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This report cvntains the basic ground water lerrel data collected in the Camp <br />Greek Designated Ground Water Basin during the period from April 1993 through <br />February 2�03. Pre - 1993 water level �nformation has also been inciuded where <br />a�ailable. The pre -1993 data is generally taken from well completion reports or <br />pump installation reports submitted by drilling or pump installation contractors at <br />the time the well was constructed oc a permanent pump installed. <br />Acquisition and publication of this information is a cooperative effort �etween the <br />Colorado Ground Water Commission and the Coiorado Di�ision of Water <br />Resources. The project is a part of a statewide ground wa#er leve!-monitoring <br />program funded by Senate Bill 200 (1987 legislati�e session). This legislation <br />directed that a portion of the fees collected for water well permits shall be used <br />for the establishment ofi a program to monitor water le�el trends throughout the <br />state. <br />Water fe�el da#a and hydrographs from 1 � wells locafed in the Camp Creek <br />Designated Ground Water Basin in Washington County are presented in this <br />report. Water ie�el measurements in these wells were made on February 1 D, <br />2003. All of the Camp Creek wells monitored are located in Townships 2 and 3 <br />North, Range 54 West of the G P.11Jl. The wells are listed by section, township, <br />and range, heginning with the northern-most wells and proceeding sou#h. The <br />locations of all of the wells measured have been detemn+ned by GPS �satellite <br />g#obal positioning system) and this data in UTM Grid coordinates is inciuded. <br />Footage distances from section lines for all well locations are also included. The <br />dashed lines on the hydrographs indicate periods when no annual water level <br />measurements were taken. <br />For the 2002 - 2003 period, the 1 � wells, including one well with an increase in <br />water level, showed an average decline in water levels of 0.81 of a foot. The <br />change in water levels ranged from a maximum decline of 3.13 feet in Camp <br />Creek 6 to an increase vf 5.54 feet in Camp Creek 1. Since routine water le�el <br />monitoring began in � 993, the 1 � wells show an a�erage total decline through <br />February 2003 of 6.29 feet. Indi�idual wate� ie�el deciines during the last eleve�- <br />year period of record range from a low of 3.0� feet to a maximum of 11.49 feet. <br />�ne well, Camp Creek No.1 shvws an increase in the static water le�el of 3.66 <br />feet fvr #he same period. Because of the range of dates ot first reported water <br />le�els, pre-1993 data ha�e not been included in the a�erages. <br />The information in this report was compiled, edited, and prepared for publicativn <br />by Glenn Graham. <br />Copies of this report are made avaifable to management district and the well <br />owners or their representati�es free of charge. Additional coptes may be <br />obtained frvm the Colorado Division of Water Resources, Public Records <br />Section. The Records Section can be con#acted at 1313 Sherman Street, Room <br />818, Denver C� 80203, or by phone at 3�318fi6-3581 or 30318fi6-3447. <br />