Well and Water Level Summary for Wells with 4 or More Observations
Groundwater levels are basic information needed for evaluating water conditions and for basic and applied research. For these efforts, water levels are being measured statewide in wells completed in multiple aquifers. Some wells are measured for specific projects, such as the Coastal Aquifers Salinity Project and the Water Conditions program, while other wells are measured so that staff can maintain long-term records of groundwater levels for evaluation of trends.
Table contains summary data from wells having 4 or more water level observations.
Data and Graphs of Water Level Summaries for Wells with 20+ Years or 100+ Observations
Ground-water levels are basic information needed for evaluating water conditions and for basic and applied research. For these efforts, water levels are being measured statewide in wells completed in multiple aquifers. Some wells are measured for specific projects, such as the Coastal Aquifers Salinity Project and the Water Conditions program, while other wells are measured so that staff can maintain long term records of ground-water levels for evaluation of trends. Table contains summary data from wells having 100 or more water level observations.
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- Cheswold aquifer
- Cockeysville aquifer
- Columbia aquifer
- Delaware
- Federalsburg aquifer
- Frederica aquifer
- groundwater
- instrumented borehole
- Kent County
- Magothy aquifer
- Manokin aquifer
- Mount Laurel aquifer
- New Castle County
- Piney Point aquifer
- Pocomoke aquifer
- Potomac aquifer
- Rancocas aquifer
- Sussex County
- TAB
- wells
- Wissahickon aquifer
- Interactive
Water Level Summaries for DGS Index Wells
Groundwater levels are basic information needed for evaluating water conditions and for basic and applied research. For these efforts, water levels from various aquifers are being measured statewide. Some wells are measured for specific reasons, such as for the Coastal Aquifers Salinity Project and the Water Conditions Report, while other wells are measured so that staff can maintain long-term records of groundwater levels for evaluation of trends.



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