Cossack vs Katherine South

Side-by-side tap water quality comparison

Cossack, NT

Quality Score

Supplied by Power and Water Corporation

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Which suburb has better water?

It's very close! Cossack scores 9.4/10 and Katherine South scores 9.4/10. Both suburbs have similar water quality based on ADWG compliance data.

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HardnesspHFluorideChlorineTurbidity
Cossack, NT
Katherine South, NT

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All parameters compared against Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG)

Parameter Cossack Katherine South Unit ADWG Guideline
Alkalinity 70 Measured 70 Measured mg/L CaCO3 No limit
Aluminium 0.02 Good 0.02 Good mg/L < 0.2
Calcium 0.003 Measured 0.003 Measured mg/L No limit
Chloride 7 Good 7 Good mg/L < 250
Colour 2 Good 2 Good HU < 15
Conductivity 7.4 Measured 7.4 Measured µS/cm No limit
Copper 0.1 Good 0.1 Good mg/L < 2
Fluoride 0.67 Good 0.67 Good mg/L < 1.5
Free Chlorine 1.9 Good 1.9 Good mg/L < 5
Hardness 110 Good 110 Good mg/L CaCO3 < 200
Iron 0.01 Good 0.01 Good mg/L < 0.3
Magnesium 15 Measured 15 Measured mg/L No limit
Manganese 0.005 Good 0.005 Good mg/L < 0.1
pH 7.7 Normal 7.7 Normal pH units 6.5 – 8.5
Sulfate 0.039 Good 0.039 Good mg/L < 500
Total Chlorine 2 Good 2 Good mg/L < 5
Total Dissolved Solids 5 Good 5 Good mg/L < 600
Turbidity 1.4 Good 1.4 Good NTU < 5
Zinc 0.025 Measured 0.025 Measured mg/L No limit

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