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ZIP 21658 · Queenstown, MD · EPA MD0170003

Town Of Queenstown: water report for ZIP 21658

System name
Town Of Queenstown
EPA PWS ID
MD0170003
Location
Queenstown, MD
Population served
705
Water source
Ground water
Primary EPA source
EPA ECHO record for MD0170003

Make sure this is the system tied to your address before using these results to make a decision about your own water. A ZIP code is not a street address.

EPA lab monitoring (UCMR 5)

EPA has no UCMR 5 (PFAS and lithium) monitoring results on file for this system.

UCMR 5 results are monitoring data, not a compliance determination. PFAS compliance is governed by separate EPA drinking-water rules. Some PFAS rule changes are proposed for 2026 — see what's proposed.

Lead at customer taps

Lead at sampled customer taps, 90th percentile (Jan. 2022–Dec. 2024): 0 ppb. EPA's current action level is 15 ppb; its health goal (MCLG) is 0.

Lead is regulated with an action level rather than a standard MCL. EPA's lead action level is 15 ppb today; the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements lower it to 10 ppb starting Nov. 1, 2027.

Violations on the federal record

The EPA record shows 16 violations, 0 health-based.

TypeRule / contaminantSince
Record · other violationSurface Water Treatment2014
Record · missed required testing or reportingLead & Copper Rule2015
Record · missed required testing or reportingLead & Copper Rule2016
Record · missed required testing or reportingNitrate2016
Record · missed required testing or reportingArsenic2018
Record · missed required testing or reportingNitrate2023
Record · missed required testing or reportingNitrate2023
Record · missed required testing or reportingTotal Trihalomethanes (TTHM)2022
Record · missed required testing or reportingHaloacetic Acids (HAA5)2022
Record · missed required monitoringColiform bacteria (Revised Total Coliform Rule)2024
Record · missed required testing or reportingTotal Trihalomethanes (TTHM)2024
Record · missed required testing or reportingHaloacetic Acids (HAA5)2024

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What the numbers mean

EPA uses two different benchmarks: the legal limit (MCL) and the health goal (MCLG). They are not always the same number. Read EPA's explanation →

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Sources: U.S. EPA SDWIS (system record and violations, queried live) · EPA SDWIS lead & copper 90th-percentile results. EPA data can lag the latest tests.