What do the wells near a New York address look like?

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What New York records: New York files wells by section, not street address (essentially every New York well record (over 99.9%) carries a mapped location, and the DEC describes those positions as accurate to the parcel - good enough to tell which property a well sits on, though not the exact spot in the yard. The records carry no street address, so wells are found by location rather than by house number). So this shows the wells in the area around a property — never a single record tied to one house number.

Lookups use the official New York NYSDEC database (updated weekly here). Location accuracy varies by record (essentially every New York well record (over 99.9%) carries a mapped location, and the DEC describes those positions as accurate to the parcel - good enough to tell which property a well sits on, though not the exact spot in the yard. The records carry no street address, so wells are found by location rather than by house number). New to well logs? See what a New York well log contains and how complete the records are. Coming from the state system? See NYSDEC well records.