Tap Water Results

Strontium in drinking water

A natural mineral, common in groundwater.

Health: High levels can affect bone development.

1.5 ppm
EPA reference concentration

Across the US

4,734
systems with results
4,734
detected at least once
273
results above the health guideline

Those 273 systems serve about 18.2 million people.

From EPA's earlier unregulated contaminant testing (UCMR 3). These results are older, so ask your utility for current data.

Highest results

Water systemStatePeopleHighest result
Goforth Special Utility DistrictTX34,89362 ppm
Germantown Water UtilityWI20,02752.6 ppm
Brookfield Water UtilityWI29,07040.5 ppm
City of KyleTX52,00039.8 ppm
Waukesha Water UtilityWI70,71839 ppm
Little Chute WaterworksWI12,16827 ppm
Kaukauna UtilitiesWI17,49326.9 ppm
Menomonee Falls Water Works – GroundwaterWI1,79622 ppm
Sjwtx Triple Peak PlantTX32,97321.8 ppm
Wrightstown WaterworksWI3,81521 ppm
Oatman Water CompanyAZ23013 ppm
Fond du Lac WaterworksWI44,67811.7 ppm
Aqua Ohio – TiffinOH20,27911 ppm
Darboy Sanitary District 1WI13,02411 ppm
City of BoerneTX24,76910.8 ppm
Jackson Public Water SystemMO15,00010.3 ppm
Allouez WaterworksWI13,9239.83 ppm
San Antonio Water SystemTX2.6 million9.8 ppm
Sarasota County Special Utilities DistrictFL272,2679.69 ppm
Middlesex Water CompanyNJ233,3767.76 ppm
Ruidoso Water SystemNM15,9477.6 ppm
Antioch Water SystemIL14,1757.55 ppm
Western Virginia Water AuthorityVA182,7007.28 ppm
Pluris-South Gate UtilitiesFL15,8977.28 ppm
City of KerrvilleTX30,5307.12 ppm

States with the most detections

Sources

The limits, health goals and health effects on this page come from these EPA sources. The results come from EPA's monitoring data for each water system.

This page summarizes public regulatory information. It is not medical advice. How we source and check this site.

Questions

What is the safe level of Strontium in drinking water?

There is no federal legal limit. EPA reference concentration: 1.5 ppm.

Source: U.S. EPA drinking water records and PFAS testing (UCMR 5). How we read the data.