Well water hardness in Louisiana
Across 48 counties of Louisiana, the median well sampled by the USGS has 4.6 gpg of hardness. Counties range from 0.3 gpg (West Baton Rouge Parish) to 25.7 gpg (Red River Parish).
Millions of American households drink water from their own well. No utility tests that water and no water quality report covers it. These pages summarise the hardness the U.S. Geological Survey measured in wells county by county, so you know what to expect before you test your own well.
Counties, hardest first
Counties with fewer than 10 sampled wells, or a median outside 5–500 mg/L, are not shown until the figure is reviewed.
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