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Cecil, I found a site yesterday that has all the test wells that the dnr has drilled in the state. It might be able to help you. I will try to find it and post the link. Also, how did you find out which aquifier you are using?
Oops, I almost missed your question. I think the wells that are in this document are working wells that the usgs monitors for whatever reason. I seen that one is owned by the dnr, one privately, and 3 are owned by Prudential Life (kinda strange). I found out some good news today, though. I talked to a well guy I know, he only water jets shallow wells but was still helpful, and he told me of atleast three other artesian wells that are in the county, but warned that artesian wells may be very high in sulfur.
-Chris 1 acre pond Currently managing: FHM, GSH, GSF, BG, PS, RES, LES, YP, SMB, LMB, HSB, RBT, WE, CC, FHC, and Grass Shrimp
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