Water Well Depth Map for the United States

Nationwide Water Well Records and Depths

Search 23 million well records worldwide by address, ZIP code, or coordinates. Click a marker for a free preview of the total depth the state recorded, the well ID and the coordinates. DepthMap subscribers can open the state record for a well, including construction details and a link to the driller's log where the state has them.

How to Use the Well Map

Use the search bar to pinpoint a location, or click Find My Location to zoom to nearby wells. Select any marker to preview the well ID, total depth, and available report links.

What You Can Review on the Map

The interactive map helps you quickly compare nearby wells by:

• Total depth, casing details, and completion information.
• Formation and aquifer context for local geology.
• Linked well logs and driller notes when available.
• Static water level and production data for supported records.

Curious what the casing details on a log actually tell you, or when a casing needs to be repaired or replaced? Our guide to well casing covers casing materials, depth requirements, and the signs it is time for a repair.

Wondering what the formation names on a log actually mean, or why a neighbour’s well can sit in a different layer than yours? Our guide to aquifers explains confined and unconfined aquifers, how deep they tend to sit, and how to tell which one a well is finished in.

Want a quick summary instead of opening individual logs? The free Water Table Depth Lookup reads the wells around any address and reports the typical static water level and well depth.

Trying to figure out how deep your well is, or how deep a new one will need to go? The free Well Depth Estimator reads millions of nearby well logs to predict your well depth, bedrock, and formation layers by address.

We continuously expand coverage and update records to keep this map useful for field planning, permitting research, and pre-drill analysis. Looking for source attribution? Browse the well map data sources directory.

Run a real-estate, home-inspection, or contractor site? You can add a free well-depth map to your own website - it shows the typical well depth near any address from real well-log records, with no API key and no signup.

Planning a new well and wondering what that depth means for your budget? See well drilling cost by state, built on the same well records.

Prefer a statewide picture? These state well-data pages break down median well depth, static water level, yield, and county tables from the same records:

• California well data
• Michigan well data
• Ohio well data
• Texas well data
• Washington well data
• Wisconsin well data

Well Map FAQ

How can I find well logs near my property?

Enter an address, ZIP code, or drop the pin on the DrillerDB well map. Click any marker to preview its total depth and see whether the state has a log on file for it.

Is the well map free to use?

You can browse the map for free. Opening full well records and advanced layers requires a DepthMap subscription.

What data is included with a subscription?

Subscribers open the state record for the wells they select, with a link to the driller's log where the state has one on file, plus parcel, aquifer and depth layers across 23 million records worldwide.