What do the wells near a Ohio address look like?
Enter an address (or paste lat, lon coordinates from Google Maps). We'll check the state's official well records nearby — free.
What Ohio records: Ohio records most wells by street address, so if there's a well on a given property it's usually in the data — and the report includes it. We map the address you enter, count the official ODNR records around it, and flag whether one sits on the parcel itself.
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Lookups use the official Ohio ODNR database (updated weekly here). Location accuracy varies by record (wells are plotted from the coordinates ODNR recorded for each log — wellhead-level on recent records, map-digitized on older ones; about two-thirds carry a street and roughly 40% a city or ZIP). New to well logs? See what a Ohio well log contains and how complete the records are. Coming from the state system? See ODNR well records.