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Water results for Campbell River

The City of Campbell River publishes separate 2025 figures for water entering distribution and samples collected within the distribution network.

Understanding your local water

Reading the local results

The distribution hardness figure is 23.5 mg/L as calcium carbonate. A chlorine taste concern and a hardness concern call for different treatment discussions. The positive annual coliform count is a historical record, not a current advisory; use the city’s current notices for present conditions.

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Confirm the supplier and sample location before comparing the figures. We use the public record alongside testing at your property, household demand and available plumbing to plan treatment and future care.

LiveSmart water-quality summary

Published water-quality measurements.

This page includes the available dated public measurements below. Hardness is shown in grains per gallon where the source provides enough information to report or convert it. Parameters not present in the published source should not be interpreted as zero.

Hardness in grains per gallon.

Conversions of the published hardness results retained on this page. Each row keeps its sample or supply context; these are not additional tests or a single current community average.

View hardness results in GPG
Sample / source contextSample dateHardness (mg/L as CaCO₃)Hardness (GPG)
Reported value · Various distribution-system locations · 2025 annual range/average columnSee the dated source table below23.51.4 GPG

1 grain per US gallon = 17.118 mg/L as CaCO₃. Original laboratory units, dates, and source links remain with the water results below.

Local water information

Published water results
for Campbell River.

The City of Campbell River publishes separate 2025 figures for water entering distribution and samples collected within the distribution network.

Water entering distribution · SP10 surge tank

2025 annual range/average column

General water chemistry at the Campbell River Water Supply Centre surge tank.

Water entering distribution · SP10 surge tank · 2025 annual range/average column
ParameterUnitReported value
pHpH units7.52
TurbidityNTU0.20
Free chlorinemg/L1.19

Selected results are reproduced here. Read the original report for the complete analysis, methods and laboratory qualifiers.

Key Treated Drinking Water Parameters report [PDF/172KB] ↗
Various distribution-system locations

2025 annual range/average column

Selected results from the city’s distribution-system table; these are not samples from a single household.

Various distribution-system locations · 2025 annual range/average column
ParameterUnitReported value
Hardnessmg/L as CaCO323.5
Total dissolved solidsmg/L36
Calciummg/L8.13
Magnesiummg/L0.783
Ironmg/L0.0167
Manganesemg/L0.0032
Leadmg/L0.00045
Sodiummg/L2.88
TurbidityNTU0.23
Free chlorinemg/L0.71

Selected results are reproduced here. Read the original report for the complete analysis, methods and laboratory qualifiers.

Key Treated Drinking Water Parameters report [PDF/172KB] ↗
Distribution microbiological summary

2025

Annual sample counts, separate from chemical concentrations.

Distribution microbiological summary · 2025
ParameterSamples testedNegativePositive
Total coliform4364351
Escherichia coli4364360

Selected results are reproduced here. Read the original report for the complete analysis, methods and laboratory qualifiers.

Key Treated Drinking Water Parameters report [PDF/172KB] ↗

These are dated public results for the locations shown, not a current test of your home. “<” means below the stated reporting limit, not zero. The linked reports contain the full results and laboratory notes. Sources checked September 15, 2026. Follow your supplier’s current notices and advisories.

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A LiveSmart recommendation for every home

Better drinking water starts with HydroPure RO.

LiveSmart recommends a HydroPure reverse-osmosis drinking-water system in every home for cleaner, better-tasting water used for drinking, coffee, cooking and ice. Municipal treatment protects the public supply; point-of-use RO provides an additional treatment step at the kitchen tap. Reduction claims depend on the verified system configuration, certification and proper maintenance.

HydroPure RO

Recommended for every home. Final configuration is selected for the household and verified against the water at the tap.

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Whole-home treatment

When testing confirms hardness, disinfectant taste or odour, iron, manganese, sediment or microbiological concerns, LiveSmart can add the appropriate SoftFlow, CarbonShield, IronShield or UV Guard treatment.

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Personal care, through the years.

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