Maryland

It depends on the town. 60 of 73 listed water systems in Maryland, United States are low risk (82.2%).

• 60Low
• 13Medium
• 0High
• 0Critical

• Aberdeen2 systems · low risk
• AbingdonLow risk
• Annapolis2 systems · low risk
• BaltimoreMedium risk
• Bel Air2 systems · low risk
• Berlin2 systems · low risk
• BoonsboroLow risk
• BowieMedium risk
• Broad CreekLow risk
• BrunswickLow risk
• Bryans RoadLow risk
• CambridgeLow risk
• CentrevilleLow risk
• CharlestownMedium risk
• Chesapeake BeachLow risk
• Chesapeake Ranch EstatesLow risk
• ChestertownMedium risk
• ColumbiaLow risk
• Crofton-odentonLow risk
• Cumberland3 systems · low risk
• DelmarLow risk
• DentonLow risk
• Eastern Correctional InstituteMedium risk
• EastonLow risk
• ElktonMedium risk
• Fort MeadeLow risk
• Frederick3 systems · includes medium risk
• FrostburgLow risk
• FruitlandLow risk
• Glen Burnie-broadneckLow risk
• HagerstownLow risk
• HampsteadLow risk
• Havre de GraceMedium risk
• Indian Head2 systems · low risk
• La Plata2 systems · low risk
• LaurelLow risk
• Lavale SanitaryLow risk
• LeonardtownLow risk
• Lexington ParkLow risk
• LonaconingMedium risk
• ManchesterLow risk
• Md American ProvincesLow risk
• MiddletownLow risk
• Mount AiryLow risk
• Mountain Lake ParkLow risk
• North EastMedium risk
• Ocean CityMedium risk
• Ocean PinesLow risk
• Patuxent Naval Air Station (navfac-wash)Low risk
• PerryvilleMedium risk
• Pocomoke CityMedium risk
• PoolesvilleLow risk
• Prince FrederickLow risk
• Princess AnneLow risk
• RockvilleLow risk
• SalisburyLow risk
• SolomonsLow risk
• StevensvilleLow risk
• TaneytownLow risk
• ThurmontLow risk
• WalkersvilleLow risk
• Westminster2 systems · low risk

Covers community water systems serving 3,300 people or more. The rating uses health-based violations of federal drinking-water standards in the last three years, and whether those violations have been fixed. Each system is placed at a town it serves, so positions are approximate.