Ground Water — Water Systems
Water systems sourced from wells and aquifers. Ground water is naturally filtered but can contain minerals and contaminants from underground sources.
Ground Water Systems (32)
Jea Major Grid
Jacksonville, Florida
Tucson City Of
Tucson, Arizona
Memphis Light, Gas, & Water
Memphis, Tennessee
Baton Rouge Water Company
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Lincoln, City Of
Lincoln, Nebraska
Glen Burnie-Broadneck
Millersville, Maryland
Madison Water Utility
Madison, Wisconsin
Emerald Coast Utilities Authority (ecua)
Pensacola, Florida
Liberty Utilities New York - Lynbrook
Merrick, New York
Wildwood City Water Department
Rio Grande, New Jersey
Tallahassee, City Of
Tallahassee, Florida
Gru - Murphree Wtp
Gainesville, Florida
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Lafayette Utilities Water System
Lafayette, Louisiana
Lansing Board of Water & Light
Lansing, Michigan
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities
Kansas City, Kansas
Il American-Champaign
Godfrey, Illinois
Cedar Rapids Water Department
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
City of Columbia Utilities
Columbia, Missouri
Rochester
Rochester, Minnesota
South Bend Water Works
South Bend, Indiana
Las Cruces Municipal Water System
Las Cruces, New Mexico
Brooklyn Park
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
Sioux City Water Supply
Sioux City, Iowa
City of Gulfport
Gulfport, Mississippi
City of Southaven
Southaven, Mississippi
City of Olive Branch
Olive Branch, Mississippi
Roswell Municipal Water System
Roswell, New Mexico
Grand Island, City Of
Grand Island, Nebraska
City of Hattiesburg
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Papillion, City Of
Papillion, Nebraska
Kearney, City Of
Kearney, Nebraska
Frequently Asked Questions
32 tracked water systems use ground water as their primary source, serving a total of 6,766,369 people. The average Water Safety Score for these systems is 78/100.
Ground water from wells is naturally filtered through rock and soil, which removes many contaminants. However, it can contain dissolved minerals, arsenic, and contaminants from underground sources. Proper testing and treatment ensure safety.
Water source type is classified by the EPA in the Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS). Systems report whether they draw primarily from surface water (rivers, lakes, reservoirs), ground water (wells, aquifers), or a mix of both.