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Tennessee

Tennessee drinking water quality

Every public water system in Tennessee we've verified. Each report covers one calendar year and shows the utility's own measured contaminant levels against federal limits.

  • Catoosa Utility District Authority (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Chattanooga (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Clarksville (2024)
    16 contaminants measured· 1 at or above the limit
  • East Ridge (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Elder Mountain (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Fort Oglethorpe (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Knoxville (2024)
    24 contaminants measured
  • Lookout Mountain (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Lookout Mountain, Ga (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Memphis (2024)
    12 contaminants measured
  • Nashville (2023)
    57 contaminants measured· 1 at or above the limit
  • Red Bank (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Rossville (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Signal Mountain (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Walker County (2025)
    24 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit

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