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Unfortunately, Brown County geology is made mostly of shale deposits that do not yield much of groundwater. A well in a shale formation can yield only a few gallons per minute. The only significant source of groundwater in Brown County is the Ohio River Aquifer. We must protect the precious source for the future generations.
