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Latitude 31°07'12.7",   Longitude 81°36'36.1"   NAD27
Glynn County, Georgia   , Hydrologic Unit 03070203

Well depth: 770 feet
Land surface altitude: 7.5 feet above NAVD88.
Well completed in "Floridan aquifer system" (S400FLORDN) national aquifer.
Well completed in "Upper Floridan Aquifer" (120FLRDU) local aquifer

AVAILABLE DATA:

Data Type	Begin Date	End Date	Count
Field groundwater-level measurements	1988-05-21	2024-10-21	19
Field/Lab water-quality samples (Legacy QW is frozen as of March 2024, newer data may be found on MLP)	1977-03-31	2013-07-25	38
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