This well is used to measure the water level in the unconfined Chalk aquifer north-west of Andover, Hampshire.
Our enquiries service can help you to access groundwater level data for this well.
We receive the data for this site on an annual basis, in April.
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Clanville Lodge Gate | |
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Wellmaster ID | SU34/8D |
NGR | 4322 1490 |
Datum | 101.55 m AOD |
Monitoring details | |
Type | Groundwater Level |
Aquifer | Chalk Group |
Confinement | Unconfined |
Depth | 45.2 m |
Record | |
Monitored by | EA South East |
Records commence | 1996 |
Records end | Active |
The borehole penetrates the Seaford Chalk Formation and the underlying Lewes Nodular Chalk Formation.
The site is located on the side of a small east-north-east trending dry valley just above where it joins the main dry valley. The ephemeral head of the River Anton is in Penton Grafton (SU 329 472), 2 km to the south-south-east at an elevation of about 73 m above OD. This is similar to the minimum water level (73.6 m AOD) recorded in the borehole.
The diameter of the borehole is unknown. There is probably some casing in the top of the borehole.
This site replaced a 35 m deep well and borehole nearby (SU 3215 4875) in 1976, this is located within a dry valley at a 9.62 m lower elevation.
The Chalk is unconfined and the hydrograph has an annual sinusoidal appearance with additional peaks in some years.
At a national level, groundwater level monitoring data is collected and managed by the Environment Agency (England), the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency, Natural Resources Wales and the Department of the Environment (Northern Ireland). Access to the data they collect (which includes many monitoring sites beyond those highlighted on these pages) and curate is online in England (DEFRA) and Scotland (SEPA).
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