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Map depicting project area (42 KB)
The USGS, in cooperation with the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission, developed a ground-water flow model to describe the regional response of the Saginaw aquifer to public-supply withdrawals in the Lansing Metropolitan area. On-going work to update and refine this model provides communities with a tool that can be used to make better water management decisions. For example, determination of contributing areas to existing or proposed public-supply wells allows protection of drinking water quality for area residents.
For municipalities within the region
Other areas in the region
Analysis
of Ground-Water Flow in the Saginaw Aquifer within Clinton, Eaton, and
Ingham Counties, Michigan
Ground-Water Flow in the Saginaw Aquifer in the Vicinity of the North Lansing Well Field, Lansing, Michigan -- Part 1, Simulations with a Regional Model, 1997
Ground-Water Flow in the Saginaw Aquifer in the Vicinity of the North Lansing Well Field, Lansing, Michigan -- Part 2, Simulations with a Regional Model Using a Reduced Cell Size, 1997
Ground-Water Withdrawals in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties, Michigan, 1995
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