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March 12, 2026

The Upper Klamath Basin and Harney Basin interactive web maps have been updated with additional well sites and recent groundwater level field measurements collected during 2025-26 site visits.

Recent updates:

The Upper Klamath Basin and Harney Basin interactive web maps have been updated with additional well sites and recent groundwater level field measurements collected during 2025-26 site visits. The total amount of sites and new measurements added for both websites are listed below, including the number of measurements from each of the three contributing agencies: USGS, Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD), and California Department of Water Resources (CDWR).  

On each mapper linked below, site locations are shown as red symbols and site information appears in the accompanying tables. Several download options are available, including map images and Excel files. You can also create your own map using the data exploration tools and download an image or an Excel file of the site table. Click on “About” in the upper right corner of the maps for more info and instructions.

 

Upper Klamath Basin Well Mapper: 439 total sites with newly added 2025-26 groundwater well level measurements

View the Upper Klamath Basin Well Mapper 

AgencyTotal new measurements added:
USGS8160
OWRD18332
CDWR49804

USGS-OWRD Upper Klamath Basin Well Lithology and Construction Grapher

 

Harney Basin Well Mapper: 501 total sites with newly added 2025 groundwater well level measurements

View the Harney Basin Data Mapper 

AgencyTotal new measurements added:
USGS6868
OWRD12038

USGS-OWRD Harney Basin Well Lithology and Construction Grapher 

 

Photo during a routine groundwater well measurement:

Media
An measuring tape down a private well is inspected by a curious cat
An electronic measuring tape will beep when it hits the surface of the water. This well inspection caught the attention of a neighborhood cat.Collecting groundwater well measurements in the Klamath Basin. An electronic measuring tape will beep when it hits the surface of the water. This well inspection caught the attention of a neighborhood cat.
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