Chromium-6 in Warner Robins, GA Drinking Water
Chromium-6 data for Warner Robins, Georgia · 89,430 residents · 5 ZIP codes
ZipCheckup's reading of Chromium-6 in Warner Robins, Georgia: the highest detected level is 500 ppb; the EPA limit is 100 ppb (total chromium MCL). Chromium-6 carries a high health-risk designation.
Water quality records for Warner Robins, Georgia show Chromium-6 detections on file - a finding that places it among the contaminants worth tracking for this area.
Data: EPA SDWIS, CCR Reports, ECHO Last verified: 2026-07-22
Chromium-6 in Warner Robins Tap Water
Chromium-6 has been detected in Warner Robins, Georgia drinking water at a maximum level of 500 ppb — 5x the EPA MCL.
This analysis covers 89,430 residents across 5 ZIP codes in Warner Robins.
Warner Robins's overall water quality grade is A (93/100).
Is Chromium-6 in Warner Robins Water Safe?
If you live in an affected ZIP code, consider installing a reverse osmosis or strong-base anion exchange filter certified under NSF 58 and testing your water independently.
Chromium-6 Levels by ZIP Code
| ZIP Code | Chromium-6 Level | EPA Limit | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31098 | 500 ppb | 100 ppb (total chromium MCL) | Exceeds limit |
Average chromium-6 level across Warner Robins: 500 ppb
Health Effects of Chromium-6
- Stomach and intestinal cancer (likely carcinogen via ingestion)
- Known carcinogen when inhaled
- Liver and kidney damage
- Reproductive and developmental harm
Health risk severity: High. Governed by the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations.
How Chromium-6 Gets Into Drinking Water
- Industrial discharge from steel and pulp mills
- Natural erosion of chromium deposits
- Coal ash disposal sites
- Cooling tower discharge
What to Do About Chromium-6 in Warner Robins Water
- Reverse osmosis systems are most effective
- Strong-base anion exchange can reduce chromium-6
- Standard carbon filters are NOT effective for chromium-6
- Look for NSF 58 certification
Look for filters certified under NSF 58 for chromium-6 removal.