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What the public record says about groundwater near you.
Enter a Texas ZIP code, county, or latitude and longitude. We pull the aquifer, nearby state-recorded wells, the closest water-level trend, and this week's county drought status from public sources.
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Public context, not a diagnosis of your well. These are public state and federal records for the area around Midland County. Centered on the middle of the county. Your own well can behave differently.
Aquifer
County drought status
D1 Moderate Drought
100% of Midland County is in D1 Moderate Drought or worse.
Water-level trend nearby
241.6 ft to water
At TWDB recorder well 4412611 (Glasscock County, Edwards-Trinity Plateau aquifer), 27.4 miles away, on Nov 11, 2026.
- 0.7 ft deeper than a year ago (240.9 ft on Nov 11, 2025).
- 1.2 ft shallower than five years ago (242.8 ft on Nov 12, 2021).
State-recorded wells nearby
186 wells within 10 miles
In the TWDB Groundwater Database. Recorded depths: typical 120 ft (range 35–922 ft, 154 wells with a depth).
- Antlers Sand: 126
- Ogallala Formation: 39
- Not recorded: 10
- Ogallala Formation and Antlers Sand: 9
- Dockum Formation: 1
| State well # | Miles | Aquifer | Depth | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4409402 | 0.8 | Ogallala Formation and Antlers Sand | 67 ft | Stock |
| 4409403 | 0.9 | Ogallala Formation and Antlers Sand | 112 ft | Stock |
| 4516610 | 1.3 | Not recorded | — | Not recorded |
| 4516602 | 1.5 | Antlers Sand | — | Stock |
| 4516601 | 1.6 | Antlers Sand | 60 ft | Stock |
| 4516904 | 1.9 | Not recorded | — | Not recorded |
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