National Well Contamination Map

Contamination sites compared against EPA limits across the United States — sourced from EPA, state DEP/DOH, ATSDR, EWG, DOD & USGS public records

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118 Over EPA limit
2 Near limit
1 Warning
2 Safe (50%+ under limit)
0 Community wells

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Contamination Sites (123)

Map Legend — Color by EPA Limit Proximity

Safe (50%+ under EPA limit)
Warning (50–75% of limit)
Near Limit (75–100%) — pulsing
Over Limit (100%+) — pulsing
Community well (no test data)

Data Disclaimer: Contamination levels shown reflect publicly documented peak measurements from official government sources. Marker colors are calculated as the ratio of measured value to the EPA limit for that contaminant. Markers pulse when readings are at or above 75% of the EPA limit. Actual current levels may differ. This map is for informational and advocacy purposes. For health decisions, consult your county or state health department. Private well owners are strongly encouraged to test annually — find a certified lab through EPA's drinking water lab certification program.

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