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Teth-Air

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I’m not sure that is true, think most wells like ours hit a coal stream they told us, they never mentioned any wells ever going dry, just some can’t keep up that are under 5 gallons a minute.

Depends on where you are, how deep and type of soil/rock below I would guess. My well is 0.5 gpm during the heaviest rain times or during the driest drought.
 

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They could only pump at something like 90 gpm, they pumped it for an hour, and they couldn't get it down. In a dry area I bet it is tough to get a good well. Right beside a big lake it isn't. I am currently on a well at this house to. A different lake this time, but same idea, endless water supply. I have had four homes on wells over the years, and all have been excellent wells. I was last on a public water or sewer system about 30 years ago.
 
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