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Discrete water quality sample collection at Thames River at Groton, CT (USGS Site ID 01127768).

The streamgage at East Branch Penobscot River below Grand Lake Matagamon in Patton, Maine (01029100) is operated in cooperation with the Penobscot Nation.

An upstream view of the East Branch Penobscot River near the streamgage below Grand Lake Matagamon.

Continuous water quality monitor servicing event at Saugatuck River US Rt 136 Bridge, CT (USGS Site ID 410724073221001).

Hydrologist Janet Barclay held a poster presentation at the 2024 Northeast Section of the Geological Society of America in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Research Hydrologist Richard Moore presents work at a technical session on groundwater and surface water characterization at the 2024 Northeast Section Meeting of the Geological Society of America.

Hydrologist Maxwell Meadows speaks about a New Hampshire PFAS study at a technical session at the 2024 Northeast Section Meeting of the Geological Society of America.

The poster sessions at the 2024 Northeast Section Meeting of the Geological Society of America in Manchester, New Hampshire.

A view of the Neponset River flowing under Greenlodge Street bridge near Canton, Massachusetts, at a USGS 01105554 streamgage.

USGS scientists mapping vegetation and land use in Los Planes watershed, Baja California Sur, Mexico, as part of a joint project to understand the impacts of installing natural infrastructure in dryland streams (NIDS), structures made from rock, sandbags and wood, meant

Scientists monitoring a shallow groundwater well in Los Planes watershed, Baja California Sur, Mexico. (Laura Norman, USGS)

A view of the West Branch Little River in Stowe, Vermont, near streamgage 04288250.

Two scientists taking a critical ADCP measurement at Shetucket River in Taftville, CT. This measurement was the highest flow measured at this site at 11,400 cfs. Due to high velocities the measurement required two people manning the cableway to maintain a smooth and consistent track across the river.

Hydrologic Technician Allison Carter taking a water level measurement with a calibrated electric tape at the real-time groundwater well station located in Orange, Massachusetts. (Station ID#: 423441072170701 MA-ORW 63)

Winter 2024 Photo Contest Winner: Sam Banas, Where We Work category

A groundwater well at the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund Site ejects water as a result of air sparging taking place in an adjacent well. Air sparging is a technique used in soil remediation that sneds pressurized air into the ground to remove soil contaminants.

A hydrologic technician measures a high-water mark near the Androscoggin River in Topsham, Maine days after a significant flood event in late December 2023. A combination of heavy rainfall and snowmelt prompted the flooding.

A USGS hydrologist records a high-water mark on a tree near the Crooked River in Waterford, Maine in the days following a significant flood event.

A hydrologic technician measures a high-water mark on a business in Anson, Maine after a significant flood event in late December 2023 flooded the Kennebec River.

Discrete sample collected at Connecticut River at Old Lyme, CT (USGS Site ID 01194796) during high flow and high turbidity conditions. 

Physical Scientist Shannon Fisher taking a water level measurement with a calibrated electric tape at the monthly discrete groundwater observation well located in Foster, Rhode Island. (Station ID#: 414420071422301 RI-FOW 40)

Winter 2024 Photo Contest: Sam Banas, Honorable Mention category

A heavy rainstorm, saturated ground, and pre-existing snowpack prompted flooding in Maine in late December 2023. USGS researchers manually measured streamflows after the flood event to validate real-time streamgage data.