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Water utility · Haverhill · New Hampshire

Mountain Lakes Water District

No health-based violations on EPA record since 2016.

Serves about 787 people (358 connections) with groundwater from its own wells, and buys water from Woodsville Water and Light.

  • PWSID NH1101050
  • EPA registered name: MOUNTAIN LAKES WATER DISTRICT
  • EPA record checked June 23, 2026
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From EPA's record for NH1101050. PurityMap is independent of Mountain Lakes Water District.

Mailing address
75 WHITE MOUNTAIN RD
WOODSVILLE, NH 03785
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EPA compliance record

What EPA's record shows

No health-based violations in the last 10 years, from EPA's SDWIS compliance database.

  • Lead: the 90th-percentile result in the latest lead and copper round (the round ending December 31, 2014) was 32 µg/L. The federal action level is 15 µg/L, a trigger for more treatment steps, not a legal limit.
  • Missed or late tests or reports: 1 in 10 years.
  • EPA lists 10 enforcement actions in 10 years; the latest on July 20, 2022.

No lab results for other contaminants (like PFAS) are on file for this system. EPA required that testing from systems serving more than 3,300 people, plus a sample of smaller ones.

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Where does Mountain Lakes Water District get its water?

According to EPA's record, Mountain Lakes Water District uses groundwater from its own wells, and buys water from Woodsville Water and Light.

Does Mountain Lakes Water District have any EPA violations?

No health-based violations on EPA record since 2016. EPA also lists 1 missed or late test or report in 10 years. The record comes from EPA's SDWIS compliance database.

What is Mountain Lakes Water District's latest lead result?

The 90th-percentile lead result in Mountain Lakes Water District's latest lead and copper round, which ended in December 2014, was 32 µg/L, above the federal action level of 15 µg/L.

Who do I contact about my Mountain Lakes Water District water bill?

PurityMap has no verified website for Mountain Lakes Water District. Its mailing address on EPA record is 75 WHITE MOUNTAIN RD, WOODSVILLE, NH 03785. Your water bill lists the ways to contact your supplier and pay. PurityMap does not take payments.