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Coryell County, Texas: drinking water records

This overview covers 9 ZIP codes and 12 community water systems in Coryell County. It also stands in for 0 ZIP codes whose utility has too little EPA data for a page of its own.

In focus9ZIP codes in this overview
Public records. Clearer context.
4
systems in EPA's PFAS survey
4
systems where PFAS was found
0
systems at or above the PFOA or PFOS limit, on the yearly-average basis EPA uses
1
systems that have reached the lead action level
6
systems with a health-based violation since 2016

System population figures are summed from EPA registry records and can overlap where wholesalers and retail systems serve the same people. They are not a Census county-population estimate.

Water systems with the most complete records

Water systemPeople servedPFAS survey resultsPFAS foundHealth-based violationsLead, 9 in 10 homes at or below
Coryell City Water Supply District TX05000136,042360110 ppb
Multi-County WSC TX05000443,6311203292.4 ppb
City of Copperas Cove TX050000141,669120500 ppb
City of Gatesville TX050000216,135116200 ppb
Fort Gates WSC TX05000172,5000050 ppb
The Grove WSC TX05000238080010 ppb
Flat WSC TX05000161800010 ppb
Leon Junction WSC TX05000411200010 ppb
Mountain WSC TX05000202,4000000 ppb
Topsey WSC TX05000059630000.6 ppb
City of Oglesby TX05000034540002.8 ppb
City of Evant TX05000154260005.5 ppb

ZIP reports in Coryell County

No ZIP report in this county is published yet.

Sources and scope

EPA UCMR 5 occurrence data, samples collected 2023-01-03 – 2026-06-17, final release, August 2026 (file dated Aug 28, 2026); EPA SDWIS via ECHO, 2026Q2 extract (file dated Jul 9, 2026); EPA service-area boundaries v3.0; Census 2020 ZCTAs. Page generated 2026-09-03.

Counts cover the systems that report this county to EPA. A water system may cross county lines. "Found" means at least one result at or above the laboratory reporting level; it is not a compliance finding.

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