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USGS IN YOUR STATE

USGS Water Science Centers are located in each state.

Information Requests: "Can I Help you?"

Water information and data and hydrologic publications from the Georgia Water Science Center are available to the public. There may be a charge for some requests, depending on the type, size, and urgency of the request. Information for the topics listed below can also be found on the NWISWeb site. Types of information include:

• Printed publications
• Field measurement notes of surface-water measurements
• Surface-water unit values (data transmitted via satellite from the site)
• Historical surface-water, ground-water, and water-quality data
• Plots of peak streamflows, low-flow frequencies, and flow duration analyses
• Site descriptions
• Copies of well records
• Ground-water and surface-water model programs

Request information by topic:

• Surface water
• Groundwater (general) | Water well database searches
• Water quality
• Water use
• Publications
• Web-site information

There may be a charge for certain data requests.

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) provides data on stream flow, ground-water levels, and water quality at sites throughout the United States. These data are published annually in Water Data Reports by state. Some historical and real-time water data are available at no cost via the World Wide Web. Specialized historical data can be retrieved upon request from computer databases at the cost of retrieval, reproduction, and distribution. These costs are also dependent on the size, urgency, restoration and review process of data (if necessary).

The USGS is authorized to charge for requests for data not routinely provided through our Internet site, or requests requiring more than 30 minutes of time to fill. Near real-time stream flow data are available online for more many stations in Georgia. Daily stream flow data for Georgia (for the last 16 months) are online and historic daily values (older than 16 months) may be retrieved via on line forms. Therefore, two separate retrieval processes are required to obtain complete daily values for more than 2 years of record. Peak flow data are also available online.

Contact us directly:

USGS Georgia Water Science Center Office
3039 Amwiler Rd
Atlanta, GA  30360-2824
Phone: (770) 903-9100
Fax: (770) 903-9199

 webmaster-ga@usgs.gov