Featured Pages:
Current Streamflow
Data
Daily Streamflow
Conditions Map
Hydrologic conditions for
Water Year
1999
Monthly hydrologic conditions:
February 2001
Salem-Gloucester PRM
January 2001
(in PDF
format, 3.7M)
If you have trouble downloading these files,
email anavoy@usgs.gov
Neighboring USGS websites:
Delaware & Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Office
of the Delaware River Master
USGS Divisions:
Biological Resources
Geologic Information
National Mapping
Water Resources
Geologic
Division activities in New Jersey
Biological
Resources Division activities in New Jersey |
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Water Resources of New Jersey
The U.S. Geological Survey is the Nation's largest
earth- and life-science agency and has the principal responsibility within
the Federal government for providing hydrologic information and appraising
the Nation's water resources. The New Jersey District of the USGS collects
basic hydrologic data and makes interpretive investigations of New
Jersey's water resources. This web site is intended to provide the general
public with information on the USGS and with timely access to the data we
collect and the information we provide. The N.J. District information
page describes our permanent projects, people to contact and outreach
activities. Directions to
our office are also available.
 Ground water
- Information on the ground-water resources in New Jersey. Includes
both water-level and water-quality data.
- Surface Water
- Information on the surface-water systems (rivers, lakes, tidal
waters) in New Jersey. Includes both streamflow and water-quality data.
- Publications
- Reports produced in this office and information on ordering
publications. Includes a searchable District Bibliography and
downloadable PDF files.
- National Water Quality
Assessment Program
- The National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) program is designed to
describe the status and trends in the quality of the Nation's ground-
and surface-water resources and to provide a sound understanding of the
natural and human factors that affect the quality of these resources.
Water Quality in the
Long Island-New Jersey Coastal Drainages (USGS Circular 1201) is now
available online. (3/2001)
- Toxic Substances Hydrology
Program - Galloway Township, NJ Research Site
- The Toxic Substances Hydrology Program is designed to provide
information on the behavior of toxic substance in the Nation's surface
and ground waters that is needed to avoid human exposure, to develop
effective remedial strategies and to prevent further contamination. This
website contains information on hydrocarbon fate and transport
investigations conducted at the Galloway Township, NJ research site.
This site also contains information on unsaturated zone computer models:
R-UNSAT, AIR2D and AIR3D.
- Other Sources of Information
- Links and addresses to other resources.
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