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Old 03-03-2009, 04:30 AM
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Does anyone know the water depth in Pershing Couty - or where I could find this out? I have acreage about 15 miles North-East of Lovelock in the Coal Canyon Road area.
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Does anyone know the water depth in Pershing Couty - or where I could find this out? I have acreage about 15 miles North-East of Lovelock in the Coal Canyon Road area.
Go to the NV State Engineer's web site. Noodle around until you get to the water rights database.

Get the township/range/section of your property. Drop the section # off. Perform a lookup in the water rights database for your township & range. Take only the entries that show "UG" type water rights (under ground) and then pull the well driller logs attached to the database entry.
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