Caldas
Yes. Tap water in Caldas, Colombia is low risk across 27 listed water systems.
- 27Low
- 0Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- AguadasLow risk
- AnsermaLow risk
- AranzazuLow risk
- BelalcázarLow risk
- ChinchináLow risk
- FiladelfiaLow risk
- La DoradaLow risk
- La MercedLow risk
- ManizalesLow risk
- ManzanaresLow risk
- MarmatoLow risk
- MarquetaliaLow risk
- MarulandaLow risk
- NeiraLow risk
- NorcasiaLow risk
- PalestinaLow risk
- PensilvaniaLow risk
- PácoraLow risk
- RiosucioLow risk
- RisaraldaLow risk
- SalaminaLow risk
- SamanáLow risk
- San JoséLow risk
- SupíaLow risk
- VictoriaLow risk
- VillamaríaLow risk
- ViterboLow risk
Each municipality is rated on its IRCA score for town water. IRCA runs from 0 (no risk) to 100. Up to 5 is treated here as low risk. From 5.1 to 14 is not officially fit to drink untreated. From 14.1 to 35 is high risk on this site, and above 35 is critical. Rural water is often worse and is shown separately when it was reported. Some departments are absent because town-by-town results were not available.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Caldas, Colombia?
Yes. Tap water in Caldas, Colombia is low risk across 27 listed water systems.
Where do these ratings come from?
Instituto Nacional de Salud, SIVICAP water quality surveillance (IRCA) 2023–2024. Period covered: 2023 to 2024.