| State |
Number of water testing sites from domestic and public-supply wells and springs collected |
Non-detect |
1 - 7.5 micrograms/liter of lead |
7.5 - 15 micrograms/liter of lead |
>15 micrograms/liter of lead |
| Alabama |
26 - 50 testing sites throughout the state; no testing sites in the farm north part |
majority of testing sites |
three testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Alaska |
no testing sites |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
| Arizona |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
eight testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Arkansas |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state, but primarily around Little Rock |
majority of testing sites |
six testing sites |
zero testing sites |
three testing sites |
| California |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state, heaviest testing all along the central valley and along the coast |
majority of testing sites |
detected throughout the state |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Colorado |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state, but mainly around Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs |
majority of testing sites |
five testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Connecticut |
1 - 25 testing sites throughout the state |
less than half of the testing sites |
majority of the testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Delaware |
testing sites densily distributed across the state |
half of the testing sites |
half of the testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Florida |
75 - 100 testing sites through out the state; no testing sites in the southwest part of the state |
majority of testing sites |
thirteen testing sites |
zero testing sites |
one testing site |
| Georgia |
greater than 100 testing sites distrubuted evenly throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
nine testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Hawaii |
1 - 25 testing sites on O'ahu and the Island of Hawaii |
all testing sites on the the Island of Hawaii |
all testing sites on O'ahu |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Idaho |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
approximately twelve testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Illinois |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed across the northern half of the state, with several sites in the should near the border with Indian and Kentucky |
majority of testing sites |
two testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Indiana |
1-25 testing sites located in the area around Lafayette and in the northwest quadrant of the state, south of Lake Michigan; one testing site in the far north, one in the center of the state, one in the south, and one near Fort Wayne in the northeastern quadrant. |
majority of testing sites |
three testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Iowa |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed evenly throughout the state; very densly tested state on the map |
majority of testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Kansas |
50 - 100 testing sites mainly in the western half of the state |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Kentucky |
1 testing site in the far west part of the state |
zero testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Louisiana |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state |
majority of the testing sites |
nine testing sites distributed throughout the state |
one testing site |
two testing sites |
| Maine |
25 - 50 testing sites concentrated in the southern part of the state |
majority of the testing sites |
three testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Maryland |
testing sites densily distributed across the state |
unable to determine due to low resolution on map |
unable to determine due to low resolution on map |
approximately 5 testing sites |
three testing sites |
| Massachusetts |
1 - 25 testing sites throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
three testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Michigan |
1 - 25 testing sites in the southeast quadrant of the state |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Minnesota |
50 - 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state, but mainly around St. Paul on the eastern boarder |
majority fo the testing sites |
three testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Mississippi |
75 - 100 testing sites throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
approximately 7 testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Missouri |
25 - 50 testing sites throughout the state, but primarily in the southeast quadrant |
majority of testing sites |
five testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| Montana |
25 - 50 testing sites mainly along the western border and in the northeast quadrant, and a few near the southern border with Wyoming |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Nebraska |
no testing sites |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
| Nevada |
25 - 50 testing sites distributed throughout the state |
majority of testing sites |
approximately ten testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| New Hampshire |
25 -50 testing sites distrubuted evenly throughout the state |
majority of the testing sites |
One testing site |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| New Jersey |
testing sites densily distributed across the state |
unable to determine due to low resolution on map |
majority of the testing sites |
3-5 testing sites |
one testing site |
| New Mexico |
25 - 50 testing sites distrubuted throughout the state, but heavily concentrated around Sante Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces |
majority of the testing sites |
six testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| New York |
25 - 50 testing sites throughout the state; no testing sites in the farm north or the southwest corner |
majority of the testing sites |
six testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| North Carolina |
greater than 100 testing sites distrubuted evenly throughout the state |
majority of the testing sites |
four testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| North Dakota |
26 - 50 testing sites evenly distrubuted throughout the state |
majority of the testing sites |
eight testing sites |
one testing site |
one testing site |
| Ohio |
26 - 50 testing sites throughout the state; no testing sites in the far south of the state |
majority of the testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Oklahoma |
75 - 100 testing sites throughout the state, heavily concentrated around Oaklahoma City |
majority of the testing sites |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Oregon |
1 - 25 testing sites in the northwest quadrant of the state only |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Pennsylvania |
100+ testing sites primarily in the eastern and central part of the state |
less than half of the testing sites |
majority of the testing sites |
3 testing sites |
one testing site |
| Rhode Island |
1 - 25 testing sites distrubuted throughout the state |
all testing sites |
one testing site |
one testing site |
zero testing sites |
| South Carolina |
76 - 100 testing sites evenly distrubuted throughout state |
majority of testing sites |
nine testing sites |
two testing sites |
one testing site |
| South Dakota |
1 - 25 testing sites throughout the state, but mainly along the northern boarder near the Missouri River |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Tennessee |
no testing sites |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
not applicable |
| Texas |
100+ testing sites in distrubuted throughout the northwest and west, and the south and southeast parts of the state |
majority of testing sites |
approximately 20+ testing sites |
two testing sites |
two testing sites |
| Utah |
26 - 50 testing sites distributed throughout the state, but heavily concentrated around Salt Lake City |
majority of testing sites |
approximately 12 testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Vermont |
4 testing sites in the central and easter part of the state |
all testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Virginia |
100+ testing sites evenly distributed throughout the state |
majority of the testing sites |
four in the far north |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Washington |
1 - 25 testing sites distributed throughout the central and eastern parts of the state |
majority of testing sites |
four testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| West Virginia |
26 - 50 testing sites in the north and northeastern part of the state; one testing site in the south-central region |
majority of testing sites |
two testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Wisconsin |
greater than 100 testing sites throughout the state, but mainly on the eastern half of the state and some concentrated near the western border with Minnesota along the Mississippi River |
majority of testing sites |
two testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |
| Wyoming |
greater than 100 testing sites distributed throughout the state, but mainly in the southeast quadrant; the eastern regions tested most heavily |
majority of testing sites |
two testing sites |
zero testing sites |
zero testing sites |