Check whether a Texas water well has a plugging report via the TWDB PluggingReports ArcGIS FeatureServer
domain: services.twdb.texas.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Query plugged-well reports with GET https://services.twdb.texas.gov/arcgis/rest/services/Public/PluggingReports/FeatureServer/0/query, using the same where/outFields/f=json pattern as the WellReports service.
Use this service specifically to check whether a well has a submitted plugging report on file with TDLR, separate from its original drilling report.
Join back to the WellReports service by owner name/well location if you need both the original construction record and its later plugging record for the same well.
Page results with resultOffset/resultRecordCount if your query returns more than the service's maxRecordCount.
Prefer this live query over TWDB's bulk plugging-report downloads when you only need a handful of wells.
Known gotchas
Plugging reports and drilling reports are two separate ArcGIS services with no built-in join - there is no guaranteed shared unique ID across both, so match them yourself on owner/location fields.
As with WellReports, TWDB does not verify these locations, so treat mapped coordinates as approximate.
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