WIMAS version 5 for the Web was funded in part by the State Water Plan Fund of the Kansas Water Office and the Kansas GIS Policy Board.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture, Division of Water Resources (DWR) and Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) exercises great care in the creation of its Water Information Management and Analysis System (WIMAS) program. However, the DWR or KGS offers no warranty or guarantee of the accuracy or completeness of the WIMAS program and the data contained therein, the DWR or KGS assumes no liability for errors in, interpretation of, or use of these data.
Water rights are dynamic and often complex entities. The water rights data used in WIMAS represents the water rights files as of 08/231/2019 and should not be viewed as current. A new water rights data set for the WIMAS program is generated nightly.
Information provided in WIMAS can not be used to determine whether a water right has been lawfully used in accordance with the terms, conditions and limitations specified in the vested right, certificate or permit. To obtain current standing information on a particular water right file, please contact the DWR.
The term "status", as used in the WIMAS program, denotes one of the following phases of a water right's development: (1) The application is pending initial review by the DWR; (2) A permit has been issued; (3) The DWR has received a notice and proof of completion of the diversion works; (4) The time to perfect the water right has expired; (5) A Certificate of Appropriation has been issued; or (6) The water right has been dismissed for some reason.
Information contained in the WIMAS program is a public record; however, by accessing the WIMAS program, associated data, and any products generated by WIMAS (i.e. maps, graphs, tables, and reports) the user agrees that they will not use them for selling, or offering the sale, of any property or services in violation of K.S.A 45-220(c)(2).
For more information contact the DWR via the Internet or at (785) 564-6640.
By clicking the "I ACCEPT" button, you fully accept the responsibilties and use limitations listed above.
WIMAS is
a joint project between the Kansas Geological
Survey and the Kansas
Department of Agriculture, Division of Water Resources.
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