Mendoza
It depends on the town. 38 of 40 listed water systems in Mendoza, Argentina are low risk (95%).
- 38Low
- 2Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- 12 de OctubreLow risk
- 3 de MayoLow risk
- Alto El OlvidoLow risk
- ChapanayLow risk
- ChilecitoLow risk
- ChivilcoyLow risk
- Colonia Las RosasLow risk
- Costa de AraujoLow risk
- Cuadro NacionalLow risk
- El VergelLow risk
- Eugenio BustosLow risk
- General AlvearLow risk
- Greater MendozaMedium risk
- JocolíLow risk
- Jocolí ViejoLow risk
- JunínLow risk
- La ColoniaLow risk
- La ConsultaLow risk
- La DormidaLow risk
- La PazLow risk
- La PegaLow risk
- Las CatitasLow risk
- Las CuevasLow risk
- MalargüeLow risk
- PalmiraLow risk
- PareditasLow risk
- PenitentesLow risk
- PolvaredasLow risk
- Puente del IncaLow risk
- Punta de VacasLow risk
- RivadaviaLow risk
- San CarlosLow risk
- San MartínMedium risk
- San RafaelLow risk
- Santa RosaLow risk
- TunuyánLow risk
- UspallataLow risk
- Villa 25 de MayoLow risk
- Villa AntiguaLow risk
- Villa TulumayaLow risk
Argentina has no national water-test database. These pages include only places whose water company or regulator publishes results. Mendoza towns use AySAM’s monthly bacteria reports for six months of 2025. Buenos Aires uses ERAS figures for AySA’s whole service area, which are not published district by district.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Mendoza, Argentina?
It depends on the town. 38 of 40 listed water systems in Mendoza, Argentina are low risk (95%).
Where do these ratings come from?
AySAM monthly reports to EPAS (Mendoza) and ERAS benchmarking report 2023 (AySA). Period covered: 2023 to 2025.