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16 cities covered

Florida water quality and radon, by city

12 of 16 covered Florida cities use chloramine in at least part of the system, and 8 have hard water. None of Florida's 67 counties is EPA radon zone 1, but EPA still recommends testing every home.
CityDisinfectantHardnessLeadPFASRadon
JacksonvilleChlorine11.1 gpg1.5 ppbNot detectedZone 3
MiamiChloramine14.5 gpg3.1 ppbPFOA, PFOSZone 2
TampaChloramine8.0 gpg1.5 ppbPFOS, PFOAZone 2
OrlandoChlorine7.0 gpg2 ppbNot detectedZone 3
St. PetersburgChloramine8.9 gpg1.8 ppbNot detectedZone 3
Port St. LucieChloramineNo data4.6 ppbNot detectedZone 3
HialeahChloramine12.4 gpg0.9 ppbPFOS, PFOAZone 2
Cape CoralChlorine3.5 gpg1.4 ppbNot detectedZone 3
TallahasseeChlorine8.0 gpg1.4 ppbPFOSZone 2
Fort LauderdaleChloramine2.9 gpg4.9 ppbPFOS, PFOAZone 3
Pembroke PinesChloramine2.9 gpg0.6 ppbPFOS, PFOAZone 3
HollywoodChloramine3.0 gpg3.5 ppbPFOA, PFOSZone 3
GainesvilleChloramine8.2 gpg0.7 ppbNot detectedZone 2
MiramarChloramine1.2 gpg1.2 ppbNot detectedZone 3
Palm BayChloramine7.0 gpg2.1 ppbPFOA, PFOSZone 3
Coral SpringsChloramine3.0 gpg1.1 ppbPFOS, PFOAZone 3

Florida radon zones

Zone 1 (highest)0 counties
Zone 29 counties
Zone 3 (lowest)58 counties
Every Florida county