What do the wells near a Alaska 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 Alaska records: Alaska files wells by section, not street address (Alaska DNR records no street address for a well at all, and places most wells from the section description in the driller's log rather than by GPS — about seven in eight land within a quarter mile of the real wellhead and the rest are placed to the section, which can be a mile across — so results show the wells around a location rather than a single wellhead). So this shows the wells in the area around a property — never a single record tied to one house number.

Lookups use the official Alaska Alaska DNR database (updated weekly here). Location accuracy varies by record (Alaska DNR records no street address for a well at all, and places most wells from the section description in the driller's log rather than by GPS — about seven in eight land within a quarter mile of the real wellhead and the rest are placed to the section, which can be a mile across — so results show the wells around a location rather than a single wellhead). New to well logs? See what a Alaska well log contains and how complete the records are. Coming from the state system? See Alaska DNR well records.