Does this property have groundwater rights? Find out in seconds — free, and without making an account.
Wyoming's own water-rights system (e-Permit) requires a login with no public access. This instead uses a public dataset the Wyoming State Geological Survey hosts, sourced directly from the State Engineer's Office — real permitted wells and springs, each already combining the water-right record (priority date, status, use) with well construction detail (depth, water level) in one record.
Landowners & ranchers
Wyoming's own system needs a login. This doesn't — see the permitted wells and springs near your land without one.
Buying or selling land
Each record combines the water right and the well itself: priority date, status, use, total depth and static water level in one place.
Water professionals
Every raw state record is one click away on each result. Tell us what you'd need from a bulk or API tier.
This covers groundwater rights (wells and springs) only — Wyoming's surface-water rights (ditches/canals diverting from a stream) and reservoirs aren't available outside the state's login-walled system, so they won't show up here.