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Links to Additional Information About Groundwater in Washington State
Links to Additional Information About Groundwater in Washington State
Washington Department of Ecology
- Well Log Search
Ecology's Water Resources Program supports a web-based search tool for well logs on file with the state.
- Dept. of Ecology EIM
Access to groundwater data that has been entered into the Dept. of Ecology’s Environmental Information Management (EIM) System database.
- Washington State Interagency Ground Water Committee
Website for the Washington State Interagency Ground Water Committee (IGWC), which includes representatives from state, local, and federal agencies who regularly meet to communicate ideas about improving groundwater protection.
Links to Other Washington State Agencies
- State of Washington Water Research Center (SWWRC) Groundwater Report List
Based in Pullman, WA, the SWWRC assembles research on a wide variety of water resource topics, including groundwater issues. Search the Center's online publication list for groundwater or hydrogeochemistry reports in PDF format.
The SWWRC has also held several conferences focused on water resources in the
Northwest - see conference proceedings for
Groundwater Under the Pacific Northwest - Integrating Research, Policy, and Education, Stevenson, WA, Nov. 2-3, 2005,
and Water in the
Pacific Northwest - Moving Science into Policy and Action, Stevenson, WA,
November 7-8, 2007.
Links to Federal Agencies
- USGS NWISWeb Data for Washington
High quality historic data for groundwater in Washington is the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Water Information System (NWIS) web site.
- Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Study
The USGS is leading a study of one of Washington’s major aquifer systems, in cooperation with the Washington Department of Ecology
(Contact: Guy Gregory,
ggre461@ecy.wa.gov; 509-329-3509), the Idaho Department of Water Resources, the City of Spokane, and others. Visit this home page for more information about this important study.
If you have any suggestions about additional resources to add to this page, please contact: Charles Pitz (chpi461@ecy.wa.gov).
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