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Water well drilling in Cooke County
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Cooke County records
What Cooke County records show
Of 1,361 domestic records, 1,360 contain a valid reported depth. The median is 500 feet, the middle half runs from 380 to 575.25 feet, and the 10th–90th percentile range is 200 to 685 feet. These county patterns set context; they do not predict the depth at one address.
The 79 stock records are supported: all have valid depths, with a 440-foot median, a 220–577.5-foot middle half, and a 2018 median completion year. The 57 irrigation records are also supported: all have valid depths, with a 220-foot median, a 140–625-foot middle half, and a 2011 median completion year.
| Record type | Valid depths | Median depth | Middle half | Median year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic | 1,360 | 500 ft | 380–575.25 ft | 2015 |
| Stock | 79 | 440 ft | 220–577.5 ft | 2018 |
| Irrigation | 57 | 220 ft | 140–625 ft | 2011 |
The year describes the records, not present condition or remaining life.
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The file also contains 16 test wells, 305 monitoring wells, and 116 environmental soil borings. Test wells fail the support threshold. Supported monitoring records have a 20-foot median, a 14–22.5-foot middle half, and a 2019 median completion year. Supported environmental soil borings have a 11-foot median, a 10–16-foot middle half, and a 2018 median completion year. These are not household or producing-well expectations.
Another 108 records cover 28 industrial, 24 rig-supply, 21 injection, 17 public-supply, 14 closed-loop geothermal, and four other records. Industrial, rig supply, and injection meet the threshold: industrial median 537.5 feet, middle half 440–620 feet, median completion year 2011; rig-supply median 500 feet, middle half 450–525 feet, median completion year 2009; injection median 250 feet, middle half 250–250 feet, median completion year 2004. All three are specialized; representative claims are suppressed for every category below 20 records.
Data source: Texas Water Development Board Submitted Driller’s Reports.
Aquifer and district context
The stored layers show Trinity major-aquifer context across 892.107863 of 898.704408 analyzed square miles and Woodbine minor-aquifer context across 178.671315 analyzed square miles. A 0.533062-square-mile Cross Timbers intersection is treated as a boundary sliver, not material county context. Layers can overlap and do not assign a producing formation to one tract.
The stored groundwater-district layer shows material North Texas Groundwater Conservation District coverage across 896.990478 of 898.704408 analyzed square miles. Separate 0.694906-square-mile Red River and 0.225999-square-mile Upper Trinity intersections are treated as boundary slivers, not material county coverage. Confirm jurisdiction and current requirements from exact property coordinates and current official district sources.
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Frequently asked questions
How deep are domestic wells in Cooke County?
Of 1,361 domestic records, 1,360 have valid reported depths. The median is 500 feet and the middle half runs from 380 to 575.25 feet. These are county record patterns, not a prediction for one property.
What do stock-well records show in Cooke County?
All 79 stock records have valid reported depths. Their median is 440 feet and the middle half runs from 220 to 577.5 feet.
What do irrigation records show in Cooke County?
All 57 irrigation records have valid reported depths. Their median is 220 feet and the middle half runs from 140 to 625 feet. These county records are context, not a tract-specific prediction.
Are all 2,042 records producing water wells?
No. The total includes 16 test wells, 305 monitoring wells, 116 environmental soil borings, and 108 specialized or other records. They remain separate from producing-use depth expectations.
Which aquifer applies to a Cooke County property?
The stored layers show Trinity major-aquifer context across nearly all analyzed county geometry and a material Woodbine minor-aquifer intersection. Exact coordinates and nearby records are needed for property-level interpretation.
Which groundwater district rules apply in Cooke County?
The stored district layer shows material North Texas Groundwater Conservation District coverage across nearly all analyzed county geometry. Confirm jurisdiction and current rules for exact property coordinates before drilling.
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