Alberta
Search well reports and associated records. Have a legal land description or well identifier ready.
Alberta Water Wells ↗Research before drilling
Read the history
below your property.
Nearby well records help establish local context. They do not confirm identical groundwater conditions on your land.
What to review
| Record item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Location | Relates the record to your property and nearby wells. |
| Total depth | Shows the completed bore depth. |
| Casing | Documents the protective pipe and construction. |
| Static water level | Records water depth while the well is at rest. |
| Geological log | Describes formations encountered while drilling. |
| Pump-test yield | Records measured production under test conditions. |
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Gather a legal land description, coordinates or well identifier. Provincial records systems differ; ask the team to help identify the appropriate resource for your property.
Provincial and territorial directory
Use the official resources below. Data coverage, search methods and access rules differ. Links checked October 15, 2026.
British Columbia
Search registered wells and mapped aquifers. A missing record does not establish that no well exists.
GWELLS ↗Saskatchewan
Find public access and assistance for the water-well driller report database.
Water Security Agency driller reports ↗Manitoba
Contact the provincial groundwater program about well-driller reports and available information.
Groundwater and wells information ↗Ontario
Search and view records reported to the provincial Water Well Information System.
Map: Well records ↗Quebec
Consult borehole information reported to the provincial hydrogeological system.
Système d’information hydrogéologique ↗New Brunswick
Search reported well-log information under the system’s access and disclosure rules.
Online Well Log System ↗Nova Scotia
Access the province’s well-log dataset and supporting information.
Well Logs Database ↗Newfoundland and Labrador
Find groundwater resources and guidance on records held by the provincial department.
Groundwater information ↗Yukon
Find the Yukon Water Well Registry and available records.
Groundwater and wells ↗Other Canadian locations
For Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories and Nunavut, contact the responsible provincial or territorial water office for the appropriate records source. We have not verified a direct public well-search link for these locations.
Read several records together
Reported locations may be approximate. Check the record date, coordinate quality, units, pump-test duration and whether additional documents refer to the same well. A nearby well’s yield is context, not a prediction for your own bore.