How deep should a borehole be

The depth of a borehole depends on several factors, including the purpose of the borehole and the geological conditions of the site. Boreholes can be drilled to various depths, ranging from shallow wells to deep boreholes.

The depth of a borehole for water supply purposes typically varies based on the availability of groundwater and the local hydrogeology. In some areas, water can be accessed at relatively shallow depths, typically between 30 to 100 meters (100 to 330 feet).

In other areas with deeper aquifers, boreholes may need to be drilled to depths exceeding 300 meters (1,000 feet) or more. consult with hydrogeological experts or drilling professionals to determine the appropriate depth for a borehole based on the specific requirements and conditions of your location.