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Water hardness level by city - Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories Water Hardness data presented in this chart has all been verified by Aquatell directly from primary sources. Typically, this means we found the data on municipal water reports or we emailed or talked with municipal officials from the public utilities department.

If the water hardness data from your city is missing from this list please contact us and let us know. We can typically track down the info and add it to our chart in about a week.

To reduce water hardness, many people use a process called water softening. If you’re considering this approach, have a look at a professional-grade water softener.

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City NameProvinceHardness mg/LHardness Grains/GallonSource
AklavikNT24614.4Source
Behchokǫ̀ (Edzo Water Treatment Plant)NT17210.1Source
Behchokǫ̀ (Rae Water Treatment Plant)NT472.8Source
Colville LakeNT915.3Source
Délı̨nęNT714.2Source
Fort Good HopeNT1478.6Source
Fort LiardNT995.8Source
Fort McPhersonNT402.3Source
Fort ProvidenceNT985.7Source
Fort ResolutionNT1086.3Source
Fort SimpsonNT1005.8Source
Fort SmithNT1086.3Source
GamètìNT1649.6Source
Hay RiverNT1106.4Source
InuvikNT1106.4Source
Jean Marie RiverNT945.5Source
Łutselk'eNT794.6Source
Nahanni ButteNT39423.0Source
Norman WellsNT1347.8Source
PaulatukNT23013.5Source
Sachs HarbourNT37622.0Source
Sambaa K'eNT844.9Source
TsiigehtchicNT432.5Source
TuktoyaktukNT684.0Source
TulitaNT774.5Source
UlukhaktokNT1237.2Source, Source
WekweètìNT120.7Source
WhatìNT1005.8Source
WrigleyNT1307.6Source
YellowknifeNT271.6Source