Well Summary
General Information of Well Construction, Use, and Location
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Well Code | |
| Permit Number | |
| Construction | |
| Well Depth | |
| Measure Point | |
| MPDatum | |
| TPERF | |
| BPERF | |
| PerfInterval | |
| Well Yield | |
| Well Yield Units | |
| Well Type Use | |
| Secondary Use | |
| Lawn Irrigation? | |
| Livestock? | |
| Drinking Water? | |
| DW Source | |
| Groundwater Flow Dir | |
| Monitoring Network | |
| County | |
| Conservation District | |
| Aquifer Type | |
| Aquifer Description | |
| Aquifer Name | |
| HUC Region | |
| HUC Subregion | |
| HUC Basin | |
| HUC Subbasin |
- In Well ID box, begin typing your well ID provided in either the email or postal notecard sent to you.
- When your ID shows up in green in the drop-down menu, click on it --> You'll see the list of available dates reduced to what only applies to your Well ID.
- From the drop-down menu of Available Years and Available Dates, select your date of interest.
- Click on Query All Results for Selected Year/Date --> if you selected multiple dates (CTRL+select), this option will not be available and you will not be able to properly utilize the Water Quality Interpretation Tool. Please only select a single sample date.
- Upon completing step 4, you will see a table with some general well information. Sometimes this information may not be complete or accurate. If you notice something wrong with the information associated with your Well ID, please let us know.
- Down below the General Information table you should see a table with your results. This table can be downloaded by using the blue colored down arrow symbol.
- For a more informative look at your results for the selected sample date, please select the flashing Visit the Water Quality Interpretation Tool down below.
- Upon clicking on the Tool link, a new webpage will automatically open and the data from your sample date will be automatically populated into the Tool. NOTE: not all of the variables in the Tool are sampled by this program on a regular basis, so if they are not pre-populated it is because there is no available data or because your results came back non-detected for the variable.
- On the new webpage for the Tool, scroll to the bottom to where you see the Submit button and click on it --> This provides a table of your results compared to any available water quality standards/levels that may exist for the variables.
- If you scroll all the way to the bottom of this table you can find an option Click here to print --> This provides you the option of printing a hard copy of the output or saving it to a PDF (if the PDF option is available on your device).
- If you have any problems accessing your data or using the Water Quality Interpretation Tool, please let us know.
- Thank you for cooperating with the Ag Chemicals & Groundwater Protection Program to facilitate our statewide monitoring efforts!