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Latitude 42°07'48",   Longitude 104°56'50"   NAD27
Platte County, Wyoming   , Hydrologic Unit 10180011

Well depth: 240 feet
Land surface altitude: 4,560 feet above NGVD29.
Well completed in "High Plains aquifer" (N100HGHPLN) national aquifer.
Well completed in "Arikaree Formation" (122ARKR) local aquifer

AVAILABLE DATA:

Data Type	Begin Date	End Date	Count
Daily Data
Depth to water level, feet below land surface	1980-09-16	2010-09-29	10229
Field groundwater-level measurements	2003-11-06	2012-05-10	30
Water-Year Summary	2006	2010	5
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