Private Well Water Testing in Alaska

Alaska is outside the USGS national groundwater models, so we don't have county-level well-risk estimates here — but here's how to test a private well in Alaska.

Private-well testing in Alaska

There's no USGS national groundwater model for Alaska — Alaska and Hawaii fall outside the federal arsenic and nitrate datasets we use — so we don't have county-level well-risk estimates here.

If you rely on a private well in Alaska, test it directly: Alaska certified testing labs and what to test your well for.

Alaska counties

No USGS county-level model covers Alaska — use the testing resources above to check your own well.

Find a Alaska-certified testing lab

Get your well tested at a Alaska-certified laboratory. We list certification programs by state.

Alaska certified labs

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These figures are USGS area estimates: statistical groundwater models describing how likely elevated contaminant levels are across a county. They are not designed to predict the concentration in any single well. Only testing your own well reveals its water quality.

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