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USGS IN YOUR STATE

USGS Water Science Centers are located in each state.

Ground-Water Conditions in New Mexico

Phil: Need to rewite this paragraph to work for your state. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) ground-water network for Georgia currently consists of 170 wells in which ground-water levels are continuously monitored. Most of the wells are located in the Coastal Plain in the southern part of the State where ground-water pumping stress is high. In particular, there are large concentrations of wells in coastal and southwestern Georgia areas, where there are issues related to ground-water pumping— saltwater intrusion along the coast, and diminished streamflow in southwestern Georgia due to irrigation pumping. Some of the wells in the network transmit data "real time" on a 4-hour basis using satellite telemetry. Other wells in the network record data at the wellhead and are retrieved on a 6-week basis ("continuous" wells).

Information for individual wells:

• Real-time water levels ()
• New Mexico Active Water Levels ()
• New Mexico Climatic Response Network ()