Clyde sits east of Abilene on I-20 in Callahan County. Its 2020 census population was 3,811, and it has kept growing since. Many homes on acreage around Clyde and toward Lake Clyde rely on private wells.
Groundwater around Clyde
Historically, the Antlers (Trinity) aquifer has been an important water source in Callahan County, and the City of Clyde drilled public supply wells into it for decades, according to a Texas Water Development Board county report. Depth, yield and water quality still vary by location, so check well reports near your property before you build.
Permits in Callahan County
From what we could find in state records, Callahan County is not currently inside a groundwater conservation district. State well-construction standards still apply, and county subdivision rules may affect new developments. District boundaries can change, so confirm the current situation for your parcel with your driller.
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