Maximum groundwater level definition

Maximum groundwater level means the level to which groundwater rises for a duration of one month or longer during the wettest season of the year.

Examples of Maximum groundwater level in a sentence

  • Maximum groundwater level drawdown as a result of dewatering is predicted to be up to 10 to 14 m for the two closest licensed groundwater users (GWL180498 (Craig Holland) and GWL180200 (Johannes Peter Addink)).

  • Maximum groundwater level of 19.5 AHO on the western margins, decreasing to 19 AHD on the eastern boundary.b} Average groundwater level of 18.8 AHO to 18.4 AHO.c) Based on the above, a separation of 500mm and greater, to groundwater, will be achieved over the majority of the site from maximum groundwater level.