402. List of observation well measurements for publication in Water Supply Paper Users

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Name

Depths To Water Below

MP

Location Date

=2-')

Kembel

B-3-57-7

ccl October 15

Wolfe B-2-57-5 ccl October 15

Hellmuth B-2-57-29 adl October 15

Clatworthy B-3-58-3 cb October 15 Stark B-3-58-11 bcl October 15 Covelli B-4-58-18 dc October 11 Crouch-Work B-4-58-19 bc October 11 Fuerst B-4-59-36 ccl October 15 Williams B-5-59-34 cdl October 11

Goodrich B-4-60-2 aal October 11

Racchio-Bowen B-4-60-9 abl October 11

Barton-Burchstead B-4-60-12 ccl October 15

Walker B-4-60-23 cdl October 15

Bretheuer B-3-60-4 dc October 15

Pugh B-4-59-31 bcl October 15

Kroh Bros. B-3-60-13 cdl October 15

Dr. Benzel B-3-60-36 dcl October 15 Holden B-3-60-22 ccl October 15 Reck B-2-60-4 ddl October 15 Bresnahan B-2-60-13 ddl October 15 Baer B-2-60-26 ddl October 15 Harshman B-1-60-2 ddl October 25 Hogan B-1-60-12 ccl October 15 Westhoff B-1-60-23 bcl October 15 Wells B-1-60-27 ddl October 15 Watson B-1-60-34 ccl October 15 Freeman

c-1-60-4

ccl October 15 Sanden C-1-60-17 dcl October 15 Singleton C-1-60-29 cbl October 15 Hlad B-1-61-5 de October 25

Roark B-1-62-13 adl October 11

Elstun B-3-60-32 cbl October 11 Warden B-2-62-6 cbl October 11 Knox B-2-62-18 cb October 11 Schoeneman B-2-62-19 cd2 October 11 Weickum B-2-63-23 dcl October 12 Knox B-2-63-15 dcl October 11

Midcap

P...Q.-0,e dAack

B-2-63-22 cc October 11

Maddux B-2-63-28 ddl October 11

Batelli B-2-63-32 aal March 14

Martin B-2-63-34 ccl October

11

Carlson B-2-63-35 del October 11

Scheid B-2-63-36 bcl October 11

Baumgardner B-1-63-3 ccl October 11

Custer B-1-63-9 ddl October 11

Suppes B-1-63-22 ddl October 11

Vogt B-1-63-27 dcl October 11

Hudson-Gardens B-1-63-28 abl October 11

Mori B-4-61-28 bbl October 11 Depth to water

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54,951

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39.2

24.0

30.29

49.98

16.18

34.55

50.23

63.90

37.05

60.7

61.5

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111.2

77.2 23.60/

Date

Depth to

water

Birch 8

60.80 March 9

37.145/

March 9

63.20'

March 9

66.50'

March 8

67.4 March 11

47.7 March 11

56.10 March 11

78.00'

March 11

17.28'

March 11

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March 11

11.66 /

March 11

79.50,

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March 11

84.65-March 11

74.04 March 11

89.27 March 9

66.92 March 9

65.34 March 14

64.90 March 14

65.78 March 9

March 9

68.48

85.35 March 9

52.27 ,/

March 8

March

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27.20 /

March 9

31.05/

March 9

41.20/

March 9

36.85/

March 9

34.54/

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March 14

29.45/

March 14

49.14'

March 14

16.00 '

March 14

33.15 1

March 14

48.10/

March 14

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March 14

33.25 March 14

52.24 March 14

No reading in 1957

1.18'

March 14

77.148 March 14

61.86 March 17

58.87'

March 14

72.65/

March 14

75.48/

March 14

106.0 /

March 14

109.2 /

March 14

85.53 14arch 11

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Name

Depth To - Tater Below MP

Location

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Depth to

Date Water

Lenhardt B-3-56-7 abl October 11 37.8

Henry B-3-56-24 bbl October 10 11.59

Hunt B-2-56-13 aa2 October 10 20.45

Foilus-Patarson B-2-56-1 ddl October 18 21.34

Peterson B-2-56-24 dd2 October 10 _33.50

Bickert B-2-55-30 bcl October 10 43.50

Shaw B-1-56-1 dcl October lo 51.99

Awmiller B-1-55-18 bcl October 10 55.10

Bolinger B-1-55-31 dal March 3 40.05

Blake C-1-55-21 bdl October 10 16.74

Hansen Bros. B-4-56-23 dcl October 18 22.3

Rudolph & Schooley B-4-55-9 dcl October 18 21,,3Z

Pabst B-5-55-35 ddl October 18 20.2

Morgan Inv. Co. B-5-54-30 cbl October 18 18.15

Daily B-5-54-21 cal October 18 12.85

Repp B-5-54-2 bdl October 16 13.2

Gaines B-6-53-30 bcl October 16 13.65 ,

Ballin B-6-53-16 ddl October 16 22.64/

Fish B-7-53-26 abl October 18

Nisson B-7-53-23 bbl October 18 31.9 /j

Nelson B-6-54-24 bcl October 18 13.2

Hessler Bros. B-7-53-21 bcl October 18 18.2 7/

Price B-7-53-18 bd October 18 26.3 sf,

Amen B-7-54-12 cb October 18 14.30

Willson B-8-52-17 cbl October 16 18.05 /

Henderson B-8-52-10 adl October 16 7.00

Ramey B-8-51-6 adl October 16 19.227

Manuello B-9-51-31 bbl October 16 5.32/, Engleman B-10-49-8 ccl October 16 15.30/ Henry B-10-49-2 cbl October 16 6.45 / Apts B-10-48-4 bcl October 16 9.67/ Davidson B-11-47-28 bb October 16 4.35/ Bennison B-11-46-18 dbl October 16 8.34J

Hilderman B-11-45-5 bal October 16 14.91 /

McCampbell B-12-44-31 bal October 16 28.4

Fairgrounds--Sedgwick Co. B-12-44-27 bcl October 16 Well locked/

/957 Date March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March March Depth to Water 8 39.8 8 9.20 8 17.15 8 17.92 8 31.20 8 39.80 8 51.24 8 52.15 8 40.05 Only measurement in 1957 8 16.60 13 24.9 13 23.8 13 21.8 13 21.0 13 19.82 13 21.95 12 15.65 13 27.02 13 5.40 12 36.72 12 15.10 12 18.45 12 25.75 12 14.40 17 22.06 17 8.2 17 22.42 17 5.48 17 19.45s/ 17 6.8 / 17 9.71i 17 5.08 17 8.85 17 18.05 17 30.6 17 6.60

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WELLS

Number Owner Ground0 79rface

Spring rail B-3-56-7cbl V.I. Lenhardt 4. 38.02 B-3-56-24bb1 C. Henry 9.40 5.85 B-2-56-13aal vJ. L. Hunt 19.91 14.94 B-2-56-1dd1 Foilvs-Peterson

19.3

17.25

B-2-56-24dd2 %/Max Peterson 32.25 28.15 B-2-55-30bc1 ‘/J. Bickert

37.91

33.14

B-1-56-1dcl vMrs. J. Shaw 52.9 49.00 B-1-55-18bc1 /R. Awmiller 52.03 49.01 B-1-55-31dal ' J. Bolinger 41.87 38.60 C-1-55-21bd1 A. Blake 15.66 14.45 B-4-56-23dc1 wHansen Bros. 23.78 23.18 B-4-55-9dcl B-5-55-35ddl

v Rudolph & Schooley 'John Pabst

22.97

20.12 200t

B-5-54-30cbl '7/Morgan Inv. Co. 20.22 19.54

B-5-54-21cal JC. Daily 19.69 17.70

B-5-54-2bd1 E. Repp 21.73 21.02

B-6-53-30bc1 'C. E. Gaines 13.40 14.08

B-6-53-16ddl vH. E. Ballin 25.50

25.59

B-7-53-26ab1 /Ben Fish 10.72 11.15

B-7-53-23bb1 vlim. Nissom

35.30

35.26

B-6-54-24bc1 N. A. Nelson 14.5 14.20 B-7-53-21bc1 ''Hessler Bros. 19.11 17.80 B-7-53-18bd /John Price 25.10 22.09 B-7-54-12cb /John Amen 14.47 12.20 B-8-52-17cbl . Joe Wilson

22.14

22.37 B-8-52-10acl G. A. Henderson 5.52

6.74

B-8-51-6adl Tic Ramey 21.0

21.68

B-9-51-31bbl ',Frank Manuello

_5.95

4.21

B-10-49-8ccl VOliver Engleman 13.01 16.95

B-10-49-2cbl /G. E. Henry

6.4o

5.30 B.-10-48-41)cl

v

John Apts _9.72 10.22

B-11-47-28bb 'W. C. Davidson 5.20 4.72

B-11-46-18dbi

Ow.

R. Bennison 8.3 PUMPING

B-11-45-5bal /F. J. Hilderman 19.05 17.30

B-12-44-31ba1 v:/C. B. McCampbell 28.76 28.43

B-12-44-27bc1 'Fairgrounds Sedgwick Co. 5.06 3.36

B-3-57-7ccl /Fred Kembel 62.11 57.60

B-2-57-5cel ' - Wolfe

40.8

33.31

B-2-57-29adl vPete Hellmuth 64.20 60.45

B-3-58-8cb J, H. W. Clatworthy

_67.0

61.80 B-3-58-11bci

j Alex Stark

69.75

64.06 B-4-58-18dc

_'

₁

Angelo Covelli 45.4

44.96 B-4-58-19bc

-1

N. B. Crouch-Work 58.08 54.21 B-4-59-36cc1 , Dr. Fuerst

_79.7

_75.20

B-5-59-34cdi

,

G. Williams 13.10 16.43 B-4-60-2aal 'Goodrich 8.95 10.00 B-4-60-9abl Racchio-Bowen 10.02 11.76 B-4-60-12ccl , Barton-Burchstead 80.10 76.69 B-4-60-23cd1 ' W. W. Walker 91.32 81.70 B-3-60-4dc ' Carl Bretheuer 78.0 71.16 B-4-59-31bc1 ', Marion Pugh 91.07 85.34 B-3-60-13cd1 4 JCnoll Bros. 66.9

64.64

B-3-60-36dc1 /Dr. Bilianzel 67.9 63.50

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-2-Number _Owner _{Ground Surface}Fall Spring

61.4o

63.57 B-3-60-22cc1

B-2-60-4ddi

' B. A. Holden '(Wm. Reck

67.99

65.60 B-2-60-13ddl ,Y C. A. Bresnahan 71.36 _63.67 B-2-60-26dd1 J R. A. Baer

88.40 _79.65

B-1-60-2ddl F. Harshman

54.48 _50.09

B-1-60-12cci

Anna Hogan

55.98 _47.13

B-1-60-23bc1

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Lou Westhoff 29.22 _24.00 B-1-60-27dd1 vPaul Wells 34.69 _27.72 B-1-60-34ccl "E. Watson

44.58 _34.80

c-1-60-4cci

N4

W. L. Freeman 36.54 _31.62 C-1-60-17dcl v Carl Sanden

37.96 _33.98

c-1-60-29cu

I

J. D. Singleton

36.75 _33.25

B-1-61-5dc Chas. Hlad 24.85 _19.36 B-1-62-13adl C. M. Roark 27.84 _22.69 B-3-60-32cb1 4 L. W. Elstun

48.8 _47.75

B-2-62-6cbi

,

Oliver Warden 15.60 _14.02

B-2-62-18cb , Sadie Knox

33.43 _30.17

B-2-62-19cd2

,

M. A. Schoeneman

45.95 _48.65

B-2-63-23dci

\Ed.

Weickum 63.60

_56.55

B-2-63-15dci

,

Sadie Knox

_33.33

_28.44

B-2-63-22cc

,

H. O. Midcap 53.22

_46.14

B-2-63-28dd1

. C. V.

Maddux 63.90

_54.75

B-2-63-32aa1 Tony Batelli

38.32 _37.32

B-2-63-34cci

R. L. Martin 81.50

_72.41

B-2-63-35dc1

Wm. Carlson

63.65 _56.95

B-2-63-36bc1

Martin Scheid

59.56 _55.32

B-1-63-3cci

.

John Baumgardner

_77.87

_67.10

B-1-63-9dd1 E. A. Custer 79.14

_68.85

B-1-63-22dd1 J. J. Suppes 105.40 _98.14 B-1-63-27dc1 /W. C. Vogt _111.70 _103.50 B-1-63-28ab1 , Hudson-Gardens _84.25 _84.55 B-4-61-28bb1 _{i K. Mori} ₍_24.65 33.80

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Name

Lenhart

Hunt

Peterson

Bickert

Shaw

Awmiller

Bolinger

Blake

Hansen

Rudolph-Schooley

Pabst

Morgan Inv. Co.

Palmer

Dailey

Rapp

Dr. Gaines

Ballin

Fish

Nisson

Nelson

Hessler

Dr. Price

Amen

Willson

Henderson

Ramy

Manuello

Engleman

Ha.ingry

Apts

Davidson

Bennison

Dr. Hilderman

McCampbell

Fair Grounds

Kembel

Moor*e

Helmut

Clatworthy

Stark

Covelli

Crooch-Work

Puerst

1955 Water Table Measurements

From Ground Surface

East Book

Location Date

7-3-56

13-2-56

24-2-56

30-2-55

1-1-56

18-1-55

31-1-55

21-1-55

Mar. 30, 1955

Mar. 31, 1955

Apr. 12, 1955

Brush-Merino-Sterling

23-4-56

Apr.

9-4-55

Apr.

35-5-55

Apr.

30-5-54

Apr.

20-5-54

Apr.

21-5-54

2-5-55

3o-6-53

16-6-53

26-7-53

23-7-53

24-6-54

21-7-53

18-7-53

12-7-54

Sterling to

17-8-52

10-8-52

6-8-51

31-9-51

8-10-49

2-10-49

4-10-48

28-11-47

18-11-46

5-11-45

31-12-44

27-12-44

Apr.

Julesburg

Apr.

West Book

South of Morgan

7-3-57

6-2-57

29-2-57

8-3-58

11-3-58

Narrows-Wiggins

18-4-58

19-4-58

36-4-59

Apr.

Mar.

2,

1955

2, 1955

5, 1955

12, 1955

31, 1955

30, 1955

31, 1955

Depth to Water

34.93.!

15.28/

27.22,

/,

31.971

47.041. Pumping-Apr. 12/

40.99/

15.37V

22.391

20.12 -20.07

Pumping-Apr.

Replaced by

inaccessible pump

16.35/

17.12/

13.991 24.73/,

10.32

1 33.0 4

14.98 •

16.35v

21.7 ,/

11.7 /

21.13/

6.52 21.78/

4.15 v'

15.65/

5:3'

;

9o/

4.491 /

8.164,

16.86 4

27.1 /

3.9 /

56.18 1

30.94 /

7 59.14f/

59-35

61.974

52.74

72.27

5

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-2-Name salter Williams Goodrich Racchio-Bowen Barton-Burchstead Walker Brethover Bauprez Pugh Kroh Holden Reck Bresnahan Baer Harshman Hogan Westhoff Wells Watson Freeman Sanden Singleton Roark Elstun Wardon Knox Schoeneman Weickum Scheid Carlson Knox Midcap Maddox Elam Martin Baumgardner Custer Suppes Vogt Hudson-Gardens Mbri Location 10-3-59 34-5-59 2-4-60 9-4-60 12-4-6o 23-4-60 4-3-60 Refused permission 31-4-59 13-3-60 22-3-60 4-2-60 13-2-60 26-2-60 2-1-60 12-1-60 23-1-60 27-1-60 34-1-60 4-1-60 17-1-60 29-1-60 13-1-62 32-3-60 Prospect Valley 6-2-62 18-2-62 19-2-62 23-2-63 36-2-63 35-2-63 15-2-63 22-2-63 28-2-63 32-2-63 34-2-63 3-1-63 9-1-63 22-1-63 27-1-63 28-1-63 28-4-61

Date Depth to Water

Apr. 1, 1955 Mar. 30, 1955 Mar. 30, 1955 Mar. 30, 1955 Mar. 30, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 to take measurements. Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Mar. 31, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 1, 1955 Mar. 29, 1955 33-96 14.36i ; 9.7oVz 11.65 ,/ 75.28 / 80.55

V.

69.5o 83.3 ,!` 63.39v, 61.89v, 62.15i 77.4ov 48.86/ 46.454/ 23.32/ 28.24// 33.60" 30.52" 32.3 22.14v', 47.04/ 14.22./ 30.06/ 41.p4/ 54.47v/2 54.791, 27.162/ 41.94 50.79 34.77 / 68.84// 63.92v,/ 64.8 I , 94.49/ 101.2 4( 83.2V 31.25 m

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/1t Name

1955 Water Table Measurements

From Ground Surface

Location Date Depth to Water

Sy /7 Q

Kembel _3-57-7 Oct. 25, 1955 62.421,,

Hellmuth 2-57-29 Oct. 25, 1955 62.70,!,

Clatworthy 3-58-8 Oct. 27, 1955 60.9ov"

Stark 3-58-11 Oct. 25, 1955 65.68,

Covelli 4-58-18 Oct. 28, 1955

Crouch-Work 4-58-19 Oct. 28, 1955 56.14s(

Fuerst 4-59-36 Oct. 26, 1955 76.30<,

Williams _5-59-34 _{Oct. 28, 1955} 3.4.o81,

Goodrich 4-60-2 Oct. 28, 1955 8.98 1. Racchio-Bowen 4-60-9 Oct. 28, 1955 10.50" Barton-Burchstead 4-60-12 Oct. 27, 1955 78.56, Walker 4-60-23 Oct. 27, 1955 88.937/ Bretheuer 3-60-4 Oct. 27, 1955 _75.35,1_, Pugh 4-59-31 Oct. 27, 1955 88.58 1

Kroh Bros 3-60-13 Oct. 28, 1955 65.9o/

BOnzel 3-60-36 Oct. 28, 1955 66.30 Holden 3-60-22 Oct. 28, 1955 66.24/ Reck 2-60-4 Oct. 28, 1955 64.501, Bresnahan 2-60-13 Oct. 28, 1955 67.65/ Baer 2-60-26 Oct. 28, 1955 82.84/ Harshman 1-60-2 Oct. 28, 1955 52.301 Hogan 1-60-12 Oct. 28, 1955 52.47, Westhoff 1-60-23 Oct. 24, 1955 26.76',' Wells 1-60-27 Oct. 26, 1955 30.30. Watson 1-60-34 Oct. 26, 1955 38.07, Freeman 1-60-4 Oct. 26, 1955 33.18v Sanden 1-60-17 Oct. 26, 1955 36.421,

Singleton 1-60-29 Oct. 26, 1955 35.2o'

Roark 1-62-13 Oct. 26, 1955 23.15 Elstun 3-60-32 Oct. 28, 1955 47.80/ Warden 2-62-6 Oct. 26, 1955 _114..361/ Knox 2-62-18 Oct. 26, 1955 _30.65' Schoeneman 2-62-19 Oct. 26, 1955 _50.72</ Weickum 2-63-23 Oct. 26, 1955 61.77 Knox 2-63-15 Oct. 26, 1955 29.55,/ Midcap 2-63-22 Oct. 26, 1955 52.42 / Maddux 2-63-28 Oct. 26, 1955 62.371 Batelli 2-63-32 Oct. 26, 1955 36.38‘,/ Martin 2-63-34 _{Oct. 26, 1955} 77.66'1, Carlson 2-63-35 Oct. 26, 1955 60.65/ Scheid 2-63-36 Oct. 26, 1955 57.65 Baumgardner 1-63-3 Oct. 26, 1955 _73.32_/ Custer 1-63-9 Oct. 26, 1955 74.25/ Vogt 1-63-27 Oct. 26, 1955 107.20, Hudson-Gardens 1-63-28 Oct. 26, 1955 78.97'

Mori 4-61-28 Oct. 28, 1955 26.2o'

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-

-2-Name Location Date

Lenhardt 3-56-7 Oct. 26, 1955

Henry 3-56-24 Oct. 24, 1955

Hunt 2-56-13 Oct. 24, 1955

Foiles -Peterson 2-56-1 Oct. 25, 1955

Peterson 2-56-24 Oct. 24, 1955

Bickert 2-55-3o _{Oct. 24, 1955}

Shaw 1-56-1 Oct. 24, 1955

Awmiller 1-55-18 Oct. 24, 1955

Bolinger 1-55-31 Oct. 24, 1955

Blake 1-55-21 Oct. 24, 1955

Hansen Bros. 4-56-23 Nov. 1, 1955

Rudolph-Schooley 4-55-9 Nov. 1, 1955

Pabst _5-55-35 Nov. 1, 1955

Morgan Inv. Co. 5-54-3o Nov. 1, 1955

Daily 5-54-21 Nov. 1, 1955

Repp 5-54-2 Nov. 1, 1955

Gaines 6-53-30 Nov. 1,1955

Ballin 6-53-16 Nov. 1, 1955

Fish 7-53-26 Nov. 1, 1955

Nis son _7-53-23 Nov. 1, 1955

Nelson 6-54-24 Nov. 1, 1955

Hessler Bros. 7-53-21 Nov. 1, 1955

Price 7-53-18 Oct. 31, 1955 Amen 7-54-12 Oct. 31, 1955 Wilson 8-52-17 Oct. 31, 1955 Henderson 8-52-10 Oct. 31, 1955 Ramey 8-51-6 Oct. 31, 1955 Manuello 9-51-31 Oct. 31, 1955 Engleman 10-49-8 Oct. 31, 1955 Henry 10-49-2 Oct. 31, 1955 Apts 10-48-4 Oct. 31, 1955 Da7idson 11-47-28 Oct. 31, 1955 Bennison 11-46-18 Oct. 31, 1955 Depth to Water 38.06 6.7o 16.681 19.86 — 29.35i 36.354(/ 51. 914y 50.36 11.0.20 14.94 '7/ 23.171 21.88 , 21.05 20.40 e/ 15.85 ‘,1,7 21.00'1 13.48 /l 24.4o 9.85< 33.731, 14.80/ 18.o51 24.03/ 13.74v; 20.881 21. 98// 4.89/ ? 10.98v,-- ' 6.501, 9.04/, 4.651/ 8.04/

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WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS Measured by- McNeill East Book October

3

9

3

9

3

15 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

6

20 October 1952

D44).1.4.4

,

L

_{Depth to}

SOUTH OF BRUSH Tape—Rastel4eba-4rt- water

2-Jn6-24

Henry 2-56-13 Hunt 24 Peterson 2-55-30 Bickartt 1-56-1 Shaw 1-55-18 Awmiller 31 Bolinger 1S-55-21 Blake 1-56-13 Peterson BRUSH TO MERINO 4-56-23 Hansen

4-55-9

Rudolph-Schooley

5-55-35

Pabst 5-54-30 Morgan Inv 20 Palmer 21 Dailey 2 Rapp 6-53-30 Gaines 16 Ballin 7-53-26 Fish 23 tsson 6-54-24 Nelson 7-53-21 Hessler 18 Price

-2.o9

17.45

25.24

33.43

47.34

49.44

40.60

16.58

48.45

20.19

19.11.0

18.46

17.70

15.92

11.87

17.84

13.98

23.05 3.83'

27.88

12.68 14.64 /

/

ta--4

i•-?"44-11

PJ

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-2-Depth to

October BRUSH TO MERINO Tape—Readp&ng7At- water

(.4) ii 20 23.54 -7-54-12 Amen 6 14.97 STERLING TO JULESBURG 8-52-17 Willson 10 17.04 10 Henderson 10 _6.95 8-51-6 Ramey 10 20.50 9-51-31 Manuello 10 _5.24 9-49-8 Engleman 10 17.65 10-49-2 Henry 10 7.15 lo-48-4 Apts 10 _9.54 11-47-28 Davidson 10 5.32 11-46-18 Bennison lo 8.44 11-45-5 Hilderman 10 13.72 12-44-31 McCampbell lo _23.55 12-44-27 Fair Grounds 10 _2.66

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S

•

1

9-194

November 1949

UNITED STATES

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

WATER RESOURCES DIVISION

April 1952

WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS (Field) Measured byIle

-11

1

Location of Project

West Book

MUM HOUR WELL NO.

TAPE READING

AT--DEPTH TO

WATER REMARKS Mo... point Water level

pr. 4-57-24

CDultel

29.20 Well ,ettled. Inaccessible

i____3_751-7

iCembel

suith_lr_elg,12±,..--7 2-5suith_lr_elg,12±,..--7-6

_mom=

25.28 7 2-57-3 1

Glenn

()loser.

PuDO Lag_

.

well

in ccessible.

•

7 2',

Helmut. West !ell = 1 2. 2.

I_.1-58-8

Clatwo thy_

52,30

7

1 Stark 51-70

N —OW-WI I INS

7 4-58-1 ,

Corelli

4a,52

7

14 Crouch ITArk,

49.45 7 4-59-34'

Fuerst

66.$0

4 31-_59-1.

Saltr

29,3

1_57_52-3 _Willi . 3-6.,11

7 4-60-2 GQadri

h_

9.27

7

9 Rachio Bowen

10.57

4

12 Rnr.chs..ead 72.52

4

23 _Barton

Walker 77._0

L. 3-60-4

Bretho ey

65.79 4 4-59-3

Pugh 79D_6

4 3-60-1 _IcrQh_

3 2:

Uolann

57.-70

3 2-60-4 Reck 59,32

4 13_ _Break

(18)

S

9-194 November 1949

UNITED STATES

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

2

April 1952

WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS (Field) Measured by MacNeill

Location of Project West Book

DATE SO. 14

4

14. HOUR

DFia

2-6o-2

1-60-2

12 14 14. 11.

23

27

34 160.-6

14-14. 17 29 KIOW CREC 1-62-1 3-60-3 ECT VA

3 2-62-6

18

19 2-68-2 15 22 28

32

2-63-WELL NO. TAPEREAMNGAT--DEPTH TO WATER Me.., point Water level

Ilia

67-85 Ha (0 Of e 42.23 Hogan

39.29 Areritho

I 19-113 Wells 22.65 Watson 22.63 1 Free 25.82 Sanden

31,34

Single on

32.8o

Roark 2142 ' Elatun 44-10 • ) -36. co LEY Ward= _12-57 Knox 25.85 Shoen,4 •

,s....ao

_Weick •4a,_68

Met cap 33—/la

,ie11 slai

_Yinshix

rx..,..cces,1., Yla i n 6, ttatti 30 •1

.a.L

56-0_7 REMARKS ited. -3-51

(19)

•

9-194

November 1949

UNITED STATES

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

3 April 1952

WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS (Field) Measured by MaCiTei 11

Location of Project

Wt

Book

DATE HOUR WELL NO.

3

3 a

3

TAPE READING AT— Meas. point Water level

DEPTH TO WATER REMARKS

35

36 1-62-8

10

22

27 28

maam _

EABD

3 4-61-2

3._

3 Carlso

_47,79

48_,M

Roark

Caved at 32.5

r rs-r•

51_70

55,31

Abanamaed.

_21.12gn. HQ well (20 12.2goon

Suppas

VgJ

Hudson Garden 76.70

Mori

27.52

TTh.e1ei D1Gor

_{Inucues4ifio-he-}

Now pumping.

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October 1952

21

22 2-60-4

21

13

21 2-60-26

21 1-60-2

WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS'

West Book

October

Measured by- McNeil

Tape Reading

At-4-57-28

Coulter

9 3-57-7

Kembell

21 440u,20

2-57-6

Moore

2-57-30

Glenn

21

29 Helmuth

21 3-58-8

Clatworthy

21

11 Stark

21 NARROW-WIGGINS

4-58-18

Corelli

9

19 Crouch-Work

9 4-59-36

Fuerst

21 3-59-10

Salter

21 5-59-34

Williams

9 4-60-2

Goodrich

9 Rochio-Bowen

9

12 Barton-Burch tead

9

23 Walker

9 3-60-4

Brethouer

9 4-59-31

Pugh

9 3-60-13

Kroh

Holden

Reck

Breskahan

Baer

Harshman

Depth to

water

29.61

54.35

21. 31`

61.80

58.15

49.93 60.98 ,

43.11

50.90

70.26

28.65

11.15

7.55

10.45

73.45

86.95

72.10

86.10

64.02

63.79

62.44

61.42 -75.45,

heS paPscpliff u prG/ Mid— ge; e-40‘44e1

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-2-Depth to

October

Tape Reading At-

water

2

12 Hogan

21 48.55 ,7

'

23 Westhoff

21

23.40 (

27 Wells

21

26.35

34 Watson

16

32.35 IS-60-4

Freeman

16

28.05

17 Sanden

16

39.40.

29 Singleton

16 37.90 7

1-62-13

Roark

16

21.29 .

3-60-32

Elstun

24 44.69,

2-62-6

Warden

16-

14.05

18 Knox

16 27.52 v

19 Shoenaman

16

41.72 '-2-68-23

Weikum

16

15 Knox

16 26.33 7

22 Miscap

16 40.13/

28 Maddux

48.01 /

16

32 Elain-Battetti

29.97 2-63-34

Martin

16 62.50 v'

35 Carlson

16

52.04

36 Sheid

16 52.37,

1-62-8

Roark

16

33.93 1-63-3

Baumgardner

16 57.65 v

9 Shacklee

16 59.46 /

22 Suppes

16

89.20

27 Vogt

16 99.67 v

28 Hudson Gardens

16

76.25 4-61-2o

9 Mori

22.94

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Well no.

4-57-28

3-57-7

2-57-6

2-57-29

3-58-8

-11

L4m.,

Narrows-Wiggins

4-58-18

-19

4-59-36

3-59-10

5-59-34

4-60-2

-9

-12 -23 -34 3-60-4 4-59-31 South of Wiggins 3-60-13 -22 2-60-4 2-60-13 -26 1-60-2 -12 -23 -27 -34 Adams County

is-60-4

-17 -29 Weld County 1-62-13 Morgan County 3-60-32

1

.441.0v. 4,144

Owner Water level

Coulter Kembell Moore Helmuth Clatworthy Stark Covilli Crouch-Work Dr. Fuerst Salter Williams Goodrich Racchio-Bowen Barton-Burchstead Walker Beauprez Bretheuer Pugh Kroh Holden Reck Bresnahan Baer Harshman 'Hogan Westhoff Wells Watson Freeman Sanden Singleton Roark Elstun Destroyed 63.3 34.41 61.67

57.25

65.25

44.24

55.3

73.44

35.73

10.56

8.8

9.47

77.09

89.35 85.o

73.9

86.9

66.15

66.45

63.66

67.8

82.07

52.5

53.45

26.95

30.45

35.37

32.5

40.0

36.3

23.44 OBSERVATION WPT.T,S --Fall 1954 0.„4 4444.444.d

.1-t- 44.9/ 44,40,44

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Well no. Y li-14 Owner Prospect Valley Water level 2-62-6 Warden

15.03

-18 Knox

30.7

-19 1/Schoeneman

42.51

2-63-23 tWeiekum

58.16

-15 Knox

28.89

-22 Mileap

45.40

-28 Maddox

57.18

-32 Elam-Batelli

32.97

2-63-34 Martin

74.17 -35

Carlson

58.84 -36

She Id

58.85 1-63-3

-22 -27 -28 Baumgardner 70.12 E. A. Custer72.0 Suppes 99.1 Vogt 105.7 Hudson Gardens 81.93 Greeley Road

4-61-28

South of Mori 30.0 Brush

3-56-7

Lenhart

35.90 2-56-13

Hunt

16.9 3-56-24

Henry Discontinued

2-56-24

Peterson _28,3

2-55-30

Bickert

33.8,

37,4IK Ai)

1-56-1

Shaw 51.3

1-55-18

Awmiller 51.15

1-55-31

Bolinger 42.6

13-55-21

Blake 15.5

1-56-13

Peterson 49.50

4-56-23

Hansen 22.02

4-55-9

Rudolph-Schooley

21.4 5-55-35

Pabst 21.05

5-54-30

Morgan Inv. Co. 21.15 -20 Palmer 19.02 -21 Dailey 15.4 -2 Repp 20.4 6-53-30 Gaines 13.18 -16 24.45 7-53-26 Fish _10.25 -23 Nisson 31.7

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Well no. Owner Water level

-2-6-54-24

7-53-21

-18

7-54-12

Sterling to 8-52-17

-10

8-51-6

9-51-31

10-49-8

lo-49-2

io-48-4

11-47-28

11-46-18

11-45-5

12-44-31

-27

Nelson Hessler Price Amen Julesburg Willson 4 Henderson , Ramey Manuello Emgleman 'Henry Apts Davidson Bennison Hilderman MeCampbell Fair Grounds

14.66

16.15

23.8

14.59

20.3 5.60 21.95

6.36

13.75

7.86

9.88

5.61

8.52

17.6

26.44

5.62

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/93'1

measurements

Water level/in wells during 1951, in feet below land-surface datum (only wells previously reported in Colorado water-level reports given

Well Owner B3-56-7cb Jake Lenhardt B3-56-24bb C. Henry B2-56-13aa2 J. L. Hunt B2-56-24dd2 Max peterson B2-55-30bc1 Jake Bickert B1-56-1dc Yrs. W. Shaw B1-55-18bc1 R. Awmiller B1-55-31da J. Bolinger B4-56-23dc Hansen brothers Apr. 4, 29.46 Oct. 30, 28.10 ' Apr. 3, 5.80 Oct. 30, 7.00 Apr. 3, 10.34 Apr. 3, 20.85 Apr. 3, 24.37 Oct. 30, 14.03/ Oct. 30, 23.10' Oct. 30, 26.74 Apr. 3, 40.63 Oct. 30, 43.42/ Apr. 3, 42.18 Oct. 30, 44.04 4 Apr. 3, 36.52 Oct. 30, 38.52' Apr. 10, 20.29 Oct. 29, 19.50 B4-55-18cc Henry Baumgardner ( no measurements, no M.P. accessoble )

B4-55-9dc Rudolph-Schooley Feb. 8, 17.12 Apr. 10, 18.42 Oct. 31, 16.35 ' Data Feb. 6, Feb. 9,

2e.$9

5.90 Feb. 9, 10.92 Feb. 9, 21.15 Feb. 9, 24.55 Feb. 9, 41.23 Feb. 9, 42.72 Feb. 9, 36.67 Feb. 8, 19.93

B5-55-35dd John Pabst Feb. 8, 18.60 Apr. 10, 18.89 B5-54-20bc Er. Palmer Feb. 8, 15.32 Apr. 3, 15.65 B7-53-26ab Ben Fish Feb. 8, 10.18 Apr. 3, 10.62

B7-53-23bb William Nisson Feb. 8, 29.00 Apr. 3, 30.45 Oct. 31, 27.28-' B7-53-21bc Hessler brothers *oxxxa* Apr. 3, 14.25

B7-54-12cb John Amen Feb. 8, 11.40 Apr. 3, 12.00 B8-52-17cb Joseph Willson Feb. 8, 18.80 Apr. 3, 19.62 B8-52-10ac G. A. Henderson Feb. 8, 5.68 Apr. 3, 5-75

B3-577.c Fred Kembell Feb. 6, 49.68 Apr. 18, 49.90 B3-57-30bb Gelroth & Hanna Mar. 13, 15.88 Apr. 23, 15.75 B3-58-11bc Alix Stark Feb. 6, 57.03 Apr. 4, 57.16

B3-58-8cb H.

W.

Clatworthy Feb. 6, 52.31 Apr. 4, 53.18

Oct. 31, 17.65 Oct. 31, 13.90 ' Oct. 31, 10.10 Oct. 31, 13.54 -Oct. 31, 11.53 . Oct. 31, 17.35' Oct. 31, 5.43 / Oct. 23, 50.85 1 Oct. 23, Oct. 23, 59.10/ 49.54'

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Well Owner Data

B3-60-4dc Carl Bretheuer Feb. 7, 64.86 Apr. 4, 64.15 Oct. 30, 68.59I/7 B3-60-13cd Kroh brothers Feb. 6, 58.35 Apr. 12, 58.15 _{Oct. 24, 60.39/} B3-60-22cc 3.X. Holden Feb. 7, 58.03 Apr. 12, 56.85 Oct. 29, 60.65 , B2-60-4dd Wm. Reck Feb. 7, 57.72 Apr. 12, 57.64 Oct. 29, 59.95' B2-60-13dd C. A. Bresnahan Feb. 6, 52.86 Apr. 12, 52.18 Oct. 29, 56.09 I B2-60-26dd R. A. Baer Feb. 6, 66.15 Apr. 12, 65.04 Oct. 29, 69.75 B1-60-12cc Anna Hogan Feb. 6, 38.34 Apr. 12, 36.92 Oct, 29, 43.55/ B1-60-23bc Lou Westhoff Feb. 6, 18.85 Apr. 12, 18.35 Oct. 29, 20.54 1 B1-60-27dd Paul 'Veils Feb. 6, 21.78 Apr. 12, 21.70 Oct. 29, 23.25V C1-60-4cc W. L. Freeman Feb. 6, 25.42 Apr. 12, 25,02 Oct. 29, 26.46/ C1-60-17dc Carl Sander Feb. 6, 30.83 Apr. 12, 30.24 Oct. 29, 32.78' C1-60-29cb1 J. D. Singleton Feb. 6, 31.69 Apr. 12, 32.30 Oct. 29, 33.82v7 B3-60-32cb L. ,. Elstun Feb. 6, 43.86 Apr. 12, 43.90 Oct. 29, 43.99" BAr62-18cb Sadie I. Knox Feb. 7, 24.93 Apr. 18, 24.73 Oct. 24, 25.89 4' B2-62-19cd A. Shoeneman Feb. 7, 36.82 Apr. 18, 36.19 Oct. 24, 38.52 B2-63-23dc Ed. Weickum Feb. 7, 46.03 Apr. 18, 45.45 Oct. 24, 50,50 B2-63-15dc *die M. Knox Feb. 7, 20.23 Apr. 18, 19.79 Oct. 24, 21.72 B2-63,22cc H.O.Miscap Feb. 7, 31.79 Apr. 18, 30.81 Oct. 24, 36.75 B2-63-22dc John Zimbleman Feb. 7, 35.15 Apr. 18, 34.15

B2-63-28dd C. V. Maddux Feb. 7, 37.75 Apr. 18, 36.21 Oct. 24, 44.56' 112-63-32aa Tony Batelli Feb. 7, 27.19 Apr. 18, 27.56 Oct. 24, 28.97 B2-63-34cc R. 1. Martin Feb. 7, 53.00 18, 51.72 Oct. 24, 59.99' B2-63-35dc B2-63-36bc Wm. Carlson Martin Scheid Feb. r7 45.40 Feb. 7, 45.58 Apr. 18, 44.64 Apr. 18, 44.68 Oct. 24, Oct.ct. 24, 48.83 49.58 B1-63-2ddl H. Scheid Feb. 7, 39.74 Apr. 18, 40.72

64-00-344e 5-4 / 0/0 C2-4o -loocc

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-4.,

Well Owner Data

B1-63-3cc John Baumpardner Oct. 24, 54.69'

B1-63-9dd O. B. Shacklee Feb. 7, 51.50 Apr. 18, 50.90 Oct. 24, 56.42

B1-63-10cd Lee Alden Feb. 7, 55.55 Apr. 18. 54.33 Oct. 24, 62.51 ,

B1-63-22dd J. J. Suppes Feb. _{7, 044/} Apr. 18, 82.42 Oct. 24,

89.27-83.42

B1-63-27dc W. C. Vogt Feb. 7, 93.65 Apr. 18, 93.18 Oct. 24, 98.51

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UNITED STATES

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Fort Morgan, Colorado Dec. 31, 1950

Mr. W.E. Code

Irrigation Engineer

Colorado Experiment Station Colorado A 8: M College Fort Collins, Colorado

Dear Bill,

Thank you for your prompt response to my request for your recorder data on the well in the Fort Morgan city hall basement. I will get the remainder of the record Tuesday and send it to you. I should like to have the transcribed data from that also it you will be so kind as to send it to me.

Now, while I am asking for things,' may as well beg for something else. I should like to have the 1950 data from your recorder at Prospect Valley (B1-63-2cc). This and the Ft Morgan data will complete my tabulation of all the Water-level measurements taken in this pert of Colorado since you started to take them. It consists of 71 pages of well packed data.

In answer to your rec;uest for the April and November readings at your former observction wells in this area I am sending you, attached here-with, a copy of the data I am submitting to Stan Lohman for the 1950 Colorado water-level report. You should be able to make an interesting statement to the press as the drop in the water table during t,ly3 last year was

considerable in places. I believe I shall also norkm prepare some kind of

statepemt a little later on when I am writing on that part of the study in the South Platte report.

It is too late to wish you a Merry Christmas but I can wish you a happy and healthy 1951 starting with the New Year and you will get it only a day late. CC/ S. W. Lohman Geo. H. Taylor Sincerely yours L. J. Bjbrklund Hydr. Engr. GW

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Mater-level measurements below land-surface datum for 1950. Dates of months are indicated in column. Owner and

Well Number Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.

Jake Lenhardt 1 18 6 16 9 B3-56-7cb 25.92 27.23 27.75 27.76 27.64 C. Henry 6 6 31 7 16 4 B3-56-24bb 4.60 4.70 4.90 7.86 7.00 6.05 G. A. Foils. 6 6 B2-56-1dd-3 14.48 14.25 J. L. Hunt 82-56-13aa-2 6 6 31 7 16 4 8.89 9.54 11.04 14.55 13.23 12.14 Jake Bickert 6 6 31 16 4 B2-55-30bc-1 22.91 22.61 24.06 25.95 25.17 B1-56-1dc 6 6 31 16 4 Mrs. W. Sham 39.86 39.35 42.39 42.86 41.91 Max Peterson 6 6 31 7 16 4 82-56-24dd-2 19.87 19.46 20.54 22.05 22.39 21.69 R. Awmiller B1-55-18bc-1 6 41.36 J. Bolinger 6 B1-55-31da 36.00 Hansen brothers , 6 B-4-56-q0c 1-346 _18.33 H. Baumgardner 6 84-55-1800 19.54 Rudolph-Schooley 7 B-4-55-.1dc 16.47 6 31 7 16 4 41.00 42.30 44.50 44.23 43.41 %it 4 36.70 6 26 4 18 7 19.84 20.32 19.39 18.44 19.04 6 4 18 19.85 19.88 20.05 6 26 18 7 16.69 17.82 16.86 16.62

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Water-'level stasurements below land-surface datum for 1950

_{(Page 2)}

Owner and

Well Number

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr. May June

Jul:

, Aug.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

John Pabst

₇

₁₂

₃₁

8 ₂₀

₇

B5-55-35dd

_18.41

18.42 18.50

_18.72

_18.49

_18.20

Mr. Palmer

₆

₂₆

18 ₇

B5-54-20bc

_14.27

_14.54

14.S0 _14.87 14.81 Ben Fish ₇ ₁₂ ₂₆

4

20

₇

37-53-26ab

_9.80

_9.93 10.25 _8.97 _9.36

9.79

William Nissan ₇ ₁₂ _Z

4

20 ₇

B7-53-23bb

_28.60 _30.09 29.44 26.10 _25.67 _26.94

Hessler brothers

₇

₁₂

₂₆

18

2 B7-53-21be

_13.84

_14.17

13.95 _14.32

_13.52

John Amen

₇

₁₂

₂₆

4

18

₂ B7-54-216 12cb 11.47 11.11 13.27 _11.85 _12.19 11.88 (This is a new observation welloreplacing B7-54-12be which was destroyed in 19480

Joseph Willson

₇ ₁₂ ₃₁ 4 20 ₇ 88-52-17cb _18.79 _19.25

16.01 _17.05

46.415-

17.70

ie,5-s-G.

A. Henderson

₇

₁₂

₃₁

4

20 ₇ 88-5240ae _5.81 _11/0

_5.67

3.53

4.07 _4.76

_4.55

Fred Kembell

₂ ₇

16

14 B3-57-7cc

_45.94

_46.52

50.75

51.35 Gelroth & Hanna

16 B3-57-30bb

15.86 Alex Stark

2 ₁₀

16 ₉ 83-5841be

_53.74

_54.35

59.69

57.69 H. W. Clatworthy

2 ₁₀

₂₄

3

17 ₉

83-58-ficio

_49.35

_50.79

_51.43

50.98 _51.25

_51.49

M.

J. Baupres

₃

₁₁

12 ₉

B4-60

-34dc

70.42 ₆₉₁₁₀

78.08 _78.55

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iater-levelmeasurexents below land-surface datum for 1950 (Peg. 3) Owner and

Well Number Jan. Feb. liar. . Apr. Lay June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Noy. Dec.

Carl Bretheuer 3 5 32 9 B3-6011.4dc 64.38 63.29 67.67 66.08 Kroh brothers I 11 17 14 B3-60-13cd 56.84 56.83 59.63 58.43 B. A. Holden 1 10 14 9 B3-60-22cc 56.44 55.98 61.15 59.08 L. W. Elstun 1 10 14 9 B3-60-32cb 43.20 43.26 44.19 43.95 William Reck 1 10 2.2- 14 9 B2-60-4dó 56.79 5 .5-5; 60 59.26 58.25 54.70 C. A. Bresnahan 1 10 22 17

lit

14 B2-60-13dd 50.54 50.17 50.92 54.84 53.08 R. A. Baer 1 10 22 17 14 B2-60-26dd 62.69

ox

61.53 68.68 67.22 Anna Hogan 31-60-12ce Lou Nesthoff 31 -60-23bc Paul Wells B1-60-27dd W. L. Freeman 61-60-4ce Carl Sanden C1-60-17dc J. D. Singleton C1-60-29eb 1 i 35.27 62.73 10 34.39 3 10 17417 16.98 3 10 20.83 20.83 3 10 24.31 24.01 3 10 29.72 29.39 3 10 31.45 31.74 22

_XY

r 14 37.30 39.89 17 14 22.32 19.90 14 21.94 22 17 14 23.72 26.30 25.77 14 31.70 17 14 34.43 32.70 Oscar Fielgesen 82-60-19bc 10 22 2 17 17.40 18.02 16.68 17.07

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Water-awe' _{mmasurtmonts below land-surface datum for 1950} _{(Page 4)} Owner and

Well Number Jan.

131-6309dd Feb. Mrs. Sadie Knox 1 82.-62-18ob 23.78 M. A. Shoeneman 1 B2-62-19cd 35.56 Ed. Weickwa ₁ B2-63-2340 43.80 Mrs. Sadie Knox 1 82-63-15dc 18.56 H. O. Miscap ₁ 82-63 -22cc 28.87 John Zimblemsn 1 82-63 -22dc 32.32 C. V. Maddux 1 82-63-28dd _33.68 Tony Batelli 1 82-63-32aa _26.06 R. L. Martin 1 82-63-34cc _48.69 William Carlson 1 82-63-35dc 43.55 Martin Scheid 1 B2-63 -36be 44.34 H. Scheid 1 B1-63-2dd-1 39.10 John Baumisrdner ₁ B1-63-3cc _43.97 O. B. Shackle. 1 46.44 B1-63b9dd

Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept.

5 23 23:111 23.38 5 35.47 5 23 43.28 44.40 5 23 18.08 22.95 5 23 28.56 30.20 5 11 32.50 5 3 33.68 _43.61 5 23 ₃ 26.19 26.23 26.45 5 23

#11,

47.29 50.48 _{(Order inverted)---37} in error 5 43.23 5 41.36 5 23 ₃ 39.70 3930 38.64 5 45.01. 5 45.85

Oot. Nov. Dec.

13 10 25.29 25.15 13 10 39.23 37.97 13 10 48.72 47.39 13 10 21.80 20.83 13 10 35.63 33.39 10 36.96 13 10 42.79 39.78 13 10 26.49 26.60 56.82 54.60 13 10 13 10 47.05 45.98 13 ₎₀ 48.45 46.65 13 10 38.15 _39.29 13 51.841 13 10 52.53 52.34

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Water-level mAaeurements below lanJ-eurrece datum in 1950 (Page 5) Owner and

Well Number Jan. Feb. Var. Apr. May June July Aue.

Lee Alden X 5 23 B1-63-10cd 90.95 52.85 B1-63-22dd 5 23 J.J . Suppe* 79.37 79.03 79.98 ff. C. Vogt 1 5 23 B1-63-27de 90.58 90.50 91.03 Hudcon Oardeas 1 5 23 3 B1-63-2eb 76.04 4.6,- -54 76.69 76.83 76 .51

Sept. Get. Nov. Dec.

13 10 58.96 56.28 13 10 86.99 8L.R9 13 10 96.39 94.50 13 10 77.95 77,62

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Juno 21,

1951

S. W. Lohman

District Geologist

U. S. Geological Survey Ground Water Division Denver Federal Center Denver, Colorado

Dear Stan:

I have taken the trouble this time to check over in detail your 1950 observation well measurements. I have

discovered

a

:umber of errors and this has lead me to

chock back into previous records and i find that there ,

are some errors in the 1949 report. I will refer to them as I take up the diZferent items. 1 will use the designa. tions MP and GS meaning measuring point and ground surface in order to avoid length of this letter.

The first item is in Adams County: C-1-62-22dac, Charles B. Nordloh, The EP is 0.8 below GS; therefore, the figure should be 44,79 instead of 43.19.

There are four items from Otero County: C-22-58-21bd,

C. Meyer. In 1948 there was a well (fAange and the new

MP was reported 1.9 against the older ;ne Which was 1.2. The figure Should be 32.30 instead of 33.00. The 1949

record is OK. For well C-22-59-24bc the MP ii• '1.0. The

figure should be 21,32 instead or .0.32. The 190 record

should be: April

5,

22.05; November 29, 19.60. Previous

recdrds are OK. Well C.23.57.3bc„ H. L. Gerber Should be labeled abandoned because of inaccessibiliy. For well C.23-57.32-bdb, the name is J. C. Vroman. It is given as Vorman in both the 1949 and 1950 reports.

The following items are in Weld County: B-2-64.30.cbc, F. Schroeder. The MP is +1.8. The record should read as follows: 1950, April 12, 12,59.1.80210.79; November 28*

1:,.18.1,8w11.38. 1943* April 21, 12.$2-1.0m10.72; November 9, 12.48.1,8=10.68. Previous rccords are OK. B.4.64..10002,

Alice St, John. The new MP is top of pump base 1.20 above

old MP which was at 4.0.5. Thus,

now

MP is at +1.70 above GS.

In 1949 in the new schedule submitted it must have been shown that the new MP was 1.14 above old MP. At least in

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S. W. Lohman 2 June 21, 1951

1949 you wero using 1,64. Now in 1950* +0.5 was being used. The correct measurement should be April 121

9,58.,.1.64$074,94; November 28* 9.92-1.4,18.28, Well

B4-64-1200* H. Duell. The correct measurement for November 28 is 15.59-1.5a14.09'instead of 19.04. Well B..6-64..30bba* M. 0. Patton* should be labeled abandoned. Well 130.7..65-18cdb* Harry Clark. The figures shown are for the MP at GS* whereas they should be calculated from

a MP at +0.5. The correct figures are 27.32 and 32.35. In the 1949 report there is a statement that no measure-ments were taken. They are: April 22* 27.20..0.5=26.70;

/6 November ey 29.00-0.5w28.50. Well 13-7.66-14aba* change

A. A. Larson to Fred Hoffner. Well B-7.66.25bec delete the final e in Clarke.

I hope these errors occuring in the 1949 report will not add to the already complicated situation, If you do not think it worthwhile possibly you will want to let it stand as is. I take it that the 1950 report has not yet been submitted to Washington.

Sincerely yours,

W. E. Code

Irrigation Engineer

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7

1111M=MM,„

•

UNITED STATES

Water Resources Branch GEOLOGICAL SURVEY _{Ground iater Division}

351 Equitable Bldg. Denver 2, Colo.

01114 ffIr

Mr. T. E. Code, Irri•Tation Engineer Colorado A and M College

Fort Collins, Colorado

Dear Yr. Code:

October 3, 1_946

T am enclosing a copy of our 1945 Y;a_ter Level Report for your re— view and approval. You will note that a slight additional change has been made in the numbering system, principally by the addition of the letters "B" or "C" to designate the quadrant subdivided by the principal

meridian and base line as described on pages 2 and

3.

If you find any errors in the text or tables it will be appreciated if you can let us know as soon as practicable so that these changes can be forwarded to our —ashington office for addition to the original copy. This would include any additional information you might have for any of the wells, such as depths or diameters where missing.

I wish to thank you again for your splendid cooperation in working up these data for us and hope the finished product proves to your liking.

-ith best personal regards, I am

Cordially yours S. W. Lohman District Geologist SWL/ils Encl.

goo_

?)05-3

3 to4

,

i-

t)-1 tv.

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COLORADO

By

IL

Lohman, W. E. Code, and W. R. Smith PROGRAM OF WORK

The observation-well program in Colorado, begun in 1942 by the Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior, was continued in 1945. In

July

1945

a program of cooperative ground-water investigations in Colorado was

begun by the Geological Survey and the Colored° Water Conservation Board. Detailed gromdmiwater studies were begun during the year in the Big Sandy Creek area in parts of 71bert, El Paso, and Lincoln Counties; in cooperation also with the Bureau of Reclamation, in the sump area of the San Luis Valley in Alamosa County; and in the

Grand Junction area in Nesa County.

During 1945 a report on the ground-water supply of Prospect Valley, Colorado was published.

Cods,

W.

E. Ground-water supply of ProspecA. Valley, Colorado: Colo. l'riculturh. al Exp. Sta. Tech. Bull. 346 40 pp., 12 figs., October 1945

At the close of 1944 observations were being made by the Geological Survey in only

4

wells, pnd water-level measurements were continued in these

4 wells

in 1945. Well U.S. 80, in Pueblo County, was observed monthly by the own3r, C. M. Ellariorth. Wells U.S.

79

in Garfield County, U.S. 79a in Pitkin County, and U.S. 81 in Arapahoe County were observed monthly by engineers of the Denver office of the Division of

Airface -Tater of the Water Resources Branch of the Geological Survey, through the courtesy of Robert Follansbee, district en7ineer.

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2

Since 1929, W. E. Code, Irritation Bagineer, Colorado Arricultural S'xperiment Station, Colorado A. and Y. College has been measuring twice yearly the water levels in a large nuaber of irrigation wells in Colorado. At the sugestion of the writer Yr. Code kindly agreed to supply for publication in this report the descriptions and water-level measurements of these wells. From these data the descriptions and water levels for 190 wells were selected and are given below. Twice-yearly measure-ments, in the sprinr before most pumping begins and in the fall after most pumping ceases, were made in 117 of the 190 wells) the oth-e.

3

wells were equipped with auto-matic water-stage recorder*. Thus at the close of 1945 observations were being made in 194 wells. During the year 1,053 wetted-tape measurements were made, but, includ-ing earlier years, a total of 6,923 wetted-tape measurements are given below.

The task of preparing the well descriptions and water-level measurements for publication was performed by W. R. Smith. The manuscript was typed and Checked by Ida Louise Schooler.

WELL NUMB7RING SYSTEM

The observation wells have been assigned nuMbers which serve also to locate them. Colorado is subdivided under three Principal Meridian end Base Line Systems: (1) The Sixth Principal Veridian; (2) _{the Yew Mexico Principal Yeridian; and (3)}_the

Ute Principal !!_eridian. All of the wells described lie in the northwest (B) or

southwest (C) quadrants of the area subdivided by the Sixth Principal Meridian, whose

ealtvtel-4

quadrants hrve been assigned the letters A to D lettered in an anticlockwise di-rection from the northeast (A) quadrant through the southeast (D) quadrant. he letter forming the first segment of the number indicates the quadrant, the second the township, the third the range, and the fourth the section. The letters that make up the last segment indicate the 1.3sition of the well in the section, the first letter indicating the quarter section, the second the 40-acre tract within the quarter sec-tion, and the third the la-acre tract within the 40-acre tract. The quarters, 40-acre

eo teite.

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3

A digit at the and of a number indicates a particular well of two or more in the same 10-acre tract.

The original U. S. numbers are given also for the

4

_{wells measured .17 the}

Geological Survey since 1942.

-ELL DESCRIPTIONS AND '7ATER-L-747LIVIASURCIENTS Adams County

A 5 311

0-1-604.cce. 7. L. Freeman. Silf5W1 DOC.

4, T. 1

_{s., R. 60}

well, diameter not known, depth ,§6 feet. Measuring point, top of foot above land-surface datum. 1-=quipped with electrically driven

-:ater level, in feet below land-surface datn

later Tate _Date

Trov. g9, iO4.15 YaY 50

1941

Nov.

4

Apr. 18i 1942 Level .71-r;fer Level Irrigation casing, 0.5 turbine pump. Alter Level 16.0 _{Nov. i,}_1542" _1.2 Oct. 26, 1944 22.09

18.1

_{Apr. 1, 1943} _18.8 _{May 3, 1945} 20.27 19.7 Nov. 18 20.2 _{Oct. 31} _22.08 18.6 _{May 11 1944} _20.25 As 332

C-1-60-17-dcc. Carl Spnden. 6'41'5V sec. 17, T. 1 S., R. 60 W. Irrigation well, diameter 18 inches, depth 87 feet. T:easuring point, pump base, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. Equipped with electrically driven turbine pump.

ater levels in feet below land-surface datum

Way. 19, 1942 25.09 May 11 1.0411 25.61 _{May 3, 1916 26.40} Apr. 1,

1943

25.15 Oct. 26

28.35 Oct.

31 27.32 Nov. 18

_25.74

117

C-1-60-29-cbd, J. D. Singleton. 1177'Se- sec. 29, T. 1 S., R. 60 W. Irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 87 feet. Measuring point, opening 0.9 foot above pump base, 1.6 feet above land-surface datum. Equipped with turbine pump. Measured yield, 320 gallons a ninute.

Water level, in feet below lan&surface datum Jan. 23, 1934

May 5, 1941

Nov.

4

Anr. 18, 19142 29.50 Nov. 19, 1942 30.78 Oct. 26,

1944

30.75

Apr. 1, 1943 29.80 May

_{3, 1945}

31.96 Nov. 18 _29.42 _{Oct. 31} 30.81 _{May 1,}

₁₉₄₄

_29.90

32.00

30.15 32.65

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14 bale

A f, 5

C-1.66.7.cc. C. Hose, SW*5W1

sec.

7, T. 1 S., R. 66 W. Irrigation well, diameter 60 inches, depth 28 feet. I'leasuring point, top of curb, 0.3 foot above land-surface „iatum. Equipped with electrically driven vertical centrifugal pump. Measured yield in 1941, 245 gallons a minute.

Water level, in feet below land-surface datum

Water Daie liair

Apr. 22, 1930 Sept. 6, 1929 16.65 July 22

pr.

P 18.22 Level 19.42 Apr. 17, 1935 Apr. 24, 1936 20.28 Oct. 18 ct. ;138717i Yay 8, 1941 Sept. 10 Dec. p Nov. 11

July 1 18.00 Nov. 13 flfir.7.111 1942

Sept. 17 15.90 Apr. 30, 1937 21.16

Mar. 30, 1943 Feb. 26, 1931

li9a

Oct. 30 19.50

Aug. 18 May 11, 1938 21.12 Nov.

5

Apr. 24, 1944 May 27, 1933 18.70 Apr. 27, 1939 19.90 18.88 Nov. 3 Nov. 16, 1932 18.81 Dec. 10 Oct. 12 17.16 Oct. 27 21.10 kV

4, 1945

21.47 Apr. 26, 1940 21.88 Oct. 30 Apr. 25, 1934 19.96 Aug. 8 741ter Level TETT 22.67 20.17 19.88 20.44 17.90 19.99 17.16 20.15 17.56 20.30 17.91 A$

10S-C - 1.66.194c. A. B. Perry. 5WSE', sec. 19, T. 1 S., R. 66 W. Vest well of

battery of -It-livens dinreter 48 inches, depth

qt

feet. Veasuring point, top of casing, 0.8 foot jvve land-surface datum. Equipped with electrically driven turbine

Water level in feet below land-surface datum pump. Sep

Nov. 13, 1942 Mar. 30 1943

1.67.13.db.

Well,

diameter 96

3.0 feet above land-surface wal pump. Estimated yield -7ater level) Jan. 11, Apr. 27 21.10 July 23 19.05 Sept. 6 17.76 Apr. 22, 1930 20.28 July 1 19.10 Sept. 17 16.21 Feb. 26, 1931 20.19 Aug, 18 19.45 Nov. 16, 1932 19.15 May 270 1933 21.10 Oct. 12 13.49 Apr. 25, 19314 21.65 31.$ov. , 3 9. 27.60 Apr. 7, 1944 31.95 31.43 Nov. 3 29.33 A5 21

Ed. Schnute. NW1SE7:,' sec. 130 T. 1 S., R. 67 1u. Irrigation inches, depth 32 feet. Measuring point, top of curb, west side,

datum. Equipped with tractor driven vertical centrif-in 1941, 350 gallons a mcentrif-inute.

in feet below land-surfaQe datum

Aug. tr. 1734 22..66 Apr. gp 19140 24•110 Oct. 3 23.25 Dec. 7 24.13 Apr. 17, 1935 22.52 May 8, 1941 25.65 Oct. 18 20.70 Nov. 11 22.04 Apr. 24, 1936 23.78 May 13, 1942 21.71 Nov. 13 21.00 Nov. 13 20.15 Apr. 30, 1937 24.11 Mar. 30, 1943 22.40 Oct. 30 21.33 Nov.

5

19.68 May 11, 1938 23.88 Apr. 214; 1944 22.28 Dec. 10 21.01 Nov. 3 19.47 Apr. 27, 1939 22.25 May

4,

1945 23.22 Oct. 27 23.68 Oct. 30 19.75 5 Oct. 30 29.44

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5

A

5

C- 1.67.35. cda. L. A. Ernst. SE1;S41 sec. 35, T. 1 S., L, 67 W. Irrigation well, diameter 48 Inches, depth 36 feet. Measuring point, top of curb, west side, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Equipped with vertical centrifugal pump driven by auto engine. Measured yield in 1941, 230 gallons a minute.

Water level in feet below land-surface datum tal,e Ar.Y Nov. 11 May 13, 1942 !Alv. 13 later Date Level 9 3.

19.95

21.27

19.00

ALI% 30, 943 Nov.

5

Apr. 24, 1944 Water bale Level 21a5 Nov. 3, 1944 20.11 _{May 4, 1945} 21.28 Oct. 30

titer

Level

19.2

21.73 19.12 A5162

C-- 2.60.19.bec. Oscar Helgesen. S1"1,1171 sec. 19, T. 2 S., R. 60 W. %used irriation well, diameter 120 inches, depth approximately 20 feet. Measuring point, top of

8 x 8

timber, 0.5 foot above land-surface datum.

Water level, in feet below land-surface datum

Sept. 4,1930 14.50 Apr. 18, 190

17.55

Ay 1,

1944

Nov. 30, 1940 18.00 Tibv. 19 17.64 Oct. 26 May 5, 1941 18.00 Apr. 1, 1943 17.56 May 3, 1945

Nov. 8 18.02 Nov.

18

17.61 Oct. 31

17.60 17.56 17.55 C-2.65.2.bdd. Box .:1der Farms. SF,N[74 sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 65 W. Irrigation well, diameter 24 inches, depth 51 feet. !easuring point, top of casing, level with land-surface datum.

Water level" 22.17 22.17 22.10 22.08 22.11

2tg

2 21.91 22.01 /52

C-2.65.11.dcd. Box Elder Farms. SW7..Set sec.

11,

T. 2 S., R. 65 W. Irrifration well, diameter 24 inches, depth npt known. Leasuring point, top of awing, 0.7 foot above land-surface datum.

Water level" in feet below land-surface datum Jay 19, ljj Oct. 16 Apr. 25, 1934 Aug. 8 Oct. 3, Apr. it, 1935 Oct. 17 Apr. 24,

1936

Nov. 13 'Dec. 10, 1918 Apr. 27, 1939 Oct. 27 Apr.

26, 1940

Dec.

6

in feet below land-surface datum Apr. 0,

93 Oct.

30 22.12 May 11, 1933 22.12 Dec. 10 21.72 Apr. 27, 1939 _21.75 Oct. 27 21.82

Apr.

26, 1940 21.39 Dec. 6 21.91 Pay

_8,

1941 22.01 Nov. May 13, 1942 21.26 Nov • 13 _20.93 Mar. 30, ₁₉₄₃ 21.01 Nov. 16 21.22 Apr. 7, 1944 21.32 Nov. 7 21.21 MAY

4,

1945

21.40 Oct. 30

21.49

28.59 28.55 28.74 28.90 29.02 May 8, fOil 29.1ff Nov. 14 29.20 MAY 13, 1942 28.66 Nov. 13 • 27.50 A r. 30 19133

27.58

Nov. 16, 1943 Apr. 7, 1944 Nov. 7 May

_{4, 1945}

Oct. 30

23.02 28.21 28.00 28.22 28.31

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6 Water level

_{in feet below land-surface datum}

pr.

_s

Oct. 12

14.84 Oct. 30

17.30 _{Lay 13, 1942}

Apr. 25, 1934

14.80 _{May 11, 1938}

_16.65

_{Nov. 13}

Aug. 8

_15.46

_{Dec. 10}

_16.64

Apr. 30, 1943

Oct. 3-

15.62 _{Apr. 27, 1939}

_16.24

_j

_{•k)v. 16}

Apr. if, 1935

16.00 Oct. 27

16.84 _{Apr. 7, 1944}

Oct. 17

15.76 Apr. 26, 1940

l

Nov. 7

Apr. 24, 1936

15.50 Dec. 5

_{May 4, 1945}

Nov. 13

16.32 ,

_{May 8, 1941}

₁₆₉₁

_.

_{Oct. 30}

7ater level

_{in feet below land-surfaco datum}

a e

_{a or}

Level

Da e

.107

,ater

Level

•s e

Oct. li, 1933

1.3.71 Oct. 30,

111.67 _{)ay 13, 1942}

Apr. 25, 1934

13.67 May 11, 1938

14.98 ' Nov. 13

Aug. 8

_13.73

_{Dec. 10}

_14.58

_{. Mar. 30, 1943}

Oct. 3

13.89 _{Apr. 27, 1939}

_14.56

_{. Nov. 16}

Apr. 11, 1935

14.19 Oct. 27

14.75 _{Apr. 7, 19414}

Oct. 17

13.66 _{Apr. 26, 1940}

_14.94

_{Nov. 7}

Apr. 24, 1936

13.96 Dec. 6

15.21 _{)ay 4, 1945}

Nov. 13

14.29 _{May 8, 1941}

_15.33

_{Oct. 30}

Apr. 30 1937

_14.55

_{Nov. 14}

_15.30

A 3 1"

C-2.65.14.deb.

_{Box: Nader Farms. NWI.SL74;}

_{sec. 14, T. 2}

5.„ R. 65 W.

Irriga-tion well, diameter 48 inches, depth not known. Measuring point, top of well

cover, 1.3 feet above land-surface datum. &pipped with electrically driven

turbine pump.

ater

Level

14.17

13.33

13.38

13.85

14.02

14.08

14.12

14.10 As 9g

C--2.65.23.dab. Box Fader Farms. N-?1,r77 sec. 23, T. 2 S., R. 65 '.''. Fast well

of three similar wells, diameter 48 inches, depth 58 feet. Measuring point, top

oP well cover, 1.3 feet above land-surface datun. Equipped with electrically

driven turbine pump. Estimated yield in 1941, 450 gallons a minute.

15.60 li

15.25

14.91

15.50

15.00

15.08 As ict

C,- 2.65.26.dba. Box Elder Farms. 7-1 7, sec. 26, T. 2 S., R. 65 lir. East well

of two similar irrigation wells, diameter 24 inches, depth not known. Measuring

point, too of casing, 1.0 foot above land-surface datum. Equipped with

electrical-1y driven turbine pump.

Water level in feet below land-surface datum

7 ug.

_{0.v. ,}

₉

v.

9 Oct. 3

_{mar. 30,}

19143

_1:k11

May 14,

130 _{1 1945}

,.

Nov. 14 1941

Nov. 16

ray 13, 1942

_{Arr. 74 1944 17.75}

*1

20.7

20.58

18.02

17.97

17.82

/MI