Tap Water Results

Vanadium in drinking water

A natural metal, high in some volcanic aquifers.

21 ppb
EPA reference concentration

Across the US

4,734
systems with results
3,511
detected at least once
161
results above the health guideline

Those 161 systems serve about 15.5 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
Edmond Public Works AuthorityOK79,408193 ppb
Moore Public Works AuthorityOK55,083147 ppb
Norman Utilities AuthorityOK104,868138 ppb
Rancho California Water DistrictCA146,147110 ppb
Cape Girardeau Public Water SystemMO39,94199.6 ppb
North Kona Water SystemHI29,58198 ppb
City of RiponCA15,75394 ppb
City of MustangOK18,57693.4 ppb
City of BanningCA31,68092 ppb
Sacramento Suburban Water DistrictCA194,44485 ppb
City of TulareCA72,24185 ppb
Victorville Water DistrictCA140,72177 ppb
Lihue-Kapaa Water SystemHI34,85472 ppb
Salt River Public WorksAZ20,95172 ppb
City of FresnoCA545,97071 ppb
Waikoloa Water SystemHI12,10071 ppb
Tull WaterAR1,98769.9 ppb
Lake Hemet Municipal Water DistrictCA52,91368 ppb
City of KermanCA17,25665 ppb
Yukon Water SystemOK22,49864.4 ppb
Arvin Community Services DistrictCA19,66963 ppb
Yucaipa Valley Water DistrictCA52,20259 ppb
City of Sugar LandTX80,38158 ppb
City of Paso Robles Water DivisionCA31,17658 ppb
City of Midland Water Purification PlantTX157,00057 ppb

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 Vanadium in drinking water?

There is no federal legal limit. EPA reference concentration: 21 ppb.

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