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Questions or concerns about USGS streamflow data in Wyoming and Montana can be directed to Kirk Miller (kmiller@usgs.gov; 307-775-9168).

UPDATED October 1, 2019: USGS streamflow monitoring will continue at the following site effective October 1, 2019:
  • 09219200 Blacks Fork above Smiths Fork, near Lyman, WY (2018 to present)
USGS monitoring activities at this site will be funded by a partner agency. Partner funding for this site will result in continuation of streamflow monitoring activities. Questions or concerns can be directed to Kirk Miller (kmiller@usgs.gov; 307-775-9168).

Current Conditions for Wyoming: Groundwater -- 5 site(s) found

PROVISIONAL DATA SUBJECT TO REVISION

The USGS monitors water resources in Wyoming in cooperation with State, County, local, and other Federal agencies.

May 22, 2012: USGS groundwater-level monitoring at most wells in Wyoming was discontinued June 30, 2012 because of insufficient partner funding. Historical data will continue to be available through NWISWeb. Direct questions to Kirk Miller 307/775-9168.


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Station
Number 		Station name Date/Time Depth
to
water
level,
feet
below
LSD 		Water
level,
depth
below
MP,
feet
Group Albany County
411412105272001 15-072-27cdba01 CS1  06/01 02:00 MDT 13.35 -- 
Group Big Horn County
444719108050501 56-093-32bcc01 SUS1-30  06/01 02:00 MDT 4.26 -- 
Group Lincoln County
421134110094701 26-112-33bdc01 streambank well at station 09209400  06/01 02:00 MDT Eqp -- 
Group Sublette County
423401109555101 30-110-22aad01 streambank well at station 09205000  06/01 02:00 MDT 2.61 -- 
Group Teton County
433615110440001 42-116-14acc01 JH-1  06/01 02:00 MDT 42.16 -- 

Data status codes:
  --     Parameter not determined
  Eqp     Equipment malfunction