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Geologic Records Unit CollectionsDrilling RecordsThe Geological Records Unit houses over 500,000 drilling records.
Additional Resources
FoldersThe Geological Records Unit maintains paper copies of individual well files. All documents for each drill hole are filed together in a folder and organized by location, including items such as
Water WellsMost water wells have relatively few documents and rarely have individual folders. Water well construction and permit information is included in the water well summary sheets in our log books. The water well source documents (the applications, permits, and construction reports generated through September 1997) are maintained by GRU. The Illinois State Water Survey maintains the later source documents.
Well Log BooksThe well log books contain summary sheets for all types of drill holes. The books are the sole source of many records and also serve as an index to ISGS file folders. Currently the collection contains 1,356 log books with approximately 680,000 pages on over 500,000 drill holes. These are arranged by county, then by township, range, and section. The books include
Wells DatabaseThe well records database includes most of the basic identification information from our log books and files. It also includes much of the geologic formation and well construction/completion information. The database provides very versatile search capabilities. We are working toward making the database our most complete access tool. However, to be assured of a comprehensive search of our collections now, use all three access points: folders, well log books, and database.
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