Well records in UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP (SCOTT)

1,710 public water well records in the Well Records dataset name UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP (SCOTT) as their municipality. 1,702 of them have a mapped position.

County or region reported most often: DURHAM.

What the records report

Summary of the records that reported each value
MetricMedianMiddle halfRangeRecords reporting
Reported depth25.6 m16.8 m – 39.0 m0.0 m – 176.0 m1,592 of 1,710
Reported static water level7.3 m2.5 m – 14.3 m-4.6 m – 53.3 m1,396 of 1,710
Reported yield45.5 L/min31.8 L/min – 68.2 L/min0.0 L/min – 909.2 L/min1,351 of 1,710
Reported depth to bedrock34.7 m17.4 m – 48.8 m0.0 m – 141.4 m185 of 1,710
Reported construction year19901977 – 20051948 – 20261,702 of 1,710

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 typeRecords
Water supply1,530
Monitoring62
Test hole16
Dewatering1
Recharge1
Other74
Unknown12
Not reported14
StatusRecords
Abandoned141
Replaced4
Other2
Unknown6
Not reported1,557

Where these records are

Position of the UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP (SCOTT) records among the municipalities of Ontario
Each small dot is the average position of the mapped records of one municipality in this summary; the large dot is UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIP (SCOTT), 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.

The records themselves are free. They can be obtained from the publishing government under its own licence, without WellAtlas and without payment.