Metals

Antimony in U.S. tap water

81 public water systems across 18 U.S. states report Antimony in their annual Consumer Confidence Report. 2 sit at or above the federal limit.

81
systems measuring
2
over the limit
18
states represented

At or above the federal limit (2)

Water systemMeasured
Camp Williams-resort Water — Manhattan Beach, Ca, CA
2020 annual report
6 ug/L
Camp Williams-resort Water — Manhattan Beach, Ca, CA
2021 annual report
6 ug/L

Within the federal limit (79)

Water systemMeasured
City of Baltimore, MD
2024 annual report
2.87 ug/L
Akron, OH
2024 annual report
1.72 ug/L
Baton Rouge, LA
2024 annual report
1.3 ug/L
St George, UT
2024 annual report
0–1 ug/L
Buffalo, NY
2023 annual report
0.8 ug/L
Jersey City, NJ
2024 annual report
0.000637 mg/L
Philadelphia, PA
2023 annual report
0.0006 mg/L
Jacksonville, FL
2024 annual report
0.53 ug/L
City of Hialeah, FL
2023 annual report
0.07–0.5 ug/L
City of North Miami Beach, FL
2023 annual report
0.07–0.5 ug/L
Miami Dade, FL
2023 annual report
0.07–0.5 ug/L
St Louis, MO
2024 annual report
0.31 ug/L
Brown Deer, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Butler, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Franklin, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Greendale, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Greenfield, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Hales Corners, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Menomonee Falls, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Mequon, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Milwaukee, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
New Berlin, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Shorewood, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
St. Francis, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Thiensville, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Waukesha, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Wauwatosa, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
West Allis, WI
2023 annual report
0.17 ug/L
Pembroke Pines, FL
2024 annual report
0.09 ug/L
Reno, NV
2024 annual report
0.01221 ug/L
Hialeah, FL
2023 annual report
0.005 ug/L
West Valley City, UT
2024 annual report
0.001 ug/L
Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency — Palmdale, Ca, CA
2023 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency — Palmdale, Ca, CA
2020 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency — Palmdale, Ca, CA
2021 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency — Palmdale, Ca, CA
2022 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Beverly Hills-city, Water Dept. — Beverly Hills, Ca, CA
2022 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Birmingham, AL
2024 annual report
Not detected mg/L
Boron Csd — Boron, Ca, CA
2022 annual report
Not detected ug/L
City of Hampton, VA
2024 annual report
Not detected ug/L
City of Newport News, VA
2025 annual report
Not detected ug/L
City of Poquoson, VA
2024 annual report
Not detected ug/L
City of Poquoson, VA
2025 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Cleveland, OH
2024 annual report
Not detected mg/L
Columbus, OH
2025 annual report
Not detected mg/L
Covina Irrigating Co. — West Covina, Ca, CA
2023 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Covina Irrigating Co. — West Covina, Ca, CA
2020 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Covina Irrigating Co. — West Covina, Ca, CA
2021 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Foothill Municipal Water Dist. — La Canada Flintridge, Ca, CA
2023 annual report
Not detected ug/L
Garland, TX
2024 annual report
0–0 ug/L

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Frequently asked

+What is Antimony?

Antimony is a contaminant some U.S. public water utilities measure and report in their annual Consumer Confidence Report.

+What is the federal limit for Antimony in drinking water?

The federal MCL for Antimony is 0.006 mg/L. The EPA enforces this against the regulated reporting statistic (typically a running annual average or 90th percentile), not a single-sample spike.

+How many U.S. water systems have Antimony over the federal limit?

2 of the 81 public water systems on The Water Map report Antimony at or above its federal limit, spanning 18 U.S. states. The full list is on this page.

+How can I check if Antimony is in my city's tap water?

Search your city on The Water Map (https://www.thewatermap.com/) or browse the list on this page. Every U.S. public water utility is required to publish an annual Consumer Confidence Report that lists every contaminant it measured, including Antimony.

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