GEOL 380: Hydrogeology (Information Sources in Hydrology): Water on the Web

The Water Survey performs research and provides information and analysis regarding water resource management in Illinois.

The Bureau of Water oversees pollution control and public water supplies in the state.

The Institute researches water resources and water-related environmental issues in Kentucky.

The state agency responsible for managing water resources in Kentucky.

The Center does interdisciplinary research related to water resources and quality in Indiana.

The state agency in Indiana that works to evaluate and conserve water in the state and oversee flood-prone areas.

The Iowa state agency that researches issues related to geology.

The Iowa state agency that oversees issues related to water quality.

The Institute researches water problems and management issues in the state.

The Division protects and monitors water resources and quality in the state.

The Division's Geology Store provides information about Missouri's geology and water resources.

The Center performs research related to water use and availability, water quality, planning, drought assessment, flood, hydrologic and wetland studies, and dam safety.

The state agency responsible for managing, conserving and restoring water resources.

The Institute researches water resources in the state of Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey provides scientific information about Wisconsin's geology and mineral and water resources.

A collection of regional atlases providing information on the geology of major aquifers in the fifty States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

A centralized web site from the U.S. Geological Survey that includes links to data, information on water resources in each state, and other water-related information.

A set of interconnected web pages explaining the Water Cycle.

Information on water quality and protection from the Environmental Protection Agency.