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Across the North Shore and Seacoast, people are uneasy about their tap water — the taste, the smell, the sediment, and reports that don’t ease your concerns. That unease is not overreacting. We know the water, and we know what to do.
Water quality · Newburyport, MA
Newburyport Water Quality
Newburyport’s water, tested through August 2026, has two results over the limit. TTHMs, a chlorine byproduct, peaked at 90 µg/L against an 80 µg/L limit, and manganese at 0.058 mg/L is over the stain guideline, which can mean black film and stains. PFAS6 is present but under the Massachusetts cap. Request the full analysis to see every result and what it means for your home.
"This analysis comes from Blue Ribbon Water, Inc., not your town or MassDEP. It is not the official Consumer Confidence Report."
Source: Newburyport finished water, Massachusetts results ending August 2026. Hardness 45 mg/L is the 01950 figure from the hardness workbook. Analysis by Blue Ribbon Water, Inc. Not an official CCR.
Newburyport Water Department · Results through August 2026
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