How to find underground water using google earth

Step 1

Examine the surrounding landscape for clues as to where water might be located on the property. Water is more likely to be present in areas of depression, such as a valley, rather than a hilly area.

The presence of certain plants and trees that gravitate toward water can also be a clue to the existence of underground water sources.

Underground water detector

You may need to do some research or consult with a professional horticulturist who can help you to identify the species of trees and plants in your area that may be feeding from underground water sources.

Step 2

Dig in areas of dried up riverbeds, ponds or streams.

Infonet-Biovision.com notes that even in areas of dried up riverbeds and streambeds, underground water often exists just below the surface. Use a common shovel or spade to dig several test holes five to seven feet in ground depth.

Keep the test holes spaced at least four feet apart to help you determine if underground water may be present in one area and not another. If water is present underground, it will begin to seep into the hole as you dig close

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