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Carbon tetrachloride in Drinking Water

6.5 violations per affected system (95,413 across 14,788) - dense load (> 5.8 violations per affected system).

EPA contaminant code: 2982

Total Violations
95,413
Systems Affected
14,788
Health-Based %
0.5%
Violations / System
6.5

Carbon tetrachloride standing, high-volume SDWIS third

Carbon tetrachloride sits in the upper third of this extract by raw violation count (95,413), so the national record is thick enough that system-level lists below are a sample of a much larger compliance trail rather than a near-complete inventory. Load is concentrated: 6.5 violations per affected system (dense load (> 5.8 violations per affected system)), which usually means repeat findings on the same PWSIDs rather than one-off detections spread thin. Health-based share is only 0.5% - almost all of this analyte's trail is monitoring/reporting rather than MCL exceedance. Among 157 indexable contaminants, this page is #21 by violation volume. Utilities listed below are ranked by cumulative violation count for this analyte; pair that with population served to gauge household exposure scale.

Nationwide similar contaminants

Nearest by violation volume

Nearest by systems affected

Carbon tetrachloride: mixed health vs monitoring split

0.5% health-based · 99.5% monitoring/reporting across 95,413 records.

Health-based (0.5%) Monitoring/Reporting (99.5%)

Most Affected Water Systems

Context: understanding water quality data · is my water safe?

Data sourced from EPA SDWIS and UCMR5 PFAS monitoring data. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainWater

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