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PFAS monitoring comparisons in Guam

Unique active community water systems with complete EPA UCMR 5 monitoring, summarized using sampling-location annual averages from the frozen January 2026 release.

Source EPA UCMR 5 Period 2023–2025 Eligible systems 3 Release ucmr5-2026-01-15-analysis-v0.2
Systems meeting any April 2024 technical comparison
33.3%1 of 3 eligible complete-monitoring community water systems

This is a system-level descriptive percentage. It is not a household exposure estimate, population prevalence, health-risk estimate, or compliance determination.

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System counts in Guam

Each count is the number of unique eligible systems meeting the named technical comparison.

Unique eligible complete-monitoring community water systems meeting EPA January 2026 technical comparisons in Guam.
ComparisonSystems meeting comparisonEligible-system denominatorPercent
PFOA1333.3%
PFOS1333.3%
PFHxS1333.3%
PFNA030.0%
HFPO-DA030.0%
Hazard Index1333.3%

Eligible monitored community water systems

Each PWSID appears once, preventing double counting across ZIP associations.

Eligible active community water systems with complete UCMR 5 monitoring in Guam.
Public water systemPWSIDPopulation servedPrimary sourceSampling locationsAny comparison
ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE WATER SYSTEMGU00000097,700Ground water4None met
GWA NORTHERN WATER SYSTEMGU0000006139,207Ground water58Meets at least one
U.S. NAVY WATER SYSTEMGU000001012,780Surface water6None met

What these results mean

The denominator is active community water systems with complete UCMR 5 monitoring in this state or territory. The numerator is unique systems with at least one complete-set sampling location meeting an individual PFAS or qualifying Hazard Index technical comparison. Systems are never copied or counted once per ZIP. UCMR 5 results do not establish household service, individual exposure, health risk, or regulatory compliance. Private wells are excluded, and small systems were not comprehensively monitored.

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