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What is the main water source in Oklahoma?

The surface water particularly in that part of the state is tremendous. As far as western Oklahoma, the Ogallala aquifer in the panhandle and northwest Oklahoma has traditionally provided us with a lot of water. In western Oklahoma, there are other aquifers that have served Oklahoma well over time.

What is the distance requirement for water wells drilled in Oklahoma?

Well spacing restrictions are 660 feet in alluvium terrace and 1,320 feet in bedrock groundwater basins. These are well-to-well distances. Not all groundwater basins have spacing requirements and additional restrictions apply within sole source groundwater basins.

Does Oklahoma have a water problem?

Multiple towns across Oklahoma are concerned about water scarcity. Dripping pipes, water main breaks and leaks are now forcing towns to shut off water or ask customers to conserve the best they can.

Can you drill your own water well in Oklahoma?

Drilling a Water Well Requires a Drilling Permit 82 OS 1020.21 of the Oklahoma Statues allows communities to adopt rules and regulations regarding the use and operation of private water wells.

How is the water quality in Oklahoma?

The EPA water quality violations indicates that most counties in Oklahoma have fairly good quality water, with most counties having less than 15 violations during the time period studied. It is interesting to note that rural counties had fewer violations than urban counties, a point for further research and discussion.

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