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PFAS monitoring comparisons in U.S. Virgin Islands

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 2 Release ucmr5-2026-01-15-analysis-v0.2
Systems meeting any April 2024 technical comparison
0.0%0 of 2 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 U.S. Virgin Islands

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 U.S. Virgin Islands.
ComparisonSystems meeting comparisonEligible-system denominatorPercent
PFOA020.0%
PFOS020.0%
PFHxS020.0%
PFNA020.0%
HFPO-DA020.0%
Hazard Index020.0%

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 U.S. Virgin Islands.
Public water systemPWSIDPopulation servedPrimary sourceSampling locationsAny comparison
WATER AND POWER AUTHORITY-STTVI000044334,000Surface water1None met
WATER AND POWER AUTHORITY-STXVI000009735,000Surface water1None 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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