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Ohio's Ground Water
Quality Characterization Program

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is the designated state ground water quality management agency for preventing and addressing ground water quality problems. The Ground Water Quality Characterization Program meets this responsibility by:

  • Coordinating state-wide ground water monitoring;

  • Characterizing ground water quality conditions in Ohio's major aquifers;

  • Identifying ground water contamination;

  • Determining cause and effect relationships; and

  • Recommending strategies for preventing contamination.

Ohio's Ground Water Monitoring Program


Water Quality Data Analyses

STATE-WIDE

SITE-SPECIFIC


Accessing Ground Water Quality Data

SUMMARY DATA

RAW DATA


Publications and Presentations



Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ground Water Quality Characterization Program
Division of Drinking and Ground Waters
P.O. Box 1049
122 South Front Street
Columbus, OH 43215-1049


Questions or Comments? E-Mail: gwq@epa.state.oh.us

Last Updated on May 19, 2008

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