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IDENTIFICATION AND MAPPING OF POTENTIAL GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION SOURCES IN URBAN TECATE Katherine Comer, San Diego State University Key Words: GIS, PCA inventory, wellhead protection, aquifer, point sources, interdisciplinary, data integration Introduction Water resources in the Tecate region are under threat (Castro Ruiz 2002; Holsher 2005; Forster 2005). Wells are being contaminated, and half the wells operated by the State Water Commission of Tecate (CESPTE) are dry, forcing Tecate to increase its imported water from 20% of total usage in 1999, to 90% of the total usage in 2005 (CESPTE data unpublished). Urban streams rarely flow, and testing indicates high pollution levels (Lozano 1995; Gersberg et al. 2000; Luderitz et al. 2005; Rodríguez and Wakida 2005; CESPTE data unpubl.). However, Tecate still is able to use ground water to meet around 10% of its demand. Proper planning and protection of the aquifer and wellheads could stabilize the downward trend for Tecate’s ground water quality and quantity. This interdisciplinary one-year field project involved a team of researchers from San Diego State University and the Autonomous University of Baja California. The goal of the project was to create a data storage and analysis tool for ground water and surface water resources in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico. The project converted existing spatial and non-spatial data into a high-resolution Geographic Information System (GIS), for ease of use by agencies, researchers, and the public. We trained the client, the State Commission for Public Services in Tecate (CESTPE), on the use of the GIS, and the client also has access to tabular data in a non-GIS format. The client will use the database to plan for future water services in the community and for improving wellhead protection and monitoring programs. The project also inventoried potential sources of ground water and surface water contamination in Tecate using the California’s Department of Health Services Possib