Introduction
Water studies examine the physical and geochemical characteristics of aquifers, the quantity, quality and integrated management of groundwater and surface water, the effects of climate change and protection of water supplies. The water program also involves monitoring groundwater levels, computer simulation to assist water management and integrating geochemistry with studies of groundwater geology.
The Division has been instrumental in helping the state's natural resources districts prepare water management plans required by law. And, through a program with the U.S. Geological Survey, it supplies data from more 4,500 test holes, drilled in every Nebraska county in the state, to assist the analysis of Nebraska's water.
Carrie Wiese samples lakes. Photo courtesy Ed Harvey, CSD/SNR. |
About Groundwater
- World Water Distribution
- Groundwater system basics
- Aquifers in Nebraska - Coming soon.
Groundwater-Level Changes
Publications
- Popular Water Survey Publications
- Recent Publications - Coming soon.
- Nebraska Maps and More
Nebraska Hydrogeology
GIS data
Other On-Line Data Bases
- Nebraska Statewide Test-hole Database
- Nebraska Registered Groundwater Wells Data Base - Administered by the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources.
- Quality-Assessed Agricultural Contaminant Database for Nebraska Groundwater
- USGS - Nebraska Water Science Center




