Tap water · GA

Atlanta Watershed Management

EPA system ID GA1210001 · serves about 1,089,893 people. Every US utility must publish an annual water quality report — here’s the official one (2025), and below it, our plain-English translation.

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What Atlanta Watershed Management found in 2025

14 detected analytes from the utility’s own annual report, hand-normalized — 1 was near or over a limit (flagged below).

DetectedLevelLimit% of limitStatus
Total Trihalomethanes70.5 ppb80 ppb88%Near limit
Haloacetic Acids35.5 ppb60 ppb59%Within limit
Total Coliform (% of Samples)2 % of Samples5 % of Samples40%Within limit
Chlorine1.13 ppm4 ppm28%Within limit
Fluoride0.74 ppm4 ppm19%Within limit
Copper (90th percentile)0.14 ppm1.3 ppm11%Within limit
Lead (90th percentile)1.4 ppb15 ppb9%Within limit
Nitrate/Nitrite0.72 ppm10 ppm7%Within limit
Total Organic Carbon1.4 ppmNo federal limit
Turbidity (highest)0.09 NTUNo federal limit
Perfluorobutanoic acid - “PFBA” — 2023 monitoring0.008 ppbNo federal limit
Perfluoropentanoic acid - “PFPeA” — 2023 monitoring0.005 ppbNo federal limit
Perfluorohexanoic acid - “PFHxA” — 2023 monitoring0.005 ppbNo federal limit
Perfluorobutanesulfonic acid - “PFBS” — 2023 monitoring0.005 ppbNo federal limit

Levels and limits are as printed in the utility’s report (“limit” is the EPA MCL, action level, residual limit, or secondary guideline that applies to that row; “ND” = not detected). Utilities publish these reports annually — we re-check every covered utility each July, after the federal publication deadline. Detected doesn’t mean dangerous — most detections sit far below their limits. This is education, not medical advice.

Zip codes covered

30303 · 30305 · 30308 · 30309 · 30310 · 30311 · 30312 · 30313 · 30314 · 30315 · 30318 · 30326 · 30327 · 30328 · 30342 · 30350 · 30363

Boundary zips partially served by other systems are deliberately unlisted — check your exact zip.