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 Exposure of the Cape May Formation in the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer system. 

Exposure of the clay-sand facies of the Cohansey Formation in the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer system.

Well Pipe with Sonde senor showing set-up at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, NJ

USGS storm-tide sensor bolted to a cement jetty on the Atlantic Ocean coast at Fire Island, New York. USGS scientists deployed over 50 sensors along the coast of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Delaware to study a Nor'easter that affected the Northeast in March of 2018.

USGS scientist demonstrates the use of a passive seismic tool used for stratigraphy and bedrock mapping to local water officials. 

Study Area well pipe in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey

Study Area well pipes in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey

Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | March 2019 | People
Jonathan Cohl holding a piece of ice from Delaware River at Frenchtown, NJ

USGS Hydrologist Lukasz Niemoczynski doing site recon at Gandy's Beach NJ.

Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | March 2019 | Honorable Mention
Jonathan Cohl flowtracking at Gravelly Run at Laurel Lake, NJ

USGS and University at Buffalo scientists injecting tracers to study diffusion.

USGS Hydrographer Brad Bjorklund using a DH-81 isokinetic sampler to collect a discrete water-quality sample, August 2016.

Stony Brook at Princeton (01401000) Gage House as seen from across the Creek.

Standard design broad crested weir control for streamgage on the Millstone River in NJ.

Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | Oct. 2019 | USGS at Work
Water quality sampling on the Delaware River at Montague, NJ (01438500)

Dead Trees show through Underbrush on path in Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey

Dead trees seen within the undergrowth of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey

USGS Scientists, Jonathan Kennen, Molly Schreiner, and John Cohl, shocking and collecting fish in the McDonald's Branch in Byrne State Forrest for NAWQA studies.

USGS Hydrologist Alex Fiore downloading data from the open-canopy rain gauge at Mount Mitchill Scenic Overlook

NJ Department of Environmental Protection scientists collecting smallmouth bass from the Delaware River near Lambertville, NJ.

Scientists conducting health assessment on smallmouth bass collected from Echo Lake, NJ.