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Press Kit

Logos, high-resolution data visualizations, and company facts for coverage of DrillerDB and the Underground Lithology Grid. Media contact: craig@drillerdb.com (Craig Vander Galien, founder).

Data visualizations

Credit line for all images: “Image: DrillerDB”

The continental United States drawn entirely from 15.9 million water well locations in the DrillerDB database. No base map: every point of light is a real well record. Color shows well depth (teal = shallow, amber = deeper, red = deepest).

Wells by depth

The continental United States drawn entirely from 15.9 million water well locations in the DrillerDB database. No base map: every point of light is a real well record. Color shows well depth (teal = shallow, amber = deeper, red = deepest).

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The 10.5 million well logs DrillerDB has extracted and standardized into the Underground Lithology Grid, drawn from their real locations. Color shows the average depth of the described wells.

Lithology grid coverage

The 10.5 million well logs DrillerDB has extracted and standardized into the Underground Lithology Grid, drawn from their real locations. Color shows the average depth of the described wells.

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9.5 million static water level measurements from the DrillerDB database. Color shows depth to water (light = near-surface water, indigo = deepest water tables).

Static water levels

9.5 million static water level measurements from the DrillerDB database. Color shows depth to water (light = near-surface water, indigo = deepest water tables).

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Launch film

“The Underground Lithology Grid” (60 seconds) — ground cutaways of Colorado's Denver Basin and Wisconsin's Driftless Area built from real well records. Embeddable from YouTube; credit “Video: DrillerDB.” Broadcast-quality file available on request: craig@drillerdb.com.

Coverage

The Underground Lithology Grid announcement (August 4, 2026) was carried on the AP wire and syndicated to more than 45 local news stations nationwide.

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Fact sheet

One page: key figures, why the Underground Lithology Grid is new, how it was built, and the research program.

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Founder

Craig Vander Galien, founder of DrillerDB

Craig Vander Galien grew up in his family's Wisconsin water well drilling business and founded DrillerDB in 2024 to bring modern software and data to the drilling trades.

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About DrillerDB

DrillerDB builds business management software for water well drilling contractors and maintains one of the largest databases of water well records in North America - more than 18 million records across the United States and Canada, including 53 million+ standardized lithology intervals. Founded in 2024, DrillerDB is based in Chicago, Illinois. The public can explore the records on the interactive well map, find licensed contractors in the contractor directory, and preview expected geology anywhere in the US with the Geology Estimator.

Founded
June 2024, Chicago, Illinois (DrillerDB, LLC)
Products
Business management software for drilling contractors (web, iOS, Android); DrillerDB Enterprise market intelligence; public well map and geology tools
Dataset
18.4M+ well records (US + Canada); 53M+ standardized lithology intervals across 10M+ well logs spanning 39 US states and 6 Canadian provinces; 11M+ static water level measurements
Research Program
Launched August 2026: free record-level access for non-commercial academic research

Usage:logos, images, and data visualizations on this page may be reproduced for editorial coverage of DrillerDB with the credit line “Image: DrillerDB.” They may not be used commercially, altered to misrepresent the data, or used to imply DrillerDB endorsement. The underlying dataset is not public-domain; researchers can apply for record-level access at drillerdb.com/research.