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EWG's Tap Water Database — 2021 UPDATE

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Nitrate

Paradise Ranch Mobile Home Park

Nitrate, a fertilizer chemical, frequently contaminates drinking water due to agricultural and urban runoff, and discharges from municipal wastewater treatment plants and septic tanks. Excessive nitrate in water can cause oxygen deprivation in infants and increase the risk of cancer. Click here to read more about nitrate.

 

67

Samples

0

Samples exceeding legal limit (MCL)

65

Samples exceeding
health guidelines

Testing results - average by year

 
YearAverage resultSamples takenDetectionsRange of results
20140.481 ppm10100.226 ppm - 0.768 ppm
20150.814 ppm12120.490 ppm - 1.60 ppm
20161.10 ppm12120.610 ppm - 2.10 ppm
20170.631 ppm11110.430 ppm - 1.10 ppm
20180.290 ppm990.140 ppm - 0.440 ppm
20190.624 ppm13130.140 ppm - 4.20 ppm

ppm = parts per million

State and national drinking water standards and health guidelines

EWG Health Guideline 0.14 ppm

The EWG Health Guideline of 0.14 ppm for nitrate was defined by EWG . This health guideline protects against cancer and harm to fetal growth and development.

EPA Maximum Contaminant
Level (MCL) 10 ppm

The legal limit for nitrate, established in 1962, was developed to protect infants from acute methemoglobinemia, a life-threatening disorder of oxygen transport in the body. This limit does not fully protect against the risk of cancer and harm to the developing fetus.

ppm = parts per million

All test results

Date Lab ID Result
2014-02-055806-021-13360.633 ppm
2014-04-025806-021-14340.768 ppm
2014-05-145806-021-13420.452 ppm
2014-06-045806-021-14170.361 ppm
2014-07-025806-021-14560.226 ppm
2014-08-065806-021-13440.587 ppm
2014-09-035806-021-13160.452 ppm
2014-10-015806-021-14070.339 ppm
2014-11-055806-021-14120.474 ppm
2014-12-105806-021-14270.520 ppm
2015-01-075806-021-14540.836 ppm
2015-02-045806-021-13450.678 ppm
2015-03-045806-021-14470.565 ppm
2015-04-015806-021-14310.745 ppm
2015-05-065806-021-14160.926 ppm
2015-06-035806-021-14270.678 ppm
2015-07-085806-021-13280.655 ppm
2015-08-125806-021-13290.910 ppm
2015-09-095806-021-14280.900 ppm
2015-10-075806-021-14150.790 ppm
2015-11-045806-021-14200.490 ppm
2015-12-025806-021-13111.60 ppm
2016-01-065806-021-14232.10 ppm
2016-02-035806-021-14301.30 ppm
2016-03-025806-021-11150.610 ppm
2016-04-065806-021-14280.990 ppm
2016-05-045806-021-14320.800 ppm
2016-06-085806-021-14291.10 ppm
2016-07-065806-021-14450.870 ppm
2016-08-095806-021-13570.980 ppm
2016-09-145806-021-14021.000 ppm
2016-10-125806-021-13560.920 ppm
2016-11-025806-021-14520.780 ppm
2016-12-075806-021-14281.80 ppm
2017-01-115806-021-14451.10 ppm
2017-02-015806-021-14060.520 ppm
2017-03-015806-021-14171.10 ppm
2017-04-055806-021-15290.720 ppm
2017-05-035806-021-14150.520 ppm
2017-06-075806-021-14360.460 ppm
2017-07-125806-021-14100.500 ppm
2017-08-025806-021-14370.430 ppm
2017-09-065806-021-14360.510 ppm
2017-10-045806-021-14500.530 ppm
2017-12-065806-021-14200.550 ppm
2018-01-035806-021-14100.440 ppm
2018-04-045806-021-14390.140 ppm
2018-06-065806-021-14300.220 ppm
2018-07-115806-021-14290.340 ppm
2018-08-085806-021-15060.390 ppm
2018-09-055806-021-14250.330 ppm
2018-10-035806-021-14200.260 ppm
2018-11-075806-021-14270.250 ppm
2018-12-125806-021-14540.240 ppm
2019-01-095806-021-13200.260 ppm
2019-02-255806-021-14390.210 ppm
2019-03-135806-021-15430.360 ppm
2019-04-035806-021-13580.210 ppm
2019-05-085806-021-14250.210 ppm
2019-06-125806-021-14470.270 ppm
2019-07-035806-021-09360.500 ppm
2019-08-215806-021-14520.600 ppm
2019-09-115806-021-14120.370 ppm
2019-09-255806-021-15500.530 ppm
2019-10-095806-021-14560.250 ppm
2019-11-135806-021-15124.20 ppm
2019-12-115806-021-14190.140 ppm