Report Water Level

This page crowdsources groundwater depth by pincode — the kind of on-the-ground signal that's easy for any one person to check (a borewell, hand pump, or open well) but hard to see at a city or regional scale without people sharing it. Enough local readings, gathered over time, start to sketch where water tables are holding steady and where they're falling faster than usual.

Submit a reading

Sign in with Google, then share your pincode and the depth to water at your source, in whichever unit you find easier to measure in. One reading per person per day, tied to your signed-in email so the average stays honest.

Check water levels by pincode

See the latest reported readings and the average for any pincode. No sign-in needed. Figures below are in meters below ground level.

About this data: these readings are submitted directly by the public, not measured or verified by h2osave. Different people may measure differently, sources vary (borewell vs. hand pump vs. open well), and a pincode may have very few submissions. Treat this as a community signal, not an authoritative reading — for official groundwater figures, refer to a government source such as the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB).