Burlington County water hardness

Burlington County spans the Delaware River corridor and the Pinelands. River-influenced systems in the northwest report noticeably more calcium than the sandy Pinelands wells to the southeast.

Across the 16 Burlington County municipalities with published figures, hardness averages 8.0 grains per gallon — hard water on the USGS scale. Because most towns here buy treated water rather than produce it, neighbouring municipalities on the same system report the same number; the systems represented below are Delaware/Western Service System, Mount Holly Service System, Washington Service System, Mount Holly System, Vincentown Service System, among others.

16 of 16 records

Reported hardness for Burlington County municipalities.
mg/LClassSource
Beverly7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Cinnaminson7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Delanco7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Delran7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Eastampton6.9119Moderately HardMount Holly Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Edgewater Park7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Hainesport6.9119Moderately HardMount Holly Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Lumberton6.9119Moderately HardMount Holly Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Mansfield18.9323Very HardWashington Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Mount Holly6.9119Moderately HardMount Holly SystemNJ American Water CCR
Palmyra7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Riverside7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Riverton7.5128HardDelaware/Western Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Southampton7120HardVincentown Service SystemNJ American Water CCR
Vincentown7120HardVincentown SystemNJ American Water CCR
Westampton6.9119Moderately HardMount Holly Service SystemNJ American Water CCR

Every Burlington County town page

Each municipality has its own page with the reported figure, the system that supplies it, what the level means in practice locally, and the report the number was read from.

The extremes in Burlington County are Mansfield water hardness at 18.9 gpg and Westampton at 6.9 gpg.