Oklahoma eNVIRONMENTAL LINKS
OWRB General Viewer
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
The OWRB General Viewer contains GIS environmental data layers that describe a wide collection of geographic and man-made features including aquifers, ground/surface-water resources, geology, rural water districts, weather, and groundwater wells and completion reports.
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
This OWRB page provides many of the GIS data layers, shown on the General Viewer, for downloading to use with GIS applications. This site also provides these data layers as printable maps.
OWRB Interactive Maps
OWRB GIS layers and Printable Maps
OWRB Interactive Maps
This OWRB page contains 20 interactive map viewers that provide well-completion reports, dam inventory, water-use permits, licensed well-drilling and pump installation firms, OWRB surface-water monitoring sites, hydrologic investigations, flood-plan map, public-water supply system boundaries. in addition to other map viewers
DEQ SDWIS Database
DEQ Gallery of Maps
OWRB Interactive Maps
This is a portal to the Safe Drinking Water Information System for Oklahoma Public Water-Supply Systems. It contains basic information about each water system such as water source and number of people served in addition to violations and enforcement actions. Yearly Consumer Confidence reports describing water quality are also available.
DEQ Gallery of Maps
DEQ Gallery of Maps
DEQ Gallery of Maps
This DEQ page contains interactive map viewers showing Oklahoma state environmental information and details about the various permits that DEQ manages. Much of this information could be outdated or inaccurate; therefore, it should be used with caution.
Water-quality LINKS
EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards
EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards
EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards
The EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards are legally enforceable concentration limits for contaminants in public-water supply. These concentration limits apply to public-water systems only and include limits for selected microorganisms, inorganic chemicals, organic chemicals, radionuclides, disinfectants, and disinfectant by products.
EPA Secondary Drinking Water Standard
EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards
EPA National Primary Drinking Water Standards
The EPA National Secondary Drinking Water Standards are non-mandatory concentration limits for 15 constituents/contaminants in public-water supply. These concentration limits are guidelines for public-water systems only and are for aesthetic considerations, such as taste, color, and odor. These contaminants are not considered to present a risk to human health.
Any Questions?
Feel free to contact Johnson-Becker if you have questions or need assistance
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