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Since the Fall
of 1971, the San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation
District (District) has monitored groundwater levels and groundwater
quality throughout San Joaquin County and has published the data in the
Semi-annual Groundwater Report. This report utilizes data from Federal,
State and local government agencies as well as non-governmental sources.
Water level data
is collected on a semi-annual basis, during the months of April and
October, to observe groundwater levels before and after peak groundwater
pumping conditions. Over 550 wells, of which 300 are measured by County
staff, are included in the Monitoring Program. The exact number of wells
varies from year to year, depending on circumstances such as
destructions, new well construction, well accessibility, and well
condition.
The Fall 2007 Groundwater Report is the District's most recent
release. To access the report, please click
here.
You may also access the County's historic groundwater data through
the San Joaquin County
Groundwater Data Center (GDC). The GDC is a Countywide centralized
groundwater information vehicle that provides access to groundwater data
collected and shared by agencies throughout San Joaquin County.
To enter the GDC
please read the following disclaimer:
By using this application you acknowledge and accept the following terms and conditions. The information on this map is based on
the most current information available to the San Joaquin County Flood
Control and Water Conservation District. The County of San Joaquin
does not warrant its accuracy or suitability for any particular purpose.
The information on this map is not intended to replace engineering,
financial or primary records research.
If you have read and understand the
disclaimer, click
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