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                                                         Small  Very Large   Large   Medium   Total ( 100,000) (10,001–100,000) (3,301–10,000) (501–3,300)  52,110  398  3,702   4,822  13,906  286,451,204 128,607,655 105,195,727 27,942,486 19,848,329  100%  1%  7%  9%  27%  100%  45%  37%  10%  7%  18,839  1  22  120  2,662  6,334,292  203,000  533,845  639,561 2,710,330  100%  0%  0%  1%  14%  100%  3%  8%  10%  43%  84,744   3  15  102  2,751  13,751,860 2,869,000  424,662  546,481 2,681,373  100%  0%  0%  0%  3%  100%  21%  3%  4%  19%  155,693  402  3,739  5,044  19,319
                                                     U.S. Public Water Systems Size by Population Served in 2007






                                                         Very Small  (500 or less)  29,282  4,857,007  56%  2%  16,034  2,247,556  85%  35%  81,873  7,230,344  97%  53%  127,189 1 Community water system: a public water system that supplies water to the same population year-round.














                                                                 No. of systems  served Population  Percentage of systems Percentage of population  No. of systems  served Population  Percentage of systems Percentage of population  No. of systems  served Population  Percentage of systems Percentage of population  amples are schools, factories, office buildings, and hospitals have their own water systems. Courtesy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.













                                                     Table 1.1  Water System  Community   water  system 1  Nontransient   noncommunity  water system 2  Transient  noncommunity  water system 3  Total no. of systems  Source:










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