WaterTableCheck

Hill County, TX Water Table Trend

What the closest monitoring well shows for Hill County

Declining, faster than most declining counties
11.5ft/decade

Grimes County, TX, 120 miles from Hill County, is the closest county with a qualifying well, and its water table is declining faster than most declining counties.

No well inside Hill County clears this site's 15-year qualifying bar, so this is the closest real reading, not a measurement of Hill County's own aquifer. Worth checking your own well's depth log against it rather than assuming it matches. See Grimes County, TX's full page. See the no-data guide for why a county this close to a qualifying well still doesn't get its own number.

About Hill County

Hill County, Texas covers 959 square miles and is home to about 38,771 people. USGS's National Groundwater Monitoring Network covers 1,449 of 3,222 US counties (45%) today; Hill County isn't one of them yet, see the methodology guide for the exact qualifying bar.