Current (2004-07) conditions and changes in ground-water levels from predevelopment to 2007, southern High Plains aquifer, east-central New Mexico, Curry County, Portales, and Causey Lingo underground water basins / by Anne Tillery.

Author/creator Tillery, Anne C.
Other author New Mexico. Office of the State Engineer.
Other author Geological Survey (U.S.)
Format Map
Publication Info[Reston, Va.] : U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey : In cooperation with the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, 2008.
Description3 maps on 1 sheet : color ; 62 x 93 cm, folded to 21 x 24 cm in envelope 31 x 23 cm.
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Cartographic data1:405,504 (W 104°10ʹ--W 103°10ʹ/N 35°00ʹ--N 33°40ʹ).
Cartographic data1:1,013,760 (W 104°10ʹ--W 103°10ʹ/N 35°00ʹ--N 33°40ʹ).
SeriesScientific investigations map ; 3038
Scientific investigations map ; 3038. ^A579989
Incomplete content Figure 2. Water level decline in the Curry County, Portales and Causey Lingo underground water basins -- Figure 3. 2007 ground-water levels and aquifer saturated thickness in Curry County, Portales and Causey Lingo underground water basins -- Figure 4. Depth-to-water map.
Abstract The Southern High Plains aquifer is the principal aquifer in Curry and Roosevelt Counties, N. Mex., and primary source of water in southeastern New Mexico. Successful water-supply planning for New Mexico's Southern High Plains requires knowledge of the current aquifer conditions and a context to estimate future trends given current aquifer-management policy. This report provides a summary of the current (2007) water-level status of the Southern High Plains aquifer in New Mexico, including a basis for estimating future trends by comparison with historical conditions. This report includes estimates of the extent of ground-water level declines in the Curry County, Portales, and Causey-Lingo Ground-water Management Area parts of the High Plains Aquifer in eastern New Mexico since predevelopment. Maps representing 2007 water levels, water-level declines, aquifer saturated thickness, and depth to water accompanied by hydrographs from representative wells for the Southern High Plains aquifer in the Curry County, Portales, and Causey Lingo Underground Water Basins were prepared in cooperation with the New Mexico Office of the State Engineer. The results of this mapping show the water level declined as much as 175 feet in the study area at rates as high as 1.76 feet per year.
General noteRelief shown by contours.
General noteShipping list no.: 2009-0254-P.
General noteIncludes text, ill. table, graphs, and location map.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
Issued in other formTillery, Anne C. Current (2004-07) conditions and changes in ground-water levels from predevelopment to 2007, southern High Plains aquifer, east-central New Mexico, Curry County, Portales, and Causey Lingo underground water basins 3 maps
ISBN9781411323544
ISBN1411323548
GPO item number0619-G-33
Govt. docs number I 19.91/3:3038

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