Water results for Kamloops

Kamloops publishes source, treated and distribution results separately. These tables retain monthly readings, annual statistics and two comprehensive laboratory sampling dates.

Understanding your local water

Start with the treated and distribution results

Source-water tables show what enters the treatment process. For everyday household questions, use the treated-water and named distribution-site results while keeping their dates and locations attached.

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Relatively low hardness

The 2024 treated-water annual average hardness was 40 mg/L as calcium carbonate. A softener is not the automatic starting point for this supply. Check actual hardness and identify deposits before selecting equipment.

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Chlorine through the distribution system

The report’s annual averages were 1.37 mg/L free chlorine in treated water and 0.85 mg/L across distribution monitoring. The monthly tables show how results vary by location. Carbon filtration may be relevant when the goal is improved chlorine taste.

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A dated baseline, not today’s tap result

These are the city’s 2024 annual-report records. They provide a documented baseline; they do not establish current conditions at every home or describe a private well.

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Local water information

Published water results
for Kamloops.

Kamloops publishes source, treated and distribution results separately. These tables retain monthly readings, annual statistics and two comprehensive laboratory sampling dates.

Kamloops · Source water

2024

Untreated source water, before the city’s treatment process.

Kamloops · Source water
Month	True Colour (Pt Co Units)	Apparent Colour (Pt Co Units)	pH	Hardness (mg/L as CaCO3)	Alkalinity (mg/L as CaCO3)	TDS (mg/L)	Conductivity (µS/cm)	TSS (mg/L)	Turbidity (NTU)	Aluminum (mg/L)	Temperature (°C)
January	<5	16	7.7	41	40	45.6	70.8	3.7	2.1	0.016	3.9
February	<5	21	7.8	42	40	44.3	71.8	6.6	2.9	0.016	4.6
March	<5	17	7.9	42	41	46.9	76.0	6.4	2.6	0.017	6.3
April	<5	22	7.9	43	42	44.4	74.4	9.3	3.7	0.020	9.8
May	<5	25	7.9	41	40	42.9	76.0	8.9	3.9	0.020	12.3
June	<5	18	7.9	38	38	41.2	76.3	7.0	2.7	0.022	14.7
July	<5	14	7.9	38	38	40.8	79.7	5.5	2.3	0.020	20.0
August	<5	11	7.9	38	37	41.8	83.3	1.4	1.3	0.018	22.6
September	<5	12	8.0	38	38	42.0	80.2	1.6	1.3	0.019	19.7
October	<5	12	7.9	38	38	41.7	71.7	1.4	1.3	0.016	13.8
November	<5	11	7.8	38	37	39.5	66.2	1.4	1.3	0.011	8.9
December	<5	10	7.8	39	39	41.7	67.7	2.0	1.4	0.013	5.7
Daily Min.	<5	<5	7.3	36	36	30.9	41.7	0.1	0.2	<0.008	1.8
Daily Max.	24	58	8.1	44	46	76.7	89.7	25.6	9.1	0.042	24.0
Annual Avg.	<5	16	7.9	40	39	42.7	74.5	4.6	2.2	0.017	11.9

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Kamloops · Treated water

2024

Treated-water monitoring; these figures are separate from distribution sampling.

Kamloops · Treated water
Month	True Colour (Pt Co Units)	Apparent Colour (Pt Co Units)	pH	Hardness (mg/L as CaCO3)	Alkalinity (mg/L as CaCO3)	TDS (mg/L)	Conductivity (µS/cm)	Turbidity (NTU)	Aluminum (mg/L)	Temperature (°C)	Free Chlorine (mg/L)	Total Chlorine (mg/L)
January	<5	<5	7.8	41	41	52.6	83.0	0.021	0.015	6.6	1.36	1.49
February	<5	<5	7.8	41	41	50.2	83.7	0.023	0.013	6.8	1.37	1.51
March	<5	<5	7.9	42	41	51.9	88.4	0.025	0.013	7.9	1.38	1.50
April	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	51.1	86.4	0.028	0.016	10.9	1.32	1.45
May	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	50.4	89.7	0.026	0.018	13.5	1.36	1.51
June	<5	<5	8.0	38	39	48.6	90.0	0.029	0.019	15.9	1.39	1.50
July	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	49.0	96.3	0.028	0.019	21.1	1.36	1.48
August	<5	<5	8.1	38	38	48.1	96.4	0.019	0.020	22.6	1.39	1.49
September	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	47.0	90.8	0.018	0.020	20.2	1.37	1.50
October	<5	<5	8.0	38	39	46.2	81.9	0.018	0.016	14.3	1.36	1.51
November	<5	<5	7.9	38	38	46.1	78.0	0.018	0.013	9.8	1.36	1.49
December	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	48.7	79.0	0.019	0.012	7.0	1.39	1.49
Daily Min.	<5	<5	7.4	36	34	33.6	47.3	0.017	<0.008	4.5	1.20	1.32
Daily Max.	<5	<5	8.3	44	44	56.3	106.3	0.050	0.044	23.8	1.49	1.68
Annual Avg.	<5	<5	7.9	40	40	49.2	87.0	0.023	0.016	13.1	1.37	1.49

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Kamloops · distribution monitoring

2024 monthly results and annual statistics

Seven named distribution sites, with each month retained. Annual summary statistics are those printed by the utility.

Kamloops · distribution monitoring
Month / statistic	Reservoir	True Colour (Pt Co Units)	Apparent Colour (Pt Co Units)	pH	Hardness (mg/L as CaCO3)	Alkalinity (mg/L as CaCO3)	TDS (mg/L)	Conductivity (µS/cm)	Turbidity (NTU)	Field Temp (°C)	Free Cl2 (mg/L)	Total Cl2 (mg/L)
January	Knutsford	<5	<5	7.9	42	42	56.2	99.7	0.205	5.8	0.53	0.61
January	CREDS	<5	<5	7.6	41	40	54.0	96.9	0.133	9.3	0.59	0.70
January	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.8	41	41	53.4	86.3	0.119	8.1	0.92	0.99
January	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	53.4	87.1	0.094	5.0	1.23	1.30
January	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.1	43	42	56.0	94.4	0.152	8.0	1.10	1.18
January	Memorial	<5	<5	7.9	42	41	56.6	97.0	0.158	4.8	0.99	1.07
January	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	7.8	41	41	54.7	94.4	0.260	4.3	0.93	1.08
February	Knutsford	<5	<5	7.9	42	41	52.2	86.6	0.092	8.9	0.81	0.87
February	CREDS	<5	<5	7.8	42	41	51.1	86.6	0.098	6.6	0.62	0.65
February	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.8	43	42	51.3	90.2	0.124	6.0	0.96	1.02
February	418 Booster	<5	<5	7.9	42	41	52.2	93.5	0.135	4.7	1.11	1.20
February	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	55.3	101.3	0.160	12.5	1.05	1.13
February	Memorial	<5	<5	7.9	41	40	51.2	91.3	0.154	7.1	1.16	1.21
February	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	7.8	41	40	50.7	84.5	0.078	4.3	1.15	1.23
March	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.0	42	42	54.6	100.9	0.118	6.5	0.83	0.89
March	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	42	42	54.3	97.4	0.140	7.4	0.71	0.78
March	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.9	41	41	53.9	101.2	0.122	5.9	1.01	1.06
March	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	50.3	89.5	0.110	5.3	1.16	1.27
March	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	53.9	94.3	0.104	12.5	0.95	1.10
March	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	54.1	93.8	0.169	5.7	1.19	1.26
March	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	7.9	43	42	53.2	95.8	0.132	5.7	1.09	1.18
April	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.1	42	42	49.9	88.5	0.141	8.7	0.84	0.89
April	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	43	42	51.0	88.2	0.115	10.0	0.46	0.52
April	Juniper #3	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	56.1	98.7	0.160	8.7	0.91	0.97
April	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	53.5	97.5	0.112	8.4	1.18	1.25
April	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.1	43	42	54.9	98.1	0.094	10.4	1.22	1.28
April	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	51.6	85.9	0.186	9.0	0.99	1.07
April	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.0	43	42	46.8	78.7	0.118	9.7	1.05	1.10
May	Knutsford	<5	<5	7.9	42	41	51.7	91.1	0.100	10.8	0.72	0.78
May	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	41	41	52.1	96.8	0.178	12.3	0.51	0.58
May	Juniper #3	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	52.0	94.1	0.104	12.1	0.73	0.82
May	418 Booster	<5	<5	7.9	42	42	52.4	98.6	0.124	11.6	1.21	1.28
May	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.1	43	42	53.5	96.7	0.143	16.8	1.07	1.13
May	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	41	41	51.7	94.6	0.111	11.7	1.03	1.11
May	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	7.9	41	41	50.8	91.7	0.087	10.8	0.94	1.01
June	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	48.6	87.0	0.111	12.1	0.89	0.95
June	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	49.5	94.2	0.118	16.0	0.45	0.51
June	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	49.2	92.6	0.077	13.4	0.76	0.82
June	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	39	38	50.3	95.7	0.063	12.8	1.05	1.11
June	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	50.7	92.6	0.087	14.3	0.93	1.00
June	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	48.9	89.7	0.135	14.7	1.07	1.14
June	Booster #4 SW	<5	6	7.9	39	39	48.6	91.1	0.128	16.4	1.04	1.10
July	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	49.1	93.4	0.309	15.0	0.54	0.60
July	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	38	38	48.6	93.1	0.095	16.4	0.28	0.34
July	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	48.8	95.5	0.122	17.4	0.87	0.96
July	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.1	38	38	47.4	84.7	0.117	17.7	0.97	1.12
July	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	48.3	87.1	0.130	21.3	0.97	1.04
July	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	39	38	47.1	85.7	0.158	19.3	1.01	1.09
July	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.0	39	38	47.6	86.9	0.081	18.5	1.01	1.07
August	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.1	38	38	48.7	88.5	0.092	17.6	0.64	0.71
August	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	38	38	50.5	90.3	0.078	17.6	0.36	0.42
August	Juniper #3	<5	<5	8.0	37	38	46.7	87.3	0.113	20.6	0.53	0.61
August	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.1	39	39	47.2	88.4	0.100	21.3	0.99	1.07
August	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.2	39	39	49.7	91.7	0.191	18.8	0.75	0.86
August	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	47.5	89.6	0.164	21.9	0.93	0.97
August	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.1	38	38	47.0	85.4	0.062	21.7	0.90	0.97
September	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.1	39	40	47.4	86.7	0.179	18.3	0.43	0.51
September	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	38	39	47.2	92.0	0.134	20.3	0.17	0.24
September	Juniper #3	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	46.6	84.8	0.080	20.5	0.73	0.80
September	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.1	38	38	46.2	81.4	0.106	19.4	1.23	1.23
September	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.2	38	38	46.8	80.1	0.084	-	0.71	0.79
September	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	45.3	78.8	0.120	20.7	1.00	1.03
September	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.1	39	40	45.6	81.0	0.061	20.6	0.80	0.85
October	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.1	39	39	47.4	82.4	0.192	15.6	0.49	0.56
October	CREDS	<5	<5	7.9	37	38	46.5	80.7	0.187	15.6	0.23	0.30
October	Juniper #3	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	46.8	84.2	0.102	15.9	0.64	0.71
October	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.1	39	39	46.5	80.0	0.076	15.9	0.94	1.03
October	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.3	39	40	49.0	87.5	0.099	16.4	0.94	1.00
October	Memorial	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	48.2	81.9	0.187	14.3	1.05	1.12
October	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	47.5	85.3	0.153	15.3	0.79	0.83
November	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.1	38	39	47.4	81.0	0.138	11.8	0.43	0.51
November	CREDS	<5	<5	7.8	38	38	48.1	87.6	0.153	13.1	0.18	0.25
November	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.9	38	38	48.2	85.7	0.168	12.3	0.74	0.80
November	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	49.1	85.1	0.115	12.5	1.08	1.14
November	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.2	38	39	49.3	84.0	0.130	13.3	0.69	0.82
November	Memorial	<5	<5	8.0	37	38	46.0	77.1	0.150	11.7	1.06	1.13
November	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	8.0	38	38	46.8	81.3	0.162	10.5	0.95	1.04
December	Knutsford	<5	<5	8.0	39	39	50.6	88.2	0.335	9.5	0.47	0.53
December	CREDS	<5	<5	7.8	38	39	48.8	85.7	0.183	9.8	0.27	0.33
December	Juniper #3	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	48.3	82.2	0.196	8.6	0.90	0.87
December	418 Booster	<5	<5	8.0	38	39	48.8	79.3	0.244	7.9	1.16	1.25
December	Noble Creek	<5	<5	8.1	39	40	49.2	79.2	0.145	12.3	0.86	0.94
December	Memorial	<5	<5	7.9	39	39	50.7	90.5	0.330	7.1	1.12	1.20
December	Booster #4 SW	<5	<5	7.8	39	39	50.2	86.7	0.153	6.5	1.06	1.13
Daily Min.	All distribution sites	<5	<5	7.3	0	0	0.0	0.0	0.000	2.2	0.02	0.08
Daily Max.	All distribution sites	<5	16	8.5	44	44	68.0	113.3	0.800	23.5	1.68	1.72
Annual Avg.	All distribution sites	<5	<5	8.0	40	40	50.0	89.0	0.136	12.4	0.85	0.92

The source prints zero minima for some annual distribution parameters. These are reproduced as reported and should not be read as proof of zero hardness at your tap. A dash denotes a missing reported value.

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Kamloops · General chemistry

May 28 and October 1, 2024

Source-water samples and Lac Le Jeune Booster samples are separate columns. They are not all treated-water measurements.

Kamloops · General chemistry
Parameter	Unit	Detection limit	Source · May 28	Source · October 1	Booster · May 28	Booster · October 1
Hardness, Dissolved (as CaCO3)	mg/L	0.5	41.3	41.2	43.6	43.1
Hardness, Total (as CaCO3)	mg/L	0.5	54.5	40	44	42.7
Nitrate+Nitrite (as N)	mg/L	0.01	0.0319	<0.0100	0.0336	<0.0100
Colour, True	CU	5	5.3	<5.0	<5.0	<5.0
Alkalinity, Total (as CaCO3)	mg/L	1	37.7	35.2	40.6	36.8
Alkalinity, Phenolphthalein (as CaCO3)	mg/L	1	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0
Alkalinity, Bicarbonate (as CaCO3)	mg/L	1	37.7	35.2	40.6	36.8
Alkalinity, Carbonate (as CaCO3)	mg/L	1	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0
Alkalinity, Hydroxide (as CaCO3)	mg/L	1	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0	<1.0
Ammonia, Total (as N)	mg/L	0.05	0.071	0.061	0.076	0.073
BOD, 5-day	mg/L	2	<6.1	<6.3	<6.1	<6.3
Carbon, Total Organic	mg/L	0.5	6.91	3.08	3.96	3.68
Carbon, Dissolved Organic	mg/L	0.5	4.05	1.95	2.65	1.68
Cyanide, Total	mg/L	0.002	<0.0020	<0.0020	<0.0020	0.0027
Nitrogen, Total Kjeldahl	mg/L	0.05	0.82	0.499	0.346	0.653
Oil & Grease, Total	mg/L	2	2.3		3	<2.0
Solids, Total Dissolved	mg/L	15	55	64	60	62
Sulfide, Total	mg/L	0.02	<0.020	<0.020	<0.020	<0.020
Turbidity	NTU	0.1	4.46	1.14	0.24	0.28
pH	pH units	0.1	6.49	7.15	6.73	7.06
Conductivity (EC)	uS/cm	2	99.1	91.8	120	106
MAC = Maximum Acceptable Concentration AO = Aesthetic objective OG = Operational Guidance Value

See the original report for laboratory qualifiers, including the pH holding-time note.

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Kamloops · Total metals

May 28 and October 1, 2024

Source-water samples and Lac Le Jeune Booster samples are separate columns. They are not all treated-water measurements.

Kamloops · Total metals
Parameter	Unit	Detection limit	Source · May 28	Source · October 1	Booster · May 28	Booster · October 1
Aluminum, total	mg/L	0.005	1.85	0.0474	0.014	0.0219
Antimony, total	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Arsenic, total	mg/L	0.0005	0.00056	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Barium, total	mg/L	0.005	0.0345	0.0102	0.0114	0.0111
Beryllium, total	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Bismuth, total	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Boron, total	mg/L	0.05	<0.0500	<0.0500	<0.0500	<0.0500
Cadmium, total	mg/L	0.00001	0.000037	<0.000010	<0.000010	0.000021
Calcium, total	mg/L	0.2	15.9	12.7	14.1	13.9
Chromium, total	mg/L	0.0005	0.00407	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Cobalt, total	mg/L	0.0001	0.00182	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Copper, total	mg/L	0.0004	0.00948	0.00333	0.00474	0.00808
Iron, total	mg/L	0.01	2.86	0.077	0.02	0.027
Lead, total	mg/L	0.0002	0.00124	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Lithium, total	mg/L	0.0001	0.0023	0.00068	0.00078	0.00077
Magnesium, total	mg/L	0.01	3.59	2.04	2.14	1.95
Manganese, total	mg/L	0.0002	0.0599	0.0057	0.00367	0.00085
Mercury, total	mg/L	0.00001	<0.000010	<0.000010	<0.000010	<0.000010
Molybdenum, total	mg/L	0.0001	0.00057	0.00061	0.00058	0.00062
Nickel, total	mg/L	0.0004	0.00607	0.00078	0.0005	0.00184
Phosphorus, total	mg/L	0.05	0.277	<0.050	<0.050	<0.050
Potassium, total	mg/L	0.1	1.5	0.94	1.09	1.15
Selenium, total	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Silicon, total	mg/L	1	6.6	2.8	3.2	2.8
Silver, total	mg/L	0.00005	<0.000050	<0.000050	<0.000050	<0.000050
Sodium, total	mg/L	0.1	2.88	2.07	5.4	4.67
Strontium, total	mg/L	0.001	0.102	0.0757	0.0859	0.0794
Sulfur, total	mg/L	3	<3.0	<3.0	<3.0	<3.0
Tellurium, total	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Thallium, total	mg/L	0.00002	0.000024	<0.000020	<0.000020	<0.000020
Thorium, total	mg/L	0.0001	0.0002	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Tin, total	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Titanium, total	mg/L	0.005	0.0935	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050
Tungsten, total	mg/L	0.001	<0.0010	<0.0010	<0.0010	<0.0010
Uranium, total	mg/L	0.00002	0.00048	0.000277	0.000092	0.000085
Vanadium, total	mg/L	0.005	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050
Zinc, total	mg/L	0.004	0.0153	0.0088	0.0058	0.0149
Zirconium, total	mg/L	0.0001	0.0007	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
MAC = Maximum Acceptable Concentration AO = Aesthetic objective OG = Operational Guidance Value

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Kamloops · Dissolved metals

May 28 and October 1, 2024

Source-water samples and Lac Le Jeune Booster samples are separate columns. They are not all treated-water measurements.

Kamloops · Dissolved metals
Parameter	Unit	Detection limit	Source · May 28	Source · October 1	Booster · May 28	Booster · October 1
Aluminum, dissolved	mg/L	0.005	0.006	0.0057	0.0069	0.012
Antimony, dissolved	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Arsenic, dissolved	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Barium, dissolved	mg/L	0.005	0.0105	0.01	0.0106	0.0109
Beryllium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Bismuth, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Boron, dissolved	mg/L	0.05	<0.0500	<0.0500	<0.0500	<0.0500
Cadmium, dissolved	mg/L	0.00001	<0.000010	<0.000010	<0.000010	0.000022
Calcium, dissolved	mg/L	0.2	13	13	14	14
Chromium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Cobalt, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Copper, dissolved	mg/L	0.0004	0.00322	0.00299	0.00403	0.00657
Iron, dissolved	mg/L	0.01	<0.010	<0.010	<0.010	<0.010
Lead, dissolved	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Lithium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	0.00066	0.00072	0.00065	0.00083
Magnesium, dissolved	mg/L	0.01	2.14	2.1	2.1	1.96
Manganese, dissolved	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	0.00023	0.00102	<0.00020
Mercury, dissolved	mg/L	0.00004	<0.000040	<0.000040	<0.000040	<0.000040
Molybdenum, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	0.00059	0.00061	0.0006	0.00065
Nickel, dissolved	mg/L	0.0004	0.00068	0.00057	0.00045	0.00177
Phosphorus, dissolved	mg/L	0.05	<0.050	<0.050	<0.050	<0.050
Potassium, dissolved	mg/L	0.1	1.22	1.05	1.09	1.26
Selenium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Silicon, dissolved	mg/L	1	2.7	2.8	2.7	2.8
Silver, dissolved	mg/L	0.00005	<0.000050	<0.000050	<0.000050	<0.000050
Sodium, dissolved	mg/L	0.1	2.57	2.1	5.33	4.73
Strontium, dissolved	mg/L	0.001	0.0842	0.0789	0.0868	0.08
Sulfur, dissolved	mg/L	3	<3.0	<3.0	<3.0	<3.0
Tellurium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0005	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050	<0.00050
Thallium, dissolved	mg/L	0.00002	<0.000020	<0.000020	<0.000020	<0.000020
Thorium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
Tin, dissolved	mg/L	0.0002	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020	<0.00020
Titanium, dissolved	mg/L	0.005	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050
Tungsten, dissolved	mg/L	0.001	<0.0010	<0.0010	<0.0010	<0.0010
Uranium, dissolved	mg/L	0.00002	0.000266	0.00026	0.000093	0.000084
Vanadium, dissolved	mg/L	0.005	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050	<0.0050
Zinc, dissolved	mg/L	0.004	<0.0040	0.0059	0.0047	0.0224
Zirconium, dissolved	mg/L	0.0001	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010	<0.00010
MAC = Maximum Acceptable Concentration AO = Aesthetic objective

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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 13, 2026. Follow your supplier’s current notices and advisories.

Water questions in Kamloops

Does Kamloops need a blanket softener recommendation?

No. The reported hardness is relatively low. Match treatment to a confirmed household concern and a test of the actual supply.

Why are there different chlorine numbers?

The plant and distribution samples describe different locations and reporting periods. The tables preserve both free and total chlorine without treating them as interchangeable.

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