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GROUND-WATER-LEVEL DATA FOR THE ALBUQUERQUE-BELEN BASIN, NEWMEXICO, THROUGH WATER YEAR 1985 By G.E. Kues U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Open-File Report 87-116 Prepared in cooperation with the CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE WATER UTILITIES DEPARTMENT Albuquerque, New Mexico 1987
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GROUND-WATER-LEVEL DATA FOR THE
ALBUQUERQUE-BELEN BASIN, NEWMEXICO,
THROUGH WATER YEAR 1985
By G.E. Kues
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Open-File Report 87-116
Prepared in cooperation with the
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
WATER UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
Albuquerque, New Mexico
1987
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DONALD PAUL HODEL, Secretary
U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Dallas L. Peck, Director
For additional information Copies of this report canwrite to: be( purchased from:
District ChiefU.S. Geological Survey U.|S. Geological SurveyWater Resources Division Books and Open-File Reports SectionPinetree Office Park Federal Center4501 Indian School Rd. NE, Suite 200 Box 25425Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110 Denver, Colorado 80225
CONTENTS
Abstract
Introduction
Purpose and scope ... , Acknowledgments ..... Well-numbering system
Methods of study .............
Discussion of water-level data
References ...................
Page
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FIGURES
Figures 1-4. Maps showing location of:
1. Albuquerque-Belen Basin and monitoring wellsoutside the vicinity of Albuquerque .............. 3
2. Monitoring wells within and near the city ofAlbuquerque ...................................... 4
3. Kirtland Air Force Base wells ...................... 54. Rio Rancho wells ................................... 6
5. Diagram showing method of numbering wells .............. 7
6. Hydrologic sections A-A'-A' ! , B-B', and C-C' showing land-surface altitude and projected ground-water- level altitudes, water years 1983-85 ................. 9
7. Hydrologic section A'-A' ! along Paseo del Norte Boulevard showing land-surface altitude and projected ground-water-level altitudes, February and March 1985 ........................................... 10
8. Hydrographs showing water levels in well:
A. ION.3E.32.314 ...................................... 11B. ION.3E.32.412 ...................................... 11C. 11N.2E.21.244 ...................................... 11D. 11N.3E.24.221 ...................................... 11E. UN.4E.21.121 ...................................... 11F. 11N.4E.20.241 ...................................... 11
9. Hydrograph showing decline in highest recorded waterlevels for monitoring wells from water year1983 to 1984 and water year 1984 to 1985 ............. 12
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FIGURES - Continued
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Figure 10. Graph showing well completion for monitoring wellsWest Mesa 1A, 2, and 3 ................................ 13
11-20. Hydrographs showing water levels for observation well:
11. West Mesa 1A, ION.IE.22.322, prior to installationof piezometers .................................... 14
12. West Mesa 1A, 10N.1E.22.322A, 1,049-foot-deeppiezometer ........................................ 14
13. West Mesa 1A, ION.1E.22.322B, 1,175-foot-deeppiezometer ........................................ 14
14. West Mesa 2, 11N.2E.18.313A, annulus ................ 1515. West Mesa 2, 11N.2E.18.313B, 1,350-foot-deep
piezometer ........................................ 1516. West Mesa 2, 11N.2E.18.3130, 1,500-foot-deep
piezometer ........................................ 1517. West Mesa 3, 11N.3E.18.411, prior to installation
of piezometers .................................... 1618. West Mesa 3, 11N.3E.18.411A, annulus ................ 1619. West Mesa 3, 11N.3E.18.411B, 760-foot-deep
piezometer ........................................ 1620. West Mesa 3, 11N.3E.18.4110, 980-foot-deep
piezometer ........................................ 17
21-41. Hydrographs showing reported water levels for well:
21. USAF 2, 9N.3E.1.112 ............... ................. 1722. USAF 11, 9N.4E.4.213 ................................ 1723. USAF 8, 9N.4E.5.332 ................................. 1824. USAF 7, 9N.4E.6.111 ................................. 1825. USAF 4, 9N.4E.6.411 ................................. 1826. USAF 13, ION.3E.34.144 .............................. 1927. ES-Yale 1, ION.3E .34 .233 ............................ 1928. USAF 12, ION.3E.35.Ill .............................. 1929. USAF 14, ION.3E.35.322 .............................. 2030. USAF 5, ION.4E.29.413 ............................... 2031. USAF 3, ION.4E.30.321 ............................... 2032. USAF1, ION.4E.31.411 ............................... 2133. USAF 6, ION.4E.32.433 ............................... 2134. Rio Rancho 7, 12N.2E.14.321 ......................... 2135. Rio Rancho 6, 12N.2E.14.344 ......................... 2236. Rio Rancho 8, 12N.2E.16.214 ......................... 2237. Rio Rancho 4, 12N.2E.24.442 ......................... 2238. Rio Rancho 3, 12N.2E.25.421 ......................... 2339. Rio Rancho 5, 12N.3E.30.112 ......................... 2340. Rio Rancho 2, 12N.3E.31 .132 ......................... 2341. Rio Rancho 1, 12N.3E.31.243 ......................... 24
IV
FIGURES - Concluded
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Figures 42-75. Hydrographs showing water levels for:
42. Well at rest area, IN.1W.13.244 ................. 2443. Well Al at piezometer nest, IN.1W.36.334 ........ 2444. Well A2 at piezometer nest, 1N.1W.36.334A ....... 2545. Well A3 at piezometer nest, 1N.1W.36.334B ....... 2546. Well Bl at piezometer nest, 1N.1W.36.334C ....... 2547. Well Dl at piezometer nest, 1 N.IW.36.334E ....... 2648. Herkenhoff well, IS.1W.1.213 .................... 2649. Salas well, 2N.IE.4.444 ......................... 2650. Sevilleta well, 2N.IE.31.313 .................... 2751. Black well, 2N.3E.18.232 ........................ 2752. McLaughlin well, 4N.2E.17.244 ................... 2753. Belen Airport well, 5N.IE.22.141 ................ 2854. Faust well, 5N.IE.35.143 ........................ 2855. Reynolds 1 well, 6N.2E.30.412 ................... 2856. Grasslands 1 well, 7N.2E.18.422 ................. 2957. Isleta East 3 well, 8N.3E.14.231 ................ 2958. Collier well, 9N.1W.4.424 ....................... 2959. Guzman well, 9N.3E.19.243 ....................... 3060. Wastewater Facility well, 9N.3E.22.311 .......... 3061. City Observation 4 well, ION.2E.12.241 .......... 3062. Atrisco 4 well, ION.2E.25.213 ................... 3163. BIA well, ION.3E.7.434 .......................... 3164. City Observation 1 well, ION.3E.17.232 .......... 3165. Well ES-Yale 2, ION.3E.33.431 ................... 3266. Thomas 2 well, ION.4E.5.122 ..................... 3267. Dr. Nelson well, 11N.2E.24.223 .................. 3268. La Luz well, 11N.2E.35.142 ...................... 3369. Totter well, UN.3E .13 .242 ...................... 3370. City Observation 3 well, 11N.3E.31.214 .......... 3371. City Observation 2 well, UN.3E.33.143 .......... 3472. Cunningham well, 13N.3E.36.132 .................. 3473. Santa Ana 2 well, 13N.4E.19.243 ................. 3474. Santa Ana 1 well, 13N.4E.19.421 ................. 3575. Tierra Mirage well, 13N.4E.34.422 ............... 35
TABLE
Table 1 . Well-completion information and miscellaneous ground-waterlevels through water year 1985 ........................... 36
CONVERSION FACTORS
In this report, figures for measurements are given in inch-pound units only. The following table contains factors for converting to metric units.
Multiply inch-pound units
foot mile square mile
By
0.30481.6092.590
To ob t a in me t r i c units
meter kilometer square kilometer
Sea level; In this report "sea level" refers to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD of 1929) a geodetic datum derived from a general adjustment of the first-order level nets of both the United States and Canada, formerly called "Mean Sea Level of 1929."
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GROUND-WATER-LEVEL DATA FOR THE
ALBUQUERQUE-BELEN BASIN, NEW MEXICO,
THROUGH WATER YEAR 1985
By G.E. Kues
ABSTRACT
The Albuquerque-Belen Basin is in north-central New Mexico and is approximately 100 miles long and 25 to 40 miles wide. The only perennial stream in the area, the southward-flowing Rio Grande, approximately bisects the basin. Ground water is the only source used to obtain drinking-water supplies.
The basin's population increased more than 100 percent from 1960 to 1980. In 1980, 72 percent of the population was concentrated in the north- central part of the basin in and around the city of Albuquerque. Increases in population caused increases in water demand and ground-water pumpage. A network of wells was selected between April 1982 and September 1983 to monitor changes in ground-water levels.
Ground-water levels in the central part of the basin are approximately at the altitude of the Rio Grande. Water levels in wells near the northeast basin boundary showed a vertical difference of approximately 620 feet over a horizontal distance of about 1 mile. In continuously monitored wells on the outskirts of the city of Albuquerque, ground-water levels generally rise each year from October through February and decline from March through September. The decline in highest recorded annual water levels was greater from water year 1983 to 1984 than from water year 1984 to 1985. Such declines increased with increasing distance from the Rio Grande.
Monitoring wells that have multiple completion depths showed water levels up to approximately 20 feet higher in the uppermost screened interval than in the lowest screened interval. Water levels in wells outside the city of Albuquerque generally declined less than 6 feet from water year 1982 to water year 1985.
INTRODUCTION
The Albuquerque-Belen Basin is in central New Mexico (fig. 1). The basin is approximately 100 miles long and 25 to 40 miles wide. The perennial, southward-flowing Rio Grande approximately bisects the basin. Between 1960 and 1980, the population for major urban areas in the basin increased from 221,395 (U.S. Department of Commerce, 1960) to 461,966 (U.S. Department of Commerce, 1980), or more than 100 percent. The largest population center is the city of Albuquerque (figs. 1 and 2). In|l980, the city had a population of 331,767 (U.S. Department of Commerce, I960), 72 percent of the basin's population.
Within the basin, drinking-water supplies are obtained totally from ground-water resources. The large increase in population has caused increased demands for ground water. For this reason, a monitoring network was established to monitor ground-water levels and changes in levels that might occur due to increases in water use (figs. 1 to 4).
Purpose and Scope
Data on ground-water levels will enhance understanding of the dynamics of the ground-water system in the Albuquerque-B^len Basin. These data will be available for use in future water-resource studies such as detailed ground- water flow models. Ground-water levels are essential for model verification and for the determination of impacts of ground-water withdrawals.
Ground-water-level data collected by Geological Survey personnel and water-level data reported by City of Rio Rancho and Kirtland Air Force Base personnel are presented. Water-level data for network wells collected prior to 1982 are included. Data are presented as hydrographs for all wells that have 12 or more water-level measurements. Miscellaneous water-level data and well-completion information also are provided*
Acknowledgments
The City of Albuquerque Water Utilities Department was very cooperative in allowing use of several strategically located municipal wells for data collection. Appreciation is also given to Milton West and Kenneth Shelor of Kirtland Air Force Base and William Pollay of the Albuquerque Utilities Corporation, which manages the City of Rio Rancho water system, for providing water-level data.
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Well-Numbering System
The system of numbering wells in New Mexico is based on the common subdivision of public lands into sections (fig. 5). The well number, in addition to designating the well, locates its position to the nearest 10-acre tract in the land network. This number is divided into four segments. The first segment denotes the township north of the New Mexico base line, the second denotes the range east of the New Mexico principal meridian, and the third denotes the section. The fourth segment of the number, which consists of three digits, denotes the 160-, 40-, and 10-acre tracts, respectively, in which the well is situated. For this purpose, the section is divided into four quarters, numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4, in the normal reading order, for the northwest, northeast, southwest, and southeast quarters. The first digit of the fourth segment gives the quarter section, which is a tract of 160 acres. Similarly, the quarter section is divided into four 40-acre tracts numbered in the same manner, and the second digit denotes the 40-acre tract. Finally, the 40-acre tract is divided into four 10-acre tracts, and the third digit denotes the 10-acre tract. For example, well 10N.03E.32.412 is in the NE| of the NW| of the SEi of section 32, T. 10 N, R. 3 E (fig. 5). Letters A, B, C, etc. are added to the last segment of the well number to designate the second, third, fourth, and succeeding wells in the same 10-acre tract.
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METHODS OF STUDY
A ground-water monitoring network was established between April 1982 and September 1983. Wells were selected for the network if: (1) They were in an appropriate area and were accessible; (2) well-completion information was available; (3) ground-water levels reflected regional levels rather than localized pumping; and (4) permission could ; be obtained from well owners to make water-level measurements. Water levels that were less than 800 feet below land surface usually were measured using a steel tape. Water levels deeper than 800 feet usually were measured using an electric tape. Water levels that are referred to as "reported 1* herein were provided by well owners. The network includes nonpumping municipal wells and observation wells in the vicinity of the city of Albuquerque and domestic, private, or observation wells elsewhere. The original itetwork consisted of 6 wells with continuous water-level recorders and 27 wells where water levels were measured monthly. If no appreciable water-level fluctuation occurred after 6 months to 1 year of data collection, the frequency of water-level measurements was changed to twice a year, once in the winter and once in the summer.
Changes to the network have been necessary since it was established. In November 1984, water-level data collection at three of the six continuous monitoring wells was discontinued because the owner, the City of Albuquerque, needed to put the wells into water-supply production. Monitoring of two ofthe remaining three wells, Volcano Clif s 3 and Walker 1, also wasdiscontinued. Monthly measurements are continuing in the Coronado 1 well (index number 93, fig. 2). In addition, pumping equipment was installed in a few privately owned wells that made water-level measurement difficult or impossible; wells have been added to the network to replace most wells that have been discontinued, and new wells occasionally are added to enhance data collection.
DISCUSSION OF WATER-I^EVEL DATA
Ground-water levels in wells in the vicinity of the Rio Grande generally approximate river levels (fig. 6). Ground-w|ater levels in wells in the North Albuquerque Acres area and vicinity northeast of Albuquerque (fig. 2) showed a difference in altitude of approximately 620 fieet over a horizontal distance of about 1 mile in February and March 1985 (fig. 7).
In continuously monitored wells, grounds-water levels generally rose each year from October through February and declined from March through September (figs. 8A-8F) . Declines in highest annual] water levels were greater from water year 1983 to water year 1984 than frQm water year 1984 to water year 1985 (fig. 9). The Walker 1 well (index number 108) is furthest east of the Rio Grande along the line of section A-A'-A'' (fig. 1), and showed a water- level decline of 6 feet from water year 1983 to water year 1984, the greatest amount of decline for that period of all continuously monitored wells. During that same period, water levels in the San Jose 9 well (index number 60) declined approximately 0.7 foot (fig. 9).
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Table
1.
fell-compl
etio
n in
form
atio
n and mi
scel
lane
ous ground-water l
evel
s thro
ugh water ye
ar 198
5
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ks indicate h
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grap
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water-level d
ata
can be fo
und
in t
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New Me
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Institute
of M
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Technology;
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Bure
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Inde
xnu
mbe
r
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Loc
alnu
mbe
r
01N
.01W
.13.
244
01N
.01W
.15.
443
01N
.01W
.36.
334
01N
.01W
.36.
334A
01N
.01W
.36.
334B
01N
.01W
.36.
334C
01N
.01W
.36.
334D
01N
.01W
.36.
334E
01N
.01W
.36.
334F
01N
.01W
.36.
334G
01N
.01W
.36.
334H
Ow
ner
NM H
ighw
ayD
epar
tmen
tLa
Joy
aR
efug
e
NMIM
TNM
IMT
NMIM
TNM
IMT
NMIM
T
NMIM
TNM
IMT
NMIM
T
NMIM
T
Oth
erid
enti
fier
R-a
rea
wdm
lR
G-2
7600
Sal
ado
1
Al
A2 A3 Bl
Cl Dl Fl F2 Gl
Dat
ew
ell
con
stru
cted
08-2
3-76
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
Dep
th
of w
ell
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
212 17
.8
59.0
25.0
62.0
25.0
10.0
50.0 8.50
8.00
24.5
Top
of
Bot
tom
of
open
op
en
inte
rval
in
terv
al
( fe
et
( fe
etbe
low
be
low
W
ater
-la
nd
land
le
vel
surf
ace)
su
rfac
e)
dat
e
173
212
*
05-2
9-80
08-0
6-82
02-0
7-85
*_
*_
~ _
.A.
*
08-0
6-82
12-1
6-82
02-2
4-83
03-3
0-83
04-2
6-83
*
08-0
6-82
08-0
6-82
10-2
1-82
04-2
3-85
10-2
1-82
04-2
3-85
Wat
er
lev
el
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
~n
12.5
212
.04
9.63
.i- * * * 5.27
5.93
6.00
5.83
5.63
*,«-
5.59
5.59
5.65
6.39
6.74
6.97
Tab
le 1
. fe
ll-c
omp
leti
on i
nfor
mat
ion
and
mis
cell
aneo
us
grou
nd-w
ater
lev
els
thro
ugh
wat
er y
ear
1985
- C
onti
nued
Inde
xnu
mbe
r
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Loc
alnu
mbe
r
01N
.01W
.36.
334I
01N
.01W
.36.
334J
01N
.01W
.36.
334K
01N
.01W
.36.
334L
01S.
01W
.01.
213
02N
.01E
.03.
421
02N
.01E
.04.
444
02N
.01E
.31.
313
02N
.03E
.05.
434
02N
.03E
.18.
232
03N
.02E
.28.
311
03N
.02E
.29.
421
04N
.02E
.17.
244
05N
.01E
.22.
141
05N
.01E
.35.
143
06N
.02E
.30.
412
Ow
ner
NMIM
TN
MD
ffNM
IMT
NM
MT
Her
kenh
off
La J
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uge
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and
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s
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CY
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ado
McL
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linH
elen
Air
port
Fau
stR
eyno
lds
Oth
erid
enti
fier
G2 HI H2 11 RG
-295
08
RG
-261
02
Bla
ck W
ell
Dom
estic
Irri
gati
on
RG
-285
25 R
G-3
9221
Dat
ew
ell
con
stru
cted
1977
09-0
1-82
1977
09-0
1-82
1968
11-1
1-77
07-0
2-75
1940
04-0
1-83
01
-10-
7803
-14-
83
03-1
5-83
1978
Dep
th
of
wel
l (f
eet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
6.20
8.20
100 22
.6
38.0
107
223
346
250
385
355
620
375
135
Top
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
__ ~
99.0
210
345
335
453
570
353
125
Bot
tom
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
__ _ 106
220 385
355
483
610
373
130
Wat
er-
level
dat
e
08-0
6-82
10-2
1-82
10
-21-
8204
-23-
85*
03-3
0-83
* *
10-0
2-82
12-1
6-82
01-2
7-83
*
04-
-83
04-1
0-83
* * * *
Wat
er
lev
el
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
4.86
6.02 5.
916.
17 * 2.05 * *
258.
5424
2.29
242.
10 ~jf
220
216.
90 * * * *
Tab
le 1
. V
fell
-con
ple
tion
in
form
atio
n a
nd m
isce
llan
eou
s gr
ound
-wat
er l
evel
s th
roug
h w
ater
yea
r 19
85 -
Con
tinu
ed
00
Index
numb
er
28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
Local
number
06N.
02E.
30.4
12A
07N.02E.18.422
08N.
03E.
14.2
3109
N.01
W.04
.414
09N.
01W.
04.4
24
09N.02E.10.123
09N.
03E.
01.1
12
09N.
03E.
05.2
21
09N.03E.06.444
09N.03E.19.243
09N.03E.22.311
09N.04E.04.213
Owne
r
Reynolds
Webb
Isleta Pue
blo
Texaco
Hill
Coll
ier
Romero
U.S.
Arr
ayUSAF
Environmental
Serv
ices
Tran
spor
tRe
nt &
Sales
Guzm
anSe
wage
Trea
tmen
tUS
AF
Other
iden
tifi
er
Gras
slan
dsRG
-143
6No
. 1
Isleta Ecw
. 3
Lion Ent.
Sandia 2
No.
2Environmental
Serv
ices
Chav
a No.
11
Date
well
cons
truc
ted
10-0
1-83
06-10-58
11-2
2-34
11
-01-
49
~ ~
1981
06-11-64
01-18-72
Dept
h of well
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
300
407
440
150
1,000
300
125
551
1,330
Top
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
265
150
250 494 ~ 113
479
539
670
Bottom o
f op
en
inte
rval
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
270
230
390 ~ ~
1,000 ~ 123
515
551
1,330
Wate
r-level
date
02-23-83
04-23-85
09-0
5-85
* *03-25-83
04-22-85
-*e
04-2
1-83
*
05-20-82
07-16-82
07-21-82
* * *
Wate
r level
(feet
below
land
surface)
6.0
6.14
6.55 * *
162.49
256.50 *
50.69
&
71.84
73.60
73.24
~ * * *
Tab
le 1
. V
fell-
com
plet
ioa
info
rmat
ion
and
mis
cell
aneo
us
grou
nd-w
ater
lev
els
thro
ugh
wat
er y
ear
1985
- C
onti
nued
Index
numb
er
40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
Local
number
09N.04E.05.332
09N.
04E.
06.1
11
09N.04E.06.411
09N.
04E.
15.3
1109
N.04
E.20
.221
10N.01E.22.322
10N.01E.22.322A
10N.
01E.
22.3
22B
10N.01W.13.442
10N.01W.21.134
Owne
r
U.S.
Arr
ayUSAF
U.S.
Army
USAF
U.S.
Army
USAF
Manz
ano Base
U.S.
Govt.
Manz
ano
Base
City of Al
bq.
City o
f Al
bq.
City of Al
bq.
El R
incon
Ranc
hCanbncito
Indian
Reservation
Other
iden
tifi
er
Sandia 8
No.
8
Sandia 7
No.
7Sandia 4
No.
4No
. 9
No.
10
W Mesa 1A
Pre-Pz
1049
Ft
PzWest Mesa 1A
1175 Ft P
z C-
T-1
C-l
Date
well
constructed
05-0
1-54
02-25-54
1949
1948
1959
06-2
5-81
06-25-81
06-2
5-81
Dept
h of
well
(feet
belo
wland
surf
ace)
1,00
0
1,010
1,000
684
1,040
1,180
1,120
1,18
0
117
Top
of
open
interval
(feet
below
land
surface)
454
672
548
448
880
494 502 980
1,140
980
1,140
Bott
om of
open
interval
(fee
tbe
low
land
surface)
648
976
815
856
976
1,000 684
1,120
1,180
1,120
1,180
Wate
r-le
vel
date * W * * * *
01-22-85
04-22-85
01-2
1-85
03-27-85
05-2
9-85
06-24-85
07-30-85
08-2
6-85
09-27-85
Wate
r level
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
* * * * * *249.48
252.54
60.58
62.79
59.4
059.67
60.56
59.8
460
.76
Tab
le 1
. V
fell-
com
plet
ion
info
rmat
ion
and
mis
cella
neou
s gr
ound
-wat
er l
evel
s th
roug
h w
ater
yea
r 19
83 -
Con
tinue
d
-P-
o
Index
numb
er
50 51 52 53 54 55~
56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
Local
number
10N.
02E.
12.2
4110
N.02
E.25
.111
10N.02E.25.213
10N.
02E.
27.4
13
10N.03E.07.141
10N.
Q3E.
07-4
3410
N.03
E.09
.431
10N.03E.17.232
10N.03E.19.111
10N.
03E.
27.2
44
10N.
03E.
32.3
1410
N.03
E.32
.412
10N.03E.33.431
10N.03E.34.144
10N.03E.34.233
Owne
r
City
of Al
bq.
City
of Albq.
City
of Albq.
Gallegos
City
of Albq.
BIA
City o
f Al
bq.
City
of
Albq.
Albq.
Coun
try
Club
City
of Al
bq.
City o
f Albq.
City o
f Albq.
City
of Albq.
Kirt
land
AFB
USAF
City
of Al
bq.
Othe
rid
enti
fier
City
Obs
. 4
Atri
sco
5At
risc
o 6
Atri
sco 4
Duranes
1RG3205-X-5
-- City O
bs.
1No
. 1
Burt
on 1
San Jose 9
San Jose 3
ES-Y
ale
2KAFB 2
No.
13ES
-Yal
e 1
Date
well
constructed
__
1980
1951
11-2
7-59
1955
06-0
1-82
1955
1963
03-1
9-49
04-2
2-82
1956
04-1
6-82
Depth
of wel
l (feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
150
1,270
360
185
924 35.0
149
340
1,000
765
503
305
1,000
464
Top
of
open
inte
rval
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
140
255 204 ~ 139
200
452
189
360
250
395
601
400
457
Bott
om of
open
interval
(fee
tbelow
land
surface)
150
1,26
0 924 149
330
1,00
0
765
503
300
554
940
452
464
Wate
r-le
vel
date * *
04-2
1-83
02-2
7-85
12-08-59
03-2
5-60
04-0
4-60
03-0
1-85
.*.03
-31-
83*
07-28-83
1955
07-19-83
* * * * *
Wate
r level
(feet
below
land
surface)
* *
155.
96157.48
21 21 22.0
828
.52
*12
9.38 *
11.95
368
432.
67 * * * * *
Tab
le 1
. V
fell-
com
plet
ion
info
rmat
ion
and
mis
cell
aneo
us
grou
nd-w
ater
lev
els
thro
ugh
wat
er y
ear
1985
- C
bnti
nued
Inde
xnu
mbe
r
65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73
Loc
alnu
nber
10N
.03E
.35.
111
10N
.03E
.35.
322
10N
.04E
.05.
122
10N
.04E
.15.
314
10N
.04E
.16.
241
10N
.04E
.19.
322
10N
.04E
.22.
342
10N
.04E
.29.
413
10N
.04E
.30.
243
Ow
ner
Kir
tlan
d A
FBUS
AF
USAF
Cit
y o
f A
lbq.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y o
f A
lbq.
Cit
y o
f A
lbq.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
U.S
. A
rmy
USAF
Cit
y o
f A
lbq.
Oth
erid
enti
fier
KAFB
1N
o.
12
No.
14
Thom
as 2
RG
-250
1La
mas
3R
G67
51-S
-2Lo
mas
4R
G67
51-S
-3
RG
9302
-S-2
Rid
gecr
est
4
Lom
as
1
San
dia
5N
o. 5
RG
-930
2-S
Rid
gecr
est
3
Dat
ew
ell
const
ruct
ed
1952
1969
10-1
1-58
05
-16-
73
08-2
0-73
01-2
7-74
1962
06-0
1-52
04-2
4-74
Dep
th
of
wel
l (f
eet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
1,03
0
1,00
01,
220
1,60
0
1,42
0
1,42
0
1,30
0
1,00
0
1,45
0
Top
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
491
446
665
850
488
380
696
882 813
573 700
504 621 --
Bot
tom
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
1,00
062
574
01,
030
999
1,00
01,
220
1,59
0
1,41
0
1,41
0 --
1,30
0
1,00
0
1,44
0 --
Wat
er-
lev
eld
ate * * *».
10-2
5-73
02-
-81
04-2
2-74
02-
-81
03-0
1-85
1974
02-
-81
11-1
6-84
03-0
1-85
03-0
4-85
09-1
5-62
10-1
4-82
~ff
11-1
5-74
03-0
1-85
Wat
er
lev
el
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
~k * *
680
712.
564
7.6
677.
554
7.79
433.
745
047
4.0
455.
9046
1.17
647
704.
30 *
472
503.
13
Tabl
e 1.
Wall-completio
n information an
d miscellaneous
ground-niater
levels t
hrough wat
er year
1985 ~
Con
tinu
ed
Date
Index
Local
Othe
r we
llnu
mber
number
Owner
identifier
cons
truc
ted
74
10N.
04E.
30.3
21
U.S.
Array
Sand
ia 3
10
-01 -W
USAF
No.
375
10N.
04E.
31.4
11
U.S. A
rray
Sand
ia 1
08
-01-
WUS
AF
No.
176
10N.04E.32.433
U.S.
Array
Sand
ia 6
19
52US
AF
No.
677
IIN.OIE.24.334
City
of Al
bq.
Double E
agle
2
01-2
1-85
West M
esa
2
__
___
_ _ _
_
78
11N.02E.03.221
NM Uti
liti
es
Well N
o. 3
04
-01-
80
79
11N.02E.18.313
City
of Albq.
Pre-Piez
11-01-81
West
Mes
a 2
80
11N.02E.18.313A
City o
f Albq.
Annulus
West
Mes
a 2
Dept
hof
wel
l(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
900
1,200
1,010
1,710
-
1,360
1,800
Top
ofop
enin
terv
al(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
452 550
970
502
1,06
01,
270
1,32
01,
400
1,45
01,
550
1,60
065
0
800
925
1,27
01,390
1,520
1,630
1,73
080
092
5
Bottom of
open
inte
rval
(fee
tbelow
land
surf
ace)
900 800
1,20
01,010
1,23
01,
280
1,36
01,
410
1,4^0
1,57
01,700
1,350
830
955
1,34
01,
410
1,54
01,
690
1,79
0830
955
Water
leve
l(f
eet
Water-
below
leve
l la
ndda
te
surface)
* *
* *
* *
02-0
6-85
681 .7
04-01-80
489
03-0
7-85
500.68
11-25-81
779
* *
Table
1.
^fel
l-co
mple
tion inf
orma
tion
and mis
cell
aneo
us ground-water
levels t
hrough water yea
r 19
85 - Continued
Inde
xnu
mbe
r
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91
Loc
alnu
mbe
r
11N
.02E
.18.
313B
11N
.02E
.18.
313C
11N
.02E
.21.
244
11N
.02E
.24.
223
11N
.02E
.35.
142
11N
.03E
.13.
242
11N
.03E
.13.
242A
11N
.03E
.16.
112
11N
.03E
.18.
411
11N
.03E
.18.
411A
11N
.03E
.18.
411B
Ow
ner
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.N
elso
nC
venw
est
Cor
p.T
otte
r
Gor
e
Itol
ley
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Oth
erid
enti
fier
1350
F
t Pz
Wes
t M
esa
215
00
Ft
Pz V
ol.
Cli
ffs
RG
-392
01R
G-3
1044
Lz d
el S
olR
G-2
7832
RG
-327
19
19 Wes
t M
esa
3P
re-P
z A
rmul
usW
est
Mes
a 3
760
Ft
PzW
est
Mes
a 3
Dat
ew
ell
cons
truc
ted
11-0
1-81
11-0
1-81
3 02
-01-
8001
-18-
8309
-20-
78
10-1
1-76
08-3
0-79
07-0
1-83
11-0
6-81
11-0
6-81
11-0
6-81
Dep
th
of w
ell
(fee
tbe
low
land
surf
ace)
1,41
0
1,50
0
1,32
027
425
0
460
605
180
1,05
0
660
840
Top
of
open
in
terv
al
(fee
tbe
low
land
surf
ace)
1,27
01,
390
1,52
01,
630
1,73
066
625
923
0 380
420
440
410
590 350
490
710
870
1,01
035
049
071
0
Bot
tom
of
open
in
terv
al
(fee
tbe
low
land
surf
ace)
1,34
01,
410
1,54
01,
690
1,79
01,
310
274
245 400
440
460
428
603 390
590
790
990
1,05
039
059
079
0
Wat
er-
level
date * -J
i
* -1- * *
10-1
0-79
02-1
5-85
02-2
7-85
03-3
1-82
01-1
0-83
* *
Wat
er
level
(f
eet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
* * * * * *
346
339.
4310
.05
23.2
222
.96
« *
Tab
le 1
. W
ell-
com
ple
tion
inf
orm
atio
n an
d m
isce
llan
eou
s gr
ound
-wat
er l
evel
s th
roug
h w
ater
yea
r 19
85 -
Con
tinu
ed
-P-
-P-
Inde
xnu
mbe
r
92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
Loc
alnu
mbe
r
11N
.03E
.18.
411C
11N
.03E
.24.
221
11N
.03E
.31.
214
11N
.03E
.31.
232
11N
.Q3E
,31.
143
11N
.04E
.07.
313
11N
.04E
.10.
444
11N
.04E
.15.
321
11N
.04E
.16.
223
Ow
ner
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.
Cit
y of
Alb
q.R
anch
ers
Exp
lor.
Cit
y o
f A
lbq.
U.S
. F
ootb
all
Fac
.Ja
vin
e
Van
derm
ey
Mor
gan
Oth
erid
enti
f ie
r
980
Ft
PzW
est
Mes
a 3
RG
2405
7T
raci
e 1
Cor
onad
o 1
Cit
y C
bs.
3 C
ity
Cbs
. 2
RG
-429
21
RG
-388
70
~ RG
-408
51
Dat
ew
ell
const
ruct
ed
11-0
6-81
01-0
8-74
1955
1955
01-0
4-85
02-0
8-83
1984
10-2
1-83
Dep
th
of
wel
l (f
eet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
1,05
0
1,19
0
152
150
525
600
660
709
Top
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
870
1,01
047
9 142 140
445
500
500
540
580 695
Bot
tom
of
open
in
terv
al
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
990
1,05
01,
180 152 150
455
520
520
560
600 705
Wat
er-
lev
eldat
e * * *01
-19-
8302
-17-
8303
-31-
83*
02-1
5-85
02-2
1-83
02-1
4-85
03-2
8-85
02-1
5-85
03-2
8-85
04-2
6-85
05-2
3-85
06-2
5-85
08-0
1-85
09-0
6-85
10-2
3-83
02-1
4-85
Wat
er
lev
el
(feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
* & *
17.3
117
.69
19.2
8*
347.
77
465
469.
5747
8.77
320.
8732
0.99
321
.01
321
.22
321.
1032
1.26
321.
3661
060
6.30
Tabl
e 1.
Well-completion
info
rmat
ion and mi
scel
lane
ous gr
ound
-wat
er levels thro
ugh water ye
ar 198
5 -
Continued
Inde
xnu
mber
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
Loca
lnumber
11N.04E.16.241
11N.
04E.
16.3
43
11N.
04E.
17.4
22
11N.04E.18.124
11N.04E.18.124A
11N.04E.18.211
11N.04E.20.241
11N.04E.21.121
11N.04E.21.421
11N.04E.21.432
11N.
04E.
21.4
42
11N.
04E.
22.2
43
Othe
rOwner
iden
tifi
er
Benze
Santillanes
Mott
Gutierrez
Beta
nia
Star
k Jim
Star
k Bros.
N Al
bq.
Auto
Salv
age
City
of Albq.
Walk
er 2
City
of Al
bq.
Walker 1
Spence
RG-4
0784
Mace
RG-41236
Kais
er
RG-4
0628
Warn
er
RG-26247
Date
well
constructed
.
1952
08-0
1-82
05-01-85
08-01-85
08-2
7-85
1980
1980
11-2
5-83
03-1
6-84
09-07-83
07-28-75
Depth
of w
ell
(feet
belo
wland
surf
ace)
870
736
580
575
446.98
447.70
695
1,000
1,780
1,720
610
945
595
490
Top
of
open
interval
(feet
belo
wland
surf
ace)
-- ~ 852
991
535
800
920
540
465
Bottom of
open
interval
(fee
tbelow
land
surf
ace)
_ -- --
1,770
1,71
056
584
0940
570
485
Wate
r-level
date
02-14-85
02-19-57
02-0
5-81
05-2
1-85
08-18-82
12-1
6-82
05-23-85
-- if *
04-26-85
03-2
6-84
09-11-83
02-13-85
04-26-85
08-10-75
02-14-85
Water
leve
l (feet
belo
wla
ndsu
rfac
e)
517.
7668
3.50
685.0
DRY
533.
28134.37
444.88
-- * *
555.
98830
480
487.
57487 .2
8396
421 .29
Table
1.
Well-completion
information and mi
scel
lane
ous ground^Mater levels throug
h wa
ter ye
ar 1
985 ~
Continued
Index
numb
er
113
114
115
116
..11
7. .
.
118
119
120
121
Local
number
11N.
04E.
22.4
3111N.04E.22.432
11N.
04E.
25.4
24
11N.
04E.
25.4
24A
11N*
Q4E.
27.4
24
11N.04E.27.424A
11N.04E.28.111
11N.04E.32.234
12N.02E.14.321
Owner
Spec
kKi
ngAlbq
. Ac
adem
y
Albq.
Academy
McKa
jL
teKa
y
City
of
Albq.
City of
Albq.
Rio
Rancho
Other
iden
tifi
er
RG-41179
No.
1South Well
No.
2North Well
Pond
eros
a 9
RG67
52-S
-8Po
nder
osa
3RG6752-S-2
No.
7RG-6745-S
Date
well
cons
truc
ted
02-01-84
1977
09-2
7-84
02-22-72
1974
03-29-79
09-2
0-77
05-22-74
Dept
h of
well
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
545
500 55.0
57.0
447
525
1,700
1,600
1,200
Top
of
open
interval
(feet
belo
wland
surface)
515 439 __ 964 870 898
1,020
1,030
1,090
1,140
Bott
om of
open
interval
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
545 445 --
1,690
1,59
0 918
1,030
1,040
1,130
1,180
Wate
r-level
date
02-1
3-85
05-1
0-83
08-2
9-84
09-1
3-84
08-1
0-85
09-27-84
02-21-85
08-1
0-85
02-2
2-72
02-13-85
05-10-83
02-13-85
04-28-79
03-0
1-85
- -77
07-
-81
03-01-85
*
Wate
r level
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
348.48
10.6
429
.55
30.08
20.38
28.8
816
.49
20.0
937
337
2 63.1
436
4.50
725
726.
33596
670
622.60 *
Tab
le 1
. V
fell
-con
ple
tion
inf
orm
atio
n an
d m
isce
llan
eou
s gr
ound
-wat
er l
evel
s th
roug
h w
ater
yea
r 19
85 -
Con
tinu
ed
Top
ofDe
pth
open
of wel
l interval
( feet
( fee
tDate
below
below
Index
Local
Other
well
la
nd
land
numb
er
number
Owner
iden
tifi
er
cons
truc
ted
surf
ace)
su
rfac
e)
122
12N.
02E.
14.3
44
Rio
Rancho
No.
6 1969
1,020
571
RG-6
745-
S 59
7
627
675
596
731
764
803
840
874
904
942
996
123
12N.02E.16.214
Rio
Rancho
No.
8 08-03-78
1,620
982
RG-6745-S
124
12N.02E.24.442
Rio
Rancho
No. 4
09-0
1-69
990
670
RG-6
745-
S 70
075
077
0820
860
895
960
Bott
om of
open
inte
rval
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
582
617
664
680
702
741
784
829
861
879
910
951
1,000
1,600 680
715
760
775
835
880
910
990
Water
level
(feet
Wate
r-
belo
wlevel
land
date
surface)
~k
~ft
JU
^
*
*
Table
1.
Well
-com
plet
ion
info
rmat
ion and mi
scel
lane
ous ground-water levels thro
ugh water ye
ar 198
5 -
Continued
oo
Index
Local
Othe
rnu
mber
number
Owner
identifier
125
12N.02E.25.421
Rio
Ranc
ho
No.
3RG-6745-S
--
126
12N.03E.30.112
Rio
Rancho
No.
5RG
-674
5 --
127
12N.
03E.
31 .132
Rio
Ranc
ho
No.
2RG-6745 -S
128
12N.
03E.
31.2
43
Rio
Rancho
No.
1RG-6745 -S
Top
of
Dept
h op
en
of w
ell
inte
rval
( feet
( fee
tDate
below
belo
wwell
land
land
constructed
surface)
surface)
12-2
0-64
823
584
620
654
730
776
810
1969
980
380
580
595
640
67QT
735
762
830
863
897
910
930
955
965
07-01-63
751
508
11-29-61
350
Bott
om of
open
interval
(feet
below
land
surface)
596
634
714
746
800
820
580
590
605
650
690
750
772
835
873
902
915
940
960
975
751
Wate
r level
(feet
Wate
r-
below
level
land
date
surface)
* *
-k
-k
*
*
J-
*l-
Tab
le 1
. W
ell-
com
plet
ion
info
rmat
ion
and
mis
cell
aneo
us
grou
nd-w
ater
lev
els
thro
ugh
wat
er y
ear
1985
- C
onti
nued
Inde
x Lo
cal
numb
er
number
129
12N.
04E.
32.2
42
130
13N.01E.25.432
131
13N.
02E.
17.3
31
132
13N.03E.25.241
133
13N.03E.25.241A
134
13N.03E.36.132
Depth
of w
ell
(fee
tDa
te
below
Other
well
land
Owner
identifier
constructed
surf
ace)
Sand
ia Pue
blo
No.
1
628
Rio
Rancho
No.
9 07
-10-
84
1,54
0RG-26259
King B
ros.
Pete
Otero
1,400
All
Trib
es
180
Ind. School
All
Tribes
06-0
1-78
20
0Ind.
Sc
hool
RG-14592-S
Cunningham
RG-3
4422
08
-18-
80
260
Cunningham
Top
ofop
eninterval
(fee
tbelow
land
surf
ace)
__
1,22
01,
340
1,370
1,410 150 345 ~
Bottom of
open
interval
(feet
below
land
surface)
__
1,31
01,
360
1,39
01,
520 200 355
Wate
r-level
date
01-1
4-71
01-3
1-72
01-22-74
01-2
3-75
01-12-77
01-28-80
03-0
1-81
06-2
8-85
08-0
5-85
09-06-85
09-26-85
10-3
1-84
06-20-80
08-3
0-82
11-29-82
03-2
9-83
03-29-83
*
Water
level
(fee
tbelow
land
surf
ace)
575.
7857
8.48
577.
6057
9.02
579 .4
259
4.50
597.
8060
5.89
603.
4860
6.20
605.
281,
082
935.
3936.6
936.
2123.33
111.55
*
Tab
le 1
. W
ell-
com
plet
ion
info
rmat
ion
aid
mis
cell
aneo
us
grou
nd-^
wat
er l
evel
s th
roug
h w
ater
yea
r 19
85 -
Con
clud
ed
Index
numb
er
135
136
137
138
139
140
Local
nutrber
13N.03E.36.132A
13N.
03E.
36.1
32B
13N.03E.36.234
13N.
04E.
19.2
43
13SU04E.19.421
13N.04E.34.422
Owner
San Mi
guel
Pier
cePr
ice'
s Da
iry
Sant
a Ana
Pueb
loSanta An
aPu
eblo
Tier
ra Mir
age
Date
Other
well
iden
tifi
er
cons
truc
ted
04-0
1-85
1985
No.
2 01-24-64
Sand &
Gra
vel
No,
1 19
68 RG-38051
06-07-82
Dept
h of
well
(feet
below
land
surf
ace)
206
174 --
200
108
703
Top
of
Bott
om o
f open
open
in
terv
al
inte
rval
( f
eet
( fee
tbe
low
below
Wate
r-la
nd
land
level
surface)
surface)
date
06-2
5-85
07-3
0-85
08-26-85
09-2
6-85
05-2
8-85
02-2
2-83
03-29-83
180
200
*
* 693
703
*
Wate
r level
(feet
belo
wland
surf
ace)
142.56
142.72
142.60
142.
44126.23
89.60
37.85
* * *
REFERENCES
U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1960, 1960 census ofpopulation: V. 1, Characteristics of the population, Chap. A - number of inhabitants, part 33 - New Mexico, U.S. Government Printing Office.
____1980, 1980 census of population: V. 1, Characteristics of thepopulation, Chap. A - number of inhabitants, part 33 - New Mexico, U.S. Government Printing Office.
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