Delivering high-quality water from our facilities and effectively managing the water supply is our 24-hour a day responsibility.

Tampa Bay Water delivers an average of 182 million gallons per day (mgd) to the region through a diverse water supply network that includes a Surface Water Treatment Plant, the three sources that supply it, seven groundwater treatment plants, 13 regional wellfields, and almost 200 miles of pipeline. Each of these facilities is part of the Master Water Plan, a blueprint to meet the long-term drinking water needs of the Tampa Bay region.

Current Water Supplies

For information on currently active water supplies, click on one of the locations on the map below, or use the dropdown menu located above the map.

Click on map location below, or use this list to select a facility 1 Cosme-Odessa Wellfield 2 Cross Bar Ranch Wellfield 3 Cypress Bridge Wellfield 4 Cypress Creek Wellfield 5 Eldridge-Wilde Wellfield 6 Morris Bridge Wellfield 7 Northwest Hillsborough Regional Wellfield 8 North Pasco Regional Wellfield 9 Section 21 Wellfield 10 South-Central Hillsborough Regional Wellfield 11 South Pasco Wellfield 12 Starkey Wellfield 13 Alafia River Pump Station 14 Brandon South-Central Connection 15 Brandon Urban Dispersed Wells 16 North-Central Hillsborough Intertie 17 South-Central Hillsborough Intertie 18 Tampa Bypass Canal 19 C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir 20 Tampa Bay Seawater Desalination 21 Tampa Bay Regional Water Treatment Plants 22 Carrollwood Wells 23 Eagles Wells