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• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 8224
• Author: Lapham, W. W., F. D. Wilde and M. T. Koterba.
• Title: Ground-Water Data-Collection Protocols and Procedures for hte National Water-Quality Assessment Progra
• USFW Year: 1995.
• USFW - Doc Type: Selection, Installation, and Documentation of Wells, and collection of Related Data.
• Copyright Material: NO

SAMPLING INFORMATION
1. Can water level be measured? YES_ NO_ Why not?
2. Can well be sampled? YES_ NO_ Why not?_
3. Sampling tap location: upstream from a holding tank?
If yes, give size of tank gal
pressure tank?
4. Any water treatment upstream from sampling point? YES _ NO _ If yes, describe:
5. Other notable well features, if any (pitless adapter, frost pit, missing or leaky cap, well house, chemicals
stored near well):
6. Water Quality? Taste: Odor: Color: Remarks:
7. Minimum rate at which pump in well can be operated: gal/min
WATER-QUALITY FIELD MEASUREMENTS
Location of sampling point
00010 Temperature °C 00095 Specific Electrical Conductance uS/cm
00400 pH 00300 Dissolved oxygen mg/L 00076 Turbidity NTU
Other
AVAILABILITY OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (refer to Well Information Check List
(see Installation) and include in inventory file):
1. Water-level records? YES NO
2. Pumping records? YES_ NO_ Remarks:
3. Water-chemistry records? YES_ NO_ Remarks:
4. Borehole geophysical logs? YES_ NO_ Type:
5. Surface geophysical surveys? YES_ NO` Type:
6. Aquifer tests? YES_ NO_ Type:
7. Geologic materials samples? YES_ NO_ Type:
8. Land-use records for well vicinity (for example, pesticide and fertilizer application rates):
REMARKS, SITE SKETCH, AND WELL-HEAD SKETCH (showing locations of sampling point,
holding tanks, and so forth) (Township Range Section Quarter_):
Figure 1. Example of a well-inventory form for the National Water-Quality Assessment Program--Continued.
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