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The Las Vegas Valley, and the Carson River and Truckee River Basins (fig. 1) include the most populous areas in Nevada. Although water and bottom sediment from these areas have been analyzed for pesticides during the past 30 years, different analytical methods have been used in different studies, and few pesticides have been tested for or detected at levels of concern. Data on file at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) indicate that (1) the pesticides that were detected most frequently also were used the most, and (2) tests were never made for many of the pesticides used in Nevada.

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Pesticides in surface water, bottom sediment, crayfish, and shallow ground water in Las Vegas Valley area, Carson River Basin, and Truckee River Basin, Nevada and California, 1992-95