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U.S. Water Systems with High F Levels

Database of drinking water systems with high levels of naturally occurring fluoride; searchable by state.

Oklahoma

Unless otherwise noted, the following information comes from the Fluoridation Census 1992 published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Oral Health, in 1993.

Information from: Fluoridation Census 1992. Published 1993 by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Division of Oral Health.

• It is not known if the water systems listed below are all still active
• The state Water System ID is the same as EPA’s preceded with the state’s initial. For example, Oklahoma would be OK0000000

State

Water Systems

County

EPA ID No.

Population

Natural Level of Fluoride (ppm)

A Milligram per Liter (mg/L) is the same as Part Per Million (ppm)

Not all water fluoride levels are included in the Fluoridation Census 1992

0.7 – 0.9 ppm
Oklahoma Kingston Marshall 2004501 1,440 0.7
Oklahoma Laverne Harper 2003002 1,420 0.7
Oklahoma Loco RWD 4 Stephens 2006904 900 0.7
Oklahoma Roff City Pontotoc 2006206 830 0.7
Oklahoma Rural Water Dixtrict 2 Ottawa 2005804 700 0.7
Oklahoma Prague Lincoln 2004101 2,300 0.8
Oklahoma Edmond Oklahoma 2005505 47,000 0.9
Oklahoma Hooker Texas 2007006 1,788 0.9
Oklahoma Jet  Alfalfa 2000211 275 0.9
Oklahoma Kansas PWA Delaware 2002135 500 0.9
Oklahoma Southwest LIvestock Research Canadian 2000903 75 0.9
Oklahoma Wilson Carter 201001 1,750 0.9

1.0 – 1.4 ppm
Oklahoma Bokchito Bryan 2000704 633 1.0
Oklahoma Oakhill Commercial Water Delaware 2002143 100 1.0
Oklahoma Tipton Tillman 2007101 1,170 1.0
Oklahoma B & B Water Cimarron 2001301 300 1.2
Oklahoma Optima Texas 2007001 72 1.2
Oklahoma Oklahoma State Reformatory Greer 2002803 1,200 1.3
Oklahoma Bennington RWD Bryan 2000705 317 1.3
Oklahoma Boise City Cimarron 2001303 1,800 1.3
Oklahoma Hickory Meadows Delaware 2002146 50 1.3
Oklahoma Afton Ottawa 1021696 1,500 1.4
Oklahoma Country Club Estates Cleveland 2001448 75 1.4
Oklahoma Devol Cotton 2001701 186 1.4
Oklahoma Ringling Jefferson 2003404 1,700 1.4
Oklahoma West Carter RWD Carter 2001003 2,000 1.4

1.5 – 1.9 ppm
Oklahoma Adams RWD 1 Texas  2007010 135 1.5
Oklahoma Monkey Island Airport Resort  Delaware 2002167 50 1.5
Oklahoma Ratcliff City Carter 2001002 350 1.5
Oklahoma Beaver RWD 1 (Turpin) Beaver 2000402 490 1.6
Oklahoma Calumet Canadian 2000904 600  1.6
Oklahoma Shangri-La Delaware 2002136 175 1.6
Oklahoma Texhoma Texas 2007009 800  1.6
Oklahoma Northwest Central Pipeline Texas 2007012 125 1.7
Oklahoma Peels MHP Seminole 2006706 70  1.7
Oklahoma Peels MHP Seminole 2006706 70  1.7
Oklahoma Sunset Hills Subdivision Delaware 2002133 45 1.7
Oklahoma Texas Co RWD #2 Texas 2007004 243 1.9
Oklahoma Guyman Texas  2007003 8,492 1.9 

2.0 – 12.0 ppm
Oklahoma Goodwell Texas 2007005 1,186  2.0
Oklahoma Lakemont Shores Delaware 2002170 90 2.3
Oklahoma Wellston Lincoln 2004140 900 2.3
Oklahoma Panhandle St University Texas 2007001 1,200  2.5
Oklahoma Bowlegs Lima Water District Seminole 2006701  1,850 3.6
Oklahoma Maud Seminole 2006302 1,251  3.7
Oklahoma Deer Creek Water Corp Oklahoma 2000504 1,900 3.8
Oklahoma Bluejacket Craig   260 4.4
Oklahoma Bowlegs Water Works   Seminole 2006707 150 4.6
Oklahoma Cache Comanche 2001607 1,800 5.4 
Oklahoma Miami Otawa 2005813 15,000 5.4
Oklahoma Delhi Beckham 2000507 60 7.0
Oklahoma Indiahoma Comanche 2001609 425 10.2
Oklahoma Geronimo Comanche 2001611 1,200 12.0

Notes:

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Percentage of State Population served by Public Water Systems that Receive Fluoridated Water
State 2014 2012 2006 2000 1992
Oklahoma 62.5% 70.1% 73.5% 74.6%
 58.0%

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