

May 14, 14.21.

140.52.14dd4. Mrs. Arthur D. South. Records available: 1937-49. 

May 14, 16.45.

Cavalier County 

161.60.14cdl. City of Langdon. Records available: 1937-49.

Date

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Anr. 2

Water 

level

18.44

18.50

18.58

18.65

18.59

18.65

18.76

18.83

18.89

18.96

19.01

19.09

19.13

19.24

Date

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

27

Julv 2

9

Water 

level

18.56

17.42

16.70

16.58

16.53

16.47

16.40

16.44

16.62

16.65

16.68

16.64

20.50

20.89

Date

July 16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

28

Oct. 1

Water 

level

21.35

17.46

17.60

17.69

17.82

18.00

18.11

18.15

18.21

18.21

18.31

18.44

18.48

Date

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

12

24

31

Water 

level

18.60

18.64

18.56

18.56

18.56

18.46

18.44

18.38

18.48

18.52

18.52

18.51

18.61

161.60.14dal. City of Langdon. Records available: 1937-49,

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Pet). 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Anr. 2

8.67

8.71

8.72

8.74

8.80

9.16

9.18

9.44

9.53

9.68

9.78

10.08

10.13

10.18

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

25

July 2

9

9.21

 7.97

6.78

6.27

5.96

5.72

5.54

5.62

6.38

6.38

6.36

6.42

6.72

9.00

July 16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

28

Oct. 1

14.05

7.86

7.68

7.73

7.99

8.11

8.34

8.39

8.59

8.59

8.78

9.02

9.32

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

 12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

12

24

31

9.48

8.94

8.08

7.32

7.22

7.21

7.16

7.18

7.21

7.14

 7.15

7.72

8.02

161.60.14dcl. City of Langdon. Records available: 1937-49.

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Anr. 2

20.55

20.58

20.62

20.64

20.67

20.75

20.83

20.89

20.95

20.95

21.00

21.03

20.95

20.75

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

25

July 2

9

19.55

18.63

18.93

19.05

19.20

19.22

19.23

19.40

19.60

19.57

19.52

19.59

16.30

16.45

July 16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

28

Oct. 1

16 . 67

20.85

20.35

20.45

20.95

21.30

21.53

21.69

21.80

21.80

21.70

21.65

21.69

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

12

24

31

21.73

20.82

19.78

19.71

19.67

19.74

19.79

19.84

19.75

20.05

20.25

20.45

20.55

8.56.

Dickey County 

129.59.7bal. D. C. Botts. Records available: 1946-49. Sept. 7,
NORTH DAKOTA, DICKEY COUNTY 307

129.59.llbb. P. Turner. Driven domestic well, diameter 6 to li 

Inches, depth 28 feet. Records available: 1946-47 1949. Aug. 28, 1946, 

5.49; May 7, 1947, 2.55; Oct. 4, 1949, 6.96.

129.60.24ccl. V. S. Doyen, 

Measurements discontinued.

Records available: 1940-42, 1946.

130.59.3bcl. M. J. Relnhart. Records available: 1941-49.

Date

May 24, 1948 

Aug. 5 

Oct. 12

Water 

level

5.22 

6.46 

8.09

Date

Apr. 27, 1949 

June 9 

0

Water 

level

7.33 

7.66

Date

Sept. 7, 1949 

Oct. 3

Water 

level

8.32 

8.02

130.59.9bcl. 

1940-49. Sept. 3, 

Oct. 3, 1949, 9.63.

H. G. Martin, administrator. Records available: 1 

1948, 7.96; June 9. 1949, 8.08; Sept. 7, 1949, 9.53;

130.59.32aa. A. Peterson. Driven domestic well, diameter l£ Inches, 

depth 10 feet. Records available: 1946-49 .

Aug. 28, 1946 

May 8, 1947

6.40 II Oct. 14, 1947 

2.15 || May 24, 1943

6.30 I Aug.5, 1948 

5.05 | Oct. 3, 1949

5.62

7.56

131.59.16dd. State of North Dakota. Unused bored well, diameter 18 

Inches. Records available: 1940, 1947, 1949.

Sept. 

May *. 1940 1947

25.75 I 

21.62 |

Oct. 

June 9* 1947 

1949

21.40

22.67

Sept. 

Oct.

3* 1949 22.36 

22.38

131,59.21ccl. Sletvold. Unused bored well. Records available: 

1947. Measurements discontinued. May 7, 10.41; Oct. 14, 10.73.

131.59.21cc2. Sletvold. Driven domestic well, diameter 1^ inches, 

depth 18.6 feet. Records available: 1948-49. May 24, 1948, 11.52; 

Oct. 3, 1949, 13.88.

131.59.27cd. School. Driven domestic well, diameter 

Records available: 1946-49.

inches.

Aug.

May

Oct.

29,

7

14

1946

1947

10.09 1

9.13

9.47 1

May

Aug.

Oct.

245'

13

1948 9.56

10.21

10.82

Apr.

July

Oct.

27,

7

4

1947 10.78

10.49

11.26

131.59.28bal. City of Oakes. Records available: 1940-49.

Date

Jan. 3

10

17

25

31

Feb. 7

14

22

28

Mar. 7

14

21

28

Water 

level

8.57

8.62

8.66

8.65

8.66

8.63

8.66

8.70

8.72

8.60

8.62

8.50

8.46

Date

Apr. 11

14

18

25

May 2

9

16

23

30

June 6

13

20

27

Water 

level

8.33

8.36

8.50

8.46

8.17

8.12

8.13

8.20

8.28

8.30

8.40

8.40

8.39

Date

July 5

11

18

25

Aug. 1

a

15

22

30

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

8.52

8.60

8.64

8.70

8.46

8.82

8.85

8.95

8.95

9.05

9.03

9.12

9.14

Date

Oct. 3

10

17

24

31

Nov. 7

14

21

28

Dec. 5

14

19

27

Water 

level

9.12

9.04

9.10

9.07

8.98

9.02

9.01

9.03

8.95

9.00

9.05

9.02

9.05

131.59.29aal. Pred Sletvold. Records available: 

12.45.

1943-49. Sept. 7,

131.59.33ccl. Lynus Sltts, Jr. Records available: 1940, 1948-49.
308 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

131.59.33ccl--Continued.

Date

Sept. 7, 1940 

May 24, 1948 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

10.28 

7.39 

8.35

Date

Oct. 13, 1948 

Apr. 27, 1949 

June 9

Water 

level

8.43 

8.30 

8.13

Date

July 7, 1949 

Sept. 9 

Oct. 3

Water 

level

8.42 

9.14 

8.89

131.60.25bal. E. Johnson. Unused dug well, diameter 35 Inches, 

depth 29.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 29, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 14

19.04 

19.28 

19.30

May 24, 1948 

Aug. 5 

Oct. 13

18.86 

19.07 

19.46

Apr. 27, 1949 

July 7 

Oct. 3

20.74 

20.74 

20,67

131.60.25ba2. E. Johnson. Bored domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 26.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49. Oct. 13, 1949, 20.06; 

Apr. 27, 1949, 20.73; July 7, 20.85; Oct. 3, 21.34.

131,64.36al. State of North Dakota. 

1946. No measurement made in 1949.

Records available: 1939-44,

Divide County

162.97.6dal. Adolf Carlson. Records available: 1946-47, 1949. 

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Dav

1

2 

3

4

5

6

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18

1Q

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28

29 

30 

31

Aug.

.....

 ....

 

13.69 

13.75

13.80 

13.86 

13.87

13.89 

13.91 

13.95 

14.01

14.05

14.09 

14.16 

14.23 

14.24 

14.29

14.33 

14.38 

14.44

14.47 

14.84 

14.55

Sept.

14.57

14.62 

14.65

14.67

14.72

14.76

14.79 

14.82 

14.86 

14.88

14.91

 \A.Cj<?

14.94 

13.96 

14.96

14.95 

14.95 

14.98 

15.00

15.01

15.03 

15.05 

15.07 

15.08 

15.10

15.12 

15.14 

i ^ i ^

15.16 

15.16

Oct.

1 c; T7

15.18 

15.20

1 K 01

15.21

15.20

15.21 

15.23 

15.25 

15.21

15.20 

15.20

15.21 

15.25 

15.22

15.21 

15.24 

15.24

T £> P4

15.23

15.20 

15.20 

15.20 

15.18 

15.15

15.14 

15.10 

15.07

15.02 

14.98 

14.90

Nov.

14.84

14.83 

14.79

14.77

14.75

14.73

14.71 

14.68 

14.65 

14.63

14.64 

14.65

14.64 

14.64 

14.63

14.64 

14.64 

14.63 

14.62

14.61

14.62 

14.61 

14.61 

14.60 

14.60

14.60 

14.59 

14.57

14.57 

14.57

Dec.

14.57

15.56 

15.56

15.57

15.58

15.57

15.59 

15.61 

15.61

* *

* * * *

* » 

 * * * 

# # 

.....

# # # #

162.97-12ad. Edwin Skar. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Sept. 8, 1945 

Apr. 8, 1946 

July 18 

Aug. 30 

Oct. 15

Water 

level

24.20 

23.01 

23.50 

23.41 

23.65

Date

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 19

Water 

level

19.02 

20.46 

7.01 

13.59

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

16.87 

10.67 

13.69 

15.81
NORTH DAKOTA, DIVIDE COUNTY 309

162.97.12da. Edwin Skar. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches. 

Records available: 1943-49.

Date

Sept. 8, 1945 

July 8, 1946 

Aug. 30 

Oct. 15

Water 

level

6.60 

2.44 

6.82 

6.60

Date

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 19

Water 

level

3.78 

5.45 

c 2.02 

6.62

Date

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

6.06 

c 2.72 

4.25 

6.77

c Ponded water nearby.

I62.97.18aa. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49

Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches,

Sept. 9, 1945 

Apr. 8, 1946 

July 18 

Aug. 30 

Oct. 15

26.05 

24.75 

24.59 

24.60 

24.70

Apr. 28, 1947 

July 11 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

AUK,. 19

24.79 

24.86 

24.81 

24.57 

24.67

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

25.15 

23.60 

23.46 

23.93

162.97.21bb. 0. Bakken. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 8, 1945 

Apr. 8, 1946 

July 18 

Aug. 30 

Oct. 15

16.85 

16.68 

16.58 

16.52 

17.01

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 19

16.15 

16.54 

15.39 

15.56

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

16.01 

16.02 

16.00 

17.37

163.95.8bb. Owner unknown. Dug stock well. Records available: 

1945-49.

Sept. 9, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

July 19 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 15

16.05 

14.26 

14.05 

14.19 

14.10

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 19

14.26 

13.54 

13.47 

11.62 

13.36

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

12.24 

11.73 

11.46 

11.90

163.95.17bal. 

Records available:

Orrin Lien. 

1945-49.

Unused bored well, diameter 24 inches,

Sept. 9, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

July 19 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 15

19.40 

19.24 

18.74 

20.20 

18.56

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 19

18.56 

17.36 

17.82 

16.25 

16.77

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

17.44 

17.24 

16.48 

16.75

163.96.29dc. L. J. Brady. Dug domestic and stock well. Records 

available: 1945-49.

Sept. 

Apr. 

July 

Aug.

8, 

8, 

19 

29

c

d

1945 

1946

26.05 

19.72 

21.30 

23.73

Oct. 

July 

Nov. 

Aug.

Ponded water nearby. 

Pumping recently.

too>>

H H 1946 

1947

1948

21 

18 

d 20 

18

.30 

.62 

.51 

.06

Nov. 

May 

July 

Sept

15, 1948 

5, 1949 

22 

.22

15.92 

c 14.16 

12.55 

13.96

163.97.21bc. William Mitchell. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 8, 1945 

Apr. 8, 1946 

July 19 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 15

13.60 

c 11,14 

9.28 

10.52 

10.72

Apr. 28, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 19

c 7.93 

'5.71 

' 8.29 

c 4.72 

5.62

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

8.56 

c 2.50 

5.67 

9.29

c Ponded water nearby.
310 WATER LFVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

165.95.20cc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well. Records available: 

1945-49.

Date

Sept. 9, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

July 19 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 10

Water 

level

6.65 

4.24 

d 9.25 

5.95 

5.15

Date

Oct. 15, 1946 

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948

Water 

level

5.11

4.56 

a 4.60 

4.48 

3.85

Date

Aug. 19, 1948 

Nov. 16 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

d 10.60 

4.52 

4.23 

d 12.71 

5.63

d Pumping recently.

165.95,52bc, Owner unknown. Drilled domestic and stock well. Records available: 1945-49,

Sent .11, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

July 19 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 10

26.00 

26.04 

25.85 

26.05 

26.15

Oct. 15, 1946 

Apr. 25, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948

26.10 

25.95 

25.65 

25.49 

24.71

Aug. 19, 1948 

Nov. 16 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

24.23 

24.78 

d 24.64 

24.05 

24.18

a Pumping recently.

163.96.5cc. Carl Guduangen. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 50 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 11, 1945 

July 19, 1946 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 15 

Apr. 28, 1947

28.05 

28.58 

28.26 

28.04 

27.67

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 19

27.85 

27.77 

24.08 

24.81

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept .22

26.86 

26.79 

26.79 

27.14

165.97.22cdl. J. M. Johnson. Records available: 1938-49,

May 

Aug. 

Nov.

12, 

19 

 16

c

d

1948 cd 2 .35 

d 9.97 

9.46

May 

July

Ponded water nearby. 

Pumping recently.

5, 1949 

22

5 

7

.58 

.30

Sept. 11 

22

8 

9

.90 

.08

165.97.53dd. Tom Granrud. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 8, 1945 

July 19, 1946 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 16 

Apr. 28, 1947

18.55 

16.80 

10.45 

12.90 

12.74

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12. 1948 

Aug. 18

8.50 

10.14 

6.49 

7.29

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

10.51 

' 9.72 

13.44 

10.96

165.100.54aal. A. U. Anderson. Records available: 1940-46, 1949,

Sept.10, 15.58.

164.95.34dd. Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 6 inches. 

Hecords available: 1945-49.

Sept. 10, 1945 

Apr. 9, 1946 

Aug. 29 

Oct. 15 

Apr. 25, 1947

57.47 

57.25 

57.52 

57.47 

57.24

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 6 

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 19

57.74 

57.17 

57.09 

57.20

Nov. 16, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 22 

Sept. 22

57.06 

56.87 

57.10 

57.05

Dunn Count?

141.92.28da. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1946-49.

Unused dug well, depth 62.5 feet.

Apr. 29, 1946 

July 9 

Oct. 5 

May 13, 1947

44.71 

44.76 

44.93 

44.95

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

May 6, 1948 

July 29

44.81 

44.49 

44.52 

44.46

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 8

44.46 

44.22 

43.80 

44.32
NORTH DAKOTA, EDDY COUNTY 311

145.92.25adl. S. P. Lesmeister. Records available: 1942-49,

Date

Jan. 7

14

21

28

Feb. 4

11

18

25

Mar. 4

11

18

25

Water 

level

8.73

8.66

8.73

8.86

8.72

8.75

8.89

8.92

8.86

8.88

8.77

8.72

Date

Apr. 1

8

15

22

29

May 6

13

20

27

June 3

10

17

Water 

level

8.66

8.39

8.23

7.97

7.33

7.57

7.23

7.10

7.70

7.52

7.96

7.68

Date

June 24

July 1

8

15

22

29

Aug. 5

12

19

26

Sept. 2

9

Water 

level

7.83

8.04

8.93

8.42

8.93

7.92

8.08

8.24

8.02

7.96

8.17

8.53

Date

Sept .16

23

30

Oct. 7

14

21

28

Nov. 4

11

18

25

Water 

level

8.68

8.89

8.67

8.62

8.13

8.75

8.62

8.52

8.33

8.49

8.63

Kddy County

148.64.23dc. R. Topp. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

10.35 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Aug. 21, 1946 

May 8. X947

-Water 

level

8.14 

7.35

Date

Oct. 10, 1947 

May 22, 1948

Water 

level

7.47 

6.95

Date

Oct. 5, 1949

Water 

level

8.84

148.65.21aa. H. Johnson. Bored domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 28 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 21, 1946 

May 5, 1947 

Oct. 10

16.10 

18.31 

17 .76

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

15.83 

17. 31 

d 22.06

Apr. 28, 1949 

July 30 

Oct. 5

8.91 

d 20.94 

17.22

d Pumping recently.

148,65-35ba. A. L. Price. Unused dug well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

28 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 21, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

10.17 

10.80 

11.64

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

9.72 

10.87 

17.38

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 5

7.57 

7.39 

10.04

148.66.laa. S. Mygaard. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 11.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug.

May

Oct.

20,

B,

10

1946

1947

8.40

7.94

8.33

May

Aug.

Oct.

22,

8

13

1948 7.53

7.05

8.27 1

Apr.

June

Oct.

28,

30

4

1949 6.39

7.00

8.48

148.66.4cb. James Pfeiffer. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 25.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

lug. 21, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

11.74 

11.02 

12.01

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

11.06 

7.79 

11.30

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 4

8.16 

8.26 

13.20

148.66.10dd. P. Duda. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 6 

inches, depth 116 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 5, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

30.60 

25.41 

26.03

May 22, 1948 

Oct. 13 

Apr. 28, 1949

25.17 

28.39 

d 31.92

June 30 ,« 1949 

Oct. 4

27.38 

28.75

d Pumping recently.

148.67.28dal. Pfau Estate. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 13, 

flow 15 gallons per minute.

149.63.32ab. S. Ennan. Dug stock well, diameter 30 inches, depth 43 

feet. Records available: 1946-49.
312 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

149.63.32ab--Continued.

Date

Aug. 20, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

Water 

level

16.93 

17.22 

17.45

Date

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

Water 

level

16.86 

16.36 

18.10

Date

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

15.61 

16.87 

17.55

149.64.28cc. R. Rosenberg. Unused dug well, diameter 30 inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 20, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

13.61- 

18.70 

15.09

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

13.43 

5.11 

9.35

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 5

3.75 

5.31 

10.94

149.64.31cb. E. Boyle. Unused dug well, diameter 30 inches, depth 

10.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 20, 1946 

May 8, 1949 

Oct. 10

6.58 

5.15 

5.80

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

4.66 

4.69 

6.33

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 5

3.81 

5.18 

6.79

149.65.10dd. H. Pierson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 30 

inches, depth 7.80 feet. Records available: 1946, 1949. Apr. 28, 1949 

3.76; June 30, 5.22; Oct. 5, 6.60.

149.65.35cb. J. Overdick. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 10 feet. Records available: 1946, 1949. Apr. 28, 1949 

3.37; June 30 4.88; Oct. 5, 7.39; pumping recently.

150.65.35cc. 0. Anderson. Dug domestic well, diameter 30 inches, 

depth 11.9 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 20, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10

6.95 

7.14 

7.05

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Oct. 13

6.13 

6.25 

6.26

Apr. 28, 1949 

June 30 

Oct. 5

5.52 

5.73 

7.05

150.66.9bal. E^ner Moe. Records available: 1936, 1938-46, 1948-49, 

Sent. 13, 19.20.

150.66.9bdl. 

Sept. 13, 14.90.

Gilbert Olson. Records available: 1936, 1938-49,

I50.66.9cbl. U. S. 5. Stockyards. Records available: 1936-49.

Date

Mar. 9

15

21

27

Apr. 3

26

May 2

8

14

21

28

Water 

level

8.30

8.35

8.35

8.35

7.45

6.10

6.30

6.20

6.30

6.50

6.55

Date

June 3

9

15

21

27

July 3

9

15

21

28

AUK. 3

Water 

level

6.55

6.60

6.65

6.70

G.73

6.80

6.90

7.00

7.05

6.10

7.20

Date

Aug. 9

15

21

27

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Oct. 4

11

18

Water 

level

7.30

6.33

7.35

7.37

7.37

7.38

7.38

7.46

7.52

7.55

7.60

Date

Oct. 26

Nov. 3

9

15

21

28

Dec. 4

10

16

22

28

Water 

level

7.70

7.02

7.05

7.80

7.80

7.80

7.80

7.77

7.78

7.80

7.90

I50.66.9cdl. 

Sept. 13, 8.30.

L. S. Rude. Records available: 1936, 1938-49.

Foster County

147.64.10ad. W. Graham. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 17.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Aug. 21, 1946 

May 8, 1947 

Oct. 10. 1947

Water 

level

0.30 

.20 

.37

Date

May 22, 1948 

Aug. 8 

Apr. 27. 1949

Water 

level

c 2.37 

8.86 

9.98

T3ate

July 30 1949 

Oct. 5

Water 

level

7.35 

11.97

c Fondea water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, KIDDER COUNTY 313

Golden Valley County

139.106.2ddl. Mrs. Tangen. 

1949. Sept. 8, 70.90.

Records available: 1940-42, 1946-47,

Grant County

134.85.10aali R. 0. Ozbun. 

Measurements discontinued.

Records available: 1940-44, 1946-48.

I36.85.8aa. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, depth 37.9 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

May 24, 1946 

July 11 

Sept. 10 

May 19, 1947

Water 

level

25.34 

25.20 

25.30 

23.73

Date

July 17, 1947 

Oct. 1 

May 6, 1948 

July 28

Water 

level

25.02 

25.27 

24.04 

25.02

Date

Oct. 19, 1948 

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

25.63 

23.40 

24.66 

25.16

136.86.12db. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 30 inches, 

depth 34.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 13, 1946 

Aug. 14- 

May 19, 1947 

July 17

31.15 

31.44 

29.79 

28.12

Oct. 1, 1947 

July 28, 1948 

Oct. 19

28.70 

29.91 

31.04

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

30.27 

30.02 

31.62

136.86.20ac. C. E. Johnson. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 32 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 13, 1946 

July 11 

May 19, 1947 

July 19

29.50 

29.52 

29.26 

29.23

Oct. 1, 1947 

May 6, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 19

29.47 

29.37 

29.46 

29.59

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

28.80 

28.86 

29.60

136.87.20dd. Albert Steigmyer. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 17.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 15, 1946 

July 11 

May 20, 1947 

July 18

14.20 

14.12 

14.37 

14.34

Oct. 1, 1947 

May 6, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 19

14.30 

14.56 

15.19 

16.04

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

14.58 

14.10 

15.45

136.88.18ca. John Renner. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

30.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 21, 1946 

May 20, 1947 

July 18 

Oct. 1

28.10 

27.53 

27.71 

27.66

May 6, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 19

27.49 

28.08 

28.45

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

27.36 

27.94 

28.64

Grlggs County

144.59.20bcl. Griffith Loan & Investment Co. Records available: 

1940-49. Sept. 7, 19.34.

Hettlnger County

133.93.5bdl. L. F. Everhart. Records available: 1938-42, 1946-49. 

Sept. 9, 50.17.

Kldder County 

138.73,9ccl. U. S. 7. Herman Peterson. Records available: 1937-49,

Date

Apr. 6 

19

Water 

level

5.67 

7.67

Date

May 2 

31

"Water 

level

7.37 

8.27

Date

June 7 

21

Water 

level

8.97 

6.87

Date

July 5

Water 

level

6.77
314 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

139.71.3ccl. Jake Schaurer. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 8, 

11.50. <

139.71.10bcl. Village of Tappen. Records available: 1940-49. 

June 7, 11.90; Sept. 8, 7.92.

139.71.27ccl. Phillip Mittelelder. Records available: 1940-49. 

Sept. 8, 0.01.

139.72.10cal. Chas. Woesnner. Records available: 1940-49. June 7, 

11.40; Sept. 8, 15.67.

142.70.23abl. Mrs. Pagereng. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 8, 

18.70. "

LaMoure County

133.64.3bcl. Town of Edgeley. Records available: 1940-49. June 7, 

26.98; Sept. 8, 25.95.

134.64.24dcl. Mrs. Pidela Davis. Records available: 1939-49. 

Sept. 8, +0.34.

Logan County

135.72.21bcl. Pete Draeger. Records available: 1940-43, 1946, 194P. 

June 7, 8.33,

McHenry County

152.79.6bcl. Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway 

Co. Records available: 1940-48. No measurements made In 1949.

153.80.llaa. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 32.6 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 21, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

 Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1947

water 

level

14.30 

13.54 

13.79 

15.49 

14.11

Date

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

water 

level

20.00 

16.09 

7.20 

9.68

Date

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 26

water 

level

14.21 

c 9.78 

11.03 

16.8?

c Ponded water nearby.

154.78.5bbl. R. R. Senger. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 

5 Inches, depth 96 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 27, 1945 

Aug. 6, 1946 

Nov. 17

28.15 

26.63 

22.77

May 19, 1947 

May 21 1948 

Nov. 8

18.07 

14.84 

22.12

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 27

c 15.73 

d 26.10 

d 28.00

Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

154.79.18ad. P. A. Johnson. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 37.4 feet Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 21, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14

20.85 

23.85 

20.23 

19.38

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1949 

AUK. 11

18.42 

18.14 

13.30 

13.69

Nov. 8, 1949 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .27

14.14 

c 11.58 

10.28 

13.55

c Ponded water nearby.

154.79.26bc. Eiall Julson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

Inches, depth 34 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 20, 1945 

Aug. 6, 1946 

May 19, 1947

32.10 

30.73 

30.78

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

 May 21, 1948

30.74 

30.87 

30.73

Aug. 11, 1948 

Nov. 8 

Sept .27, 1949

30.66 

30.44 

29.58
NORTH DAKOTA, MCHENRY COUNTY 315

154.79.30dd. Lars Wold. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 60 feet. Records available: 1943-49.

Date

Oct. 21, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1949

Water 

level

33.85 

35.65 

33.31 

33.36 

55.64

Date

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

Water 

level

d 32.89 

33.12 

31.42 

32.02

Date

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

S 9pt. 27

Water 

level

31.06 

29.70 

28.50 

28.58

d Pumping recently.

154.80.14dcl. Albert Jensen. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 inches, depth 45 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1947

40.70 

36.15 

34.37 

29.96 

25.03

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1949 

Aug. 11

22.72 

30.91 

22.20

22.88

Nov. 8, 1949 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

26.66 

c 16.78 

13.59 

13.79

c Ponded water nearby.

154.80,14dc2. Albert Jensen. Bored stock well, diameter 6 inches, 

depth 12.8 feet. Records available: 1945-4y.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

July 7, 1947

8.75 

3.65 

8.49 

. 5.71

Nov. 19, 1947 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11 

Nov. 8, 1948

8.57 

3.99 

4.55 

6.96

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .27

c 3.18 

5.65 

8.38

c Ponded water nearby.

\

154.80.17bcl. W. E. Morey. Unused bored well, diameter 14 inches, 

depth 45.3 feet. Records available: 1945-49. Measurements discontinued.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Aug. 6, 1946 

Nov. 14

9.00 

9.16 

9.40

May 19, 1947 

July 7 

Nov. 19

11.81 

8.62 

10.73

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

7.21 

8.03

154.80.21cb. Mons Hystad. Bored stock well, diameter 12 inches, 

depth 34.7 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1947

13.75 

14.54 

12.07 

12.58 

14.57

July 7, 1948 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

11.68 

15.19 

11.43 

12.00

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .26

8.42 

c 1.62 

5.44 

7.65

c Ponded water nearby.

154.80.22dd. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 12 inches, 

depth 82.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 2 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1947

39.95 

40.70 

40.29 

40.24 

40.18

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

40.31 

40.11 

40.16 

40.25

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 26

37.34 

c 36.13 

35.41 

35.28

c Ponded water nearby.

154.80.34dd. Andrena Whitt. Stock bored well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 34 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 27, 1945 

Mar. 24, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14 

May 19, 1947

-12.10 

13.31 

14.80 

14.35 

14.66

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1948 

Aug. 11

13.66 

13.06 

11.77 

11-. 95

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 26

10.79 

10.37 

9.76 

10.85

SWOH25 () f«J 21
316 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949., NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

155.78.31cb. R. R. Senger. Du-g domestic and stock well, diameter 12 

inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 27, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

Nov. 17 

Mav 19, 1947

Water 

level

23.40 

21.65 

21.99 

21.89

Date

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1943 

Aug. 11

Water 

level

25.97 

22.28 

20.65 

19.88

Date

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

20.91 

20.84 

20.07 

21.70

Oct. 20, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

Nov. 17 

May 19, 1947

13.30 

10.72 

12.26 

11.31

July 7 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

9.41 

11.52 

9.12 

7.83

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

8.60 

5.57 

6.68 

8.88

155.79.8aal. Cities Service. Records available: 1940-42 1945-49. 

Sept. 12, 7.55.

155.79.14bc. C. J. McCabe. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

12 inches, depth 18.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 20, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 2 

Nov. 17 

May 19, 1947

9.55 

8.54 

8.80 

9.02 

6.91

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

6.24 

8.58 

4.87 

5.77

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

7.44 

c 2.92 

d 5.80 

10.02

c Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

155.79.39bb. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 12 inches, 

depth 30.7 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 20, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 17 

May 19, 1947

5.85 

6.76 

6.05 

7.06 

7.53

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

5.73 

7.17 

5.86 

4.04

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

4.89 

c 2.41 

3.53 

5.24

c Ponded water nearby.

155.79.25da. Claire Brown. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

12 inches, depth 39.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 27, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

May 19, 1947 

JulY 7

8.40 

8.82 

7.81 

6.64

Nov. 19, 1947 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11 

Nov. 9

8.48 

6.18 

6.36 

9.06

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

3.67 

5.92 

8.30

155.80.18bb. N. Pimreile. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 12 

inches, depth 39 feet. Records available: 1945, 1947-49.

Oct. 23, 1945 

May 16, 1947 

July 7

25.70 

22.72 

22.67

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11 

Nov. 9

18.36 

19.33 

20.49

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sent. 13

C 14.66 

17.51 

16.79

c Ponded water nearby.

155.80.20dal. W. H. Wagner. Dug domestic well, diameter 72 inches, 

depth 10 feet. Records available:. 1945-49.

Oct. 22, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 6 

May 16, 1947

6.75 

5.40 

7.05 

4.87

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

5.67 

7.73 

4.53 

5.29

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

7.39 

2.52 

5.11 

7.12
NORTH DAKOTA, MCHENRY COUNTY 317

156.76.11bdl. Village of Towner. Records available: 1940-49. 

Sept. 12, 12.92.

156.78.36bcl. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 1. U. S. 

Forest Service. Ttecords available: 1939-41, 1943-49. Sept. 12, 5.37.

156.78.36bc2. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 2. U. S. 

Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41, 1943-49. Sept. 12, 2.98.

156.78.36bc3. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 3. U. S. 

Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41, 1945-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.

156.78.36bc4. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 4. U. S. 

Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41, 1944-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.

156.78.36ddl. Denbigh Forest Experimental Station well 5. U. S. 

Forest Service. Records available: 1939-41, 1944-48. No measurement 

made in 1949.

156.79.10aa2. U. S. Geological Survey. Unused drilled well, diameter 

4 inches, depth 121 feet. Records available: 1947, 1949. July 16, 1947, 

7.8; May 3, +1.35; surrounded by ponded water; Sept. 13, 0.79.

156.79.23cc. Ralph Govell. Dug domestic well, diameter 12 inches, 

depth 10.3 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 23, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 2 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

7.10 

6.95 

6.76 

8.44

Date

July 9, 1947 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11 

Nov. 9

Water 

level

5.82 

4.31 

4.80 

6.03

Date

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

c 2.05 

4.82 

6.95

c Ponded water nearby.

156.79.33dcl. Harold H. Sullwold. Records available: 1940-49. 

Sept. 12, 7.87.

156.80.lbc. R. C. Peterson. Unused dug well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 24, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

Nov. 18 

May 23, 1947

8.30 

9.25 

d 5.35 

8.14

July 9, 1947 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 12 

Nov. 9

7.57 

5.34 

6.04 

10.02

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 14

c 5.38 

7.16 

8.62

Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

156.30.14aa. ,J. A. Lund. Dug stock well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

9.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 24, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

May 23, 1947 

Julv 9

7.30 

6.92 

5.20 

5.73

Nov. 20, 1947 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 12

7.42 

c 3.98 

5.15

. May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 14

\

3.68 

d 5.03 

C 6.90

Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

156.80.16cd. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 23.7 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 25, 1945 

Aug. 2, 1946 

Nov. 18 

May 23, 1947

19.27 

d 17.95 

20.28 

20.11

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 20 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 12

13.23 

20.63 

11.65 

12.36

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept . 14

20.08 

18.10 

21.05 

19.45

d Pumping recently.

157.75.Sldcl. 

Sept. 12, S.OO.

U. S. Forest Service. Records available: 1940-49.
318 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

157.79.28ddl. B. Phillips. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 12.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 24, 1945 

Aug. 1, 1946 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

7.83 

7.81 

3.58

Date

May 23, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 9, 1948

Water 

level

7.83 

7.11 

3.01

Date

May 3, 1949 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

c 4.64 

7.57

c Ponded water nearby.

157.80.6aa. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth >.3 feet. - .-...-._ e,.

Oct. 26, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 17 

Nov. 16

5.20 

4.25 

5.78 

6.29 

6.04

May 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 13 

May 7, 1948 

AUK. 12

4.36 

4.49 

6.15 

3.67 

4.79

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

5.92 

c 1.08 

2.96 

4.70

c Ponded water nearby.

157.80.14aa. Drilled stock well, diameter 5 inches, depth 100 feet. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 25, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 18 

Nov. 18

18.15 

17.27 

19.75 

19.30 

18.24

May 23, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 18 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 12

17.56 

18.02 

17.44 

13.78 

15.20

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

Julv 16 

Sept. 14

16.88 

16.46 

15.52 

16.68

157,80.30aa. Town of Deeding. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 18.9 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 19, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 18

5.90 

4.34 

6.42 

6.97

Nov. 16, 1946 

May 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 18

7.54 

5.11 

4.13 

d 6.41

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 12 

Sept. 13, 1949

3.13 

5.44 

6.12

d Pumping recently.

158.78.3dcl. Walter Arneson. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 12. 

11.55.

158.80.19aa. R. L. Clapper. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 13.9 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 26, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 20 

Nov. 16

7.35 

6.60 

7.38 

8.12 

7.78

May 22, 1947 

July 9 

Nov. 12 

May 7, 1948 

AUK. 12

6.12 

6.19 

8.03 

5.85 

6.66

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

7.63 

c 4.20 

5.10 

7.07

c Ponded water nearby.

159.79.30ad. W. F. Zimmerman. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 16 inches, depth 62 feet. Records available: 1949. May 3, 12.88; 

Aug. 16, 11.70; Sept. 14, 11.88.

159.80.35da. J. E. Newman. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 90 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 26, 1945 

Mar. 25, 1946 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 25

19.05 

17.80 

18.90 

18.98

July 9, 1947 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

18.27 

16.90 

17.51

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 14

15.52 

14.78 

18.20

Mclntosh Countj

130.69.7cdl. Freida Forrest. Records available: 1938-49. June 7, 

3.62; Sept. 8, 9.86.

130.69.7cd2. Freida Forrest. Records available: 1938-49. Sept. 8, 

8.38.
NORTH DAKOTA, MERCER COUNTY 319

132.70.28dal. Dan Nigiach. 

14.88; Sept. 8, 16.88.

Records available: 1940-49. June 7,

132.71.15aal. U. S. 1. Records available: 1940-46, 1948-49.

Date

Jan, 3

10

17

24

31

Feb. 6

13

20

27

Mar. 1

7

15

21

28

Water 

level

24.32

24.34

24.37

24.60

24.70

24.49

25.50

24.49

24.02

24.53

24.50

24.50

24.52

24.52

Date

Apr. 4

11

19

25

May 2

9

16

22

31

June 6

13

20

27

Water 

level

24.26

24.24

24.24

24.25

24.25

24.38

24.48

24.26

24.24

24.02

24.01

23.95

24 ..12

Date

July 6

13

18

25

Aug. 1

8

15

22

29

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

24.18

24.26

24.34

24.00

24.01

24.28

24.28

24.06

24.12

24.14

24.09

24.08

24.25

Date

Oct. 3

10

17

25

31

Nov. 7

13

20

27

Dec. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

24.18

24.09

24.08

24.08

24.06

24.06

24.04

24.10

24.04

24.01

24.02

24.03

24.06

132.71.24adl. 

June 7, 7.59.

Federal Land Bank. Records available: 1940-49.

McKenzle County

150.100.12ccl. Chas. E. Fleck. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 1

Feb. 26

Mar. 5

12

19

Apr. 2

9

16

23

30

May 7

113.72

113.95

114.05

113 . 95

113.70

113.83

114 .06

113.83

113 . 93

113.87

113.70

May 14

21

28

June 4

11

18

July 2

9

16

Aug. 6

13

113.81

113.92

113.67

113.89

113.69

113.95

113.77

114.71

114.53

114. 73

114.86

Aug. 20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

8

15

22

114.76

114.85

113 . 75

113.58

113.79

113.57

113.65

113 . 94

113.50

113.84

Oct. 29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

113.88

113.75

113.80

113.75

113.85

113.93

113.69

113.73

113.45

113.41

McLean County

149.84.15bcl. State of North Dakota. Records available: 1937-46, 

1948-49. Sept. 10, 42.14; Oct. 25, 42.61.

143.88.4cdl. 

depth 25.5 feet. 

Replaced by 145.8£

Mercer County

Robert Koegh. Dug Irrigation' well, diameter 24 inches, 

Records available: 1946-47. Measurements discontinued, 

i.4cd3.

Date

Apr. 30, 1946 

July 10

Water 

level

20.20 

21.82

Date

Oct. 2, 1946 

May 13, 1947

Water 

level

20.90 

18.90

Date

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2

Water 

level

16.01 

16.50

143.88.4cd3. Robert Koegh. 

Records available: 1948-49.

Drilled stock well, depth 30 feet.

July 

Oct.

30, 

18

1948 17.54 

18.66

Apr. 

July

21, 

16

1949 12. 

16.

80 

25

Dec. '?, 1949 18.68

143.88.14bb. Owner unknown. Unused dug and bored well, diameter 24 

inches, depth 21.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 30, 1946 

July 9 

Oct. 2 

May 13. 1947

13.10 

13.25 

13.43 

14.43

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

Apr. 30, 1948 

July 30

9.08 

10.34 

13.91 

14.12

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 16_ 

Dec. 7"

14.32 

11.11 

11.75 

14.42
320 WATER LE'VELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

143.89.10ccl. Owner unknown. .Unused drilled well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 100+ feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 29, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

Water 

level

49.15 

49.30 

48.85 

49.05

Date

July IB, 1947 

Oct. 2 

July 30, 1948

Water 

level

49.31 

49.33 

49.10

Date

Oct. 18, 1948 

July 16, 1949 

Dec. 7

Water 

level

49.15 

48.91 

49.08

143.89.12ba. H. D. Spear. Driven stock well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 37.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 30, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

11.73 

14.40 

13.75 

9.88

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

May 6. 1948 

July 30

9.59 

11.65 

10.18 

10.19

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 7

d 19.60 

d 8.89 

d 10.40 

d 11.48

d Pumping recently.

143.89.21aa. Paul Goehring. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 28.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.-

Apr. 30, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

26.05 

26.50 

26.83 

25.29

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

May 6, 1948 

July 30

- 24.92 

25.14 

24.86 

25.98

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 7

26.58 

23.60 

25.65 

26.67

144.85.22adl. Maichel Bros, 

ments made in 1949.

Records available: 1940-48. No measure144.87.14aa. Otto E. Oster. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches. .Records available: 1946-49.

May 1, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

15.02 

14.45 

15.77 

14.15

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

Apr. 29, 1948 

July 30

1 14.94 

14.68 

13.67 

14.27

Oct. 17, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 7

14.37 

12.21 

14.24 

15.65

d Pumping recently.

144.88.25cb. John Meyers. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Bored domestic well, depth 63.3 feet.

May 1, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

28.27 

28.48 

28.88 

29.53

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

Apr. 29, 1948 

July 30

27.94 

28.25 

27.46 

27.25

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 7

27.06 

25.11 

25.16 

24.66

144.88.25cc. D. Koehler. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 23.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 1, 1946 

July 10 

Oct. 2 

May 13, 1947

19.45 

19.19 

19.84 

18.75

July 16, 1947 

Oct. 2 

Apr. 29, 1948 

July 30

15.98 

17.07 

16.80 

18.20

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949 

July 16 

Dec. 7

18.63 

13.67 

16.52 

18.33

Morton Count?

134.82.36cbl. Albrecht & Johnson. 

1949. Sept. 10, 17.12.

Records available: 1941-47,

136.81.6dcl. Joe Lenz, Jr. Records available: 1941-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

ID 

17 

24 

31 

Feb. 7

Water 

level

21.20 

21.13 

21.17 

21.15 

21.16 

21.11

Date

Feb. 14 

21 

28 

Mar. 7 

14 

21

llater 

level

21.09 

21.08 

21.05 

21.25 

21.50 

21.40

Date

Mar. 28 

Apr. 4 

11 

18 

25 

May 2

Water 

level

21.55 

21.50 

21.60 

21.50 

21.40 

21.35

Date

May 9 

16 

23 

30 

June 6 

13

Water 

level

21.31 

21.36 

21.30 

21.29 

21.28 

21.25
NORTH DAKOTA, MORTON COUNTY 321

136.81.6ddl Continued.

Date

June 20 

27 

July 4 

11 

18 

25 

Aug. 1

Water 

level

21.29 

21.28 

21.25 

21.22 

21.21 

21.19 

21.25

Date

Aug. 8 

15 

22 

29 

Sept. 5 

12 

19

Water 

level

21.28 

21.29 

21.30 

21.29 

21.32 

21.42 

21.44

Date

Sept. 26 

Oct. 3 

10 

17 

24 

31 

Nov. 7

Water 

level

21.47 

21.48 

21.48 

21.50 

21.51 

21.57 

21.62

Date

Nov. 14 

21 

28 

Dec. 5 

12 

19 

26

Water 

level

21.62 

21.64 

21.65 

21.67 

21.66 

21.70 

21.69

137.84.lddl. Stark. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 17.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

May 7, 1946 

July 8 

Sept. 17 

May 16, 1947

Water 

level

12.30 

12.44 

13.19 

11.50

Date

July 17, 1947 

May 10, 1948 

July 28 

Oct. 19

Water 

level

d 10.78 

10.64 

11.82 

12.73

Date

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

11.09 

12.35 

13.08

d Pumping recently.

137.84.10ccl. Clemens'Schmitz. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 47.4 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 28, 1946 

July 8 

Sept. 17 

May 16, 1947

32.09 

31.97 

32.19 

31.88

July 17, 1947 

Sept .30 

May 10, 1948 

July 28

32.02 

32.05 

31.87 

31.92

Oct. 19, 1948 

Apr. 22, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 9

32.06 

31.91 

31.90 

32.08

138.81.4bbl. U. S. 54. U. S. Soil -Conservation Service. Records 

available: 1937-46. No measurement made in 1949.

138.82.5da. A. Larson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 23 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 7, 1946 

May 16, 1947 

July 17

20.55 

16.10 

13.99

Sept .30, 1947 

May 4, 1948 

Julv 28

18.53 

15.20 

17.48

Oct. 19, 1948 

Apr. 25, 1949 

July 15

19.05 

16.45 

18.48

138.82.18bd, Jankus Estate. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 inches, depth 21 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

July 3, 1946 

May 19, 1947 

July 17 

Sept. 30

18.88 

18.24 

17.41 

17.68

May 4, 1948 

July 28 

Oct. 19

17.72 

18.18 

19.46

Apr. 25, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 16

17.03 

19.48 

17.35

138.83.14abl. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 inches, depth 28.9 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

May 8, 1946 

July 3 

Sept. 17 

May 16, 1947

23.00 

22.68 

23.43 

21.36

July 17, 1947 

Sept .30 

May 4, 1948

22.17 

22.60 

20.02

July 28, 1948 

Oct. 19 

Dec. 9, 1949

22.48 

24.32 

22.55

139.82.34db. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 56.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

May 6, 1946 

July 5 

Sept. 17 

May 16, 1947

36.35 

35.71 

35.74 

37.59

July 17, 1947 

Sept .30 

May 4, 1948 

July 28

36.76 

35.43 

34.08 

32.34

Oct. 19, 1948 

Apr. 25, 1949 

July 15

33.40 

35.06 

33.20

139.85.15ccl. Fred Lehde. Records available: 1941-<
322 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

139.85.15ccl Continued.

Date

Jan. 1

10

15

23

29

Feb. 7

21

26

Mar. 6

12

19

26

Water 

level

33.49

33.47

33.52

33.60

33.72

33.77

33.62

33.66

33.73

32.95

33.52

29.59

" Date

Apr. 10

16

23

30

May 8

21

28

June 4

18

25

July 2

9

Water 

level

29.56

30.38

30.47

30.21

29.66

29.41

29.59

29.38

29.82

29.84

30.13

30.34

Bate

July 16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

21

27

Sept. 3

10

18

24

Water 

level

29.57

30.16

30.38

30.50

30.59

30.69

30.75

30.82

30.88

30.93

31.01

Date

Oct. 4

9

15

25

30

Nov. 6

13

19

26

Dec. 3

14

Water 

level

31.10

31.10

31.18

31.28

31.35

31.38

31.43

31.51

31.54

31.66

31.78

Mountrall Count?

152.89.6a al. Emil Molter. Records available: 1938-49. Sept. 10, 

47.06.

Nelson Count? 

152.58.17bc3. Ole Norum. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Anr. 2

6.30

6.35

6.40

6.40

6.45

6.50

6.55

6.55

6.60

6.60

6.70

6.80

6.80

6.80

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

25

July 2

4.60

4.00

2.90

1.90

2.70

3.10

3.00

3.40

3.60

3.40

3.20

3.40

2.80

July 9

16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

2.80

2.60

4.30

4.30

4.40

4.60

4.80

4.90

5.20

5.40

5.50

5.60

5.70

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

5.70

5.05

4.80

4.50

4.45

4.45

4.40

4.30

4.20

4.25

4.55

4.70

4.80

153.60.35cc3. U. S. Geological Survey, test hole. Diameter 4 inches, 

depth 20 feet. Records available: 1948-49. July 14, 13.12; Oct. 5, 

15.73; Dec. 29, 15.67.

141.82.10bal. Otis Tye, 

ments made in 1949.

Oliver Count? 

Records available: 1940-46, No measure144.85.20ad. Owner unknown. Bored observation well, diameter 18 

inches, depth 43.4 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

July 16, 1947 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Julv 30

Water 

level

14.71 

15.55 

14.14

Date

Oct. 18, 1948 

Apr. 20, 1949

Water 

level

14.08 

13.79

Date

July 16, 1949 

Dec. 7

Water 

level

12.91 

14.85

Pembina Count?

160.56.8dcal. Paul B. Olafson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

3.14; Sept. 2, 7.46.

160.56.9ccbl. Ole Soli. Records available: 1946-48. No measurements 

made in 1949.
NORTH DAKOTA, PEMBINA COUNTY 323

160.56.9dccl. J. Anderson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21. 

5.38.

I60.56.16aaal. S. J. Hanson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21. 

6.02; Sept. 2, 8.69.

160.56.16aaa2. Gritherun Thorstenson. Records available: 

No measurement made in 1949.

1946-48.

160 .56.16aabl. S. J. Hallgrimson. Records available: 1946-49. 

May 21, 6.40; Sept. 2, 9.75.

160.56.16aab2. Lutheran parsonage. Records available: 1946-49. 

May 21, 5.40; Sept. 2, 9.70.

160.56.16aab3. H. J. Hallgrimson. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 2

9

16

24

31

Feb. 7

13

20

28

Mar. 6

Water 

level

8.30

8.30

8.30

8.20

8.10

8.20

8.10

8.10

7.90

8.10

Date

Mar. 14

20

27

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

15

Water 

level

7.90

8.10

7.70

8.30

4.50

3.10

2.90

2.90

3.90

5.30

Date

May 22

30

June 6

12

19

27

July 2

15

17

Water 

level

4.90

4.50

4.90

5.70

5.75

6.10

5.60

6.70

7.10

Date

July 24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

27

Sept. 3

11

17

Water 

level

7.30

7.50

7.67

8.17

8.33

8.50

8.50

8.90

9.10

160.56.16aab4. H. J. Hjaltalin. Records available: 1946-49. 

May 21, 5.13; Sept. 2, 9.65.

160.56.16aacl. Mountain school. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

3.84; Sept. 2, 7.60.

160.56.16aadl. Mr. Paulson. Records available: 1946-48. No measurement made in 1949.

160.56.16adal. Oscar Byron. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

10.37; Sept. 2, 11.90.

160.56.16ada2. Oscar Byron. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

11.40; Sept. 2, 11.94. «

160.59.16ada3. Walter Hallison. Records available: 1946-49. 

May 21, 10.59; Sept. 2, 16.43.

160.59.l6ada4. Mr. Olafson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

12.44; Sept. 2, 18.89.

160.56.16adbl. H. Olafson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

8.33; Sept. 2, 8.04.

160.56.16accl. H. Olafson. Records available: 1946-49. May 21, 

3.98; Sept. 2, 6.35.

160.56.16bdal. H. T. Hjaltalin. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 2

9

16

31

Feb. 7

13

20

28

Mar. 6

14

7.50

7.50

7.50

7.50

7.70

7.50

7.70

7.50

7.70

7.50

Mar. 20

27

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

15

7.50

7.30

7.50

7.50

6.30

6.10

4.90

7.30

8.10

May 22

30

July 6

12

19

27

July 2

15

17

5.30

7.10

6.10

7.50

6.40

6.50

7.70

7.30

7.10

July 24

31

Aug. 7

14

- 21

27

Sept. 3

11

17

6.60

7.50

7.67

8.00

8.00

8.17

7.60

7.90

8.80
324 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

161.56.22bbl. E. J. Lander & Co. Records available: 1941-49.

Date

Jan, 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

8.00

8.02

8.04

8.06

8.08

8.14

8.12

8.24

8.17

8.21

8.25

8.2G

8.25

Date

Apr. 2

9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

June 4

11

18

25

July 2

Water 

level

8.18

7.20

6.23

4.59

4.27

4.24

4.71

4.58

5.06

5.27

6.50

6.78

7.03

Date

July 9

16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

Water 

level

7.33

7.51

7.79

4.12

8.23

8.38

8.45

7.62

7.78

7.90

8.01

8.23

8.25

Date

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

Water 

level

. 8.23

8.27

8.10

7.80

7.70

7.64

7.57

7.52

7.52

7.51

7.50

7.52

162.53.31ccl. Garnett A. Snell. Records available: 1941-49.

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Apr. 2

9

9.78

9.78

9.76

9.79

9.81

9.82

9.92

10.02

10.08

10.13

9.26

Apr. 16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

7.99

' 7.62

6.96

5.94

6.17

6.24

6.36

6.52

6.86

7.17

June 25

July 2

9

16

23

30

Oct. 1

8

15

22

7.38

7.78

8.12

8.62

8.78

8.94

10.37

10.42

9.89

9.27

Oct. 29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

8.83

8.72

8.68

8.52

8.46

8.41

8.35

8.37

8.42

8.55

162.55.3ddl. Albert C. McCurdy. Records available: 1941-49,

Jan, 2

9

16

23

30

Feb. 6

13

20

27

Mar. 6

13

20

27

8.28

8.27

8.22

8.45

8.53

8.63

8.74

8.89

8.92

8.91

9.05

9.07 -

9.10

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

14

21

29

June 5

11

19

26

8.97

7.88

6.24

5.11

4.84

4.80

5.09

5.13

5.38

5.29

5.70

5.97

6.22

July 3

10

17

24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

28

Sept. 4

11

18

25

6.52

6.84

7.09

7.33

7.38

7.47

7.80

7.88

8.09

8.25

8.44

8.60

8.77

Oct. 2

9

16

23

30

Nov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

11

18

25

8.95

9.11

8.77

8.32

7.84

7.74

7.72

7.63

7.60

7.61

7.55

7.60

7.80

I62.55.3dd2 

11.38.

A. C. McCurdy. Records available: 1946-49. Sept. 2,

163.56.9aal. Herman Tesmer. Records available: 1941-44; 1946-48. 

No measurement made in 1949.

Pierce County

156.72.10bal. Eric Harmmel. Records available: 1940-48. Measurement discontinued.

Ramaey County

153.64.5aal. Ray Young. Records available: 1942-49. Sept. 12. 

24.16.

I53.64.20ccl. W. H. Summers. Records available: 1942-48. No 

measurement made in 1949.

I53.64.25cal. Camp Grafton Military Reserve. Records available: 

1943-49. Sept. 12, 53.68.
NORTH DAKOTA, RENVILLE COUNTY 325

153.65.14acl. 

Sept. 12, 56.00.

Mrs. Bonnie Roland. Records available: 1937-49.

136.56.5abl. 

Sept. 7, 15.07.

Ransom County 

Melfird Skramstad. Records available: 1940-46, 1948-49,

Renville County

158.81.lldd. Warren Pulton. Dug domestic well, diameter 56 inches, 

depth 9.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 22 

Nov. 19 

May 21, 1947

Water 

level

6.18 

6.15 

5.56 

5.16 

2.87

Date

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 12 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

3.07 

6.97 

2.21 

3.36

Date

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

Water 

level

6.63 

c .04 

2.51 

5.31

c Ponded water nearby.

158.81.21ba. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 8.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 22 

Nov. 20 

May 24, 1947

5.35 

2.65 

5.69 

a 4.05 

5.21

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 12 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 12

2.91 

a 4.00 

c 1.14 

2.13

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

a 3.29 

c 1.36 

2.72 

5.83

Top of ice, 

c. Ponded water nearby.

158.82.lbb. Amanda Kunkel. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 9.6 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 10, 1945 

May 9, 1946 

July 23 

Nov. 14 

May 22, 1947

5.45 

5.62 

5.50 

6.61 

5.69

July 9, 1947 

Oct. 51 

May 5. 1948 

Aug. 12

4.56 

6.54 

c .90 

2.58

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

5.37 

1.44 

2.64 

5.04

c Ponded water nearby.

158.82.7cc. J. T. Phillips. Dug stock well, diameter 56 inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 12, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

Nov. 20 

May 21, 1947

4.95. 

3.25 

a 4.68 

3.04

July 11, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

3.31 

5.26 

c .71 

1.90

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 15

3.80 

c 1.32 

2.96 

4.47

Top of ice. 

c Ponded water nearby.

158.82.15ab. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 72 inches, 

depth 8.9 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 11, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 23 

Nov. 20 

May 21, 1947

6.15 

3.95 

5.25 

a 6.71 

c .82

July 9, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

1.56 

6.09 

(b) 

4.66

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 14

4.69 

(b) 

c 1.52 

6.00

Top of ice. 

b Surrounded by ponded water, 

c Ponded water nearby.

158.82.28cd. M. B. Tolley. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 34.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49. Measurements discontinued.

Oct. 12, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 23

21.43 

15.55 

20. 4&

Nov. 20, 1946 

May 21, 1947 

July 9

19.69 

18.11 

20.16

Nov. 13, 1947 

May 5, 1949 

Aup. 12

21.42 

c 14,11 

d 18.67

c Ponded water nearby d Pumping recently.
326 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

153.83.3ddl. Claude Bradley. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 8.1 feet. Records available: 1945-48. Measurements discontinued.

Date

Oct. 12, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 23 

Nov. 20

Water 

level

4.55 

3.25 

4.24 

a 5.38

Date

May 21, 1947 

July 11 

Oct. 31

Water 

level

3.02 

2.99 

3.86

Date

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12 

Nov. 11

Water 

level

c 1.64 

c 1.08 

a 2.50

Top of ice, 

c Ponded water nearby.

158.83.20cc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 18.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 12, 1945 

May 10, 1946 

July 23 

May 19, 1947

7.55 

5.18 

6.70 

5.11

July 8, 1947 

Oct. 31 

Aug. 12, 1P48 

Nov. 11

4.73 

7.65 

5.64 

7.04

May 4, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 15

c 3.94 

5.45 

7.39

c Ponded water nearby.

158.83.22cc. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 16.3 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 

May 

July 

May

12,

10, 

23

21f

b 

c

1945 

1946

1947

7.22 

5.50 

6.3O 

3.72

July 

Oct. 

May 

Aug.

W M 

IO MJ33 tn 1947

1948

3.97 

6.78 

3.36 

3.87

Nov. 

May 

July 

Sept

MM

tn CTJ rf»M

1948 

1949

6.86 

b +1.30 

c 3.07 

4.89

Surrounded by ponded water. 

Ponded water nearby.

158.84.3ab. John Dufner. Bored stock well, diameterlS inches, depth 

55 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 6, 1945 

May 16, 1946 

July 23

39.00 

30.08 

33.02

July 11, 1947 

Oct. 31 

May 9, 1948

30.53 

30.99 

27.60

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

Sept. 26

26.15 

22.62 

27.78

158.84.35dd. H. J. Linnards. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 52 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 6, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 15 

Apr. 4, 1947

23.45 

20.92 

22.18 

20.06

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

20.21 

20.65 

20.21 

20.40

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept .2 6

18.73 

c 17.85 

16.99 

17.56

c Ponded water nearby.

158.85.27aa. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 20 inches, 

depth 34.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 14, 1947

12.25 

11.45 

9.15 

11.65

July 12, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

11.31 

10.24 

8.38 

9.22

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

9.55 

5.22 

8.68 

7.52

158.85.28bb. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 18.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 14, 1947

10.60 

7.43 

11.80 

7.13

July 12, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

6.17 

8.82 

5.53 

6.06

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

7.07 

c 1.72 

4.48 

7.83

Ponded water nearby.

158.86.16dd. 

1945-49.

Whiteash School. Dug domestic well. Records available:

Oct. 4, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 4, 1947

11.20 

6.80 

9.70 

11.19

July 12, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 10

7.07 

9.30 

5.66 

5.74

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

8.57 

c 5.09 

5.14 

10.31

c Ponded water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, REKVILLE COUNTY 327

158.86.24da. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 11.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 29 

July^ 12, 1947

Water 

level

9.03 

6.05 

9.70 

6.26

Date

Nov. 7, 1947 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16 

Nov. 12

Water 

level

9.04 

c 3.18 

4.75 

5.45

Date

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

c 1.68 

5.21 

ff)

c Ponded water nearby 

f Dry at 6.5 feet.

159.84.10cd. J. 0. Bolander. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 12 

feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 6, 1945 

May 14, 1946 

July 23 

July 11, 1947

7.15 

5.90 

6.30 

5.52

Oct. 31, 1947 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

7.15 

c 3.76 

4.63

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept .16

2.95 

4.50 

6.48

c Ponded water nearby.

159.84.20ab. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, depth 15.5 feet, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 6, 1945 

May 16, 1946 

July 23 

July 11, 1947

10.40 

7.28 

9.32 

9.07

Oct. 31, 1947 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13 

Nov. 19

10.23 

5.36 

6.68 

3.82

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 16

0.83 

4.79 

6.92

159.85.7bcl. Ralph Johnson. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 8, 1947

16.30 

5.10 

10.93 

12.90

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

3.44 

7.68 

c .86 

2.08

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

6.08 

3.90 

c 3.43 

7.95

c Ponded water nearby.

159.85.8dc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 49.6 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

July 11, 1947

8.70 

6.02 

6.25 

2.42

Nov. 11, 1947 

Aug. 13, 1940 

Nov. 19

7.86 

b .05 

5.72

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

1.33 

4.98 

8.79

b Surrounded by ponded water.

159.85.12aa, J. P. Lundberg. Dug domestic well, diameter 36+ inches, 

depth 14 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 2, 1945 

May 14, 1946 

July 23 

Apr. 8, 1947

10.15 

6.94 

8.40 

12.70

July 11, 1947 

'Oct. 31 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

4.68 

10.86 

2.52 

5.08

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

10.08 

2.83 

6.44 

10.62

159.85.21aal. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 20 inches, 

depth 33.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 8, 1947

18.25 

18.47 

17.87 

18.51

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

18.11 

15.71 

15.86 

15.82

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

13.66 

11.07 

11.42 

13.60

159.85.30bc. 0. Bue. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 20 

inches, depth 22 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 14, 1947

14.67 

12.84 

12.86 

d 14.41

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

9.11 

13.12 

c 2.58 

5.03

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 17

12.38 

4.82 

9.43 

13.11

Ponded water nearby. 

Pumping recently.
328 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE; 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

159.85.:54cc. Conrad Skophamer.- Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 28, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 14, 1947

Water 

level

12.55 

11.95 

12.00 

13.04

Date

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

Water 

level

9.08 

11.90 

4.61 

6.37

Date

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 17

Water 

level

10.69 

4.41 

7.16 

10.09

159.86.31aal. R. G. Chaffin. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 Inches, depth 14.6 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct.

May

July

July

4,

25,

29

12,

b

1945

1946

1947

7.15

(b)

4.22

b .20

Nov

Aug

Nov

Surrounded by ponded

 v,

. 16,

. 19

water

1947

1948

6

1

5

,

.12

.66

.40

May

July

Sept.

3, 1949

20

23

b +0.24

4.03

6.77

160.84.21aa. Lee Miller. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 

10 feet. Records available: 1945-48. Measurements discontinued.

Oct. 2, 1945 

May 14, 1946 

July 24

6.20 

4.98 

5.73

July 11, 1947 

Oct. 31

3.36 

5.50

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

c 1.91 

2.27

c Ponded water nearby.

160.85.9cc. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 18 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

May 14, 1946 

July 24 

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 11

7.25 

8.35 

4.08 

8.46

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13 

Nov. 19

3.78 

4.23 

7.70

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

2.67 

4.93 

7.88

160.85.31bb. C. A, Larson. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

12 Inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 15, 1947

60.20 

48.28 

41.08 

46.52

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 13

d 37.16 

35.75 

d 33.61 

d 35.08

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 18 

Sept. 17

31.93 

29.27 

26.19 

26.22

d Pumping recently.

160.86.llbc. Lester Selbert, Unused bored well, diameter 6 Inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

May 25 

July 29 

July 11, 1947

11.85 

5.45 

8.05 

4.47

Nov. 7, 1947 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 16 

Nov. 19

10.26 

c 4.23 

5.23 

9.68

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 24

3.80 

7.24 

9.78

c Ponded water nearby.

160.86.22dc. C. M. Pink. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 4, 1945 

May 25, 1946 

July 29 

Apr. 15, 1947

11.45 

8.45 

11.12 

9.62

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 7, 1948 

Aug. 16

8.89 

10.52 

7.62 

8.85

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 24

6.03 

8.70 

10.75

161.84.6cb. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 Inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept .28,

May 13,

July 26

Mar. 26,

1945

1946

1947

8.15

4.05

6.80

(a)

July

Oct.

May

Aug.

11,

29

6,

17

1947

1948 I

1

2.41

6.72

.28

3.75

Nov.

May

July

Sept

4'

9,

11

.17

1948

1949

6.47

1.96

3.70

c 6.92

Frozen.

b Surrounded by ponded water, 

c Ponded water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, RENVILLE COUNTY 329

161.84.17ddl. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Unused dug well, diameter 72 inches.

Date

Sept. 30, 1945 

May 13, 1946 

July 25 

July 2, 1947

Water 

level

16.90 

12.65 

16.00 

4.53

Date

Oct. 29, 1947 

May - 6, 1948 

Aug. 17 

Nov. 18

Water 

level

8.93 

b 2.91 

5.11 

c 8.46

Date

May 9, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 17

Water 

level

c 2.18 

c 5.14 

c 8.65

b Surrounded by ponded water. 

c Ponded water nearby.

161.84.24abl. J. Dighton Taylor. 

Measurements discontinued.

Records, available: 1940-46.

161.85.5bc. owner unknown. Unused dug well. Records available: 

1945-48. Measurements discontinued.

Oct.

May 

July

tot 

COH O>» <1945 

1946

8.05 

6.16 

7.29

Oct. 

Apr. 

Julv

25, 

15,

2

1946 

1947

8.12 1 

8.15 

5.03 1

Oct. 

Aug.

17* 1947 

1948

6.45 

5.26

161.85.20aal. Minnesota Trust Co. Records available: 1937-49.

May

Oct.

Oct.

29,

25

6.

1946

1947

82.75

82.79

82.71

May

Aug.

Nov.

6,

17

18

1948 81.91 1

82.32

82.47 |

May

July

Sept.

9

19

19

1949 82.14

82.41

82.10

161.85.34ccl. Harry Klatt. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 23 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct.

May

July

Oct.

Apr.

6,

22,

25

25

5 ,

1945

1946

1947

12.15 i

13.03

11.42

15.09

16.87

July

Oct.

May

Aug.

2,

29

6,

17

1947

1948

6.92

11.30

5.30

7.68

Nov.

May

July

Sept.

^'

9,

19

19

1948

1949

8.11

5.31

7.26

13.88

161.86.15cc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 72 inches, 

depth 10.7 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 23, 1945 

July 25, 1946 

Oct. 25 

Apr. 9, 1947

6.15 

5.05 

7.70 

(b)

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3- 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 10

(b) 

1.84 

CD) 

.52

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

a 0.40 

(b) 

+ .10 

3.45

a Top of ice

b Surrounded by ponded water.

161.86.28dd. N. Johnson. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 20 

feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 26, 1945 

May 28 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 25- 

Apr. 9, 1947

12.28 

8.25 

10.75 

13.20 

12.12

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

3.82 

10.07 

2.78 

6.02

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

11.02 

4.48 

6.98 

d 14.52

d Pumping recently.

161.86.33aa. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 16.3 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Set. 4, 1945 

May 23, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 25

14.10 

2.98 

5.63 

12.23

Apr. 11, 1947 

July 3 

Nov. 7 

May 6, 1948

(b) 

(b) 

3.48 

(b)

Aug. 17, 1948 

Nov. 18 

May 9, 1949 

Sept. 19

1.19 

4.38 

(b) 

5.99

b Surrounded by ponded water.

161.87.17dc. Albert Brown. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 17 feet. Records available: 1945-49.
330 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

161.87.17dc Continued.

Date

Sept. 23, 1945 

May 29, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24

Water 

level

8.30

6.15 

7.45 

8.75

Bate

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

Water 

level

1.75 

5.93 

c 1.07 

3.63

Date

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19 \

Water 

level

6.62 

c 4.19 

5.18 

8.16

c Ponded water nearby.

162.84.9cd. Owner unknown. Unused domestic well, diameter 72 inches, 

depth 19.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 29, 1945 

May 13, 1946 

July 26 

Apr. 7, 1947

13.55 

12.57 

13.21 

15.19

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 28 

May 6, 1949 

Aug. 17

4.06 

10.07 

c .47 

3.56

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 16

8.41 

c 3.50 

5.08 

10.83

c Ponded water nearby.

162.84.10cd. Owner unknown. Dug stock well. 

1945-49.

Records available:

Sept. 28, 1945 

May 13, 1946 

July 26 

Apr. 7

7.28 

6.27 

8.63 

c 1.46

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 28 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

3.15 

5.88 

c .37 

2.48

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 16

6.12 

1.33 

3.89 

6.28

c Ponded water nearby.

162.85.8dd. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, depth 16.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 1, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 26 

Oct. 25

6.35 

1.44 

5.08 

6.51

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

MaT 6, 1948 

AUK. 17

0.43 

5.06 

b .19 

.94

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sent. 19

4.87 

b .56 

1.96 

5.87

b Surrounded by ponded water.

162.86.13abl. August Bahl. Unused dug domestic well, diameter 10 

inches, depth 15 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 29, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 26 

Oct. 25

10.25 

6.14 

8.30 

11.01

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1948 

Aue. 17

1.51 

6.68 

c .66 

1.38

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sent. 19

7.41 

c 2.78 

5.06 

8.30

c Ponded water nearby.

162.87.2bb. W. S. Cook. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 30, 1945 

May 30, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24

21.35 

14.23 

13.55 

14.12

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aue. 18

11.12 

11.25 

9.13 

10.32

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Seot.19

10.63 

12.82 

14.45 

13.48

162.87.17aa. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 30.4 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 24, 1945 

May 30, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24 

Apr. 17, 1947

19.80 

16.48 

13.72 

15.21 

11.87

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

6.59 

11.49 

C 6.40 

6.60

Nov. 18, 1948 

MaT 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

10.11 

e 7.15 

7.49 

10.00

Ponded water nearby. 

Shut down 10 minutes.

162.87.28aa. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Unused drilled well, diameter 3 inches.

Sept .30, 1945 

May 30, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24 

Apr. 17, 1947

23.38 

23.15 

22.87 

23.00 

22.47

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

21.98 

21.85 

21.28 

21.56

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

22.35 

21.12 

22.21 

22.45
NORTH DAKOTA, RENVILLE COUNTY 331

162.87.29dd2. Hans Scott. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 20 feet. Becords available: 1945-49.

Date

Sept. 24, 1945 

May 30. 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24 

Apr. 17, 1947

Water 

level

10.80 

7.52 

12.05 

13.66 

9.47

Date

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

Water 

level

3.38 

6.91 

3.76 

6.57

Date

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

10.87 

4.56 

7.69 

10.82

162.87.35ad. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Unused drilled well, diameter 3 inches,

Sept.SOj 1945 

May 29, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24 

Apr. 17, 1947

10.45 

16.30 

17.00 

16.53 

19.65

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

19.42 

20.01 

14.07 

14.20

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

20.44

20.37 

19.48 

20.40

163.85.5cd. George Eltz. Unused dug well, diameter 30 inches, depth 

19.3 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept .29, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 24 

Oct. 25 

Apr. 7, 1947

10.75 

13.45 

13.64 

12.60 

9.86

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

10.55 

13.76 

c 3.77 

5.40

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

10.37 

4.47 

6.23 

12.16

c Ponded water nearby.

163.85.15dd. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well. Records 

available: 1945-49.

Sept. 29, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 24 

Oct. 25 

Apr. 7, 1947

11.30 

7.55 

9.61 

9.46 

(a)

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

3.27 

9.24 

c .68 

2.97

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

4.52 

2.68 

3.94 

5.39

Frozen, 

c Ponded water nearby.

163.85.35bb. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 1, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 26 

Oct. 25

8.50 

7.46 

8.45 

9.20

Apr. 7, 1947 

July 2 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1948

6.50 

6.29 

8.17 

c 2.16

Aug. 17, 1948 

Nov. 18 

July 19, 1949 

Sept. 19

5.71 

7.40 

6.79 

7.85

c Ponded water nearby.

163.85.36aa. Owner unknown. Dug stock well. Records available: 

1945-49.

Sept. 28, 1945 

May 13, 1946 

July 26 

Mar. 26, 1947

7.55 

6.45 

6.29 

6.30

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1943 

Aug. 17

1.89 

5.05 

c 1.36 

2.38

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

4.32 

c 3.28 

c 3.19 

5.05

c Ponded water nearby,

163.86.9aa. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 29, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 25

10.90 

10.44 

10.93 

11.00

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

May 6, 1948 

Auf*. 17

8.51 

8.93 

4.85 

6.85

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sent. 19

8.36 

6.61 

7.27 

8.34
332 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

163.86.33dd. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 18 

feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Sept. 29, 1945 

May 17, 1946 

July 26 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

11.65 

10.06 

11.56 

12.27

Date

July 2, 1947 

Oct. 29 

Hav 6, 1948 

Aug. 17

Water 

level

6.72 

10.55 

c 2.93 

4.25

Date

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sent. 19

Water 

level

9.81 

5.77 

8.35 

9.53

c Ponded water nearby.

163.87.5dc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 14.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept 

May 

July 

Oct.

.24, 

30, 

25 

24

b 

c

1945 

1946

4.55 

3.45 

4.79 

5.17

July 

Nov. 

Aug.

Surrounded by ponded 

Ponded water nearby.

3, 

3 

18,

water

1947 

1948

b 

c

+0.53 

3.57 

.39

May 

July 

Sept

10, 1949 

19 

.19

c 0.34 

2.63 

4.08

163.87.9bc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

10.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 24, 1945 

May 30, 1946 

July 25 

Oct. 24

5.65 

3.62 

5.10 

5.46

July 3, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 8, 1948 

Aug. 18

0.83 

4.25 

c .55 

1.57

May 10, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 19

1.42 

3.44 

4.97

c Ponded water nearby.

6.18.

Richland County 

133.52.32cdl. Owner unknown. Records available: 1946-49. June 6,

133.52.33dcl. U. S. 52. John Liljemark. Records available: 1937-49.

Date

Jan. 8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Apr. 2

Water 

level

7.44

7.49

7.57

7.69

7.74

8.03

8.11

8.15

8.11

7.82

7.69

7.53

6.98

Date

Apr. 9

16

23

30

Hay 7

14

21

28

June 4

10

18

25

July 2

Water 

level

7.62

6.65

6.61

6.07

4.49

5.07

5.02

4.44

5.11

5.82

7.15

6.07

6.43

Date

July 9

16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

Water 

level

2.77

3.81

4.72

2.31

3.77

4.81

5.50

6.18

6.48

6.57

6.68

6.93

6.85

Date

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

Water 

level

7.10

6.60

6.18

6.01

6.01

5.93

5.85

5.77

5.55

5.45

5.77

5.93

6.52

Rolette County

162.69.17al. Town of Rolls well 4. Records available: 1940-44, 

1946-49. Oct. 24, 24.52.

Sargent County,

130.58.19ba. J. Pfeifle. Driven domestic and stock well, diameter 

li inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Aug. 29, 1946 

May 7, 1947 

Oct. 14

Water 

level

6.07 

2.51 

4.33

Date

May 24, 1948 

Aug. 5 

Oct. 12

Water 

level

3.35 

5.18 

7.02

Date

Apr. 27, 1949 

July 7 

Oct. 3

Water 

level

6.42 

5.52 

7.64
NORTH DAKOTA, STARK COUNTY 333

Sheridan County

145.75.28bbl. Bank of North Dakota. Records available: 1938-47, 

1949. Oct. 24, 53.90.

Sioux County

130.79.7ol. Mrs. Lookingout. Records available: 1940-47. No 

measurement made In 1949.

130.80.23dal. Mrs. Mulache. Records available: 1941-47. No 

measurement made In 1949.

133.32.25bal. Owner unknown. Records available: 1946-47. No 

measurement made In 1949.

Slope County

134.100.14adl. Arthur Nesseth. 

measurement made In 1949.

Records available: 1940-48. No

139.91.2bal. 

Sept. 10, 3.04.

Stark County

Roland and George Punk. Records available: 1940-49.

\

139.96.3bbcl. City of Dlckinson. Records available: 1948-49. 

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

56.' 

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.

118.95 

120.30 

8118.80 

118.82 

118.85

118.82 

118.96 

119.60 

120.90 

121.37

121.47 

121.25 

121.14 

131.72 

131.73

123 .15 

121.97 

122.30 

122.55 

133.00

133.57 

135.65 

135.28 

127.85 

134.00

134.20 

134.80 

134.88 

127.93 

125.25 

125,02

Feb.

124.91 

124,60 

133.10 

135.04 

128.40

126.22 

125.10 

125.10 

125.10 

124.90

124.76 

124.93 

133.52 

128.10 

125.40

133.85 

135.26 

135.26 

135.50 

136.12

135.78 

135.78 

136.78 

137.10 

137.40

137.58 

137.72 

137.31

Mar.

138.84 

139.03 

138.52 

138.72 

138.45

138.61 

139 . 70

al38.70 

137.80

133 .08 

133.60 

133.56 

133.10 

132.40

1129.10 

128.65 

128.78 

128.50 

127.40

127.45 

127.20 

126.47 

3126.35

126.40 

126.00 

125.80 

125.80 

125.60

Apr.

125.40 

125.34

124.79

124.90 

124.92 

124.90 

124.80 

132.55

131.60 

134.30 

135.10 

131.70 

129.40

134.83 

136.50 

136 .80 

134.40 

135.70

136.35 

136.95 

137.31 

121.60 

131.50

135.50 

137.30 

137*. 76 

137.88 

138.00

May

125.80 

130.95 

130.67 

130.50 

134.16

132.25 

134.18 

133.75 

131.25 

130.80

130.98 

132.50 

131.38 

128.37 

127.67

126.05 

118.54 

116.00 

113.52 

111.80

110.60 

109 .80 

109.50 

108.82

109.42

June

108.60 

107.10 

106 .90 

106.52 

120.40

124.50 

126.18 

127.80 

129.08 

129.86

131.51 

129.70 

129.08 

130.80 

129.35

118.60 

113.30 

111.14 

109.28 

108.00

107.30 

122.88 

122.10 

123.20 

124.04

122.78 

124.30 

126.50 

127.50 

127.32

July

128.62 

128.40 

128.52 

127.98 

127.81

127.45 

128.51 

130.30 

130.98 

128.91

127.73 

130.60 

131.78 

124.10 

128.78

125.00 

117.10 

124.40 

127.30 

117,70

113.95 

110.20 

108.40 

112.40 

113,701

121.58 

124.60 

117.60 

110.50 

109.10

AUK.

115.36 

123.70

126.48 

126.70 

127.10 

129.72 

128.47

124.98 

123.53 

124.54 

125.50 

326.94

128.19 

128.88 

129.46 

128.90 

127.97

119.60 

126.55 

326.10

0*29 *.20

129.96 

130.22 

125.10 

115.90 

117.60 

117.68

Sept.

1120.09 

124.68 

125.98 

118.10 

116.48

110.20 

109.68 

118.80 

127.40 

128.08

130.20 

128.98 

119.40 

113.70 

110.55

108.60

105.03 

105.00 

104.10 

103.54

105.73 

105.73 

117.96 

118.75 

119.85

Oct.

119.91 

109.80 

112.48 

113.60 

115.83

117.52 

118.73

......

a Tape measurement.

139.96.12bb« S. L. Carroll. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 inches, depth 68 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
334 WATER LEVELS AND ARTFSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

139.96.12bb Continued.

Date

Sept. 21, 1946 

May 22, 1947 

July 16 

Oct. 2

Water 

level

52.80 

50.71 

47.53 

50.94

Date

May 5, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 20

Water 

level

50.37 

51.22 

50.98

Date

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 8

Water 

level

50.07 

51.11 

48.95

139.96.14ab. F. Johnson. Unused bored well, diameter 12 inches, 

depth 81.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 21, 1946 

Mav 22, 1947 

Julv 16 

Oct'. 2

59.10 

59.45 

59.28 

59.04

May 5, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 10

59.43 

59.11 

59.37

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 8

58.99 

59.00 

73.62

139.97.14da. Owner unknown. Drilled domestic well, diameter 5 inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 13, 1946 

Mav 22, 1947 

Julv 16 

Oct. 2

23.90 

22.32 

11.58 

22.81

May 5, 1948 

July 29 

Oct. 20

23.46 

23.02 

23.45

Apr. 21, 1949 

July 15 

Dec. 8

19.96 

22.53 

23.19

Steele County 

148.57.15aal. Mrs. Snortland. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 3,

Stutsman County

137.63.llaa. E. Hanson. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 22.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 19, 1947 

Oct. 13

11.79 

11.70 

11.75

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

10.35 

11.42 

12.62

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Oct. 1

13.60 

13.55 

13.36

137.64.33ccl. Union Central Life Insurance Co. 

1940-48. Measurements discontinued.

Records available:

138.62.4dc. J. Crouch. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

19.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 13

16.50 

12.64 

14.45

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

12.76 

14.28 

16.17

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Sept. 30

17.87 

17.14 

18.33

138.62.7cb. M. Ukestad. Dug stock well, diameter 30 inches, depth 

37 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 13

33.88 

32.99 

32.87

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

32.40 

32.55 

32.73

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Oct. 1

32.92 

33.50 

33.64

138.63.llba. E. Steege. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 18 

inches, depth 56.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 13

51.45 

51.52 

d 52.84

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

50.72 

50.45 

51.03

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Sect .30

d 51.40 

50.52 

52.78

d Pumping recently.

138.63»26ac. H. Beckman. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 inches, depth 71.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 13

68.30 

68.29 

68.17

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

68.23 

68.32 

68.08

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Sect. 30

68.02 

68.11 

67.99
NORTH DAKOTA, STUTSMAN COUNTY 335

138.64.12bb, A. Lambrecht, Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 26.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Sept. 4,

May 9, 

Oct. 13

May 23, 

Aug. 7

Oct. 12

April 26, 

July 8 

Sept .30

1946

1947

1948

1949

Water level

0.54

1.03 

.34

.91 

1.07

.34

.87 

1.30 

.66

Estimated flow

2-3

4

4 

4

5

4 

3 

2*

(gpm)

139.63.4dd. B. Attleson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 28.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Aug. 30, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 11

Water 

level

26.12 

24.99 

25.51

Date

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

Water 

level

23.97 

24.85 

25.48

Date

Apr. 26, 1949 

- July 8 

Oct. 1

Water 

level

24.98 

25.09 

25.82

139.63.20ca, A. Meeker. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 

May I; 1946 

1947

19.80 1 

18.60 1

Oct. 

May

13, 

23 f

1947 

1948

18.24 1 

16.36 1

Aug. 

Sept,

7, 1948 

1949

16.88 

18.55

139.63,20db. Elmer Mathias. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

36 inches, depth 22.1 feet. Records available: 1948-49. Oct. 10, 1948, 

15.65; Apr. 26, 1949, 16.55> July 8, 1949, 16.73; Sept. 30, 16.89.

139.63.24cb2. H. W. Anderberg. Dug stock well, diameter 60 inches, 

depth 5.56 feet. Records available: 1948-49. Oct. 10, 1948, 4.04, 

pumping recently; Apr. 26, 1949, 0.96; July 8, 1949, 2.85; Sept. 30, 1949, 

3.85.

139.64.Sab, Owner unknown. Unuaed drilled well, diameter 2^ inches. 

Records.available: 1946-49,

Aug. 3 

May

3: 1946 

9, 1947

6.16 

35.32

Oct. 

May

11, 

23,

1947 

1948

34.67 1 

34.00 |

Aug. ' 

Sept.SC

7, 1948 

), 1949

33.46 

34.01

139.64.14da. J. A. Michel. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 19,35 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 4, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 13

7.85 

7.19 

6.43

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 12

5.62 

6.67 

7.14

Apr. 26, 1949 

July 8 

Sept. 30

7.86 

6.91 

7.52

140.63.25cd, M. Monek. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 

4 inches, depth 115 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 30, 1946 

May 9, 1947 

Oct. 11

90.29 

89.96 

90.03

May 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Oct. 11

d 91.10 

90.16 

89.95

Apr. 27, 1949 

July 8 

Oct. 1

90. '05 

89.98 

90.08

d Pumping recently.

140.64.9da. A. Roeszler. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

Records available: 1946-49.

lug. 27, 19 46 

Oct. 11, 1947 

May 23, 1948

11.00 

9.96 

8.95

Oct. 11, 1948 

Apr. 26, 1949

10.60 

9.15

July 8, 1949 

Oct. 1

9.55 

10.93
336 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

158.66.20dl. 

Sept. 11, 20.45.

Towner County 

S. L. Isaacson. Records available: 1942-44, 1947-49.

160.66.28bal. Bank of North Dakota. Records available: 1937-49.

Date

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

14.15

14.15

14.11

14.09

14.07

14.07

14.07

14.05

14.04

14.01

14.00

13.99

13.96

Date

Apr. 2

9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

28

June 4

11

18

25

Water 

level

13.95

13.96

13.94

14.01

14.03

14.05

14,09

14.11

14.13

14.15

14.17

14.17

14.18

Date

July 2

9

16

23

30

Aug. 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Water 

level

14.23

14.25

14.32

14.30

14.27

14.25

14.20

13.84

14.21

14.25

14.29

14.34

15.42

Date

Oct. 1

8

15

22

29

Nov. 5

12

19

26

Dec. 3

10

17

24

Water 

level

14.46

15.48

15.51

15.48

15.46

15.46

15.42

15.40

15.38

15.36

15.34

15.27

15.32

Traill County

146.51.24cdl. A. C. Skybert. 

measurement made in 1949.

146.51.24bcl. A. C. Peterson. 

measurement made in 1949.

Records available: 1937-48. No

Records available: 1946-48. No

148.53.18aal. -City of Hatton. Records available: 1937-49,

June 4 

12 

19 

26

5.54 

5.98 

6.98 

6.74

July 3 

9 

16 

23

7.12 

6.62 

8.08 

7.18

July 30 

Aug. 6 

14

5.98 

6.43 

6.82

Aug. 21 

27 

Sept. 4

6.74 

7.30 

7.79

148.53.18abl. City of Hatton. Records available: 1938-49,

June 4 

12 

19 

July 3

5.99 

6.19 

6.35 

7.57

July 9 

16 

23

7.37 

7.57 

7.65

July 30 

Aug. 6 

14

6.60 

7.14 

7.53

Aug. 21 

27 

Sept. 4

5.83 

7.45 

5.59

148.53.18adl 

10.04.

10.55

, City of Hatton. Records available: 1946-49. 

148.53.18ad2. City of Hatton. Records available: 1946-49.

143.53.18ad3. City of Hatton. Records available: 1938-49,

July 10, 

July 10,

June 4

12

19

26

9.62

9.54

9.66

9.74

July 3

9

16

23

9.94

9.78

10.06

10.20

July 30

Aug. 6

14

9.96

10.11

10.52

Aug. 21

27

Sept. 9

10.28

10.54

10 . 56

Walsh Councy

157.51.16dc2. U. S. No. 6. Henry Dipple. 

1937-49. May 14, 2.10} Sept. 3, 4.81.

Records available:

157.55.17ccl. C. D. Lewis. Records available: 1939-49.

Jan, 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

6.46

6,45

6.43

6.42

6.42

6.39

Feb. 12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

6.39

6.38

6.39

6.38

6.37

Mar. 19

26

Apr. 2

9

16

6.38

6.17

6.54

4.08

3.06

Apr. 23

30

May 7

14

31

2.98

2.88

2.74

3.00

3.18
NORTH DAKOTA, WARD COUNTY 337

155.57.17cdl. 

May 14, 5.24.

C. D. Lewis. Records available: 1937-38. 1946-49,

Ward Count?

155.83.14dcal. People's Ice Co. Records available: 

measurement made in 1949.

1945-46. No

155.83.23baal. 

1945-49.

City of Minot supply well 2. Records available:

Lowest dally 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 

26

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

43.08 

50.28

50.04

49.33

49.30

50.17 

49.46 

50.22

48.96

49.93

50.13 

49.23

50.10 

49.45

49.01

49.28

49.13

49.91

49.88 

49.35

49.18 

50.03 

49.16 

49.00 

42.73

42.90 

50.03

49.68 

49.74 

49.81 

50.44

Feb.

50.29 

49.79

50.48

49.81

49.73

49.86 

50.73 

49.82

49.83

50.66

49.84 

49.70

50.62 

50.00

49.76

49.74

50.50

49.97

49.90 

50.51

50.75 

50.04 

49.94 

50.78 

50.00

49.88 

49.84

49.85

Mar.

50.06 

49.83

50.58

50.84

49.86

49.93 

49.84 

49.73

50.43

50.40

49.68 

49.66

49.95 

49.74

49.58

49.58

50.26

50.21

50.21 

49.61

49.52 

49.35 

50.35 

49.55 

49.50

49.54 

49.41

50.23 

49.40 

49.29 

49.08

At>r.

49.18

.....

.....

.....

*..:.:

Nov.

.....

.....

.....

.....

56! 08

51.28 

51.05

51.28 

50.93 

51.74

Dec.

51.28 

50.18

51.53

45.32

45.13

45.13 

45.36 

45.25

45.18

51.08

49.78 

50.85

50.98 

51.08

51.10

49.78

50.88

50.76

50.38 

50.88

51.90 

51,31 

51.91 

50.64 

50.35

49.56 

49.57

50.16 

50.23 

51.18 

49.21

156.83.14aa. Marie Selfors. Records available: 1946-47, 1949,

Lowest daily recorder charts

Day

1

?,

3

4

5

6 

7 

7 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

Apr.

f # 

14.55 

14.49 

14.54 

14.68 

14.54

14.05 

14.19 

14.04 

13.65 

13.35

May

11.30

11.25

11.14

11.22

11.24

11.28 

10.89 

10.72 

10.71 

10.38

10.91 

10.06 

9.98 

9.92 

9.70

9.51 

9.24 

9.42 

9.50 

9.22

June

8.39

8.39

8.44

8.39

8.98

8.01 

7.77 

7.50 

7.45 

7.25

6.87 

7.11 

7.14 

7.01 

6.97

6.90 

6.98 

7.23 

6.98 

6.90

July

7.16

6.99

7.06

7.16

7.10

7.05 

6.12 

7.24 

7.41 

7.37

7.27 

7.33 

7.33 

7.33 

7.33

7.20 

7.20 

7.40 

7.56 

7.49

Aug.

8.15

8.24

8.15

8.11

8.20

8.22 

8.12 

8.07 

8.30 

8.37

8.44 

8.46 

8.42 

8.58 

8.72

8.65 

8.71 

8.71 

8.78 

8.83

Sept.

9.10

9.01

9.08

9.16

9.33

9.37 

9.41 

9.42 

9.37 

9.10

9.19 

9.41 

9.55 

9.58 

9.43

9.20 

9.23 

9.35 

9.69 

9.52

Oct.

9.65 1

9.74

9.98

9.97

9.67-

9.54 

9.81 

10.16 

10.10 

P. 51

9.79 

9.79 

9.81 

10.40 

10.09-

10.18 

10.39 

10.32 

10.48 

10.51

Nov.

10.24

10.69

10.53

10.67

10.73

10.72 

10.50 

10.45 

10.21 

10.26

10.36 

10.64 

10.61 

10.59 

10.66

10.79 

11.01 

10.73 

10.51 

10.76

Dec.

11.02

10.78

10.90

11.11

11.16

10.79 

11.25 

11.38

16 1 70

10.85 

10.99 

11.34 

11.43-

 
338 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

156.83.14aa Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

21 

?,?.

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

Apr.

13.21 

13.12

13.23

13.88

12.77

12.68 

12.48

12.15

11.67

11.51

May

9.06 

8.99

9.14

9.00

8.91

8.92 

8.92

8.6tf

8.52

8.50

8.54

June*

6.94 

6.80

6.74

6.65

6.61

6.82 

6.79

6.95

6.75

7.00

July

7.49 

7.73

7.61

7.67

7.59

7.69 

7.74

7 96

8.11

8.01

8.03

Aug.

8.77 

8.77

8.72

8.70

8.84

8.91 

9.07

9.10

9 02

9 1 R

9.23

Sept.

9.70 

9.76

9.83

9.69

9.53

9.71 

9.83

10.03

9.8fa

S VR

Oct.

10.28 

10.09

10.56

10.62

10.50

10.52 

10.32

10.39

10*11

10.65

m.45

Nov.

11.10 

10.70

10.84

10.62

10.79

10.49 

10.40

10.37

10.66

10.89

Dec.

.....

124.81.Sad. E. 0. Grasby. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

Inches, depth 38.2 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 18, 1945 

Mar. 23. 1946 

July 11 

Nov. 12

"Water 

level -

22.80 

21.73 

21.55 

22.04

Date

May 16, 1947 

July 7 

Nov. 14

Water 

level

22.59 

22.95 

22.09

Date

May 14, 1948 

Aug. 11 

May 2, 1949

Water 

level

19.09 

17.43 

15.92

154.81.lice, A. J. Klttleson. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 50 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 17, 1945 

July 11, 1946 

Nov. 11 

May 19_, 1947

26.05 

21.64 

37.20 

36.42

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14- 

May 14, 1948 

Aug. 11

34.85 

35.52 

35.41 

33.22

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

c 32.52 

30.65 

31.02

c Ponded water nearby.

154.81.22aal. R. 0. Abrahamson. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 

Inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 17, 1945 

July 11, 1946 

Nov. 12 

May 19, 1947

19.45 

18.57 

18.87 

18.64

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14 

May 14, 1948 

Aug. 11

18.42 

18.58 

17.60 

17.62

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 26

17.55 

c 14.79 

15.34 

15.76

c Ponded water nearby.

154.81.27dd. A. M. Poss. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 29 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 17, 1945 

Mar. 23, 1946 

July 11 

May 19, 1947

20 .35 

19.07 

15.56 

19.20

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14 

May 14, 1948 

Aug. 11

17.94 

18.49 

17.24 

16.01

Nov. 8 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 26

15.73 

15.70 

13.43 

13.68

154.82.13ad. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 29.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 18, 1945 

July 11, 1946 

Nov. 12 

May 17, 1947

19.75 

20.61 

19.92 

19.92

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14 

May 14, 1948 

Aug. 11

19.34 

19.79 

19.88 

19.55

Nov. 8, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .26

19.58 

c 18.29 

19.03 

19.57

c Ponded water nearby.

155.81.2cc. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, depth 22.9 feet. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 16, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 10 

Nov. 13 

May 16, 1947

13.45 

13.96 

14.17 

14.90 

15.12

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

14.51 

15.29 

14.22 

14.11

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

13.59 

c 12.33 

12.42 

13.48

c Ponded water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, WARD COUNTY 339

155.81.6aa. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 14 inches, 

depth 14.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49,

Date

Oct. 16, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 12 

Nov. 13 

May 16, 1947

Water 

level

6.45 

3.00 

(f) 

(f) 

(f)

Date

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 13 

Mav 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

Water 

level

4.05 

8.72 

c 2.43 

3.56

Date

Nov. 9 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

5.30 

c 2.29 

3.44 

7.48

Ponded water nearby.

f Dry.

155.81.llaa. Carl Olson. Bug stock well, diameter 20 inches, depth 

10.6 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct, 16, 1945 

July 11, 1946 

Nov. 13 

May 16, 1947

9.20 

8.16 

6.87 

5.12

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 19 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 11

4.99 

6.82 

4.12 

4.52

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

6.46 

c 1.52 

4.20 

6.40

c Ponded water nearby,

155.81.11ddl. E. J. Burgass. Unused dug well, diameter 30 inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 23, 1946 

July 11 

Nov. 13 

May 16, 1947

11.42 

9.68 

12.28 

13.86

July 7, 1947 

Aug. 11, 1943 

Nov. 9

13.47 

6.74 

13.51

May 3, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

8.32 

7.34 

11.08

155.82.10aa. Prank Hrdlicka. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 16, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 12 

Nov. 13 

May 16, 1947

4.60 

b +1.32 

3.75 

4.58 

.22

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 11

0.53 

5.17 

b +1.70 

b +.50

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

3.35 

b +1.19 

1.62 

4.85

b Surrounded by ponded water.

I55.82.14dd. John Balerud. Unused drilled well, diameter 4 inches, 

depth 120 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 17, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 12 

May 16, 1947

39.20 

38.93 

38.98 

39.16

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 11

38.76 

39.14 

38.87 

38.39

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 24, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

38.26 

38.26 

38.19 

38.19

155.82.23cd. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 8.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 17, 1945 

Mar. 23, 1946 

July 12 

Nov. 7 

May 16, 1947

2.95 

.10 

3.11 

4.33 

2.07

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 14 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 11

2.27 

4.37 

b +.22 

2.36

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

3.47 

b .60 

1.48 

3.90

b Surrounded by ponded water.

156.81.4aa. Abel Beaton. Drilled domestic well, diameter l| inches, 

depth 185 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 15, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 13 

Nov. 13 

May 23, 1947

4.80 

3.21 

6.83 

7.70 

3.94

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 18 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 12

+0.14 

7.25 

5.60 

2.21

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

6.60 

2.94 

4.35 

7.76

156.81.17ccT. E. B. Engebretson. Bored domestic well, diameter 15 

inches, depth 55 feet. Records available: 1945-49.
340 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

156.81.17oo! Continued.

Date

Oct. 15, 1945 

July 12, 1946 

Nov. 13 

May 15, 1947

Water 

level

12.90 

10.30 

11.68 

5.79

Date

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 18 

May 13, 1948 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

5.66 

10.03 

5.09 

6.59

Date

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 13

Water 

level

10.91 

o 2.20 

6.80 

11.00

c Ponded water nearby.

156.82.4ba. Rudolph Helseth. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 60 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 15, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

26.15 

16.80 

15.24 

12.97

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

11.71 

12.17 

8.82 

10.08

Nov. 9, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

10.62 

o 5.18 

6.58 

9.73

c Ponded water nearby.

156.82.10bcl. Roy Tripp. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 15, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

22.25 

8.05 

9.76 

10.13

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Nov. 9

6.51 

13.75 

5.96 

8.71

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

o 2.69 

6.56 

8.38

c Ponded water nearby.

156.82.26dc. Arthur Korgel. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 

July 

Nov. 

May

16, 1945 

13, 1946 

19 

15, 1947

5.70 

4.77 

d 5.02 

3.78

Julv 

Nov*. 

May 

Aug.

9, 

13

5, 

12

1947 

1948

d 

d

3.73 

5.26 

2.86 

3.41

Nov. 

May 

July 

Sept

9,

14' 

.26

1948 

1949

4.60 

c 1.20 

4.37 

5.67

o Ponded water nearby. 

4 Pumping recently.

156.82.23dcl. S. Laskowsky. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 24 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 16, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

May 15, 1947

11.75 

7.77 

12.42

July 8, 1947 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

8.61 

6.05 

6.73

Nov. 9, 1948 

July 14, 1949 

Sept. 26

8.59 

6.55 

10.54

156.83.7ccl. Elmer Werner. Unused bored well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 50 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 14, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

12.50 

12.95 

13.89 

14.49

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

Nov. 9, 1948

12.61 

13.88 

12.61

May 4, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 26

o 11.57 

12.49 

12.18

c Ponded water nearby.

156.83.9ccl. E. K. Llvlngatone. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 14, 

July 15, 

May 15, 

Julv 8

b 

d

1945 

1946 

1947

5.15 

3.27 

.00 

.86

Nov. 

May 

Nov.

Surrounded by ponded 

Pumping recently.

11,1-

water

1947 

1948

d 

b

*

5.41 

+ .5 

2.43

May 

July 

Sept.

4, 1949 

15 

26

b 

b

0.00 

.22 

4.46

156.83.19bcl. D. Olson. Unused bored well, diameter 30 Inches, 

depth 32.8 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 14, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

10.35 

9.37 

12.74 

9.31

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

9, 1948

8.41 

12.53 

12.85

May 4, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 26

c 5.26 

7.62 

10.69
NORTH DAKOTA, WARD COUNTY 341

156.83.25cd. John Parizek. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

11 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 15, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

Water 

level

6.65 

6.46 

7.75 

6.41

Date

July 8, 1947 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

5.62 

2.31 

3.36

Date

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

Water 

level

2.91 

5.09 

7.32

156.84.3bb. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 16 inches, 

depth 42 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Nov. 19 

Apr. 2, 1947

25.30 

35.80 

19.75 

19.29

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 13, 1948 

Nov. 11

22.52 

22.76 

15.25 

20.34

May 4, 1949 

July 15 

Sept .26

c 16.06 

15.02 

25.56

c Ponded water nearby.

157.81.7aal. John Peck. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 14, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

Nov. 19 

May 22, 1947

3.35 

3.23 

4.15 

2.48

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 13 

Aug. 12, 1949

2.64 

3.98 

2.55

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

Sept. 14

3.83 

b +0.23 

3.33

b Surrounded by ponded water.

157.81.29ab. _0wner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

Records available: 1945-49.

Oct.

July

Nov.

May

14,

13,

19

15,

c

1945

1946

1947

8.60

9.96

8.39

7.92

July

Nov.

Aug.

Nov.

Ponded water nearby.

9,

13

12,

12

1947

1948

7

10

6

9

.42

.37

.64

.35

May

July

Sept

3. 1949

16

.14

c 4.97

7.63

9.15

157.82.22dd. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1945-49.

Unused bored well, diameter 48 inches,

Oct. 14, 1945 

July 13, 1946 

Hov. 19 

May 15, 1947

11.85 

9.45 

13.40 

10.88

July 9, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

10.09 

14.04 

c 7.10 

7.14

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 14

12.68 

c 3.64 

6.48 

11.05

c Ponded water nearby.

157.82.31ddl. Ruthville Texaco Station. Bored Industrial well, 

diameter 18 inches, depth 19 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 14, 1945 

July 15. 1946 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 2, 1947

7.25 

d 8.79 

6.99 

7.00

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

3.02 

6.92 

4.32 

3.53

Hov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 15

5.15 

c 2.87 

4.00 

6.88

Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

157.83.7dd2. H. A. Kluver. Dug stock well, diameter 20 inches, depth 

29 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 

July 

Sept 

Nov.

12, 

15, 

.11 

19

c

d

1945 

1946

19.80 

16.74 

17.96 

17.92

May 

July 

Nov. 

Nov.

Ponded water nearby. 

Pumping recently.

20, 

8 

11 

11,

1947 

1948

15. 

13. 

14. 

d 19.

12 

52

58 

94

May 

July 

Sept.

4, 1949 

16 

15

c 12.72 

14.87 

11.98
342 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

157.83.14da. G. R. New. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 12.4 feet. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Date

Oct. 13, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Sept. 13 

Nov. 19 

May 15, 1947

Water 

level

7.50 

6.33 

7.52 

8.16 

2.37

Date

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

Aug. 12

Water 

level

2.22 

5.68 

2.06 

2.80

Date

Nov. 11 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 14

Water 

level

6.81 

c .20 

3.08 

6.51

c Ponded water nearby.

157.83.33cd. Laurence Schimmelpfennig. Dug stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 46.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 13 

Sept. 12 

Nov. 19

21.95 

15.70 

24.86 

23.27 

23.68

Apr. 12, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 11 

May 5, 1948 

AUK. 12

19.00 

13.72 

23.62 

16.39 

15.01

Nov. 11, 1943 

May 4, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 14

9.97 

c 9.96 

13.34 

17.93

c Ponded water nearby.

157.83.36dc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 12.8 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Sept. 13 

Apr. 2. 1947

1.95 

7.60 

3.40 

b +.89

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 13 

May 5, 1948 

AUK. 12

1.58 

a 3.06 

(b) 

.95

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 14

2.25 

(b) 

b +.14 

1.91

Top of ice. 

b Surrounded by ponded water,

157.84.5cdl. U. S. Pish and Wildlife Service. 

1937-46. No measurements made in 1949.

Records available:

157.84.18bc. 0. Rastead. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

25 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Sept. 4 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 2, 1947

17.00 

15.20 

16.39 

16.38 

15.72

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

14.18 

14.60 

13.98 

14.39

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sept .23

13.63 

c 11.27 

10.68 

13.84

c Ponded water nearby.

157.84.20cc. Public school. Unused dug well, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 15 

Sept. 5 

Nov. 15

24.00 

18.02 

17.13 

17.27 

18.05

Apr. 2, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

AUK. 16

17.40 

16.11 

16.32 

16.16 

17.13

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

15.06 

15.78 

13.47 

14.23

157.84.21cal. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 

1937-46. No measurements made in 1949.

157.84.21ddl. U. S. Pish and Wildlife Service. 

1937-46. No measurement made In 1949.

157.84.21cal. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 

1937-46. No measurement made in 1949.

Records available:

Records available:

Records available:

157.84.21ddl. U. S. Pish and Wildlife Service. 

1937-46. No measurement made In 1949.

Records available:
NORTH DAKOTA, WAPD COUNTY 343

157.84.22ad. A. M. Bock. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 23 feet. 

Records available: 1945-49,

Date

Oct. 12, 1945 

Mar. 26, 1946 

July 15 

Sept. 10 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

9.10 

9.72 

9.11 

9.28 

9.88

Date

Apr. 2, 1947 

July 8 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1943 

AUK. 16

Water 

level

9.06 

6.41 

d 10.42 

c 2.01 

5.65

Date

Nov. 11, 1943 

May 4. 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 26

Water 

level

3.72 

c 3.27 

6.23 

10.70

Ponded water nearby, 

d Pumping recently.

157.84.30ad. Julia Schulz. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 20.5 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct.

July

Sept.

Nov.

Apr.

is'

5

15

2,

b

c

1945

1946

1947

5.35

3.28

4.73

5.38

7.32

July

Nov.

May

Aug.

Surrounded by ponded

Ponded water nearby.

8, 1947

11

9, 1948

16

1.96

4.35

(b)

2.47

Nov.

May

July

Sept

water.

12, 1948

4, 1949

20

.23

3

b +2

c

3

.80

.70

.28

.75

157.85.5bb. Merrill Dahle. Dug domestic wel-1, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 29 feet. Records available; 1945-49.

Oct. 5, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Sept. 4 

Apr. 4, 1947

19.60 

18.99 

 20.07 

18.66

July 12, 1947 

Nov. 11 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

18.08 

18.59 

15.09 

14.81

Nov. 12, 1948 

July 20, 1949 

Sept. 23

14.97 

10.35 

12.22

157.85.13cb. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 40.7 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Oct. 13, 1945 

July 15, 1946 

Sept. 4 

Nov. 15

11.00 

8.50 

10.68 

11.91

July 8, 1947 

Nov. 11 

June 9, 1948 

AUK. 16

5.89 

11.77 

5.34 

6.26

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 20 

Sect. 23

10.41 

c 6.76 

6.61 

10.31

c Ponded water nearby.

159.87.ldcl. C. Sorenson. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 24 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 26, 1945 

July 17, 1946 

Oct. 24 

Apr. 16, 1947

11.55

9.85 

12.90 

13.07

July 12, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

6.22 

11.55 

c 5.03 

5.74

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

11.19 

5.47 

8.78 

11.14

c Ponded water nearby.

159.87.34ccl. John E. Nelson. Bored domestic well, diameter 12 

inches, depth 12.1 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 25, 1945 

July 17, 1946 

Oct. 24 

July 12, 1947

9.50 

4.18 

(f) 

c 1.24

Nov. 7, 1947 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16 

Nov. 19

4.75 

c .56 

1.90 

5.88

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

b +0.55 

3.53 

8.55

b Surrounded by ponded water.

c Ponded water nearby,

f Dry.

160.87.4cd. E. J. Prehn. Dug domestic 

inches, depth 14.8 feet. Records available:

Sept. 26, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Apr. 16, 1947 

.July 11

10.60 

10.65 

7.69 

5.38

Nov. 

May 

Nov.

v,

10, 

10

1947 

1948

6 

4 

9

ar.d stock 

1945-49.

.20

.53 

.00

May 

July 

Sept.

well

23o'

24

, diameter

1949 4 

7 

9

48

.97 

.85 

.80

160.87.13cd. Roy Cole. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1945-49.
344 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

160.87.13cd Continued.

Date

Sept. 25, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 23 

Apr. 16, 1947

Water 

level

8.20 

7.41 

10.33 

8.26

Date

July 11, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 9, 1948 

Aug. 16

Water 

level

3.62 

8.06 

c 2.97 

4.88

Date

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 24

Water 

level

8.17 

2.93 

6.12 

10.29

c Ponded water nearby.

160.88.4dc. Lev! Emmel. Unused bored well, diameter 18 Inches, 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 26, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 23 

Apr. 17, 1947

9.13 

8.07 

9.34 

8.11

Jul-n- 11, 1947 

Nov. 7 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 16

3.89 

8.05 

c 3.17 

6.92

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

9.28 

c 5.79 

7.44 

9.38

c Ponded water nearby,

160.88.7dd. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 20, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 23 

July 11, 1947

11.59 

11.32 

12.90 

7.53

Nov. 7, 1947 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 16 

Nov. 15

10.98 

3.61 

8.15 

9.48

May 9, 1949 

July 20 

Sept. 23

c 5.99 

7.16 

10.09

c Ponded water nearby.

160.88.25cc. Irenous Johnson. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 

Inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 25, 1945

July 17, 1946

Oct. 23

Apr. 16, 1947

13.85

12.97

13.89

13.73

July 12, 1947

Nov. 7

May 9, 1948

Aug. 16

9.62

12.33

e 8.01

9.97

Nov. 19, 1948

May 9, 1949

July 20

Sept. 23

11.99

8.28

10.03

13.59

c Ponded water nearby.

160.89.31abl. U. S. Pish and Wildlife Service. 

1942-46. No measurement made In 1949.

Records available:

161.88.21dd. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 35 Inches. 

Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 23, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 4 

23 

Apr. 7, 1947

5.95 

4.62 

6.56 

5.60 

.74

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

0.07 

4.40 

b .65 

3.02

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 20

6.21 

c 1.63 

4.62 

5.53

Surrounded by ponded water, 

c Ponded water nearby.

161.88.26cc. VI. Mortenson. Bored domestic well, diameter 16 Inches, 

depth 19 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Sept. 20, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 3 

23 

Apr. 17, 1947

10.80 

9.15 

10.12 

10.19 

6.09

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May ' 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

3.95 

7.48 

e 3.14 

5.88

Nov. 19, 1948 

May 9, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 20

8.31 

5.16 

7.60 

8.58

c Ponded water nearby.

161.88.28aa. State Highway Department. 

18 inches. Records available: 1945-49.

Bored domestic well, diameter

Sept. 20, 1945 

July 16, 1946 

Oct. 4 

23 

Apr. 17, 1947

6.45 

5.43 

7.12 

6.44 

.88

July 7, 1947 

Nov. 3 

May 10, 1948 

Aug. 18

0.68 

4.78 

c .28 

4.14

Nov. 15 

May 9, 1949 

July 19 

Sept. 20

5.84 

2.32 

5.62 

6.23

c Ponded water nearby.
NORTH DAKOTA, WILLIAMS COUNTY 345

4.02.

Wells County 

147.70.23aal. Hayden Jones. Records available: 1940-49. Sept. 3,

150.72.21cdl. City of Harvey. Records available: 1937-49. Sept. 8,

2.06.

150.72.28bal. CJty of Harvey. Records available: 1937-48. No 

measurement made in 1949.

Williams Count?

157.95.29ccl. Mrs. Gus B. Swanson Estate. 

1938-46. No measurement made in 1949.

Records available:

159.103.24adl. Hans 0. Lottestad. Records available: 1939-49.

Date

Jan. 2

9

16

23

30

Feb. 6

13

20

27

Mar. 6

13

20

27

Water 

level

24.68

24.79

24.88

24.97

25.07

25.19

25.29

25.38

25.47

25.58

25.68

25.84

25.93

Date

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

15

22

29

June 7

12

19

26

Water 

level

21.65

16.34

15.59

15.84

14.81

15.11

15.31

15.37

15.83

16.34

16.81

17.23

17.76

Date

July 3

10

17

24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

28

Sept. 4

11

18

25

Water 

level

18.23

18.58

18.87

19.33

19.76

19.97

20.18

20.58

20.90

21.24

21.26

21.64

21.90

Date

Oct. 2

9

16

23

30

Nov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

11

16

25

Water 

level

22.03

22.23

22.53

22.64

22.80

22.94

23.18

23.40

23.58

23.77

23.99

24.21

24.83

159.103.24ad2. Hans 0. Lottestad. Records available: 1938-49.

Jan. 2

9

16

23

30

Feb. 6

13

20

27

Mar. 6

13

20

. 27

18.53

18.62

17.73

18.76

18.92

19.04

19.09

19.12

19.31

19.41

19.52

19.63

19.79

Apr. 3

10

17

24

May 1

8

15

22

29

June 5

12

19

26

13.45

7.73

9.33

9.78

9.98

10.42

10.69

10.98

11.30

11.62

11.90

12.09

11.37

July 3

10

17

24

31

Aug. 7

14

21

28

Sept. 4

11

18

25

11.54

12.73

12.96

12.17

13.48

13.75

13.98

14.20

13.36

14.65

14.90

15.15

15.38

Oct. 2

9

16

23

30

Nov. 6

13

20

27

Dec. 4

11

16

25

15.53

15.80

15.90

16.11

16.30

16.44

16.62

16.97

16.97

17.21

17.39

17.59

17.71
SOUTH DAKOTA

By George A. LaRocque, Jr. and William H. Bush 

PROGRAM OP WORK

In April 1935, water-level measurements were made In four wells south 

of Huron by the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army. In August 1936, the 

Federal Geological Survey remeasured the wells and established a total of 

17 additional observation wells In Beadle, Bon Homme, Klngsbury, lllnnehaha, 

Moody, Turner, Union, and Yankton Counties. Beginning In 1937 these 21 

observation wells were measured at irregular Intervals under the direction of E. P. Rothrock, State Geologist. From 1939 to 1945 a total of 59 

observation wells was measured in cooperation wit? the State Geological 

Survey. In 1946 as part of the Missouri River Basin development program a 

limited State-wide program and a more Intensive program maintained In 

connection with proposed Irrigation developments were begun.

Since 1946, the State-wide program has been limited to observation 

wells In the Oahe area (James River valley), Angostura area (Cheyenne 

River valley) and the Grand River valley. Measurements were made by the 

Federal Geological Survey of observation wells In the Lower James River 

valley. Measurement of depths to water In observation wells have been 

made by personnel of the Plerre office of the surface water branch of the 

Federal Geological Survey, under the direction of William Llttlefleld, 

engineer In charge.

In 1946 the Federal Geological Survey began a series of Investigations as a part of the program for utilization of the water resources of 

the Missouri Basin. Priority has been given to the Inventory of presently 

available ground-water supplies In areas for which Irrigation now exists 

or Is planned. The Federal Geological Survey Is cooperating with the 

Bureau of Reclamation In the establishment and maintenance of wells In the 

Oahe area. The data collected will aid In the understanding of. the complexity of ground-water movement In glaciated areas. 

346
SOOTH DAKOTA 347

U. S. Weather Bureau records for South Dakota show that In 1946 and 

1948 precipitation was above the long-term average and in 1947 and 1949 

below the long-term average.

Summary of annual change, in feet, in ground-water 

levels in South Dakota, 1946-49

Area 

County

Janes River

Valley

Beadle

Brown

Edmunds

Faulk

Hand

Spirik

Weighted average

Net change from

spring 1946

Angostura

Ouster

Pall River

Weighted average

Net change from

spring 1946

Grand River

Valley 

Carson

Perkins

Weighted average

Net change from

fall 1946

Number 

of 

wells

35

2

2

8

14

12

73

6

11

17

17

5

22

Change from 

spring 1946 

to 

spring 1947

+ 1.04

+ .04

+ .58

+1.21

-.77

+ .19

+ .53

+ .53

-.10

+ .32

+ .18

+ .18

+ .91

+ 1.20

+ .98

+ .98

Change from 

spring 1947 

to 

spring 1948

-0.25

-.04

+ .74

+ .28

+ .90

+ .78

+ .23

+ .76

+ .96

+ .48

+ .65

+ .83

-.60

-1.07

-.71

+ .27

Change from 

spring 1948 

to 

spring 1949

-0.34

-.57

-1.46

-.46

-.21

-.66

-.42

+ .34

+ .08

+ .03

+ .05

+ .88

-.16

+ .23

-.07

+ .20

Spring 1949

Maximum

-2.00

-.94

-1.46

-.73

-1.12

-.93

-1.47

-.23

-.32

-.29

-.91

-.84

-.90

Minimum

+2.06

+ .13

+1.23

 +1.49

+ .73

+ 1.53

+1.06

+1.28

+1.20

+ .49

+ .42

+ .47

WELL-NUMBERING SYSTEM

Observation wells are listed alphabetically by county and numerically 

within each county. The number assigned to each well also gives the location with reference to the township and range subdivisions for the area. 

Unfortunately South Dakota is covered by three systems* (1) the area east 

of the Missouri River with a small portion of the south-central area; (2) 

Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian Reservations of southern South Dakota; and 

(3) the remainder or all area north of the White River and west of the 

Missouri River. Accordingly the following letters are added as a prefix to 

the well number to designate the quadrant of township and range subdivision 

to use: "A" - NE, "B" -NVil, "C" - SW, and "D" -SB, this Is applicable to 

all areas except those east of the Missouri River, where for convenience 

the prefix letter has been omitted. Similarly "a", "b", "c", "d" in the 

well number designate the same respective 160-acre, 40-acre or 10-acre 

tract. Thus the number A-l-10-27 adc locates the well as follows:

9H0825 () 52
348 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

sec. 27, T. IN., R. 10 E." Inasmuch as the well number also 

locates the well, the land description is not included in the well descriptive headings.

TOWNSHIP 

R. 10 E.

6

7

18

19

30

31

5

8

17

20

29

32

4

9

16

21

28

33/

3

10

15

22

zy

/

34

2

11

14

23

26

35

1

12

13

24

25

36

T. 1 N.

Well number Al-10-27adc 

SECTION

Sketch showing system of well identification.
SOUTH DAKOTA, BEADLE COUNTY 349

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATER-LEVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Beadle County

109-51-15cc. Bored well, diameter 24 inches, depth 54.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

June 11, 1946 

June 28, 1947 

AUK. 21

Water 

level

44.85 

44.95 

47.38

Date

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

43.72 

44.68 

28.55

Date

May 5, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 26

Water 

level

43.87 

44.94 

41.60

109-62-7aa2. Peter Ohm. Bored well, diameter 30 inches, depth 52.6 

feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 11, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 17. 1947

20.13 

20.07 

20.90 

20.06

June 16 

Aug. 21 . 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Auh. 23

18.43 

18.14 

18.77 

19.84

Nov. 8 

May 6, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 26

21.64 

22.68 

22.82 

23.42

109-62-12cc. C. West. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

60 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 8 

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16

24.00 

24.06 

15.38 

9.80

Aug. 20, 1948 

Apr. 22 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

13.98 

17.94 

12.40 

15.50

May 6, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 26

9.46 

20.18 

23.30

109-62-30bc. P. Brass. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

38.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Apr. 24 1947 

June 16

26.51 

26.40 

23.25 

25,62

Aug. 21 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

25.53 

24.59 

24.90 

25.44

May 4, 1949 

June 11 

Sept. 26

23.92 

25.33 

25.50

109-63-6ab. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 inches, depth 40 feet. 

Records available: 1946-47, 1949.

June

Oct.

Mar.

12,

28

14,

1946

1947

a

a

a

14.78

14.85

14.91

June

July

May

5,

24

6,

1947

1949

12.55 1

14.00

15.69 1

July 12,

Sept. 2 6

1949 16.18

19.80

a By State Geological Survey.

109-63-9aa. 

1946-49.

Dug well, diameter 24 inches. Records available:

June 11, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Apr. 17, 1947 

May 29 

June 16

20.06 

17.95 

15.60 

15.40 

13.47

Aug. 21, 1947 

Apr. 22, 1948 

June 14 

Aug. 23

16.46 

14.83 

15.10 

16.27

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

June 12 

Sept. 26

17.84 

19.14 

18.88 

19.47

109-63-30cb. Albert M. Schorzman. Dug domestic and stock well, 

diameter 24 inches, depth 60.4 feet. Records available: 1-946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 17, 1947

34.11 

42.93 

19.31 

19.28

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 23

23.52 

27.60 

21.24 

23.62

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept .26

21.22 

28.26 

25.94 

33.78

109-63-34aa. T. Bauer. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

inches. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 24, 1947

}.6.47 

a 18.00 

15.85 

14.78

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 11 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 23

13.68 

15.14 

14.20 

15.38

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 26

15.09 

16.74 

13.05 

16.41

a Pumping recently.
350 WATER LEVELS AND ARTPSIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

109-64-7bb. Dug stock well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 13.3 feet, 

Records available: 1946-49.

Date

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 17, 1947

Water 

level

5.55 

5.85 

4.70 

4.47

Date

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 27

Water 

level

5.35 

6.41 

4.86 

6.01

Date

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 27

Water 

level

5.65 

5.35 

6.21 

6.58

109-64-26dc. Dug stock well, diameter 20 Inches, depth 17 feet. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16 

Aug. 20

1.30 

4.50 

5.99

 Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 11

4.86 

6.01 

5.65

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sect. 27

3.49 

3.85 

a 13.69

a Pumping recently.

109-64-32aa. Rock Island Bank. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 80 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16

14.65 

15.75 

12.23 

11.53

Aug. 21, 1947 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 11

14.93 

12.82 

14.98 

24.29

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 27

16.14 

16.06 

18.45

109-65-3bb. H. Sexton. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 42.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 17. 1947

30.10 

27.00 

24.43 

23.08

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 25

22.84 

24.00 

23.15 

24.00

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 27

24.29 

25.39 

25.88 

27.28

109-65-17cc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 10.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June

Aug.

June

-LO,

9

19,

1946

1947

5.70 I

5.92

6 t 71

Aug.

Aug.

Nov.

21,

25,

11

1947

1948

7.59

5.44

5.24

May

July

Sept

4,

12

,27

1949 5.00

6.43

6.81

109-65-26dd. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 

20.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 10, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16

7.05 

7.90 

4.23 

4.75

Aug. 21, 1947 

Apr. 22, 1948 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 11

6.93 

4.94 

5.58 

a 8.95

May 4, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 27

6.91 

8.10 

8.20

a Pumping recently.

110-61-7cc. J. C. Johnson. Bored domestic well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 55 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22 ,_ 1948

4.05 

4.17 

4.34 

a 8.67

June 14, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 10

8.55 

7.46 

9.60

May 4, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 27

9.61 

14.07 

a 37.70

a Pumping recently.

110-61-20aa. G. E. Montgomery. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 Inches, depth 38 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

7uly 3, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 25, 1948

15.55 

a 24.29 

a 23.31

June 18, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

22.95 

a 21.65 

a 24.41

May 5, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 26

23.30 

23.42 

23.35

a Pumping recently.
SOUTH DAKOTA, BEADIE COUNTY 351

110-Sl-35aa. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 40.2 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 20, 

Apr. 25, 1948

Water 

level

30.35 

32.66 

29.35

Date

June 18, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

Water 

level

23.82 

28.31 

28.30

Date

May 4, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 26

Water 

level

29.11 

29.44 

29.27

110-62-2ab2. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 15 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Oct. 20 

Apr. 23, 1948

5.80 

8.42 

6.00 

7.25

June 14, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 10

8.11 

8.53 

9.14

May 6, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 26

9.93 

11.43 

10.72

110-62-6ab2. Harold Urban. Unused bored well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 56.8 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

Apr. 23, 

Nov. 10

1948 1 20.17 I 

1 20.08 1

May C 

July 12

>, 1949 20.45 1 

20.98 I

Sept. 24, 1949 21.33

110-62-12dd. Prank Sunderson. Dug stock well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 17, 1947 

June 16 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22, 1948

7.12 

7.27 

9.23 

11.43

June 14, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 8

11.77 

8.68 

9.92

May 5, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 26

8.84 

11.86 

14.80

110-S3-18cc. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 36.4 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 11, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 18, 1947 

June 16

18.12 

18.00 

17.04 

16.28 

16.65

Aug. 21, 1947 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 16 

Aug. 23

16.78 

17.01 

23.22 

25.70

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 5, 1949 

July 12 

Sept .26

21.09 

17.10 

a 23.90 

a 25.55

a Pumping recently.

110-64-lba. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, 

depth 32.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

20.30 

19.22 

18.39 

18.23 

17.13

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 27

14.92 

14.52 

15.91 

15.49 

14.92

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

15.31 

16.20 

16'.39 

16.08

110-64-5aa. M. Erlon. Bored stock well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 

60 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

15.95 

16.25 

16.50 

14.52 

12.52

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 27 

Aug. 27

13.79 

13.61 

14.09 

16.50 

16.50

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

16.31 

16.31 

16.39 

16.08

110-64-17ba. A. Plerson. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 50 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 11, 1946 

Aug. 9 

Nov. 13 . 

Apr. 18, 1947

4.90 

17.05 

12.30 

12.78

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 27

10.87 

22.92 

13.89 

13.70

Nov. 11, 1948 

July 13, 1949 

Sept. 27

15.98 

11.67 

10.26

110-65-4dd. Robert Mehllng. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 58.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
352 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

110-65-4dd Continued.

Date

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

Water 

level

15.60 

16.88 

18.05 

15.10 

15.14

Date

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 23, 1948

Water 

level

13.86 

14.63 

15.23 

15.51 

14.92

Date

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

Water 

level

16.95 

15.89 

24.29 

17.13

110-65-9ba. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 37 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 18, 1947 

June 19 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 23, 1948

3.44 

4.70 

5.07 

3.23

June 13, 1943 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 11

3.92 

3.87 

5.24

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

9.05 

12.17 

12.35

lll-61-34cc. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 57.5 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 25, 1948

13.15 

16.50 

12.76

June 12, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 13

13.17 

13.07 

16.58

May 6, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 27

17.08 

16.52 

17.20

lll-62-12aa. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 18.7 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr, 19, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948

7.71 

8.36 

10.78 

9.77

June 18, 1948 

Aug. 23 

Nov. 13

10.00 

10.84 

12.00

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 23

11.57 

12.05 

13.38

111-64-Ibc. Daniel Wharton. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Apr. 18, 1947 

June 17

19.80 

18.35 

20.02 

18.04 

17.81

Aug. 22, 1947 

Apr. 23. 1948 

June 18 

Aug . 27

25.74 

18.62 

19.66 

19.05

Nov. 10, 1943 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 23

19.06 

19.57 

19.91 

21.35

111-64-17dd. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 21 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 16, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 18, 1947

5.50 

8.35 

- 15.30 

8.10 

6.23

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 26, 1948 

Aug. 27

6_74 

14.36 

7.07 

7.16

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

14.94 

15.01 

14.98 

14.80

lll-65-23dd. Independent Order of Foresters. Unused dug well, diameter 20 inches, depth 30.6 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 18, 1947 

June 19 

AUK. 21

26.73 

25.24 

26.05

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 11

25.30 

25.71 

26.72

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Ser>t. 2 4

23.84 

25.35 

27.10

112-61-31ccl. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-J inches, depth 15 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 16

Sept . 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 18. 1949

a 6.54

6.73

7.59

8.42

a 8.40

a 9.14

a 9.14

a 9.54

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 9.84

a 9.14

a 8.84

8.64

a 8.74

8.76

a 8.84

7.18

July 15, 1949

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept .23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

9.66

9.98

a 10.52

10.52

10.84

a 11.54

a 11.19

10.82

a By U. S, Bureau of Reclamation.
SOUTH DAKOTA, BEADLE COUNTY 353

112-61-34cd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled well, diameter 

Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

July 23. 1948 

Aug. 16 

Ser>t. 5 

Oct. 3 

Nov. 8 

18 

Dec. 22 

Jan. 18, 1949

Water 

level

a 20.29 

17.29 

17.70 

15.29 

a 12.56 

a 14.59 

a 14.09 

a 13,79

Date

Feb. 18, 1949 

Mar. 18 

Apr. 18 

May 3 

18 

June 14 

16 

July 1

Water 

level

a 13.39 

a 12.99 

a 12.29 

12.19 

a 12.16 

11.48 

a 11.76 

11.42

Date

July 15, 1949 

29 

Aug. 18 

29 

Sept. 23 

Oct. 20 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 13

Water 

level

11.32 

11.22 

a 11.18 

10.99 

10.82 

a 11.29 

a 10.79 

10.59

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

112-61-35bc. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 16, 1946 

Aug. 8 

June 25, 1947

11.60 

12.60 

11.08

Aug. 22, 1947 

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 13

10.56 

17.34 

14.62

May 3, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 23

11.09 

11.05 

11.82

112-62-labaal. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter l| Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1949. 

Dec. 14, 5.41. Measurements made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

112-62-labaa2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter 1-J Inches, depth 46 feet. Measurements made by U. S. 

Bureau of Reclamation. Records available: 1949. Dec. 14, 15.44.

112-62-24bb. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 56 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 16, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8- 

Apr. 19, 1947 

June 17

44.18 

44.54 

43.40 

44.27 

43.42

Aug. 22, 1947 

Apr. 25, 1948 

June 10 

Aug. 23

45.63 

48.86 

44.56 

45.70

Nov. 13, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 23

42.96 

43.09 

43.74 

44.69

112-62-31cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter Ij inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 18, 1949

a 18.30

18.26

16.05

a 15.38

a 15.35

a 15.70-

a 15.80

a 15.80

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 15.80

a 15.60

a 15.40

15.39

a 15.40

15.03

a 15.10

14.92

July 15, 1949

29

Aug. 18

30

Sept. 23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

14.91

14.85

a 14.95

14.58

14.00

a 14.60

14.28

14.02

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

112-62-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter ! £ Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49,

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept . 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 12

Jan. 18. 1949

a 9.86

8.81

8.40

8.38

a 11.43

a 8.86

a 9.06

a 9.46

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 6

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 9.76

a 10.06

a 9.96

9.89

a 9.96

9.64

a 9.86

9.60

July 13, 1949

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept .23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

9.69

9.74

a 10.01

9.87

9.92

a 10.86

a 10.04

9.82

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

112-53-4aa. L. Parkhurst. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 39.4 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
354 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

112-63-4aa Continued.

Date

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 18, 1947

-Water 

level

25.82 

28.01 

29.96 

26.88 

25.85

Date

June 17, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 25, 1948 

June 10 

Aug. 26

Water 

level

27.19 

30.82 

25.26 

26.55 

28.64

Date

Nov. 13, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

27.93 

27.25 

29.53 

29.67

112-63-24db. C. Dickson. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 18 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Apr. 19, 1947 

June 24

13 ..35 

13.45 

13.60 

12.93 

13.21

Aug. 22, 1947 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 23

14.36 

12.54 

12.91 

13.18

Nov. 13, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 23

12.67 

13.10 

13.30 

13.57

112-63-31cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 18. 1949

a 20.97

19.26

16.03

14.45

a 9.65

a 13.27

a 12.77

a 12.57

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 6

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 12.27

a 12.07

a 11.47

11.07

a 11.07

10.35

a 10.47

10.11

July 13, 1949

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept. 23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

10.09

10.04

a 10.27

9.92

9.94

a 10.17

a 10.00

9.91

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation,

112-63-33dc. N. A. Nelson. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 19, 1947

30.45 

29.31 

30.71 

31.30 

29.94

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 22 

June 18, 1948 

Aug. 24

29.25 

30.57 

21.45 

26.12

Nov. 13, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 23

19.08 

19.59 

20.14 

20.81

112-63-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 23.6 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Sept. 5 

Oct. 3 

Nov. 8 

16 

Dec. 22 

Jan. 18, 1949

(f) 

a 19.56 

19.22 

a 18.04 

a 17.80 

a 17.40 

a 17.10

Feb. 18, 1949 

Mar. 18 

Apr. 18 

May 3 

18 

June 14 

June 16 

July 1

a 16.70 

a 16.40 

a 16.00 

15.75 

a 15.70 

15.18 

15,30 

15.10

July 15, 1949 

29 

Aug. 18 

29 

Sept .23 

Oct. 20 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 14

14.84 

14.70 

a 11.60 

14.12 

13.84 

a 14.40 

a 13.95 

13.51

a By U. S, 

f Dry 

112-63-35dd, 

inches, depth 74

Bureau of Reclamation.

F. Houck. Bored domestic and 

feet. Records available: 1946-

stock well, diameter 18 

 49.

Apr.

June

Aug.

Nov.

Apr.

6,

12

8

14

19,

1946

1947

21.42

28.05

31.07

23.30

24.18

June

Aug.

Apr.

June

20,

24

22

23,

18

1947

1948

24.00 1

25.81

24,69

30.90 I

25.53 1

Aug.

Nov.

May

July

Sept.

23,

13

3,

15

23

1948

1949

26.00

24.30

a 38.10

a 38.15

29.85

a Pumping recently.

112-64-lcc. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 25.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 18, 1947

15.10 

14.53 

14.20 

14.79 

15.61

June 17, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 24

14.19 

13.95 

13.72 

14.54

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 15 

Sept. 24

13.03 

14.02 

14.08 

14.35
SOUTH DAKOTA, BEADLE COUNTY 355

112-64-23cc. E. McOlllvrey. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 18, 1947

Water 

level

19.95 

20.99 

25.75 

21.08 

20.51

Date

June 17, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 24

Water 

level

20.10 

22.74 

20.78 

20.07 

20.40

Date

Nov. 10, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

21.05 

20.63 

23.27 

24.28

112-64-31dd. M. M. Chesley. Bored stock well, diameter 20 inches, 

20 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

9.43 

9.75 

a 12.70 

10.40 

,10.56

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 27

a 10.94 

10.71 

9.95 

10.09 

9.93

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

9.84 

9.62 

9.91 

10.34

a Pumping 'recently.

112-64-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^- inches. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 2

Jan. 18. 1949

a 5.17

5.33

5.66

6.11

a 4.27

a 6.17

a 6.27

a 6.37

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 6

18

Ji.ne 14

16

July 1

a 6.47

a 5.27

a 3.87

4.24

a 4.37

5.33

a 5,47

5.94

Julv 13

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept ,23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

6.32

6.74

a 7.20

7.11

7.25

a 6.02

a 6.97

6.85

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

112-65-lbb. G. Boyd. Dug domestic well, diameter 18 inches, depth 

18 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 18, 1947

9.10 

8.57 

9.84 

9.72 

9.98

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 27

7.89 

8.80 

9.13 

9.07

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 24

8.95 

8.89 

9.00 

9.51

112-65-9dd. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 42 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr.

June

Aug.

18,

19

22

1947 27.99

27.84

28.57

Aug.

Nov.

May

27,

12

4,

1948

1949

28

26

27

.23 I

.99

.33

July

Sept

16, 1949

.24

27.76

27.00

112-65-13bb. State of South Dakota. Unused dug well, diameter 36 

Inches, depth 40.8 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 16, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Apr. 18. 1947

17.84 

16.93 

16.45 

17.87

June 19 1947 

Aug. 22 

Aug. 27, 1948 

Nov. 12

16.76 

18.05 

17.98 

16.37

May 3, 1949 

July 16 

Sept. 24

17.85 

17.46 

17.44

liy-65-33dc. Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. Bored domestic 

and stock well, diameter 12 Inches, depth 59 feet. Records available: 

1946-49.

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

45.30 

45.20 

45.12 

44.45 

45.66

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 27, 1948

45.75 

46.34 

45.29 

46.36 

45.45

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

46.08 

45.55 

45.00 

44.91

113-60-31cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 21 feet. Records available; 1949. Aug. 31, 

6.93; Oct. 25, 7.68; Nov. 18, 7.50; Dec. 13, 7.30. (Measurements on 

Oct. 25 and Nov. 18, by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)
356 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH CENTRAL STATES

113-61-2ba. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

25.5 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 26, 1948

Water 

level

4.22 

5.95 

3.69

Date

Aua;. 26, 1948 

Nov. 14 

May 2, 1949

Water 

level

5.53 

6.82 

7.15

Date

July 13, 1949 

Sept .22

Water 

level

7.21 

7.79

113-61-32cc. IT. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter ll inches, depth 42 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 13, 

34.48.

113-61-33ccl. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 32 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 13, 

11.29; Oct. 21, 11.38; Dec. 13, 11.35. (Measurements on Oct. 13 and 

Oct. 21 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-61-33cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter I? inches, depth 52 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 13, 

14.24.

113-61-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-^ inches, depth 24.5 feet. Records available: 1949-. Oct. 13, 

13.89; Oct. 21, 14.07; Nov. 18, 13.56; Dec. 13, 14.18. (Measurements on 

Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-61-34dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 43 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 28, 

29.56; Oct. 21, 28.94; Nov. 18, 28.54; Dec. 13, 28.64. (Measurements on 

Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 made, by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-61-36cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 37 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 28, 

10.15; Nov. 18, 10.06; Dec. 13, 10.60. (Measurements on Sept. 28 and 

Nov. 18 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-62-2ab. P. S. Waldner. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

inches, depth 32 feet. Re-cords available: 1947-49.

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 26, 1948

13.15 

9.39 

1.86

Aug. 26, 1948 

Nov. 14 

Mav 3, 1949

8.46 

5.52 

1.65

July 13, 1949 

Sept. 22

1.99 

1.35

113-62-31cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter !? inches. Records available: 1949. Dec. 14, 9.42.

113-62-3Idal. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 60 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 19, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 20

37.92 

32.70 

36.95

Apr. 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Nov. 14

36.96 

36.11 

37.07

May 6, 1949 

July 13

36.83 

36.91

113-62-31da2, Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 60 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 22, 48.04.

113-62-32cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter IT inches, depth 34.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

10.09; Nov. 16, 10.56; Dec. 14, 10.63. Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 16 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-62-33cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 33 feet. Records availnble: 1949. Oct. 20, 

19.32; Nov. 18, 19.74; Dec. 14, 20.09. Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by Bureau of Reclamation.

113-62-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-J- inches, depth 47 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 14, 

28.14.
SOOTH DAKOTA, BEADLE COUNTY 357

113-62-35cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

26.89; Oct. 21, 29.95; Nov. 18, 29.42} Dec. 14, 28.79. Measurements on 

Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-62-36CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li inches, depth 36 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

25.25; Oct. 21, 25.59; Nov. 18, 25.30. (Measurements on Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-62-36dccdl. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 12 feet. Records available: 1949. 

Dec. 14, 9.07.

113-62-36dccd2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter li inches, depth 47 feet. Records available: 1949. 

Dec. 14, 16.02.

113-63-31CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^- inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

July 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Sept. 5 

Oct. 3 

Nov. 8 

18 

Dec. 22 

Jan. 18, 1949

Water 

level

a 18.15 17.80* 

17.75 

/18.12 

a 18.18 

a 18.65 

a 18.65 

a 18.95

Date

Feb. 18, 1949 

Mar. 18 

Apr. 18 

May 3 

18 

June 14 

16 

July 1

Water 

level

a 18.95 

a 18.85 

a 18.45 

18.28 

a 18.45 

18.33 

a 18.45 

18.38

Date

July 13, 1949 

29 

Aug. 18 

29 

Sept. 23 

O.ct. 20 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 14

Water 

level

18.41 

18.46 

a 18.68 

18.63 

18.85 

a 19.40 

a 19.02 

19.14

aBy U, S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-63-32cc. U. 3. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter IT inches, depth 34 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

18.78; Nov. 18, 14.78; Dec. 14, 15.48. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau or Reclamation.

113-63-33cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li inches. Records available: 1949. Nov. 18, 5.37; Dec. 14, 

5.76. (Measurement on Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-63-34CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter ly inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1946

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

.Dec. 22

Jan. 18, 1949

2.44

2 -.24

2.76

3.13

a 3.10

a 3.24

a 3.24

a 3.44

Feb. 18, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 3.44

a 3.24

a 1.94

1.97

a 1.84

1.83

a 1.94

2.29

July 16

29

Aug. 18

30

Sept. 23

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

2.46

2.58

a 2.87

2.71

2.84

a 5.04

3.34

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-63-35cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation-well, 

diameterl^ inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 18, 

7.55; Dec. 14, 7.27. (Measurement on Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of 

Reclamation.)

113-63-36ccl. U. Si Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter 1% inches, depth 26 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 

14, 6.98. (Measurement on Dec. 14 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-63-36cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 39 feet. Records available: 1949. ->0ct. 20, 

5,55; Nov. 18, 8.42; Dec. 14, 8.78. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)
358 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

113-64-Iba. G. Christlansen. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 15 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 19, 1947

Water 

level

7.90 

8.25 

8.21 

8.47 

7.17

Date

May 26, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26, 1948

Water 

level

6.95 

6.26 

7.18 

6.56 

8.27

Date

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 2 2

Water 

level

9.12 

8.15 

9.17 

10.09

113-64-5aal. R. A. Rawstern. Dug stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 14

14.06 

14.02 

14.43 

13.40

Apr. 19, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 27, 1948

15.22 

12.19 

a 19.23 

14.11

Aug. 26, 1948 

Nov. 15 

May 2, 1949 

July 14

21.60 

11.90 

20.50 

13.02

a Pumping recently.

113-64-5aa2. R. A. Bawstern. Unused dug well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 27.1 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 19, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 22

10.51 

10.45 

10.10

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Nov. 15

8.67 

7.86 

8.54

May 2, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 22

7.07 

9.60 

11.05

113-64-23bcl. Postmaster, Bonilla. Unused dug well, diameter 12 

inches, depth 10.4 feet. Records available: 1946-49,

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 14 

Ar>r. 19, 1947

1.40 

4.97 

6.75 

4.24 

1.94

June 17, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr.. 27, 1948 

Aug. 24

5.63 

8.14 

1.76 

3.99

Nov. 13, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 22

5.58 

4.51 

7.26 

9.51

113-64-31CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 27, 1949

a 3.77

2.57

2.78

3.12

a 2.91

a 2.77

a 3.07

a 3.17

Feb. 21, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

* 16

July 1

a 3.47

a 3.47

a 3.27

3.24

a 3.37

3.30

a 3.36

3.36

July 16

29

Aug. 18

30

Sept .2 4

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

3.24

3.38

a 3.64

3.63

3.72

a 4.11

a 3.97

4.19

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-64-32cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj inches, depth unknown. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

7.49} Nov. 18, 7.39; Dec. 14, 7.84. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by Bureau of Reclamation.

113-64-33cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj inches, depth 41 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

9.89; Nov. 18, 10.01; Dec. 14, 10.42. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-64-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

*July 24, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 27, 1949

17,54

15.36

13.88

, 12.48

a 11,29

a 11.24

a 10.94

a 10.74

Feb. 21, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 10.54

a 10.04

a 9.04

7.00

a 5.64

5.39

a 5.64

5.43

July 16, 1949

29

Aug. 18

30

Sept. 24

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

5.48

5.65

a 6.12

6.14

6.53

a 7.38

a 7.49

8.06

a By U. S. Bureau of Tteclaraation.
SOUTH DAKOTA, BEADIE COUNTY

13-64-35cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 33 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

14.67; Nov. 18, 14.72; Dec. 14, 15.14. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-64-36cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj Inches, depth 41 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

23.42; Nov. 18, 17.30; Dec. 14, 15.20. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-65-2bb. F. Schroeder. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 43 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 19, 1947

Water

level

19.85 

24.12 

16.00 

23.28 

22.35

Date

May 26, 1947 

June 17 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26

Water 

level

18.20 

20.20 

a 28.92 

19.63 

16.35

Date

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 2 2

Water 

level

17.39 

16.60 

16.56 

20.95

dlai

a Pumping recently.

113-65-31ccl. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

3ter Ij Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 27, 1949

a 20.06

18.26

16.52

15.18

a 14.12

a 13.86

a 13.46

a 13.16

Feb. 21, 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

June 16

July 1

a 12.76

a 12.46

a 11.96

11.55

a 11.66

11.29

a 11.36

11.18

July 13, 1949

29

Aug. 18

30

Sept. 24

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

11.12

11.10

a 11.31

11.08

11.16

a 11.76

a 11.86

12.14

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation,

113-65-32cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 39 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

24.00; Nov. 18, 18.60; Dec. 14, 16.36. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-65-33cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

21.86; Nov. 18, 21.78; Dec. 14, 22.31. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-65-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well 

diameter 1^ Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1949.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Nov. 18

Dec. 22-

Jan. 27, 1949

Feb. 21

Mar. 24

a 10.17

9.34

9.29

a 9.17

a 9.07

a 8.87

a 9.07

a 8_*_97

Apr. 18, 1949

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

13

a 8.77

8.81

a 8.97

8.81

a 8.87

8.71

8.84

July 29, 1949

Aug. 18

29

Sept. 23

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

8.97

a 9.17

9.17

9.37

a 10.09

a 10.11

10.02

113-65-34cd. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 18, 194V 

June 19 

Aug. 22

4.48 

4.80 

5.36

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 15

3.56 

5.58 

4.99

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Seot.24

5.05 

5.48 

5.72
360 WATER LH'VELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

113-65-35cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-J inches, depth 33 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

18.77; Nov. 18, 18.70; Dec. 14, 18.80. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-65-36cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj inches, depth 10 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20 

7.97; Nov. 18, 7.97; Dec. 14, dry. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

121-64-S3dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Bored observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

July 28, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28

Dec. 2 

Jan. 11, 1949 

Feb. 3

Mar. 1

Water 

level

a 8.70 

a 9.30 

a 20.80 

a 20.90

a 20.90 

a 17.30 

a 15.90

a 17.40

Date

Apr. 1, 1949 

May 5 

June 2 

15

July 1 

2 

11

30

Water 

level

a 9.70 

a 9.40 

a 6.90 

7.58

9.50 

a 9.57 

10.04

11.10

Date

Aug. 2, 1949 

30 

Sept. 2 

19

Oct. 3 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 1

28

Water 

level

11.70 

15.46 

a 15.60 

16.65

a 15.60 

a 15.60 

a 16.30

18.05

a By Bureau of Reclamation.

121-65-36dc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 36 Inches,

depth 14.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 12, 1946 

June 17 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 16 

Apr. 22, 1947

4.62 

5.55 

7.50 

4.84 

4.41

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948 

June 24 

Nov. 20

5.04 

6.74 

5.16 

5.68 

5.41

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

28 

Sept .30

4.90 

a 9.28 

8.89 

a 6.95

a Pumping recently.

122-65-33cc. C. Walter. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 27 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 12, 1946 

June 17 

Aug. 5 

Apr. 22, 1947 

June 24

9.60 

10.15 

10.35 

9.74 

9.13

Aug. 25, 1947 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 24 

Nov. 20

9.55 

9.08 

9.44 

10.01

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

26 

Sept .30

a 13.51 

10.44 

11.69 

10.31

a Pumping recently.

123-64-22ad. G. Reitz. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, depth 

15 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 16, 1946

Mar. 12, 1947

June 24

Aug. 5

25

Oct. 21

Nov. 10

Jan. 14, 1948

Fab. 12

Mar. 11

30

Apr. 4

29

7.33

9.05

7.40

7.97

8.48

8.22

7.56

10.25

10.22

10.11

8.75

8.68

6.13

May 3, 1948

24

June 26

July 8, 1948

29

Aug. 17

24

Sept. 9

Oct. 20

Nov. 20

24

Dec. 23

Jan. 25, 1949

8.62

8.94

9.30

8.59

8.73

8.70

8.91

8.20

9.88

9.69

9.59

9.93

10.18

Feb. 23, 1949

Mar. 16

Apr. 21

29

May 31

June 27

July 11

19

Sept. 1

22

30

Oct. 6

Nov. 25

10.16

10.39

9.73

9.61

8.92

9.25

9.72

9.85

10.68

10.88

10.89

10.97

10.76

128-60-22. C. Clark. Unused dug and driven well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 7.45 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 28, 1946 

May 7, 1947 

Oct. 14

6.85 

5.25 

(a)

May 24, 1948 

Aug. 5 

Oct. 12

6.42 

7.18 

9.80

Apr. 27, 1949 

July 7 

Oct. 4

7.52 

(a) 

(a)

a Dry.
SOOTH DAKOTA, CORSON COUNTY 361

96-65-4dd. 

ords available:

Amundsen. 

1946-49.

Charles Mix County

Unused bored well, diameter 18 inch&e. "RecDate

Nov. 18, 1946 

Feb. 11, 1947 

Mar. 14 

Apr. 9 

May 10 

July 30 

Sept. 3 

Oct. 1 

21

Water 

level

11.69 

11.28 

11.30 

11.34 

10.66 

10.93 

12.04 

12.65 

11.11

Date

Dec. 4, 1947 

Jan. 20, 1948 

May 4 

25 

July 7 

Aug. 25 

Oct. 5 

Nov. 29 

Dec. 27

T.Vater 

level

13.03 

13.08 

13.27 

13.34 

13.17 

13.63 

14 .2"? 

14.10 

14.09

Date

Feb. 25, 1949 

Mar. 22 

Apr. 25 

May 25 

July 25 

Sept. 27 

Nov. 4 

30

Water 

level

13.99 

13.83 

14.02 

12.32 

11.79 

13.73 

5.90 

4.45

Codlngton County

117-52-5bb. Desmond. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

feet. Records available: 1946-49.

depth 12

Nov. 16, 1946

Feb. 10, 1947

Mar. 11

Apr. 10

May 14

June 4

25

Aug. 5

Oct. 20

Nov. 20

Jan. 13, 1948

Feb. 13

4.97

4.30

5.44

2.25

3.86

3.70

4.84

6.00

5.80

6.19

6.34

6.55

Mar. 10, 1948

31

Apr. 13

May 4

26

' June 26

July 9, 1948

Aug. 19

Sept. 9

Oct. 20

Nov. 2

28

5.60

3.85

4.05

3.84

5.38

5.50

5.57

4.00

3.98

5.89

5.69

5.68

Dec. 22, 1948

Jan. 24, 1949

Feb. 21

Mar. 15

June 1

29

July 30

Aug. 31

Sept .21

Oct. 5

Nov. 25

Dec. 8

6.07

6.42

6.45

5.98

5.86

5.60

6.59

6.73

6.61

6.77

6.60

4.77

Corson County

A 19-26-2ba. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 32.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 25, 1946 

May 13, 1947 

July 17

25.63 

25.85 

24.06

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

AUK. 4

24.21 

23.17 

24.02

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

25.77 

24.00 

25.15

A 19-29-10bc. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 6.6 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

lov. 6, 1946 

May 12, 1947 

July 15

5.02 

5.35 

5.12

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

AUK. 4

5.06 

5.01 

 5.09

Aug. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

5.48 

4.85 

5.06

A 20-18-ldcl. Charles Sands. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 34 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 27, 1946 

May 14, 1947 

July 16

23.45 

23.59 

23.15

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 5

23.18 

22.87 

22.92

Oct. 7^ 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

22.96 

23.15 

23.32

A-20-18-4bc. R. Montgomery. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 32.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 30, 1946 

May 14, 1947 

July 16 

Oct. 16

28.28 

28.74 

28.38 

28.13

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 5 

11

27.34 

27.29 

27.14

Oct. 7, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

26.96 

27.20 

a 27.21

a Top of ice.
362 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

A 20-18-12ab. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 25.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Sept. 27, 1943 

Kay 14, 1947 

Julv 16

Water 

level

19.45 

19.17 

18.24

Date

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 5

Water 

level

18.31 

18.60 

18.61

Date

Oct. 7, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

Water 

level

18.74 

18.78 

19.59

A20-18-14aal, Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 36 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 27,

May 14,

Julv 16

1946

1947

31.43

29.96

29.49

Oct.

May

A UK.

16,

12,

5

1947

1948

28.55 1

29.00

28.86 I

Oct.

Apr.

Dec.

v,

8

1948

1949

29.11

27.85

29.89

A 20-18-24bbl. H. Lyman. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

20.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 27, 1946 

May 14, 1947 

July 6

15.90 

14.72 

14.56

May 12, 1948 

Aug. 11 

Oct. 7

14.94 

15.86 

16.20

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

14.46 

16.45

A 20-19-18ba. Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 4 inches, 

depth 32.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 27, 1946 

May 14, 1947 

Julv 16

5.75 

5.62 

5.47

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 5

5.56 

5.19 

6.32

Oct. 7, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949

6.34 

5.55

aeptn 24.4 reet. Records available: iy4b-4y.

June

Oct.

May

21,

17

13,

1946

1947

13.63

13.38

13.19

July

May

Aug.

16, -\<->

V

1947

1948

12

13

13

.27

.65

.38

Oct.

Apr.

Dec.

8, 1948

19, 1949

9

13.40

13.85

13.69

A 20-26-34dc. Mrs. Agnes V, Center. Unused dug well, diameter 43 

inches, depth 16.4 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 30, 1946 

Oct. 25 

May 13, 1947

13.36 

13.52 

10.89

July 17, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 4

10.42 

10.68 

11.20

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

11.68 

11.35 

11.72

A-20-28-35bd. J. Corken. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 19 feet. Records available: 1945-49.

Nov. 1, 1946

Feb. 27, 1947

Apr. 16

May 6

27

June 17

July 7

Aug. 19

Sept. 8

Oct. 16

13.85

12.98

13.24

11.95

12.76

12.47

11.61

14.65

(a)

(a)

Feb. 3. 1948

26

May 20

June 28

July 22

Aug. 12

Sept. 1

21

Oct. 19

Nov. 18

13.50

12.58

12.25

12.88

13.57

13.48

(a)

(a)

(a)

(a)

Mar. 10, 1949

21

May 23

June 21

July 12

Aug. 2

23

Sept. 13

Oct. 4

13.55

13.00

14.02

14.49

(a)

(a)

(a)

(a)

(a)

a Dry.

A 20-28-llcb. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 38.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 1, 1946 

May 12, 1947 

Julv 17

29.80 

29.49. 

29.32

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

AUK. 4

29.47 

29.12 

29.24

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

29 .71 

28.82 

29.83

A 21-18-34dd, Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, 

depth 37 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 30, 1946 

May 14, 1947 

Julv 16

32.68 

32.56 

32.46

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 12, 1948 

AUK. 5

32.52 

31.62 

31.66

Oct. 7, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

31.47 

31.22 

31.36
SOOTH DAKOTA, OUSTER COUNTY 363

A 21-23-34db. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 32.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Oct. 22, 1946 

May 13, 1947 

July 15

Water 

level

15.20 

14.77 

14.79

Date

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

AUK. 4

Water 

level

14.88

MS

Date

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

15.66 

15.46 

15.62

A 21-23-36cb. John R. Shamble. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 18.9 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 19, 1946 

Oct. 22 

May 13, 1947 

July 15

13.60 

13.85 

13.14 

13.24

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 4 .

13.52 

13.62 

13.96

Oct. 18 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

14.16 

13.74 

13.78

A 21-24-23ad. Leo Shooter. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 

30.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

17.11 » Oct.8, 1948

16.86 § Apr. 18, 1949

17.45 I Dec. 9_____

Oct. 23, 1946 

May 13, 1947 

July 15_____

17.74

16.59

16.59

Oct. 16, 1947

May 11, 1948

Aug. 4_____

18.13

16.83

17.98

A 21-24-24ca. Village of Bull Head. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 

Inches, depth 25.8 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 30, 1946' 

Oct. 23 

May 13, 1947 

July 15

22.71 

22.75 

21.79 

22.38

Oct. 16, 1947 

May 11, 1948 

Aug. 4

22.45 

21.90 

22.58

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 18, 1949 

Dec. 9

23.49 

22.17 

25.74

A 21-24-25aa. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 15.9 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

14.38 | Oct.8, 1948

14.50 I Apr. 18, 1949

15.U7 i Dec. 9_______

Apr. 30, 1946

Oct. 23

July 15. 1947

15.25

15.58

14.24

Oct. 16, 1947

May 11, 1948

Aug. 4_____

15.54

13.61

15.59

Ouster County

D-6-8-13aad. W. Snelder. Unused dug well, diameter 60 Inches, depth 

17.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 23, 1946

June 4

Aug. 9

Sept. 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 27

15.75

15.74

13.85

15.88

15.86

15.88

15.89

15.89

16.87

15.48

Mar. 31, 1947

May 1

June 5

July 2

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

15.88

15.89

15.88

15.88

15.47

14.60

14.55

15.52

15.52

16.20

July 29, 1943

Sept. 14

Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

15.65

15.66

15.83

15.57

15.68

15.80

15.87

15.81

15.78

JWOHrfa (> 1>2 24
364 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

D-6-8-24ddc.' E. Mohler. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 41 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 23,. 1946

June 5

Aug. 9

Sept. 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Water 

levol

37.22

37.24

37.33

37.24

37.28

37.26

37.22

37.25

37.20

Date

Pet* 27, 1947

Mar. 31

May 1

June 4

July 2

Dec. 10

Mar. 3, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

'Vater 

level

37.22

37.24

37.26

37.26

37.20

39.60

37.07

37.07

37.10

Date

July 2, 1948

28

Sept .14

Dec. 8

Aug. 10, 1949

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

38.00

37.20

37.10

37.10

37.23

37.24

37.93

37.13

37.09

D-6-8-25dab. H. W. Mohler. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 23, 1946

June 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 27

33.22

32.90

32.39

33.31

33.04

32.96

32.91

33.09

Mar. 31, 1947

May 1

July 2

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

33.09

33.01

32.12

32.15

32.55

32.42

33.00

July 29, 1948

Sept. 14

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 10

Dec. 29

32.58

33.28

32.35

32.64

32.58

32.67

32.62

D-6-8-26aac. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 28.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 23, 1946

June 5

Aug. 9

Sept. 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 27

36.32

36.64

36.63

37.48

36.80

36.48

36.74

36.45

36.47

36.55

Mar. 28, 1947

May 1

June 4

July 2

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

36.82

36.44

36.46

31.41

33.43

34.70

34.20

34.07

34.04

35.70

July 29, 1948

Sept. 14

Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

33.97

33.82

33.70

32.80

32.36

31.50

31.91

31.89

31.77

D-6-9-8ccb. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, 

depth 39.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 23, 1946

June 4

Aug. 8

Sept. 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 27

35.10

35.11

35.15

35.16

35.16

35.18

35.20

35.19

35.21

35.22

Mar. 31, 1947

May 1

June 5

July 2

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

35.24

35.24

35.26

35.26

35.27

35.19

35.12

35.10

35.15

35.90

July 29, 1948

Sept. 14

, Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Augc 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

35.10

35.11

35.07

35.06

35.21

35.23

35.21

35.24

35.17

D-6-9-8dcc2. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 21 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 10, 1946

Oct. 29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 27

Mar. 31

May 1

June 5

17.75

17.77

17.80

17.79

17.84

17.84

17.91

17.93

17.95

July 2, 1947

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

29

17.78

17.07

16.33

16.40

16.36

16.43

17.70

16.40

Sept. 14, 1948

Dec. 8 .

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

16.47

16.48

16.48

16.47

16.47

16.49

16.68

16.50
SOUTH DAKOTA, DAVISON COUNTY 365

D-6-9-18acc2. 

Records available:

Owner unknown. 

1946-49.

Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches.

Date

Aug. 21, 1946

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Mar. 31

May 1

June 5

Water 

level

8.48

8.31

8.21

8.22

8.19

8.18

7.48

8.25

8.31

Date

July 2, 1947

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

29

Water 

level

5.88

6.92

6.43

7.61

7.62

7.73

8.60

7.78

Date

Sept. 14, 1948

Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sent. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

a. 05

7.81

7.96

8.19

8.09

8.13

7.96

7.89

D-6-9-18dcc2. L. J. Berfiend. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 37.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 23, 1946

June 4

Aug. 9

Sept. 5

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

32.50

32.44

32.55

32.48

32.45

32.46

32.47

32.46

32.52

Feb. 27, 1947

Mar. 28

May 1

June 5

July 2

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Feb. 20, 1948

32.46

32.47

32.61

32.48

32.46

32.32

32.02

32.57

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

Aug. 10, 1949

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

31.92

31.93

31.99

31.57

31.62

31.61

31 .59

31.48

D-6-9-19bda. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 32 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 21, 1946

Sept. 30

Oct. 29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 31

May 1

32.79

32.82

32.97

33.51

33.54

33.57

34.48

34.28

34.70

June 5 1947

July 2

Aug. 5

Dec. 10

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

32.45

33.07

32.79

32.16

31.92

31.99

31.80

31.76

33.50

July 29, 1948

Sept. 14

Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sent. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

31.68

31.73

32.03

31.46

31.91

31.76

31.81

30.70

30.84

D-6-9-20bcd. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 42 inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 10, 1946

Oct. 1

29

Nov. 29

Jan. 6, 1947

Feb. 27

Mar. 28

May 1

June 5

10.27

10.51

10.55

10.64

10.65

10.72

10.81

10.87

10.80

July 2, 1947

Aug. 5

Den. 10

Mar. 31, 1948

Anr. 29

May 27

July 2

29

10.10

9.14

9.20

9.39

9.40

9.42

9.80

9.28

Sept. 14, 1948

Dec. 8

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sent. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

9.31

9.36

9.58

9.64

9.70

9.71

9.79

9.82

Davison County

103-60-19dc. Wilson. Dug well, diameter 24 inches, depth 7 feet. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 18, 1946

Feb. 14, 1947

Mar. 10

Apr. 11

May 9

20

Aug. 3

Sept. 7

Oct. 14

2.44

3.31

3.00

.01

1.24

.62

4.30

6.58

(a)

Oct. 21, 1947

Dec. 2

Jan. 5, 1948

Mar. 4

29

May 7

27

July 15

AUK. 10

1.94

6.55

6.64

6.32

1.28

1.17

2.91

3.56

2.45

Sept. 7, 1948

Oct. 14

Dec. 13

Apr. 28, 1949

June 8

Aug. 2

Sept. 2

29

4.85

5.68

5.38

5.47

.69

(a)

(a)

(a)

a Dry.
366 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

104-60-30cd. Owner unknown. Bored domestic well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949. Measurements discontinued after Sept. 29.

Date

Oct. 

June

28, 1946 

J3^ 1949

Water 

level

a 7.32 

a 6.11 J

Date

May 

July

8, 1949 

14

Water 

level

6.90 

7.21

Date

Sept. 29

Water 

level

7.55

a By State Geological Survey.

104-60-31aa. Owner unknown. Bored well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 

25 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949.

Oct.

Mar.

June

28,

14,

5,

1946

1947

1947

a

a

a

3.74

4.45

3.24

Oct.

May

9,

8,

1947

1949

a 5.75

1.78

June 14,

Sept .29

1949 4.45

5.22

a By State Geological Survey.

104-61-24cc2. Owner unknown. Bored well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 

7.3 feet. Records available: 1949. May 8, 4.40; June 14, 5.40; Sept. 29, 

7.20.

104-62-4dd. Mrs. Martin Tyffy. Bored well, diameter 8 Inches, depth 

60 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949.

Oct. 28, 1946 

Mar. 16, 1947 

June 6

a 8.58 

a 7.68 

a 7.48

Oct. 8, 1947 

May 8, 1949

a 7.99 

6.90

July 14, 1949 

Sept. 29

7.21 

7.55

a By State Geological Survey.

Dewey County

A-14-23-24aa. Owner unknown. Unused drilled well, diameter 6 Inches, 

depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 31, 1946

Feb. 25, 1947

Apr. 16

May 5

28

June 18 

Julv 8

Aug. 20

Se'pt . 9

30

Oct. 28

Dec. 10

16.97

16.18

15.34

15.83

16.64

15.73 

16.31

18.3.0

18.58

18.70

17.45

17.11

Jan. 21, 1948

Feb. 26

Apr. 14

May 4

20

July 1 

20

Aug. 31

Sept. 20

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

17.53

16.99

16.78

15.54

16.03

16.42 

15.57

17.90

17.26

17.92

17.05

Dec. 15, 1948

Mar. 9, 1949

May 26

June 20

July 14

Aug. 3 

24

Sept. 13

Oct. 4

26

Nov. 17

17.70

15.26

16.17

16.96

16.90

(a) 

(a)

(a)

(a)

(a)

(a)

a Dry,

Edmunds Countv

121-66-10cb. G. Price. Dug stock well, diameter 36 Inches, depth 

10.8 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 12, 1946 

June 17 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 16 

Apr. 22, 1947

6.15 

6.30 

6.55 

6.87 

6.28

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 24

5.76 

6.18 

5.60 

5.79

Nov. 20, 1948 

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

Sept .30

7.01 

6.44 

7.12 

7.40

a Pumping recently.

121-66-4aa. 

depth 27.2 feet.

Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 Inches, 

Records available: 1946-49.

'Apr. 12, 1946 

June 17 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 16 

Apr. 22. 1947 ,

11.13 

9.99 

13.10 

9.72 

9.84

June 24, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 24

7.09 

8.16 

9.04 

9.78

Nov. 20, 1948 

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

Sept .30

10.45 

11.13 

11.56 

12.74
SOUTH DAKOTA, PALL RIVER COUNTY 367

Fall River County

D-7-7-25ccc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 13 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

April 19, 1946

June 3

Aug. 8

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Water 

level

11.63

11.04

11.25

11.31

11.30

11.27

11.28

11.38

11.29

11.32

Date

Mar. 28, 1947

Apr. 29

June 4

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

Mav 27

Water 

level

11.34

11.17

11.25

10.34

10.53

10.89

10.74

10.73

10.76

10.79

Date

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 15

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

11.60

10.32

10.38

10.45

10.38

10.54

10.62

10.64

10.47

10.38

D-7-7-27bab. C. Fleming. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

21.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 16, 1946

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

June 4

18.66

18.70

18.73

18.86

19.01

18.76

18.79

' 18.85

18.39

18.81

July 1, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 16. 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

18.45

18.78

18.28

18.33

18.32

18.26

18.23

18.30

19.40

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

.Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

18.26

18.24

18.00

17.86

18.10

18.12

18.08

18.18

17.92

D-7-7-34aba. C. E. Chamberlain. Dug irrigation well, diameter 24 

inches, depth 23.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 22, 1946

June 3

Aug. 8

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

19.55

17.34

18.59

20.19

21.23

20.97

20.18

20.29

19.30

20.38

Mar. 28, 1947

Apr. 29

June 4

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

May 27, 1948

July 2-

19.86

20.02

19.60

15.85

15.46

20.67

20.55

17.80

19.80

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

17.08

18.89

19.36

17.67

17.83

17.91

17.89

18.01

18.27

D-7-7-35baa. A. W. Garnet. Dug stock well, diameter 36 inches, 

depth 31.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 16, 1946

Sept . 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 28

Anr. 29

28.27

28.28

28.27

28.28

28.28

28.57

28.30

28.43

28.33

28.35

June 4, 1947

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 5

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

28.35

28.29

28.24

28.22

28.13

28.25

28.21

28.18

28.16

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 15

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. .5

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

29.00

28.09

27.99

27.57

27.86

27.82

27.91

27.13

27.38
368 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

D_v_8-10cba. D. Moiser. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

16.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 19, 1946

Sent. 30

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 23

Apr. 29

June 4

12.80

15.16

14.06

14.00

13.96

13.94

13.91

13.93

13.96

14.08

July 2, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

12.45

13.12

13.05

12.84

13.00

12.76

12.82

13.01

13.40

July 28, 1948

Sept. 13

Dec. 9

July 2, 1949

Aug*. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

13.44

13.81

13.51

13.62

14.04

14.09

14.14

14.16

14.21

D-7-8-llccd. W. Garnet. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 38 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 19, 1946

June 5

Aug. 8

Oct. 25, 1947

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

34.27

29.84

31.06

30.35

29.45

29.44

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 27

July 2

28

Sept. 13

Dec. 9

29.91

29.47

31.30

29.29

29.70

29.17

June 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

30.44

28.38

28.70

28.82

28.66

28.71

D-7-8-14cdd. W. Garnet. Unused bored well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

57.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 19, 1946

June 5

Aug. 8

Sept . 5

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

48.10'

48.57

48.55

48.55

48.49

48.47

48.48

48.46

48.46

48.50

48.43

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

July 2

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

48.42

48.44

48.41

48.36

48.17

48.14

48.14

48.12

48.13

48.13

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 13

Dec. 9

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

49 .90

48.11

49.13

48.12

48.01

48.04

48.11

48.12

48.08

48.08

D-7-8-17cbc. P. Fleming. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 19, 1946

June 3

Aug. 8

Sept . 5

Oct. 2

Nov. 10

24

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Water 

level

29.04

25.45

25.21

24.89

25.52

25.05

25.07

25.04

25.05

25.07

Date

Mar. 28, 1947

Apr. 29

June 4

July 1

Aug. 5

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Mar. 31, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

Water 

level

25.10

25.01

25.07

24.02

24.39

24.88

24.38

24.30

25.08

25.10

Date

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 13

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

26.00

25.15

25.18

24.91

24.89

24.98

25.03

25.05

25.07

25.11

D-7-8-19ca-b-. W. G. Tice. Unused dug well, diameter 25 inches, depth 

16.]«feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Sept. 5, 1946

30

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

June 4

13.73

13.71

13.72

13.53

14.15

13.67

13.63

13.64

13.71

13.80

July 1, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

12.83

13.15

13.34

13.08

13.30

13.34

13.41

13.50

14.15

July 28, 1948

Sept. 15

Dec. 9

July 3, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept .26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

13.42

13.66

13.49

13.53

13.61

13.55

13.57

13.53

13.49
SOUTH DAKOTA, PALL RIVER COUNTY 369

D-7-8-20ddc. R. Garnet. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 71.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 19, 1946

June 3

Aug. 8

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3. 1947

30

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

Water 

level

71.00

71.27

71.43

71.32

71.34

71.32

71.57

71.29

71.39

71,34

71.36

Date

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

Water 

level

71.69

71.43

71.39

71.43

71.54

71.17

71.02

70.95

70.89

71.14

Date

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 33

Dec. 9

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

^ater 

level

72.00

70.55

70.55

70.49

70.47

69.99

70.60

70.63

70.53

70.50

D-7-8-21ddc. J. Eng. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 88 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 19, 1946

June 5

Aug. 8

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Jan. 3, 1947

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

62.69

62.20

62.10

62.21

62.00

62.05

62.58

61.74

61.60

61.66

June 4, 1947

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

61.67

61.63

61.29

61.65

61.67

61.56

61.46

61.47

62.90

July 28, 1948

Sept. 13

Dec. 9

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

61.42

61.34

61.35

61.22

60.98

61.04

61.11

61.07

61.04

D-7-8-29ccc. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 73.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 20, 1946

Sept. 30

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 30

Apr. 29

72.31

72.30

72.31

72.31

72.31

72,52

72.31

72. ?2

72,34

June 4, 1947

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

72.34

72.30

72.25

72.25

72.27

71.74

72.27

72.28

72.33

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 13

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

73.00

72.24'

72.25

72.25

72.12

72.19

72.21

72.24

72.06

D-7-8-33bbb. A. J. Sedar. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches. 

Records available: 1946-49.

June 5, 1946

Aug. 8

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

29

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 27

Mar. 28

23.45

18.57

18.35

18.33

18.03

18.00

18.11

18.03

18.03

18.19

 Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

July 2

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 16

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

18.07

18.05

18.08

17.85

17.94

18.00

18.31

18.37

18.58

18.65

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 13

Dec. 9

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

19.90

18.62

19.50

17.84

16.64

21.31

16.52

16.65

16.72

17.01

D-8-6-lbad. 

depth 26.3 feet.

Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, 

Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 13, 1946

Sept. 4

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

June 44

22.90

23.23

23.25

23.27

23.18

23.30

23.25

23.28

23.28

23.28

July 1, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

23.28

23.30

23.27

23.25

23.21

23.22

23.18

23.18

23.50

July 28

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

23.15

23.13

22.99

22.59

22.54

22.52

22.53

22.36

22.28
370 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

D-8-6-9dca. 

depth 44.6 feet.

Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 36 Inches, 

Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 22, 1946

June 3

Aug. 7

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3. 1947

31

Feb. 27

Mar. 31

Water 

level

41.20

42.24

42.19

42.20

42.49

42.54

42.56

42.52

42.63

42.57

42.56

Date

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

30

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

'.Vater 

level

43.50

42.35

42.52

42.43

42.98

42.81

42.62

42.14

42.25

42. 05

Date

July 2. 1948

28

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

43.60

42.05

41.95

42.03

41.82

41.78

43.59

43.31

41.72

41.49

D-8-6-10daa. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 Inches, 

depth 42.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 22, 1946

June 3

Aug. 7

Sent. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

39.12

39.29

39.26

39.30

39.30

39.23

39.30

39.31

39.27

39.27

39.28

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

30

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

39.25

39.25

39.25

39.14

39.12

39.06

39.04

39.00

39.05

38.95

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

39.50

38.84

38.76

33.70

38.40

38.37

39.81

39.26

40.09

41.04

D-8-6-13aac. A. J. Kleffer. Unused dug well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 11.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 3, 1946

Aug. 7

Sept . 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

7.84

8.69

8.65

7.99

8.49

8.49

8.49

8.43

8.44

8.41

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

30

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

8.37

8.36

7.01

7.31

7.66

7.45

7.65

7.48

7.46

7.60

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

9.00

7.77

7.77

7.78

8.06

8.30

8.36

8.41

8. 16

8.04

D-8-6-13bad. A. J. Kieffer. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 Inches, 

depth 13 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 7, 1946

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

June 4

10.28

10.36

10.27

10.28

10.33

10.27

10.25

10.27

10.25

10.21

June 30, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 20, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

9.27

8.70

9.45

9.25

9.15

9.07

9.03

9.00

9.70

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept .26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

9.17

9.31

9.23

8.92

9.61

9.86

10.01

9.86

9.80

D-8-6-15bcdl. W. J. Beck. Drilled domestic and stock well, diameter 

8 Inches, depth 160 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 20, 1946

Sept .30

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3. 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 31

At>r. 29

76.28

77.61

74.21

73.50

73.87

73.41

75.18

73.50

73.62

June 4, 1947

30

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Apr. 29

May 27

Julv 2

74.12

73.97

74.01

66.53

66.34

67.50

69.19

69.64

70.50

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 25

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

70.05

69.63

70.18

70.11

70.19

70.56

70.54

71.11

71.22
SOUTH DAKOTA, PALL RIVER COUNTY 371

D-8-6-16aba. Airport, Hot Springs. Drilled domestic well, diameter 

6 inches, depth 120 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 22, 1946

June 3

Aug. 7

Sent. 4

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 6, 1947

Feb. 4

28

Mar. 31

Water 

level

39.50

39.56

39.59

39.62

39.67

39.68

39.96

39.82

39.71

39.73

Date

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 21

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

Water 

level

39.78

40.12

39.72

39.79

39.52

39.41

39.32

39.25

39.20

40.70

Date

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

June 28, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept .26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

Water 

level

38.35

38.99

38.84

38.81

38.59

38.92

38.87

38.48

38.27

D-8-7-5acc. E. Hagerman. Unused dug well, depth 49.3 feet. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Aug. 13, 1946

Sept. 30

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 6, 1947

30

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

Apr. 29

June 4

45.26

45.23

45.25

45.43

45.34

45.35

45.51

45.47

45.61

45.62

July 1, 1947

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

45.33

45.18

45.08

45.03

44.99

44.98

44.94

44.92

45,50

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

 Sept. 25

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

44.72

43.97

43.32

42.74

42.70

42.70

42.91

42.97

42.62

D-8-7-6dcd. A. Mills. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches, depth 37.3 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 22, 1946

June 3

Aug. 7

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 30, 1947

Mar. 28

Apr. 30

34.05

34.03

34.04

33.92

34.01

34.00

34.08

34.17

34.19

34.89

June 4, 1947

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

July 2

35.02

34.11

33.87

33.60

33.32

34.64

34.79

34.73

34.74

35.60

July 28, 1948

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

34.83

34.41

34.65

33.47

33.46

33.47

33.47

33.45

33.35

D-8-7-7bb2. H, Kneuple. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 48 

inches. Records available: 1946-49,

Apr. 22, 1946

June 2

Aug. 7

Sept. 4

Oct. 2

Nov. 1

Dec. t;

Jan. 3, 1947

30

Feb. 28

6.44

5.20

7.98

6.89

6.36

6.26

6-. 50

6.37

6.36

6.12

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

July 1

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

5.94

6.25

2.83

5.77

5.85

5.30

5.67

5.22

5.27

5.53

July 2, 1948

28

Sept . 16

Dec. 22

July 2, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept. 25

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

6.80

6.77

6.67

6.22

5.98

6.26

6.29

6.33

6.51

6.22

D-8-7-8dcc. H. Reigler. Unused dug well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

21.2 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 5, 1946

Aug. 8

Sept. 5

Oct . 2

Nov. 1

Dec. 2

Jan. 3, 1947

31

Feb. 28

Mar. 28

17.51

17.21

16.57

17.08

17.16

17.17

16.82

16.84

16.92

1G.96

Apr. 29, 1947

June 4

30

Aug. 4

Oct. 25

Dec. 11

Feb. 16, 1948

Mar. 31

Apr. 29

May 27

16.99

17.04

16.74

15.47

15.95

16.06

16.15

16.20

16.24

16.21

July 2, 1948

28

Sept. 16

Dec. 22

July 22, 1949

Aug. 10

Sept .26

Oct. 15

Nov. 28

Dec. 29

16.12

15.87

15.45

15.73

15.44

15.51

15.74

15.69

15.85

14.89
372 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Faulk County

117-66-4dd. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 29 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 13, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 15

Water 

level

22.07 

21.92 

21.63 

20.91

Date

June 23, 1947 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Nov. 19

Water 

level

21.30 

19.56 

20.90 

a 24.25

Date

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

20.49 

20.19 

23.30

a Pumping recently.

117-66-35cd. J. Haider. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

45 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

14.25 

14.07 

14.20 

13.80 

13.74

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25

13.96 

14.54 

13.54 

14.65

Nov. 18, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

13.45 

13.12 

13.45 

13.97

117-68-12aa. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 38 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 13, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 22, 1947

19.20 

18.19 

17.53 

17. ^6 

17.82

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 27 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 25

17.68 

17.87 

17.38 

17.06

Nov. 19, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

17.67 

19.09 

18.43 

18.81

117-68-36aa. J. Sievers. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 18.1 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 13, 1946

June 13

Aug. 6

Nov. 15

Apr. 21, 1947

8.77

7.27

5.60

7.30

6.12

June 23, 1947

Aug. 27

Apr. 28, 1948

Aug. 25

5.59

7.11

5.60

5.84

Nov. 20, 1948

Apr. 30, 1949

July 12

Sept. 19

7.50

5.78

7.23

8.38

117-68-36cc. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 13, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13

15.20 

15.40 

15.47 

16.93

Apr. 21, 1947 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25

15.51 

16.51 

a 16.67

Nov. 18, 1948 

July 12, 1949 

Sept. 19

15.13 

14.90 

15.35

a Pumping recently.

118-66-21ba. V. Elliott. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 36 

inches, depth 9 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 11, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 15

5.55 

5.25 

4.97 

3,79

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 27 

Apr. 29, 1948 

AUK. 25

4.47 

a 5.93 

a 4.10 

4.76

Nov. 19, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 19

6.28 

5.66 

a 5.95 

6.65

a Pumping recently.

118-57-7cbl. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 19 feet. Records available: 1946-49. Measurements discontinued 

after July 12. See well 118-67-7cb2 for further measurements in this area,

Apr. 11, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 15

9,87 

9.57 

9.67 

9.42

Apr. 22, 1947 

June 23 

Aug. 27 

Apr. 29, 1948

9.14 

a 10.27 

10.19 

8.69

Aug. 25, 1948 

Nov. 19 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12

9.25 

10.55 

10.06 

10.33

a Pumping recently.
SOUTH DAKOTA, HAND COUNTY 375

118--67-7cb2. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 inches. Records available: 1949. Sept. 19, 10.02.

119-66-2ab. G. Chiak. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

inches, depth 39 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 11, 1946 

June 15 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 16 

Apr. 22, 1947

Water 

level

26.70 

27.93 

25.85 

25.20 

25.84

Date

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 24

Water 

level

24.21 

a 27.63 

24.36 

25.70

Date

Nov. 19, 1948 

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

23.17 

24.29 

24.58 

24.09

a Pumping recently.

Haakon County

A-l-25-6dd. A. Elrod. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth 30 

feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 30, 1946

Feb. 21, 1947

Mar. 28

Apr. 11

May 22

June 12

July 22

Aug. 3

50

Oct. 29

Nov. 3

23.27

25.20

25.10

25.06

25.05

25.05

23.06

23.25

25.58

25.47

25.02

Dec. 9, 1947

Jan. 5, -1948

Feb. 17

Mar. 16

May 5

July 7

Aug. 7

Oct. 7

Nov. 15

Dec. 13

Jan. 18, 1949

23.48

25.49

25.47

25.51

25.07

. 22.59

22.54

22.86

22.80

22.85

22.87

Feb. 24, 1949

Mar. 22

May 5

27

June 17

July 6

Sept. 9

29

Oct. 21

Nov. 17

Dec. 8

22.45

22.61

22.28

22.27

22.39

22.49

23.03

23.12

23.10

23.15

23.18

A-8-24-4aa. W. B. Alleman. Unused dug well, diameter 60 inches, 

depth 20 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 30, 1946

Feb. 25, 1947

Apr. 15

May 5

29

June 18

July 9

Aug. 20

Sept. 10

30

Oct. 28

10.68

10.55

10.05

9.90

10.07

9.91

10.03

11.05

11.36

11.52

11.47

Dec. 10, 1947

Jan. 20, 1948

Feb. 27

Apr. 14

May 5

July 1

20

Aug. 12

Sept. SO

Oct. SI

Nov. 15

11.50

11.50

11.50

10.99

10.40

10.40

10.47

9.98

10.71

10.91

10.70

Dec. 15, 1948

Jan. 26, 1949

Mar. 7

May 3

26

June 20

July 14

Aug. 24

Oct. 7

26

10.82

10.84

10.96

8.98

9.27

9.43

10.02

10.68

11.25

11.38

Hand County

110-66-lad. L. Licktey. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 18 

inches, depth 38 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 8 

Nov. 12 

Apr. 17, 1947

31.61 

51.21 

51.47 

51.20 

51.58

June 19, 1947 

Aug. 21 

Apr. 25, 1948 

Aug. 12

51.11 

51.02 

50.97 

50.56

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 4, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 27

a 31.70 

50.67 

51.50 

30.76

a Pumping recently.

lll-66-24da. W. Trentor. Unused bored well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 13 feet. Records available: 1948-49. Nov. 11, 1948, 4.15; May 4, 

1949, 2.S7J July 15, 1949, 4.50; Sept. 24, 1949, 4.53.

112-66-5aa. J. Slater. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

20 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
374 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

112-66-5aa Continued.

Date

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 13

Water 

level

9.20 

9.48 

11.15 

11.30

Date

June 2, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 27

Water 

level

a 12.57 

11.03 

10.25 

a 12.70

Date

Nov. 12, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

Water 

level

10.04 

8.40 

9.55 

4.53

a Pumping recently.

112-66-23ad. E. H. Simons. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 45 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 11 

Nov. 7 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

22.40 

16.45 

16.71 

16.63 

16.83

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 27

16.35 

16.18 

16.18 

16.22 

16.50

Nov. 11 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

16.43 

21.91 

22.21 

22.54

112-66-36dd. L. A. Murphy. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 22.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 5, 1946 

June 11 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 18, 1947

15.20 

16.45 

14.71 

16.63 

16.83

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 22, 1947 

Apr. 23, 1948 

June 18 

Au3 . 27

16.35 

16.18 

16.18 

16.22 

16.50

Nov. 11, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 24

16.43 

13.93 

15.83 

17.38

 112-66-36dd2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter 1^ indies, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1943-49.

July 23, 1948

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 18, 1949

Feb. 18

a 14.85

14.03

14.75

a 14.73

a 14.55

a 15.25

a 15.25

a 15.25

Mar. 18, 1949

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

13

a 15.05

a 14.85

14.64

a 14.85

a 14.81

a 14.85

a 14.91

a 15.05

July 29 1949

Aug. 18

30

Sept. 24

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

15.23

a 15.50

14.99

15.77

a 16.40

a 16.06

16.95

a By Bureau of Reclamation.

112-67-7dc. D. Nelson.. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 18 

inches, depth 120 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

Apr. 21, 1947 

June 20 

Aug. 23

32.05 

a 63.48 

a 46.10 

a 69.23

Apr. 26, 1948 

June 18 

Aug. 27 

Nov. 12

a 73.43 

39.45 

a 61.00 

a 71.85

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept.24

a 49.42 

a 63.00 

54.93

a Pumping recently.

112-69-3dc. C. Loosey. Dug stock well, diameter 48 inches, depth 

30 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Aug. 23, 1946

Nov, 15

Feb. 10, 1947

Mar. 12

Apr. 10

May 14

June 4

23

Aug. 23

Oct. 20

8.18

10.63

7.65

11.30

11.20

9.45

8.82

7.07

8.28

8.30

Jan. 13, 1948

Feb. 12

Mar. 29

Apr. 3

May 3

24

June 17

July 9

Aug. 17

9.34

9.16

2.78

3.90

3.62

4.90

5.96

6.78

a 17.10

Nov. 28, 1948

Dec. 23

Feb. 21, 1949

May 2

July 8

. 13

Aug. 5

Sept. 20

24

19.42

18.29

18.48

4.76

6.92

7.11

8.18

9.30

9.33

a Deepened and repaired.

113-66-13da. W. Trentor. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

inches, depth 33.7 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
SOUTH DAKOTA, HAND COUNTY 375

113-66-13da Continued.

Date

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 21, 1947

Water 

level

21.92 

33.35 

30.12 

23.38 

29.11

Date

June 18, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 6

Water 

level

27.80 

27.14 

26.78 

26.37

Date

Nov. 18, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

31.75 

20.44 

18.28 

22.85

113-G6-31cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 27, 1949

a 17.72

16.73

16.20

15.82

a 15.53

a 15.32

a 15.42

a 15.22

Feb. 21 1949

Mar. 18

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 15.02

a 14.82

a 14.32

14.13

a 14.22

13.80

a 13.92

13.65

Julv 13, 1949

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept. 24

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 13

13.60

13.52

a 13.52

13.12

13.10

a 13.37

a 12.97

12.72

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-66-32cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 18, 

11.33; Dec. 14, 10.67; (Measurement on Nov. 18 made by U. S. Bureau of 

Reclamation.

113-66-33cc2. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter l£ Inches. Records available: 1949. Nov. 18, 8.47; 

Dec. 14, 8.49. (Measurement on Nov. 18 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-56-34CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^- Inches, de^th 24 feet. Records available: 1943-49.

July 23, 1948

Aug. 7

Sept. 5

Oct. 3

Nov. 8

18

Dec. 22

Jan. 27, 1949

a 5.75

4.14

4.98

5.83

a 5.36

a 5.65

a 5.85

a 5.95

Feb. 21, 1949

Mar. 24

Apr. 18

May 3

18

June 14

16

July 1

a 6.15

a 5.75

a 4.45

4.26

a 4.55

4.94

a 5.15

5.42

July 13, 1949

29

Aug. 18

29

Sept. 24

Oct. 20

Nov. 18

Dec. 14

5.83

6.34

a 6.86

6.96

7.34

a 7.99

a 7.69

7.59

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-66-35cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li Inches, depth 31 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, 

7.41; Nov. 18, 12.40; Dec. 14, 14.01 (Measurements on Oct. 20 and Nov. 18 

made by U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-66-36cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li Inches, depth 39 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 20, " 

14.42; Nov. 18, 16.14; Dec. 14, 16.29. (Measurements on Oct. 20 and 

Nov. 18 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

113-67-7dd. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13

26.55 

26.43 

27.92 

28.50

Apr. 21, 1947 

June 20 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 27, 1948

29.11 

27.80 

27.14 

26.78

Aug. 26, 1948 

Nov. 18 

May 2, 1949 

Se"b.22

26.37 

31.75 

29.38 

31.00

113-67-34cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter 1-^ Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1943-49.
576 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

115-67-34cc Continued.

Date

July 23, 1948 

Aug. 7 

Sept . 5 

Oct. 5 

Nov. 8 

18 

Dec. 22 

Jan. 27^ 1949

Water 

level

a 10.96 

10.07 

9.44- 

9.76 

a 9.37 

a 9.66 

a 9.46 

a 9.46

Date

Feb. 21, 1949 

Mar. 18 

Apr. 18 

May 5 

18 

June 14 

16 

July 1

Water 

level

a 8.66 

a 7.96 

a 7.66 

7.51 

a 7.66 

7.40 

a 7.46 

7.24

Date

July 13, 1949 

29 

Aug. 18 

29 

Sept. 24 

Oct. 20 

Nov. 18 

Dec. 14

Water 

level

7.19 

7.16 

a 7.06 

6.85 

6.62 

a 6.99 

a 6.67 

6.57

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

113-67-36cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj Inches, depth 41 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 18^ 

9.72; Dec. 14, 10.06.

114-56-8aa. Bennlng Bros. Bored domestic well, diameter 12 Inches, 

depth 50 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 8, 1946 

June 15 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 21, 1947

52.90 

53.23 

53.17 

33.22 

35.24

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26

32.62 

33.30 

32.83 

33.54

Nov. 14, 1948 

Mav 2, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 22

52.82 

52.95 

54.80 

54.02

114-G7-8cc. Public school. Unused bored well, diameter 6 Inches, 

depth 16 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 15 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 21, 1947

5.15 

7.48 

7.72 

8.16 

5.82

Jure 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26

4.96 

8.72 

4.43 

7.00

Nov. 15, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

Julv 12 

Sept. 22

10.19 

9.56 

10.22 

11.52

114-67-52bc. B. Bertsch. Bored stock well, diameter 18 Inches, depth 

55 feet. "Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

25.00 

24.98 

24.95 

24.90 

25.61

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26

24.55 

24.90 

24.21 

25.00

Nov. 15, 1948 

Mav 2, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 22

22.99 

25.79 

24.94 

25.15

115-66-2da. G. TV. Comstock. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

24 Inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

21.25 

21.03 

20.47 

21.47

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 25

21.25 

21.77 

20.70 

21.14

Nov. 15, 1948 

Apr. 50, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

22.99 

20.97 

21.16 

20.42

115-66-21bb. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 20 Inches, 

depth 30 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21, 1947 

June 20 

AUK. 23

28.35 

27.04 

27.48

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 24 

Nov. 18

27.36 

28.05 

26.77

Apr. 50, 1949 

July 12 

Sect. 19

26.92 

27.08 

27.17

115-67-5ab. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 60 Inches, 

depth 25.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 15 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 21, 1947

15.40 

15.45 

15.57 

15.51 

15.54

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 25

15.05 

15.11 

15.07 

15.52

Nov. 18, 1948 

Apr. 50, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

15.29 

15.04 

14.90 

15.25
SOUTH DAKOTA, JERAULD COUNTY 377

115-58-15aa. Owner unknown. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 50 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 13, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

Water 

level

26.97 

27.19 

27.30 

27.43 

27.11

Date

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug . 25

Water 

level

26.41 

27.13 

26.69 

26.45

Date

Nov. 18, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

26.68 

26.07 

a 28.71 

26.38

a Pumping recently

115-68-23bb. Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 19.5 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 21, 1947 

June 20 

AUK. 23

5.34 

4.51 

5.53

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug . 15 

Nov. 18

4.07 

5.53 

5.99

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

r 5.27 

5.67 

6.41

116-66-13bb. G. Mullenberg. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

29. VO 

29.54 

29.37 

29.30 

29.48

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25

30.70 

29.76 

29.87 

29.56

Nov. 17, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 11 

Sept. 19

28.59 

28.68 

28.70 

29.15

116-67-14bc, Mrs. W. Tierney. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

48 inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 13 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 13 

Apr. 21, 1947

10.05 

10.11 

10.35 

11.57 

10.03

June 20, 1947 

Aug. 23 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 25

9.97 

10.90 

10.66 

11.05

Nov. 18, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 19

10.30 

10.43 

10.38 

10.73

116-68-27dd. H. Haberling. Dug stock well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

40 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 21, 1947 

June 20 

Aug. 23

16.18 

17.70 

16.61

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 30, 1949

12.83 

14.82 

17.00

July 12, 1949 

Sept. 19

a 24.12 

a 26.20

a Pumping recently.

Jerauld County

107-64-26bb2. Owner unknown. Dug well, diameter 36 inches, depth 

9.3 feet. Records available: 1949. May 7, 7.65; July 14, 8.65; Sept. 29, 

9 21.

108-63-5dd. G. Orth. Bored domestic well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

66 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

May 29, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22, 1948

31.20 

33.20 

30.61

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 8 

May 7, 1949

30.28 

31.25 

32.48

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 27

33.05 

35.72

108-63-llbd2. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 15 feet. Records available: 1947, 1949.

Mar. 22, 1947 

May 28 

June 6

a 5.62 

a 5.15 

a 4.11

Oct. 8, 1947 

May 7, 1949

8.32 

3.58

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 27

7.00 

7.65

a By State Geological Survey.

108-63-24cc. Skinner public school. Bored well, diameter 6 inches, 

depth 10.2 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949.
378 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

108-63-24cc Continued.

Date

June 12, 1946 

Oct. 29- 

Mar. 14, 1947

Water 

level

a 4.08 

a 3.10 

a 4.05

Date

May 28, 1947 

June 6 

Oct. 8

Water 

level

a 3.54 

a 2.52

a 5.85

Date

May 7, 1949 

July 11 

Sent. 27

Water 

Isvel

3.80 

5.08 

5.57

a By State Geological Survey.

108-63-33cd. Owner unknown. Bored well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

52.5 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

May 28, l'947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22, 1948

24.30 

25.34 

25.71

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 8- 

May 7, 1949

25.94 

25.90 

24.03

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 27

25.75 

27.25

108-64-3dd2. Melvln Newmeyer. Bored well, diameter 24 inches, depth 

50 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949.

June 12, 1946 

Oct. 29 

Mar. 14, 1947

a 13.08 

a 12.22 

a 13.13

June 6, 1947 

Oct. 8 

May 7, 1949

a 10,00 

a 15.09 

13.48 I

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 29

13.72 

16.94

a By State Geological Survey.

108-64-6cc. A. C. Crouch. Bored well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 50 

feet. Records available: 1946-49.

June 12, 1946 

Oct. 29 

June 6, 1947

a 19.66 

a 19.59 

a 18.57

Oct. 8; 1947 

Sept. 9, 1948 

May 7, 1949

a 20.32 

12.59 

17.75

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 29

21.08 

21.66

a By State Geological Survey.

Mlnnehaha County

101-49-33bb. C. Donaldson. Unused dug well, diameter 30 Inches, 

depth 12 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 18, 1946

Feb. 13, 1947

Mar. 12

Apr. 11

May 11

13

Aug. 3

Sept. 6

Oct. 16

22

Dec. 2

8.90

9.28

9.25

9.04

8.08

7.90

8.85

9.19

9.28

8.32

9.26

Jan. 6, 1948

Mar. 1

30

May 7

June 7

July 17

Aug. 12

Sept. 2

Oct. 13

Dec. 1

30

9.44

9.30

9.11

9.11

9.35

8.90

8.59

9.00

9.24

9.34

9.76

Feb. 11, 1949

Mar. 3

24

May 4

19

June 17

July 7

Sept. 16

Oct. 13

Nov. 3

9.54

9.37

9.16

8.38

8.57

8.80

9.24

9.30

9.65

9.70

Pennington County

A-l-8-9-bad. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 14 feet. Records available: 1949. Aug. 24, 

5.42; Oct. 3, 8.19; Dec. 29, 9.11.

A-l-8-10abc. U. S. Geological Survey. Jetted observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Aug. 23, 

2.62; Sept. 19, 3.97; Oct. 3, 4.08; Dec. 28, 4.53.

A-l-8-10adc. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records-available: 1949. Aug. 23, 

4.78; Sept. 19, 6.49; Oct. 3, 6.90; Dec. 29, 7.41.

A-l-8-10dab2i U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation wellj 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

4.65; Dec. 29, 6.04.

A-l-8-10dab3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 12.8 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

4.63; Dec. 29, 6.27.
SOOTH DAKOTA, PENNINGTON COOKTY 379

A-l-8-10dab4i IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, dspth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

10.89; Dec. 29, 9.79.

A-l-8-13cda. IT. S.. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 11.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 13, 

6.61; Dec. 29, 7.18.

A-l-8-14ada.- IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 6.5 feet. Records available: 1949.

Date

Aug. 15 

Sect. 19

Water 

level

0.92 

3.23

Date

Oct. 3 

Nov. 30

Water 

level

3.42 

4.48

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

4.51

A-l-8-14-daa. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 10.0 feet. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sjept

14 

.19

1 7 

1 6

.06 1 

.61 1

Oct. 

Nov.

3 

30

6 

7

.53 1 

,19 1

Dec. 29 7 .31

A-l-8-14dda. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 12.0 feet. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 14 

Sept.19

3.59

5.58

Oct. 3 

Nov. 50

5.96

7.44

Dec. 28 7.90

A-l-8-15aba.- IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inchj depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

2.73; Dec. 29, 3.44.

A-l-8-15aba2. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

2.87; Dec. 29, 3.41.

A-l-8-15aba3. IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

3.91; Dec. 29, 4.09.

A-l-8-15aba4. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

15.49; Dec. 29, 12.53.

A-l-8-15abb. IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 10.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Aug. 24, 

1.75; Sept. 19, 0.51; Oct. 3, 0.48; Dec. 28, 0.60.

A-l-8-15abcl. IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

0.46; Dec. 29, 0.77.

A-l-8-15abc2. IT. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well; 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

0.47; Dec. 29, 0.73.

A-l-8-15abc3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

1.03; Dec. 29, 1.12.

A-l-8-15abc4. D. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

7.43; Dec. 29, 7.07.

A-l-8-15add. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven Observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 7 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 3, 2.68; 

Nov. 30, 3.84; Dec. 28, 4.01.

980825 () 52
380 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

A-l-8-15bda2. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well^ 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records availabl'e: 1949. Nov. 4. 

5.23j Dec. 29, 5.78.

A-l-8-15bda3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

8.05} Dec. 29, 8.15.

A-l-3-15cbc. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 26, 

2.19; Oct. 3, 1.77; Nov. 30, 2.08; Dec. 28, 2.19.

A-l-8-16add. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 26, 

6.83; Oct. 3, 6.79; Nov. 30, 7.64; Dec. 23, 8.07.

A-l-3-17dddl. S. H, Hoff. Dug stock well, depth 18 feet. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Nov. 11. 1946

Feb. 20, 1947

Mar. 10

May 8

June 3

July 24

Aug. 21

Oct. 11

Nov. 14

Dec. 10

Jan. 6, 1948

Feb. 3

Water 

level

5.71

13.64

12.51

5.37

5.33

5.37

7.09

8.60

8.12

6.96

6.70

7.50

Date

Mar. 2, 1948

24

Apr. 13

May 4

28

June 15

July 7

27

Aug. 13

Sept. 9

27

Oct. 20

Water 

level

7.10

6.10

5.80

6.80

6.65

6.45

6. 00

6.20

6.00

8.80

6.00

7.70

Date

Dec. 8, 1948

20

Jan. 13, 1949

Feb. 9

Mar. 8

29

Apr. 19

May 11

June 2

21

July 19

AUK. 10

Water 

level

7.22

7.23

8.04

7.88

3.93

3.90

4.69

8.53

5.35

5.88

8.91

3.60

A-l-8-23aaa. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12.0 feet. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept

15 

.19

3.37 1 

2.41 1

Oct. 

Nov.

3 

30

2.44 | 

2.191

Dec. 29 2.41

A-l-8-23ada. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, diameter 10.0 feet. Records available: 1949.

Aug. 

Sept

14 

.19

2 

2

.11 I 

.42 I

Oct. 

Nov.

3 2. 

2.

55 I 

28 |

Dec. 28 2 .28

A-l-8-23daa. U. S. Geological Survey, 

inch, depth 11.0 feet. ' Records available:

Driven well, diameter 3/4 

1949.

Aug. 

Sept

14 

.19

3.89 1 

5.51 |

Oct. 

Nov.

3 

30

5.43 1 

3.92 1

Dec, 28 4.27

A-l-9-19abc2. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

5.96; Dec. 29, 7.59.

A-l-9-19abc3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diamster 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

8.96; Dec. 29, 8.34.

A-l-9-19acdl. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

0.72; Dec. 29, 1.25.

A-l-9-10adc2i U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

0.79; Dec. 29, 2.67.
SOUTH DAKOTA, PENNINGTON COUNTY 381

A-l-9-19acd3. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

0.54; Dec. 29, 2.56.

A-l-9-19acd4. U. S. 

diameter 3/4'inch, depth 

0.63; Dec. 29, 2.46.

A-l-9-19bcb. U. S. 

dj ameter 3/4 inch, depth 

1.47; Oct. 3, 2.31; Nov.

A-l-9-19cdal. U. S, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

1.83; Dec. 29, 1.52.

A-l-9-19cda2-. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch depth 

1.80; Dec. 29, 1.48.

A-l-9-19cda3. U. S, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 

1.39; Dec. 29, 1.45.

A-l-9-19dccl. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

4.73; Dec. 29, dry.

A-l-9-19dcc2. U. S, 

diameter 3/4 Inch, detith 

4.46; Dec. 29, 4.84.

A-l-9-19dcc3. U. S, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

8.62; Dec. 29, 4.99.

A-l-9-26ddd. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

18.0 feet. .Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Drilled observation well, 

12.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 14, 

30, 2.38; Dec. 28, 2.47.

, Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation wellj 

3.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well 

5.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation wel],

10.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well,

15.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

13.5 feet. Records available: 1949.

Date

Aug. 24 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

10.16 

10.21

Date

Oct. 6 

Nov. 30

Water 

level

10.63 

10.54

Date

Dec. 28

Water 

level

10.67

A-l-9-28ca.a2i U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

5.78; Dec. 29, 5.03.

A-l-9-28caa3. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

5.32; Dec. 29, 5.47.

A-l-9-28cad2. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 

5.44; Dec. 29, 6.18.

A-l-9-28cad3. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 

5.49; Dec. 29, 6.07.

A-l-9-28cad4. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 Inch, depth 

14.71; Dec. 29, 9.48.

A-l-9-28cbb. U. S. 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 

6.35; Nov. 30, 6.87; Dec.

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

13.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

15.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

3.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

13.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4,

Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 3, 

28, 7.13.
382 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

A-l-9-29cda. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 13, 

8.12; Dec. 28, 8.29.

A-l-9-29ddd. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Got. 13, 

9.65; Nov. 30, 7.52; Dec. 28, 8.37.

A-l-9-33bda. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 13, 

8.88; Dec. 29, 9.41.

A-l-9-34bca. U. S. Geological Survey. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 14, 

7.62; Oct. 3, 6.57; Nov. 30, 6.3S; Dec. 28, 6.24.

A-l-9-35bbc. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 14, 

3.16; Oct. 3, 3.17; Nov. 30, 3.39; Dec. 28, 3.51.

A-l-9-35bcb. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch depth LI-.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 14, 

8.12; Oct. 3, 2.39; Dec. 23, 3.83.

A-l-14-5abl. A. Trople. Dug stock well, depth 16.6 feet, 

available: 1946-49.

Records

Date

Nov. 11, 1946

Mar. 5, 1947

31

Apr. 24

May 23

June 2

July 7

Aug. 20

Sept. 9

Oct. 20

Nov. 26

Dec. 18

Jan. 12, 1948

Feb. 9

Water 

level

5.83

3.96

3.75

3.42

3.94

3.80

4.50

5.50

5.90

6.00

5.72

4.60

5.08

5.06

Date

Mar. 5, 1948

24

Apr. 14

May 6

19

June 7

24

July 13

Aug. 4

24

Sept. 15

Nov. 3

30

Dec. 30

Water 

level

3.90

3.60

3.90

3.86

4.60

5.15

3.28

5.10

5.20

6.75

6.31

6.99

6.07

5.97

Date

Feb. 15, 1949

Mar. 9

Apr. 1

19

May 31

June 22

July 13

Aug. 3

24

Sept. 12

Oct. 11

Nov. 8

Dec. 8

'later 

level

4.53

1.54

2.96

3.35

3.82

4.17

5.41

4.00

6.62

6.86

6.90

7.20

7.80

D-l-10-5ccc. U. S. Geological Survey. Observation well, diameter 

3/4 inch, depth 16.3 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 5, 12.66; 

Nov. 30, 11.77; Dec. 28, 13.02.

D-l-10-8abcl. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

3.28; Dec. 29, 1.97.

D-l-10-8abc2. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

2.25; Dec. 29, 1.88.

D-l-10-8abc3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

10.32; Dec. 29, 9.93.

D-l-10-8abc4. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

1.86; Dec. 29, 1.57.

D-l-10-8bcc. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 5, 

6.71; Dec. 28, 8.11.
SOOTH DAKOTA, PERKINS COUNTY 383

D-l-10-8caal. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 29, 

3.31.

D-l-10-8caaS. U. S. Geological Survey. Observation well, diameter 

3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 3.00: 

Dec. 29, 2.94.

D-l-10-8caa3. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4. 

3.99; Dec. 29, 2.87.

D-l-10-8caa4. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

12.97; Dec. 29, 9.76.

D-l-10-8caa4. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 17.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4. 

12.97; Dec. 29, 9.76.

D-l-10-8cacl. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 4.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

dry; Dec. 29, dry.

D-l-10-8caa2. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 9.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

4.89; Dec. 29, 4.11.

D-l-10-8cac3-. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 13.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

4.44; Dec. 29, 4.10.

D-l-10-8cac4. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 12.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Nov. 4, 

9.53; Dec. 29, 9.48.

C-l-10-8cda. U. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4' inch, depth 13.5 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 5, 

4.05; Oct. 6, 3.48; Dec. 28, 3.58.

D-l~10-9cdc. TJ. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well,

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 7.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 26,

1.92; .Oct. 6, 1.86; Nov. 30, 0.01; Dec. 28, .1.44.

D-1-lO-lOccc. TJ. S. Geological Survey. Driven observation well, 

diameter 3/4 inch, depth 8.5 feet. Records available: 194P. Sept. 28 

3.76; Oct. 6, 3.47; Nov. 28, dry; Dec. 28, dry.

A-l-8-4dad. TJ. S. Geological Survey. Jetted observation well, diameter 3/4 inch, depth 18.0 feet. Records available: 1949. Aug. 23, 13.93; 

Sept. 19, 14.13; Oct. 3, 14.31; Dec. 28, 14.37.

Perk ins County

A-21-16-15cd. Ronald Ham. Dug stock well, diameter 

34.5 feet. Records available: 1949 .

inches, depth

Date

Oct. 15, 1946 

May 15, 1947 

July 16 

Oct. 17

Water 

level

19.80 

17.64 

17.39 

17.94

Date

May 14, 1948 

June 2 

Aug. 10

Water 

level

16.73 

16.82 

18.47

Date

Oct. 7, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

"Water 

level

19.49 

17.65 

18.95

A-21-16-19dal. Otto Weinkauf. Drilied domestic well, diameter 6 

Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 12, 1946 

May 15, 1947 

July 16

10.47 

10.20 

9.55

Oct. 17, 1947 

May 13, 1940 

June 2

9.33 

9.77 

9.79

Aug. 11, 1948 

Dec. 7, 1949

10.10 

10.28
384 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

A-21-16-21bcl. Carl Lutz. Drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, 

depth 32 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Oct. 15, 1946 

May 15, 1947 

July 16 

Oct. 17

Water 

level

28.80 

28.25 

27.59 

27.73

Date

Hay 14, 1948 

June 2 

Aug. 10

Water 

level

28.29 

28.44 

23.48

Date

Oct. 8, 1948 

Apr. 9, 1949 

Dec. 8

Water 

level

28.59 

27.92 

27.78

A-21-16-21bc2. Carl Lutz. Dug stock well, diameter 40 inches, 

ords available: 1946-49.

RecOct. 15, 1946 

May 15, 1947 

May 14, 1948

11.30 

10.90 

11.05

June 2, 1948 

Aug. 10 

Oct. 8

11.16 

11.23 

11.28

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

10.61 

11.33

A-21-16-24dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Bored observation well, 

diameter 12 inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

May 28, 1948 

June 1 

2

13.5 

11.92 

11.95

Aug. 11, 1948 

Nov. 23 

24

12.08 

12.55 

12.93

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

13.34 

16.68

A-21-16-29ba. Barnett. Dug domestic well, diameter 30 inches, depth 

17.0 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 12 1946 

May 15, 1947 

July 16

13.96 

12.58 

11.98

Oct. 17, 1947 

May 13, 1948 

AUR. 10

12.40 

13.49 

14.14

Oct. 6, 1948 

Apr. 19, 1949 

Dec. 8

14.22 

13.68 

14.18

Sariborn County

106-61-lbd2. John Nichols. Dug domestic well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 15 feet. Records available: 1949. May 8, 8.26; July 14, 10.48; 

Sept. 28, 12.47.

108-61-4cc. Emanuel Mogck. 

Records avsilable: 1947-49.

Dug domestic well, diameter 80 feet.

June 4, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Aug. 22, 1948

14.80 

14.64 

14.29

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 8 

May 6, 1949

14.7?. 

14.46 

14.16

July 12, 1949 

Sept. 27

14.41 

a 18.91

a Pumping recently.

108-61-31bc. George Deering. Drilled well, diameter 3 inches, 

depth 150 feet. Records available: 1946-47, 1949.

June 13, 1946 

Oct. 29 

Mar. 13, 1947

a 6.16 

a 10.46 

& 10.08 I

June 5, 1947 

Oct. 9 

May 7, 1949

a 9.71 

a 10.57 

9.99

July 12, 1949 

Sept. 27

9.92 

9.94

a By State Geological Survey.

108-62-lcc. H. H. Grant. Dug domestic well, diameter 35 inches, 

depth 48 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 4, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22, 1948

33.80 

a 47.77 

45.47

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 8 

May 7, 1949

35.98 

41.29 

42.51

July 12, 1949 

Sept. 27

46.00 

46.38

a Pumping recently.

108-62-32bb. Dug well, diameter 20 inches, 

1947-49.

Records available:

May 22, 1947 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 22, 1948

4.50 

6.30 

6.44

Aug. 23, 1948 

Nov. 9 

May 7, 1949

5.08 

7.79 

5.30

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 27

6.31 

6.12
SOOTH DAKOTA, SPINK COUNTY 385

B-38-47-18acl. 

able: 1946-49.

Shannon County 

Drilled stock well, depth 20.4 feet. Records availDate

Oct. 26, 1946

Mar. 4, 1947

Apr. 1

24

May 6

June 4

July 3

23

Aug. 12

Sept. 5

22

Oct. 17

Nov. 5

14

Dec. 9

Water 

level

10.^5

14.05

12.08

11.30

11.47

10.75

10.10

10.54

10.75

10.99

10.94

10.78

11.53

10.65

10.83

Date

Jan. 5, 1948

Feb. 3

Mar. 1

24

Apr. 12

May S

27

June 18

July 6

26

Aug. 16

Sept . 8-

Oct. 19

Nov. 11

Dec. 14

Water 

level

7.60

8.80

10.60

10.65

10.60

9.60

10.68

10.60

10.35

10.80

10.70

11.00

10.20

12.00

12.09

Date

Jan. 1, 1949

Feb. 11

28

Mar. 28

Apr. 18

May 10

June 1

18

July 12

Aug. 1

22

Sept. 13

Oct. 10

Nov. 8

Water 

level

11.50

10.25

8.60

10.68

10.40

12.45

10.78

10.82

10.98

12.28

10.95

10.61

10.75

10.74

Splnk County

114-62-laa. Owner unknown. Dug well, diameter 4 Inches, depth 46 

feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 25, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 26, 1948

37.85 

40.46 

38.66

Aug. 26, 1948 

Nov. 14 

May 3, 1949

37.71 

37.30 

37.36

July 13, 1949 

Sept. 19

37.22 

37.29

114-62-16cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter !j Inches, depth 33 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

15.40; Dec. 15, 15.42.

114-62-17cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 28 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1 

19.10; Dec. 15, 18.80.

114-62-33bc. McDonald. Dug and drilled domestic and stock well, 

diameter 48 Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 23, 1947

23.00 

23.42 

23.27 

23.70 

23.60

June 18, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Anr. 25, 1948 

Aug. 26

22.72 

23.63 

21.71 

23.46

Nov. 14, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .22

25.00 

a 28.75 

a 24.12 

a 23.58

a Pumping recently.

114-53-13cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ Inches, depth 29 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

17.30; Dec, 15, 16.59. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-53-13dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Brilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ Inches, depth 2V feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

16.30; Dec. 15, 15.40* (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-63-15cb. Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 49 Inches. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 14, 1946 

Apr. 23, 1947 

June 18 

Aue. 25

31.71 

21.86 

21.30 

20.61

Apr. 26, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Nov. 14

21.14 

20.71 

22.14

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 22

21.10 

31.08 

31.43

114-63-15CC. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ Inches, depth 38 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1. 

18.20; Dec. 15, 18.21. (Measurements on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.
386 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

14-63-16cc. IT. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 37 feet. Records available: 194P. Dec. 1, 

29.10; . Dec. 15, 29.27. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-63-17cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 38 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

11.85: Dec. 15, 11.92. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-63-lScc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches,- depth 28 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

10.50: Dec. 15, 10.51. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-63-35cd. Til. Gatzke. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 18 

inches, depth 32 feet. Records available: 1946-49. Apr. 6, 1946

Date

Apr. 6, 1946 

June 12 

Aug. V 

Apr. 19, 1947

Water 

level

17.30 

11.72 

a 30.10 

a 32.02

Date

June 17, 1947 

Aug. 22 

Apr. 26, 1948 

Aug. 25

Water 

level

17.00 

a 30.04 

a 26.63 

21.17

Date

Nov. 14, 1948 

May 3, 1949 

July 13 

Sept. 22

Water 

level

a 32.43 

31.74 

31.08 

31.43

a Pumping recently.

114-64-8cc. Unused dug well, diameter 18 inches, depth 37.5 feet. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 23, 1947 

June 18 

Aug. 26

17.40 

16.68 

17.21

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Nov. 15

16.45 

16.97 

16.11

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sept .2 2

15.90 

16.07 

16.98

114-64-13cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter Ij inches, depth 32 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

6.35; Dec. 15, 7.59, (Measurements on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.

114-64-14cc. U, S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 26 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

6.95; Dec. 15, 7.05. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-64-15cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-J- inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

19.55: Dec. 15, 19.05. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-64-16cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter IT inches, depth 35 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

17.90: Dec. 15, 17.16. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-64-18cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 28 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

13.80: Dec. 15, 13.49. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-64-18dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1949, Dec. 1, 

7.90; Dec. 15, 7.90. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-65-8cb. H. L. Binger. Dug stock well, diameter 18 inches, depth 

32 feet. Records available: 1946-49,

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 15 

June 10, 1947

18.85 

19.19 

19.28 

19.18 

19.01

Aug. 26, 1947 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Nov. 15

19.33 

19.01 

19.13 

19.72

May 2, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 1 

.22

25.60 

19.35 

19.47 

19.70
SOUTH DAKOTA, SPINK COUNTY 387

114-65-13oc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 28 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

8.65; Dec. 15, 9.61. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-65-14cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1? inches, depth 28 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

9.85; Dec. 15, 10.OS, (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-65-15cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 37 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

16.10; Dec. 15, 16,15. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-65-17dd, U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter l£ inches, depth 28 feet. Records available* 1949. Dec. 1, 

18.90: Dec. 15, 17.40. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

114-65-17cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ inches, depth 37 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

14.60; Dec. 15, dry. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation,)

114-65-18oc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter ij inches, depth 18 feet. Records available: 1949. Dec. 1, 

12.20: Dec. 15, 12.25. (Measurement on Dec. 1 made by Bureau of Reclamation.)

115-62-7dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter li inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49,

Date

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28 

Dec. 2 

Mar. 1, 1949 

Apr. 1 

Mav 1

Water 

level

a 23.90 

a 23.90 

a 24.10 

a 24.10 

a 25.10 

a 25.50 

a 24.20 

24.20

Date

Juns 2 1949 

15 

July 1 

2 

11 

30 

Aug. 5

Water 

level

a 24.40 

21,20 

24.30 

a 24.30 

24.22 

24.25 

a 24.20

Date

Aug. 30, 1949 

Sept. 2 

19 

Oct. 3 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 1 

28

Water 

level

24.24 

a 24.20 

24.25 

24.20 

a 24.30 

a 24.09 

23.35

a By Bureau of Reclamation,

115-52-25aa, Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 30 inohea, 

depth 28,3 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 25, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Aug. 25, 1948

7.80 

a 9.66 

a 15.60

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 2, 1949

9.64 

9.79

July 13, 1949 

Sept. 13

12,14 

11.60

a Pumping recently

115-63-2cc. Owner unknown. Bored stodc well, diameter 30 inches, 

depth 31 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Apr. 23, 1947 

June 18 

AUK. 25

22.33 

19.97 

20.38

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Hov. 17

20.25 

22.04 

22.66

May 2, 1949 

July 13 

Sent. 19

22.76 

22.78 

21.92

115-63-4aa. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-i inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 27 

Dec. 6 

Jan. 6, 1949 

Feb. 2 

Mar. 1

a 10.80 

a 10.80 

a 12.50 

a 13.50 

a 14.00 

a 13.60 

a 13.60 

a 15.00

Apr. 1, 1949 

May 1 

June 1 

June 14 

July 1 

2 

13 

30

a 15.20 

a 14.50 

a 14.50 

14.78 

15,00 

a 15.16 

15.28 

15.69

Aug. 1, 1949 

30 

Sept. 1 

19 

Oct. 3 

Nov. 1 

Dec, 1 

28.

a 15,80 

15.91 

a 15.90 

16.51 

a 15.90 

a 16.00 

a 16.00 

16.18

aBy U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
388 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

115-53-15dd. Owner unknown. Bored domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14

Water 

level

14.90 

17.77 

16.17 

16.01

Date

June 18, 1947 

Aug . 26 

Apr. 23, 1948 

Aug. 25

Water 

level

15.95 

16,90 

15.37 

15.98

Date

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 13

Water 

level

16.90 

16.82 

16 .53

115-64-llcc. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 65 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 14 

Apr. 23, 1947

27.42 

27.23 

25.82 

a 28.41 

27.49

June 18, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 24

26.60 

a 28.11 

26.14 

a 29.63

Nov. 17, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 19

27.56 

27.72 

28.00 

27.32

a Pumping recently.

115-64-3Qcc. G. Otto. Unused bored well, diameter 18 inches, depth 

26 feet. Records available: 1946-48.

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 23, 1947

13.10 

12.48 

12.05 

12.36 

12.76

May 26, 1947 

June 18 

Aug. 20 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 26

11.67 

12.12 

12.37 

11.53 

12.22

Nov. 17, 1948 

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 19

11.58 

11.19 

11.62 

13.27

115-64-351)1). Owner unknown. Unused dug well, diameter 48 inches, 

depth 13 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 9, 1946

June 14

Aug. 7

Nov. 14

Apr. 23, 1947

6.25

7.20

8.66

7.96

6.13

June 18, 1947

Aug. 27

Apr. 27, 1948

Aug. 24

6.06

7.40

6.53

6.82

Nov. 17, 1948

Apr. 30, 1949

July 14

Sept. 19

8.13

6.69

7.70

10.02

115-65-5cd. M. J. Handcock. Dug domestic well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 18 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 15, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 23, 1947

10.30 

10.89 

11.22 

11.39 

10.59

June 18, 1947 

Aug. 26 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Nov. 17

10. ?8 

9.87 

9.63 

10.05 

10.19

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 12 

Aug. 29 

Sept. 18

11.30 

12.23 

12.30 

12.17

115-65-33aa. Ownsr unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 24 inches, 

depth 24 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 9, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 7 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 23, 1947

17.43 

17.26 

17.14 

17.22 

17.41

June 18, 1947 

Aug. 26 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Nov. 18

16.92 

16.88 

16.70 

17.32 

15.64

Apr. 30, 1949 

July 14 

Aug. 23 

Sept. 19

15.61 

15.63 

15.76 

15.95

116-61-20cc. 0. Malone. Dug domestic and stock well, depth 19 feet. 

Records available: 1947-49.

June

Aug.

Apr.

25,

25

29,

1947

1948

14.55

14.33

14.33

Aug.

Nov.

May

25,

17

2,

1948

1949

14.70

13.71

13.38

July

Sept

13,

.19

1949 13.46

13.24

116-62-3at>, Owner unknown. Dug stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 22 feet. Records available: 1949.

June 26 

Aug. 25 

At>r. 29

16.08 

15.87 

14.51

Aug. 25 

Nov. 17 

May 2

14.15 

15.45 

15.72

July 13 

Sept. 19

a 16.51 

15.87

a Pumping recently
SOUTH DAKOTA, SPINK COUNTY 389

116-62-22dd. Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

56 inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

June 25, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948

Water 

level

19.05 

19.57 

19.35

Date

Aug. 25, 1948 

Nov. 17 

May 2, 1949

Water 

level

18.08 

18.14 

18.50

Date

July 15, 1949 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

18.54 

a 19.49

a Pumping recently.

116-65-56dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter lj Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28 

Dec. 2 

Jan. 6, 1949 

Mar. 1 

Aur. 1

a 25.50 

a 24.80 

a 24.50 

a 24.30 

a 25.00 

a 22.80 

a 22.80 

a 22.80

May 1, 1949 

June 1 

14 

July 1 

2 

15 

50 

AUR. 1

a 23.60 

a 25.50 

23.70 

23.60 

a 25.51 

25.59 

a 25.53 

a 25.50

Aug. 50, 1949 

Sept. 1 

19 

Oct. 5 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 1 

28

25.44 

a 25.50 

25.46 

a 25.40 

a 25.40 

a 25.40 

25.41

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

116-64-5db. L. J. Hillested, Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 22 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Nov. 16, 1946

Feb. 11, 1947

Mar. 12

Apr. 11

May 5

14

25

June 24

Aug. 5

25

Oct. 21

Nov. 21

Jan. 14, 1948

10.95

11.10

11.42

11.68

10.52

10.71

10.48

11.10

10.94

11.26

12.24

11.97

11.79

Feb. 12, 1948

Mar. 11

29

Apr. 14

27

May ^,5

5

June 16.

July 9

50

Aug. 17

Sept. 9

Nov. 11

11.80

11.68

11.24

11.02

10.95

10.90

10.85

11.41

10.52

10.77

10.56

11.00

12.19

Dec. 25, 1948

Jan. 25, 1949

Feb. 25

Mar. 16

Apr. 21

May 2

51

June 29

July 7

12

Aug. 51

Sept. 19

21

11.62

12.23

a 15.17

15.55

11.61

11.58

11.95

12.24

12.28

12.55

12.54

15.12

12.96

aPumping recently.

116-64-4cd4. 0. Miller. Unused dug well, diameter 24 Inches, depth 

50 feet. Records available: 1949. Sept. 19, 12.50.

116-54-52aa. R. P. Sharp. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 25 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 25, 1947

17.25 

16.70 

16.04 

16.58 

16.25

June 16, 1947 

Aug. 26 

Apr. 27, 1948 

Aug. 25

15.68 

16.80 

15,45 

14.62

Nov. 17, 1948 

May 2, 1949 

July 14 

Sept. 19

15.19 

15.17 

15.55 

16.51

116-65-4ba. Owner unknown. Bored stock well, diameter 18 inches, 

depth 15 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Apr. 10, 1946 

June 14 

Aug. 6 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 25, 1947

6.55 

6.47 

6.44 

6.51 

5.78

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 26 

Apr. 28, 1948 

Aug. 25 

Nov. 18

7,20 

6.99 

5*50 

5.34 

6.46

Apr. 50, 1949 

July 12 

Sept. 1 

19

5.15 

6.56 

6.80 

6.98

117-62-35bb» Owner unknown. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 

18 Inches, depth 30 feet. Records available: 1947-49.

June 26, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948

21.62 

25.07 

21.00

Aug. 25, 1948 

Nov. 19 

May 2, 1949

21.14 

21.20 

21.40

July 13, 1949 

Sept. 19

a 21.41 

21.28

a Pumping recently.
390 WATER IEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

118-65-25ac. Owner unknown. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 Inches, 

depth 21 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Apr. 13, 1946 

June 17 

Apr. 22, 1947 

June 23

Water 

level

17.30 

17.34 

1^.30 

17.23

Date

Aug. 27, 1947 

Apr. 29, 1940 

Aug. 24 

Nov. 20

Water 

level

17.15 

17.02 

17.12 

16.89

Date

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

Aug. 18 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

16.60 

16.50 

16.56 

16.54

119~53.-6ab. John McCall. Dug domestic and stock well, diameter 24 

Inches, depth 40 feet. Records available: 1946, 1949.

Apr. 11, 1946 

June 17 

AUK. 5

26.33 

26.30 

26.93

Nov. 15, 1946 

May 24

25.50 

27.62

July 11, 1949 

Sept. 19

25.94 

25.20

119-64-3bb. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1-J Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28

Dec. 2 

Jan. 6, 1949 

Feb. 2

Mar. 1

a 11.70 

a 12.10 

a 12.50 

a 13.00

a 13.80 

a 12.90 

a 12.50

a 12.30

Apr. 1 

May 1 

June 1 

15

July 1 

2 

11

30

a 18.20 

a 17.90 

a 17.50 

17.06

17.50 

a 17.26 

17.70

10.26

Aug. 1, 1949 

Aug. 30 

Sept. 1 

19

Oct. 3 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 1

28

a 18.30 

18.71 

a 18.70 

17.99

a 19.20 

a 19.20 

a 19.00

20.65

a By Bureau of Reclamation.

120-63-6bb. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1^ Inches, depth 24 feet. Records available:' 1948-49.

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28

Dec. 2 

Jan. 6, 1949 

Feb. 2

Mar. 1

a 18.20 

a 18.70 

a 18.50 

a 18.80

a 19.70 

a 20.10 

a 20.20

a 20.30

Apr. 1, 1949 

May 1 

June 1 

15

July 1 

2 

11

30

a 20.20 

a 20.00 

a 19.40 

19.49

19.60 

a 19.60 

19.62

19.82

Aug. 1, 1949 

30 

Sept . 1 

19

Oct. 3 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 1

28

a 19.90 

20.00 

a 20.00 

20.19

a 20.10 

a 20.30 

a 20.50

20.59

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

120-63-31cc. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation well, 

diameter 1|- Inches, depth 24 feet. Becords available: 1948-49.

July 26, 1948 

Aug. 26 

Sept. 28 

Oct. 28

Dec. 2 

Jan. 6, 1949 

Feb. 2 

Mar. 1

a By U.

18.80 

a 22.00 

a 20.10 

a 20.20

a 20.50 

a 20.80 

a 20.80 

a 20.80

Apr. 1, 1949 

May 1 

June 1 

15

July 1 

2 

11

a 21.30 

a 21.30 

a 21.80 

SO. 42

21.30 

a 20.28 

21.36

July 30, 1949 

Aug. 1 

Sept. 19 

Oct. 20

Nov. 18 

Dec. 1 

28

21.36 

a 21.30 

21.48 

a 21.40

a 21.50 

a 21.80 

21.80

S. Bureau of Reclamation.

120-64-16dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled well, diameter 

inches, depth 24 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

June 26, 1948

Aug. 26

Sept. 28

Oct. 28

Dec. 2

Jan. 6, 1949

Feb. 2

Mar. 1

a 21.50

a 22.70

a 22.80

a 23.30

a 23.50

a 24.00

a 24.00

a 23.30

Apr. 1, 1949

May 1

June 1

15

July 1

2

11

29

a 24.00

a 23.60

a 23.50

23.60

23.50

a 23.40

23.28

23.29

Aug. 1, 1949

30

Sept. 1

19

Oct. 3

Nov. 1

Dec. 1

28

a 23.50

23.75

a 23.80

24.07

a 24.10

a 24.30

a 24.50

24.38

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

120-64-35cc. Owner unknown. Unused bored well, diameter 18 Inches, 

depth 38 feet. Records available: 1946-49.
SOOTH DAKOTA, YANKTON COUNTY 391

120-64-35cc Continued.

Date

Apr. 11, 1946 

June 17 

Aug. 5 

Nov. 15 

Apr. 22, 1947

Water 

level

19.20 

19.01 

18.36 

17.18 

17.00

Date

June 23, 1947 

Aug. 25 

Apr. 29, 1948 

Aug. 24 

Nov. 19,

Water 

level

17.62 

19.80 

15.55 

17.22 

19.00

Date

Apr. 29, 1949 

July 11 

25 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

18.28 

19.53 

20.52 

21.35

120-65-36dd. U. S. Bureau of Reclamation. Drilled observation 

well, diameter li Inches, depth 34 feet. Records available: 1948-49.

July 26, 1948

Aug. 26

Sept. 28

Oct. 28

Dec. 2

Jan. 6, 1949

Feb. 2

Mar. 1

a 4.20

a 5.60

a 6.40

a 7.80

a 7.20

a 7.80

a 7.70

a 6.70

Apr. 1, 1949

May 1

June 1

19

July 1

2

11

29

a 8.10

a 8.30

a 8.30

7.80

8.00

a 7.62

7.44

7.33

Aug. 1, 1949

31

Sept. 1

19

Oct. 3

Nov. 1

Dec. 1

28

a 7.40

8.98

a 9.0

9.50

9.60

a 9.60

a 9.40

10.21

a By U. S. Bureau of Reclamation.

Stanley County

A-5-31-28aa. Owner unknown. Unused driven well, diameter 1 Inch, 

depth 22 feet. Records available: 1946-49.

Oct. 28, 1946

Feb. 14, 1947

Mar. 27

Apr. 9

May 23

June 13

July 22

Aug. 4

Oct. 2

11.53

11.80

10.80

5.37

7.25

7.33

8.46

11.30

11.15

Oct. 27, 1947

Nov. 18

Dec. 12

Jan. 8, 1948

Feb. 17

Mar. 19

Apr. 19

May 18

June 6

8.96

9.94

10.74

10.41

10.22

9.19

9.29

10.35

8.76

July 19, 1948

Aug. 18

Oct. 7

Nov. 17

Dec. 16

Jan. 20, 1949

May 6

27

June 28

9.60

10.68

10.73

10.79

11.53

9.58

8.20

8.13

9.26

Walworth County

121-76-2dc. M. Anderson. Dug domestic well, diameter 36 Inches, 

depth 35 feet. Records available: 1943, 1947-49.

May 16, 1943 

Jan. 28, 1947 

Oct. 28 

May 3, 1948 

May 21 

June 28 

July 23

12.23 

11.11 

11.66 

4.47 

4.79 

4.93 

3.96

Aug. 12, 1948 

Sept. 17 

Oct. 18 

Nov. 23 

Jan. 19, 1949 

Feb. 16 

Mar. 21

4.23 

6.15 

6.54 

8.65 

6.27 

5.97 

6.69

May 6, 1949 

23 

June 26 

July 18 

Aug. 22 

Sept. 27 

Oct. 31

4.92 

5.08 

5.02 

5,40 

5.76 

9.60 

12.00

93-56-14aa. 

ords available:

Yankton County

 Mrs. J. M, Kayser. 

1946-49.

Drilled well, depth 80 feet. RecNov. 19, 1946

Mar. 11, 1947

Apr. 30

May 10

June 11

July 31

Sept. 2

Oct. 1

21

Dec. 3

42.00

46.04

46.96

46.08

47.52

45.90

46.49

46.68

45.01

46.06

Jan. 7, 1948

Mar. 4

30

May 5

25

June 30

Aug. 10

Sept. 6

Nov. 16

46.22

43.84

46.86

46.61

46.45

46.93

44.38

46.03

46.60

Dec. 15, 1948

Feb. 2, 1949

Mar. 1

22

May 17

June 15

July 26

Aug. 30

Oct. 11

46.78

46.64

42.12

40.72

44.06

46.50

44.76

45.19

44.70
WISCONSIN

By P. C. Poley 

PROGRAM OP WORK

Measurements of water levels in observation wells in Wisconsin were 

continued during 1949. The program was expanded during the year with the 

addition of 15 observation wells. Automatic water-stage recorders were 

installed on eight wells; the recorder was removed from one well. A total 

of 184 wells was included in the program at the end of the year. Automatic water-stage recorders were in operation on 28 of them. A total of 

3,004 individual water-level measurements were made during 1949. Measurements of water levels were made on six of the wells in northern Wisconsin 

by the Wisconsin Conservation Department dxiring 1949 as in past years.

Special studies were continued in cooperation with the University of 

Wisconsin in the Milwaukee-Waukesha, Green Bay, and Langlade County areas 

and geophysical investigation of possible aquifers was made in the Marshfield area.

FLUCTUATIONS OP WATER LEVELS

Precipitation in Wisconsin in 1949 averaged 27.94 inches, which is 

2.52 inches below normal. Precipitation in 1949 was greater than during 

1948 when the State average was 6.31 inches below normal. The northern 

part of the State received more precipitation in general than the southern 

part and the difference is reflected in the fluctuations of water levels 

in water-table wells.

Following are departures from normal precipitations at five weather 

bureau stations in northern Wisconsin Antigo, Langlade County, +0.59 inch; 

Minoqua, Oneida County, +3.45 inches; Park Falls, Price County, +0.39 

inch; Danbury, Burnett County, +2.98 inches; Wausau, Marathon County, 

-3.69 inches. In Water-Supply Paper 1128, records were analyzed for 1948 

for 13 water-table wells in northern Wisconsin. In 1948 all but one of the 

13 wells showed a net decline in water level and the average net decline

392
WISCONSIN 393

was 1.20 feet. In 1949, 6 of the same 13 wells showed a net rise ranging 

from 0.33 foot to 1.16 feet, 7 showed a net decline ranging from 0.06 

foot to 1.41 feet, and the average change was a net rise of 0.07 foot. 

Figure 11 shows hydrographs for 1948 and 1949 of two representative watertable wells, Pr 6 and Sw 7.

Precipitation at LaCrosse, LaCrosse County, in western Wisconsin, was 

10.33 inches below normal during 1949, at Sparta, Monroe County, 6.38 

inches below normal, and at Viroqua, Vernon County, 7.20 inches below 

normal. All the stations are near the Coon Creek area in which six observation wells showed an average net decline of 0.74 foot during the year. 

Only one of the six wells showed a net rise and that was 0.02 foot. 

Declines ranged from 0.15 foot to 3.04 feet.

In the Milwa'ikee-Waukesha area most deep artesian wells showed a net 

decline during 1949. Of five recorder-equipped wells 3 showed net declines 

of 2.27 to 7.09 feet while two showed net rises of 2.65 feet and 19.84 feet. 

It is believed that the net rise of 19.84 feet in well M145 is due" to 

limestone water entering from above the deep sandstones and that the net 

rise is not representative of the deep sandstone aquifers. All of the 

same five wells showed net declines during 1948 of from 7.16 to 21.05 

feet, so the decline in water levels was considerably less in 1949 than in 

1948. Seasonal fluctuations ranged from 8.07 to 53.89 feet in the five 

wells with the greatest fluctuation recorded in well Ml 45, in the 

Milwaukee Journal Building, as in past years. The following table shows 

net changes, annual highe'st and lowest water levels with dates, and the 

total seasonal fluctuation in sl^x wells in the Milwaukee-Waukesha area 

during 1949. Well 'fk 14 is not included in the five wells described above. 

All measurements are in feet below land-surface datum.

Well 

No.

Ml 36

Ml 45

Ml 79

Location

27th & Hopkins Sts.

Milwaukee

Milwaukee Journal Bldg.

Mi Iwaukee

Forest Home Cemetery

Milwaukee

Ml 132 White Manor Homes

Wk 2

Wk 14

Milwaukee »

Elm Grove Convent

Elm Grove

Veterans Hospital

Waukesha

Net 

change

-7.09

+19.84

-2.27

-6.85

+2.65

-1.22

Highest

156.35

101.04

186.57

199.57

74.59

281. V5

Date

May 26

Apr. 12

Apr. 18

Apr. 18

Apr. 22

Mar. 21

Lowest

187.40

154.93

227.12

234.54

82.66

304.81

Date

Sept.

Seasonal 

fluctuation

3

July 29

Aug. 26

Aug. 27

July 26

July 30

31.05

53.89

40.65

34.97

8.07

23.06

Figure 12 shows the hydrograph of well Ml-36, a representative well in 

MiIwaukee/ County.
394 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

1 I I I I I I I I i 

Well Sw 7, Sawyer County

JFMAMJJASOND

1948

Well Pr 6, Price County

JFMAMJJASOND

1949

Figure 11. Graph showing fluctuations of water levels in two 

water-table wells In northern Msconsin, 1948-49.

140

ISO

160

170

180

190

JFMAMJJ ASONO

1948

Well Ml 36, Milwaukee County

V

T FJM A M J J A S 0 N D

1949

Figure 12. Graph showing fluctuations of water level In artesian well at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wis., 1948-49.
WISCONSIN, ASHIAND COUNTY 395

T*e lowest water levels during 1949 in all the wells listed in the 

table, except Wk 2, were lower than the corresponding lowest water levels 

during 1948.

Well Bn 9, at 320 North Broadway, Green Bay, showed the lowest water 

level during 1949, 308.98 feet below land-surface datum on August 6. This 

level was 8.17 feet lower than the corresponding lowest water level during 

1948. The highest recorded water level in well Bn 9 occurred on March 20. 

The total seasonal fluctuation was 88 feet in 1949 compared to 85 feet in 

1948.

Well Fl 10, on the eastern edge of the city of Fond du Lac, showed a 

net rise of 1.47 feet during 1949 compared to a net drop of 3.44 feet 

during 1948. Highest water levels occurred during March, April, and May, 

and the lowest level occurred on August 10. The total seasonal fluctuation 

was 10.05 feet during 1949 compared to 8.92 feet during 1948.

Artesian wells away from heavily pumped areas showed no significant 

changes in water levels during 1949. Well Ra 5, at Sturtevant, in Racine 

County, showed a net drop of 5.58 feet during 1949 compared to a net drop 

of 3.74 feet during 1948, a continuation of a downward trend. Wells Dg 9 

and Dg 10, in Dodge County, showed net drops of 1.67 feet and 8.2 feet, 

respectively, during 1949 compared to net rises of 6.45 feet and 1.46 feet 

during 1948. Well Mt 5 in Peshtigo, Marinette County, showed a net rise 

of 0.59 foot during 1949 compared to a net drop of 1.32 feet during 1948. 

WELL DESCRIPTIONS AND WATBR-IBVEL MEASUREMENTS 

Ashland County

As 1. Lake Superior District Power Co. NE^NEj sec. 6, T. 46 N., 

R. 4 W. f 6 miles south of Ashland, near power dam. Records available: 

1943-49.

Date

Jan. 8

10

17

24

31

Feb. 7

. 14

21

28

Mar. 7

14

21

28

Water 

level

3.15

3.09

3.00

3.01

3.05

3.01

2.95

2.93

2.83

2.55

2.65

2.55

2.35

Date

Apr. 4

11

18

25

Tflay 2

9

16

23

30

June 6

13

20

Water 

level

2.31

2.43

2.39

2.55

2.69

2.15

2.65

2.80

2.78

2.95

3.05

2.73

Date

June 27

July 4

11

18

25

Aug. 15

22

29

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

2.85

1.95

2.33

2.95

3.13

3.31

2.99

3.29

3.34

3.33

3.35

3.33

Date

Oct. 3

10

17

24

31

Nov. 7

14

21

23

Dec. 5

12

26

Water 

level

3.33

2.95

3.04

3.05

2.95

2.95

2.79

2.85

2.79

2.80

2.63

2.93

9808-25 <) 52-
396 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Brown' County

Bn 9. Larsen Canning Co. 320 North Broadway, Green Bay. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Daily hi^h 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

220.00

Low

227.45

February

High

232.52 

231.00

236.22 

231.15 

232.92

Low

238.77

237.75 

241.23

March

High

227.45 

227.30 

225.25 

225.40 

227.22

228.93 

227.98 

225.86 

220.76

222.98 

223.58 

223.22 

224.40

228.95 

230.22 

230.52

Low

240.05 

238.58

233.43 

232.20 

230.82 

232.75

232.88 

232.80 

231.36 

228.15

225.98 

226.00

229.58

237.35 

231.62 

233.93 

233.50

April

Hiph

231.20 

232.12 

231.68 

228.80 

227.72

227.79 

229.37 

231.89 

 232.11 

232.58

232.23 

232.82 

233.22 

234.38 

235.90

234.05 

233.22 

234.82 

236.00 

236.05

236.63 

235.82 

234.40 

232.87 

231.30

235.00

Low

233.26 

235.00 

235.21 

233.05 

230.20

230.60 

233.10 

233.85 

234.17 

234.83

234.50 

235.08 

235.35 

237.27 

237.61

237.07 

236.41 

237.19 

237.67 

238.90

238.47 

238.00 

236.66 

23G.05 

241.65

244.95 

251.08

253.58

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

May

HiKh

256.00

Low

251.65 

253.55 

'257.70 

261.05

June

Hiah

274.20 

272.60

274.20 

275.30 

273.30

269 .60

267.20 

266.77

267.82 

266.44

270.00

270.30 

269.28

Low

231.80

284.10 

280.64 

274.40 

275.83 

275.30

276.20 

275.93 

276.42 

272.93 

276.67

280.41

277.75

July

High

276.05 

277.74

272.61

270.80 

273.40 

275.67 

277.95

290.90 

290.80 

287.80 

283.17 

281.85

Low

283.72 

283.35

279.50 

281.59 

284.50 

285.68

296.13 

295.52 

291.00

August

HiKh

296.80

301.50 

300.45

300.82

297.40 

295.50 

297.58

298.15

298.50 

303.12

295.60 

294.35 

296.60

298.40 

299.70

Low

303.85 

306.58 

307.93 

307.84

308.98

294.33 

297.20 

301.24

300.45 

301.32 

302.92

296.73

301.00 

303.28

305.63 

305.64

300.85 

301.30 

303.25 

305.20

306.35 

306.38
WISCONSIN, BROWN COUNTY 397

Bn-9 Continued.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

28 

29 

30 

31

May

High Low

June

High

271.20 

273.30 

276.05

Low

279.22 

281.58 

282.18

July

High

290.17 

288.92

Low

296.09 

297.20

August

High

299.20 

298.68 

299.00 

297.02

Low

303.75 

304.53 

304.30 

305.47

Dayly high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

~s 5

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

297.30 

296.88 

298.10 

293.10 

290.27

288.27 

236.87 

288.60 

285.69 

288.15

283.34 

283.42

283.50 

281.35

279.45 

278.82 

278.72 

278.10 

278.05

278.70 

279.70 

279.27 

282.80 

230.88

281.50

278.82 

276.47 

278.55

Low

304.63 

304.20 

303.70 

298.53 

297.00

295.00 

295.82 

293.93 

294.88 

294.84

290.45 

290.70

290.09 

284.30

286.87 

289.00 

283.48 

287.30 

285.58

288.78

291.29 

290.60 

283.80

284.65

287.43

287.48

October

High

278.40 

275.00 

274.45 

273.65 

274.20

277.15 

279.20 

281.31 

279.10

278.30 

280.58 

281.50 

282.45

277.30

274.62 

274.86 

274.98

275.78 

275.55 

273.20 

271.60 

271.92

271.83 

270.35

271.08 

264.80

Low

287.40 

278.30 

283.60 

278.00

286.50 

287.30 

288.95 

285.33 

286.65

288.35 

289.32

290.50 

283.80

284.60 

277.00

284.90 

279.40 

277.90 

280.65 

277.72

279.10 

279.35

279.50 

272.50 

273 .80

November

High

264.30 

264.48

264.40 

264.78 

261.80 

260.00

260.09 

262.80

253.80

254.30

......

244.92 

245.20 

245.10 

245.35

Low

274.80 

273.75

268.15

276.15 

273.80 

266.50 

269.60

270.15 

268.73

259.45

264.10 

262.48

......

255.85 

256.02 

251.24

December

High

247.45 

247.80 

246.60 

242.89 

243.25

243.69 

243.92 

244.50 

243.85

242.32 

241.82 

240.40 

240.28 

241.05

242.83 

242.85 

240.30 

239.63 

238.51

239.75 

239.50 

239.90 

238.55 

232.90

226.08

Low

253 .38 

258.37 

255.80 

250.72 

254.23

254.70 

252.70 

254.22

249.65 

252.18

250.47 

252.88

254.32 

251.57 

247.04 

250.50 

247.50

250.47 

248.39 

250.60

238 ! 57

230.87

Bn 11. City of DePere. 

ords available: 1947-49.

Corner of Broadway and George Streets. RecLowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Dav

1

2

3

4

5

6 

7

8

9

10

11

1O

13

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19

Jan.

107.17

106.88

107.15

106.95

106.30

107.33 

107.00

108.60

107.85.

108.82

108.83 

108.60

108.59

108.77 

108.70

108.91 

107. 74 

108.11 

107.85

Feb.

107.38

107.17

106.68

106 . 76

106.82 

106.77

106.70 

107.45

107.62 

107.44 

107.36 

107.08

Mar.

107.70

107.25

107.46 

106.97

106.88

107.30 

107.39

107.57 

107.68 

107.82 

107.96

At>r.

107.50

106.50

106.92

106.96

106.99

106.99 

107.17

107.78

107.77

107.80

106.78 

107.45

108.30

108.28 

107.97

108.40 

108.50 

108.55 

109.09

Mav

110.10

110.00

110.54

110.80

111.91 

113.95

113 .02

112.54

114.29

114.37 

114.42

115.70

115.58 

115.51

116.45 

116.74 

116.70 

115.71

June

116.21

116.58

117.01

117.25

117.75

118.00 

118.68

118.84

118.78

118.50

118.20 

118.31

117.38

117.58 

119.60

124.10 

126.00 

127.13 

124.10
398 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Bn-11 Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

20

21 

22 

23 

24

25

26 

27

28

29

30

31

Jan.

108.15

107 . 47 

107.92 

107.66 

107.38

107.37

107.28

Feb.

106.86

106.47 

106.40 

106.37 

106.66

106.74

106.74 

106.38

Mar.

107.64

106.84 

106.94 

107.44 

107.23

107.27

107.35

106.76

107.01

T n*7 T G

107.13

Apr.

109.63

109.80 

110.10 

110.15 

110.09

109.64

109.13 

109.57

109.50

109.75

110.02

Mav

114.22

113.79 

114.24 

114.32 

114.47

114.60

115.02 

115.48

115.60

115.70

11 R a A

115.39

June

127.70

131.79 

129.60 

131.90

131.52

131.52

Lowest daily 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

P>7

28 

29 

30 

31

July

......

128.80

128.60 

126.18

131.62 

131.90 

129 .30 

128.22 

128.04

127.85 

127.80 

127.85 

127.75 

127.58

127.87 

128.02 

128.01 

123.10

128.10

128.38 

128.30

128.65 

128.75 

128.58 

128.35

Aug.

127.88

T P1? A.KL

T P"7 Oft

127.00

126.82

126.57 

126.12

125.23

124.91 

125.03

125.03 

124.88 

124.42 

124.25 

124.08

124.90 

125.40 

125.35 

125.78 

125.75

125.43 

124.43 

124.43 

124.10

124.40

125.00

Tpc op

125.65 

125.45 

125.23 

125.22

Sept.

1 pc c.p

125.68

125.50

ipc AP

125.40

125.28 

1 PC. *( >

125.30

125.48 

125.68

125.38 

125.10 

125.35 

125.38 

125.40

125.47 

125.41 

124.65 

123.82 

124,28

124.28 

124.70 

124.80

124.76 

124. 50

124.67 

124.60 

124.50

Oct.

1 P4 ^P

1 P4 4.P

123.85

124.06

124.00

1 O"1, CtA

. 123.90

123.89

124.32 

124.69 

125.34 

125.56 

125.61

125.32 

124.24 

124.19 

124.60 

123.90

123.73 

123.65 

123.60 

123.60

123.40

123.25 

123.27

123.32 

lg.3.26 

123.28

Nov.

123.00

i p1^ ^p

123 . 47

123.80

123.92

123.93 

123.62

123.48

123.68 

123.18

123 .20 

123.11 

122.75 

123.48 

124.18

121.91 

122.51 

122.20 

122.12 

121.91

121.39 

121.50 

122.40 

122.35

121.98

121.75 

121.46

121.21 

121.45 

122.92

Dec.

124.50

124 71

1 "A KQ

123.83

122 .99

122.95

1 PP A"?

122 . 42

122.35 

120.78

119.28 

118.97 

119.10 

118»97 

118.89

118.74 

118.58 

118.04 

117.43 

117.42

116.54 

118.40 

118.07 

117.79

117.27

115.58

115.52 

115.47 

115.28 

115.10

Bn 13. William Berber. SW^NE^ sec. 18, T. 24 N., R. 20 E. 

available: 1947-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

17.73 

17.13

Date

May 6 

June 10

Water 

level

15.09 

16.49

Date

Sept. 23 

Dec. 9

Water 

level

20.32 

20.84

Bn 14. Village of Pulaski. NVJiNEi sec. 6, T. 25 N., R. 9 E. Records available: 1947-49. Jan. 7, 38.35, pumping prior to measurement} 

Mar. 4, 39.11, pumping recently; Sept. 23, 39.10, pumping recently; 

Dec. 9, 38.92.

Bn 15. Larsen Canning Co, 

ords available: 1947-49.

sec. 35, T. 24 N., R. 19 E. Rec-
WISCONSIN, BURNETT COUNTY

Bn 15 Continued.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

8.93 

7.10

Date

May 6 

June 10

Water 

level

6.58 

7.32

Date

July 22 

Sent .23

Water 

level

8.78 

10.85

Date

Dec. 9

Water 

level

lOUS

Bn 16. Larsen Canning Co. SEj-NEi see. 35, T. 24 N., R. 19 E. Records available: 1947-49. Mar. 4, 16.64; May 6, 15.19; June 10, 16.13; 

Sept. 23, 20.12.

Bn 19. Green Bay Soap Co. SEiSWj see. 21, T. 24 N., R. 20 E. Records available: 1947-48. Measurements discontinued.

Bn 43. Harry Nick. SW^SIII^ see. 2, T. 24 N., R. 20 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

19.41

17.04

May 

June

15.71

16.51

July 21 

Sept.22

20.19

26.86

Dee. 8 25.38

Bn 51. Larsen Orchards. Nl/5|NEi sec. 29, T. 24 N., R. 20 E. Used 

drilled domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth approximately 800 feet. 

Equipped with turbine pump. Records available:

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

115.84 

115.07

Date

June 10 

July 22

Water 

level

115.58 

119.37

Date

Sept. 23 

Dee. 9

Water 

level

118.68 

117.51

Bn 63. Joseph C. Michaels. SWJNEf see. 15, T. 24 N., R. 20 E. Records available: '1948-49. May 5, 93.44; June 9, 96.03; July 21, 108.73; 

Sept. 22, 111.96.

Bn 72. Gregoire Denis. NE|SEj- see. 13, T. 24 N., R. 21 E. Used 

drilled domestic well, diameter 8 Inches, depth approximately 1,006 feet. 

Equipped with turbine pump. Records available: 1949. Mar. 10, 2.36; 

June 9, 236; July 21, 240; Dee. 8, 244.

Bn 75. L. Keyser. NT/S^NE^ see. 28, T. 22 N., R. 20 E. Used drilled 

domestic and stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth approximately 726 feet. 

Equipped with electric jack pump. Records available: 1949.

Mar. 30 

June 8

97.92

97.52

Aug.' 20 

Oct. 21

99.75

99.57

Dee. 7 100.17

Bn 78. Carl Jenkins. SWiSW^ see. 7, T. 25 N., R. 21 E. Used drilled 

domestic well, diameter 6 inches, depth approximately 198 feet. Plowing 

well. Records available: 1949. Sept. 22, +20.5; Dee. 8, +8.5.

Buffalo County

Bf 1. Owner unknown. SWjSEi sec. 29, T. 21 N., R. 12 W. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 12 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

31.01 

30.93

Date

Apr. ?8 

June 2

Water 

level

30.69 

31.00

Date

Aug. 11 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

31.28 

30.40

Date

Dec. 14

Water 

level

30.40

Burnett County

Bt 2. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NE^NE^ sec. 17, T. 39 N., 

R. 16 W. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation 

Department. Records available: 1937-49.

Jan. 1 

Feb. 5 

Mar. 1

33.93 34.01 

34.00

Apr. 2 

May 1 

June 1

34.06 

34.09 

34.17

July 1 

Aug. 1 

Sect. 1

34.22 

34.30 

34.42

Oct. 1 

Nov. 1 

Dec. 3

34.42 

34.40 

34.34
400 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ca 4. 

avallable:

Harold Krueger, 

1947-49.

Calumet Count? 

NE^SEj sec. 12, T. 20 N., R. 19 E. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

26.76 

27.29

Date

May 4 

June 8

Water 

level

27.56 

28.21

Date

July 20 

Oct. 21

Water 

level

28.41 

28.02

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

28.31

Ca 5. 

available:

R. A. Huebner. 

1947-49.

17 20 20 Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

101.54 

103.84

Date

May 4 

June 8

Water 

level

124.14 

115.75

Date

July 20 

Sept .21

Water 

level

103 .44 

105.50

Columbia County

Co. 13. P. Stollfus. SEjSWj sec. 29, T. 13 N., R. 11 E. Unused 

drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 72 feet. Equipped with lift 

pump. Records available: 1949. Oct. 27, 57.24; Dec. 9, 57*42.

Co. 17. Vogel & Bass. SE^NEj sec. 1, T. 12 N., R. 12 E. Unused 

drilled industrial well, diameter 6 inches, depth 93.3 feet. Records 

available: 1949. Sept. 30, 14.03; Dec. 9, 15.33.

Co. 22. Wisconsin State Pur and Game Farm. NE^NEj sec. 36, T. 11 N., 

R. 9 E. Unused drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 75.1 feet. 

Equipped with lift pump. Records available: 1949. Sept. 30, 52.83; 

Dec. 9, 53.28.

Co. 25. H. Landsverk. NWiSH| sec. 8, T. 11 N., R. 11 E. Unused 

drilled stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 137.8 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 5, 79.39; Nov. 30, 80.34; Dec. 9, 82.28.

Co. 28. Mr. Flanders. SE^NW| sec. 5, T. 12 N., R. 9 E. Unused test 

well, diameter 6 inches, depth 71.0 feet. Water-stage recorder maintained 

on well since Nov. 10, 1949. Records available: 1949.

Date

Nov. 10 

17

Water 

level

2.28 

2.25

Date

Nov. 24 

Dec. 1

Water 

level

2.24 

2.19

Date

Dec. 8 

15

Water 

level

2.31 

2.14

Date

Dec. 22 

29

Water 

level

2.15 

2.23

Dane County

Dn 3 

available

Jan. 11 

Mar. 8

Dn 4

. Gerald Hendrickson. SEj-SEj sec. 32, T. 5 N., R. 

1946-49.

65.01 I Apr. 27 

65.09 1 June 1

. J. N. Hanley. Nl

64.67 1 Aug. 5 

65.11 1 Sept. 27

1/iNEi sec. 34, T. 9

64.54 1 Dec 

65.23 I

N., R. 11 E.

8 E.

. 13

Records

66.38

Records

available: 1946-49.

iiowest daily water level.

Dsn

1 

2 

3

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

rl Jan.

46.94 

46.99 

47.05 

47.02 

46.86

46.93 

46.97 

46.99 

47.30 

47.32

Feb.

47.00 

47.11 

47.12

47.08 

47.14 

47.27 

47.32 

47.41

Mar.

46.94 

46.83 

46.83 

46.61 

43.17

45.06 

46.17 

46.20 

46.10 

46.10

Apr .

44.41 

45.03 

45.15 

45.08 

44.86

44.75 

44.80 

44.92 

44.97 

44.95

May

44.74 

44.99 

45.02 

45.03 

45.04

45.14 

45.15 

45.06 

45.90 

45.25

June

45.57 

45.66 

45.75 

45.74 

45.77

45.77 

45.91 

45.94 

45.93 

45.90

from recorder charts

Julv

46.12 

46.10 

46.00 

45.96 

45.95

45.95 

46.02 

46.01 

46.07 

46.12

AUK.

46.22 

46.33 

46.41 

46.43 

46.42

46.39 

46.42 

46.39 

46.42 

46.51

Sept,

46.92 

46.89 

46.86 

46.83 

47.02

47.06 

47.02 

47.04 

47.08 

47.07

Oct.

47.56 

47.46 

47.46 

47.55 

47.55

47.49 

47.56 

47.57 

47.64 

47.56

Nov.

47.91 

48.12 

48.12 

48.22 

48.22

48.02 

48.02 

48.08 

48.09 

48.07

Dec.

48.61 

48.64 

48.50 

48.55 

48.56

48.54 

48.71 

48.74 

48.71 

48.54
WISCONSIN, DODGE COUNTY 401

Dn 4 Continued.

Lowest daily water level.

Day! Jan.

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

47.22 

46.92 

46.93 

47.07 

46.92

47.19 

47.15 

47.04 

47.29

.....

'.'.'.'.'.

46!93 

47.13

Feb.

47.41 

47.26 

47.37 

47.37 

47.29

47.52 

47.53 

47.40 

47.46 

47.60

47.53 

47.40 

47.38 

47.19 

46.63

47.11 

46.95 

46.97

Mar.

46.03 

46.05 

46.05 

46.05 

46.06

45.92 

45.91 

46.08 

46.12 

46.04

45.82 

44.24 

45.78 

45.78 

45.20

45.60 

44.82 

45.41 

45.58 

44.49 

45.13

Apr.

44.82 

44.70 

44.69 

44.69 

44.88

44.90 

44.71 

44.93 

44.99 

44.91

44.83 

44.79 

44.90 

45.03 

44.93

44.90 

45.04 

45.05 

44.92 

44.84

May

45.20 

45-. 16 

45.15 

45.29 

45.28

45.27 

45.28 

45.21 

45.38 

45.39

45.27 

45.37 

45.46 

45.49 

45.48

45.53 

45.55 

45.60 

45.58 

45.58 

45.59

June

45.81 

45.79 

45.86 

45.27 

46.02

46.02 

46.04 

46.10 

46.11 

46.03

46.09 

46.14 

46.13 

46.06 

46.09

46.14 

46.24 

46.16 

46.13 

46.08

from recorder charts

July

46.07 

46.00 

46.02 

46.05 

46.06

46.07 

46.03 

46.03 

46.09 

46.11

4e!21 

46.27 

46.19 

46.17

46.19 

46.20 

46.23 

46.30 

46.31 

46.33

Aug.

46.47 

46.50 

46.50 

46.53 

46.55

46.54 

46.49 

46.55 

46.65 

46.70

46.69 

46.66 

46.67 

46.71 

46.74

46.71 

46.71 

46.76 

46.78 

46.77 

46.85

Sept

47.02 

47.02 

47.15 

47.16 

47.11

47.08 

47.09 

47.15 

47.27 

47.30

47.26 

47.27 

47.37 

47.37 

47.37

47.35 

47.35 

47.46 

47.47 

47.52

Oct.

47.63 

47.72 

47.75 

47.80 

47.78

47.73 

47.79 

47.80 

47.78 

47.73

47.72 

47.82 

47.98 

48.03 

47.91

47.99 

47.97 

47.90 

47.87 

47.98 

48.02

Nov.

48.16 

48.13 

48.12 

48.12 

48.22

48.30 

48.33 

48.34 

48.21 

48.35

48.47 

48.44 

48.30 

48.31 

48.41

48.40 

48.40 

48.32 

48.40 

48.55

Dec.

48.60 

48.79 

48.82

.....

.....

48!92 

49. 00 

49.03 

48.80

48!98 

49.02 

49.07 

48.98 

48.93

Dn 5. State of Wisconsin. In State Capitol Building, south wing, 

Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

92.45 

92.74

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

91.79 

95.35

Date

July 25 

Sept. 14

Water 

level

95.27 

95.68

Date

Nov. 29

Water 

level

91.32

Dodge Count?

Dg 3 

available

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Dg 4 

available

, A. A. Corrigan. 

1946-49.

13.20 I Mav 6 

12.0-7 | June 10

. City of Horicon. 

: 1947-49.

NWiSEi sec. 15, T.

9.38 1 July 22 

11.08 1 Sept. 23

NW^SWi sec. 5, T.

13 N., R. 13 E.

12.08 1 Dec. 9 

12.56 1

11 N., R. 16 E.

Records

13.04

Records

Lowest- dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

S. 3' 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17

T Q

1 Q

20

21 

22

Jan.

119.04 

118.51 

119.33 

118.63 

119.02

118.32 

118.88 

118.29 

118.24 

119.15

118.65 

118.58 

119.38 

118.68 

119.30

118.35

T 1 Q O"\

m oo

11Q OQ

118.98

118.38 

118.30

Feb.

118.38 

118.37 

119.10 

118.37 

118.39

118.50 

118.29 

118.96 

119.03 

118.56

118.85 

118.35 

118.26 

118.93 

118.34

118.49 

119.14

T T Q QO

1 T Q l^*7

118.21

118.64 

118.36

Mar.

118.68 

117.83 

118.50 

117.76 

118.25

117.34 

117.87 

117.43 

117.45 

118.18

117.48 

117.47 

117.95 

117.42 

118.28

117.43 

117.47

T 1 Q TO

m R*7

117. 47

118.18 

116.79

Apr.

116.83 

117.54 

116.51 

116.86 

117.50

116.79 

117.44 

117.05 

117.78 

116.88

116.92 

117.72 

116.92 

116.90 

117.77

116.92 

116.68

117.47

m en

117.25

116.94 

117.00.

May

116.75 

117.40 

117.50 

117.13 

117.58

118.04 

118.10 

117.22 

117.82 

117.58

117.96 

117.50 

118.12 

117.50 

117.10

117.20 

117.80

117.88

117.88

117.33

117.82 

117.70

June

117.58 

118.09 

118.42 

117.60 

117.50

117.83 

118.42 

118.75 

118.80 

118.60

118.47 

118.70 

118.16 

118.40 

118.50

......

119.92
402 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CEKTRAL STATES

Dg 4 Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

23 

24 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

118.90 

118.39

118.23 

118.95 

118.43 

118.41 

118.87

Feb.

118.66 

118.11 

118.60

118.08 

117.74 

117.86

Mar.

117.52 

116.80 

116.72

117.50 

116.40 

117.26 

116.43 

117.22 

116.90

Apr.

117.55 

117.64 

116.83

117.67 

117.13 

117.27 

117.90 

117.00

May

117.36 

117.45 

118.25

117.68 

117.76 

117.68 

117.72 

117.24 

118.20

June

119.86 

119.75 

118.80

118.83 

119.51 

119.18 

118.50 

118. 3C

Lowest daily 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

July

119.00 

118.40 

118.80 

118.90 

119.62

119.55 

119.82 

120.19 

120.77 

120.28

120.40 

120.54 

121.02

120.38

120.00

120.58 

119.90 

119.82

120.56

119.75

120.19 

119.58 

119.49 

119.27 

119.37

120.00 

119.35 

119 . 44 

119.62 

119.50 

119.18

AUK.

119.98 

119.57 

119.45 

119.54 

119.57

119.50 

120.03 

119.89 

119.98 

120.15

120.38 

120.22 

119.97

119.89

120.20

120.69 

120.82 

120.72

120.94

120.40

120.12 

120.81 

120.50 

120.61 

120.90

120.02 

121.00 

120 . 50 

120 . 95 

120.44 

120.48

Sept.

120.78 

120.92 

120.90 

120.42 

120.60

120.20 

120 . 53 

120.17 

120.06 

120.03

119.80 

119.99 

120.60

120.27

119.84

119.93 

119.87 

119.66

120.38

119.86

120.37 

119.93 

120.62 

120.02 

119.80

119.87 

119.90 

120 .39 

120.60 

120.45

Oct.

120.32 

120.16 

120.58 

120.13 

120.10

120.37 

120.35 

120.05 

119.80 

120.35

120.03 

120.23 

120.81

120.80

120.18

119.86 

120.44 

120.89

120.81

120,37

120.42 

120.41 

120.19 

120.65 

120.36

121.12 

120.56 

120.30 

120.58 

120.59 

120.59

Nov.

120.50 

120.81 

120.60 

120.70 

120.43

120.69 

120.10 

120.27 

120.80 

120.45

120.90 

120.45 

120.50

120.10

119.75

120.25 

120.50 

120.08

120.10

120.50

120.50 

120.00 

120.33 

120.14 

120.40

120.68 

120.58 ' 

120.05 

119.95 

120.58

i_ Dec.

120.23 

120.73 

120.18 

119.51 

120.11

120.40 

120.69 

120.33 

120.79 

120.10

120.42 

119.56

119.98

119.93 

119.79

119.78 

120.40 

119.82 

119.60

119.87 

119.03 

119.79 

119.96 

120.50 

119.84

Dg 9. Ashippun Fire Department. SE^-SEj- sec. 

Records available: 1946-49.

30, T. 9 N., R. 17 E.

Date

Jan. 5 

May 4

Water 

level

13.16 

9.00

Date

June 8 

July 27

Water 

level

11.73

11.14

Date

Sept. 21 

Dec. 7

Water 

level

13.59 

14.83

Dg 10. Ashippun Fire Department. SE^SEi sec. 30, T. 9 N., R. 17 E. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water fl _. level Date

11.00 May 4 

10.53 II June 8

Water 

level

9.95 

10.75

Date

July 27 

Sept .21

Water 

level

11.00 

11.19

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

11.82

Dg 11. F. C. Etscheid. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 1, T. 9 N., R. 13 E. Records
WE CONS IN, DODGE COUNTY 403

11 Continued.

Dai

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

r\ Jan.

45.41 

45.42 

45.48 

45.49 

45.38

45.31

45.35 

45.27 

45.66 

45.67

45.59 

45.32 

45.42 

45.54 

45.42

45.63 

45.62 

45.45 

45.66 

45.66

45.43

45.54 

45.48 

45.56

45.36 

45.42 

45.52 

45.48 

45.31

I

Feb.

45.51 

45.53 

45.40 

45.47 

45.48

45.43

45.46 

45.65 

45.73 

45.79

45.79 

45.82 

45.90 

45.94 

46.08

46.37 

46.40 

46.35 

46.38 

46.42

46.37

46.31 

46.34 

46.53 

46.69

46.67 

46.51 

46.68

jowest

Mar.

46.71 

46.74 

46.75 

46.78 

46.97

47.25

4-7.26 

47.10 

47.10 

47.04

47.02 

47.00 

46.99 

46.99 

47.02

47.97 

46.91 

46.92 

46.93 

46.85

46.67

46.70 

46.72 

46.60 

46.47

46.47 

46.29 

46.37 

46.34 

46.28 

46.00

dally

Apr.

46.00 

45.87 

45.59 

45.42 

45.19

45.04

45.02 

44.94 

44.93 

44.79

44.57 

44.21 

44.15 

44.16 

44.22

44.22 

44.01 

43.90 

43.87 

43.67

43.50

43.16 

43.02 

42.99 

42.72

42.30 

42.24 

42.07 

41.61 

41.20

water

May

40.38 

40.75 

40.75 

40.45 

40.14

39.82

39.40 

38.86 

38.45 

38.32

38.09 

37.79 

37.74 

37.67 

37.54

37.26 

37.06 

36.89 

36.88 

36.7.8

36.43

36.08 

36.08 

35.92 

35.81

35.66 

35.51 

35.42 

35.36 

35.54 

35.73

level

June

35.90 

36.11 

36.18 

36.11 

36.13

36.15

36.34 

36.39 

36.43 

36.38

36.29 

36.42 

36.60 

36.60 

36.59

36.56 

36.32 

36.29 

36.34 

36.43

36.61

36.68 

36.68 

36.68 

36.58

36.47 

36.44 

36.41 

36.31 

36.17

from

July

36.14 

36.21 

36.18 

36.13 

36.14

36.00 

36.00 

35.88 

35.89

35.81 

35.60 

35.51 

35.48 

35.45

35.40 

35.40 

35.51 

35.59 

35.68

35.91 

35.95 

35.98 

36.00

36.22 

36.33 

36.36 

36.41 

36.41 

36.40

recorc

Aug.

36.36 

36.44 

36.51 

36.50 

36.57

36.79

36.96 

37.05 

37.15 

37.38

37.37 

37..39 

37.32 

37.26 

37.29

37.40 

37.55 

37.68 

37.96 

38.05

38.01

37.98 

38.18 

38.26 

38,36

38.52 

38.80 

39.00 

39.12 

39.31 

39.61

Ler chs

Sept

39.88 

39.95 

40.04 

40.22 

40.72

40.80

40.76 

40.75 

40.69 

40.80

41.14 

41.28 

41.45 

41.49 

41.43

41.56 

41.88 

42.09 

42.36 

42.39

42.38

42.35 

42.40 

42.39 

42.39

42.61 

42.87 

42.99 

43.02 

43.06

irts

Oct.

43.23 

43.66 

43.95 

44.30 

44.44

44.46

44.57 

44.68 

44.84 

44.85

45.01 

45.21 

45.40 

45.55 

45.59

45.66 

45.88 

46.02 

46.17 

46.27

46.27

46.22 

46.33 

46.43 

46.34

46.47 

46.47 

46.52 

46.48 

46.72

Nov.

46.83 

47.13 

47.13 

47.19 

47.23

47.08

47.02 

47.25 

47.29 

47.32

47.39 

47.40 

47.36 

47.36 

47.41

47.49 

47.55 

47.58 

47.42 

47.56

47.70

47.70 

47.57 

47.56 

47.69

47.70 

47.66 

47.56 

47.48 

47.54

Dec.

47.65 

47.75 

47.73 

47.77 

47.82

47.83

48.05 

48.15 

48.16 

48.04

47.99 

48.04 

48.11 

48.06 

47.97

47.75 

47.63 

47.65 

47.65 

47.55

47.55

47.64 

47.74 

47.74 

47.73

47.83 

48.04 

48.07 

48.19 

48.12 

48.10

Dg 12. Baker Canning Co. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 10, T. 12 N., R. 17 E. RecDate

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

44.45 

41.40

Date

May 4 

June 8

Water 

level

38.84 

43.89

Date

July 20 

Oct. 19

Water 

level

47.52 

47.29

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

48.13

Dg 14. Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, li 

R. 15 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

51.50 1 May 4 

52.28 R June 8

44.89 | July 28 

48.11 II Sept. 14

E-fNE-f sec

45.97 1 

50.17 1

Dg 15. Mayvllle Construction Co. SW^NWi sec. 13, T 

Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

22.29 1 May 4 

21.70 II June 8

Dg 17. F. C. Etscheld. 

available: 1948-49.

21.05 || July 20 

21.38 II Sept. 14

SEiSWi sec. 1, T.

21.54 [ 

22. C8 I

9 N., R.

. 21

Nov.

. 12

Nov.

13 E

, T. 10 N.,

30 46.10

N., R. 16 E

30 22.08

. Records

Jan. 17

26

Feb. 2

16

23

Mar. 9

16

23

30

Apr. 13

74.61

74.12

74.94

77.27

78.69

82.72

82.27

82.31

82.30

81.08

Apr. 20

May 18

June 22

29

July 7

13

28

Aug. 3

10

17

81.10

72.83

69.90

68.66

68.39

64.73

69.52

67.92

75.21

70.80

Aug. 24

31

Sept. 7

14

21

28

Oct. 5

12

16

26

70.80

72.36

72.32

65.70

63.26

63.03

70.31

72.43

78.11

78.11

Nov. 2

9

16

23

30

Dec. 7

14

21

28

86.12

83.12

82.80

82.60

80.36

80.73

78.64

77.23

79.37
404 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Door Count 7

Dr 5. City of Sturgeon Bay. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 8, T. 27 R. 26 E. RecDate

Jan. 6 

Mar. 3

Water 

level

7.02 

5.50

Date

May 5 

June 9

Water 

level

1.43 

5.24

Date

July 21 

Sent. 22

Water 

level

7.81 

7.91

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

9.30

Dr 7. Fred Peteraon. NE^NE^ sec. 30, T. 29 

available: 1946-49.

R. 27 E. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

42.69

57.15

May 

June

55.59

46.40

July 21 

Sept.22

46.40

46.59

Dec. 7 52.40

Douglas County

Ds 1. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NEiSEj- sec. 25, T. 47 N., 

R. 10 W. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation 

Department. Records available: 1937-41, 1943-49.

Jan. 1 

Feb. 5 

Mar. 19

28.76 

28.80 

28.85

Apr. 2 

May 7 

June 4

28.22 | July 5 

28.46 Aug. 6 

28.85 1 Sept. 3

27.99 

28.82 

28.39

Oct. 1 

Nov. ' 5 

Dec. 5

28.94 

28.89 

28.88

Fond du Lac County

Fl 10. City of Fond du Lac. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest dally water level

Daj

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

T\ Jan.

52.61 

52.55 

52.55 

52.60 

52.69

52.70 

=;p VP

52.83 

52.55 

52.75

52.91 

52.68 

c;p i~\

52.80 

52.43

52.39 

52.61 

52.71 

52.89 

52.95

52.78 

52.95 

52.58

52.67 

52.65 

52.66 

52.71 

52.40 

51.96

Feb.

52.57 

52.67 

52.54 

52.62

52.51 

52.49 

52.63

52.66 

52.58 

52.50

52.24 

52.28

52.54 

52.59 

52.72 

52.60 

52.24

52.59 

52.54 

52.40 

52.55 

52.58

52.56 

52.00 

51.72

Mar.

51.65 

51.68 

51.62 

51.39 

51.28

51.18 

51.18

51.32 

51.53 

51.35

51.25 

51.31 

51.09

51.01 

51.17

51.11 

51.21 

51.38 

51.34 

51.12

50.84 

50.92 

51.15 

51.05 

51.20

51.15 

50.92 

50.79 

50.93 

50.90 

51.25

Anr.

51.47 

51.70 

51.92 

52.05 

52.27

52.15 

51.96

52.20 

52.54 

52.54

52.17 

52.09

co on

52.12 

51.52

51.24 

51.05 

50.99 

51.09 

51.08

51.07 

51.11 

51.02 

50.76 

50.61

50.92 

50.99 

51.10 

51.17 

51.05

May

50.64 

50.82 

51.12 

51.46 

51.77

51.85 

51.74

51.66 

51.48 

51.62

51.63 

51.80 

51.96

52.23 

51.56

52.04 

51.91 

52.15 

52.10 

52.12

52.00 

51.65 

51.62 

51.81 

51.86

51.88 

52.04 

52.00 

51.75 

51.49 

51.83

June

52.23 

52.61 

52.84 

53.25 

53.23

53.30 

53.58

53.42 

53.48 

53.86

54.31 

54.28 

54.03

53.80 

53.57

53.56 

53.79 

54.39 

54.25 

54.80

55.39 

55.84 

55.67 

55.51 

54.95

54.42 

54.56 

54.59 

54.76 

55.52

July

55.84 

55.99 

56.30 

56.64 

56.05

57.37 

57.59

57.19 

56.99 

56.52

56.62 

57.04 

57.21

56.95 

57.01

57.05 

56.65 

56.93 

57.78 

58.38

58.17 

58.22 

58.14 

57.56 

57.72

58.33 

53.54 

58.60 

59.08 

59.03 

58.54

Aug.

58.11 

58.58 

58.57 

58.50 

58.28

58.72 

58.66

59.25 

60.27 

60.66

60.14 

59.94 

60.11

59.20 

58.76

59.16 

58.98 

58.89 

58.67 

58.54

57.75 

57.98 

58.26 

58.72 

59.33

59.60 

59.64 

59.04 

58.54 

58.49 

58.30

Sept

58.23 

58.24 

58.04 

57.46 

57.00

57.10 

57.52

57.29 

57.56 

57.52

56.95 

56.55 

56.61

56.74 

56.90

56.85 

57.00 

56.15 

56.17 

56.13

56.22 

56.20 

56.03 

55.80 

55.31

55.68 

55.74 

56.05 

55.97 

56.29

Oct.

56.14 

55.65 

55.44 

55.75 

55.77

55.60 

55.65

55.71 

55.38 

54.89

55.24

54.34 

54.11

53.58 

53.67 

53.64 

55.71 

55.75

53.56 

53.47 

53.00 

53.05 

55.06

53.17 

53.18 

53.20 

55.02 

52.59 

52.70

Nov.

52.37 

52.81 

52.68 

52.57 

52.45

51.98 

52.12

52.52 

52.45 

52.57

52.63 

52.43 

51.87

51.97 

51.88

51.75 

52.00 

52.30 

52.03 

51.64

51.81 

51.85 

52.07 

51.75 

51.81

51.61 

51.75 

51.29 

51.51 

51.64

Dec.

51.77 

52.01 

51.52 

51.17 

51.16

51.05 

51.20

51.17 

51.35 

51.56

50.85 

51.06 

51.25

51.55 

51.45

51.41 

51.57 

51.00 

51.15 

51.09

51.18 

51.55 

51.72 

51.70 

51.10

50.87 

50.90 

51.07 

51.55 

51.44 

51.49

sec. 11, T. 15 N., R. 17 E.

from recorder charts
WISCONSIN, JACKSON COUNTY 405

PL 16. Mrs. Amanda Kohn. 

ords available: 1946-49.

gee. 25, T. 13 N., R. 18 E. RecDate Water Date level

Jan. 5 &>93 

Mar. 2 5.73

Date

May 4 

June 8

Water 

level

6.97 

7.84

Date

July 20 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

7.73 

8.09

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

8.02

PL 19. John Steffin. NW^NE^ gee. 30, T. 17 N., R. 19 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Mar. 2 

May 4

Water 

level

134.82 

134.68

Date

June 8 

Julv 20

Water 

level

135.35 

135.45

Date

Sept. 21 

Dec. 7

Water 

level

136.93 

136.62

Gr 1. 

available:

Gr 2. 

available:

Gr 3 

available:

Gr 4. 

available:

Grant Count?

Carl Doeringfeld. SEj-SE^ sec. 7, T. 6 N., R. 2 W. Records 

1946-48. No measurements made in 1949.

Carl Doeringfeld. SE^SE^ sec. 7, T. 6 N., R. 2 W. Records 

1946-48. No measurements made in 1949.

Chester H. Graham. NWJ-SWj- sec. 17, T. 6 N., R. 2 W. Records 

1946-47. Measurements discontinued.

Henry Jones Estate. NEjNE-J- sec. 26, T. 6 N., R. 1 W. Records 

1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

11 

8

65.51 

65.64

I Apr. 27 

1 June 1

66.01 

66.10 Dec.

5 

15

1 66.57 

1 67.35

Gr 5. 

available:

Clarence Gratz. SWjSEi sec. 6, T. 5 N., R. 2 W. Records 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 11 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

15.39 

14.75

Date

Apr. 27 

June 1

Water 

level

15.53 

15.93

Date

Aug. 5 

Sept. 27

Water 

level

16.05 

16.43

Date

Dec. 13

Water 

level

16.28

Gn 1. Charles Segner. 

available: 1946-49.

Green County

sec. 21, T. 2 N., R. 7 E. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

11 

8

61.44 

59.10

Apr. 

June

27 

1

60.43 

61.55

Aug. 

Sept

5 

.27

62.02 

62.81

1 Dec. 13 63.59

Gn 2. Earl Waddington. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 18, T. 3 N., R. 6 B. Records

Jan. 11 

Mar. 8

133.97

155.89

Apr. 27 

June 1

154.47 I Aug.5 

154.17 I Sept.27

154.66

154.51

Dec. 15 135.04

Gn 5. Owner unknown. SE^ST^ sec. 23, T. 2 N., R. 7 E. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

11 

8

1 35.60 

1 51.89

Apr. 

June

27 

1

52;85 

55.55 I

Aug. 

Sept

5 

.27

53.51 

53.64

1 Dec. 13 34.26

Jackson County

Ja 1. L. Epstein. SW^SE^ sec. 20, T. 20 N., R. 2 E. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 13 

Mar. 10

Water 

level

15.67 

15.57

Date

Apr. 29 

June 5

Water 

level

14.57 

14.15

Date

Aug. 12 

SeDt.29

Water 

level

14.46 

16.70
406 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Je 1. 

available:

Jefferson County

Owne r unknown. 

1946-49.

sec. 3, T. 6 N., R. 13 E. Records

Date

Jan. 3 

Mav 2

Water 

level

10.15 

8.66

Date

June 6 

Julv 25

Water 

level

9.76 

10.21

Date

Sept. 19 

Nov. 29

Water 

level

11.03 

11.30

Je 7. Village of Johnson Creek. NW^NWj sec. 18, T. 7 N., R. 14 E. 

Records available: 1946-48. Measurements discontinued.

Je 9. Chicago & Northwestern Railroad. 

R. 14 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 25, T. 7 N.,

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

16.25

15.16

May 

June

23.49

23.01

Sept.19 

Dec. 6

34.60

25.45

Juneau County

Ju 1. Owner unknown. NW^NWj sec. 24, T. 14 N., R. 5 E. Measurements 

discontinued after Aug. 12, 1949. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

15 

10

11.22 1 

10.69 I

Apr. 

June

29 

5

9.68 

10.17

Aug. 12 10.06

Ju 8. Wisconsin National Guard Camp. SWjSW|- sec. 21, T. 17 N., 

R. 2 E. Unused drilled public-supply well, diameter 4 inches, depth 64 

feet. Water-stage recorder maintained on well since Nov. 50, 1949. 

Measurements supplied through courtesy of commanding officer, Camp Williams, 

Records available: 1949.

Dec. 1

8

9.16 

9.21

Dec. 15 

22

9.52 

9.28

1 Dec. 29 1 9.54

Ju 9. W. Surriet. SWjNWi sec. 17, T. 16 N., R. 5 E. Unused drilled 

industrial well, diameter 6 inches, depth 105 feet. Water-stage recorder 

maintained on well since Dec. 16, 1949. Measurements supplied through 

courtesy of New Lisbon Water Department. Records available: 1949.

Dec. 2

8

14.93 1 

14.96 1

Dec. 15 

25

14.99 

14.94

Dec. 29 14.97

Kenosha County

Ke 1. Standard Products Laboratories. HE^SE^ sec. 10, T. 1 N., 

R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

59.10 

51.92

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

50.59 

52.29

Date

July 25 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

58.71 

53.02

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

51.81

Ke 3. Stanley Ruzicki and William Schutzen. 

R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 8, T. 1 N.,

Date

Jan. 3 

May 2

Water 

level

114.25 

104.86

Date

June 6 

July 25

Water 

level

103.45 

109.60

Date

Sept. 19 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

109.15 

108.90

Ke 4. Sunset Ridge Memorial Park. 

Records available: 1946-49.

i sec. 27, T. 2 N., R. 22. E

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

77.26 

77.40

Date

May 25 

June 6

Water 

level

78.57 

78.28

Date

July 25 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

78.57 

78.91

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

78.86
WISCONSIN, LANGIADE COUNTY 407

Ke 5. J.'Bishop. SEjSEi sec. 20, T. 2 N., R. 22 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

4.87 

4.24

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

3.37 

4.34

Date

July 26 

Sept. 19

Water 

level

4.54 

6.03

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

6.96

Ke 6. Kenosha County. NU/J-NW^ sec. 11, T. 2 N., R. 22 E. Records 

avallable: 194 6-49.

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

30.22 1 May 2 

30.79 1 June 6

32.68 J July 25 

33.24 I Sept. 19

34.28 

35.58

Dec. 5 34.42

Lafayette County

Lf 1. Erickson. NWjSW| sec. 25, T. 3 N., R. 5 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

11

8

1 21.70 

1 20.66

J Apr. 

II June

27 

1

21.45 1 22.16 I Aug. 

Sept

5

.27

20.70 I 

22.22 8

Dec. 13 22.76

Lf 10, Owner unknown, 

available: 1947-49.

'i sec. 9, T. 2 N., R. 1 E. Records

Date

Jan. 11 

Apr. 27

Water 

level

22.23 

21.20

Date

June 1 

AUK. 5

Water 

level

21.76 

21.75

Date

Dec. 13

Water 

level

24.35

Lf 11. Owner unknown, 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 4, T. 2 N., R. 1 E. Records

Date

Jan. 11 

Mar. 8

Water 

level

29.39 

29.21

Date

Apr. 27 

June 1

Water 

level

29.36 

29.63

Date

Aug. 5 

Sect. 27

Water 

level

29.97 

30.59

Date

Dec. 13

Water 

level

31.91

Lf 12. Owner unknown, 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 33, T. 2 N., R. 4 E. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

11

8

1 33.74 

1 25.12

I Apr. 

I June

27

1

36.25 1 

36.62 I

Aug. 

Sect

5

.27

30.97 

36.23

Dec. 13 38.20

La 2. Dahlke 

able: 1948-49.

Langlade County

i sec. 25, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records availJan. 21 

Mar. 16 

May 3

125.5 

125.75 

125.98

May 11 

21 

June 1

125.97 

126.08 

126.03

June 10 

17 

23

126.04 

126.09 

126.10

July 25 

Aug. 25 

Sept. 29

126.21 

126 .35 

126.31

La 3. James Veelak. SWiHWj sec. 4, T. 31 N., R. 12 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Mar. 

May

16 

3

1 81.88 

1 81.98

May 11 

24

82. Cl 

82.11 i

June 10 

17

82.16 

82.19

Aug. 25 82.47

La 9. Harvey Guenthner. SW^-NEi sec. 35, T. 31 N., R. 10 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Mar. 15 

May 3 

11

14.62 

14.10 

14.15

May 23 

June 1

14.31 

14.36

July 25 

Aug. 25

14.03 

14.24

Sept. 29 

Dec. 1Q

14.51 

14.94

La 17. Prosser Bros.. NWJSWJ sec. 3, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. Measurements discontinued after Aug. 25, 1949.

Mar. 16 

May__3_

16.63

14.32

May 24 

June 10

15.59

16.00

June 17 

23

15.99

15.99

Aug. 25 15.91
408 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

La 22. Gus Wierscbke. SW^NE^ sec. 13, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Mar. 

May

16 

3

Water 

level

10.53 

10.53

Date

May 

June

24 

10

Water 1 

level

11.20 

10.44 I

Date

June 

AUK.

17 

25

Water 

level

10.35 

10.42

La 23. Felix Zelowski. NE^NE^ sec. 4, 

available: 1948-49.

T. 30 N., R. 11 Records

Mar. 

May

15 

2

9.87 

9.11

| May 

1 June

23 

9

9.30 

9.57 I

June 

Aug.

16 

25

9.57 

9.66

La 26. U. S. Geol. Survey. SEiSE-j sec. 7, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. 

ords available: 1944-49.

RecDate

Jan. 2

8

16

23

29

Feb. 5

12

19

27

Mar. 6

12

19

26

Apr. 3

Water 

level

10.14

11.19

10.26

10.22

10.29

10.36

10.43

10.33

 10.48

10.47

10.51

10.59

9.08

8.18

Date

Apr. 10

16

24

May 2

8

15

22

28

June 5

12

16

20

25

July 3

Water 

level

8.44

8.57

8.76

8.44

8.32

8.52

8.54

8.77

9.01

9.04

9.20

9.19

9.13

9.01

Date

July 10

17

23

25

31

Aug. 7

14

21

28

Sept. 4

12

19

28

Water 

level

7.81

8.24

8.39

8.47

8.42

9.45

8.64

8".73

8.66

9.01

9.15

9.23

9.37

Date

Oct. 2

10

17

24

31

Nov. 6

14

21

27

Dec. 4

11

19

26

Water 

level

9.44

9.44

9.51

9.66

9.69

9.75

9.76

9.88

10.76

10.03

10.02

10.07

10.12

La 30. Pelix Zelowski. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 1, T. 31 N., R. 11 B. Records

Jan. 21 

Mar. 16 

May 3 

11

24.50 

24.89 

23.51 

23.66

May 24 

June 1 

10

23.89 

24.03 

24.17

June 17 

23 

July 25

24.28 

24.33 

24.30

Aug. 25 

Sept. 29 

Dec. 10

24.57 

24.86 

24.32

La 44. J. Jacobus. 

available: 1948-49.

sec. 32, T. 32 N., R. 11 E. Records

Jan. 21 

Mar. 16 

May 3 

11

23.71 

23.93 

23.89 

23.88

May 24 

June 1 

10

23.92 

23.86 

23.86

June 17 

23 

July 25

23.87 

23.86 

23.77

Aug. 25 

Sept. 29 

Dec. 10

23.77 

23.77 

23.99

La 45. 

available:

Star Neva School. 

1948-49.

sec. 22, T. 32 N., R. 11 E. Records

Mar. 

May

35.68

35.17

May 11

24

35.21

35.32

June 10 35.45

35.49

Aug. 25 | 35.31

La 57. Prosser Bros. SEjSW^ sec. 17, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records 

available: 1941-49. Measurements discontinued after May 16, 1949.

Jan. 3

10

17

24

31

Feb. 7

15.50

15.33

15.94

15.5

15.46

15.48

Feb. 14

21

28

Mar. 7

14

15

15.53

15.57

15.60

15.60

15.60

15.60

Mar. 21

28

Apr. 4

12

19

15.61

15.35

14.88

14.58

14.40

Apr. 26

May 2

3

10

16

14.30

14.15

14.17

14.10

13.50

R.

La 64. Wisconsin Conservation Department. 

HE. Records available: 1948-49.

NWjSEi sec. 20, T. 31 N.,
WISCONSIN, LANGIADF COUNTY 409

La 64 Continued.

Date

Jan. 3

10

17

24

31

Mar. 7

14

21

23

Apr. 4

11

18

25

Water 

level

16.26

16.29

16.32

16.35

16.46

16.40

16.34

16.40

15.49

15.38

15.28

15.37

15,40

Date

May 2

9

16

23

30

June 1

6

13

20

29

July 4

11

Water 

level

15.28

15.18

15.23

15.20

15.02

15.48

15.40

15.46

15.50

15.44

15.30

15.22

Date

July 18

25

Aug. 1

8

15

22

25

Sept. 5

12

19

26

Oct. 3

Water 

level

14.96

15.02

15.10

15.12

15.09

15.27

15.28

15.26

15.52

15.55

15.62

15.70

Date

Oct. 10

17

24

31

Nov. 7

14

21

28

Dec, 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

15.69

15.74

15.78

15.87

15.87

15.87

15.92

15.92

16.04

16.08

16.12

16.17

La 68. J. Shafel. NE^SE^ sec. 

able: 1948-49.

12, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Records availDate

Mar. 15 

May 3

Water 

level

8.67 

6.33

Date

May 23 

June 10

Water 

level

6.30 

6.61

Date

Aug. 25

Water 

level

6.39

La 71. Fred Anstutz. NWjSW| sec. 21, T. 31 N., R. 11 E. 

available: 1948-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 21 

Mar. 15 

May 3 

11

Water 

level

13.62 

13.88 

13.25 

13.05

Date

May 24 

June 1 

10

Water 

level

12.99 

13.02 

13.11

Date

June 16 

23 

July 25

Water 

level

13.17 

13.21 

12.57

Date

Aug. 25 

Sept .29 

Dec. 10

Water 

level

12.53 

12.71 

13.24

La 74. C. Pickner. NWjNWj sec. 34, T. 32 N., R. 11 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Mar. 

Mav

16 

3

25.81 

25.32 [

May 

June

24 

10

25.36 1 

25.43 1

June 17 

22

25.47 I 

25.49 1

Aug. 25 25.03

La 77. Ted Baginski. SE|NWj sec. 23, T. 31 N., R. 10 E. Records 

available: 1948. Measurements discontinued. Replaced by La 270.

La 78. Owner unknown. NEj-NWi sec. 1, T. 33 N., R. 10 E. Unused 

drilled industrial well, diameter 6 inches, depth 91 feet. Records available: 1949.

Date

Mar. 18 

May 3

Water 

level

76.47 

76.75

Date

May 24 

June 10

Water 

level

76.83 

76.81

Date

June 16 

AUK. 25

Water 

level

76.89 

77.16

La 86. A. F. Hoeft. NWjSE^ sec. 16, T. 32 N., R, 10 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 21 

Mar. 16 

May 3 

11

Water 

level

10.01 

10.18 

9.03 

8.57

Date

May 24 

June 1 

10

Water 

level

8.83 

8.97 

9.20

Date

June- 16 ' 

23 

July 25

Water 

level

^--9.21 

..9 . 17 

8.83

Date

Aug. 25 

Sept. 29 

Dec. 10

Water 

level

9.14 

9.41 

9.66

La 87. Felix Zelowski. 

available: 1548-49.

sec. 10, T. 32 N., R. 10 E. Records

Date

May 3 

24

Water 

level

7.32 

6.73

Date

July 10 

16

Water 

level

6.80 

6.87

Date

Sept. 2 5

Water 

level

6.59
410 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

La 88. John Lucht. SW|NW| sec. 27, T. 31 N., B. 11 E. Records 

avallable: 1948-49.

Date

Mar. 16 

May 3

Water 

level

31.49 

30.99

Date

May 24 

June 10

Water 

level

31.15 

31.27

Date

June 17 

Sept. 25

Water 

level

31.31 

31.43

La 90. Arnold Schmiege. SE^SE^ sec. 24, T. 32 N., R. 11 E. Records 

available: 1948-49. May 3, 9.86; May 24, 10.16; June 17, 10.70; Sept. 25, 

16.68.

La 100. Kretz. NW^NE^ sec. 18, T. 30 N., R. 11 E. Records available: 1948-49.

Mar. 

May

15 

2

1 n

1 10

.83 

.60

1 May

| June

23 

9

10 

11

.78 ! 

.01

June 

Aufr.

16 

25

11.07 

10.91

La 107. Carlsen. SW^NW^ sec. 26, T. 32 N.. R. 12 E. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Jan. 21 

Mar. 16 

May 3

'"Jater 

level

115.06 

115.44

115.73

Date

May 25 

June 1 

10

Water 

level

115.90 

115.91 

115.95

Date

June 17 

23 

July 25

Water 

level

115.98 

116.03 

116.17

Date

Aug. 25 

Sept. 29 

Dec. 10

Water 

level

116.38 

116.55 

121.08

La 108. Frank Psenicka, Jr. NW-jNE?- sec. 7, T. 32 N., R. 11 E. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Mar. 16 

May 3

Water 

level

51.97 

50.82

Date

May 24 

June 10

Water 

level

50.67 

50.40

Date

June 16 

AUK. 25

Water 

level

50.44 

50.09

able

La 110. Dolezel. SE^SE^ sec. 26, T. 32 N., R. 10 E. Records avail1948-49.

Mar.

May

able

Mar. 

May

15

3

11.87

10.81

La 111. Pilecy. 1 

1948-49.

15 

3

9.04

7.25

[ May

1 June

1 May 

1 June

24

10

10.98

11.36

sec. 4, T. 31 N.,

24 

10

7.70 

8.19

I

June

AUK.

R. 10

I

June 

Au«'.

16

25

11.25

10.94

E. Records avail16 

25

8.25 

7.66

La 118. Wisconsin Public Service Corporation. NE£NW£ sec. 20, 

T. 31 N., R. 11 E. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin 

Public Service Corporation. Records available: 1942-49.

Date

Jan. 3

10

17

24

31

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 7

14

Water 

level

13.66

13.65

15.63

13.70

13.72

13.75

13.78

13.80

13.84

13.80

13.80

Date

Apr. 4

11

18

25

May 2

10

16

23

31

June 6

13

Water 

level

12.98

12.85

12.75

12.68

12.52

12.48

12.38'.

12.36

12.39

12.45

12.53

Date

June 20

27

July 5

12

25

Aug. 15

22

29

Sept. 6

13

19

Water 

level

12.57

12.60

11.99

12.20

12.27

12.26

12.38

12.50

12.59

12.65

12.70

Date

Sept. 26

Oct. 3

17

26

Nov. 7

14

22

28

Dec. 12

19

27

Water 

level

12.78

12.85

13.80

12.94

13.10

13.1V

13.20

13.25

13.45

13.42

13.45

La 200. Antigo Water Department, 

Records available: 1948-49.

sec. 29, T. 31 N., R, 11 E.
WISCONSIN, MARATHON COUNTY 411

La 200. Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Dayl Jan.

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

6.46 

6.36 

6.40 

6.46 

6.44

6.36 

6.36 

6.49 

6.49 

6.35

6.43 

6.53 

6.53 

6.35 

6.38

6.39 

6.38 

6.30 

6.42 

6.58

6.58 

6.44 

6.50 

6.61 

6.61

6.46 

6.51 

6.64 

6.63 

6.41 

6.61

Feb.

6.70 

6.70 

6.65 

6.71 

6.77

6.76 

6.51 

6.65 

6.75 

6.75

6.56 

6.79 

6.76 

6.75 

6.61

6.79 

6.86 

6.86 

6.78 

6.74

6.87 

6,86 

6.61 

6.67 

6.81

6.80 

6.70 

6.73

Mar.

6.85 

6.85 

6.78 

6.69 

6.72

6.72 

6.56 

6.55 

G.69 

6.69

6.63 

6.64 

6.66 

6.66 

6.65

6.63 

6.74 

6.85 

6.91 

6.91

6.89 

6.75 

6.28 

6.29 

6.29

6.27 

6.19 

5.65 

5.63 

5.65 

6.65

Apr.

5.53 

5.70 

5.71 

5.68 

5.59

5.66 

5.84 

5.78 

5.89 

5.98

5.83 

5.66 

5.84 

5.84 

5.88

5.80 

5.80 

5.80 

5.79 

5.47

5.77 

5.76 

5.79 

5.79 

5.44

5^53 

5.75

May

5.75 

5.54 

5.49 

5.25 

5.60

5.61 

5.67 

5.65 

5.58 

5.46

5.52 

5.61 

5.62 

5.54 

5.55

5.44 

5.50 

5.63 

5.59 

5.49

5.65 

5.65 

5.61 

5.55 

5.71

5.73 

5.73 

5.63 

5.75 

5.80 

5.81

June

5.76 

5.93 

5.92 

6.00 

6.00

6.12 

6.12 

6.14 

6.12 

6.30

6.30 

6.12 

6.28 

6.28 

6.05

5.97 

6.19 

6.31 

6.31 

5.97

6.01 

6.00 

5.92 

5.95 

5.91

5.91 

5.75 

6.04

e!i3

July

6.24 

6.32 

5.37

5.*27 

5.5& 

5.54 

5.64

5.64 

5.77 

5.77 

5.96 

5.96

6.15 

6.15 

6.23 

6.21 

6.29

6.11 

6.18 

6.16

5.' 74 

5.77 

5.80 

5.79

Aug.

5.61 

5.55 

5.69 

5.67 

5.79

5.78 

5.76 

5.76 

5.95 

5.96

5.91 

6.06 

6.04 

6.19 

6.10

6.26 

6.21 

6.30 

6.31 

6.31

6.29 

6.26 

6.27 

6.25 

6.36

6.36 

6.44 

6.44 

6.33 

6.33 

6.38

Sept.

6.38 

6.37 

6.40 

6.40 

6.31

6.31 

6.30 

6.26 

6.26 

6.31

6.30 

6.05 

6.05 

6.10 

6.10

6.17 

6.16 

6.04 

6.03 

6.03

6.02 

6.07 

6.07 

6.06 

6.06

5.99 

5.99 

6.00 

6.00 

6.07

Oct.

6.07 

6 .03 

6.00 

6.06 

6.05

5.95 

6.00 

5.97 

5.86 

5.78

5.78 

5.81 

5.86 

5.89 

5.89

5.83 

5.83 

5.94 

5.94 

5.98

5.98 

5.91 

5.91 

5.87 

5.87

5.99 

5.99 

6.01 

6.01 

5.92 

5.92

Nov .

5.94 

5.94 

5.90 

5.98 

6.01

6.01 

6.00 

6.01 

6.01 

5.97

5.97 

5.92 

5.89 

5.96 

5.96

6.00 

6.00 

6.03 

6.03 

6.00

6.00 

6.03 

6.03 

6.06

6.10 

6.11 

6.12 

6.12 

6.19

Dec.

6.19 

6.24 

G.24 

6.20 

6.20

6.20 

6.20 

6.13 

6.28 

6.30

6.30 

6.05 

6.05 

6.15 

6.20i

6.26 

6.26 

6.25 

6.25 

6.28

6.28 

6.30 

6.30

e!40 

6.40

La 270. D. S. Geol. Survey. SEiNWj sec. 23, T. 31 N., R. 10 E. 

Driven observation well, diameter rj- inches. Measuring point, top of 

casing, 1 foot above land-surface datum. Records available: 1949. 

Aug. 10, 5.29; Aug. 25, 5.61.

Lincoln County

Ln 25. U. S. Geol. Survey. 

ords available: 1944-49.

sec. 36, T. 34 N., R. 6 E. RecDate

Jan. 9 

17 

23 

31 

Feb. 7

Water 

level

6.10 

6.04 

6.13 

6.30 

6.34

Date

Feb. 21 

Mar. 1 

8 

13 

20

Water 

level

6.38 

6.34 

6.18 

6.32 

6.04

Date

Mar. 27 

Apr. 5 

10 

May 22 

Nov. 2

Water 

level

5.29 

5.38 

5.45 

5.34 

5.92

Date

Nov. 6 

13 

22 

28 

Dec. 18

Water 

level

5.96 

5.37 

5.66 

5.60 

5.62

Marathon County

Mr 1. George Chrudimsky. 

ords available: 1948-49.

sec. 25, T. 30 N., R. 10 E. RecJan. 3

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

36.67

36.69

36.47

36.52

36.47

36.77

36.52

36.39

36.97

37,22

Mar. 12

15

19

26

Apr. 2

9

16

23

30

May 3

36.57

34.40

36.56

36.52

36.72

34.40

34.42

31.52

31.47

36.89

May 7

14

21

23

28

June 4

11

18

26

July 2

36.87

35.97

36.91

36.94

36.87

36.95

36.57

36.87

36.77

36.82

July 9

16

23

Aug. 13

20

25

27

Sept. 3

10

17

36.87

37.02

37.07

37.15

37.17

37.21

37.47

37.22

37.27

37.28

9808SJ5 () 52 27
412 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Mr 1 Conti nued.

Date

Sept. 24 

Oct. 1 

8 

15

Water 

level

37.27 

37.42 

37.41 

37.52

Date

Oct. 22 

25 

Nov. 5 

12

Water 

level

37.50 

37.59 

37.77 

37.67

Date

Nov. 19 

26 

Dec. 3 

10

Water 

level

37.47 

37.67 

38.07 

37.80

Date

Dec. 17 

24 

31

Water 

level

37.77 

38.07 

37.92

Mr 3. George Hunt. NW^ sec. 26, T. 30 N., R. 10 E. 

able: 1948-49.

Records availDate

Mar. 15 

May 3

Water 

level

6.83 

3.56

Date

May 23 

June 9

Water 

level

4.79 

5.89

Date

June 16

Water 

level

6.16

Mr 27. Conrad Kremsrelter. SE^SE^ sec. 24, T. 29 N., R. 11 E. Records available: 1944-49.

Date

Jan. 3

10

20

27

Feb. 9

16

21

Mar. 1

9

21

Water 

level

9.14

9.44

9.35

9.43

9.53

9.58

9.62

9.67

9.71

9.66

Date

Mar. 30

Apr. 5

13

20

25

May 3

9

18

24

June 1

Water 

level

9.56

9.34

9.18

9.14

9.11

8.84

8.49

8.42

8.39

8.41

Date

June 6

14

22

27

July 5

14

19

24

Aug. 8

14

Water 

level

8.44

8.44

8.44

8.48

8.27

8.03

8.09

8.04

7.17

7.?5

Date

Aug. 24

Sept. 20

26

Nov. 2

9

14

Dec. 2

16

22

25

Water 

level

7.45

8.01

8.27

8.40

8.32

8.28

8.45

8.21

8.46

8.48

Mr 28. U. S. Geol. Survey. 

ords available: 1944-49.

NEiNE-J- sec. 31, T. 27 N., R. 9 E. RecJan. 3

10

17

24

31

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 7

14

21

28

22.53

22.58

22.63

22.66

22.62

22.74

22.80

22.82

22.85

22.89

22.95

22.82

22.59

Apr. 4

11

18

25

May 2

9

16

23

31

June 9

13

20

27

22.59

22.56

22.62

22.62

22.69

22.72

22.72

22.78

22.81

22.85

22.88

22.90

22.90

July 5

11

18

27

Aug. 1

8

15

22

29

Sept. 6

12

19

22.98

22.98

22.96

22.99

23.00

23.00

23.02

23.05

23.06

23.08

23.20

23.23

Sept .27

Oct. 3

10

17

24

Nov. 7

14

28

Dec. 5

12

19

27

23.21

23.22

23.24

23.27

23.28

23.34

23.38

23.42

23.45

24.47

23.49

23.89

Marinette County

Mt 1. Mr. R. S. Skldmore. 

ords available: 1946-49.

sec. 6, T. 30 N., R. 24 E. RecDate

Jan. 6 

Mar. 3

Water 

level

5.12 

12.62

Date

May 5 

June 9

Water 

level

14.22 

17.64

Date

Aug. 21 

Dec. 8

Water 

level

23.00 

11.62

Mt 5. City of Peshtlgo, 

available: 1947-49.

sec. 19, T. 30 N., R. 23 E. Records

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

Jan.

22.72 

20.39

Feb.

25.00 

25.36 

25.67 

26.02

Mar,

25.14 

25.77 

25.70 

25.67

May

.....

June

26.31 

25.84 

26.21 

26.47

July

*****

Aue. Sept

*****

Oct.

*****

Nov.

22.08 

22.75 

22.85 

23.15

Dec.

24.15 

24.05 

24.50 

24.47
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEF COUNTY 413

Mt-5 Continued.

Lowest daily water level

Day

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.

25]66 

25.27 

25.48 

25.58 

24.93

25.10 

25.40 

25.54 

25.63 

25.65

25.71 

24.84 

25.13 

25.49 

24.60

25.73 

25.84 

24.90 

24.26 

24.86

25.20 

25.26 

25.30 

25,23 

25.33 

24.05

Feb.

25.87 

25.74 

25.06 

25.43 

25.67 

25.81

25.81 

25.82 

25.90 

25.33 

26.05

26.54 

26.40 

26.36 

26.38 

L25.77

25.37 

25.57 

25.97 

25.64 

26.12

25.84 

26.27 

24.95

Mar.

25.67 

26.04 

24.87 

25.34 

25.82 

25.52

25.67 

26.12 

26.28 

25.01 

25.10

25.65 

25.51 

25.86 

25.86 

25.64

25^03 

25.37 

25.25

25.17

25.74 

25.03

May

24.35

24!35 

23.83 

23.83

25*66 

24.97 

25.04 

25.23

25.34 

25.27 

25.02 

25.02 

25.27

25.41 

25.23 

25.13 

25.05

25.87

26.17

June

26*36 

25.67 

25.97 

26.16

26.37 

26.11 

26.18 

25.41 

25.47

25.65 

25.75 

26.32 

25.33

25.30 

25.37 

25.01 

25.05 

25.17

.....

from recorder charts

July

32^3 

23.80 

24.39 

24.73

25^10

25.73

.....

.....

AUR.

.....

.....

.....

22.72

23.18 

24.15

Sept

.....

.....

.....

22.34 

22.65 

22.51

.....

Oct.

22.36 

22.30 

22.50 

22.83 

22.69 

21.16

21.85 

22.50 

22.46 

22.36 

22.66

23.15 

21.93 

22.43 

22.47 

22.58

22.74 

22.72 

22.70 

20.98 

21.95

22.75 

22.75 

22.82 

22.85 

22.85 

21.25

Nov.

23.55 

23.40 

22.45 

22.97 

23.52 

23.44

23.85 

24.42 

24.44 

24.18 

24.40

24.58 

24.62 

24.79 

24.83 

24.92

24.38 

23.80 

24.71 

24.45 

24.49

24.38 

24.58 

24.27 

24.22 

24.52

Dec.

23.83 

24.06 

24.45 

24.23 

24.25 

24.45

24.35 

24.55 

24.48 

24.55 

24.65

24.95 

25.35 

24.84 

23.59 

24.00

24.79 

24.90 

25.15 

25.17 

23.05

24.50 

24.88 

22.87 

23.75 

24.20 

24.48

Marquette County

SE^SEi sec. 8, T. 15 N., R. 1 

6 inches. Records available:

10 E. Unused drilled 

1949. Oct. 13,

Mq 2. G. Thompson. 

industrial well, diameter 

5.24; Dec. 9, 5.83.

Mq 5. L. Wilson. NY^NE^ sec. 21, T. 14 N., R. 10 E. Unused drilled 

stock well, diameter 6 inches, depth 60 feet. Equipped with lift pump. 

Records available: 1949. Oct. 12, 46.10; Dec. 9, 46.40.

Mq 9. Village of Westfield. NWjSEi sec. 12, T. 16 N., R. 8 E. 

Unused drilled fire well diameter 6 inches, depth 274 feet. Records available: 1949. Oct. 17, 17.76; Nov. 30, 17.91; Dec. 9, 17.83.

Milwaukee County

Ml 7. Milwaukee County. In Brown Deer Park. 

1947-49. Mar. 1, 41.39; May 3, 40.40.

Ml 8. Milwaukee Count-. In McGovern Park, in NW^NE^ sec. 35, 

T. 8 N., R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Records available:

Date

Jan. 4 

.Mar. 1

Water 

level

136.75 

134.88

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

133.17 

137.49

Date

July 26 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

137.49 

153.36

Ml 36. A. 0. Smith Corporation, 3533 North 27th Street, Milwaukee. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

Jan.

162.56 

162.40

161.94

Feb.

160 . 10 

160.15 

159.98

Mar.

159.50 

159.48 

159.50 

159 .32 

159.11

Apr.

157.71 

157.73 

157.71 

157.61 

157.34

May

156.74 

156.95 

157.11 

157.29 

157.45

June

162.74 

163.14 

163.64 

164. 03 

164.34
414 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

MI-36 Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Cay

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.

161.81

161.86

161.93 

162.30

162.04 

161.82

161.73

161.7?

161.57 

161 . 59

161.38 

161.50 

161.45 

161.04 

161.03

160.98 

160.81 

160.50 

160.66 

160.30

Feb.

159.18 

159.30 

159.52

159.52 

159.19 

159.23

159.24

158.89

159 .24 

159.32

1 RO P 1^

159.36

159.38 

159 .35 

159.31 

159 . 69

159.69 

159.45 

159.50

Mar.

3.59.34

159.30

158.98 

159.00 

158.98

158.96 

158.94 

153.94

158.78

158.72

158.56 

158.40

158.46

158.55 

158.45

157.93 

157.81 

157. 97 

157. 92 

157.93

157.93 

157.58 

157.68 

157.73 

157.73 

157.48

Atir .

157.14

157.19

157.41 

157.46 

157.46

157.27 

157.00 

156.78

156.78

156.87

157.00 

156.84

' 156.82

156.88 

156.83

156.76 

156.65 

156.74 

156.92 

156.82

156.58 

156.81 

156.91 

156.79 

156.83

May

-1 err rrQ

T R1? Qfi

158.00 

158.30 

158.29

158.75 

159.04

160.44

160.89 

161.04

161.09 

161.29 

161.50 

161.72 

161.88

162.11 

162.48 

162.72 

162.84 

162.80 

162.78

June

165.00

165.92

166.75 

167.56 

168.23

168.90 

169.49 

170.27

171.02

171.92

172.40 

172.85

173.20

173.28 

173.17

173.34 

173.67 

173.89 

174.13 

174. 50

174.76 

174.91 

175.05 

175.23 

175.40

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

17 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27

28

29

30 

31

July

175.60 

175.75 

175.79 

175.81 

175.99

176.36 

176.80 

177.06 

177.33 

177.53

177.43 

177.37 

177.32 

177.43 

177.56

177.67 

177.68 

177.54 

177.66 

177.92

178.18 

178.69 

178.95 

178.98 

179.02

179 .23

1 TQ AT

180.06

180.48

180.78 

180.87

AUK.

180.73 

180.73 

180.91 

181.05 

181.12

181.09 

181.01 

180.87 

180.88 

181.19

181.58 

181.97 

182.23 

182.32 

182.34

182.39 

182.47 

182.73 

 183.09 

183.37

183.54 

183.74 

184.12 

184.50 

184 .89

185.27

T Q C 17O

186.08

T Q c OQ

186.54 

186.80

Sept.

187.14 

187.32 

187 . 40 

187.28 

187.15

187.07 

186.81 

186.63 

186.50 

186.36

186.14 

185.75 

185.27 

185.27 

185.09

184.89 

184.69 

184.46 

184.17 

184.04

183 .72 

183.57 

183.48 

183 .48 

183 .25

182 .90 

182.37

182 24

1 PP PR

182.19

Oct.

182.21 

181.92 

181.59 

181.36 

181.31

181.12 

181.07 

181.07 

180.96 

180.70

180.34 

180.40 

180.42 

180.45 

180.44

180.18 

179.95 

179.77 

179.63 

179.45

179.37 

179.24 

179.31 

179.32

178.55 

178.52

Nov.

178.43 

178.45 

178.45 

178.54 

178.54

178.29 

177.89 

177.34 

177.34 

176.98

176.94 

176.87 

176.48 

176.18 

175.84

175.85 

175.81 

175.79 

175.48 

175.21

175.20 

175.15 

174.66 

174.65 

174.55

174.48 

174.04

173.83

173.41

173.44

Dec.

173.46 

173.49 

173 .38 

172.93 

172.78

172.48 

172.17 

172.20 

172.21 

 171.83

171.53 

171.24 

171 .28 

171.25 

171.21

171.03 

170.89 

170.79 

170.78 

170.50

170.24 

170.36 

170.58 

170.69 

170.51

170.14 

169.88

169.80

169.91

169.87 

169.77

Ml 45. Milwaukee Journal, 333 West State Street, Milwaukee, 

ords available: 1946-49.

Rec-
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEF COUNTY 415

Ml 45 Contimied.

Daily high and low water levels

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

Hipch

114.41 

114.45 

114.55 

114.16 

114.02

114.10 

114.08 

114.29 

112.32 

110.38

108.90 

107.82 

107.11 

106.95 

107.42

109.80 

111.57 

111.75 

110.13 

108.45

107.63 

107.38 

106.38 

106.18 

106.13

105.74 

104.88 

104.79 

105.40 

105.16 

104.87

Low

114.66 

114.60 

114.69 

114.60 

114.18

114.24 

114.30 

114.45 

114.43 

112.31

110.38 

108 . 88 

107 . 83 

107.31 

109.80

111.57 

112.88 

112.52 

111.75 

110.13

108.45 

107.68 

107.38 

106.38 

106.35

106.18 

105.82 

105.40 

105.51 

105.53 

105.17

February

Hi eh

105.02 

105.08 

109.52 

104.39 

104.43

104.28 

104.00 

103.15 

102.38 

107.70

107.09 

108.53 

109.33 

110.47 

110.43

111.30 

112.02 

112.13 

112.50 

112.85

113 .13 

113.04 

113.13 

112.78 

113.05

113.47 

113.44 

113 .51

Low

105. S3 

105.31 

105.08 

.1.04.53 

104.59

104.60 

104.45 

104.00 

103 .70 

107.09

108.53 

109.83 

110.64 

110.68 

111.30

112.02 

112. 15 

112.50 

112 . 85 

113.44

113.44 

113.39 

113.39 

113.13 

113 .64

113.66 

113.68 

113.68

from recorder charts

Ma i

High

112.53 

109.98 

108.00 

106 . 61 

106.04

105.93 

105.22 

104.83 

104.54 

104.33

104.12 

104.01 

103.54 

103 .28 

103.22

103.00 

102.96 

103.04 

103.28 

102.74

102.60 

102.55 

103.03 

102 . 96 

102.84

102.40 

102.92 

103 . 78 

103.20 

102.69 

102.27

'Ch

Low

113.71 

112.53 

109.97 

107.98 

106.61

106 .03 

105.92 

105.21 

104.85 

104.54

104.43 

104.30 

104.04 

103.62 

103 . 43

103.28 

103.17 

103.28 

103.43 

103.39

102.94 

103.03 

103.13 

103.40 

103.22

102.92 

104.90 

104.90 

103.78 

103.21 

102.70

Aurll

HiKh

102.30 

102.26 

102.29 

102.00 

101.40

101.28 

101.47 

103.40 

102.63 

101.87

101.07 

101.04 

102.83 

102.82 

102.28

101.89 

101.22 

101.20 

101.28 

101.09

103.29 

106 .43 

106.59 

104.24 

103.23

104.53 

106.54 

105.30 

105.77 

105.21

Low

102.41 

102.36 

102.34 

102.29 

102.00

102.02 

108.20 

107.90 

103.40 

103.01

101.85 

107.42 

103.30 

106.55 

102.82

102.29 

101.89 

101.32 

101.31 

116.27

111.30 

111.22 

110.13 

107.99 

107.41

110.50 

110.82 

109.31 

109.48 

110.40

Daily high and low water levels,

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 

S7 

28 

29 

30 

31

Mav

High

104.72 

104.32 

107.28 

109.70 

112.32

115.75 

114.03 

108.90 

107.90 

108.44

107.68 

108.07 

111.30 

113.07 

109.48

108.74 

111.80 

113.89 

112.03 

111.37

111.34 

111.36 

110.08 

113.10 

112.50

112.26 

113.54 

112.67 

110.51 

109.94 

109.84

Low

108 . 50 

112.32 

114.98 

118.11 

121.52

122.60 

119.74 

116.00 

113.30 

111.83

111.00 

116.56 

118.55 

117.48 

114.95

114.73 

119.33 

119.83 

119.63 

115.60

116.12 

113.96 

118.63 

118.12 

117.00

117.95 

117.67 

116.12 

114.52 

110 . 51 

118.08

June

High

113.46 

115.53 

119.92 

120.66 

117.53

106.30 

119.10 

118.71 

117.60 

120.55

121.91 

122.20 

121.28 

124.60 

124.81

125.90 

128.70 

128.46 

125.50 

124.58

127.88 

129.42 

129.82 

131.83 

131.34

130.00 

128.65 

131.44 

134.60 

133. 62

Low

120.94 

125.02 

127.26 

123.04 

125.04

125.23 

124.24 

122.49 

125.72 

127.20

130.20 

127.40 

131.22 

130.14 

132.30

134.32 

135.16 

135.51 

132.97 

133.58

136.09 

136.85 

137.66 

137.80 

138.57

135.75 

137.90 

139.72 

141.55 

141.92

from recorder charts

July

High

135.17 

136.02 

139.93 

133.80 

132,88

136.75 

137.80 

140.02 

138.63 

138.00

137.00 

140.68

143.71

143.82 

142.12 

142.00 

144.58 

145.52

147.55 

147.02

148.72 

147.75

Low

142.07 

143.74 

140.60 

134.93 

142.02

146.50 

145.28 

142.30

146.42 

148.46 

150.10 

150.95

148.25

151 ! 65 

152.27

153.20 

153.67 

153 .81 

150.60 

152.00

152.88 

153.13 

154.41 

154,93 

153.44

August

High

144.43

145.59 

142.75 

141.52 

144.57 

145.31

144.30

146.26 

143.72 

141.69

146.88 

146.95 

149.22 

146.55

141.17

140.95

145.85

148.33

145.93

Low

152.40 

152.35

152.30 

148.98 

149.88 

151.76 

152.78

153.05 

153.41 

153.02 

149.72 

152.21

153.41 

153.78

151.93

148.23 

147.12 

147.60 

151.21 

154.23

153.74

151.56 

152.32 

151.10
416 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ml 45 -Continued.

Daily high and low water levels

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

HlKh

140.80 

139.90 

141.00 

142.80

141.00 

140.30 

142.27 

136.23 

135.07

139.54 

139.54 

135.70 

133.60 

133.04

132.86 

131.56 

129.70 

128.22 

126.98

125.99 

127.88 

125.44 

123 . 82 

123.11

Low

149.72 

149.90 

150.85

144.20 

147.00 

147.95 

148.60 

149.44

146.60 

143.00 

147.69 

143.00 

144.90

146.16 

145.27 

141.48 

139.15 

137.09

139.39 

137.71 

136.35 

131.73 

130.00

133.11 

133.62 

131.10 

125.44 

120.36

October

High

124. 6£ 

124.94 

125.06 

127.59 

129.49

129.57 

129.60 

129.94 

127.61 

127.17

129.43 

126 .85 

125.59 

128 . 56 

125.54

123 . 70 

122.60 

124.23 

125.18 

125.00

126.88 

124.24 

121.10 

118.43 

115.50

114.68 

114.32 

117.35 

117.55 

115.48 

114.52

Low

131.93 

129 . 56 

132.73 

136.70 

135.01

135.34 

135.88 

135.87 

132.70 

135.30

135.65 

132.99 

133.51 

131.71 

130.35

128.00 

128.50 

12P.71 

131 .22 

132.80

132.99 

131.80 

124.95 

121 . 77 

118.50

116.21 

119.47 

121 . 78 

122.56 

120 . 76 

115.90

from recorder charts

November

HlKh

113 .08 

113 . 14 

112.73 

112.36 

110.41

108.49 

107.75 

108.00 

107.95 

109.20

107.93 

107.02 

106.62 

105.55 

105.00

109.09 

102.15 

103.42 

104.70 

106.22

105.21 

103.82 

103.33 

103 .01 

102.52

102 . 42 

102.82 

102.52 

103.20 

102.00

Low

114.53 

113.45 

113.45 

112.76 

112.46

110.49 

110.42 

111.50 

111.71 

114.10

113.20 

110.00 

109.30 

106.62 

105.66

105.00 

104.40 

105.20 

106.25 

106.75

106.35 

105.30 

104.01 

103.30 

103.54

102.85 

103.21 

103.25 

103 .73 

103.15

December

HlKh

100.45 

99.45 

98.38 

97.71 

97.29

96.40 

96.07 

97.09 

99.30 

99.37

99.59 

100.20 

100.20 

99.91 

100.12

100.29 

100.31 

10O.OO 

99.96 

97.93

98.55 

98.45 

98.27 

96.90 

95.35

95.72 

94.58 

95.29 

95.30 

95.35 

94.74

Low

102.00 

100.48 

98.85 

98.55 

97.90

97.42 

97.09 

99.30 

99.77 

99.88

100.20 

100.81 

100.80 

100.75 

100.63

101.20 

101.21 

100.76 

100.45 

100.08

99.44 

98.83 

98.91 

98.65 

97.20

96.15 

95.76 

95.93 

06.08 

96.20 

95.58

Ml 56. National Enameling & Stamping Co., North 10th Street & West 

St. Paul Avenue, Milwaukee. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

100.31 

103.18

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

102.27 

107.17

Date

Sept. 20 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

115.30 

86.39

Ml 79. Forest Home Cemetery. 

ords available: 1946-49.

7, T. 6 N., K. 21 E. "RecDally 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

January

High

192.15

191.30

191.60 

192.23 

192.87 

192.92 

193 .05

193.37 

195.20 

196.20 

196.95 

196.00

195.00 

194.63 

195.85 

196.11

Low

193.21 

192.18

191.40 

191.63

192.25 

192.86 

193.15 

193.30 

193.60

195.32 

196.32 

197.00 

197.78 

197.78

196.00 

196.20 

196.32

197.47

February

HlKh

197.02 

197.83 

198.14 

198.30 

197.57

196.80 

197.44 

197.34

197.50

194.52 

195.21

195.98 

196.69 

197.16 

196.29

Low

197.94 

198.48 

198.50 

198.90 

198.99

197.57 

196.91 

197.55 

197.73 

198.14

198.10 

197.53 

194.88 

195.38 

196.03

196.80 

197.18 

197.91 

198.14

March

Hlsh

193.70 

193.99 

194.37 

194.51 

193.30

192.20 

192.00 

193.09 

193.68 

194.40

194.99 

194.08 

192.51 

192.17 

193.42

194.03 

194.75 

194.78 

193.24

Low

194.22 

194.48 

194.80 

194.83 

194.66

193.42 

193 .20 

193.82 

194.52 

195.15

195.50 

3-95.49 

194.16 

193.50 

194.17

194.90 

195.08 

195.27 

195.10

April

Hirti

191.03 

189.53 

188.30 

188.00 

188.80

188.83 

189.19 

188.88 

188.00 

186.98

186.69 

187.62 

188.41 

189.27 

188.95

187.88 

186.66 

186.57 

188.03

Low

192.40 

191.03 

189.00 

189.23 

189.32

189.60 

189.69 

189.80 

189.02 

188.10

187.93 

188.60 

189.51 

189.95 

189.88

188.95 

187.91 

188.12 

188.72
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 417

Ml-79 Continued.

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

26 

28 

29 

30 

31

January

Hifih

197.32

197.02 

196 .07 

195.00 

194 . 79 

196.59

197.30 

197.43 

197.42 

197.41 

196.03 

195.52

Low

197.64

197.41 

197.60 

196.10 

196.70 

197.32

197.31 

197.86 

198.62 

198.71 

197.41 

197.06

February

Hish

194.73

194.31 

195.16 

195.48 

195.50 

195.74

194.10 

193 .80 

192.53

Low

196.36

195.26 

195.70 

195.76 

195.98 

196.13

195.30 

194.11 

193.30

March

Hi eh

192.53 

193.20 

192.32

191.73 

191.67

Low

193.24

192.70 

193.40 

193.62 

193.68

192.90

191.93 

192.11 

192.18

April

HiKh

188.45

188.89 

188.13

188.04 

190.70 

189.20

Low

189.14

189 .37 

189.15 

188.24

188.10 

193.67 

195.40 

190.70 

189.33

Daily high and low water levels

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

May

 Hioh

188 !72 

190.90

191.14 

139.73 

189.44 

189.68 

190.72

191.67 

192.70 

193.67 

192.27 

191.70

191.90 

192.53 

193.29 

194.60 

194.89

193.30 

191.80 

191.60 

194.52 

194.34

194.62 

194.94 

196.68 

194.06 

193.62

Low

195.80 

198.57 

197.85

197.40 

191.60 

197.00 

191.00 

191.84

197.81 

200.53 

199.61 

193.67 

199.12

193.81 

193 . 60 

198.02 

195.22 

195.54

195.28 

193.30 

201.38 

195.32 

194.90

195.2& 

203.73 

202.03 

196.30

June

Hi eh

194.44 

196.01 

190.59 

197.14 

196.86

196.85 

199.00 

200.71 

201.75 

203.71

200.83 

200.54 

201.08 

202.57 

202.40

202.93 

203.75 

202.52 

202.27

204.86 

205.55 

205.34 

204.18

203.87 

203.52 

202.84 

202.71 

203.75

Low

201.87 

196.82 

204.22 

198.80 

204.32

204.86 

207.93 

209.23 

210.27 

210.46

203.22 

208.90 

209.78 

203.60 

203.12

210.01 

208.20 

203.75

212.25 

213.28 

213.83 

213 . 72

206.35

210. P3 

209.00 

203.62 

203.15 

210.41

from recorder charts

July

Hieh

202.83 

201.82 

201.60

199.60 

198.60 

198.43 

198.31 

198.30

199 . 10 

199.62 

201.50 

202.35 

202.13

201.60 

201.30 

201 . 68 

203.02 

205.66

209.20 

208.60 

206.45

210.30 

209.62

Low

204.42 

2O3.00 

209.18 

202.60 

208.30

201.70 

199.62 

206.78 

199.30 

205.60

200.00 

207.19 

210.00 

203.70 

208.01

202.92 

208.48 

210.03 

212.52 

214.30

215.56 

216.12 

208.50

216.23

Auc

High

212.67 

212.30 

213.96 

2H4.70

212.20

219.61 

217.37 

218.10

218.81 

217.20 

215.62 

215.32 

217.51 

218.79

ust

Low

221.12 

221.90 

222.49

221.32

225.93 

226.61

227.12 

219.35 

217.31 

225.26 

226.43 

226.91

Daily high and low water levels, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13

September

Hiffh

218.60 

217.99 

215.73 

213.28 

211.68

211.36 

213.28 

213.03 

213.46 

212.59

211.30 

210.90 

211.89

Low

220.68 

225.72 

218.82 

215.73 

213.28

219.65 

214.27 

213.84 

220.37 

214.08

212.59 

212.11 

212.82

October

High

207.58 

206.20 

205.77 

207.27 

208.00

208.24 

207.96 

207.59 

206.65 

206.19

208.84 

209.26 

209.78

Low

212.22 

207.58 

207.41 

208.36 

208.91

208.97 

208.99 

21^.25 

207.69 

212.60

209.38 

210.10 

210.47

November

Hiah

206.79 

206.89 

207.30 

206.62 

205.40

204.10 

203.62 

204.95 

205.08 

205.05

204.24 

202.35 

201.40

Low

207.63 

207.87 

207.98 

207.59 

206.80

205.46 

205.00 

205.73 

205.70 

205.53

205.75 

204.30 

202.50

December

Hish

203.40 

202.95 

201.40 

200.45 

200.10

200.70 

201.06 

201.38 

200.88 

199.50

197.70 

197.63 

198.50

Low

204.55 

203.90 

202.95 

201.60 

201. BO

201.58 

201.90 

202.03 

201.83 

200.88

199.37 

198.85 

199.51
418 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ml 79 Continued.

Daily -high and low water levels

Day

14

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

23 

24 

25

26 

27

28 

29 

30 

31

September

High

212.56 

212.42

212.16 

211.26 

210.08 

209.73 

210.38

210.23 

210.05 

209.70 

209.09 

207.90

207.56 

209.30 

209.15 

208.51 

208.08

Low

213.80 

213.17

219.38 

213.02 

211.36 

211.25 

211.41

211.69 

211.61 

210.25 

210.00 

209.21

216.43 

210.62 

210.20 

21Q.03 

208 . 51

October

RiKh

209.21 

208.52

206.92 

206.63 

207.85 

208.90 

209.62

209.37 

208.19 

207.20 

206.96 

209.91

209.22 

209.36 

209.47 

207.64 

206.45 

206.07

Low

210.31

208 . 52 

208.02 

209.10 

209.83 

210.55

210.61 

209.51 

208.25 

207.32 

216.03

210.04 

209.91 

210.07 

209.85 

207.65 

207.32

. from recorder charts

November

High

201.12 

202.40

203.15 

203.60 

204.35 

202.73 

202.15

202.00 

203.75 

203.76 

202.50 

202.30

201.30 

200.34 

200.00 

201.80 

202 .00

Low

202.68 

203.35

203.90 

212.30 

206.65 

204.35 

202.91

204.10 

204.41 

204.50 

204.10 

203.42

203.35 

201.35 

201.35 

202.32 

210.55

December

Hish

199.12 

199.50

198.88 

197.32 

196.13 

195.58 

196.72

197.19 

197.44 

197.05 

195.52 

194.94

192.68 

192.43 

193.82 

194.65 

195.19 

194.02

Low

199.83 

200.13

199.98 

198.68 

197.32 

197.00 

197.45

197.98 

198.19 

198.20 

197.05 

195.50

193.39 

194.03 

194.52 

195.77 

195.90 

195.44

Ml 88. Milwaukee Vinegar Works. NWj-SWj sec. 25, T. 6 N., R. 22 E. 

Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

120.50 

130.59

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

124.03 

119.70

Date

July 27 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

123.44 

130.58

Ml 91. U. S. Government. In Greendale, in 

R. 21 B. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 34, T. 6 N.,

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

224.65 

224.33

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

221.77 

225.86

Date

July 27 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

229.64 

234.42

Date

Dec. 20

Water 

level

232.00

Ml 94. Milwaukee County. In Whitnall Park, in NE^SE^ sec. 32, 

T. 6 N., R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Jan.

Mar.

4 

1

220.85 

221.06

May 

June

3

7

218.92 

226.41

July 27 

Sept. 20

226 

229

.67 

.89

Dec. 6 228.20

Ml 118. A. Schaefer. 5465 North 51st Street, Milwaukee. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Jan.

Mar.

4 

1

31.58 

29.59

May 

June

3

7 '

27.67 

36.17

July 

Sept

26

.20

36.13 

32.30

1 Dec. 6 31.58

Ml 119. Robert Cerletty. SW^SWj sec. 3, T. 8 N., R. 21 E. Records 

available: 1946-49. Destroyed, measurements discontinued after Sept. 20, 

1949.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

11.86 

9.22

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

8.35 

9.43

Date

July 26 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

10.42 

10.43

Ml 120. Nunn Bush Shoe Co. North 5th and West Hadley Streets, 

Milwaukee. Records available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4

5

Jan.

88.53 

88.20 

88.10

QO T o

87.91

Feb.

88.10 

88.20 

88.08 

87 91

87.95

Mar.

87.91 

87.94 

87.95

017 170

87.49

Apr.

87.37 

87.43 

87.37

OI7 OQ

87.11

Mav

87.03 

a86.94 

87.17

QI7 AK

87.79

June

90.33 

90.47 

90.77 

90 98

91.06

July

93.19 

93.26 

93.18 

93.16

93.03

Aug.

94.13 

94.14 

94.35 

94.51

94.58

Sept.

91.96 

92.02 

92.03 

91.89

91.81

Tec.

... . .

.....

a Tape measurement.
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 419

Ml 120 Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

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

Jan.

87.73

87.87

88.00

88.34

88.62

88.57

88.48

88.30

88.28

88.34

88.36

88.60

88.70

88.54

88.64

88.53

88.27

88.31

88.25 

88.17

88.05

88.00

Feb.

87.82

87.57

87.60

87.85

88.15

88.14

87.92

87.85

87.86

87.67

87.96

88.03

87.98

88.05

88.20

88.10

88.03

87.99

87.84

88.23

88.23 

87.99

87.91

Mar.

87.64

87.58

87.59

87.69

87.77

87.77

87.77

87.76

87.63

87.67

87.61

87.57

87.59

87.75

87.61

87.15

87.14

87.39

87.34

87.38

87.36 

86.98

87.13

87.31

87.32

87.16

Apr.

87.03

87.12

87.38

87.47

87.47

87.24

87.11

87.02

87.04

87.05

87.29

86.95

36.83

87.01

86.98

86.68

86.65

87.19

87.09 

87.39

87.52

87.44

87.29

May

88.18

88.30

88.20

.....

90.41

90.51 

90.58

90.67

90.59

90.36

90.25

June

91.08

91.44

91.62

91.68

91.65

91.50

91.47

91.35

91.42

91.77

91.95

92.14

92.33

92.08

91.92

92.05

92.23

92.26

92.32

92.33

92.51 

92.56

92.76

92 94

93.08

July

93.13

93.30

93 44

93.42

93.55

93.44

93.45

93.51

93.60

93.67

93.74

93.72

93.46

93.64

93.80

93.86

94.08

94.28

94.19

94.08

94.10 

94.20

94.22

94.30

94.33

94.34

AUR.

94.64

94.53

94.38

94 41

94.55

94.62

94.71

94.72

94 70

94.61

94.66

94.66

94.72

94.89

95.09

95.21

91.69

91.67

91.79

91.85 

91.86

91.81

91.68

91.77

Sept.

91.91

91.92

91.99

92.12

92.14

92.09

92.10

92.30

92.36

92.33

Dec.

a91.86

a Tape measurement.

Ml 121. P. M. Nlmphlus. 311 Marion Street, Milwaukee, 

available: 1946-49.

Records

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

59.42 

59.68

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

59.52 

59.77

Date

July 27 

Sept .20

Water 

level

59.70 

59.54

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

60.02

Ml 124. Good Hope Cemetery. SE^-NE^ sec. 23, T. 6 N., R. 21 E. Hecords available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

1

1 130.65 1 

1 130.78 1

May 

June

3 

7

136.02 I 

144.56 I

July 

Sept

27 

.20

136.93 

134.60

1 Dec. 6 130.10

Ml 125. Good Hope Cemetery. South 43d Street and West Cold Spring 

Road. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

4 

1.

1 125.19 1 

1 124.47 1

May 

June

3

7

132.18 1 

138.59 1

July 

Sept

27 

.20

130.68 

128.50

f Dec. 6 123.25

Ml 130. Milwaukee County. In Greenfleld Park, In 

T. 6 N., R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 6,

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

62.07 

60.69

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

61.17 

a 63.68

Date

Sept. 20 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

63.39 

63.22

a Pumping recently.

Ml 132. White Manor Water Cooperative. 

R. 21 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 13, T. 6 N.,

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

Jan.

206.17 

205.89 

205.48 

205.07 

204.66

Feb.

207.55 

207,61 

207.50 

207.94 

208.20

Mar,

206.10 

205.84 

205.96 

205.90 

206.14

Apr.

205.29 

205.31 

205.18 

204.71 

204.07 .

May

201.69 

201.60 

201.85 

202.47 

203.17

June

212.48 

213.09 

214.32 

215.74 

215.94
420 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ml 132 Continued.

Lowest dally water level, from recorder charts

Day

6 

7 

8

9

10

11 ' 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21 

22 

24 23 ' 

25

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31

Jan.

204.88 

205.28 

205.64

206.25

206.36

206.33 

206.15 

206.31 

206.75 

206.76

207.23 

207.27 

206.97 

207.23 

207.32

207.25 

207.57 

207.55 

207.28 

207.28

207.21 

206.88 

207.43 

207.81 

207.81 

207.61

Feb.

208.20 

207.93 

207.79

207.97

208.37

208.37 

208.05 

208.05 

207.99 

207.09

206.81 

206.97 

207.13 

207.44 

207.59

207.52 

206.83 

206.68 

206.56 

206.91

206.91 

206.63 

206.36

Mar.

206.44 

206.37

Oj^C Q "I

206.36

206.57

206.95 

207.34 

207.34 

207.14 

206.76

206.52 

206.64 

207.04 

207.22 

207.17

206.43 

205.84 

205.92 

205.91 

206.17

206.16 

205.80 

205.65 

205.41 

205.27 

204.99

Apr.

203.54 

203.46 

203.56

203.57

203.57

203.22 

202.66 

202.33 

201.74 

200.83

200.62 

200.13 

199.78 

199.91 

199.98

200.19 

200.54 

200.91 

201.05 

200.09

200.24 

200.73 

201.11 

201.41 

201.75

May

203.52 

204.62

206.16

206.71 

207.55 

208.24 

208.80 

208.94

208.79 

208.68 

208.83 

209.59 

210.08

210.18 

210.20 

210.20 

209. S7 

209.97

210.29 

210.94 

211.56 

211.59 

211.99 

212.10

June

216.97 

217.60 

218.21

218.93

219.63

220.50 

220.45 

220.24 

220.04 

219.77

219.74 

219.80 

220.17 

220.15 

220.20

220.11 

220.60 

221.00 

221.77 

221.84

222.96 

221.90 

221.90 

221.70 

222.05

Lowest dally 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

July

222.51 

222.91 

222.68 

222.52 

222.40

221.95 

221.44 

221.07 

220.57 

220.40

220.38 

220.19 

220 . 43 

220.42 

220.77

220.97 

220.99 

221.43 

222.07 

222.65

223.03 

223.90 

224.57 

224.53 

224.93

225.04 

224.68 

225.28 

225.95 

226.62 

226.84

AUK.

226.84 

226.91 

227.41 

227.99 

228.78

229.60 

229.63 

230.02 

230.48 

231.00

231.08 

231.36 

231.56 

231.57 

231.32

231.33 

231.74 

232.18 

232.66 

233.39

233.35 

232.92 

232.73 

233.08 

233.55

234.02 

234.54 

234.46 

234.11 

234.00 

233.70

Sept.

233.97 

234.06 

233.98 

233.60 

232.51

231.69 

230.50 

229.58 

229.37 

229.41

229.42 

229.20 

228.60 

228.60 

228.59

228.47 

228.29 

228.25 

227.72 

227.55

227.05 

226.47 

226.42 

226.42 

226.29

225.97 

225.25 

224.80 

224.75 

224.60

Oct.

224.60 

224.47 

224.04 

223.59 

223.40

223.30 

223.49 

223.66 

223.73 

223.72

223.62 

224.02 

224.23 

224.36 

224.43

224.36 

224.09 

223.72 

223.50 

223.88

223.96 

224.23 

224.26 

224.28 

223.75

223.48 

223.46 

223.36 

223.37 

223.24 

223.14"

Nov.

222.73 

223.34 

222.34 

222.36 

222.38

222.16 

221.76 

221.20 

221.21 

220.88

220.40 

220.37 

220.07 

219.76 

219.31

219.44 

219.60 

219.73 

219.84 

220.01

220.01 

220.51 

219.51 

219.52 

219.45

219.32 

219.01 

218.92 

218.38 

218.49

Dec.

218.58 

218.82 

218.81 

218.74 

218.69

218.33 

218.00 

217.95 

217.94 

217.70

217.56 

216.96 

216.76 

216.56 

216.50

216.44 

216.41 

216.29 

216.03 

215.35

214.85 

214.98 

215.18 

215.24 

215.08

214.38 

213.76 

213.26 

213.06 

213 .04 

213.03

Ml 135. Leonard Budzeln. 920 West Armour Avenue, Town of Lake. 

Records available: 1946-49.
WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE COUNTY 421

Ml 135 Continued.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

11.05 

8.35

Date

May 3 

July 27

Water 

level

9.38 

9.47

Date

Sept. 20 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

10.58 

10.87

Ml 146. 

1946-49.

Mr. Huel. 9090 Lake Drive, Milwaukee. Hecords available:

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

62.30 

63.22

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

62.58 

68.05

Date

July 26 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

65.81 

64.35

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

68.23

Ml 148. Milwaukee County. NE^SE^- sec. 32, T. 6 N., B. 21 E. Hecords available: 1946-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Da-1

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

f\ Jan.

32.00 

32.05 

32.08 

32.08 

31.83

31.81 

31.90 

31.96 

32.33 

32.55

32.27 

31.88 

31.78

31.92 

31.90

32.10

32.10 

32.04 

32.37 

32.35

31.98 

32.12 

32.02 

32.09 

32.13

31.97 

31.92 

32.14 

32.32 

32.26 

31.92

Feb.

32.21 

32.23 

31.96 

32.02 

32.05

32.03 

32.07 

32.18 

32.32 

32.43

32.43 

32.17 

32.32

32.31 

32.16

32.40

32.40 

32.10 

32.14 

32.31

32.23 

31.03 

32.00 

31.79 

31.98

31.95 

31.50 

31.42

Mar.

31.42 

31.14 

31.14 

30.87 

30.80

31.00 

30.96 

30.58 

30.56 

30.48

30.43 

30.46 

30.56

30.55 

30.60

30.46

30.43 

30.59 

30.69 

30.58

30.46 

30.53 

30.73 

30.60 

30.64

30.62 

30.51 

30.65 

30.68 

30.64 

30.41

Apr.

30.63 

30.64 

30.52 

30.55 

30.26

30.24 

30.32 

30.52 

30.63 

30.56

30.42 

30.28 

30.36

30.41 

30.57

30.74

30.51 

30.62 

30.75 

30.64

30.52 

30.37 

30.49 

30.67 

30.57

30.48 

30.61 

30.69 

30.50 

30.43

May

30.26 

30.5^ 

30.62 

30.62 

30.63

30.67 

30.70 

30.57 

30.60 

30.83

30.70 

30.63 

30.57

30.83 

30.77

30.83

30.75 

30.70 

30.84 

30.84

30.68 

30.83 

30.97 

30.99 

30.96

30.96 

31.05 

31.10 

31.07 

31.03 

31.20

June

30.95 

30.97 

31.26 

31.33 

31.26

31.15 

31.29 

31.35 

31.34 

31.20

31.28 

31.29 

31.20

31.16 

31.24

31.30

31.27 

31.45 

31.33 

31.17

31.16 

31.26 

31.19 

31.16 

31.21

31.43 

31.50 

31.37 

31.35 

31.32

July

31.36 

31.52 

31.36 

31.38 

31.39

31.36 

31.41 

31.44 

31.46 

31.56

31.57 

31.45 

31.43

31.43 

31.44

31.49

31.42 

31.49 

31.58 

31.60

31.57 

31.89 

31.89 

31. 73 

31.77

31.67 

31.66 

31.71 

31.74 

31.79 

31.80

AUK.

31.66 

31.80 

31.85 

31.94 

31.86

31.84 

31.82 

31.90 

31.90 

31.95

32.06

.....

31.89 

32.03 

32.06 

52.25

32.19 

32.31 

32.25 

32.42 

32.39

32.40 

32.43 

32.36 

32.35 

32.30 

32.34

Sept

32.51 

32.54 

32.65 

32.53 

32.59

32.61 

32.46 

32.56 

32.63 

32.59

32.45 

32.41 

32.49

32.60 

32.47

32.39

32.41 

32.52 

32.64 

32.77

32.60 

32.56 

32.77 

32.66 

32.71

32.62 

32.57 

32.72 

32.84 

32.81

Oct.

32.90 

32.70 

32.65 

32.68 

32.81

32.50 

32.67 

32.70 

32.79 

32.61

32.69 

32.85 

32.87

32.84 

32.80

32.71

32.78 

32.85 

32.86 

32.73

32.67 

32.93 

33.05 

33.16 

32.89

32.95 

32.95 

32.81 

32.79 

32.87 

32.98

Nov.

32.86 

33.08 

33.12 

33.20 

33.27

33.00 

32.95 

33.04 

33.03 

33.11

33.11 

33.09 

33.05

33.15 

33.23

33.33

33.41 

33.47 

33.21 

33.42

33.54 

33.50 

33.30 

33.30 

33.48

33.39 

33.41 

33.34 

33.46 

33.59

Dec.

33.63 

33.79 

33.51 

33.58 

33.56

33.41 

33.72 

33.80 

33.75 

33.51

33.41 

33.75 

33.84

33.81 

33.74

35.59

35.57 

55.77 

35.74 

35.53

33.54 

35.86 

54.07 

54.18 

55.83

33.71 

23.82 

55.88 

54.06 

55.91 

53.80

Ml 155. Lakeside Laboratories. NEjNEi sec. 

Records available: 1948-49.

11, T. 8 N., R. 21 E.

Da^

1 

2 

3 

4

5

6

7

10

11 

1?,

<r\ Jan.

35.00 

32.87 

32.91 

32.88

32.61

32.56

32.66

 20 "71

 Z -Z T A

33.19

33.13

32.80

I

Feb.

32.45 

52.47 

52.23 

32.12

32.18

52.09

 ZQ f\ri

tiP 1 1

 zo o 1?

32.49

52.49 

32.20

jowest

Mar.

51.92 

51.76 

51.77 

51.52

51.55

31.59

31.55

51.58

 Z T -Z C

31.34

31.29 

51.28

daily

Apr.

50.46 

50.42 

50.40 

50.50

50.10

29.89

9Q QP

50.11

 zfi n rt

50.16

30.12 

29.83

water

May,

29.57 

29.90 

30.04 

50.15

50.19

30.42

50.42

50.56

 z r\ -Z 17

50.56

50.55 

30.61

level.

June

30.99 

31.65 

52.45 

55.50

55.25

55.77

54.10

"*,A OR

54.48

54.69

35.00 

35.11

from

July

35.59 

55.56 

55.60 

55.71

55.72

55.52

 ^ &.&.

33.58

33.40

53.58

53.61 

33.81

re core

Aug.

34.65 

54.75 

54.96 

55.15

55.26

55.26

35.27

35. 5S

 Z C Qf\

36.08

36.03 

35.70

Ler chs

Sept

35.90 

35.75 

55.75

.....

55.30

35.10

35.01

35.01

34.98 

34.77

irts

Oct.

55.27 

55.13 

55.16 

55.41

55.40

55.21

55.03

35.03

34.91

34.77

34.68 

34.83

Nov.

54.55 

54.60 

54.60 

34.57

54.56

54.58

54.26

34.28

34.30

34.18

34.26 

34.27

Dec.

34.88 

35.03 

34.98 

34.97

35.01

35.01

. . ...

34.68
422 WATFR LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ml 155 Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Da

15 

14 

15

16 

17 

18 

19 

20

21

22

23

?4

25

26 

27 

28 

20

30

51

d Jan.

52.64 

52.72 

52.70

52.76 

52.76 

52.65 

52.81

52.41 

52.50 

52.57

Feb.

32.24 

52.27 

32.00

52.25 

52.28 

52.10 

52.20 

52.58

52.28 

52.09

52.06

51.84

52.12

52.12 

51.80 

31.92

Mar.

51.28 

31,24 

51.26

51.10 

50.96 

51.05 

51.15 

50.99

50.62 

50.69

50.84

50.77

50.72

50.70 

50.40 

50.57 

50.62

50.60

50.27

Apr.

29.72 

29.76 

29.80

29.95 

29.74 

29.90 

29.94 

29.85

29.76 

29 61

29.74

29 92

29.89

29.72 

29.92 

29.99 

29 79

2Q 72

May

30.56 

30.80 

30.88

30.85 

30.76 

30.58 

50.64 

30.67

30.49 

30.48

30.61

50.60

50.57

30.60 

30.58 

50.61 

50.60

50.62

50.65

June

55.04 

54.67 

54.09

55.84 

53.49 

33.45 

35.41 

32.99

32.97

 z-z r\o

53.06

35.14

55.05

55.04 

53.07 

35.10 

55.15

 Z -Z OR

July

53.95 

53.82 

53.74

53.88 

33.88 

33.85 

54.15 

54.25

54.20 

54.25

54.45

54.45

54.42

54.59 

54.60 

54.58 

54.65

54.75

54.78

AUK.

55.59 

55.58 

55.45

55.47 

55.42 

55.64 

55.96 

56.19

36.34 

36.09

35.65

55.69

55.90

56.11 

56.39 

36.40 

36.11

36.05

55.94

Sept

54.76 

54.79 

34.72

34.69 

54.68 

54.60

54.79 

54.89

54.81 

54.80

54.80

54.85

54.88

54.79 

54.56 

54.67 

54 92

 z c n -z

Oct.

54.90 

55. OS 

55.11

54.95 

54.90 

54.89 

54.80 

34.66

54.60 

54.56

54.76

54.78

54.66

54.75 

54.77 

54.71 

34.64

34.56

54.64

Nov.

34.00 

34.08 

34.26

34.32 

34.46 

34.48 

34.55 

34.67

34.89

"*,A. RQ

34.46

34.45

34.55

34.51 

34.56 

34.51 

54.45

M rjr\

Dec.

54.*87 

54.71

54.59 

54.48 

54.51 

54.51 

54.16

34.19

M 'Z.O

34.49

34.58

34.49

34.22 

34.14 

34.53 

34.44

34.35

34.24

Ml 229. Andrew J. Albert.' 5827 North 40th Street, Milwaukee 

drilled domestic well, diajneter 6 inches, depth 76 feet. Water-st 

recorder maintained on well since May 5, 1949. Records available:

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Unused 

1949.

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

2R

29 

30 

31

May

30.48

31.06

31.41

31.30 

31.59

31.69

31.41

31.75

31.62 

32.02

31.97

32.12

52.05

51.78 

51.83

31.69

51.69

51.77

51.79 

51.94

51.87

52.05

51.81

52.05 

52.10

52.99

55.04 

55.58 

54.06

June

34.01

34.59

54.69

55.64

55.54

55.54

52.92 

55.35

July

33.29

35.77

55.97

55.55

53.46

55.50 

55.05

52.85

53.00

32.90

52.92 

53.30

35.26

52.95

52.64

52.95 

52.98

55.16

55.74

33.52

35.50 

55.80

54.81

54.19

54.64

54.55 

54.12

52.84

52.75 

52.94 

52.95

AUK.

52.74

 z o rrn

52.72

55.12 

55.22

55.77

54.07

54.08

33.74 

35.41

55.45

55.55

55.76

54.51 

53.89

35.68

55.96

54.20

54.22 

54.28

54.72

54.61

55.10

55.12 

55.05

54.86

54.72 

54.78 

54.70

Sept.

54.48

54 48

54.45

54.41

54.48

54.45 

54.58

54.52

54.50

54.45

54.40 

54.21

54.15

54.15

54.15

54.06 

54.11

54.15

54.29

54.54

54.55 

54.55

54.45

54.57

54.58

54.59 

54.44

54.56

54.60 

34.79

Oct.

54.92

54.92

54.91

54.90

54.76

54.65 

54.40

54.49

54.50

54.59

54.45 

54.61

54.67

54.68

54.69

54.65 

54.68

54.61

54.55

54.48

34.48 

54.65

54.90

54.88

54.75

54.80 

54.76

54.61

54.64 

54.70 

54.75

Nov.'

54.65

54. "JO

54.71

54.82

54.80

54.65 

34.61

54.71

34.70

34.67

54.70 

54.70

54.58

54.60

54.65

54.78 

54.78

54.78

54.62

54.80

34.92 

34.91

54.66

54.66

54.70

54.64 

54.74

54.69

54.80 

34.86

Dec.

34.88

34.89

34.84

34.84

34.89

34.89 

34.81

34.90

34.93

34.85

34.80 

54.96

54.90

54.89

54.75

54.59 

54.54

54.75

54.71

54.48

34.49 

54.59

54.65

54.65

54.48

54.20 

54.21

54.17

54.51 

54.51 

54.23

-Ml 250. E. Runge. 4725 West Villard Avenue. Unused drilled domestic 

well, diameter 6 inches, depth 85 feet. Records available: 1949,

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

9.58 

15.40

Date

July 26 

Sept. 20

Water 

level

17.52 

15.96

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

13.39
WISCONSIN. ONEIDA COUNTY 423

Mo 2. 

available:

Jo s. Anderson. 

1935-49.

Monroe County

sec. 34, T. 15 N., R. 4 W. Records

Date

Jan. 25 

Feb. 25 

Mar. 25 

Apr. 25

Water 

level

9.15 

9.49 

6.90 

7.40

Date

May 28 

June 26 

July 25

Water 

level

8.10 

8.60 

8.70

Date

Aug. 27 

Sept,2£> 

Oct. 25

Water 

level

9.43 

11. ^"8 

11.63

Date

Dec. 3 

Dec. 14 

Dec. 26

Water 

level

12.09 

11.53 

12.20

Mo 10. Dennis Shea, 

available: 1935-49.

sec. 5, T. 15 N., R. 3 W. Records

Jan. 29 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 29

10.35 

9.98 

9.49

May 31 

June 28 

July 26

9.87 

10.07 

11.03

Aug. 27 

Sept. 27 

Nov. 4

11.09 

10.98 

10.94

Nov. 30 

Dec. 28

11.08 

10.89

Mo 11. John Sullivan, 

available: 1935-49.

j- sec. 27, T. 16 N., R. 3 W. Records

Jan. 29 

Feb. 28 

Mar. 29

6.60 

6.50 

5.45

May 29 

June 28 

AUK. 29

6.65 

6.75 

7.40

Sept. 29 

Oct. 29

7.30 

7.25

Nov. 29 

Dec. 29

7.26 

7.30

Mo 12. Melvin Olson. 

available: 1935-49.

i sec. 32, T. 16 N., R. 4 W. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

31

28

27.16 

26.87

May 

June

3 

28

27.12 1 

27.10 1

Sept 

Oct.

.28 

31

27.13 1 

27.14

Nov. 

Dec.

26 

31

27.15 

27.13

Mo 13. Walter Parks, 

available: 1935-49.

sec. 3, T. 16 N., R. 4 W. Records

Feb. 12 

25 

Mar. 24

10.70 

10.46 

9.75

Apr. 28 

May 28

10.10 

10.96

June 24 

July 30

10.62 

10.63

Aug. 28 

Oct. 3

8.50 

10.83

Oc 1. 

available:

Oconto County

Oconto Utilities. 

1946-49.

sec. 19, T. 28 N., R. 22 E. Records

Date

Mar. 3 

May 5

Water 

level

6.66 

2.98

Date

June 9 

July 21

Water 

level

13.48 

5.09

Date

Sept. 22 

Dec. 8

Water 

leve]

(a) 

(a)

a Flowing.

Oneida County

On 8. Wisconsin Conservation Department. At McNaughton State Forestry 

Camp, in SE-|-SWi sec. 26, T. 38 N., R. 7 E. Measurements supplied through 

courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1936-38, 

1946-49.

Date

Jan. 1

8

15

24

29

Feb. 5

12

18

26

Mar. 5

Water 

level

1.20

1.20

1.20

1,20

1.10

1.15

1.20

1.10

.80

.30

Date

Mar. 12

19

26

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 7

14

21

Water 

level

0.70

.90

.40

.30

.50

.60

.80

.40

.70

.70

Date

May 28

July 4

11

18

July 2

9

16

24

30

Water 

level

0.80

1.00

1.10

.90

.60

.20

.20

.60

.58

Date

Aug. 6

13

20

- 27

Sept. 17

Nov. 1

26

Dec. 4

18

Water 

level

0.53

.61

.74

.75

.57

.75

.74

.88

.86

0808125 O 52 2
424 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

On 22. Hisconsin Valley Improvement Co. Rainbow Snow Course, in 

SW^ sec. 18, T. 39 N., R. 8 E. Measurements supplied through courtesy of 

Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co. Records available: 1944-49.

Water level at noon, from recorder charts

Da:

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

H Jan.

18.66 

18.66 

18.66 

18.66 

18.64

18.63 

18.62 

18.60 

18.58 

18.58

18.56 

18.53 

18.52 

18.53 

18.52

18.52 

18.53 

18.52 

18.53 

18.54

18.52 

18.53 

18.53 

18.53 

18.54

18.54 

18.54 

18.54 

18.56 

18.56 

18.56

Feb.

18.57 

18.58 

18.58 

18.58 

18.59

18.59 

18.60 

18.60 

18.62 

18.63

18.63 

18.63 

18.65 

18.66 

18.65

18.67 

18.68 

18.68 

18.69 

18.71

18.72 

18.73 

18.74 

18.75 

18.79

18.80 

18.81 

18.84

Mar.

18.85 

18.86 

18.88 

18.88 

18.90

18.93 

18.93 

18.96 

18.97 

18.98

18.98 

19.01 

19.02 

19.04 

19.05

19.06 

19.07 

19.09 

19.11 

19.11

19.13 

19.14 

19.16 

19.17 

19.17

19.20 

19.29 

19.22 

19.24 

19.24 

19.24

Apr.

19.26 

19.26 

19.27 

19.28 

19.28

19.28 

19.23 

19.28 

19.29 

19^28

19.28 

19.27 

19.28 

19.27 

19.27

19.26 

19.25 

19.26 

19.25 

19.24

19.23 

19.22 

19.22 

19.22 

19.20

19.19 

19.19 

19.18 

19.16 

19.15

May

19.13 

19.12 

19.12 

19.11 

19.10

19.08 

19.07 

19.05 

19.05 

19.04

19.01 

19.00 

18.97 

18.97 

18.95

18.93 

18.91 

18.89 

18.88 

18.86

18.83 

18.81 

18.79 

18.76 

18.74

18.72 

18.70 

18.67 

18.65 

18.62 

18.60

June

18.58 

18.56 

18.55 

18.54 

18.51

18.49 

18.48 

18.46 

18.44 

18.42

18.41 

18.40 

18.40 

18.40 

18.40

18.40 

18.40 

18.40 

18.40 

18.40

18.39 

18.39 

18.37 

18.36 

18.34

18.33 

18.32 

18.31 

18.30 

18.29

July

18.23 

18.28 

18.26 

18.25 

18.22

18.21 

18.19 

18.16 

18.12 

18.11

18.08 

18.05 

18.03 

18.01 

18.00

17.99 

17.98 

17.96 

17.96 

17.96

17.93 

17.93 

17.94 

17.91 

17.91

17.89 

17.87 

17.85 

17.84 

17.82 

17.79

Aug.

17.76 

17.76 

17.75 

17.73 

17.71

17.70 

17.70 

17.69 

17.69 

17.69

17.69 

17.69 

17.69 

17.68 

17.68

17.68 

17.67 

17.67 

17.67 

17.67

17.66 

17.65 

17.64 

17.64 

17.63

17.63 

17.62 

17.62 

17.63 

17.62 

17.61

Sept

17.61 

17.61 

17.61 

17.60 

17.60

17.60 

17.59 

17.59 

17.59 

17.59

17.58 

17.58 

17.57 

17.57 

17.55

17.54 

17.53 

17.53 

17.53 

17.53

17.52 

17.52 

17.53 

17.54 

17.55

17.56 

17.57 

17.58 

17. 5B 

17.58

Oct.

17.59 

17.59 

17.59 

17.60 

17.60

17.60 

17.59 

17.60 

17.60 

17.60

17.58 

17.58 

17 . 56 

17.54 

17.54

17.53 

17.54 

17.54 

17.54 

17.55

17.55 

17.55 

17.60 

17.62 

17.64

17.67 

17.67 

17.67 

17.66 

17.65 

17.66

Nov.

17.64 

17.67 

17.67 

17.68 

17.68

17.67 

17.65 

17.65 

17.65 

17.63

17.64 

17.62 

17.62 

17.61 

17.62

17.62 

17.63 

17.63 

17.63 

17.62

17.63 

17.63 

17.63 

17.63 

17.63

17.63 

17.65 

17.66 

17.67 

17.68

Dec.

17.70 

17.70 

17.69 

17.69 

17.70

17.70 

17.70 

17.71 

17.71 

17.70

17.69 

17.69 

17.70 

17.70 

17.70

17.69 

17.67 

17.67 

17.68 

17.68

17.66 

17.66 

17.66 

17.66 

17.64

17.64 

17.64 

17.63 

17.63 

17.63 

17.60

On 23. U. S. Geol. Survey. NE^NEi sec. 27, T. 37 N., R. 6 E. 

Incorrectly published as sec. 22, in previous reports. Records available: 

1944-49.

Date

Jan. 3

10

17

24

31

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 7

14

21

28

Water 

level

31.85

31.88

31.90

32.04

32.02

32.11

31.15

32.17

32.22

32.24

32.30

32.28

32.22

Date

Apr. 4

10

18

25

May 2

9

16

23

31

June 6

13

20

26

Water 

level

32.27

32.37

32.43

32.45

32.45

32.52

32.56

32.55

32.57

32.64

32.60

32.65

32.69

Date

July 3

11

18

25

Aug. 1

8

22

29

Sept. 5

11

18

25

Oct. 2

Water 

level

32.75

32.65

32.63

32.96

32.74

32.70

32.55

32.15

32.14

32.16

32.13

32.19

32.23

Date

Oct. 11

16

26

31

Nov. 2

9

15

22

29

Dec. 5

12

20

30

Water 

level

32.26

32.25

32.27

32.24

32.49

32.25

3-2 .28

32.44

32.48

32.45

32.47

32.49

32.47

On 24. TJ. S. Geol. Survey. NE^NE^- sec. 9, T. 36 N., R. 9 E. 

ords available: 1944-49.

RecJan. 6

10

19

27

Feb. 1

10

18

27

Mar. 5

13

20

27

21.95

21.92

22.00

21.99

21.86

22.10

21.70

21.70

22.13

22.16

22.20

22.17

Apr. 4

10

21

27

May 3

11

20

25

June 2

10

17

22.00

21.95

21.88

21.90

21.88

21.85

21.84

21.80

21.31

21.85

.21.88

June 30

July 10

21

24

Aug. 2

12

25

30

Sept. 18

30

Oct. 12

21.83'

21.55

21.35

21.02

21.00

20.99

21.08

21.15

21.22

21.30

<21.42

Oct. 21

21

Nov. 1

6

11

20

28

Dec. 5

12

19

26

21.40

21.44

21.50

21.45

21.45

21.46

21.44

21.42

21.42

21.42

21.44
WISCONSIN, PORTAGE COUNTY 425

Outagamie County

Ou 2. Kaukama Water & Electric Co. 

R. 16 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 24, T. 21 N.,

i)aj

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

rl Jan.

6.73 

1.00

.96 

.75 

.36 

+ .91

{'.98 

+ 1.13

+ 2.23 

+2.68 

+ .10 

.42

....

....

? f 

Hi

Feb. '.'.'.'.

2*.6o

2.70 

+ 1.12 

+2.87 

+3.40 

.07

1.22 

2.03 

1.78 

.60 

+2.10

+ 3.00 

1.12 

2.38 

1.55 

2.40

.90

ghest

Mar.

1.27 

1.85 

2.33 

2.68 

1.52

+1.80 

+3.55 

2.11 

2.72 

3.05

2.57 

.35 

+ 1.52 

+2.54 

1.23

2.21 

2.50 

1.76 

+ 1.54 

+3.'58

+4.32 

+ .80 

.38 

.74 

.50

+2.80 

+ 4.32 

+4.82 

+ 1.70 

+ .68 

+ .69

daily

Apr.

+0.17 

+3.98 

+ 5.46 

+ 5.89 

+2.72

+ 1.20 

+ .49 

.03 

+3.50 

+ 5.08

+ 5.53 

+2.04 

+ 1.55 

+ .73 

+ .52

+2.47 

+ 4.70 

+ 5.00 

+ 1.38 

+ .38

+ .05 

.03 

+3.66 

+ 4.90 

+ 5.47

+ 2.08 

+ .59 

+ .20 

+ .20 

+2.52

water

May

+ 5.44 

+ 5.90 

+1.90 

..^5 

2.10

".92

.85 

1.60 

2.80 

.99 

+ .77

+1.05 

3.94 

4.25 

4.36 

3.48

2.00 

1.12 

.95 

3.89 

3.08

2.85 

3.81 

1.80 

.31 

+ .02 

+ .43

level

June

3.69 

5.20 

5.59 

5.92

4.77

2.18 

5.83 

6.71 

7.68 

8.45

8.65 

7.69 

7.54

'.'.'.'.

«...

liios

11.23 

11.78

from

July

12.40 

10.70 

9.80 

9.28 

8.90

9.38 

8.75 

8.58 

7.65 

7.92

9;52 

11.60 

11.60 

11.30

11.80 

10.17 

9.82 

12.29 

12.79

12.85 

12.98 

12.70

12.62 

12.78 

12.98 

13.60

recorc

AUK.

13*50 

14.18 

14.65

14.29 

11.85 

11.55

isles

15.90 

15.80 

16.00 

14.90 

13 .28

15.70

16*43 

16.95 

15.90

12.85 

13.00 

15.30 

15.60 

15.75

16.25 

16.15 

11.35 

15.28

er ch£

Sept

14.88 

16.55 

16.60 

12.20 

9.40

8.63 

13.90 

14.18 

14.47 

15.32

14.05 

13.80 

15.15 

15.87 

16.00

15.10 

14.60 

14J10 

13.63 

15.50

15.59 

15.00 

14.40 

13.45 

10.89

9.85 

13.92 

14.67

irts

Oct.

 '

15.21 

15.99 

13.60 

11.15 

10.21

13.63 

13.79 

14.28 

14.80 

12.50

10.45 

8.55 

11.54 

12.69 

13.20

14.65 

11.85 

7.65 

6.31 

9.72

10.05 

10.01 

10.44 

9.75 

6.00 

4.40

Nov.

7.41 

8.13 

7.80 

8.28 

8.29

7.10 

6.19 

9.62 

9.97 

10.78

11.28 

10.30 

4.98 

3.42

9^13 

9.55 

5.91 

3.90

3.26 

6.77 

6.90 

6.90 

5.71

4.00 

2.00 

.90 

5.08 

6.51

Dec.

7.08 

7.82 

4.67 

2.28 

1.23

5.18

'.'.'.'.

 

 * 

 * 

 

Ou 3. Vanden Huefel. SE^NE^ sec. 2, T. 23 N., R. 18 E. Records 

available: 1947-49. Apr. 6, 27.29; June 10, 29.45; July 22, 33.18; 

Sept. 23, 35.94.

Ou 5. Kaukauna Water & Electric Co. 

H. 19 E. Records available: 1947-49.

sec. 4, T. 21 N.,

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

21.32 

21.20

DateMay 4 

June 8

Water 

level

20.80 

21.50

Date

July 20 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

22.89 

25.13

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

24.00

Portage County

Pt 30. U. S. Geol. Survey. 

ords available: 1944-49.

sec. 1, T. 22 N., R. 8 E. RecJan. 9

17

30

Feb. 7

13

21

28

Mar. 6

14

15

20

28

Apr. 3

11

18

24

May 1

13.96

13.06

13.15

13.29

13.34

13.39

13.30

13.24

13 .19

13.23

13.17

12.66

12.62

12.32

12.79

12.76

11.50

May 2

8

12

16

22

23

29

June 2

5

9

12

20

23

26

July 5

10

14

11.40

11.89

11.10

11.70

11.64

11.05

11.25

11.20

11.25

11.30

11.33

11.40

11.48

11.48

11.59

11.57

11.68

July 17

26

28

30

Aug. 7

11

14

16

21

26

28

Sept. 5

12

16

19

25

11.64

11.94

11.82

11.97

11.94

12.00

12.00

12.06

11.80

11.88

11.94

12.01

12.20

12.20

12.21

12.29

Oct. 2

9

11

16

23

30

31

Novl" 6

14

20

27

Dec. 4

10

11

18

25

12.34

12.51

12.52

12.53

12.59

12.69

12.76

12.84

12.97

12.96

13.16

13.07

13.22

13.18

13.26

13.29
426 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSUEE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Price County

Pr 6. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NE-JSWi sec. 24, T. 40 N., 

R. 1 TV, Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation 

Department. Records available: 1937-38, 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 1

8

15

22

31

Feb. 1

5

12

19

28

Mar. 1

5

12

19

26

31

Aur. 1

Water 

level

5.12

5.20

5.26

5.08

5.26

5.26

5.37

5.47

5.54

5.23

5.23

4.97

4.52

4.53

4.06

3.84

3.84

Date

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 1

7

14

21

28

31

June 1

4

11

18

25

30

July 1

Water 

level

3.30

3.90

3.30

3.47

3.47

2.43

3.06

3.34

3.55

3.67

3.67

3.73

3.91

4.03

3.80

4.04

2.54

Date

July 9

16

23

31

Aug. 1

6

13

20

27

31

Sept. 1

10

17

24

29

30

Oct. 1

Water 

level

2.77

3.26

3.44

3.34

3.34

3.26

3.40

3.58

3.76

3.83

3.83

3.74

3.59

3.69

3.91

3.81

3.81

Date

Oct. 8

15

22

29

31

Nov. 1

5

12

19

26

30

Dec. 1

10

17

24

29

31

Water 

level

3.90

3.67

3.73

3.78

3.80

3.80

3.86

3.64

3.63

3.08

3.71

3.71

3.83

3.66

3.83

3.91

3.96

Racine County

Ha 3. City of Burlington, 

ords available: 1946-49.

NEiNTIVj- sec. 30, T. 3 N., R. 19 E. R«cDate

Feb. 24 

May 2

Water 

level

18.92 

17.41

Date

June 6 

July 25

Water 

level

18.24 

17.91

Date

Sept. 19 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

17.33 

20.60

Ra 4. Pure Milk Association. NE^NE-? sec. 34, T. 3 N., R. 20 

Records available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Feb.

3 

28

49.14 

50.33

July 

[ Sept.

25 

19

49.65 

49.94 [

Dec. 5 50.52

Ra 5. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co. In Sturtevant, in 

J- sec. 21, T. 3 N., R. 22 E. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

118.49 

121.78

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

121.99 

122.74

Date

July 25 

S3pt.l9

Water 

level

124.28 

125.03

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

123.90

Ra 6. LeRoy Radtke. SE^NEi sec. 18, T. 4 N., H. 23 E. Location 

incorrectly given in previous reports. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

May 3

Water 

level

26.40 

24.63

Date

June 7 

July 27

Water 

level

26.12 

25.86

Date

Sept. 20 

Dec. 6

Water 

level

24.42 

25.14

Ra 8. Harold Wollmer. NW^NWj- sec. 10, T. 4 N., R. 21 E. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 4 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

67.81 

67.25

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

67.65 

69.32

Date

July 27 

Sent. 20

 Water 

level

68.42 

68.66

Date

Dec. 6

Water 

level

68.88
WISCONSIN, SAUK COUNTY 427

Rock County

Ro 3. School for the Blind. In Janesvtlle, In SlVjNBi sec. 2, 

T. 2 N., R. 12 E. Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

57.11 

57.05

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

56. 77 

57.27

Date

Julv 25 

Sept. 19

1Vater ]! _ . 

level ^

57.53 Dec. 5 

57.87 1

Water 

level

58.07

St. Crolx County

SC 2. Owner unknown. SWj-NBi sec. 31, T. 28 N., R. 19 W. 

available: 1947-49.

Records

Jan. 

Mar.

12 

9

49.65 I 

50.17 I

Apr. 

June

28 

2

49.80 

50.04

Aug. 

Sept

11 

.28

50.68 

50.89

Dec. 14 51.48

Sauk County

Sk 1. Badger Ordnance 

Ords available: 1946-49.

>rks. SW|SEi sec. 3, T. 10 N., R. 6 E. RecLowest dally water level (from recorder charts)

l>ai

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

H Jan.

83.90 

83.51 

82.34 

81.13 

81.25

81.55 

81.93 

81.95 

81.31 

80.55

79.64 

79.85 

80.19 

80.22

80.18

79.42

78.79 

78.25 

79.26

79.05 

79.16 

78.80 

77.70 

77.59

78.00 

78.05 

78.84 

78.85 

78.54 

77.55

Feb.

77.28 

77.52 

77.82 

78.29 

78.33

77.98 

77.11 

77.13 

77.65 

78.34

78.82 

78.82 

78.66 

77.91

76.99

78.02

78.34 

78.64 

79.67 

78.34

77.66 

76.89 

76.87 

77.22 

78.42

78.56 

73.55 

78.00

Mar.

77.34 

78.10 

78.37 

78.50 

78.50

78.17 

77.57 

77.30 

77.84 

78.27

78.69 

78.69 

78.46 

77.65

77.41

77.88

78.27 

78.87 

78.91 

78.52

77.48 

76.96 

77.45 

77.67 

78.36

78.49 

78.22 

77.83 

77.44 

77.66 

78.20

Apr.

78.65 

78.67 

73.30 

77.63 

76. Si77. 35 

78.05 

78.69 

78.72 

78.47

77.63 

77.00 

77.64 

78.14

78.67

78.69

78.24 

77.41 

77.30 

77.87

78.37 

78.98 

70.98 

78.75 

77.96

77.42 

78.15 

78.66 

79.06 

79.06

May

78.61 

77.61 

77.50 

78.12 

78.75

79.73 

79.83 

79.42 

78.42 

78.37

78.81 

79.24 

79.46 

79 49

79.04

78.07

73.08 

78.68 

78.22 

79.43

79.39 

78.75 

78.01 

77.82 

78.36

78.75 

79.20 

79.47 

79.43 

78.30 

77.91

June

78.00 

79.10 

79.59 

79.61 

79.13

78.13 

78.33 

78.98 

79.44 

79'.64

79.61 

79.05 

78.05 

77.76

79.40 

79.44 

79.05 

78.10

77.80 

78.29 

78.62 

78.90 

78.82

78.46 

77.69 

77.16 

77.60 

8.05

July

78.48 

78.52 

78.03 

77.15 

76.29

76.67 

77.90 

77.75 

78.87 

78.54

77.61 

77.04 

77.94

78.54

78.02 

77.06 

77.21 

77.74

78.00 

78.27 

78.30 

77.82 

76.94

77. -01 

77.60 

78.00 

78.41 

78.44 

78.08

Aug.

77.14 

77.14 

77.70 

78.03 

78.24

78.25 

77.84 

77.01 

77.10 

78.18

78.56 

79.24 

79.27 

78.83

77.81

77.29

77.41 

77.70 

78.43 

78.53

78.04 

77.02 

76.81 

77.31 

77.44

77.42 

77.39 

76.85 

76.01 

76.07 

76.62

Sept

77.01 

77.25 

77.25 

76.77 

75.89

75.21 

75.67 

76.75 

77.17 

77.18

76.71 

75.84 

75.41 

76.02

76.48

76.82

76.89 

76.51 

75.82 

75.34

75.99 

76.55 

76.95 

76.96 

76.51

75.68 

75.07 

75.73 

76.27 

76.86

Oct.

76.97 

76.61 

76.85 

76.03 

76.21

76.19 

76.13 

76.11 

75.57 

74.74

74.04 

73.85 

74.04 

74.07

73.78

73.25

72.79 

72.34 

71.95 

71.69

71.55 

71.48 

71.45 

71.44 

71.10

70.89 

70.79 

71.14 

71.19 

71.07 

70.93

Nov.

70.57 

70.37 

70.36 

70.44 

70.44

70.32 

70.18 

69.89 

70.22 

70.40

70.44 

70.35 

70.10 

69.87

69.76

70.73

72.13 

73.22 

74.40 

75.50

75.69 

75.70 

75.67 

75.35 

74.78

74.31 

73.71 

73.25 

73.21 

73.67

Dec.

74.40 

75; 18 

75.22 

75.22 

74,88

74.57 

75.47 

76.10 

76.14 

74.42

76.42 

76.10 

76.21 

76.72

76.72

76.39

75.84 

75.30 

74.82 

75.59

75.12 

76.04 

76.52 

76.56 

76.04

75.31 

74.58 

74.72 

74.94 

75.33 

75.32

Sk 6. Baraboo Iron Co. SBiSWj se c. 1, T. 

ments supplied through courtesy of Leland Shaw, 

Baraboo. Records available: 1946-49.

11 N., R. 6 E. Measurewater superintendent,

Date

Jan. 6 

12 

21 

28 

Feb. 3

Water 

level

+ 3.35 

+2.90 

+2.90 

+3.25 

+3.15

Date

Feb. 11 

18 

26 

Mar. 5 

10

Water 

level

+3.05 

+3.20 

+3.30 

+3.41 

+3.38

Date

Mar. 18 

25 

Apr. 1 

6 

16

Water 

level

+ 3.45 

+3.31 

+3.56 

+3.23 

+3.31

Date

Apr. 24 

30 

May 7 

14 

21

Water 

level

+3.45 

+3.51 

+3.09 

+3.03 

+3.28
428 WATER LEVEIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Sk 6 Continued.

Date

May 25 

June 4

10 

18

25

July 2 

Jul 8 

16

Water 

level

+2.75 

+3.06

+2.94 

+2.99

+2.97

+3.31 

+3.21 

+3.39

Date

July 24 

30

Aug. 7 

14

21

27 

Sept. 4 

10

Water 

level

+3.28 

+3.21

+ 2.95 

+3.09

+2.87

+ 2.76 

+ 3.19

+3.07

Date

Sept. 17 

24

28 

Oct. 8

14

22 

29 

Nov. 3

Water 

level

+3.19 

+2.71

+2.76 

+3.13

+3.15

+3.05 

+3.27 

+ 2.91

Date

Nov. 11 

18

25 

Dec. 3

10

14 

22 

31

Water 

level

+3.21 

+3.25

+3.19 

+3.08

+3.11

+ 2.66 

+3.11 

+3.06

Sk 7. U. S. Government, War Assets Administration. SD^NW^ sec. 19, 

T. 10 W. R. 75. Records available: 1948-49. Recorder removed May 27, 

1949.

Jan. 1

9

15

22

29

Feb. 4

87.85

88.05

87.91

87.79

87.95

87.90

Feb. 11

19

26

Mar. 1

7

15

88.05

88.09

87.88

88.03

87.94

87.81

Mar. 22

29

Apr. 1

7

15

22

87.84

87.92

87.88

87.80

87.82

87.74

Apr. 29

May 7

14

21

26

87.80

87.82

87.77

87.72

87.74

Sk 11. Wilbur S. Grant. SWjNEi sec. 15, T. 10 N., R. 6 E. Records 

available: 1948-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

88.65

88.76

Apr. 

June

88.85

88.98

Aug. 12 

Sept.27

88.71

88.56

Dec. 15 88.47

Sk 12. Devils Lake State Park. SD»| sec. 13, T. 11 N., R. 6 S. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 21, 126.67.

Sk 13. University of Wisconsin Engineers Camp. SWj sec. 24, T. 11 N., 

R. 6 B. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 21, 37.49; Apr. 29, 33.22.

Sk 14. Devils Lake State Park. SSf sec. 24, T. 11 N., R. 6 E. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 21, 118.14; Apr. 29, 121.38.

Sk 15. Devils Lake State Park. SWf sec. 19, T. 11 N., R. 7 S. Records available: 1948-49. Jan. 21, 201.67; Apr. 29, 203.43.

Sawyer Count?

Sw 7. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NBjSB^ sec. 28, T. 41 N., 

R. 9 W. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation 

Department. Records available: 1937-38, 1946-49.

Jan. 29 

Feb. 26 

Mar. 26

17. 19 

17.21 

16.74

Apr. 30 

May 28 

June 25

16.65 

16.44 

16.81

July 30 

Aug. 27 

Sent. 24

16.13 

16.51 

16.78

Oct. 29 

Nov. 26 

Dec. 31

16.91 

16.92 

16.93

Shawano Count?

Sh 1. Harry Sievert. NWjNWj sec. 30, T. 26 N., R. 18 B. Records 

available: 1947-49. Note: Subtract 2.0 feet from all readings prior to 

Jan. 1, 1949.

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

60.18 J May 6 

59.48 1 June 10

Sh 2. District school, 

available: 1947-49.

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

52.95 1 May 6 

53.09 I June 10

58.11 

59.10

I July 22 

I Sept. 23

SB^NE^ sec. 2, T.

49.61 

50.38 I July 22 

Set)t.23

60.03 

61.35

26 N.,

50.95 

51.69

1 Dec. 9 62.66

R. 16 E. Records

I Dec. 9 53.23

Sh 3. George Martin. NE^NWi sec. 2, T. 26 N., R. 16 E. Water-stage 

recorder maintained on well since May 12, 1949. Records available: 

1947-49.
WISCONSIN, VERNON COUNTY 429

Sh 3 Continued.

Daily 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

Jan.

.....

a!4.82

.....

Mar.

a!4.82

.....

May

.....

k 8.55

8.82

8.80

8.97

9.02

9.05

9.10

9 10

9.23

9.30

9.29 

9.30

9.43

9 RA

9.57

9.63 

9.70

9.77

9.82

9.86

9.90

June

9.94

9

Q17

10.08

10.14 

10.17

10.23 

10.35

10.42

10.48

10.51

10.51

10.53

10.60

10.66

10.73

10.83

10.85

10.93

T O QQ

11.00

10.99 

11.02

11.01

11.04

11.06

11.13

U 1 Q

11 22

n

P>7

11.29

July

n '*,'*,

n

-ZQ

n

-ZQ

11.41

11.43

11.44 

11.44

11.43

11.38

11.45

11 4R

11.43

11.44

11.46

11.49

11.53

11.56

11.56

11.61

11.63

11.68 

11 79

11.86

n

fyrj

11.87

11.87 

11 90*

11.87

11.65

11.56

11.48

Aug.

n ^Q

11.36

11 40

11*.42 

11.42

11.43 

11.47

11.49

U RP

11.59

11.66

n

rT**

11.78

11.84

11.89

n OP

n

o1*,

n

no

12.06

12.12

12.16 

12.18

12 22

1 P p 1?

12.29

12.34 

12.38

12.43

12.46

IP AQ

12.52

Sept.

12.60

12.64

1 0 CQ

12.73 

12.77

12.85 

12.87

IP on

TO QA

12.97

13.00 i 'z nc>

13.04

13.08

13.10

T^ "IP

13.13

T -z T r>

13.20

.....

T "^ ^Q

13.42

13.44 

13.45

13.50

1 *, RR

13.58

Oct.

T ** £.1

13.63

13.66

13.70 

13.74

13.71 

13.75

1 ^ tQ

13.83

13.78

13.83

13.87

T "Z. cn

13.95

13.97

13.98

14 02

14.03

14.05

14.06

14.06 

14.07

14.13

14.17

14.16

14.20 

1/1 PP

14.23

~\A P 1*,

14.25

14.28"

Nov.

14.25

14.30

14.34

14.36 

14.40

14.40 

14.40

14 40

14.42

14.42

14.46

14.48

14.48

14.48

14.49

14.53

1 A RR

14.56

14.55

14.59

14.63 

14.62

14.60

14.63

14.66

14.66 

14.68

14.68

14.69

14.71

Dec.

14.75

14 79

14.79

14.80 

14.82

14.82 

14.83

14.85

14.87

14.89

14.86

14.87

14 92

14.94

14.94

14.93

14.90

14.90

14 94

14.88

14.87 

14.85

i A. OA

14 98

14.96

14.95

14 Qfi

15.00

15.03

15.05

15.04

a Tape measurement.

Sh 4. John Short. 

able: 1947-49.

sec. 28, T. 25 N., R. 17 E. Records availDate

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

7.15 

7.89

Bate

May 6 

June 10

Water 

level

4.71 

6.24

Date

July 22 

Sent. 23

Water 

level

6.86 

8.00

Date

Dec. 9

Water 

level

8.38

Sh 5. Lew and Sylvester Jaroainski, 

Records available: 1948-49.

sec. 4, T. 25 N., R. 18 E.

Date

Jan. 7 

Mar. 4

Water 

level

19.64 

19.35

Date

May 6 

Sept. 23

Water 

level

14.86 

19.34

Date

Dec. 9

Water 

level

20.75

Tr 1. 

avallable:

Owner unknown. 

1947-49.

Trempealeau County

sec. 35, T. 19 N., R. 8 W. Records

Date

Jan. 12 

Mar. 9

Wate? I Date 

level

141.79 Apr. 28 

141.04 II June 2

Water 

level

140.90 

141.34

Date

Aug. 11 

Sept. 28

Water 

level

141.72 

142.39

Date

Dec. 14

Water 

level

142.17

Vernpn County

Ve 4. Albert Storbakken. 

ords available: 1935-49.

sec. 14, T. 14 N., R. 5 W. Rec-
430 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Ve 4 Continued.

Date

Jan. 11 

Mar. 9

Water 

level

10.17 

8.87

Date

Apr. 27 

June 1

Water 

level

9.58 

10.04

Date

Aug. 11 

Sept. 27

Water 

level

10.38 

10.49

Date

Dec. 14

Water 

level

10.26

Ve 8. M. H. Willenberg. SE^NE^ sec. 26, T. 14 N., R. 7 W. Records 

available: 1935-49.

Jan. 24 

Feb. 23 

Mar. 24

48.21 

49.32 

48.50

Apr. 20 

May 26 

June 20

49.34 

49.34 

49.35

Aug. 24 

Sept. 21 

Oct. 20

49.38 

49 .49 

49.39

Nov. 23 

Dec. 27

49.48 

49.50

Ve 9. P. Lenser. Nl^NE^ sec. 14, T. 14 N., R. 7 Tff. Records available: 1935-49.

Jan. 

Mar,

11 

9

47.33 

47.53 I

Apr. 

June

27

1

1 47.90 

1 47.05

I Aug. 

1 Sept

11

.27

1 47.42 

1 47.60

Dec. 14 47.88

Ve 14. Chris Benrud. NE^HVl| g ec . 6, T. 14 N., R. 4 W. Records 

available: 1935-49.

Jan. 

Mar.

11 

9

7.46 

6.60

Apr. 

June

27 

1

7.04 

7.51

Aug. 

Sept

11

.27

7.75 

7.73

Dec. 14 7.55

Vilas County

Vi 3. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NE^NWj sec. 9, T. 41 N., 

R. 10 E. Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation 

Department. Records available: 1948-49.

Jan. 1

8

15

22

29

Feb. 5

12

19

26

Mar. 5

12

19

26

Apr. 2

8.39

8.43

8.44

8.06

7.68

8.11

8.02

8.01

8.02

8.15

8.26

8.28

7.78

8.10

Apr. 9

16

23

30

May 2

7

14

28

June 4

11

18

25

June 2

7.98

8.14

8.17

8.53

8.64

8.38

8.51

8.67

8.62

8.75

8.73

8.80

8.78

July 9

16

23

30

Aug. ' 6

13

20

27

Sept. 3

10

17

24

Oct. 1

8.17

8.43

8.41

8.36

8.53

8.38

8.63

8.93

8.87

8.78

8.7?

8.55

8.42

Oct. 8

15

22

29

Nov. 4

11

18

25

Dec. 3

10

17

24

31

8.39

8.30

7.18

8.20

8.00

7.94

7.87

7.82

7.83

7.85

 7.84

7.86

7.88

Vi 21. U. S. Geol. Survey. NE^NE^ sec. 10, T. 40 N., R. 10 E. Records available: 1944-49.

Jan. 3

11

18

24

Feb. 2

9

1421'

28

Mar. 7

14

21

28

Apr. 5

16.55

16.57

16.60

16.62

16.68

16.70

16.72

16.75

16.78

16.83

16.83

16.86

16.85

16.41

Apr. 12

18"25

May 9

11

16

23

June 1

6

14

21

27

July 5

16.37

16.39

16.41

16.51

16.52

16.52

16.53

16.57

16.60

16.64

16.66

16.66

16.60

July 11

18

25

Aug. 2

8

16

22

29

Sept. 7

12

19

26

Oct. 4

16.51

16.48

16.46

16.39

16.37

16.38

16.37

16.38

16.43

16.43

16.44

16.47

16.50

Oct. 10

17

24

31

Nov. 1

7

14

22

29

Dec. 5

13

20

27

16.52

16.54

16.56

16.57

16.63

16.59

16.60

16.59

16.59

16.59

16.59

16.57

16.58

Walworth County

Ww 1. Village of Genoa Junction. 

Records available: 1946-49.

^ sec. 35, T. 1 N., T?. 18 E.
WISCONSIN, WASHINGTON COUNTY 431

Ww 1 Continued.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

27.09 

26.56

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

26.49 

26.78

Date

July 25 

Sept. 19

'"Water 

level

27.07 

27.75

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

28.07

Ww 2. G. Bergstrom. SWjNWj sec. 22, T. IN., R. 16 E. Records 

available: 1946-49.

Jan. 

Feb.

ords

Jan. 

Feb.

3 

28

65.25 

65.49

May 

June

Ww 4. United Milk 

available: 1946-49

3 

28

55.46 

55.83 1

May 

June

2 

6

65.43 j 

65.65 1

Products. SI

2 

6

55.59 

56.19

July 

Sept

July 

Sept

25 

.19

66.09 | 

66.56 I

sec. 33, T. 1

25 

.19

56.58 | 

57.38 II

Dec. 5 67.22

N., R. 15 E. Rec

Dec. 5 58.79

Ww 5. H. Phillips. NE^NWi sec. 36, T. 4 N., R. 16 E. Records 

available: 1947-49. Jan. 3, 35.00; May 2, 34.61; June 6, 34.65; 

July 25, 34.37.

Ww 9. Stewart Bros. SWj-SWj- sec. 33, T. 3 N., R. 15 E. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

76.56

76.72 June

76.33

76.33

July 25 

Sept.19

I 76.93 |

rvg.84.fl Dec. 5 77.48

Washburn Count?

Wb 1. Wisconsin Conservation Department. NE^SW^ sec. 31, T. 39 N., 

R. 12 W. Driven observation well, diameter 1^ inches, depth 17.5 feet. 

Measurements supplied through courtesy of Wisconsin Conservation Department. Records available: 1948-49.

Date

Aug. 21, 1948

27

Sept. 4

12

20

28

Oct. 6

25

Nov. 5

13

19

26

Dec. 3

Jan. 10, '1949

17

24

31

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 7

Water 

level

5.54

5.52

5.64

5.69

5.72

5.62

5.28

5.63

5.61

5.20

5.22

5.23

4.76

5.67

5.62

5.65

5.72

5.67

5.62

5.91

5.87

5.48

Date

Mar. 14. 1949

21

28

Apr, 4

11

18

25

May 2

9

16

23

30

June 6

13

20

27

July 5

12

18

26

Aug. 1

Water 

level

5.83

5.65

5.37

5.42

5.36

5.23

5.37

5.42

4.89

5.17

5.21

5.46

5.59

5.37

5.23

5.30

5.03

5.10

4.89

5.01

4.81

Date

Aug. 7, 1949

15

22

29

Sept. 6

12

19

28

Oct. 3

10

17

24

31

Nov. 7

14

21

28

Dec. 5

12

19

26

Water 

level

4.77

5.10

5.21

5.25

4.67

4.68

4.68

5.16

5.26

5.15

5.17

5.26

5.31

5.26

5.30

5.35

5.40

5.46

5.36

5.55

5.24

Wn 1. 

available:

Washington County

John Thiesen. 

1946-49.

sec. 10, T. 11 N., R. 18 E. Records

7an. 

Mar.

5 

2

49.24 

50.84 I

June 

July

8 

20

47.98 

48.24

Sept 

1 Nov.

.21 

30

49.50 

51.10
432 WATER LEVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Wn 2. City of Hartford. In Hartford, on east side of North Rural 

Street, between powerhouse and railroad. Records available: 1948-49.

Lowest daily water level^ from recorder charts

Da-i

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

H Jan.

42.02 

42.27 

42.34 

42.03 

41.52

41.87 

42.05 

42.13 

42.00 

42.03

41.92 

41.78 

41.80 

41.74 

41.70

41.73 

41.53 

40.93 

41.74 

41.93

41.96 

42.09 

42.12 

41.90

41.72 

41.68 

41.92 

41.96 

42.27 

42.63

Feb.

42.82 

42.83 

43.05 

43.14 

42.94

42.93 

42.66 

42.64 

42.84 

43.08

43.03 

43.16 

43.23 

43.15 

43.02

42.68 

42.90 

43.13 

42.84 

39.48

38.62 

38.42 

38.15 

39.12 

39.76

40.40 

40.50 

40.63

Mar.

40.70 

40.95 

40.70 

40.58 

40.45

40.97 

41.19 

41.26 

41.29 

41.35

41.49 

42.00 

42.03 

42.03 

42.02

42.18 

42.43 

42.35 

42.41 

42.42

42.30 

42.29 

42.31 

42.48 

42.83

42.91 

42.92 

42.75 

42.99 

43.21 

43.58

Apr.

43.77 

44.24 

44.23 

43.73 

43.49

43.06 

43.28 

43.43 

43.62 

43.61

43.67 

43.68 

43.71 

43.65 

43.29

43.30 

43.34 

43.33 

43.31 

43.63

43.70 

43.68 

43.62 

43.62 

43.59

43.89 

43.94 

43.93 

43.40 

43.57

May

43.99 

43.69 

43.70 

44.42 

44.60

43.97 

43.69 

44.65 

44.69 

44.71

44.54 

44.29 

44.09 

44.17 

44.27

44.29 

44.49 

43.52 

43.98 

44.00

43.56 

43.10 

43.41 

43.60 

43.45

43.48 

43.48 

43.54 

43.54 

43.70 

43.70

June

44.07 

44.20 

44.88 

45.20 

45.29

45.38 

45.59 

45.73 

45.45 

45.80

46.40 

47.08 

46.74 

46.29 

46.15

46.58 

47.12 

47.25 

47.40 

J7.23

47.80 

47.92 

48.15 

48.08 

48.20

47.15 

47.95 

48.78 

48.85 

49.42

July

49.69 

49.72 

49.44 

49.00 

48.98

49.36 

49.73 

49.77 

49.56 

49.56

49.41 

48.09 

49.04 

49.01 

49.13

49.33 

48.93 

49.05 

49.09 

48.90

48.40 

48.74 

48.78 

48.80 

48.80

48.50 

47.44 

46.54 

45.50 

45.80 

46.05

Aug.

45.82 

46.11 

46.33 

46.58 

46.90

47.15 

47.78 

47.83 

48.47 

48.64

48.64 

48.78 

48.59 

48.63 

48.53

48.98 

49.15 

49.15 

48.31 

48.10

48.00 

48.28 

48.50 

48.49 

49.15

49.48 

49.12 

48.93 

48.98 

49.24 

49.19

Sept

49.20 

43.10 

47.78 

46.79 

48.20

48.85 

48.95 

49.33 

49.38 

48.65

48.39 

48.63 

48.68 

48.57 

48.24

48.29 

48.71 

48.48 

48.28 

48.07

48.40 

48.59 

48.85 

48.83 

48.80

48.53 

48.33 

48.50 

48.62 

48.94

Oct.

49.12 

48.58 

48.10 

47.99 

48.28

47.90 

48.42 

48.60 

48.07 

47.80

47.66 

47.68 

48.33 

48.89 

48.70

48.10 

48.01 

48.10 

48.40 

48.50

48.95 

48.71 

48.14 

47.74 

47.07

47.08 

48.08 

47.40 

48.08 

47.70 

47.79

Nov.

47.25 

48.42 

48.54 

48.77 

48.65

48.83 

47.78 

48.51 

48.19 

47.97

47.80 

48.00 

48.12 

48.28 

47.82

48.18 

48.11 

48.13 

47.92 

45.70

44.91 

44.87 

46.62 

48.12 

48.02

48.11 

47.83 

47.38 

47.39 

47.05

Dec.

47.90 

48.15 

47.92 

48.45 

48.40

47.82 

47.24 

48.22 

48.64 

43.74

48.53 

48.33 

47.99 

47.97 

48.03

48.38 

48.30 

47.88 

47.75 

48.31

48.26 

48.50 

48.78 

48.87 

47.89

47.60 

48.35 

48.28 

48.30 

48.41 

48.54

Wn 3. City of West Bend. In basement of city police station. Records available: 1946-49.

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

13.14 

14.45

Date

June 8 

July 20

Water 

level

17.72 

16.72

Date

Sept. 21 

Nov. 30

Water 

level

15.95 

14.74

Waukesha County

Wk 2. Sisters of Notre Dame. 

Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 24, T. 7 N., R. 20 E.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Da-i

1 

2 

3 

4 

5

6 

7 

8 

9 

10

11 

12 

13 

14 

15

16 

17

H Jan.

79.88 

79.87 

79.76 

79.71 

79.31

79.41 

79.45 

79.44 

79.60 

79.61

79.44 

79.20 

79.07 

79.21 

79.09

79.20 

79.30

Feb.

78.67 

78.74 

78.50 

78.44 

78.39

78.27 

78.24 

77.09 

77.23 

77.41

77.35 

77.11 

77.32 

77.27 

77.26

77.34 

77.35

Mar.

77.11 

77.05 

76.91 

76.58 

76.57

76.23 

76.15 

76.29 

76.27 

76.34

76.25 

76.30 

76.40 

76.45 

76.44

76.23 

76.17

Apr.

75.72 

75.65 

75.67 

75.67 

75.43

75.43 

75.40 

75.65 

75.79 

75.81

75.85 

75.71 

75.56 

75.30 

75.37

75.52 

75.33

May

75.39 

75.61 

75.72 

76.10 

76.19

76.48 

76.80 

76.94 

77.17 

77.11

76.96 

77.01 

77.30 

77.38 

77.40

77.26 

77.37

June

78.00 

78.47 

78.98 

79.80 

79.85

80.42 

80.72 

80.67 

80.65 

80.94

81.53 

81.64 

81.67 

81.04 

80.43

79.94 

79.64

July

80.73 

80.83 

81.24 

81.99 

82.09

81,80 

81.56 

81.25 

81.92 

81.04

80.96 

81.34 

81.09 

80.96 

80.95

81.05 

80.95

Aug.

81.30 

81.29 

81.09 

81.07 

80.99

81.08 

81.30 

81.80 

81.91 

82.02

81.96 

82.14 

81.88 

81.65 

81.49

81.39 

81.31

Sept

81.67 

81.30 

81.14 

81.06 

81.18

81.35 

81.08 

80.95 

80.78 

80.73

80.63 

80.51 

80.46 

80.48 

80.39

80.11 

80.25

Oct.

00.47 

80.48 

80.72 

80.65 

80.47

80.13 

79.55 

79.87 

79.81 

79.66

79.81 

80.06 

80.07 

79.95 

79.43

79.36 

79.42

Nov.

78.55 

78.44 

78.15 

78.35 

78.49

78.42 

78.22 

78.43 

78.26 

78.07

77.96 

77.83 

77.86 

77.95 

78.04

78.13 

78.09

Dec.

78.26 

78.18 

77.96 

78.00 

78.13

77.98 

78.13 

78.26 

78.31 

78.02

77.70 

78.00 

78.12 

78.12 

78.12 

77.51 

77.58
WISCONSIN, WAUKESHA COUNTY 433

Wk 2 Continued.

Lowest daily water level

Day Jan.

18 79.27 

19 79.43 

20 79.37

21 79.01 

22 79.33 

23 79.08 

24 79.26 

25 79.19

26 79.01 

27 78.88 

28 78.52 

29 78.91 

30 78.89 

31 78.73

Feb.

77.10 

77.21 

77.52

77.33 

77.34 

77.22 

76.94 

77.15

76.98 

76.95 

77.17

Mar.

76.30 

76.42 

76.18

76.15 

76.17 

76.22 

76.03 

75.92

75.70 

75.66 

75.82 

75.82 

75.77 

75.51

Apr.

75.55 

75.43 

75.35

75.15 

75.14 

75.21 

75.63 

75.56

75.40 

75.58 

75.66 

75.40 

75.41

May

77.16 

77.32 

77.46

76.89 

76.89 

76.95 

76.92 

76.30

76.67 

76.86 

77.28 

77.55 

"7.82 

78.40

June

79.67 

79.55 

79.65

79.86 

80.59 

80.84 

80.83 

80.71

80.72 

80.79 

80.90 

80.72 

80.66

from recorder charts

July

80.95 

81.05 

80.95

80.80 

80.83 

81.47 

81.48 

82.50

82.66 

82.59 

82.23 

82.01 

81.77 

81.59

AUJ^L

81.61 

81.52 

82.08

82.14 

81.70 

81.77 

81.78 

81.87

81.99 

82.36 

82.41 

82.33 

82.46 

81.95

Sept,

80.30 

00 . 48 

80.57

80.55 

80.27 

80.35 

80.36 

80.54

80.44 

80.39 

80.38 

80.29 

80.46

Oct.

79.29 

79.22 

79.65

79.01 

79.03 

79.38 

79.34 

78.94

78.95 

78.89 

78.53 

78.70 

78.86 

78.80

Nov.

78.07 

77.79 

78.13

78.29 

78.00 

77.94 

77.93 

78.12

77.93 

77.95 

77.93 

77.96 

78.17

Dec.

77.61 

77.61 

77.57

77.30 

77.84 

78.07 

77.84 

77.50

77.29 

77.36 

77.43 

77.53 

77.45 

77.34

Wk 3. Village of Menomonee Palls. 

Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 10, T. 8 N., R. 20 E,

Date

Jan. 3 

Mar. 1

Water 

level

25.57 

33.11

Date

May 3 

June 7

Water 

level

26.65 

a 41.40

Date

July 26 

Dec. 7

Water 

level

28.60 

27.97

a Recently pumping.

TOc 14. Veterans Administration Hospital, 

R. 19 E. Records available: 1946-49.

sec. 2, T. 6 N.,

Lowest daily 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

Jan.

295.56 

294.20 

293.02 

293.44 

294.30

295.02 

295.34 

295.20 

295.20 

294.76

295.10 

295.34 

295.44 

295.70 

295.74

295.73 

295.74 

295.02 

295.98 

296.07

296.06 

296.06 

295.77 

294.62 

295.03

295.33 

295.34 

296.05 

296.10 

296.09 

294.71

Feb.

295.67 

295.71 

295.60 

296.10 

296.00

293.70 

293.33 

294.15 

295.01 

295.50

295.74 

295.02 

294.21 

293.81 

294.30

294.50 

294.95 

294. C9 

294.68 

293.77

290.48 

293.87 

292.22 

289.30 

287.11

286.75 

286.34 

285. 23

Mar.

284.03 

284.28 

284.28 

284.32 

284.31

283.79 

283.31 

283.49 

283 .52 

283.81

283.93 

283.92 

283.61 

284.01 

283.50

283.37 

283.34 

283.58 

283.60 

283 . 17

286.26 

290.82 

293.02 

293.88 

295.09

295.12 

294.60 

294.92 

- 295.50 

295.53 

295.70

Apr.

296.18 

296.18 

295.72 

295.19 

291.40

294.10 

293.39 

290.38 

291.93 

292.07

291.90 

291.00 

292.80 

293.33 

292.85

292.86 

292.31 

292.29 

291.70 

293.31

292.65 

294.63 

294.68 

293.35 

293.00

293.93 

294.00 

295.20 

295.28 

294.97

May

294.50 

293.23 

292.80 

294.85 

295.70

296.53 

296.83 

295.85 

295.37 

295.40

295.86 

296.82 

297.21 

297.64 

296.73

295.14 

296.53 

296.80 

297.50 

296.50

296.85 

 294.40 

294.68 

295.43 

296.92

297.14 

297.36 

297.20 

295.15 

294.40 

294.50

June

295.85 

296.56 

297.65 

297.72 

297.20

295.90 

298.14 

298.17 

299.41 

299.42

300.00 

300.02 

298.80 

299.37 

299.70

300.31 

300.81 

299.64 

299.80 

298.77

299.45 

299.82 

300.01 

301.01 

301.14

2P9.18 

298.53 

300.04 

300.25 

301.15
434 WATER LEVFIS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Wkl4 Continued.

Lowest daily 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

JulY

301.20 

301.50 

299.82 

298.00 

297.54

298.58 

299.76 

298.95 

299.52 

297.25

298.15 

300.23 

301.02 

301.34 

301.65

302.10 

302.10 

301.23 

302.22 

303.38

303.38 

304.20 

304.43 

302.72 

301.97

303.12 

303.75 

304.43 

304.75 

304.81 

304.23

Aug.

301.85 

301.87 

302.27 

301.51 

301.93

300.78 

299.53 

300.04 

301.12 

302.08

302.38 

302.73 

301.14 

300.18 

300.12

301.05 

302.14 

302.26 

303.09 

303.19

302.40 

300.74 

301.43 

302.21 

302.78

303.20 

303.24 

302.90 

301.70 

301.71 

302.88

Sept.

302.93 

303.34 

30^.00 

302.01 

298.60

299.22 

300.50 

301.41 

301.91 

302.16

299.50 

299.91 

300.81 

301.63 

302.11

302.11 

301.61 

301.21 

299.30

299.65 

299.60 

301.15 

301.12

Oct.

301.12 

300.60 

299.41 

299.43 

300.20

300.20 

300.22 

300.30 

300.04 

298.42

298.98 

300.10 

300.60 

301.23 

300.75

300.23 

298.88 

299.33 

300.62 

300.52

300.91 

300.00 

298.72 

298.40 

299.96

300.03 

300.57 

299.21 

298.49 

298.48 

298.53

Nov.

298.81 

209.91 

300.46 

300.73 

300.19

299.20 

298.39 

299.99 

299.99 

300.44

299.57 

299.23 

297.75 

297.28 

298.80

299.88 

299.88 

300.35 

300.07 

297.68

298.40 

298.40 

299.40 

299.43 

297.80

298.05 

297.63 

296.35 

297.97 

298.15

Dec.

298.85 

297.90 

297.00 

295.30 

297.08

296.90 

298.28 

299.52 

299.67 

299.90

297.29 

296.22 

297.15 

298.65 

298.31

297.78 

297.90 

295.62 

295.06 

296.84

297.10 

296.70 

297.19 

295.55 

294.65

293.10 

295.20 

296.21 

296.21 

297.98 

297.02

Wk 20. G. W. Aeppler. 

available: 1946-49.

sec. 6, T. 7 N., R. 17 E. Records

Date

Jan. 5 

Mar. 2

Water 

level

29.67 

28.60

Date

May 4 

June 7

Water 

level

29.18 

31.70

Date

July 27 

Sept. 21

Water 

level

31.72 

30.59

Date

Dec. 7

Water 

level

29,84

Wk 22. Mrs. Bartholomew. NW^NWj sec. 24, T. 5 N., R. 

available: 1946-49.

19 E. Records

Jan. 

Feb.

3 

28

25.19 | 

25.72

May 

June

2 

6

26.04 II 

29 .93 II

July 

Sept.

25 

13

28.58 j 

26.63 I

Nov. 29 27.02

Wk 29. Mr. Roeae, Riviera Tavern. 

Records available: 1947-49.

SWiNWj sec. 14, T. 7 N., R. 18 E.

Date

Jan. 5 

Ma? 3

'"teter 

level

64.92 

72.17

Date

June 7 

July 27

Water 

level

71.74 

72.89

Date

Nov. 30

Water 

level

68.41

Wk 31. Pulton Farms. NEiNWj S ec. 2, T. 5 N., R. 19 E. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

1

2

3

4

5

6 

7

Jan.

132.71

132.70

132.73

132.76

132.65

132.61 

132.65

Feb. Mar.

132.77

132.70

132.70

132.61

132.55

132.64 

132.63

Apr.

132.30

132.30

132.32

132.31

132.25

132.19 

132.24

MaY

132.36

132.44

132.44

132.58

132.58

132.58 

132.59

June

132.82

132.81

132.87

132. 87

132.89

132.97 

133.01
WISCONSIN, WAUKESHA COUNTY 435

Wk 31 -Continued.

Lowest daily water level, from recorder charts

Day

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.

132.67 

132.87 

132.93

132.92 

132.79 

132.72 

132.73 

132.73

132.79 

132.80 

132.79 

132.87 

132.88

132.77 

132.84 

132.81 

132.80 

132.87

132.80 

132.75 

132.71 

132.81 

132.81 

132.72

Feb.

132.77 

132.82 

132.92

132.92 

132.81 

132.84 

132.85 

132.80

132.89 

132.91 

132.84 

132.88 

132.99

132.99 

132.89 

132.89 

132,79 

132.92

132.91 

132.78 

132.76

Mar.

132.51 

132.51 

132.53

132.51 

132.48 

132.48 

132.46 

132.48

132.43 

132.42 

132.43 

132.48 

132.46

132.38 

132.34 

132.41 

132.40 

132.39

132.39 

132.27 

132.35 

132.37 

132.37 

132.23

Apr.

132.34 

132.38 

132.38

132.35 

132.29 

132.23 

132.25 

132.30

132.36 

132.30 

132.36 

132.42 

132.41

132.38 

132.31 

132.36 

132.45 

132.44

132.40 

132.48 

132.52 

132.46 

132.41

May

132.57 

132.64 

132.69

132.65 

132.65 

132.60 

132.68 

132.68

132.65 

132.64 

132.62 

132.65 

132.72

132.64 

132.57 

132.70 

132.73 

132.71

132.73 

132.75 

132.78 

132.77 

132.76 

132.85

June

133 .03 

153.03 

133.00

133.03 

133.04 

132.94 

132.88 

132.88

132.90 

132.91 

132.96 

132.97 

132.33

132.92 

132.98 

132.95 

132.95 

132.86

132.94 

132.99 

132.99 

133.02 

133.03

Lowest daily 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

July

133.05 

133.06 

133 .05 

133.05 

133 .05

132.97 

133 .01 

133.03 

133.01 

133.08

133.06 

133.02 

133.01 

133.02 

133.04

133.05 

133.05 

133.07 

133.09 

133.13

133.13 

133.19 

133.25 

133.21 

133.21

133.19 

133.15 

133.17

TZ >z TO

133.23 

133.25

AUK.

133.21 

133.24 

133.30 

133.34 

133.35

132.33 

133.33 

133.33 

133.35 

133.35

133.35 

133.35 

133.36 

133.39 

133.40

133.49 

133 . 43 

133.42 

133.47 

133.54

133.80 

133.83 

133.78 

13*3.77 

133.74

133.71 

133.67 

133.62

133.64

133.63 

133.61

Sept.

133.68 

133.69 

133.57 

133.67 

133.70

133.75 

133.57 

133.69 

133.71 

133.72

133.71 

133.69 

133.66 

133.71 

133.69

133.67 

133.68 

133.69 

133 . 76 

133.81

133.78 

133.77 

133.84 

133.85 

133.85

133.85 

133.81 

133.87 i l2; 12; en

133.94

Oct.

134.03 

133.95 

133.92 

133.93 

133.91

133.86 

133.85 

133.86 

133.87 

133.86

133.88 

133.96 

133.97 

134,01 

134.01

133.99 

134.01 

134.01 

134.00 

133.96

133.95 

133.99 

134.10 

134.12 

134.08

134.11 

134.13

134.04 

134.10

ITov.

134.10 

134.12 

134.12 

134.21 

134.21

134.17 

134.14 

134.14 

134.15 

134.11

134.15 

134.15 

134.12 

134.18 

134.20

134.27 

134.29 

134.32 

134.25 

134.30

134.38 

134.38 

134.27 

134.25 

134.29

134.29 

134.26 

134.26

134.26

134.34

Dec.

134.39 

134.42 

134.42 

134.38 

134.40

134.40 

134.46 

134.51 

134.52 

134.42

134.36 

134.45 

134.56 

134.56 

134.54

134.48 

134.49 

134.49 

134.49 

134. 45

134.35 

134. 40 

134.48 

134.53 

134.48

134.43 

134.43 

134.47

134.55

134.54 

134.50

Wk 32. Western United Dairy Co. SEiSEj sec. 23, T. 5 N., 

Records available: 1947-49.

18 E.
436 WATER LFVELS AND ARTESIAN PRESSURE, 1949, NORTH-CENTRAL STATES

Wk 32 Continued.

Date

Jan. 3 

Feb. 28

Water 

level

46.85 

46.92

Date

May 2 

June 6

Water 

level

46.62 

46.80

Date

July 25 

Sect. 19

Water 

levsl

47.20 

47.50

Date

Dec. 5

Water 

level

47.82

Wk 34. A. N. McGeoch Co. NW^SW^ sec. 19, T. 5 N., R. 18 E. Records 

available: 1947-49.

Date

Feb. 28 

May 2

Water 

level

34.71 

36.17

Date

June 6 

Julv 25

Water 

level

37.75 

38.18

Date

Sept. 19 

Dec. 5

Water 

level

38.85 

38.93

Waushara County

Ws 1. University of Wisconsin Experiment Farm, Hancock. Measurements 

supplied through courtesy of University of Wisconsin Experiment Farm. 

Records available: 1947-49.

Date

Jan. 7

12

17

26

Feb. 4

16

23

Mar. 4

11

16

23

29

Water 

level

9.65

9.70

9.70

9.82

9.89

10.00

10.05

10.05

9.55

9.80

9.85

9.88

Date

Apr. 5

13

18

25

May 2

9

17

23

31

June 8

13

20

Water 

level

9.86

9.72

9.66

9.62

9.59

9.49

9.46

9.42

9.40

9.50

9.48

9.53

Date

June 27

July 5

11

18

25

Aug. 1

9

16

24

29

Sept. 12

Water 

level

9.58

9.61

9.64

9.67

9.67

9.68

9.69

9.72

9.75

9.80

9.85

DateSept. 19

Oct. 2

13

17

26

31

Nov. 14

28

Dec. 5

24

30

Water 

level

9.88

9.99

10.10

10.10

10.17

10.24

10.33

10.45

10.54

10.72

10.77

Ws 2. Village of Plainfield. NE^NEi sec. 14, T. 2 N., R. 8 E. 

Unused driven fire well, diameter 4 inches, depth 27 feet. Becords available: 1949. Nov. 16, 18.54; Dec. 10, 18.81.

Ws 3. Mr. Follett. STI^SE^ sec. 5, T. 18 N., B. 8 E. Unused driven 

domestic well, diameter 2 inches, depth 70 feet. Records available: 

1949. Nov. 16, 54.72; Dec. 10, 54.78.

Wjnnebago County

Wi 1. 

available:

Oak Hill Cemetery. 

1946-49.

SE-5 sec. 20, T. 20 N., R. 17 E. Records

Jan. 

Mar.

7 

4

51.60 

48.97

1 May 4 

6

49.63 

47.96

June 

July

10 

22

| 52.42 

1 56.35 I

Sept 

Dec.

.23 

9

54.90 

55.36

Wood County

Wd 29. Elmer Aschenbrenner. NEiNEj sec. 

ords available: 1944-49.

2, T. 23 N., R. 4 E. RecJan. 3

11

17

24

Feb. 7

14

21

28

Mar. 7

15

21

10.76

12.47

12.50

12.70

12.72

13.28

12.76

12.30

9.12

7.86

6.03

Mar. 29

Apr. 4

11

25

May 2

9

30

June 6

13

20

28

5.78

5.40

4.97

5.70

5.84

5.79

6.33

6.40

6.29

6.38

6.60

July 4

11

18

25

Aug. 1

9

16

29

Sept. 5

12

20

6.70

6.62

6.45

6.73

6.70

6.66

 6.69

6.89

7.80

9.08

9.64

Sept. 25

Oct. 3

10

17

31

Nov. 7

14

30

Dec. 5

12

19

10.39

10.18

10.49

11.09

11.26

12.40

12.47

11.21

11.24

11.96

12.25

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : O 1952