Hydrologic Cycle & Springs Snake Valley Monitoring-Well Project Weber River Basin Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project Well Logs (Div. of Water Rights) Technical Reports & Maps: Ground-water Resources Recharge/Discharge Areas Sensitivity & Vulnerability to Pesticides Water Quality Wastewater Disposal Systems Related Publications Related Web Sites Ground-Water & Paleontology Program
	Cascade Springs, Utah

Hydrologic Cycle & Springs

• Information on the Hydrologic Cycle specific to Utah
• Cascade Springs, Wasatch County
• Wasatch Warm Springs, Salt Lake County
• The Midway hot pots - natural hot springs, Wasatch County, Utah
• Interactive Map of Wells and Springs in Utah
• Utah Well & Spring Database

Snake Valley Monitoring-Well Project

Ground-Water Monitoring-Well Project in Snake Valley
In early 2007 the Utah State Legislature requested the UGS to establish a ground-water monitoring-well network in Utah’s west desert, in response to proposed water-development projects in east-central Nevada and west-central Utah.

Weber River Basin Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project

Aquifer storage and recovery projects involve the storage of water in an aquifer via artificial ground-water recharge when water is available, and recovery of the stored water from the aquifer when water is needed.

• The Weber River Basin Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project (pdf - 12MB)
  Open-file Report 419
  • Graph of water depth at ASR Site well 2004
• Pilot Project Shows Promise for Aquifer Storage and Recovery (Survey Notes, 2005)
• Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project to Augment Ground-Water Supplies in the Ogden Area (Survey Notes, 2003)

Related Publications

• Hydrogeologic/Ground Water
• Division of Water Rights publications
• Division of Water Resources publications

Related Web Sites

• Water-well logs with links to well logs/geologic logs (Div. of Water Rights)
• Water Resources
• Utah Ground-water Resources List (Div. of Water Resources)

Ground-Water & Paleontology Program

The Ground-Water & Paleontology Program (GWPP) maintains and publishes records of Utah's fossil resources, provides paleontological recovery services to state and local governments, and evaluates the quantity and quality of Utah's ground-water resources. The GWPP also manages a paleontological training program for amateurs and provides state government and the public with detailed studies on paleontological and ground-water resources.