The state has 1,996 home well records for Loudon County.
The median well is 265 feet deep, 115 feet deeper than the typical Tennessee county.
Half of these wells are between 173 and 400 feet, so your well could be quite different.
- Median depth
- 265 feet
- Median yield
- 13 gallons per minute
- Median water level when drilled
- 69 feet
- Wells under 5 gallons per minute
- 19.6%
Where wells are in Loudon County
What drillers noted about the water
Of 1,469 records with a water note, 10 mention sulfur, 0 mention iron and 54 mention cloudy, dingy or muddy water.
Those notes were made once, when each well was finished, so they don't show how common these problems are today. A water test is the only way to know what's in yours.
Wells by decade drilled
| Decade | Home wells | Median depth |
|---|---|---|
| 1960s | 179 | 143 ft |
| 1970s | 300 | 210 ft |
| 1980s | 392 | 268 ft |
| 1990s | 506 | 273 ft |
| 2000s | 288 | 310 ft |
| 2010s | 139 | 340 ft |
| 2020s | 163 | 400 ft |
Other counties
- Sevier County
- Blount County
- Knox County
- Jefferson County
- Monroe County
- Grainger County
- Hawkins County
- McMinn County
- Cocke County
Based on residential wells in Tennessee state records, excluding abandoned wells. Last calculated 2026-10-30. These figures are not official.