Lincoln Parish, LA
drinking water quality

48,243 residents · 22 public water systems · 6 ZIP codes

Worst PFAS result on federal record
No PFAS above the federal limit

EPA sampled 7 of 22 public water systems here, together serving about 45,348 people. Last sampled 9/23/2024.

Health-based violations

Separately from PFAS, EPA records 84 health-based violations across 10 of the parish’s water systems since 2020, the most recent in 2026. They involved contaminant 0700, trihalomethanes, E. coli, haloacetic acids.

What this means

PFAS are industrial chemicals that EPA describes as breaking down only very slowly in the environment. In April 2024 EPA set the first enforceable national limits: 4 ng/L for PFOA and PFOS, 10 ng/L for PFHxS, PFNA and GenX.

These figures are county-level and come from EPA’s sampling of public water systems. They describe the worst result found in the county, not what comes out of any particular tap — that depends on which system serves the address, and on the plumbing in the building. A private well is not covered by this programme at all.

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ZIP codes in Lincoln Parish

71227 · 71235 · 71245 · 71270 · 71272 · 71275

Readings are parish-level, so every ZIP here shares the figure above. Search your ZIP on the map to see it in context.

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