Historical Water Use Estimates

These estimates are produced using information from the annual Water Use Survey and water use estimates for irrigation, livestock, municipal, manufacturing, mining and steam-electric power categories. Summary estimates for 1999 and earlier are static historical estimates. Data reports for 2000 and later are generated directly from the TWDB's Water Use database and reflect the most current and accurate data available to the agency. Note: periodically, the data reports are refreshed to include any new or corrected information.

Water Use Summary Estimates

The 2023 Texas Water Use Estimates are now available.

Select a report link below, then filter from a dropdown menu on the top left of the report screen. After choosing from the dropdown menu, click 'View Report' on the top right portion of the screen to run the report. The data can be exported and saved as a PDF or Excel document.

2023 Summary


State and Region (Region Water Planning map)


County


Major River Basin (Major River Basin map)


Historical Water Reuse

  • Historical Water Reuse Intake Report, 2000 and Later
    Water reuse intake report for all surveyed public water systems and industrial facilities, including both direct and indirect reuse intake volumes, seller (if applicable) and reuse type (landscape, agriculture, industrial and other).

Historical Irrigation Water Use Estimates


Regional Water Planning Water User Group (WUG) Utility Gallons Per Capita Daily (GPCD)


Public Water Systems


Industrial Users


Water Use Survey Reports and Survey Submission Status

Supplemental Information

Note:Historical Water Use Estimates are specific to the location where surface and groundwater is used by end users, whereas Historical Groundwater Pumpage Estimates are specific to the location where groundwater is pumped from the aquifer. The location of use may not necessarily be the same as the location of the source due to water transfers or purchases from other geographic areas.

For questions about the Water Use Survey, please contact the Water Use Survey Team, (512) 463-7952