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FIELD SHEET No. 1 · ADA & CANYON CO. · FREE ISSUE

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How Hard Is Your Water?
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A one-of-a-kind survey map of the Treasure Valley: where your water actually comes from, how hard it runs in your city, and the mile of mineral-bearing ground it climbs through to reach your tap.

Hard Water Survey of the Treasure Valley: vintage-style map showing water hardness by city and the geology beneath the valley

HARD WATER SURVEY OF THE TREASURE VALLEY · COMPILED 2026 · PRINTS BEAUTIFULLY AT 11×8.5

WHAT THE SHEET SHOWS

Real figures, compiled from municipal water reports and U.S.G.S. classifications.

8–17 gr.

Measured hardness, city by city. Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Star and Kuna all sit in the official "very hard" range.

1,100 ft

How deep the valley's wells go. About 70% of your tap water rises through volcanic rock, dissolving minerals the whole way up.

10,000+ ft

Where the Boise River begins, as Sawtooth snowmelt. Some groundwater under the valley is older than the country.

177°F

The underground water that heats downtown Boise and the only geothermal-heated State Capitol in America. Same geology, same minerals, your hard water.

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