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Specific Water Well Detail |
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| Location Info | |||
| Owner: Johnson County Water District 1 | Status: Constructed | ||
| Location: T10S, R23E, Sec. 1, SW SE NW | County: Leavenworth | ||
| Directions: from Wolcott: 1.1 mi N | |||
| Latitude: 39.2092304 | Longitude: -94.8015262 | Datum NAD 27 | |
| Latitude: 39.2092329 | Longitude: -94.8017656 | Datum NAD 83 | |
| Longitude and latitude calculated by Survey from township-range-section-quarter calls. Only good to within the quarter call accuracy. | |||
| View well on interactive map | |||
| General Info | ||
| Well Depth: 87 ft. | Elevation: ft. | |
| Static Water Level: 23.1 ft. | Est. Yield: gpm. | |
| Comp. Date: 09-Feb-2003 | Well Use: Monitoring well/observation/piezometer | |
| DWR Applic. #: | Other ID: | |
| Driller Info | ||
| Driller: Prosonic Corporation, Inc. | License #: 597 | |
| Scanned Form | ||
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| The download files contain one or more TIFF images compressed into a ZIP archive. Your browser may be already set up to decompress these files. The TIFFs are 300 dpi archival-quality scans of the WWC5 forms and can be viewed by software like Adobe PhotoShop. | ||
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Chemical Sample Submitted?:
Water Well disinfected?: | ||
| Casing Info | ||
| Casing Type:
Casing Joints: |
Diam: in. to ft | |
| Casing height above land surface: in
Casing Weight: lbs/ft Wall thickness or gauge no.: | ||
| Screen and Perforation Info | ||
| Screen Type: | Screen Openings: | |
| Screen-perforated intervals | From: ft to ft | |
| Gravel pack intervals | From: ft to ft | |
| Grout Info | ||
| Grout used: | From: to ft | |
| Source of Possible Contamination | ||
| Source: | ||
| Direction from well: | Distance: ft | |
| Lithologic Log
(Log data entered by KGS.) | ||
| From: 0 ft. to 17 ft. | sandy silt | |
| From: 17 ft. to 28 ft. | sandy silt | |
| From: 28 ft. to 53 ft. | fine to coarse sand | |
| From: 53 ft. to 57 ft. | firm silty clay | |
| From: 57 ft. to 96 ft. | sand and gravel | |
| From: 96 ft. to 97 ft. | weathered rock, shale, and limestone | |