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2011 Annual Report
Kansas Department of Agriculture's 2011 Annual Report.
Application for Enrollment in the Water Rights Conservation Program
Application for Enrollment in the Water Rights Conservation Program
Application for Establishment of a Flex Account
Application for Establishment of a Multi-Year Flex Account
Application to Appropriate Water for Beneficial Use
Application to Appropriate Water for Beneficial Use
Certified Water Flow Meter List
List of Meters Approved by the Chief Engineer
Checklist for engineers submiting dam permits
Checklist for engineers submitting dam permits.
Combination Application for Water Appropriation and Water Structure
This application is ONLY to be used when applying for BOTH a permit to construct or modify a dam that has a height of 25 feet or more, or has a height of 6 feet or greater, and also has the capacity to impound 50 or more acre feet, and for a permit to appropriate water for storage. (KSA 82a-301 - 305a AND KSA 82a-701 et seq)
Credit Card Form
Credit Card payment form for American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa.
DWR Currents Newsletter October 2008
DWR Currents Newsletter October 2008
DWR Currents Newsletter October 2009
Kansas Department of Agriculture Division of Water Resources Newsletter for final quarter October 2009. Features information about water, dams, rivers, basin team, calendar events.
DWR History
A 2006 speech by Senator Janis Lee on the history of the Division of Water Resources.
DWR Map of Closed and Restricted Areas
Areas in Kansas that are either closed or restricted to regular new applications to appropriate water for beneficial use.
Eastern Kansas Water Supply KGS Field Tour 2010 (David Barfield)
Eastern Kansas Water Supply KGS Field Tour 2010 (David Barfield)
Estimated Usable Lifetime for the High Plains Aquifer in Kansas
Estimated Usable Lifetime for the High Plains Aquifer in Kansas, based on ground water trends from 1999 to 2009 and the minimum saturated thickness required to support well yields at 400 gpm under a scenario of 90 days of pumping with wells on 1/4 section.
Estimates of Potential Natural Recharge for Principal Aquifers in Kansas
Estimates of Natural Recharge for Principal Aquifers in Kansas: Based on USGS Water-Resources Investigations Report 87-4230 by C. V. Hansen, 1991. The ranges of recharge shown are generalized. Actual recharge may vary widely depending on many other factors.

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