Well Water in Pike County: What to Test and Why

High Risk
Testing Strongly Recommended 4 well tests on record
Top Concerns in This County
Radon Iron Manganese

About Well Water in Pike County

4 well testing events are on record for Pike County, Georgia. The primary contaminants detected are Radon, Iron, Manganese.Data is limited for this county — results should be interpreted with caution.

Private well owners are responsible for their own water quality. Annual testing is recommended. See testing recommendations for Pike County.

Contaminant Detection Data

Contaminant Samples % Above MCL Distribution Confidence Risk
Radon 1 100%
Low High
Iron 2 50%
Low High
Manganese 2 50%
Low High
Fluoride 4 0%
Low Low
Nitrite 2 0%
Low Low
Arsenic 2 0%
Low Low
Chloride 4 0%
Low Low
Arsenic 2 0%
Low Low
Fluoride 4 0%
Low Low
Nitrite 2 0%
Low Low
Lead 2 0%
Low Low
Nitrate 4 0%
Low Low
Sulfate 4 0%
Low Low
Hardness 4
Low Low
Sodium 4
Low Low
pH 4
Low Low

MCL = Maximum Contaminant Level (EPA limit for public water; used as benchmark for private wells). Distribution shows % of sampled wells in each concentration band. Methodology.
* Microbial contaminants (E. coli, coliform) reflect only samples from the last 10 years.

Data shows potential risk — a certified test confirms whether your water is affected.

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Population Health Context

Population-level CDC data. Not individual risk prediction.

7.0%
Cancer Prevalence
(state avg: 6.3%)

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