Radium in Well Water | Anne Arundel County Health …
WEBOwners of existing private wells in northern Anne Arundel County (see map) are encouraged to test for radium. The results of testing indicate two out of every three wells exceed the drinking water standard for radium. Where radium levels test high, well replacement or a water treatment unit is recommended.
Radium in Drinking Water (A Homeowner's Guide) - Department …
WEBShort term gross alpha testing is being required for new or replacement wells in northern Anne Arundel County (see attached map). No wells in the Aquia aquifer or wells south of the testing line shown on the map have been found to have radium levels above drinking water standards.
Wells and Well Water | Anne Arundel County Health Department
WEBAnne Arundel County Department of Health Test Results for 5 Wells on Summerfield Road (Gambrills) Summary of Findings. Application for Assistance Septic Systems Private Wells and Radium Water Treatment Systems. Bay Restoration Fund Grant Agreement.
Water Quality Problem Areas Based On Existing Conditions
WEBThe Anne Arundel County Department of Health has identified five potential groundwater problem areas within the county, shown in the figure below. These problem areas are due to saltwater intrusion, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and elevated levels of nitrate, radium, arsenic and cadmium.
Radium Water Quality Testing Area - opendata.aacounty.org
WEBThis is the Radium Water Quality Testing Area layer for Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
WEBShort term gross alpha testing is being required for new or replacement wells in northern Anne Arundel County (see attached map). No wells in the Aquia aquifer or wells south of the testing line shown on the map have been found to have radium levels above drinking water standards.
Drinking Water Quality Reports - Anne Arundel County
WEBProviding high-quality drinking water to our communities is the number one goal of the dedicated professionals in the Department of Public Works (DPW) Bureau of Utilities, and this report provides you with important information on the thousands of water quality tests administered over the past year.
WEBAnne Arundel County is committed to providing its citizens with drinking water that meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards. As these standards and regulations evolve, we strive to adopt new and better methods to deliver the best quality drinking water in the most cost-effective manner. We encourage you to take the time to
WEBFigure 2 (above) shows the locations in the aquifers where high levels of radium occur in the groundwater, which range in depth from the surface to about 100 feet below sea level. The highest level of radium detected in the study was 66 pCi/L – over thirteen times the acceptable level.
Open Data - Anne Arundel County, Maryland
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