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This report contains the basic ground water level data collec#ed in the Camp Creek <br />Designated Ground Water Basin during the period from April 1993 through <br />February 20�fi. Pre-1993 water ie�el information has also been included where <br />available. The pre-1993 data is generally taken from well completion reports or <br />pump installation reports submitted by drilfing or pump instaliation contractors at <br />the time the well was constructed vr a permanent pump installed. <br />Acquisition and publication of this in�ormation is a cooperati�e effort between the <br />Colorado Ground Water Commission and the Colorado Di�ision of V1Jater <br />Resources. The project is part of a statewide ground water le�el-monitoring <br />program funded by Senate Bill 200 (198? legislati�e session}. This �egisfation <br />directed that a portion of the fees collected �or water well permit applications be <br />used for the establishment of a program to monitor water ie�el trends thr�ughoui <br />the state. <br />Water fe�el data and hydrographs f�om 10 wells Iocated in the Camp Creek <br />Designated Ground Water Basin in Washington County a�-e presented in this <br />report. Vllater level measuremen#s in these wells were made on February 28, <br />2��fi. All vf the Camp Creek wells monitored are Iocated in Townships 2 and 3 <br />North, Range 54 West of #he fi"' P.M. A map is included with this report showing <br />the locations of the wells. <br />Fo� the 2�05-06 period, water levels increased in three wells and declined in seven <br />wells. �n average, water fevels declined by 4.68 feet. The change in water le�els <br />ranged from an incr�ase of �.67 feet in Camp Creek-2 to a maximum decline of - <br />4.48 feet in Camp Creek-�4. At Camp Creek-4 there was evidence that this well <br />had been pumped immediately prior to being measured on February 28, 200fi. For <br />all ten wells, the average annual decline for the prior fi�e years is —O.fi2 feet per <br />year and for the pre�ious ten years is —�.?4 feet per year. . <br />Copies of the report can be purchased from the �ffice of the Sta#e Engineer, <br />Records Section, 1313 Sherman St., Room 821, Den�er, C� 8�203, (3�3) 86fi- <br />3447. Additionally, fhis data may be accessed on the intemet a# the Calorado <br />Decision Support System website http:/lcdss.state.co.us and can be exported to a <br />number of different formats. <br />