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screen ends are the only two, depths which can ,be entered for computerfiling.Example:If a.weIl was perforated or screened from 3lj,1 feet to SOO feet, from S20'feet to 1230 ,feet, and from,301S feet to 30lj,S feet, entry of 3lj,1-30lj,Sfeet, should be made in the "Completion' Interval",Inpartiall'y casedweHs, the, completion int~rvalrecorded is that interval from thebottom ({f, the, casing to 'the bottom of.. -the hoI'".- ,.,-should be to thene~rest foot.Depths recordedis.AQUIFER:'Most majqf,and ~'inoraquifers have been assigned a code (See attachedlisted: 'Aquif~r Codes beginnirl'g on' Page is ) ~ The ,numeric code andname of the aquifer(s) should be, listed opposite the printed word'''Aquifer.''If t'here is' no code' number for an identified aquifer, a, ",:request"for review cif the weIHs) involved should be made in order,-;:0 determine a proper code number.16. WATERSHED:The actual physical location of tpe-wel1 when spotted on ?-countyh~ghway map or ,tqpographic map should be accurate enough todete~minethe major'watershed in which the well' is located.The watershed andits numeric code from the list o~ l1~geLi.4· should be listed oppositethe word" f'wafer§hed. ,~" -,
, .... d- •'17.COUNTY:The county along with its assigned numeric code from the list beginningon Page. 45 should beli'steel opposit~ the printed word "County."'18. OLD WELL NUMBER:This is a.previously assigned well.number for the well.This.number; "',.,' '..,',','I;':.· .•haspre·"lo.usly been p~blished in a:rep,?rt. In~ome ,instances more.,~. ,'.than (me, riuinb~:r'has" .... 'been', pUblished for,the ~s~lIle'. '.... .mirribersshotild. be listed as the old well n~mbers.. ' ", '; ",well ;·if.,·so, bothIn' Ground .Water Conse:r'vation Districtswhihh issue permits, and the: peI'1Jlits: areassign~d. numberi,' th~.')'eI'1Jlit number should be listed. as'the.··old well number..COpRDINATES:. Detenlline to. th:e "earest' second.: .\.. . ,." , "',20; . WEAR RECORD BEGINS':.. ;, ",. :The' yea: iin which thefi~s{.watsr level f~orri the well was obtained." .. 'app'':'opri~te bOX(~~)'· on \e~ch jl':'into~t of data.', -,..',!; ,,'..' .~ ~,....'; .,
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Page 4 and 5: Other Undi fferentiated (cont.)064,
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Page 8 and 9: · ., -, ":~,-WATERSHEDCODECanadian
Page 10 and 11: TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
Page 12 and 13: TABLE OF CONTENTS' (Cont'd.)19. COO
Page 14 and 15: IIs; ~Lb WE~L NU~BER20. YR. REC. BE
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Page 20 and 21: CodeRemarksMeasurements discontinue
Page 22 and 23: 1 O,~ WELL USE:This designation 'is
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Page 28 and 29: NU~[RIC'A~UIF"ERCOOSU17AOUIF"ER NAM
Page 30 and 31: NUMEPICAQUIF(R,CODrAQUIFER NAME I A
Page 32 and 33: "N-:.iM£RIC,'Af.lUIFEPCODE','AOUIF
Page 34 and 35: '- ,.''~"NUMERIC'" QU HCR'CODEAOUIF
Page 36 and 37: -'.','.NUMERICAlJUlfERCODEl~ 5 ,AQU
Page 38 and 39: --'NUMERICAoUIFERCODEAOUIFER NAME I
Page 40 and 41: NUMERICA.UIfERCODEAQUIfER NAME I AQ
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Page 44 and 45: NUMERIC·AQU IFE RCOOEAQUIFER NAME
Page 46 and 47: NUM[RICAQUIFERCODE"- 3DSAQUIFER NAM
Page 48 and 49: NUHEPICAQUI FE RCGOE"'AOUIFER NA~E
Page 50 and 51: NUMERICAQUiFERCODEAQUIFER NAME I AQ
Page 52 and 53: .',-"- ,'-':'NIJMER'lCAUU I'F[ RCOD
Page 54 and 55: ":NUMERIC'HUlrERCODEAQUIrE~ N(ME I
Page 56 and 57: "WATERSHEDCanadian RiverRed RiverSu
Page 58 and 59: COUNTY CODEDESIGNATIONS..'.,""(SS)-
Page 60 and 61: . ."RELATIONSHIP OF ,TOPOGRAPHIC MA
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