WHONNOCK WELL DRILLING FAQ

Whonnock Well Drilling FAQ

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Whonnock Water Well Drilling Reports and Regulations

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Whonnock Well Drilling Data & Well Reports
AQUIFER CLASSIFICATION WORKSHEET

DATE: 19/03/2012 – Revised. 27/10/2015
(Lowen Hydrogeology Consulting Ltd.)
AQUIFER REFERENCE NUMBER: 0970
DESCRIPTIVE LOCATION OF AQUIFER: South of Grant Hill
NTS MAP SHEET: 92 G 01
BCGS MAP SHEETS: 92G.018.3.2 / 92G.018.3.3 / 92G.018.3.4 / 92G.018.4.1 / 92G.018.4.3 / 92G.018.4.4

CLASSIFICATION: II B RANKING: 12

Whonnock Well Drilling FAQ - Aquifer Size: 15 km2
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Aquifer Boundaries: The southern boundary follows the Fraser River. The northern and eastern boundaries generally follow surficial geology mapping for the Fort Langley Formation and the Sumas Drift deposits. This boundary follows the bedrock mound forming Grant Hill. Kanata River bounds the aquifer to the west.

Aquifer Sub-type: 4b
Type – Glacio-fluvial sand and gravel aquifers at surface, as well as, sand and gravel aquifers identified occurring underneath till or glacio-lacustrine deposits.
Subtype - Confined sand and gravel aquifers underneath till, in between till layers, or underlying glaciolacustrine deposits.

Aquifer Priority Rating for Observation Wells: 45.3

Geologic Formation (overlying materials): The Sumas Drift deposits in the area consist of recessional channel and floodplain deposits laid down by proglacial streams while the Fort Langley Formation deposits are characterized as channel fill, floodplain, and ice-contact gravel and sand intimately intermixed with glacio-marine stony silt to loamy clay (Armstrong, 1977). Thickness of the confining layer ranges from 7 to 54 ft (2.1 to 16.5 m), with an average of 22 ft (6.7 m). The confining material is described in the well logs as clay or till.

Whonnock Geologic Formation (aquifer): The aquifer layers are described as gravelly with some boulders and clay lenses. The aquifer is mapped over glacial deposits and seasonal floodwater deposits found along the Fraser River.

Partially Confined: The wells tapping into the deep sand and gravel layers are usually well confined. A lot of dug wells mapped in this aquifer tap however from seepages occurring within the surficial till layer. These wells have shallow water level and do not have natural protection from surface contamination.

Vulnerability: Moderate. Although the confining layer appears to be consistent and reasonably thick, many dug wells are completed at shallow depths within this confining layer. This increases the vulnerability for these types of wells.

Whonnock Water Well Productivity: Moderate. Reported yields range from 0 to 25 USgpm (1.6 L/s), with an average of 11 USgpm (0.7 L/s) and a geometric mean of 7 USgpm (0.4 L/s). Most of the dug wells do not have yield reported but are likely to be small producers.

Depth to Water: The average depth to water is 14 ft (4.3 m), the median and geometric mean are respectively 6 ft (1.8 m) and 7 ft (2.1 m), with a minimum and maximum of 1 ft (0.3 m) and 140 ft (42.7 m). Artesian conditions were noted at 1 well.

Direction of Groundwater Flow: Groundwater likely flows towards the Fraser River.

Recharge: Recharge likely occurs from direct infiltration of precipitation, lateral groundwater movement from the upland areas, and/or from surface water features. The aquifer is likely hydraulically connected to the Fraser River.

Whonnock Domestic Well Density: Moderate, with 13.8 wells / km2.

Type of Water Use: Of 119 wells with a reported water use, 117 are for domestic purposes. One well is reported as commercial / industrial and one water supply system is noted.

Reliance on Source: Conjunctive. There are 4 water licenses along local creeks and springs that are used to meet local water demands. The bedrock aquifer 0019 underlying the subject aquifer is also a source of drinking water.

Conflicts between Users: None reported

Quantity Concerns: Isolated. One well was reported dry.

Quality Concerns: None reported

Comments: The well depths range from 1 ft (0.3 m) to 297 ft (90.5 m). The median depth is 18 ft (5.5 m), the average 36 ft (11.0 m) and the geometric mean 21 ft (6.4 m).

Whonnock Statistical Summary of Water Well Data for Aquifer # 0970

References:

Berardinucci J. and K. Ronneseth, 2002. Guide to Using the BC Aquifer Classification Maps for the Protection and Management of Groundwater.
BC Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection, Water Air and Climate Change Branch, Water Protection Section.
Armstrong, J.E., 1977. Surficial Geology, New Westminister, British Columbia. Geological Survey of Canada, Map 1484A, scale 1:50 000.
IMapBC: http://maps.gov.bc.ca/ess/sv/imapbc/
Turner, R.J.W., Clague, J.J., Groulx, B.J., and J.M. Journeay. 1998 - Geological Map of the Vancouver Metropolitan Area – Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 3511

ALBION - WHONNOCK AQUIFER CLASSIFICATION AND RANKING

AQUIFER LOCATION: South of Grant Hill - Whonnock - Albion
WHONNOCK AQUIFER REFERENCE NUMBER: 0970
AQUIFER SUB-TYPE: 4b
AQUIFER PRIORITY RATING FOR OBSERVATION WELLS: 45.3

CLASSIFICATION: II B   RANKING VALUE: 12

Classification Component:

       Level of Development         II (Moderate demand / moderate productivity)
       Level of Vulnerability           B (Moderate)

Ranking Component:             Ranking Value

      Productivity                        2
      Vulnerability                       2
      Size                                       2
      Demand                               2
      Type of Use                         3
      Quality Concerns               0
      Quantity Concerns             1

      Total                                     12

Whonnock Statistical Summary of Water Well Data for Aquifer # 0970
Whonnock Well Drilling FAQ - Total number of wells available for statistical analysis: 208

Whonnock Well Drilling FAQ

Whonnock Groundwater Water Well Search Results

Not all groundwater wells are registered with the province, as registration was voluntary until February 29, 2016. Data quality issues may impact search results. If you are searching for information about the local water wells in Whonnock we have included approximately 150 well reports for Whonnock.

Also note there will be many drilled dry wells in Whonnock that were never registered, the Whonnock well search data will help if you are researching drilled water wells in Whonnock.

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