The next links points to pre-created files containing the data for all wells in the state. The format is the same as the files saved using the above query. The file containing all the wells in Kansas is a large zip file (about 290,000 wells). Please use the above query to find the most up-to-date data or to receive more manageable amounts of data.

• wwc5_wells.zip. (October 31, 2024)
• wwc5_wells_full.zip. Same as wwc5_wells but with additional columns for casing, screen, gravel pack, grouting, etc. (Those columns not entered for very many wells.) (October 31, 2024)
• wwc5_lith_log.zip. Contains lithologic info for those wells that have had lithology entered by KGS staff (about 78% of wells). (October 31, 2024)

These links point to comma-delimited ASCII files containing a table of interpreted WWC5 logs and two tables used in the interpretation process. Lithologic intervals from approximately 197,500 logs across the state have been assigned standardized descriptions and further characterized into five property categories to facilitate aquifer characterization.

Open File Report: Explanation of Quantitatively Interpreted Logs in the Kansas Geological Survey's WWC5 Database

Data tables as of August 3, 2020.

• Interpreted_logs.zip. Lithologic logs with standardized and categorized representations.
• Translation_table.zip. A list of unique sediment descriptions and their standardized representations.
• Lithology_codes.zip. A list of the current standardized lithology codes with category assignments.

FGDC Metadata Information for this set is available.