Texas well grid 68-59

A 7.5-minute quadrangle of the Texas state well grid, mostly in Atascosa County and Wilson County. 156 reports, median depth 400 ft.

156Reports

400 ftMedian depth

170 ftWater at

60 gpmMedian yield

What you will drill through in grid 68-59

Logged in state well grid 68-59, by depth. The figure is how many wells hit it.
Depth, ft	What was logged there
0–25 ft	Sand 34, Top Soil 40, Red Clay 21, Clay 14, Surface 16, Tan Clay 12
25–50 ft	Sand 6, Shale 4, Gray Clay 5, Rock 4, Tan Clay 3, Tan Sand 3
50–100 ft	Sand 22, Shale 11, Rock 5, Clay 5, Grey Shale 4, Gray Clay 5
100–200 ft	Sand 37, Rock 15, Shale 9, Gray Clay 10, Sandy Shale 9, Grey Shale 8
200–300 ft	Sand 27, Shale 13, Rock 9, Sandy Shale 6, Sandy 1, Sand & Shale 5
300–500 ft	Sand 35, Shale 18, Grey Sand 5, Carrizo Sand 7, Gray Clay 6, Sandy Shale 5
500–1000 ft	Sand 6, Shale 4, Sandy Shale 3, Grey Sand 1, Sand And Shale 1, Sand With Shale Streaks 1

Who drills here

Licensed firms in state well grid 68-59, busiest first.
Firm of record	Wells	Median depth, ft	Median yield, gpm	Years
B&K Water Well Drilling	30	360	40	2013–2025
McKinley Drilling	13	580	1,000	2011–2025
Thomas Moy and Sons	12	460	100	2003–2017
Underground Water Resources, LLC	11	360	12	2019–2025
Cherokee Drilling	9	320	15	2004–2011
Hydro Resources Mid Continent Inc.	7	418	—	2018–2025
Moy's Water Well Drilling & Services of Texas	7	450	80	2020–2024
Drillink, Inc.	6	360	50	2021–2022
J B Drilling	5	353	60	2010–2013
EDWARD PAWLIK & SON W S	5	360	60	2012–2013
DRT Services, LLC	4	450	70	2013–2025
James Pawlik Water Well Service, Inc.	3	470	355	2011–2022
Cruz Drilling	3	260	80	2008–2012
M&C WATERWELL DRILLING	3	400	75	2004–2013
SHEPHERD DRILLING	2	360	50	2005–2023
Thomas Moy and Sons Water Well Drilling Inc.	2	400	60	2022–2024
STEVENS DRILLING & WATER WELL SERVICE	2	405	40	2022
Water Well Services, Inc.	2	535	800	2013–2018
Pipe Creek Water Well, Inc.	2	510	40	2010–2012
Thomas Moy & Sons	2	485	80	2005–2008
Thomas Moy & Sons Water Well Drilling	2	420	60	2004–2006
James Pawlik Water Well Ser. Inc.	2	450	1,000	2009
R&K Water Well Drilling	1	400	40	2026
Well Done Water Works, LLC	1	460	80	2025
WEST TEXAS WATER WELL SERVICE	1	440	500	2024

What the wells are for

Purpose, and how deep each went.
Purpose	Wells	Share	Median depth, ft
Domestic	84	53.8%	360
Irrigation	35	22.4%	500
Stock	24	15.4%	400
Industrial	4	2.6%	450
Monitor	4	2.6%	300
Public Supply	2	1.3%	604
Other	1	0.6%	440
Test Well	1	0.6%	460

By decade drilled.
Decade	Reports	Median depth, ft	Water at, ft
2000s	27	375	162
2010s	74	400	162
2020s	55	400	192

The deepest reports on file

Deepest reports in state well grid 68-59. Column one is the tracking number.
Report	Year	Depth, ft	Water at, ft	Yield, gpm	Purpose
172939	2009	1,050	200	500	Irrigation
338119	2011	870	105	1,200	Irrigation
291556	2012	760	60	1,200	Irrigation
304938	2012	694	146	—	Domestic
723093	2023	649	250	400	Irrigation
554079	2020	640	216	45	Domestic
406797	2015	640	225	150	Irrigation
623942	2022	625	205	60	Monitor
265553	2011	616	160	1,500	Irrigation
710875	2024	605	221	1,100	Irrigation

Every figure here comes from a report a licensed driller filed on the day the work ended — sometimes decades ago. It describes what was found then, not what a well yields today, and it is not a statement that any well is sound, potable or still in use.

Drilling a well near grid 68-59?

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This grid falls in Atascosa County, Wilson County.