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<br />GROU~D."ATER CON[)ITJO~S DURI~G APRil 1985
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<br />Gruund.water levels declined In most of the coastal
<br />parts 01 the northeast and also in south.....estern Sew
<br />York Slate and adpcent northern Pennsylvania_ (See
<br />map.) Levels rose in northern ~ew York and Vermont,
<br />as well 3S in south<enlral Pennsylvania. Iklow-awrage
<br />waler.le-vel conditions persisted during April in much of
<br />the region. Levels remained especially low for this time
<br />of year in some wale Hable observatIOn wells 10 Con.
<br />ne.:tkul-among. the lowest end-of..-\pril levels in the
<br />paS! 20--40 years.
<br />In tile southeastern St<lle-S. ground-water levels rose in
<br />Kenlu.:ky and Mississippi and dcdined in \"orth Carolina
<br />and in moS[ wells in Georgia. Trends were mixed In
<br />other Stales, Water levels were above average in
<br />Kentucky and North Carolina. belo..... average in
<br />Arkansas, and mixed with respecl 10 average in West
<br />Virginia. Virginia, and Louisiana. ^ new high ground-
<br />water level for April was reached In Kelllucky. and an
<br />A.prillow level was recorded in Georgia.
<br />In the central and western Greal Lakes Stales. ground.
<br />water levels generally rose in Wisconsin and Mkhigan,
<br />showed mixed trends In .\tinnesota and Iowa. and de.
<br />clined in Ohio. "':lIcI lcvels were about average in Wis.
<br />consin and Indiana. and mixed with respecl to average in
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