Water Supply

Private water wells are common in rural Navarro County

Many rural properties in Navarro County rely on private groundwater wells, and buyers should research well records before purchasing.

Navarro County Home & Property

The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) keeps records of water wells drilled across the state, including Navarro County. Before buying rural land, you can search the TWDB database to find well logs for your area. Well logs show the depth, formation, and water quality details recorded at the time of drilling.

TCEQ also runs an online Water Well Report Viewer with historical data on more than 800,000 wells in Texas. If your property is in an area served by a groundwater conservation district, that district may also have records. Check both the TWDB and TCEQ sites to get the most complete picture of what's underground.

Source to confirm: TWDB – Locating a Water Well Report

More Navarro County notes

Property Tax

Who handles your property taxes in Navarro County

Two separate offices handle property taxes: one sets your value, and a different one collects the bill.

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Property Tax Exemption

Homestead exemption can lower your tax bill

If your Navarro County home is your primary residence, you likely qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces the taxable value.

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Agricultural Appraisal

Ag valuation can cut taxes on rural land

Land actively used for farming, ranching, or wildlife management in Navarro County may qualify for a lower tax value based on productivity, not market price.

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Fishing & Recreation

Navarro Mills Lake has public boat ramps and camping

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operates four public access areas with boat ramps on Navarro Mills Lake, west of Corsicana.

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