Aberdeen Twp-1330 Drinking Water Quality

What's Really in Your Tap Water?

Aberdeen Twp-1330 tap water meets EPA standards, though there are a few things worth knowing. At just 53.4 ppm (3.1 gpg), the water is pleasantly soft. Lead levels test well below the EPA action level. There have been 23 violations recorded over the past 3 years.

B

Generally Safe

Minor compliance issues

3.1 GPG hardness

Lead

Below EPA action level

1.91ppb
EPA Limit

EPA action level: 15 ppb

Hardness

Soft water

53.4ppm
0100300+

US Average: 100 ppm

Violations

Past 3 years

23total

2 health-based

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Is Aberdeen Twp-1330 Tap Water Safe to Drink?

Aberdeen Twp-1330 tap water is generally safe with minor compliance issues.

EPA Violations2 health-based violations recorded in the past 3 years across 5 water systems. Plus 21 monitoring/reporting violations.

Health-based violations indicate a contaminant exceeded EPA maximum contaminant levels. The water utility is required to take corrective action.

Consider testing your water at home for peace of mind.

LeadLead (1.91 ppb) is at 13% of the EPA action level of 15 ppb.

The data below shows test results from 5 water utilities serving 396K people in the Aberdeen Twp-1330 area.

Based on publicly available data from EPA Water Quality Portal (Various). Water quality can vary by location, building plumbing, and over time. This assessment reflects compliance with federal EPA standards and is not medical advice.

Do I Need a Water Filter?

Based on recent water quality data, a water filter may be beneficial in Aberdeen Twp-1330. A basic carbon filter can improve taste and reduce common contaminants.

How Hard is Aberdeen Twp-1330 Water?

SoftVery Hard
060120180300+

53.4 ppm

3.1 grains per gallon

Soft

Soft water requires no treatment and is gentle on skin and appliances.

Impact on Your Home

Shower

Great for skin & hair

Kitchen

No water spots

Laundry

Clothes stay soft

Appliances

No scale buildup

Regional Comparison

Aberdeen Twp-1330
53.4
New Jersey
110
US Average
100

Values in ppm (mg/L as CaCO₃)

Based on 126 water samples from Monmouth County

Your pipes tell a different story

The data above shows what leaves the treatment plant—not what comes out of your faucet. Old pipes, lead solder, and building plumbing can add contaminants the city never tests for. Know exactly what's in your Aberdeen Twp-1330 tap water.

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Water splashing from a kitchen faucet

Lead & Contaminants

Understanding lead levels and water quality violations in Aberdeen Twp-1330

Lead Test Results

90th Percentile Lead Level

1.91 ppb

Below EPA Action Level
0EPA Limit (15)30+

Aberdeen Twp-1330 lead levels are well below the EPA action level.

Regular testing is still recommended, as lead can enter water through household plumbing.

Last sampled: 2025-12-31

About Lead in Drinking Water

What is Lead in Water?

According to the EPA, lead is a toxic metal that can dissolve into drinking water from older pipes, solder, and fixtures. It's invisible, tasteless, and odorless, making testing the only way to detect it. The EPA has set an action level of 15 ppb and states there is no safe level of lead exposure.

Potential Health Effects

Children

According to the CDC: developmental delays, learning difficulties, lower IQ, behavioral issues

Adults

According to the EPA: high blood pressure, kidney damage, reproductive issues

How to Reduce Exposure

  • Run water for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before drinking, especially in the morning
  • Use cold water for cooking and drinking (hot water dissolves more lead)
  • Install a NSF-certified filter designed to remove lead
  • Test your water, especially if your home was built before 1986

EPA Compliance History

Action Recommended

Active health-based violations detected

Consider using a certified water filter until violations are resolved. Contact your utility for updates on corrective actions.

3-Year Violation Summary

23

Total Violations

2

Health-Related

21

Administrative

Active violations pending resolution

Health-Related Violations

Contaminant exceeded EPA maximum contaminant levels. The EPA recommends considering certified filtration.

Administrative Violations

Missed testing deadlines or reporting. Does not indicate water quality issues.

Who Provides Aberdeen Twp-1330's Water?

Utility Name

NJ AMERICAN WATER - COASTAL NORTH

EPA System ID (PWSID)

NJ1345001

Primary Water Source

Surface Water

Population Served

396K

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Aberdeen Twp-1330 tap water quality

Based on available data, Aberdeen Twp-1330 tap water meets current EPA drinking water standards with minor compliance issues. While there may be some monitoring violations, there are no significant health-based concerns.
Aberdeen Twp-1330 has soft water with a hardness of 53.4 ppm (3.1 grains per gallon). Soft water requires no treatment and is gentle on skin and appliances.
Lead levels (1.91 ppb) are below the EPA action level of 15 ppb.
Aberdeen Twp-1330's tap water is provided by NJ AMERICAN WATER - COASTAL NORTH. The EPA system ID (PWSID) is NJ1345001. The primary water source is Surface Water. You can find official water quality reports and contact information through your local utility.
Based on recent water quality data, a water filter may be beneficial in Aberdeen Twp-1330. A basic carbon filter can improve taste and reduce common contaminants.
Aberdeen Twp-1330's water utility has had 23 violations in the past 3 years. Of these, 2 were health-based and 21 were monitoring/reporting related.
Aberdeen Twp-1330's water utility uses chlorine or chloramine to disinfect the water supply. This is a standard practice required by the EPA to prevent waterborne illness. The taste is usually more noticeable in warm weather or near treatment facilities. To reduce chlorine taste, let water sit in an open pitcher for 30 minutes, use a refrigerator filter, or install a carbon filter on your tap.
Aberdeen Twp-1330's tap water primarily comes from surface water sources. Surface water is collected from rivers, lakes, and reservoirs, then treated before distribution. The water is provided by NJ AMERICAN WATER - COASTAL NORTH.

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This data is for informational purposes only. Water quality can vary by neighborhood and building. For official reports, contact your local water utility or the EPA. Learn about our methodology

Data source: EPA Water Quality Portal (environmental samples, not verified tap water)