Interactive depth map. Map of the depths of artesian wells

Bottom topography (the location of holes and “cool” fishing spots) is a key factor influencing the success of fishing. It has more weight compared to the quality of the gear, the fishing technique, the choice of baits, baits and even experience. Full equipment and expensive ammunition will not give anything when casting in a deaf poor place where the fish are missing or weakly biting. A map of depths, holes and fishing spots gives knowledge of the topography of the bottom of reservoirs. The depth map visualizes the features of the underwater landscape, its key characteristics. The tool helps to predict promising fishing areas that promise a significant catch, read the underwater landscape, helps to calculate the lines of change in depth, potentially catchy points. A fishing card is useful when fishing from the shore and from a boat.

The functionality of the map provides a lot of information for any way of catching fish. The map is useful for fishermen, regardless of their experience, due to the large list of parameters necessary for successful fishing. The system is multilevel, based on information from Yandex.Maps. The base includes a compilation of three cartographic resources, which guarantees the accuracy of the calculation results with small errors. The program displays depth indicators in navigable rivers, seas and oceans, calculates potential pits where bites are more frequent, fishing spots for all site participants. You can leave personal "beacons" from successful places where the catch was impressive, so that if necessary, return to a familiar point next time.

Displayed data: depths, holes (including Navionics data), fishing spots added by users, exact coordinates of the desired location. Fishermen have access to zoom, search options, you can select the desired map layer, calculate the current location. Full screen mode introduced. The interface of the card is intuitive - the functionality is balanced, all the necessary buttons are at hand, nothing more. It is easy to use, regardless of fishing experience - the data on the depths of rivers and reservoirs are exhaustive.

Identification of holes, international depths and fishing spots. When you click on the appropriate buttons, you will see the pits fixed by the program that are available in the reservoir of interest. Natural depressions from 3 m are displayed, the starting value depends on the bottom relief of the given river, sea, ocean and can be reduced. Please note: fishing pits are displayed outside the fairway zone. The service does not determine the length, extent, direction of depressions and other additional characteristics of the landscape. Its functionality is focused solely on calculating the depths of a certain zone and their location. With the help of the presented platform, you can find out the data of rivers, oceans and seas of any region, region.

Visually visualizes the landscape, showing the user the latitude and longitude of the location/point specified by him. After clicking on the desired location, the program provides a detailed geographical summary. The function will help you get a route even without geographical names, just the coordinates calculated fishing card. The location determination option is universal - the information can be used in an echo sounder, GPS device, navigator, chart plotter. The program helps you navigate the terrain thanks to a convenient zoom function and accurate calculation of distances between any number of points.

Residents of the Moscow region, thinking about ordering a well for limestone, are always interested in a depth map artesian wells. This is natural, because the cost of a well directly depends on its depth. The more meters of soil the drill has to overcome, the more expensive the well.

The cost of a linear meter in the Aqua-Parus-M company is from 1900 rubles per linear meter. More details can be found in the "Drilling prices" section or by calling our phones.

The average parameters of the depth of wells are indicated in our table of regions of the Moscow region. However, you cannot find out the exact drilling depth in your area by studying the table or map of the depths of artesian wells - only average indicators are given there.
For example, in the table (and on many maps that exist on the Internet) it is indicated: in order to drill an artesian well in the Yegoryevsk region, it is necessary to go deeper by 70-90 m. However, even in the region, the depth of the wells varies greatly. So, near Yegoryesk, you can count on 80-90 meters, but in Kostylevo, drilling up to 130 meters may be required.

Professional drillers use detailed maps, and you can find out about the expected depth of the well in your area after consulting with specialists, specifying the place of drilling.

Administrative region

Well depth (for limestone), m

Balashikhinsky 60 - 80
Volokolamsk 70 - 90
Resurrection 40 - 80
Dmitrovsky 100 - 180
Domodedovo 40 - 70
Egorevsky 70 - 90
Zarayskiy 50 - 90
Istra 90 - 130
Kashirsky40 - 70 (and up to 140)
Klinskiy 90 - 120
Kolomensky 30 - 60
Krasnogorsk 90 - 120
Leninist 50 - 90
Lotoshinsky 60 - 90
Lukhovitsky 45 - 90
Lyubertsy 40 - 90
Mozhaisky 60 - 80
Mytishchi 70 - 90
Naro-Fominsky 50 - 70
Noginsky 50 - 80
Odintsovo 80 - 110
Ozersky 30 - 50
Orekhovo-Zuevsky 40 - 70
Pavlovo-Posadsky 40 - 70
Podolsky 40 - 70
Pushkinsky 90 - 130
Ramensky 45 - 90
Ruza 60 - 90
Sergiev Posad 160 - 210
Serebano-Prudsky 30 - 50
Serpukhov 30 - 60
Solnechnogorsk 100 - 150
Stupinsky 35 - 70
Taldomsky 70 - 90
Khimki 70 - 90
Chekhovsky 30 - 70
Shatursky 60 - 90
Shakhovskaya 70 - 90
Schelkovsky 50 - 80

Depth of artesian waters in the Moscow region

Well depth in Moscow and Moscow region

Drilling water wells in the suburbs is a great way to get access to drinking water. Drilling a "dry" well here is almost impossible - drilling in Moscow and the region is always successful. Geologists have established: Moscow, Moscow region, Kalinin, Kaluga, Vladimir, Smolensk, Oryol, Ryazan, Yaroslavl, Tula regions are located above the Moscow artesian basin. According to geologists, the volume of groundwater is about 40% of all water reserves in the Moscow basin. Moreover, the reserves do not run out - approximately 15-20% of precipitation replenishes aquifers. Huge underground reservoirs serve as an important source of water supply for the central part of the country. has been popular here for a long time.

We advise you to do a water analysis a month after the completion of drilling wells for water in Moscow (within extended boundaries) and the launch of an autonomous water supply - you will find out whether you need to install additional filters or you can safely use water without additional purification.

For all residents of the Moscow region, we present the opportunity to find out the cost of drilling a well using interactive map Moscow region. Find your locality on the map and click the mouse to find out the estimated cost of the well.

The final price depends on the depth of drilling and the complexity of the work.


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Conventions

How deep is artesian water?

An artesian well is carried out for tens of meters. In some areas of the Moscow region, from 50 to 80 m is enough to access the limestone water carrier, in others up to 100-150 m is required.

Geological features of the area

The location of aquifers in different areas is significantly different. It is simply impossible to choose the optimal location and depth of the well on your own, "by eye". This task should be entrusted to specialists who know necessary equipment, knowledge and experience. Surveyors will analyze the terrain, soil composition and determine the depth of water.

For irrigation, for swimming pool, for drinking

The purpose of the well determines how deep it will be. The quality of water directly depends on which layer of the aquifer it will come from.

  • Drilling "on the sand" allows you to get to a shallow layer of water suitable for irrigation or for technical needs. However, you can drink water from such a water carrier only after additional filtration. The well is relatively inexpensive and turns out to be shallow: from 10 m to 35 m.
  • Deep drilling “on limestone” is required to obtain clean drinking water. Such a well requires an appropriate permit and registration.

For hundreds of years, the only way to measure ocean depth was with a weight, usually lead, with a thin rope. Not only was this method time-consuming, it was highly inaccurate. Ship drift or water currents could pull the rope away at an angle, making the depth measurement inaccurate. Then the ropes were replaced by echo sounders (sonars). Bathymetric studies have shown that the topography of the ocean floor is very diverse. Plains, canyons, active and extinct volcanoes, as well as mountain ranges are hidden under water.

In 1978, an experimental satellite was launched to study the oceans. One of the surprising discoveries then was the fact that the surface of the ocean is not “smooth”, but rises and falls in different areas. When the surface of the ocean was mapped, it turned out that the dips corresponded to depressions in the sea floor, and the rises corresponded to sea mountains and mountain ranges. Over time, technical capabilities have increased. Satellites appeared and detailed maps of the depths of the entire oceans were compiled.

The reason for these falls and rises of the ocean surface is in the Earth's gravitational field. Here is a gravity model created by the GRACE satellite:

As a result of the painstaking work of the satellites, other interesting cards. This wonderful infographic visualizes the deepest places in the world. There is also Lake Baikal, which can be compared with other deep lakes in the world.

But finally, all the secrets of the topography of the ocean were discovered with the help of satellites such as Jason-1 and Jason-2.

Satellite altimeters measure the sea surface height and other features of the ocean surface. Using the microwaves they emit, they measure the height of the ocean, help make meteorological maps, predict the formation of hurricanes, and monitor the level of the oceans.

To create just such a map, it took a consolidated knowledge of bathymetry and topography of the seabed. Here you can see the relief features of the earth's surface under water, and on the graph you can find out the depth of the world's oceans in meters.


Agrafenovka, Black backwater, Bolshaya Fedorovka

Ash, Zadelnoye, Solnechnaya Polyana

Volzhsky, Bolshaya Tsarevshchina

Samara, Rozhdestveno, Tarasov's plant

Koroviy Island, Podzhabny

Tushinskaya Volozhka, Bystrenky Island

Bezenchuk

Perevoloki

Pechersk, Pervomaisky

Oktyabrsk, right Volga

Syzran, Bestuzhevka, Kashpir, Rudnik

Panshino, Volga region

Panshino village- an amazing place on the right bank of the Volga forty kilometers south of Syzran.

Administratively, this area of ​​the Right Bank is part of the Ulyanovsk region. However, it so happened that, in addition to local residents, Syzran people are engaged in fishing here, so it would be unfair to exclude this area of ​​​​the reservoir from among the favorite fishing spots for residents of the Samara region.



Having passed from Syzran to the south along the highway leading to Vozrozhdeniye, to Kalinovka, you should turn left, pass the crossing and move east for a few more kilometers along the crest of a high hill. Soon, a picture of a colorful scale and amazing beauty opens up to the eye: on the right in the hollow - an abandoned garden, on the left - a deep ravine covered with shrubs and stand-alone trees, and right on the hillside - the small village of Panshino, behind which there is an endless expanse of water for ten kilometers to the left bank.

An extensive network of islands opposite the village and downstream divides the reservoir into several branches, forming channels and bays.

The coast here is high and hilly. Near the water itself there is a cliff up to three meters high. The bottom is muddy, muddy, interspersed with sharp gravel and shells, gently sinking into the depths. On the shore opposite the village and to the left there are several makeshift parking lots, on which the fishermen arrived. Sometimes there are 30 - 40 cars and motorcycles with Penza, Samara, Ulyanovsk and Saratov numbers.

It is difficult to stay without fish in Panshino. The place is so "cool" that almost at any time of the year and in any weather you can count on a rich catch. The main thing is to drive here and get back, which is not easy in rainy or snowy weather. And the weather here sometimes changes instantly. You arrive in the morning - the sun is shining brightly, the water is calm, there is almost no wind, nothing portends bad weather. And suddenly at noon a black cloud emerges from behind the hill, hangs menacingly over the water. The Volga is getting dark before our eyes, it boils, and now a flurry of rain and waves hits the boat!

And twenty minutes later the thunderstorm passed, and the sun shone again, reflected in thousands of droplets on the grass and trees. Everything is wonderful, but the ground is so wet that none of those who arrived by car can get out on wheels uphill. The most impatient ones have already gone to the village to fetch a tractor...

In summer, the main prey for anglers in Panshino is bream.

In Panshino, in the spring, roach is excellent for bait from a boat, they often come across chub and ide. Local fishermen put lines for catfish and pike. Catfish are also caught on the "kwok". I must say that the fish caught here for some reason is one and a half times larger in size than in other places!

And further. Motorboat owners know this area as a place where the reverse flow of the river is observed. This phenomenon is explained by reasons of a hydrodynamic nature: a complex system of islands and bottom topography make the water flow in places turn back, towards the main current. When it doesn’t bite anywhere, you will always catch it on the return line, many believe.

A few kilometers upstream from Panshino there is another catchy place.

looks like this now...

He is called " monastery"because of the ruins of an old chapel on the shore, clearly visible from the water. Another landmark can be a huge barge of a dry-cargo berth that once transported waste from shale production, located nearby mine Kashpirsky. (the barge has already been sawn up for scrap)

This "bream" place, quite remote from the fairway, has a depth of up to 20 meters at a distance of only a hundred meters from the coast. Current at " monastery"much stronger than Panshino, as the reservoir narrows at this point. It often happens if the bream does not take well in Panshino, here it is successfully caught.

An extensive section of the Saratov reservoir in the area Panshino, indented by numerous islands, having a large number of shallow water areas, is a famous place for lovers of winter fishing. Their main prey are perch, pike, roach, silver bream.

To catch a large perch, anglers go to the middle of the reservoir. Knowledge of the bottom relief allows them to search for "humpbacks" not at random, but along the borders of underwater ridges, which extend parallel to each other for several hundred meters. Connoisseurs catch perch with a lure and a mormyshka without a bloodworm from a depth of 2.5-3 meters. Such fishing is truly sports, gambling! Agree, not everyone is able to walk through the snow from the coast to the place of five or six kilometers, drill several dozen holes in a day and then return back with a heavier backpack.

Anglers older ones in winter usually settle closer to the shore - they catch roach and silver bream. They are immediately easy to distinguish among others by polyethylene tents that protect from wind and cold. "Perkers" do not use tents, they need to move, drill - otherwise you will not catch.

Come here on any weekend from December to March - you will see how many winter fishing enthusiasts gather in Panshino!

A.N. Druzhin, A.N. Maslennikov "On the reservoirs of the Samara region"

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