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Ground-water levels were measured in selected wells in the heavily pumped Amargosa Valley area in January 1984. These measurements indicate that the water levels have declined as much as 27 feet since the wells were measured in 1962. A study by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation in 1975 included data for two inadvertently misplotted wells. These data led the Bureau to believe that water levels in part of the pumped area had risen and formed a localized mound, whereas water levels actually had declined in that area.

Water-level declines in the Amargosa Valley area, Nye County, Nevada, 1962-84