Summary of Water-level Conditions, for Water-Supply Systems in the Fisheating Creek Basin, as of March 31, 2012.

Below is a north-to-south listing of the end-of-month daily water levels reported in the Fisheating Creek Basin basin as of March 31, 2012. For surface-water monitoring stations, the daily reported value is the daily mean stage (water level). For ground-water monitoring stations, the daily reported value is the maximum water level recorded for the day. A current summary of telemetered/real-time data is also available.

For most locations, the minimum and maximum water levels reported on this page are the minimum and maximum for the USGS-collected data stored in NWIS. The period of record for these basic statistics is limited to the past 35 years of published continuous-collection data and may not include the current calendar year or the past calender year until the data are reviewed for quality assurance. Older records, records that are available only on non-electronic media, periodic measurements, and data published by other agencies are not included in this estimation.

Actively Monitored Aquifers in Fisheating Creek Basin

• Aquifer: Surface-Water System

• Aquifer: Surficial Aquifer of the Pleistocene Age

Historical water-level summary for sites in the Fisheating Creek Basin

Links to end-of-month data corrected for long-term trends, as of March 31, 2012. Summary page for the continuously monitored Surface-Water System sites Short report for the continuously monitored Surface-Water System sites Summary data report for the continuously monitored Surface-Water System sites (--, Data not available; referenced water levels are daily maximum elevation values for groundwater sites, daily mean values for surface-water sites, in feet above sea level as represented by the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 1929); Stations with less than 5 years of instrumented record are excluded from comparison ) Value in middle 40 percent of detrended data recorded since WY1976 Station Seven-day mean of daily water levels, March 2012 Approximate change in water level Seven-day mean of daily water levels at end of March 2011 Approximate change in water level Daily water levels during March 2012 Minimum water level recorded during March 2012 Maximum water level recorded during March 2012 Minimum water level recorded since WY1976 Maximum water level recorded since WY1976 Start: End: Start: End: FISHEATING CREEK AT PALMDALE 1.21 0.89 -0.32 1.03 -0.14 1.75 0.81 0.81 2.07 -1.00 8.24 Return to top of page

Historical water-level summary for sites in the Fisheating Creek Basin

Links to end-of-month data corrected for long-term trends, as of March 31, 2012. Summary page for the continuously monitored Surficial Aquifer of the Pleistocene Age sites Short report for the continuously monitored Surficial Aquifer of the Pleistocene Age sites Summary data report for the continuously monitored Surficial Aquifer of the Pleistocene Age sites (--, Data not available; referenced water levels are daily maximum elevation values for groundwater sites, daily mean values for surface-water sites, in feet above sea level as represented by the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 1929); Stations with less than 5 years of instrumented record are excluded from comparison ) Value in bottom 10 to 30 percent of detrended data recorded since WY1976 Station Seven-day mean of daily water levels, March 2012 Approximate change in water level Seven-day mean of daily water levels at end of March 2011 Approximate change in water level Daily water levels during March 2012 Minimum water level recorded during March 2012 Maximum water level recorded during March 2012 Minimum water level recorded since WY1976 Maximum water level recorded since WY1976 Start: End: Start: End: H-15A 56.31 55.76 -0.55 56.35 -0.59 56.42 55.68 55.68 56.42 40.00 60.71 Return to top of page