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National Oral Health Surveillance System

Water Supply Statistics 2006

 

Three pie charts showing:

  • Percentage of U.S. population served by Community Water Systems (CWS) receiving fluoridated water
    • 30.8% receiving nonfluoridated water
    • 69.2% receiving fluoridated water
       
  • Percentage of U.S. population served by Community Water Systems (CWS)
    • 11.2% served by private water suppliesa
    • 88.8% served by community water systems
       
  • Percentage of U.S. population receiving fluoridated water
    • 38.5% receiving nonfluoridated water
    • 61.5% receiving fluoridated water

a The U.S. Geologic Survey (USGS) estimated that 13% of the U.S. population consumed water from private wells in 2000. Although the USGS survey and Water Fluoridation Reporting System both use data provided by the EPA and state programs, the USGS obtains additional data on private wells. Differences in methods used produced different estimates for percentage of the U.S. population served by private wells.

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Page last reviewed: October 15, 2008
Page last modified: Ocotber 15, 2008
Content Source: Division of Oral Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

 

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