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The city of Lincoln, Nebraska, owns and operates two large collector wells-W90-1H and W90-2H-on the Platte River Island near Ashland, Nebraska (fig. 1). Wells W90-1H and W90-2H augment water supplies from the city's primary well fields on the west bank of the Platte River. In 1998, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the city of Lincoln entered a cooperative agreement to study the interaction of the Platte River with the underlying alluvial aquifer during various pumping scenarios for the collector wells. Description of the river-aquifer interaction at the Platte River Island while the collector wells are pumping will enable water managers to regulate the relative amounts of river water and ground water withdrawn by the collector wells. Results also will contribute to improved understanding of surface-water/ground-water relations in similar alluvial settings.

Effects of pumping collector wells on river-aquifer interaction at Platte River Island near Ashland, Nebraska, 1998