Iron County · Utah · EPA SDWIS 2026Q2
Nitrate in Cedar City water
Nitrate detected below the federal limit in Cedar City's public supply.
Nitrate
Detected
Detected below the federal limit. 10 EPA records on file (most recent 2025).
EPA records reflect the public water system, not your home's plumbing. The EPA health goal (MCLG) is the level below which there is no known or expected health risk — it is non-enforceable and often stricter than the federal legal limit (the MCL). A utility appearing on this list does not by itself mean the water is unsafe to drink. The only way to know what is in your specific home is to test your own water.
The health-based goal vs. the legal limit
The federal legal limit (MCL) is the maximum allowed by law. The health-based goal (EPA MCLG / WHO) is a stricter health target — not itself a legal limit.
EPA health goal (MCLG)
10 ppm
Federal legal limit (MCL)
10 ppm
Source: EPA National Primary Drinking Water Regulations (MCL / MCLG) · 2026
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