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City Water Quality Rankings in Montana

83 cities ranked by drinking water quality.

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#49
Anaconda
County, MT
91 A
#50
Box Elder
County, MT
91 A
#51
Bozeman
County, MT
91 A
#52
Butte
County, MT
91 A
#53
Laurel
County, MT
90 A
#54
Ennis
County, MT
89 B
#55
Malmstrom Air Force Base
County, MT
89 B
#56
Culbertson
County, MT
88 B
#57
Cut Bank
County, MT
88 B
#58
Plains
County, MT
88 B
#59
Troy
County, MT
88 B
#60
Crow Agency
County, MT
87 B
#61
Boulder
County, MT
86 B
#62
Harlowton
County, MT
86 B
#63
Hingham
County, MT
86 B
#64
Hungry Horse
County, MT
86 B
#65
Deer Lodge
County, MT
85 B
#66
Lame Deer
County, MT
85 B
#67
Ronan
County, MT
85 B
#68
East Helena
County, MT
83 B
#69
Helena
County, MT
83 B
#70
Forsyth
County, MT
80 B
#71
Hardin
County, MT
74 C
#72
Pablo
County, MT
65 C

Frequently Asked Questions

How are city water quality rankings calculated in Montana?

WaterQ city rankings are based on EPA SDWIS data across local public water systems, including contaminant detections, compliance violations, and recency-weighted score signals.

Can I compare two cities in Montana?

Yes. Use the city comparison links on this page or open the Compare tool to evaluate two cities side by side on score, grade, and water system coverage.

How often does WaterQ refresh city data?

City-level metrics refresh when new EPA data is processed. Check city pages for latest score and violation context.

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