WRIR 00-4014
Quality Assurance and Analysis of Water Levels in Wells on Pahute Mesa and Vicinity, Nevada Test Site


CONTENTS

Abstract
Introduction
Water-Level Measurements
Sources of Water-Level Fluctuations
Analysis of Water Levels

Summary
References Cited
Appendix 1
Appendix 2

Appendix 2. Water-level measurements for selected wells on Pahute Mesa and vicinity, Nevada Test Site, 1963-98

Method used to determine depth to water: L, interpreted from geophysical log; R, reported, method not known; S, calibrated steel-tape measurement; T, calibrated electric tape; V, calibrated electric cable (wire line or iron horse).

Quality-assurance flag: A, anomalous value; AT, water level does not agree with second access tube in same open interval; C, affected by  well construction, queried where uncertain; D, dry hole; H or L, static water level in well is elevated above (H) or depressed below (L) regional ground-water level; R, well pumping or recently pumped; N, water level affected by nuclear test; X, water level corrected for borehole deviation; --, no flag applied

Water above bottom of open interval: length of water column in well from top of water to bottom of open interval listed in table 1.

USGS
well name
USGS site identification
number
Water-level measurement Water above
bottom of
open interval
(feet)
Date Depth below
land surface
(feet)
Altitude
(feet above
sea level)
Method Quality-
assurance
flag

U -19az

371339116221601

12-16-1988

2,103.6

4,649

V

C,H

26

 

 

12-20-1988

2,103.5

4,649

V

C,H

27

 

 

01-03-1989

2,097.4

4,655

V

C,H

33

 

 

01-06-1989

2,096.6

4,656

V

C,H

33

 

 

01-09-1989

2,096.0

4,657

V

C,H

34

 

 

 

01-23-1989

2,092.4

4,660

V

C,H

38

 

 

02-13-1989

2,084.7

4,668

V

C,H

45

 

 

02-22-1989

2,081.7

4,671

V

C,H

48

 

 

02-27-1989

2,080.1

4,673

V

C,H

50

 

 

02-28-1989

2,079.9

4,673

V

C,H

50

 

   

03-01-1989

2,079.7

4,673

V

C,H

50

 

 

03-06-1989

2,079.5

4,673

V

C,H

51

 

 

03-07-1989

2,078.6

4,674

V

C,H

51

 

 

03-08-1989

2,078.3

4,675

V

C,H

52

 

 

03-09-1989

2,078.4

4,674

V

C,H

52

 

 

 

03-14-1989

2,078.0

4,675

V

C,H

52

 

 

03-20-1989

2,078.0

4,675

V

C,H

52

 

 

04-10-1989

2,077.4

4,675

V

C,H

53

 

 

04-28-1989

2,078.6

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

05-01-1989

2,078.7

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

 

05-22-1989

2,079.2

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

06-06-1989

2,079.2

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

06-08-1989

2,079.2

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

06-26-1989

2,079.1

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

07-12-1989

2,079.4

4,673

V

H

51

 

 

 

07-17-1989

2,079.3

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

07-31-1989

2,079.6

4,673

V

H

50

 

 

08-08-1989

2,079.2

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

08-14-1989

2,078.8

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

08-21-1989

2,079.6

4,673

V

H

50

 

 

 

08-28-1989

2,079.7

4,673

V

H

50

 

 

08-31-1989

2,079.2

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

09-25-1989

2,079.5

4,673

V

H

51

 

 

10-11-1989

2,079.4

4,673

V

H

51

 

 

04-11-1990

2,078.8

4,674

V

H

51

 

 

 

07-02-1990

2,079.4

4,673

V

H

51

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