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Note: The Report database column was not used prior to MI0809. For the purposes of this program, all samples without a value for Report are assumed to be drinking water. Drinking GAP Irrigation Dataset: MI0405 - Present Age of well is the difference between the year of sampling and the year of construction: If the well was constructed Dec 31, 2008 and sampled Jan 1, 2009, it would fall under 1 year, even though there's a one-day difference. If the well was constructed Jan 1, 2008 and sampled Dec 31, 2008, it would fall under 0 year, even though there's a 365-day difference. All years 20052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021