[en] Potentiometric-level data presented in this report were collected from October 1982 to September 1983 at 62 wells in Mississippi and Louisiana near Richton and Vacherie Domes, respectively. Six wells were added to the monitoring program during this period, and one previously measured well was damaged and has been deleted from the monitoring program. Analysis of the data indicates that most of the potentiometric-level changes recorded during fiscal year 1983 were small (less than 2 feet) and attributable to seasonal fluctuations. Of the 62 wells monitored, 18 exhibited potentiometric-level changes in excess of 2 feet. In Mississippi, the data generally indicate that a long-term, potentiometric-level increase is occurring in the Sparta, Kosciusko, Hattiesburg, Wilcox, and Citronelle Formations. Only seasonal fluctuations in potentiometric levels were observed in the caprock, and in the Catahoula and Cockfield Formations. In Louisiana, a long-term, potentiometric-level decline was observed for the Lower Austin Formation while an increase was observed for the Sparta and Upper Austin Formations. Seasonal fluctuations were observed in the Wilcox, Carrizo, and Nacatoch Formations. This work is a continuation of that described in ONWI-478 for fiscal year 1982. 24 references, 2 figures, 3 tables