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Who owns groundwater in Oklahoma?

Unlike surface water, which is state owned, the right to use ground water belongs to the owner of the land. No permit is required throughout much of the state, where one may withdraw as much water as needed for any reason.

Can I build a dam on my property in Oklahoma?

Any person who desires to construct, enlarge, alter, remove, or repair any dam under OWRB jurisdiction must submit an application to the OWRB. No construction can be started until the application is approved by the OWRB. Repairs that are considered routine normal maintenance do not require an application.

What aquifer is under Oklahoma?

The Garber-Wellington aquifer underlies 3,000 square miles of central Oklahoma, including portions of Payne, Logan, Lincoln, Oklahoma, Cleveland, and Pottawatomie counties. Wells commonly yield 1 to 290 gallons per minute. The saturated thickness is up to 920 feet. The aquifer is primarily used for public water supply.

Can you drill your own water well in Oklahoma?

Anyone who performs any of the following activities in Oklahoma must obtain a license from the OWRB: Drilling water wells, test holes, or water level observation wells. Installing or repairing water well pumps and pumping equipment including windmill-driven and solar pumps.

How deep to drill a water well in Oklahoma?

Agricultural wells are usually less than 400 feet deep in western Oklahoma and are easily within the electrical sounding devices range (assuming one uses a 500-foot conduction line).

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