Well Drillers Near Allenton, Wisconsin

A geological estimate for the Allenton area.

Detailed Summary

Synthesizing well logs from the Allenton region, the most representative geological profile begins with surficial sand, clay, and gravel deposits extending from the surface to roughly 70-90 feet, followed by alternating sand/gravel and clay-silt lenses. The uppermost consolidated bedrock is typically limestone or dolomite starting near 70-90 feet. Some deeper wells reach dolomite/shale and, rarely, deep sandstone. Most residential wells are completed at depths of 120-200 feet targeting the limestone/dolomite aquifers, providing sufficient yield for domestic supply. High-capacity wells may be completed at greater depths, sometimes over 350 feet if targeting deeper sandstone or fractured dolomite.

Expected Geological Layers