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    How Much Fluoride is in My Water?

If you receive your tap water from a local water utility, you can find out its fluoride content.  Use the table below to locate your county.  Click on the county name to view information on the community water systems in that county.  The number of persons served and the fluoride content of each system are provided.  The optimal level of fluoride in drinking water in Ohio to prevent tooth decay is 1.0 part per million (ppm) or 1.0 mg/L.

If you receive your tap water from a private well, a laboratory will need to analyze a sample of your water to determine the fluoride content.  

Adams Fairfield Licking Portage
Allen Fayette Logan Preble
Ashland Franklin Lorain Putnam
Ashtabula Fulton Lucas Richland
Athens Gallia Madison Ross
Auglaize Geauga Mahoning Sandusky
Belmont Greene Marion Scioto
Brown Guernsey Medina Seneca
Butler Hamilton Meigs Shelby
Carroll Hancock Mercer Stark
Champaign Hardin Miami Summit
Clark Harrison Monroe Trumbull
Clermont Henry Montgomery Tuscarawas
Clinton Highland Morgan Union
Columbiana Hocking Morrow Van Wert
Coshocton Holmes Muskingum Vinton
Crawford Huron Noble Warren
Cuyahoga Jackson Ottawa Washington
Darke Jefferson Paulding Wayne
Defiance Knox Perry Williams
Delaware Lake Pickaway Wood
Erie Lawrence Pike Wyandot

 Last Updated: 10/13/09

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