The Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District performs yearly water level measurements on a network of wells throughout the district to determine yearly aquifer changes for the purposes of science, data collection, planning, and IRS depletion allowances.

To see the levels PGCD measures, view the July newsletter.

The water levels are measured during the winter months when the irrigation demands are lower so that a representative static water level can be obtained.

Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District cooperates with the Texas Water Development Board to monitor several wells that are satellite linked. The map below shows the locations of these wells (click map to enlarge). To access the water level data and graphs, select the well you would like to view then click on the link in the table below.