Drinking Water Systems in HAMILTON, New Jersey
24 water systems are reported for this city, with a combined service population of 143,672. The systems have 14 EPA violation records in the five-year period ending June 30, 2026.
Water Systems Serving HAMILTON
AQUA NJ - SPARTAN VILLAGE
594 served5 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - BLACKWOOD
44,396 served4 historical records1 recent
B
AQUA NJ - LAWRENCE
8,655 served28 historical records5 recent
C
AQUA NJ - FOX HILL
172 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - RIEGELSVILLE
62 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - WARREN GLEN
192 served1 historical record
A
AQUA NJ - CALIFON
936 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - WOOLWICH
6,271 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ CLIFFSIDE PARK
80 served10 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - SUMMIT LAKE
177 served8 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - EASTERN DIVISION
12,000 served18 historical records2 recent
B
AQUA NJ - SEAVIEW HARBOR
300 served1 historical record
A
AQUA NJ - HAMILTON SQUARE
39,128 served1 historical record
A
AQUA NJ - HANOVER MOBILE VILLAGE
285 served1 historical record
A
AQUA NJ - CALIFORNIA VILLAGE
300 served1 historical record
A
AQUA NJ - RIEGEL RIDGE
621 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - BUNNVALE
252 served91 historical records6 recent
C
AQUA NJ - BEAR BROOK
226 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - BRAINARDS
135 served8 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - HARKERS HOLLOW
40 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - WALLKILL
1,050 served9 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - VERNON
515 served5 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - TRANQUILITY SPRINGS
599 served0 historical records
A
AQUA NJ - PHILLIPSBURG
26,686 served1 historical record
A
EPA Contaminant Categories in Historical Violation Records
Lead and Copper Rule9 records
1,2-Dichloroethane8 records
1,1,2-Trichloroethane8 records
Carbon tetrachloride7 records
Gross Alpha6 records
Selenium6 records
Tetrachloroethylene (PCE)6 records
Chloramine6 records
Vinyl chloride6 records
Chromium5 records
Category counts aggregate historical compliance records across listed systems. They do not show current concentrations or household test results.