West Virginia groundwater comes from alluvial valleys and fractured sandstone and limestone bedrock.
We're building out West Virginia coverage from the USGS national groundwater databases — the National Water Information System and the National Ground-Water Monitoring Network — which catalog groundwater sites, well depths, and water levels nationwide. Check back soon.
State groundwater agency: West Virginia DEP
Meanwhile, you can find water well drillers in West Virginia or see all covered states.