rollerboi
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A fellow classmate has invited me to go dive a small geothermal well on his family's private property in Fillmore (Utah) - a 25 ft hole that they like to dive from time to time.
This got me to thinking. How many such holes in the ground are there around here, anyways? Is most of it on private land? How would one go about finding them and obtaining permission? I would love to dive some sites that are off the beaten path (as long as there's no overhead).
I found some rough maps of geothermal resources (including wells and springs) online, and there seem to be a lot. Whether they're diveable or not, I have no idea. I also have no idea if they are part of a cave system, which I want to avoid for now due to lack of training. I'm not even sure how to narrow down the coordinates of each known well at this point.
Anyone out there involved with any of this? I'd love to talk with you.
This got me to thinking. How many such holes in the ground are there around here, anyways? Is most of it on private land? How would one go about finding them and obtaining permission? I would love to dive some sites that are off the beaten path (as long as there's no overhead).
I found some rough maps of geothermal resources (including wells and springs) online, and there seem to be a lot. Whether they're diveable or not, I have no idea. I also have no idea if they are part of a cave system, which I want to avoid for now due to lack of training. I'm not even sure how to narrow down the coordinates of each known well at this point.
Anyone out there involved with any of this? I'd love to talk with you.