Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629

1 water system750 residents

Poor water quality - filtration recommended

D

Score: 33/100

Graded on EPA violations, contaminants, severity, compliance, and enforcement history. See methodology.

Data updated June 2026 • Sources: EPA ECHO and EPA Envirofacts

18

Contaminants Detected

130

Violations on Record

67

Health-Based Violations

0

Recent Violations

Grade Breakdown

Contaminant Count7 / 25
Violation History9 / 25
Contaminant Severity0 / 25
System Compliance0 / 15
Enforcement History0 / 10
Total Score33%

33 / 100 points

Recommended Water Filters

  • Point-of-Use Carbon Filter (NSF-certified for lead)
  • Reverse Osmosis or Ion Exchange Filter
  • Ultraviolet (UV) Purification
  • Activated Carbon Filter (disinfection byproducts)
  • Whole Home Carbon Filter System
Compare filter types in our Filter Guide →

Consult a water quality specialist for personalized recommendations.

Horseshoe Bend vs ID & National Average

Detected Contaminants

18 contaminants detected across water systems serving this ZIP code

ContaminantCategory
NitrateAgricultural
BromateDisinfection Byproduct
Total Haloacetic Acids (HAA5)Disinfection Byproduct
TTHMDisinfection Byproduct
Antimony, TotalHeavy Metal
ArsenicHeavy Metal
Beryllium, TotalHeavy Metal
Lead and Copper RuleHeavy Metal
LEAD AND COPPER RULE REVISIONSHeavy Metal
NickelHeavy Metal
Thallium, TotalHeavy Metal
Coliform (TCR)Microorganism
E. COLIMicroorganism
Revised Total Coliform RuleMicroorganism
CARBON, TOTALOther
ChlorineOther
Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment RuleOther
Surface Water Treatment RuleOther

Water System Information

Systems Serving This ZIP:
HORSESHOE BEND WATER SUPPLY
Population Served:
750
Systems With Violations:
1 of 1
Major Violations:
51
Enforcement Actions:
53

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the grade mean?

Our A–F grade ranks this ZIP code's water quality against every other analyzed ZIP in the country, based on EPA data. A = among the best, F = among the most troubled.

Is my tap water safe to drink?

Water systems regulated by the EPA must comply with Safe Drinking Water Act standards. However, if you're concerned about water quality, consider a water filter appropriate for your contaminants.

How often is the data updated?

We update our data quarterly with the latest EPA ECHO and Envirofacts data. Historical violations are tracked to identify patterns.

What filters do you recommend?

Filter recommendations are based on detected contaminants in your area. See our Filter Guide for detailed information about different filter types.