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Water hardness by postcode in Denmark

Enter your postcode: we match it to the nearest city with published hardness data and show its value, unit and source.

How the search works

Every postcode is matched to the nearest of the 388 cities in Denmark for which a water supplier or regulator publishes hardness. Supply areas do not follow postcode boundaries, so the result is the figure of the nearest published supply. If the match is more than 15 km away we say so, and the annual water quality report of your own supplier is the better reference. Each city page names the source document and its date and, where the supplier publishes them, the values of each supply zone.

Danish waterworks report hardness in °dH; GEUS classes: soft < 8, medium hard 8–12, fairly hard 12–18, hard 18–30, very hard > 30 °dH. Most Danish tap water is groundwater and hard.

Regions

Largest cities in Denmark

°dHmg/L
Copenhagen17.6314very hard
Århus17.6314very hard
Odense15.3273very hard
Aalborg13.5241very hard
Frederiksberg17303very hard
Esbjerg6.8121hard
Randers12.3220very hard
Kolding10.9195very hard
Horsens15.4275very hard
Vejle13.4239very hard
Hvidovre20357very hard
Roskilde20.7370very hard
Herning8.1145hard
Silkeborg3.664moderately hard
Hørsholm19340very hard
Greve21.5384very hard
Hedensted11.7209very hard
Næstved16.3292very hard
Viborg8.1145hard
Fredericia11.9212very hard
Rødovre21375very hard
Ballerup20.2361very hard
Charlottenlund19.6350very hard
Køge20.4364very hard
Hillerød14.6261very hard
Taastrup23.6421very hard
Helsingør14.7262very hard
Holstebro10.3184very hard
Slagelse16.1287very hard
Viby17.3309very hard
Albertslund22.4400very hard
Holbæk15.5277very hard
Sønderborg15.8282very hard
Svendborg16.7298very hard
Allerød17.1305very hard
Hjørring13232very hard
Nørresundby12.8229very hard
Glostrup20.1360very hard
Ringsted17.7316very hard
Frederikshavn9161hard

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