Well records in DENBIGH ABINGER & ASHBY TOWNSHIP (ABINGER)

151 public water well records in the Well Records dataset name DENBIGH ABINGER & ASHBY TOWNSHIP (ABINGER) as their municipality. 146 of them have a mapped position.

County or region reported most often: LENNOX & ADDINGTON.

What the records report

Summary of the records that reported each value
Metric	Median	Middle half	Range	Records reporting
Reported depth	31.1 m	18.6 m – 54.8 m	1.4 m – 100.6 m	142 of 151
Reported static water level	5.2 m	2.7 m – 8.5 m	0.0 m – 15.5 m	128 of 151
Reported yield	22.7 L/min	13.7 L/min – 45.5 L/min	4.5 L/min – 681.9 L/min	133 of 151
Reported depth to bedrock	4.9 m	1.2 m – 12.7 m	0.0 m – 61.3 m	78 of 151
Reported construction year	1998	1978 – 2014	1949 – 2024	151 of 151

Each figure summarises only the records that reported that value, and says how many did. A value a record left blank is not counted as zero. These figures describe existing records; they are not a statement about any property.

Records by type and status

Well type	Records
Water supply	132
Monitoring	16
Unknown	2
Not reported	1

Status	Records
Abandoned	1
Unknown	2
Not reported	148

Where these records are

Each small dot is the average position of the mapped records of one municipality in this summary; the large dot is DENBIGH ABINGER & ASHBY TOWNSHIP (ABINGER), and the outline is the extent of its mapped records. It is not a municipal boundary.

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Source

Well Records — Government of Ontario, dataset version 2026a.3. Summarised on September 21, 2026.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario.

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